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THE OMAHA fiAILY BEE: THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1902.
PLANS FOR CHARITY WORK
CommittetleporU Scheme for Org&niiation
of Aatoeitfod Charities.
FAVORS CONCENTRATION OF EFFORTS
Proposes Establishment of Central
Oflle and Emplofmrit of Paper
lateaaleat and Reeee.ary
Clerical Assistants.
The committee appointed by the gather
ing of business men and minister! Tues
day noon to draw up plana (or a central
organization of charities met at the Com
onerclal club yesterday noon and outlined
schema, the report of which It will sub
salt a second gathering to bo held at
Boon next Tuesday.
Oeneral C. F. Manderson was chairman
tf the committee and all the members aave
Jley. K. F. Trefs was present, aa follows;
Rev. H. C. Herring. Rev. T. V. Moore, I.
(W. Carpenter, Caspar K. Tost and C. 0.
Belden. After an hour's deliberation tbe
following report waa evolved:
' Tour committee recommend that steps be
(taken to form an organisation to be known
Us the Associated Charities of Omaha, ex
isting for the following purposes:
To secure conference and co-operation
namong all existing charitable organizations
of the city. . ,
F To maintain a continuous record of all
Feieons aided by all co-operating societies
nd Individuals. , .
To Investigate persons applying for aid
o any individual or organization and to re
ipoTt upon the same.
1 To Investigate the nature and claims of
tall charitable organisations which appeal
gur girts ana to acquaint ine puuiiu wim
the lacts concerning each In such manner
a may from time to time seem expedient.
To enlist rellelous and clvlo organizations
as well as Individuals In the care of the
worthy poor and to furnish them with the
Information which will make their efforts
'effective.
Tn HlrAft nemorm flejiervlnor aid to such
benevolent agencies, public and private, aa
Lars adapted to their need.
t To relieve the city of street beggars.
Arampfl Hnu uiiu Buiii-iiorn.
To secure So far as possible the consoli
dation of charity organizations working on
(the same lines.
To devise a plan ,lf It shall prove ex
tpedlent, for a joint appeal of all charitable
iLrganlzatioriB for funds, thus lessening ex
jpenses and relieving the business commun
ity of annoyance.
! For carrying out the above purposes, the
(following steps are to be taken:
.' The establishment of a central office.
The employment of a superintendent
(trained in the administration of charity
affairs, together with such clerical assist-
lants aa may be found necessary.
, The enlisting pf volunteer helpers In
i various parts of the city, who shall tender
eervlce as they may be able under the di
rection of the superintendent.
: The securing of a constituency of the as
sociation, consisting of all whs contribute
ItO its treasury. Each one giving $5 or more
a year shall be entitled to vote at the
annual election of officers.
; The creation of a board of nine director
to whom shall be committed the entire di
rection of the affairs of the organization,
Including the election of officers and ap
pointment of employes and the raising nf
ins necessary funds.
1 In case the above recommendations are
adopted next Tuesday the committee further
recommends that the gentlemen present at
that meeting constitute themselves a tem
porary . organization and proceed to the
f holes of a board of directors and the clrcu
atlon of a subscription paper, the board
Jtbus chosen to serve till the first annual
pasetlng, to be held in April. 1903.
FOIRTH AT COtBTtAHD.
Drills, Sham Battles, Ravel Battle,
Fireworks aad Other Attractloaa.
The grand reproduction of the most In
tensely Interesting historic naval battle be-
ween the Monitor and Merrlmac, will be
given on Lake Courtland tomorrow, the
Fourth, Immediately In front of the large
pavilion at Courtland beach, where an un
obstructed view may be had by every one
present. As the ground elopes to the wat
er's edge, thousands may rlew the entire
exhibition from the beach.
A most magnificent display of fireworks
will be given. A sham battle and drills
by members of the Nebraska National
Ouard; the Thurston Rifles will camp at
Courtland the evening of July t. A new
merry-go-round has been put In. It la
positively the largest, handsomest and most
costly In the United States, having been
Imported from Germany at a cost of (11,000.
The organ with the outfit alone having- cost
13,000.
