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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : DAY , JANUA11Y 17 , 1898. SPECIAL NOTICES iPiitfi for tlicnf cnliimnii Trill In ; tnkcit until 1'J m , fur the nml until 8 p. in. for the unit SunJny eilltlonH. iTH , li > - rrciiicntliiK ti ntini- Ijcroil rlirck , cnn lime unnvrern nil- drcxKcil to n. tituiiliurcil letter In cure of The lire. Anmircrn no nililrmncil Trill lie ilcllvcreil on preiiciiliitlon o/ the check mil- . ItntcH. t l-2o n iTord firnt Inncrlloni 3o n woril thc-renftcr. > othlnHT InUcn for IDXK tlinii - " , > c for the llmt Inser tion. Thciie nilvertlHPiiicnt * muni bo run coimccutli elj" . WAKTKD SITUATIOXS. AH STKNOORAPIIKU , 1)T ) YOUNG T.Al > Yj email nnlnry acccptci ] , D 67 , Bee A 11762 It' \VA > TKII MAI.I3 lini.V. CANVAS KllS TO TAKU OUDEU3 ; NHW I.tNC of wotk : no l."y goods to carry , salary or comtnlulon. C. r. Adams Co. 5ZI So. 16tli BU SAi.naMAN roa CIOAUS , jus A MONTH expenses ; old llrm , experience tnnocca nry ; In- duccm-ntB to curtomer . C. C , Ul hop & Co. , at. iritis n so ; _ AOUNTS AND lIUANrit MANAOnKS : SALAIIY nna commission. Hunter TnllorlnB & S'llrt Co , Clnelnnntl. O. _ IJ MISS April 2 1100 OAH'I AND LinritAIi CO IMI = SI 5N'S TOU Rood , cxncrlentpil orBimlzcru , up to antp plan ; vutr to work. Henry C. Akin. Supreme Ucecnt , Imperial JtyBtloIxislon , Omalm , Neb. U 533-F3 TUAVILINO BAI.KSMCN TO cdllric oils on unlaty or commission Address The /one Oil CA. Clcvelnnil , O. H-M73C 11 WANTHI ) . AT ONCi : , SKVKItAI. OOOD STOCK undrllo makers , nlvi roicrnl lmnc- rrnkers on liURKr Imrncss , to Keel men we lll Bl\o a Booa Ftnady joti Tie ( Kannntz SatHJery Co. , Noi 227 , 2W nnd 231 Kist Sixth St. , St - Paul , Minn lt-M-70 17 _ VANTl'.D-YOtJNO MHN TO LCARN trndp , no hotter tlmo or place could be fcecc , > nur term completed durlns tlio liuij" seison ; only elirlit wppka rtxinlred ny o r method : two yearn npiircntlcohln nn\ed , conftant c.ill for rradinles , n fpcelnl Inducement we dnnntc roniiiletB ontnt of tools , wases nnd experience In Mioin flnturilays ; 'OS citnloRuc mulled free. Moler MjBtem llirber SJcliool , Clnrk nnd Vnn llurcn St . ClilciKD 11-M7M-1S * aovniiNinNT ! : rosi TI ON1 ? DON'T I'lint'AUE for the poKUIll-e or oilier civil pen Ice examina tion without seeing our Illuitrntcil cntttlORUe of Informatlnn Suit free Columbian Corre spondence College , Washington , I ) C It MSfiS 22 * \VANTin : A GOOD ATiU ItOUND DUTCIIKR Applj al once to It \\cstphalen Atlantic , Io n 1J-M842 18 WA.vrnn i 'n 100 aiii s TOR ALL. KINDS or WORK ; 53 TO , J7 week Canadian Ortlcc 1122 Douglas C 3C3 \\AN113D COMPKTKNT OIRh TOR OHNHRAL lious.cn orlc K09 S. ! Ctli St C 5S2 WANTKU , A OKRMAN OIRI TOR housework S23 Soutli ICth street. C 7S3 17 i ) , Q.1U. TOR (3I3N11IIAL IIOuF work References required. 3C03 Moron O-MSW 17 OIRIi roil HOLSi\\OIlK 2TCO S. 13th John Hill C MS63 1S rou nnnL.iTT uARQAiNb NIARIAAM. : . OONH. 112 S Kitli A\c , 7 rooms , porcelain hath , closet , hot water , gas , mantels , furnace , liun- drJ3'l CIO S. 2 < lh St. , 8-room , benutlTu ! new dwclllnB , Oik llnlsh , porcoHIn bath , hot watei , cus , fuinncv. luundiy , S33 2914 N 2Sth A\c. , H rooms , city witer. Inside ? 3'W ' bclIlK bjient for rcpnlrs. Rent , 112. 717 S 331 St. , C-rooin cottnuo. city water , { 8 \Ve In\o others. I'ldohiy , 1st ( leer , N. Y. Lire. D M7SO HOUSKH WAbLACC , DROWN U OCK 1CTII nnd DouslJS. D JC8 ilOVINO iFotJfainiOIvD C300DS AND I'lANOS Om Vnn i Storage Co. , ISllli rarmim lei. 1530. D 173 LXROR I.IfaT. M'CAGUE , 15TII AND DODUH D 303 HOUSES , TL.AT3. GAUVIN UROS. , 1613 TAR'M D-370 1IOUSUS TOR RENT. UHMIS , IIUC. D-371 iiousns j. H. siinnwooD , 423 N Y. LIFE. D 372 IN AM , PART1 ? OP THE C1TV THE O r. Dnls Company , 1303 rarnnm D 3C5 HOUSES. 13ENEWA & . CO , 103 N. 15TII bT. D VIS HOUSES , COrTAOES & STORES AM. . 1'ARTS of citj. Ilrcnnan & Lova Co , 219 S. ICth D 307 HOUhU SCS SO. JSTH ST. . TEN ROOMS , MOD- crn , JtO 0) ) per month. 13 > ron Recil Co D-371 TOR RENT RLECIANT ( XITTAGE NEAR Hnnscom p.nk ; modern ; only J15 n month. Urcminn-Ixne Co , 219 South ICth street D-M754 M JIODURN COTTAQE SIX ROOMS AND HATH , ens. 2711 B 20th St , rear S. Omnlin. motor , rent J17.M. See W. r. Lortiuen , 623 S 17th St D M733 17 r HOPKINS RESIDENCE , 11 ROOMS , all modern , barn and carriage house riw Ilee D-728 run nn.vr IWIIMSIIUD IIOOMS. rbll RENT. NEWI.T J'URNISHED ROOMS : reason il'lo prices. 2121 Dodee. H M5SO i , VERY PLEASANT ROOM , WITH OR WITH- nut bonrd , near Hnnscom paik , modern house. E 6 , lice. E 780 T\VO LARr.R I'RONT IIOOMS TOR GENTLED men All N. 17th St. E-70S-22 * I.Y rURNISIIKD ROOMS. 2.J13 Douglns. References lTItMSIIii > ItOOfIS A.M ) IlO.VIin. TIHJ MEHRIAJI , riHST Cb\SS TAMUjY HOtel - tel 2Jth inul DoJge bts. V M707 _ HANDSOME PARLORS EN SUITE NEWLY furnlH1 ] ' J , also smaller rooms , good board. Hie Rote , iOSO Haincy F COO m\O NICK ROOMS , 2039 DOUGLAS STr r708 NICELY rilRNISIIED ROOMS AND HOARD for ifcntloman t 1722 DodKn hi. 1" M753 21 * JLAKC1K SOUTH ROOM , fafJUM HEAT , IIOHIM , references " 02 N. ISth r M7C2 17 * IN PRIVATE FAMILY. WITH OR WITHOUT boar , ] 18IJ DodRU. T 11781 22 ROOMH. WITH HOARD , jsai IIINNEY , near exposition. r M79S 22 * . ItQOMS . llarncy. I1 MSfC l'cb.15 * IvI/iN'OIKD HOTEL COIINKR 16TH AND Webster utreeta Europenn plan. 100 rooms , tUi'inn heat , fren tntlm , good rooms Jl 61) pei wock. best medium-priced hotel In Omaha I. N Wntnon , I'mprlctor. r MSSI rou noons. ' i : ROOMS TWO IIIJQOKH 1'ROM exposHlon grounus , 2J11 Ulnney , private family , , ni uiiiuim pen HousniciipiNa : , MAN nnllfe , water In kitchen , stcul ilnlc. 319 N. 17th. O-COO rou HINTSTOIUS AXII OKKIOUS. TOR RENT IN T1IK 1JEE IIUILDINQ : One largo corner room , "d lloor. with vault and prhuta cilice , water , etc. Ono luif front room , 2d lloor , dUlded Into two uioinn by partition , Mater , etc. Ono large corner loom , 2d floor , witli vault , \\nler , etc. Ono front loom , dUldc.J by partition. 3d floor , One cornri room , ulth > oult , 3d floor. Ono luiio room , 3J lloor. with pattlilon JhlJing It Into one large room and two smaller prl\nte room > ; ulor , etc , Vv > o large iround ; llogr rvomi , fronting 17th St , with Miult. beiernl email rooms on 4th floor .with vaults. Al ) Iheso looma arc hcatcj HIi tteam , electrld llKhti. ui < plled with llrut-clatB janltoi aenlce. iii-vntor tun day and all night ; bulldlns trlctly Ilitproof. Apply to tiupcrlntenilent , Itoom 10) ) . l ! e bullfllns. 1 19) TOR UKNT-DKSK ROOM IN GROUND FLOOR office , Uee building ; nnter , etcam heat , electric light and janitor cmlc . Apply to Superin tendent , Ilca bulldlnc , I 191 TIRBT CIwVBS MEAT MARKUT LOCATION , COS Uee. I-MZ14 HOTELS , STORES. 13EMIS , PAXTON BL1C. I-K ; VCR RENT Tb 1-STORY HRtCK 11UILD1NQ at t 6 J'a main St. ThU bulultnfr has a tlrcprool cement battment ; water on & 1I floor * , rat. io. TO HBNT. WANTHD TO RENT , A HOUSE OP 6 OR room * , with gas , bath , etc , nrlthln wilklni distance of The Dee ofTlce , trill lease for a hum br ot jp r Address D 4 $ , Hating price , cnr of The Uee. K CM * S'I ORACH. PACIFIC STORAOK AND WARHHOUSH CO 10S 910 Jones ; general storage nnJ forvrnnllnq M-J70 OM. VAN & STORAGE , 131IV4 TARN'M. TEL 16S f M-277 TRANK KAVER % STORAGK , llll HARHKY Hauling and packing , cheapest rates. Tel , * 38 M 378 wv.vi'icn TO IIUY. WANTED. TO RUY TOR CASH. OMAHA SAV Inirs | > nnk deposits nnd ferllflcntea of rtepo'lt Wflto full parllculnra ti > 13 19 , llec. N MS" > i i ron sALii AT 1'tTULir AUCTION , ONE 1XDT OP IIOt'SR- hold poods to Ix- sold for storage charges nt 11 N. 15th , Wnl. , Jan. IS , at 3 p , m. K. E. Ath r ton. Auctioneer O M S2 18 * _ 1-OR SAI-E , CUKAP. HOttSnilOLD TURN ! lure , olllco ue-k , bargain If tnken nt once Apply 2145 S 84th M. O-M'92 li FOR sALC3iiscni.iV.MOUS. riNE. WHITE SAWDUST TOR TLOORS. KfC. coireo tor Ice , at (3.7C per cord. Tel , 433. 90 Douglas. Q 379 IHLLTARO HALL AND ROWLINO ALLE1 Oolnc peed buelness ; established 1(00 Ix > cl box 23 , Johnson , Neb Q MtlJon-l * TOR SALE AND EXCHANQE-COUNTA rights for nn Indispensable houcchold ln\entlon Lirco pronts Address D. L llraco , K33 Curtis Denver , Colo. Q 764 20 * CMIIIVOVAM'S. 1'itor. AJitns. niiEATnsT LIVING sticcr.ss ful palmist nnd clnlr\o > nnl medium , 2207 Tar nam St. ; Bluings We ; eutlsfnctlon posltlxelj guaranteed. S M774 21' _ MASS\Oi : , HATHS , KTC. MADAME SMITH. 1313 DOUGLAS. STEAM ANI alcohol baths T M782 20 * niissoN or PARIS , CHIROPODIST medicated baths nnd massage 107 N 12th St T I3I-1M * JM.KCTRO MAGNETIC TREATMENTS ANI nmfsnco by Laura Ellison , lia N ICth St. room n. T MSS7 22 MME AMES , MASSAGE AND I1ATIH 1C2J' Ho\\nrd street T Mi93 23 * MRS DR LEON , ELECTRIC MASSAGE UAT1 pnrlors , restful nnd curative 417 S llth , up stairs. T-MS9I 23 * VIAVI CX > , IJTERINn TROUULES. 310-S I1EI IlldR , ph > : lclan consultation or hcilth book free U-3S1 UATHB , MASSAGE. MME 1'ObT , 319 > 4 S 15TH U 3S2 CLOTHES CLKANED , PRESSED AND RE paired , day or night , dress suits tor hire I'nntorium , N. E Cor. 14th nnd rarnnm Tel 9C3 U-3S3 HAVE YOUR GARMENTS MADE HY "GREEN here , The 1'iofesslotul Ladles' Tnllor , " 170 ! Webster. U M377-J-1S * PRIVATE HOME TOR L\DIES DErORl : ANE durlnp conllnement. babies adopted nnil riro.1 for Rcmo\cd to 1130 N. 17th. U 7J3 18' HOW 1IUCOME L.VWFUL PHYSICIANS pharmacists , V D'B , dentists or law > ers Ix > cl box 1(0 ! , Chicago. U 7IS-J26' METROPOLITAN EMP. CO . ROOM 5. BUSH man lilk , IGth nnd Douglas. Samuel Motz Tel 1010 , U M77C 17' MOM3Y TO LO V\ CIITTCLS. . J10 TO 110COO TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD TURN1TURE AND PIANOS HORSES \\AaONS AND CARRIAGES , WAREHOUSE RKCEH'TS , ETC. . nl lowest rites In Omaha , South Omaha and Council DlufTs. No removal of goods , strictly confidential , > m can ixi } the loan , cff at any time or in an ) nmoun's > nmoun'sOMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. 300 South ICtr. St. THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR' PORATCD LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. X 3 4 MOXKY TO i.o VXHIAI. KSTATB. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES 1HI ; O r. DaIs Co , 1503 nunnm St W 335 ANTHONY IXAN ) & TRUST CO , 315 N. Y. L. i quick money al low rates for choice faun lands In Iowa , noithern Missouri , eastern Nebraska , W 3S6 LOANS ON IMPROVED & . UNIMPROVED C1.TY property. W. 1'arnam Smith & . Co , 1320 Tar m. \V-387 MONEY TO LOAN. UEJIIS , PAXTON BLOCK. W DPI MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA real estate Brennan-Lo\o Co. , 219 S. 10th ' 389 J100.00000 SPECIAL TUND TO LOAN ON first oiass Improved Omaha property , or for building purposes. 1'ldcllty Trust Company W 390 6 PER CENT MONEY. Jl.OPO AND UPWARDS , on gilt-edged impro\ed Omaha real estate. Hernia , 1'qxton block. W-393 MONEY LOANED ON IMPROVED REAL. ES- ( ate In Ornnlm , Council IllurTs ft South Omaha. Puscy & Ihomas , 603 First Nat'l Bank. Omaha. W 39J WANTED-CHO1CE 1'ARM AND CITY LOANS. II. C. Peters & Co , U. S. Nat'l Bank Hide W M433 MOR'l WAGES KOR SALE PROPERTY OP NO.V- icsldents cared for. W. U Melkle , 1st Nat I Rk. W-391 WE HAVE MONKY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN eastern Nebraska nndestern Ion a Brennan- Lo e Co , 219 South ICth street. W Mi:9 F5 5 PER CENT MONEY ON NKI1 PARMS & OMA ha property. W. U. MclUe , 1st Nnt'l Bank RldK. W M416 misivnss oncns. . TO GET IN OR OUT Ol' BUSINESS GO TO J. J. Ulbaon , C14 First Nafl ilank. Y Ui POR RENT , 11HICK STOREROOM COX22 , ALL conxtnlences , best location In city , eplcndld bualncss town. John H. LladaleVest Point , Neb Y Mill C-LKAR EASTERN NEBRASKA LANDS AND city property for merchandise deals , (5,000 to tlO.OCO , or lamer. A , Halter , 1C : < CurtU Den ser , Colo. Y MS15 IS * DRUO STORE TOR SALE , AI1OIIT SCO STOCK. Only drug store In a lonn of 700 , eastern No- brnsKn. Good reasons for eelllng , Address H 11 , nee. Y M650 19 0ll SALE. A STOCK OF FURNITURE. GROG- orles , irluasnarp n.i tln are ; beat of reason for belling. Address 12 12 , Omahi Rep Y-MS19 17' WANTED , PARTNER WITH $200 IN HID PAY. Ing business llest reference , Investigate. Ad- dicss 13 10 , Rcc. Y-MS70 18 v > nn. TOR BALE OR EXCHANGE , ONE DOUBLE hou t , 19 rooms , with all modern Improve ments , 191S nnd 1920 Emmett street , Ornaha ; within one block of main entrance of exposi tion grounds ; Incumbrancc , 14 000 , will ex. change equity for clear property , farm or city , or will veil cheap for cash. Send offers to H. 1' . Moirow , Missouri Valley , la.7.MJC5 7.