The Aberns, sensational and unique ac
robats, give two free performance! every
day this week. Balloon ascensions every
evening this week and two ascensions to
morrow, the Fourth.
TOMORROW AT MANAWA.
I- '
Jlpeeial Featarea for Tomorrow from
ft Horning Till Late at Night.
j Lake Manawa, the most beautiful summer
rwater resort In the west, will have a Fourth
jot July program tomorrow that wllj out
jehlne all of lta predecessors In the way of
junlque and varied free attractions. With
5ts unrivaled reputation as a bathing re
ort and enjoying the distinction of bsvlng
It he finest musical organization ever heard
In this locality, the Manawa management
anticipate! the largest gathering upon the
fourth ever congregated at a resort In tbe
surest. Covalfs concert band has done much
toward Increasing the popularity of Man
awa with the music-loving public this
eason and all who have heard It 'are high
la Its praise.
RECRUITING OFFICE TO CLOSE
Paly, Three More Days for Omabaaa
to Enlist 1st the
Navy. I i S t '
, The recruiting station for the United
States navy will be, removed from Omaha
Saturday, July 5. This waa opened on
'Monday,. June 23, and It had been intended
'to keep it here only one week, closing last
Saturday. Results of tbe six daya recruit
log were so satisfactory, however, that
' special orders were received from Wash
' lngton to stay another week.
. Twenty-eight men were sent out last
. Saturday, tbe result of the first week'!
work. Twenty-five more applications -were
already In by Wednesday morning and
.Warrant Machinist Fred Ruth, who par
tlclpates In tbe mental examination! of tbe
men, says that this means probably fifteen
or twenty more to go, while there are still
several days for additional applications
Surgeon Jamea O. Field, V. 8. N., now at
Pes Moines. Ia., will eome to Omaha Sat
.vrday to put all the applicants through a
physical examination, and those whom be
does not weed out will be taken away that
night, - .
I
Fourth of July excursion rates
Via "The Northwestern Llna"
f Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota.
Tickets on sale July I and 4.
Good returning till July 7, Inclusive.
City offices. 1401-1403 Fa mam street.
Union Button, i
SVsbster Street 8 tit ton. t !i ',
ft
The Moaatalat Lakes.
tn raising no the treat mountains nt
Colorado nature provided with a laessh and
artlstlo hand for tbe necessities and oleas
tires of man. In the midst of their most
rugged configurations are to be found
'some of the most charming and restful
pots. Away up between the sunny peaks
are nestled many little fairy lakes, whose
i arystal waters reflect the blue sky and the
I misty veil that hangs suspended from the
summit above. These natural basins, con
stantly replenished by the melting of eter
sal enow, filled with the crystal liquid.
are of various dimensions never of great
sue. Their waters overflowing help to
form thousands of mountain streams, with
their tiny cascades falling at times over
precipices hundreds of feet in height and
whirling and eddying with a murmurtn
song through rocks and canyons until, com
blnlng at points remote from their source,
" they form the rivers which are the life and
being of the otherwise arid parks and
plains below.
To enable persons to reach these favored
localities without unnecessary expenditure
of time or money the Union Fsclflo has
put la effect very low rates and splendid
train service, three trains leaving Missouri
river dally for Denver.
Full Information cheerfully furnished on
application to city ticket office, 1324 Far
nam street. 'Phone 31.
HALF RATES TO PORTLAND, MB..
JULT 4TH TO TH.
THE NORTHWESTERN LINK,
; 1401-1403 Vsrnam 8t.
The only doube'-track line. .
Electric lighted trains.
Sbamroolog asd halrdreaslng, l&c, at the
.BelUry, i-i2, fluU4iay JfWTlt,
0 FUND FLOATING DEBT
Coancll ' Passes Ordinance Providing;
for tssae of f2O0,000
of Bonds.
An ordinance providing for the Issusncs
of bonds In the sum of $200,000 for the pur
pose of funding the city's floating Indebt
edness was put upon Its final passage at s
special meeting of tbe city council held
yesterday, Lobeck, . Zlmman and Burk-
ley dissenting. A debate lasting nearly
three hours ensued after tbe reading of tbe
ordinance. The three members who pro
tested sgslnst Its passsgs demanded light
on several points and City Attorney Con
nell. City Treasurer Hennlngs snd City
Comptroller Westberg were called In.