-MJC5 19 i\'iLL : xciiANan VERY DEsiRAni/ri clear % acant Omaha lots fcr Chicago property. Addre. * ! with full particulars , Box JO. . Omaha. Z MSOl TOR BALE OR EXCHANGE COT M BY 130 feet , \\llh eight-room cottage ulth all modern improvements , also seed barn ; located In choicest residence part of Omaha , tno blocks from Hunteom park , one block from street cars nnd school , pa\ed street und brick walks ; } 2,300 Incumbrnncc , four jcars at 6 per cent ; nlll sell equity cheap for cash or " 111 exchange for a desirable etock of ehoes Address D W , Bee. Omaha. K-M757 1'eb 13 ron sibu Tinu < KSTATB. COUNTZE PLACE BARGAINS. I2.WO. J3.7CO TO } 0C ) . Ji J. Ulbion , 611 Klrist Nat. Bank DUIif. RE-399 _ " JARGAIN8. HOUSES , "lX > TB AND I'ARMS ; tale or trade. ! ' . K , Darltns , iiarktr blk. RK-400 . LOTS. rAi&is. LANDS. LOANS. alto lire Insurance , Bcmls , Puxton block RE-M4S1 _ _ > fEW COTTAOB. MONTHLY PAYMENTS. C04 Bee Ride. RE MM1 VJCIAN'VAULUIV PAIISIS AND MHRCHAN- dlte. HuntaUrcer U CKments. Lyons , Ne braska. IU2-MS69 _ JZ600 roil S-STORY BRICK DUILDIN'O , 44 < et frontage , near 14tli and Doughu Bts. 2.(04 for Improved property on Cumins street. near IJth itreeU J. N , rrcnzer , Opp P , O t RE-U7CO I-OH \TiKTin Alt TJST. ( Continued ) A BEAUTIFUL NEW COTTAGE. BnVfi ? rooms , porcelain bith tub , furnnee and Kit Walnut Hill , will be xold on monthly pa ) menta. A. M. Cowte. Ill So. ISth St. KE-MHJ-U U PEIl CKNT ORO S 1NVHSTMKNT , 2-8TOR1 brick liiislncjn bulldlnir , price (3 & 00 Ailflres U 1 , He * . RH-M781 LOST. LOST. JAN. 1ST , SMALL BLACK COOKKI Fpanlcl , had sellow ribbon on neck , answer : noino of Wnns. reward F W. Carmlchael , No 6. Wlthnell bldg. Loat-.M761 17 , CHILD'S GOLD Nl ICCHALV W1TI locket Hiape nf heart containing ruby , game ; and topaz felting ; "Nellie" * ngTn e l on back reward William Gibbons , Klkhorn. Neb Lost-M771 17 _ IwOST. EMERALD STICK PIN. SET WITH diamonds. Reward If returned to IMS Farmn MroeU Ix ) t-MS41 17 SIlOIlTIIANtl AND TYPmViUTINO. A. C. VAW BANTS SCHOOL. 013 N. Y. LIPli 390 AT OMAHA BUS COLLEGE , ICTH & DOUGLAE 397 it. B. norms , COURT RKPORTKR , PRIVATE lessons ; day nml evening. 407 Bee nidg. -395 OMAHA SHORT-HAND COLLEGE ROYD' Ihco'cr. M731 Feb. 13 FINANCIAL. MONKY IXJANEDON I.1PE INSURANCK POL Icles or bought. L. P. Van Norman Mlnne apoll" . Minn M773 Mclil4 * I'A AVMIHOKKIIS. H. MAltOWITZ IXANS ) MONEY. 41S N 1C ST. . 407 TYIM3WIUTKHS. TYPEWRITERS 1X1R RENT , } 4 00 PER MONTH The Hmlth-Premlcr Tjponrlter Co , 1C25 Fnr nam St. , telephone , 12SI CM IIOAIWAYS AM ) MDUU'VLICS. SHERMAN ( WYO ) GRAVEL TOR SIDE walks and roiduajs for w\le nt 14 per cubic yard Cruched slig for concrete In nni tiuan- tlty. The arnnt Paving Co , 300 Uee building M721 IS snwno MACHI.NCS A n SUPPLIHS. NEW HOME , HOUSEHOLD & WHITE SEWIng - Ing machines & supplies 1514 Cap lue lei 1374 403. s \vi > Tnunn. GOOD STABLES , BEST OP CARE. $4 AND ! ( month A. W I'hclps & . Son. S07 New Yotl ; Life. Tel. 1C3I. -402 CITY EMPLOYMENT nt'REAU. 1417 I ARNAM st Rooms 2 & 3. Tel. 1404 MS FIRST CLASS M VLB AND FEMALE HELP furnished on short notice Samuel Motz Metro politan EmpHjinent Co , loom 5 , lluahman blk , ICth nnd Douglas , trl 1010. M777 17 * STUMGHAI > IIttIlS. V E SOLICIT AND FURNISH POSITIONS POR Stenographers free. The .Smith-Premier Tjpe- writer Co Telephone. 1281 (03 ( CO VI , . BURLINGTON NUT. REST. CHEAPEST. PRICE J3 76 per ton 'Phone SIS. Harmon i Wtetn Co. 401 COVl'Il VCTOH AND UUILDEIl. G. W. GILBE-vT , CARPENTER AND CONtractor - tractor ; Jobbing solicited. 1815 6t Mnry's are M340 Jan 29 SCHOOLS. REMOVED. THK JOY T\IIXR ) SYSTEM dress cutting school , 1J11 Cumlng tMSTOI'ob MSTOI'ob 11 ririlMTUHC I'VCIvHD. M S. WALKIN. 2111 CUMING. TEL K31. 400 pobiorricu NOTICR. , ( Should be read DAIL.Y by all iutcieatcd ai changes may occur at any time. ) Foreign malls for the week ending January 22 , 1S9S. will close ( Pao.MPT'1-.Y in all cases ) at the general post ofllce as fol lows : PARCELS POST MAILS close one hour earlier than closing time shown below. TrniiM-Atlniitlu "tlullH. WEDNESDAY At 7 n. m. ( supplementary 9 a , m. ) for EUROPE , per s. s. Paris' , via Southampton ; at 9 a. m. ( supplement ary 10:30 : a m. ) for KtmOPE. per s. s. Britannic * , via Queenstown ; ut 10 a m. for BULGIUJI direct , per s. s. Berlin , via Antwerp ( letters must bo dlretcd "per Berlin" ) . SATURDAY At 7 a. m. for FRANCE , SWITZERLAND. ITALY , SPAIN , POR TUGAL , TURKEY , EGYPT nnd BRIT ISH INDIA , per B. a. La Norm-xndle * . via Havre ( letters for other mrts of ISuropo must be directed "per La Normandlu" ) : at S a. m. for NETHERLANDS direct , per a. B , Amsterdam , via Rottcid.un ( letters must be directed "per Anistet- dnm" ) ; at S a. m. for GENOA , per s s r Bismarck ( letters must be directed "per P. Bismarck" ) , at 10 a. m. ( supplementary 11,30 a. in. ) for EUROPE , per s. a. Servla , via Queonstown ; at 11 a m. for NOR WAY direct , per s. a. Norgo ( letters must be directed "per Norge" ) . PRINTED MATTER , ETC--Oerman steamers sailing on 'luesdajs tnlio Printed Matter , etc. for Germany , nnd bpeUnllj Addressed Printed Matter , cte , for othei parts of Eurrpe Amer ican und White Star steamers \\idnehdajs. . German steamers on Thut du > s , nnd t'ununl , French and German steamers on Snlurdiijs tuKo Printed Matter , etc , for nil countries for which they are advertised to carry mall After the closing of the Supplementary Trhnn- Atlnjitlc Malls named nuo\e , additional &upplc- menlury mails uro opened on the piers of the American , Kngllsh , French and German steam ers. nnd remain open until within Ten Mlnutis of the hour of sailing of steamer. for houtli nnil ( Vn < rul MONDAY-At 3 p. m. for 'BEUZE , PUERTO CORTEX and GUATEMALA per steamer from New Orleans. TUESDAY-At "J p m. for COSA RICA , per steamer from Now Oilcans ; nt 7 p m. for NASSAU , N. P. , per B. s. Miami from Miami. Fn. ! ; nt 8.IX ) p. in. for NEW FOUNDLAND , per Htcamor from North Sydney ; at ! > p m. for POUT ANTONIO. per steamer from iioston. WEDNDSDAY At 2:30 : u , in for PORT ANTONIO , per steamer from Philadel phia : at h a. m. for BKRMUDA , per a a Trinidad ; at 1 p. m. for CUBA , per a'a' City of Washington , via Havana , THURSDAY At 10 n. m. ( supplementary 11 a. m. ) for CENTRA AMKRICA Vijc- cept Coita Rica ) nnd SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS , per a. s. Advance , via Colon ( let ters for Guatemala must bo directed "per Advance. " ) , nt 11 n. m , for MEXICO , per s s. Santo Domingo , via Progrcso and Ver.a Ciuz ( letters must bo directed "per Snnto Domingo" ) ; at 11 a. m. for JA MAICA per s B Ardamlhu ( letters for Belize , Puerto Cortez and Guatemala muat bo directed "per Ardamlhu" ) FRIDAY-At 10:30 : a. m. for HAITI , per a Prlns Willem III ( letters for Venezuela ! Curacao , Trinidad British and Dutch Guiana must be directed ' ner Prlns Wll- lem III" ) SATURDAY At 2,30 a. m. for NEW- " " A yrlan from KPVJi1IlANU'1I\Cnr ? , 'Philadelphia : at 10 n in. ( supplementary 10.M a m. ) for FORTUNE ISLAND. JA MAICA , and CARTHAOENA , per a H AlleRlmnr ( letters for Costa Rica must bo directed "per Allegtiany" ) ; at 10 j. m ( sup. plomentnry 10:30 : a , in ) for HAITI and SAVAN1LLA. per s. s. Andes ; at 10:3 : } a m for OVMPEOHK , CHIAPAS , TAHASPO and YUCATAN , per a. a , Scnrca ( letter * -tor other parts of Mexico and for Cuba must bo directed "per Seneca" ) ; nt 11 n m ( supplementary ilJO ; a. m. ) fcr VEX- KWKliA and CURACAO , also SAVAN- 1LLA and CARTWAGENA , via Curncio per a , s. Philadelphia ; at 11.30 a m ( mm. plementary 12 m ) for NASSAU , N p and SANTIAGO DB CUBA per s s. Sara. toga : .it 7 p. m. for NASSAU , N. P. . pci . u Miami from Miami. I'Ja.i at S:30 : p. m. for NE\VFOl'NDL\ND , per Bteimpr from North Sydney : nt 8,30 p. in for ST PIERRE MIQUEI.ON , per steamer from North Sydney. Malls for Newfoundland , by rill to Ha'lfax anil thcix-0 by itcamer. cl"e at fil nlllcs dally nt S.S9 p , in. llullj fcr illrjudon , by rail to Uo - o IOK , ( Continue } . \ ton nnd thence by stcnmcr , dote nt thl dally t 8:30 : p. rn. Mills for Cuba clo.e n thU office dally nt 7j < 1 - . tn , for forwarJIn by Meimen salllnp ( Momlnys nnd Thur dnjs from Port Tampa. Fla. WlalU for Meilco CUV overland , unle upeclallr ndilrcssed for de patc by steamer clotc nt tKli offlco dally nt J-S a m nnd 2.30 p .tuieglstercd mall cloie nt 6.00 p m. preuou N-rntdll MnIN for China , JaiKh nnd Hawaii , per s s Peru ( from Sin PrancNco ) , close her dally up to Jnnnarv uth at ) 6:30 : p m , Mali , for Hawaii , per s.kt.IiAu trnlla ( from Sa rrnnclsco ) . clo'o hero daily up to Jnnuar 19th nt 6:10 : v. m. Stalls for China nn Japan , per a. s. Ulympla ( from Tncoma ) close here dally up to January ' 23d nt G-l p. m. Mails for China andlJnpnn ( special addressed onlv ) . per s. s. Kmpre-w o Japan ( from Vancouver ) , close hero dnll ] up to January 2 h at 0:30 : p. m. Mall for the Society Islands , per ship City o Pnpeltl ( from Snn Francisco ) , close her dally up to January JSth tT530 p. in Mnllu for Australia ( except those for We Australia ) , which nro forwarded vlr Europe. New Xealnnd , Hawaii , T1JI am Samoan Islands , per s. B. Alameda ( fron Snn Francisco ) , close hero daily ! up to Jin uary TOth nt 7 00 a , m. . H n m. and G-3 < P. m , ( or on arrival at New York 6f s B Aurnnln with British malls for Australia ) Malls for Australia ( except West Au - trilla ) , Now Xealand , Hawaii nnd Flj Itlands , per s , s. Wnrrlmoo ( fiom Vnn couver ) , close hero dally nfter Januarj 30th nnd up to January Slat nt C:30 : i > . m Trnns.Pnclnc mill * are forwanleil to riort of rail Inp dally nnd the tvhedule of cloMntr Is nr- ransed on the presumption ot their uiilntcr rupted overland trnnMt Registered nml clrpfn nt fi p mj previous dnv. CORNELIUS VAN COTT , Postrmster. e , Now York , N. Y. , January 14 IIAIMlOAnS. CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE & ST Paul - RallwaClt > Ticket Ofllce , 1C04 Farnnni Street Telephone m. Depot , Tenth nnd Mason Streets. 1 elephant 12S. L ° n\e. Arrive Chicago Limited Ex. . . 5 45 pm S.Cj nm Omaha nnd Chicago ' "ll.CO nm lo pm Dally. CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND S. Paclllc nnllroad "The Great Rod : Island Route" city JltKct Office. 1313 Kimiam Stieet. le'ephone 42S. Depot. Tenth and Mason Streets. Telephone. 128 _ Leave. Arrive. Chicago and St. l'aul . . . . Vestlbulrd Kxpiess . . . 4.50 pm l : pm Lincoln Colorado faP BS. te _ Puehlo , Denver anu "Ifc west 3:55 : pm ' < 23 PIT. Chicago , Dn Molnea i- RocU Island J:0u pm 6:15 : am Atlantic Express , fcr Des Molnen ani cant- era points * 7:20 : am Lincoln Palrbury and Ilcllcvllle B-43 pm ' 10 3 am Dally Dally except Sunday. PACIFIC RAILIiOAD Oenernl Ollleea nnd Ticket O'llce. MerLhnnts National Danlt nulUUng 1221 Pntnnm Street lelephone 101 Depot , Plfteciith and Web-ter Slreeis. Telephon" 1438 r WVf X cav c. Arrive. Kansas nnd Nebraska Limited . \ * 3J Pm 12 S3 pm Katk = a Cltv nnd St. j\ LauU C\prea . 0:30 : pm 6 00 nm Nebraska Local . ' * 4:30 : pm 8.43 nm Dally. Dally except Sunday .CHICAGO ST. PAUL. MINNK apolls * Onvilm Ilnllwav Crenernl iilllcos. Ncb-asKi DI- vlslifn. 'Fifteenth and Webster Stieels city Ticket Olllce. HOI Piinim Street Tslophm" , Depot. rifteenth and Webster BtreeK Telephone , 1IM. , l cnvs. Arrlv e. Sioux City Arcommoda. S 30 nrn 8.M pm bloux City Accommoda. 0 l > 0 nra S 20 pm Dlalr , Emerson , bloux ' ' Clt > , Ponca Hirtinj- tuon nnd Hloomfleld . J * 1-00 pm 11.53 am Slouv Citv , Mnnl ato. St. Paul , Minneapolis , . . * * * * ? < - > Pin 9 10 am Emtr jn PnasenRpr . 5:10 : pm 8 is am 1 Dally. TJally oxcctit Sundny. " Sunday onlv. Tbls traln stops at stations Florence to. So. I3l 'r ' , lncIuslv9.jSiSuQda > 3 inlyrjon jvcek do > B So. lllalr onlyj < t . Ev ' - ' , imiSM"oK ; " ELltlloRN AND Mlssooyil Vallej HaII By Gen. eral Onlces. United btatea Nn- tloiml B r' : njlldlng , South west Coiner Twelfth and Par- _ rmm Stieots Tlckat Olllce , 1401 1 mnim Stn-et. Telephone. Ml. Depot , rifteenth and Wcbiter Strncts Teleohone , 115s. Len\c , Arrive. Block Hills , DiMdwoood and Hot Sprlnpi . . . 3:00 : pm C.OOpm Wjomlnff , Casper and Douglas ' 3 W pn > B 00 pm Hastings , York , Dav it City. Superior Geneva. Exeter nnd B'wnnl. . . . 3 00 pm SCO pm Norfolk. West Point and Premont 7 3.1 am " 10 23 am Lincoln. Wahoo and Premont 7 30 nm 10.25am Premont Locnl ' .50 .im Dally. Dally except Sunday. * Sundaj only. Dally cx-ppt Saturday "Dally cxccp' CIHC.VJ'J -"ORTHWCSTKllN Railway City Ticket OlTlce. 1431 Fa-nnm Street. Telephone SGI Depot , IVnth and Mueon Streets. T"lephone 12S. Leave. Arrive. Missouri Valley. Sioux City. St PS'on - Mlnneapolls D:40 : am ' 10.43 pm Mlss.url Valley , Sioux City 7:30nm : * 9.03pm 7:30 : am 8:05 : pm " ' EaYterc. "xpress. DP * Mnlnes Marshal'iowp ' , Ccaar "npldH , Chicago " 10:43 : nm :10pm : Atlantic Flyer Chicago nnd East > . 4:13 pro 4 10 pn Past Mall. Chicago tot Omaha . . . . :10 : pm Missouri Valley , Sioux City. St. Paul. Minne apolis Limited 5:13 : pm 9 .30 am Omiha-ChUaRO Special. 6.JO pm .M a. , i Dally. Dally except Daily PIO'JX CITV i PACIFIC load qeneral Olllces. United States National linnl : llullcl- Ing , S W. Corner Twelfth nnJ 1 ur"am Stiects Ticket Onice 1101 I'arnam btreet. 'releplione Ml Depot , rifteenth auC Webster Streets. Tele ! phone ' 438 Leave. Arrive , Bloux Mly , Mankato , St. Pnui , Minneapolis . . . . 5.53 pm 1 8.10 nm Dally. iiLiti.UTOK A MISSOURI River Ilalliond "The Ilurlliur- Burlington ton Route" General Olllccs. N. AV. Corner Tenth und Farnam Streets Ticket Omce , IMS Route Knrnnm Street Telephone J55. Depot , Tenlh nnd Maaon btreets. 