This ordinance was Introduced -At the
council meeting of June 10, at which time
It was referred to the finance committee.
Today It was reported favorably, - though
the report was signed by only one member
of the committee. Mount. .Later in the ses
sion the signature of Whltehorn was added.
It was explained that It was necessary to
Iseue these bonds In-order to pay special
taxes levied in certain improvement dls
trlcts which, having been declared Invalid
by the courts, have become a part of the
floating debt of tbe city at large. The vote
was as follows: ,
Ayes Hascsll, Mount, Ksrr, ' Trostler,
Whltehorn, Hoye .
Nays Lobeck, Zlmman, Burkley 8,
Fourth nt KrasT Park.
Krug park will hold forth In Its usual
Fourth of July celebration program the
most varied and biggest amusement pro
gram" of high-class outdoor attraction ever
announced at the favorite retort and the
management anticipates the lsrgest at
tendance of tbe season with propitious
weather.
La Paloma, the only woman who performs
skirt dances tn ths skies, Is engaged to
ascend with her balloon' at S o'clock and
gain at 7 o'clock, giving two exhibitions
by tbls fsmous little woman.
Beno, tbe well-known slack wire and
trapeze performer, and Walton brothers,
the aerial equilibrists, will constitute some
of the vaudeville.
Huster's superb concert band will play
two concerts, embracing only patrlotlo
music.
In the evening tbe "Passion Play" will be
on the bill. ...
Alpha camp, Woodmen of the World's
crack drill team will give an exhibition.
Among ths plcknlckers Is tbe Independent
Order of Foresters, who will pull off its
postponed read race. .
' Low nates to the East.
via ths Lake Shore St Michigan Southern
Ry. to Chautauqua and return, July 4th
and 25th. $14.00 for the round trip. Port
land, Me., and return, July 6th to Stb, one
fare for -the round trip; return .limit may
be extended to August 15th. Providence,
R. I., and return, July 7-8-9. one fare for
the round trip; return limit may be ex
tended to August 15th. Full Information
on application to M. S. Giles, T. P. A.,
Chlcsgo, or C. F. Daly, Chief A. O. P. A.,
Chicago.
HALF RATES TO PORTLAND, HB4
And Providence, R. I Via Mil
waukee Railway,
Portland, Me., and return, $33.35, on sale
July 4, 6, . 7 and 8. - .
Providence. R. I., and return, $31.65, on
sale Julr 8. 1 and 8.
Chicago, Milwaukee ft St. Paul Railway,
short line to the east.
City Ticket Office, 1504 Farnant St.
If Yost Enjoy Company 'While
Traveling
ths congenial parties which gather In the
cafe club csr or In ths observation par
lor of the Pennsylvania Limited may in
cluds some of your friends. If they sre
partial to highest standard traveling facil
ities you will surely find them on the Lim
ited, for this train is a favorite with luxury
lovers.. It. leaves Chlcsgo 6:80 p. m. dally
on twenty-four hour run to New York.
Learn about its comforts by srrsnging
with H. R- Daring, A. O. P. Agt., 248 South
Clark St., Chicago, for your next trip east
on this train.
No.1
Is ths train. - . . ; ;
10:80 A. M. ill
Is the hour
The new ...r
ERIB TRAIN
Leaves tor, and
8:80 P. M.
Is ths arriving
Hour at
NIW YORK.
$18.00 U ths rata.
H. L. Purdy is ths Trav. Pass. Agt. -
No. 80S W. U. bldg., Chicago. Is his offloe.
SPECIAL SEASHORE EXCURSION.
Lake Shore V Michigan Southern
Railway.
From Chicago, 'July 17, $18.00 for ths
round trip to Atlantic City, Caps May
Ocean City and Sea Isls City. Stopovers
allowed at Nlsgara Falls, at Wettfleld and
Sandusky for side trips to Chautauqua and
Put-In-Bay. Tickets good via boat between
Cleveland and Buffalo If desired. For fur
ther information address M. 8. Giles, T. P,
A., Cblcagb. or C. F. Daly, Chief A. O,
P, A., Chicago. ,
Missouri . Pacta Railway.
The' next homeseeksrs sxcursloa will
leave Omaha Tuesday, July 1. at very low
rates to certain points In southern Mis
ourl. Kansas, Oklahoma, Texaa. etc.
FOURTH OF JULY
The usual holiday half rates will be In
effect on the 3d snd 4th, limit for return.
July 7. For further laformatloa address
or call on any agent or company's office,
8. E. cor. 14th and Douglas streets, Omaha,
Neb. TH08. F. QODFRKT. ,
Pass, aad TkU.Agt
Only "
$14.60 Dakota Hot Springs and return,
tlt-so Dead wood and return.
"THE NORTHWESTERN LINE,
' v. . 1401-liOJ Farass BU-;
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Yery Special Sale Today of
Ladies Neckwear
Prices are half and third of values
Today we will place on sals New York Importer snd manufacturer's
entire sample line of ladles' neckwear, comprising this season's newest
styles. The most fashionable neckwear can be purchased in this sale at half
and a third of the regular selling prices. Some of the styles are stocks, as
cots, automobiles, etc. They are made of beautiful silk, satin, chiffon, lace
and wash fabrics; handsome collars of fine lace and batiste are also Included.
They will be placed on bargain squares and priced as follows: ,
10c, 19c, 25c, 50c arid 75c
Every tto in the , lot is worth more than double our sale price. A num
ber of these ties have been exhibited in our windows for the past fewMays.
Fine Ruffs made of Chiffon and Liberty Silk that came in tbls pur
chase will slso be placed on sale tomorrow. Thee are nearly one thousand
of the most beautiful ruffs ever shown In this city; black, white and black
and white predominate. We offer them at less than half their worth. On sale at
50c, $1.00, $1.50 and up to $7.50 each
60c Shirt Waist Sets, 35c-A manu
facturer's entire stock of shirt waist sets.
The majority are made of highly polished
mother of pearl; in two styles, to pin or
button; each set consists of one large pin
or button and three smaller ones; some of
the other styles are cameos,
etc. They are 60o alues,
on sale tday at.....
35c
Ladies' 25c Handkerchiefs
lOo Ladles' ft no embroid
ered, hemstitched, Mexican
drawn work and sheer linen
handkerchiefs, the latter have.
hand embroidered initials; they
come In a great
variety of styles,
25c values tot ....
10c
Extraordinary Shirt Waists
White shirt waists of fine sheer fabric. 25 beautiful styles, also colored
waists with dainty turn over collars, snd famous polka dot lawn waists. These
comprise the entire stock that a noted manufacturer had on hand. We are
offering them at Just half their value.
1C. for 50c
AVUW Wtitts
50c Waists I 95c Waists I II.50 Waists I
Balance of the
Nebraska Millinery Co.'s
Trimmed Hats, $1.25
On Thursday we offer the balance
of the Nebraska Millinery Company's
finest trimmed hats fully valued at
four times the price we -4
ask. Your choice XenfC7
i
Children' $1.80 Trimmed Hats
89c Several hundred pretty satin
braid children's flats tastefully draped
with fine quality soft silks, Of
regular prioe $1.60, Thurs...-'
.1.98
Ladies' Jackets- -in cheviots, cov
erts, Venetian and broadcloths. In
black and colore, worth
up to $7.00, for
Oolf and Dress Skirts In a great
variety of beautiful styles y y g
worth up to $6, choice.... W e JL O
Beautiful Summer Dresses
made of sheer lawn, batiste, dimity,
etc.. In the newest styles, EZfa
worth up to $10, for OiOU
Wash Skirts made of all the dif
ferent summer fabrics, handsomely
trimmed, all colors, very special val
ues at 49c, 75c and 98c.
crpnn
WE CLOSE AT UOON
On the Fourth. Kindly anticipate your needs ahead and do your
shopplcg early. We close 12 promptly.