'lelephone 1 3 Leave , Arrive. 5:33 : am. 9.35 am 4:33 : pm * 4 05 prr 7 03 pin " 7.43 pm KANSA CITY , SV , JOSEPH . Council niurts Rallroad- "Th llurllngton lloute" Tlckcl Olllce 1502 Parnam Street. Tclcphor.B S50 Depot. Tenth nnd Mason StrcctB. Tele , prune 18 , Leave , Arrive. K"an as Cicy Day Ex.t . . 9.03 nm 8:40 : pm Kansas City Night Uxj.,410.01 , cm 0.30 am CHICAQO , liUHLINOTON & Qulncyi.Rallroad-"The , Hurl. Inston Routo" Ticket Olllco. 1502 Parnam Street. Teleph nj 250. Depot , Tenth and Maaon Street * ; Telephone 128. Leave , Arilvc , LJIiltdgo Vehtiuuled Ex. . 5.05 pm 7:65 : am ChUago ixpre : . . . . ' . . " 9 : H an 4:15pm : Chicago & . Ht. Louis Kx M 7:60 : pm 7:55 : am Pacific Junction Local. . " 11.40 nm ! SJJpm I'nst Mall , . . J. . " 2.50 pm Dally Dally eac t Sunday , UNION .PACIFIC "THE OVER. land Itoutt" General Olllces , N , 11 Coriipi Ninth and Parnam Btreen City Ticket OflUo , KOJ 1'jriiain Stieet. Telephone 310 Depot. Tenth and Mu > on btreets. lelephone IM.Leav Leav e. Arrlv * . "The Overland Limited" for Denver. Salt Lake , wts'ern points < S.JO 4.45 pm Pa t mall train fo. Denver , Sa't ' Lake. Paclflu cnast and all western puln- . . , , . . ! .JO pm 10.20 am l.lncnln lleatrlcn uli Stromibttrg lixprecs , . 5.00 pro 12 20 pm Kur i 5frO pm Dally. " Dally r cept Sunday. Coun II HiuiTb L ai-.I-caves. 5M ) n m : t 50 a , tn i 7:30 : a m . iJ : u in : 10.13 u , m ; 2.15 p m. , ISO n , rn. , ( .13 p m , Arrives , G.20 a. m , 7.J" in j * n m. 9 25 a m 11 3) a in , 3:10 : p. in. , 0 D m . . ( * p , m , , 10.4 ; . tn OMAHA & hT IXDt'lH PORT nnd Omaha. Kansas City f. Kastcrn Railroad "The Port Arthur Route"Tlcl.ct ABTHUR { Oillcc. | | t ; I'liinam Street , Telephone 3.2 Depot , ROUTJEj Tinth and Mueon htrtcti Telephone US. Leave , Arrive. t Louis c'annon Hall KipiVai . 4 35 pm 'll-BO am | ui y Esprcia . . . , , . . . . ' 6IO ; am 8.00 pm ECHOES OF THE ANTE ROOM Last SlonJay night the local members c ( ho Modern Wood mm of America had c : opportunity io entertain a number ot th head officers of their order anil they nc quitted themselves right royally. The reccr tlonvhteh -was tendered the \lsltors I Jljrtlo hall , w > ia ono of the biggest affair of a strictly private clnmctcr wlileh ha been held In this city for some lime. Th neighbors wcro out In full forcci and the bli hall was nlmoat too email to comfortably BOA them all. The c\dMng was spent In listening to re marks by the head olllccrs. No more than i passing mention need bo made ot the affair stnco It was fully covered in the columns o The Boo. when It occurred. All the spcochei wcro filled with a fientlment that showei that the odleers hive the Interests ef tin order t heart , and the fank i.nd file coose quently departed much satisfied Thoepcoclm \\oro Interspersed with rnjojnblo entertain mcnt ot a lighter Ic'nl anl at < ho end o the meeting refreshments werofoncd , The following head officers were In attendance anco : Directors Quackonbusa of Dundee 111. ; J. N. Uccco of Sprisigfleld , III. : A. II Talbot ot LlnoYi ; J. W. Whlto of Hoc ! Hills. III , : U. D Smith of Mank'ito. Minn General Attorney J. O. Johnston of Pmlxxljr. . Kan. , and State Held -Consul D. C. ZUA ol Harrlaburg , Pa. On the stage with then ncie the -venerable consuls of all the camp ! In thti city. P. C. Mueller , \enerablo corsul of Omaha ramp , VMS the chairman. The protcre * = s that was made In tlio trial ol the case Invliosj Interests the head olllccn came to Ibo city , the 'Modern Woodmen ol America ngalrat the Union National bank , has been noted In the columns &t this paper , It developed tbit the atlorn3ja of the order depended upon a "signed statement of the fishier of too bink for proving that the IxarJi had possession of the amount for which suit Is brought This was dated January C , 1896 , and stated simply tliat en December 31 , 189. , them wo In the bank to the credit of the order ? 27,23C. Judge Munger held tt-at thla vv > a In ro way an Instrument binding en the bank , slnco it did rot pro\o that on January C , 1S9G , there wrs tihat amount of mcney In bank , as alleged In the complaint , inas much ai the moroy might have been checked out between the two dates. He eta ted , fur ther , that Iraanutch as tiobink hadnnawcred the charge that It had the money en that date by denying It , It would be absolutely necessaiy to pro\e that the money had been en deposit 'Tho Attorneva seemeJ to be un able to prove this and received permission to fllo an amende ! reply tothe answer , In which they argued -that the bank was estopped Erom making KB defense rn the grounds that the cashlerjlMued the matetnuin ; _ r * > v " 'tr- po-50 of gU-Ing the beard of managers ui understaiul that the nrciey ww on band and that the board. to uxlorstandlns , mtule no attempt to recover from ex-Head Uinkcr Xlnk and his bondsmen Moreover , It is al leged in the amended reply that after Janu ary fi , 1890 , a demand was made on the bank for the mcney and the latter did not refuse to pay , but caked only that payment bo postponed A later demand WAS made and Hi en the bank refused ts pay , at which time It is stated trat the bonJsmen of ZlnK bid leconio Insolvent and action oculd not bo jrought agnlirft them. The attorneys for the l jnk were ciot ready to proceed at once in view of this leply , ard as the end * f the Lcrm of court was neailng Judge Mtmer put : he case over until the special term in March. fho costs for the action during this term arc c'argod up against the order. The local camps are appointing commit tees , which will act J'lntly In the n-atter of terrains pli'ns for the entertainment of vUlt- [ ng members who will bo In attendance dur ing the exposition Oiost of the camps heli Installations of of ficers last week. of tin * Hiicrnlii-cN. One of the most enjoyable occasions In the ilstory of Gate City tent , No. CO , occurred in connection with the installation of officers ast Thursday evening. An unusual number of members was In attendance. After the ceremonies a collation was served to some eighty guests. After cigars had been lighted Toastmaster . H. Smith called upon tliu 'ellowlng to respond to ( oasts : Messrs. Par- sell , Hudson , Seymour , Allwlne. Scott , Sam- uelson , Giess , Andrews and othois. During the course of the evriiiug J. W Dodd , the " irlng comiiinnJei. v\ai the leclplent of an elegant gold-headed cane , suitably engraved , and a beautiful picture. Mr. Dodd responded .o the numerous calls In a feeling manner. The committee in charge of the affair ac- lultted themselves nobly. It was well Intone no moinlng before all joined in "Auld I.ang Syne. " Omaha tent , No 15. hold a public In talla- , lon of ofllcers in Wolf ' 9 lull last week The attendance was larg ° , some . ' 00 beiiii ? > resont. The ceremonies HMO conducted b > ho Gate City guards In unlfoim , who pcr- 'ormed the work perfectly. After Iho in stallation a f hort program was renlerpJ and refreshments served. A dance cloatd the entertainment. The following oil cers woru nstallodA. . Samuolson. P. C. : I > \ A. Max- field , C. : J. C. Seymour , L. C. ; J. A. Tag- iart , n. K. ; Ed A. Knapp. F. K. : J. C , Hud- con , C. ; J. T. Qulnn , 5. ; W. T. Peck , M. at A. ; Charles Dona , F. M. of G. ; G. Hod- nan , S M. of G. ; II. F. Boon , S. ; A. Docg- ijulst , P. Omaha tent. No. 75 , and Lady Holllster hive , Co. 21 , had a Joint Installation Tuesday ovenlng , followed by n literary and musical irogram and concluding with a da.ioo. A argo number of guests were pra'eir. Woodmen of ( lu > Worlil. Almost all of the eighteen eamp.j . in Omaha xnil South Omaha held public Installations In ho last two weeks. In seveial camps on perhl Invitations the sovereign commander Df the order was prwent and performed the nstallatlon ceremony Forest camp , No 0. of Lincoln ha ono f the ibest fuinl'-hwl halls west of Chicago. 'hu papering on the walls , the caipcts and urnlturo Is of the finest Sovereign Com- nandor Root attended its meeting last week nd publicly Instated its oincora. Aftc- the oremony < i musical program was rendered n a delightful manner. neacliwood camp of South Omahn hold a nuflical and social In its foicst on Wedncn- ay The sovereign commander waa present nd made an addrws on the beauties of the eatnrcs of the order The music and ro- reshinents wore of the finest A now camp has been organized at Tabor , a , , with the following otlloers1 John IHr- jour , C. C : George Uannay , A. L. ! H W. llark , n. ; W. C. McCIIntock. C : DIvello ripplo. R ; John Christophers jr.V. . ; Hny Inkcrton , B. ; K. B. Harris N. J. Illce , P ; " 3 , A VanVroukcn , Henry Vincent , Samuel Dvlngton , M. ; J. F. McDalo , D. Anrlunt Ordi-r of IhiitiMl WorKmcii. Next Tuesday ovenlng lodge No. IS 1,1 Ive a lltemry and musical entertainment t Its hall. Several features which will rove exceedingly interesting have been pro- ared and after the program is completed ho lloor will bo cl < > ared for dancing by Kicao vho deslro to Indulge in that pistlmo. North Omaha lodge. No. 28 Degree of 'onor ' , Installed the following officer * VccViebday evening' Mw Kllza Illock , P. 1 at II. : Miss llrae Thompson. C. of H ; I in. Anna Gibson , L of II ; Mrs \mdli ulllvan. C. of C i Mre Mary Otis , U. : Mn. eanlo Harr , F.j Mrs Jul'.j Cloiveland , II ; Ira. Julia Sroufo , I W ; Mrs Sophia Han- In , O. W ; Mrs Ida McKenna. 0 The do- rce sun and musician ! of Gate City ledge urprLed the ledge and at thnl concluslrn of ho installation rcremony oxompllflod the ri'l work. Light refreshments were served lid dancing concluded the uvunlag'e pleasure. Ilojiil IllKlitaiiilri'N. A coKtlo of Laily Highlanders nas In- titutod at Qromflcld lent Mondiy. The mil- cnncci team from Helen castle of Auiora vas present and aeuUtcd Deputy Mrs Dan- do In copferrlng the degrees , The castle HAII.HOADH. V All A till HAIMlOAD-TlC'KJJT urrjCC , Jilt I'arnam faucet releolioin. ' 82J. tJcpot , Vcrttto and Maton pueitu , 'Jcleph'in ' ? , ] 23. Icuvc. Arritc , t Ixiula "Cnnnon Hall" Eiprcis , , , , . , , , , , , , . , . 10 : i'in * ll 8) ) ore Jncn1nl < F t Mall . . * S 55 \ > m lliJO pro Dal'y , Dally except SunJa > . was tiametl Huthven , Xo. 71. Tlio follonlnj officers wcro elected and Instilled : Mrs Cora Wheeler. P. I. P. ! Mrs. Guy Toste Cook. I. P. ; Miss Cora Chapman. W. C. ; Mls < Sadlo Foster , P. R. ; Mrs , Jcrolo WIllhiiK r. S. : Mrs. Llllle Rinch , I" , T. ; Mrs. Hell. . McCain. T. O. ; Miss Hattlo Davis , F. H Mrs. Sophia Dunn , G. W.s Mrs. Kmma Hnfer G. S. : MlM Loullla Sciow , P. M of H.J Mlsi BMncho ThoniRS , S , M. of 11. ; Mrs. Graci Uaker , Mrs. Myrtle Berry , Miss Kenti Case M. Prniornul Union. olldnmllilodgc , No. 11 , Is making nr rnnRcments for n public entertainment to In given In the near future. Banner loJgc , No .11. last week rcgularlj installed Its officers for the ensuing term. Council Bluffs ledge han l > ecn organized and has elected the following officers1 N. W Williams. P. F. M. ; J. D. McFarland , F M. ; H. A. Klco. J. : Mrs. M. L. Wcllcr , S.j O. W. Klein , T. ; Mrs C. E. Williams , T. ; Mrs. A , M. McChesncy , M. ; P. M. Pr.vor , F. II Potter. S. : Mrs. U J. Olcklnsoi P ; 0. A. Culton , G. ; D. B. Smith , a. ; Frank M. Marsh , S. Ashland lodge of Ashland was organ bed recently with the following officers : H D , Pine , F. M. : C. M. Pnncoat , J. : It , Pearsol , T ; H. M. Flanders , M. : Mrs. N. G. Colson , P ; J. A. BovNx-n. 8. ; M. S. Willy , T. ; D. Rogers. 0. ; II , J. Belllt , G. ; G. W. Loote , S. ; H. H. Parkhurat , N O. Colson. S , IiidciH-itilotit Or U-r of Poronlcrn. The committees from Court Omaha which , with committed ! from other courts In the city is considering the advisability of consolidation , will report at the meeting of the cenirt on January 28 , and , therefore , a lull membership Is requested to bo present. The mealing will be an Important ono in other respect1 ? , us some proposed by-laws will como up for consideration. Liiat Friday evening Court Omaha , gave another of Its enjoyable entertainment , ? In Its series ot H Inter sorlablcs An uxcel- Icnt program -was rendered , the numbers being taken by Mlfs Kato O'Hanlon , Gladjs Hdttarils and Bessie IJdwards and Mrssi.i Hcnnlng , Arnelt. Mattoni , R. G , Brabiook , J W. Dodd and Mattlco Dr. George II Young w s chalni'in At the conclusion of the program the remainder of the ovcn'ng was spent with cirds and In dancing. llllNOIltl * IIOllll-M. The annual meeting of the Nebiaska Vet eran Freemasons' asso-iatlou will taKc plies ? atvjr sonb temple In this city on Monday , January 21. This body is made up of rtiasouswho were Initiated twout-ono ycaia or inoro ng and are at present mumbcrs of Nebraska lodfton A Ji iu5)ej. of dele- 1 , - tn > ci j'f led IPOHV in * iBray&r uf the atntp. Buslnc d 'Ri. < MftQitttue' M entire time of the BCBslnti , no orrani sSfiats-fer-ai janquct being made. JW * Mount Calvaiy comrnandery , No.1 ! , KnlghtB Templar , -\vas engaged In templar work at Its meeting of Friday and will Initiate on , the