U. B. I
EljyETT'CO
8IXTEENTH AND HARNEY ST8.
YOUR VACATION
Will be more enjoyable with perfectly fitting glasses.
Before you go let our optician test your eyes and fit
a pair oi glasses tor you. lie is a speciausi in mis
line. We. are well known as being reliable.. Look fori
the name.
S. W. LINDSAY, The Jeweler,
1516 Douglas St.
Extraordinary Values
In Men's Blvie Serge Sviits
Thursday morning and until all are sold, "The Nebraska" will
place on sale, some wonderful great values in men's blue serge
suits at ten dollars. They are suits II
that are worth $15 and 16.50. We AV
want 10 siaie empnaucauy mat uic '-ji
serge in these suits are absolutely
pure worsted, woven by the best
known mill, made up into stylish
suits by the best makers of clothes.
The most remarkable value in fine worsted serge suits that has
ever been offered. They go on sale Thursday, A fen's $15 and
$16,50 Blue Serge Suits choice unrestricted $10, v
Wonderful values in women's
Wash Suits and Shirt Waists
Thursday we place on special sale Beveral lota of WaiBts
and Wash Suits that we wish to close out immediately Come
Thursday. It will be a low price opportunity for those who
attend this sale.
Thursday, 25 dozen Woman's Wash Waists, made of a very
fine imported dimity, in light and dark patterns, all the new
Gibson effects, regular $1.00 values, CtCsv
Thursday Dz?
Thursday, 32 dozen Wash Waists, in Madras cloths, plain
Chambroy and fine Ginghams, all new effects, trimmed with
embroidery and cording, also white sheer lawns with allover
embroidery fronts and lace insertions, " gjj
reaular SI. 50 values, Thursday .................. Va
Woman's Wash Suits made of excellent quality GaiDer's Percales new blouse
waists with lapel and tie, trimmed with two rows of insertion; 01 0 O
skirt with accordian pleated flounce, $4. 00 values, Thursday.. ...... HK
Young Ladies' Wash Suite-Made of eitra good quality plain Chambray and
figured lawds; blouse waist, trimmed with white braid and tucking
skirt with new flounce effect, $5. 00 values, Thursday ,
$2.90
Mothers! Take Notice
Thursday Morning "The Nebraska"
will plade on epecial sale a special pur
chase of several hundred ,pair Boys'
Knee Pants. They are positively the
best values we have ever been able to
offer. They have been assorted into two
lots, 25o for pants that are worth 50c.
S5c for pants that are worth 65o.
50cMen's Belts 19c
Thursday Morning The balance
of a special purchase of 120 dozen
Men's Belts. They are made of the
very best grades of leather trimmed
with beautiful nickel buckles in
all sizes, 30 to 40. There value is
50c. TJiursday your choice forl9o.
One word
to a wise man
Is all that should be necessary to
convince him that the best Is ths
cheapest In the end.
Poor, shoddy shoes don't pay;
experience has taught you that. Why
not profit by tbe lesson T
Our shoes are models of comfort
snd ease. The shoes back up our, ,
argument.
Only exclusive
men's shoe store
in the city.
Price $3.50 and $2.50
Beoeat
a
209 South 15th St.
HALF RATES
mm
. Via WabaaBL Railroad. '
$33.2S Portland, Me., and return, on ssle
July 4 to t.
$31.65 Providence, R. I., snd return, on
sale July , 7 sod (.
Ctopovers allowed at Niagara Falls.
Ask your nearest ticket agent to route
you via Wabash, or call at Wabash new
city office. 1601 Farnam street, or address
Harry K. Moores. O. A. P. D., Omaha, Neb.
Cheap Gieanloss.
VIA ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
Providence, R. I., and return. $31.65,
July Cth. 7th and 8th.
Fortlsnd, Me., and eturn $33.25, July
4th to Stb.
Tickets 1402 Farnam street, Omaha, Neb.
On July 4 the Erie Railroad will run a
special thirty-day excursion to Chautauqua
Lake. The fare from Chicago will be only
$14.00 for the round' trip. Tickets will bs
good on all limited trains.
For detailed Information apply ts H. L.