two coming meetings also Vesta chapter , Order of theHastem Ptnr , enjojcd a delightful card party In the tem' ' [ > lo last night Refreshments v\eio nerved Crniiil Ann ? of ( Inlioiiubllc. . Post Commander II. II. Durbln liibtnllod the follow Ing ofllcers of Gcoigo A. Custet post , No. 7 : 'E. ' W. Johnson , P. C. ; W. W Eastman , S. V. ; Poiry Uarr. J. V. ; C. M. Harpsler , Q. M , ; Alvln llroun , C. ; C. II. Hoffman. S : N. U. Helm , Q D. ; James Lynch , 0 G ; John B. Saw hill , A. The following ofilcera of Custcr Women's Collet corps , No 82 , vveio installed by Mrs McCoy , assisted bv Mrs. Henderson ca con ductor : MIH. Remington , P. ; Mrs. Pernottc , S. V. P. ! Mis Straw n , J. V. P ; Mrj Walker , C. ; Mm Laub.iugh. G. ; Mrs Rhodes , T. ; Ml s German , C. ; Mrs R'loJer , A. C. ; Mrs. Dillon , A. G. ; Mrs. Whitney , S. ItoMiI Areiitiiini. Union Pacific council hist Monday evening instalca the following officers : Hd Perfect , R. ; Chailes Grlnncll , V. H ; J. S. Re > nolds , C ; A. P. Brink. S : Rev. T. J. Mackay , C ; C E. 'Bedvvoil. O ; W. T. Thomas , G. ; W. M. Ciller , P. R. ; N F. Reckard , W. ; Harry Mor- rlll , S. ; J. H. StuUbj. T. On next Tuesday evening the council will give a social at Metropolitan hall The nnjor part of the evening will bo spunt at carda. Refrcshmuntd aie to bo served. ot " " 1'orcHt. Forest council , No. 1 , met Wednesday ovenlng and Instal cd the following officers W. M. Wright , C , J. H. Minds , L ; O A. Ostiom , S. : J. H. Collins. T. ; A. F. Clark , C. ; D. J. Sinclair. H , R J. Spanton. G. ; W. B. Church , S ; J. B. Woodhnll , T. The coun cil accepted an Invitation to attend the In stallation of officers of Florence council on January 23. SoxcMiii lul Omaha dodge. No. 401 , installed officers last Tuesday , DiB. . Wlrth nctSng as Installing * stalling ollicoi The following were seated : Fred Duiker , P ; Louis Olsen , V P. ; Dr. 13. Wlrth , S. and T.j Hans \Vlntherllth. C. : A. Grabbet , M. ; Jcseph Kauth , A G , U Hart- ingei , S. ; Wnithomar Wlnthcrllch , AV. Schoenfeld , Fred Koch , T. ; Fieil Bloomer , P. P. Sorrt'l Sot'l ' ( > < ( M. Deputy National President John A Demp ster of Lincoln and wlfo are In the city for the purpwn of organizing a loJgo of thu Knights and Ladles of Secutlty here. The newly elected office's of Onnha grov , No. 1 , will 1)0 Instaled by the supreme guaul. Ian at the regular mooting to bo hold nest rhUJBday evening In Red Mnn'a hall , Conti nental block. A picaIng muilcal and literary [ irogrJtn baa been nrrangcil for the occasion , lefirshmcnta will bo strxcd and a general good time Ls anticipated. ruitun uitir. vninus TO IIKTIKI : . I'tvo IliixilrciliiiillciinlH for ( lit * I'osl- llnii ol > lnjiir. Within the next two menthe lirco bilprj. .Her gcnciala of iitaff will mtlro and the fill ing of the vacaiiolco In already engaging the ittentlon of the president anJ secretary of war It lj-s been settled tLat Colonul H C. 'Jcrbln , UK- senior aealslant adjutant gcii3ial , Hill succesd Goneial 'Brack ' oil head of thu : orps. Tie consequent vacant ) In the grudo j major will bo filled by the appointment 3f ona of the 200 cacullJatra who liavy filed ipplloulonu for tlio j/sltion It la zasortod in military circles \\Vdhln3ton that thu , holco luys betwci-n live odlccra : Cap'aln G. It. Cecil , 'Ihlrtceiith. Intaitrs , o-i duly at IVit Columbun , N. Y ; Captain H. C. Hoyl , rwonty-thlid 'Infcn'ry , oil duty wltn the militia ot the Dlstilct of Columbia ; Captain [ Ic-rgo Androvxa , Twontflf h li.faniry , xvho s on duty with the Nattoi.al Guard of ( Xilo it Columbus , O. ; Captain H. L Scott , EeL \ - L nth cavalry , 'n duly In the adjutant gen- : al's ofll.o ( in Waflhiii ton ; ( Japtaln G. II. r'anfia , SlMto cavalo , stationed at Fort Leav- Jimortli All of tlu'5o e > ill&atos Imvo l-illu- .ntlal filcndn who are dlng all they edit to niuco the prcfliilout tn irao ! : appolntinonts lo their liking It has bccu decided ta&l Colonel S. T. Cushlnn' will buccccd General Dell an commlcudry general of aiibslutenco. rhcio has boon omo ilvalry In this appoint- nuut , but ( lie bcnlority e-ulu hold t , ° -d In the selection of Coknel Cushlng , Colons ! Ludlngton will tiiicct'cd General rtVelin n nuarterinasler general. 'Hio filling if tho3u vacancies will ecu DO a njmber of ; hangcf and prnmotlnr.a In t Jo lower graJca. There la an Interesting hlatonitnt > c the of- 'tct that all of the ataff vacancies which iLcur up to Juno 11 of this jrar I. ivn been Hied -ppoliitmentH already made and ilgned by the provident ahl that tlmso noni- rMtloiib are now In ( mo hands of the ciccietary jf war. Ill a recent Issue of The Dec mention was nado of a sheepskin Hiilt Invnntod by Cap * aln AibcrcroirJblo of the Second Infantry and ivhich had been adopted by thii secretary of , var for the liao of the troops < o bo sent to Masks. In this connection Captain Abcr- Tomblo hw Biibmltted some addltloiut artl- : les of value which are now being examined jy the quartermaster general of the army. Jno of the new devices la a rice-ping bag xmslstlng of a cover of < lurk and containing i number of thicknesses of woolen 'blanket. ' \nother article li an Arctic overshoe made Hitlre-Iy of felt. ThU thee Is laced , has im ; lungated upper aud U llucd with red llaunel. R Is otlremcly light In weight nml It la claimed ta ivirtlcularly well suited to the dry cold of Alaska. The solehrU and uppers of thla overshoe are of felt and of course vvhllo not wv tortire > ot would protect the feet from MIOW and cold. A third artlcio Is A canvAA hood , Wanket lined , nomewhM longer than Iho ono now In use In the arruj. Jn the place of the buttons used on the hood now In nso Captain Aborcroniblo's headge.tr Is faslenrtl with snap fasteners. It Is stated In official circle * Miat Gfner.il Miles has an emblem In xlew which ho will urge iho sesretary of war to adopt for the uniform ot every commissioned and non commissioned officer In the nrmy. Ho will suggest thai a national dovlce , probably thu coat-of-arnis of the United States , be place I over the chevron of every noncomml Alotu\l officer nnd on the collar or ether cuovcnlrnt place on the uniform of every officer. Gen eral Mllca believes that the national eos.t-oN arms with the motto , "U Plurlbm Unum , " would bo an etiprccrlnto device. While lit Uiiropo General Miles observed Kiat the sol diers and sailors ot nearly nil the greut lu- tlons wore the Inslgnili of a croxvn or somu other lmprtl.it mark \ooii their uniforms IIo believes the Idea Id worthy of adoption nt home , and that the American uniform should display the emblem of th republic. At the qtnrtermnster depot In Philadelphia a noxv material supposed to bo suitable * for shelter touts Is being tested. A mtniilo of the material xvas recently submitted tn the quartermaster general with the race- senUtlon : at It was waterproof. The re- ( > orts of the tests at Phllndelphla nhoxv that the material , which Is cotton drilling , cs- occlally mnnufacturcd tin ! dyed In the fiber , is 'practically ' 'waterproof ' , at least much mcro so than the canvas at present usetl. A possible defect In the material Is that It has two different surfaces It Is thought that this may bo overcome In the manufac ture and nn Inquiry to this end hn been Instituted by the quartermasters It is dc- str.vblo that shelter tent material shall b uniform. It Is claimed In military circles that the $200,000 nppropilatod by congress for the Klondike relief expedition will not piy moro than two-thirds of the cost of the expedition. Tha eatlmites which hive been furnished the War department Indicate that the coat to the government of this ipllef expedition will not bo far fiom $300,000 nnJ u do.1 clcncy appropriation will mcsl likely Im asked ifor by the secretary of war Thoui nro aexoral icaaoni which load to this con clusion One Is the nncxpsctcd cost of trans portulcn and the great expciiso Involved In equipment mid securing facilities Another reason is that a great deal ot the work Is experimental and from the iiatuir of thu situation It I. ? not safe U ) depend ontlicly upon ono sjstcm of transportation H U , thtioforo , neccs.-aiy to employ the mule pack train and at the same time to provlilo for nn adequate number of reindeer In ad dition la these means of transportation u number of HHOW locomotives have boon con tracted for. The quartermaster general has directed tlio purchase of 25.0JO pairs of sham of the .JiUtCrn whlgh Las been umk'igalng testa nt a number ct ai Itly 'pGStS. TJjeao nhocs will bo bought In nil Alzes and propan'timiS Ml' bo solicited from the NcV" " hnclaml nnd vvcstoin shoo munufaclurtrs. U Is the tcntlon of the quartorinaati r general to maku n ifcsuo of the new shoes during the present jcar , as thcro Is n sulllclont st eK of the old niako on hand to labt that long h ot 11 mo. Captain Dixld L. Brolnard of the aubsUI- enco department of the ann > and who a just i ow engaged In purch'-alng supplies to b > sent la the starv'ng ' minus In the Klondike * wculd seem to be l irtleularlj well lilted for Ills present dutj As.the ocrgcant ind co-n- mlraarj of the Gricly'rcti" cxpedltlo-i ho certalnlv knows from per o , al and aad c\- perlenco Just what Is the btv > t fcoj lo ni,3- taln llfo til the trojjen north Captain Braiti- ird was born In New York btpto and enlhted In the Second cavalry on September 18 , 1S7C. Hexaj assigned to trocp L o' th a regiment and went through the giadcn of private , c r- poral and scrgernt On August 1 IbSfl , Cap- taiii Bralnurd waa appolnteila Ecr cant , In the signal corpj aad upon h's return fiom thu Arctic regions wcs appointee i lleutemnt in the SeconJ cavalry. In August , IS'JJ. ho was promoted to first lieutenant and on October 14 , 1S90 , v.-je commissioned a captain In the subs stcnco department. It vvra partly on ac. count of Captain Bialiuid's expeilenccs In the far north that ho was resigned to U o July of Eulectlng provlsbta fcr the * u-lltf ex. pcdltloD. Srcifltary of War Algcr has authorize ! fie lYpcndltuio of $17,000 for Impiovcmonts at I'ort Monroe. A new bntli house for enlisted turn will be built and the barracks will bo repaired. The tactical signal regulations book Is now lompleted and will bo Usued to the scrvlco .vlthin . a few da > s. The Winclcster Arms company has boon iwarded a contract for 5,000 nuw rifles for .he navy and marine corps. Major II. O. S. Holstand of the adjutant- ; cuc.r < irs department has compIetcJ thu rc.u- pg of the proof en hla now book , "Alaska , " Captain Charles King. lutlrcd , Is the gueat if Captain Philip Hcado , 'Ihlrd Infantry , at "ort Snelllng , Minn. Secretary Algol contemplates an extended louthern tilp for the benefit of his health. Additional troops have been detailed to Iclforson Barracks and the people of St. ouls are gioatly elated In cjnse.iuciitc Orders have just been Issued by the War lepartmont providing that deserters shall bo irought lo trial with the least possible di > - ay. While awaiting trial they vlll nnelio 10 pay. neither will they Ixi pel milled to Ign a pay roll. Further they will bo 10- lulrcd to wear the clothes xxorn at the tlmo if arrest. In the lart Isana of Iho Army nnd Navy lonistcr there appealed Iho following odl- orlal on tlio display of the national flag at ollegcs where oillccra of the jumj nin hta- lancd to dilll the cadets "While wo are ntroduclng bills to protect the Amoriran flng rein ( ho desecration of the ruthlc. . ad.eillB. ng nharp , why would It not 0)o a KOD ! I lei o reqtilro the display of the natloi al cm- iloin at tho'o colleges whcro are stationed uniy cflltcra na ri"fCfii5erH : of ml'itary ' tac- ICB' H would Ecum that the flag might bo ciy appropriately fcl'own at euch Imtltu- lone If It Is to bo HUV.VII anywhnu 01 at my tlmo , yet the ropontp which have ronio o thn War department from such college * ontnln thu Interesting fact 'that ' of the 10- 'ollcgrn ' where army ofntcrs are en duty at wcnty-thieu Institutions no Hiig h dlx- ihiyod or poraesscd. Many of the lomalnlng ollegej display the lias only on gali dijs , itlieiH dm Ing drill and caremonlea , and nrlll itheM on drill di > a during exercises. At ono nfititutlon the display Is the "ramo ait at nllltary posts ; " at another "from rcvclHn o ictreat " At many of tlio IrntltwMona the lag appears to bo rxlilhlte.d only on dajH of oremony and celcbiatlou , at nearly all of hem the climatic conditions have much to lo with thn II ) ing of'tlio ' flag , nt diitrcMlngly e\ . ' In' tltutloiiB the ropjrtu show that tlio < iriblcm l oxpoaod dally " ro CIJIIH COLD iDM : D\V Take Lsxatlvo Brome Quinine Tablets All IrugglsU refund the money if It falUi to emu uc , The cenulno has L B. Q on ont.li tablet , Ilrn i ItnliiM llo Vlnrli Diiimmc. LONDON , Jan. 1C A special dispatch rom Paris uajs that the ( oiitlnuanco of cavy rains on the Spanish frontier lua ono much damapu In the district of Per- ilgnan the river Tct has overflowed flood- ng the country for miles The lowlylnij Illagcs have been evacuated and relief par- lea are rescuing the ImuscholdcrH In boat * .