Purdy, Traveling Passenger Agent. Chicago.
Chicago ticket office, 242 Clark street.
Ebsmpoolng and halrdreaslng. 2ie, at ths
Bataery. 214-230 Bee building. . Tel., 1T1S.
Publish your legal notices in Ths Weekly
Bee, Jslspaoae 231,
$2.50 Mechanics' Friend
shoe with a genuine welt sole
that has no nails or sesms to hurt tbe
feet plain crimp vamps without
seams gusset tongues and ths brol
plain toes in lacs only This Is un
doubtedly the greatest shoo value ever
given In Omaha for service and com
fortall we can ask of our friends Is
that they coma In and look at this
shoe seeing alone will convince you
that we have a right to claim It to
be the best value in Omaha.
Droxcl Shoa Co.,
Oaiaka'i C-t-4afe Shoo Boas.
141 F ARK AM STREET.
Wmm Hi
f fyf.w h w II
WJ ' i J
j ii ui'umw mi iiiii in Fourth of July withoutg
h - r vi n l h i i xy A XM V VK NI -v
would taVe much pleasure from the
celebration of National Independence
from many of the women folks. There
Is much comfort In them. There are
no better shoes made. There Is never
a change In the price. It Is always
13 60 After the Fourth many high
price dealers cut some of the profit
oft of $5 and $6 shoes and call them
bargains. Borosle are bargains the
year round.
Soroses Shoe Store
Frank Wilcox, Manager.
203 S. 15th St., OMAHA.
Write for catalogue.
Ti I nsTnrrTTfW MirsTTTnHB,rr
cgrvsior,
The Day Ve Celebrate
ghoulJ see you enjoying all the blessings
that the Declaration of Independence en
titles you to. One. of the greatest of these
Men Beer Is easy to be h.d snd artfs
est to every gathering where It Is served.
Try t on your guests If you would have a
pleasant, time.
Metz Bros. Brewing C.,
Telepkoa 11B, Omaha.
Or Jacob Nsumayer, Agt., cars Neumsyor
Hotel, Council bluxts. la.
Elaborate
and First-Class
Station Wagons
Rockawny,
Stanhopes.
Phaetons,
Driving Wagons,
Etc., Etc. I
We can save you money
Kingman Implement Co,;
'Phone 65.3. Cerner 10th and Farnam Sta.
K OMAHA 0na r bet n!pped of the Kedey system of Institutes, ths
rrrt CTV 00,7 Keeley Institute In Nebraska. Cures Drnakeaneaa. Curse
UtiLC T Drug Users. Booklet tree. Address all letters to 724 EL lith.
INSTITUTE Home Treatment for Tobacco Habits cost $9
GUESS THEY KNOW
Something about real cut price drug stores
and where DHUO NEEDS can be bought
for' the least money! We have BENT
GOODS to people In the following towns
by mall and express, THIS WEEK SO
FAR; If you doubt It eome and see the
orders In our shipping department. YOU
CAN SAVE MONEY, TOO. by liadlr.g our
ads. York, Paxton, Tekamah, Nebraska
City, Fort Calhoun, Fremont, f'almyra.
Adams, Doniphan. Basaett. Wymore and
Eustls. .Neb.; laogan and Bagley, la., and
Gillette, Wyo.
$3.60 Marvel Whirling Spray Syringe $2 23
c Mull's Grape Tonic 3uo
$1.00 Whitney's Nerve and Flesh
Builder , 7fc
$1.00 Bexlne Pills , '5c
25c Westmall's Coldolds Ho
25c Laxative Bromo Quinine 12o
$1.00 Cramer's Kidney Cure 57c
$1.00 Peruna 64c
$1.00 Swamp Root 64o
$1.00 Pierce's Remedies M Wc
$1.00 Pinkbam's Compound . ... Wo
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
SGIIAEFER'S DKU STORE
Tel. T4T. g. W. Car. letat ss4 Oklaajr.
July A Specials
Ton cannot celebrate properly without
the goods, and ws can supply you at money -eavlng
prloes.
Port snd Sberry wines good qt, J6c
This Is California wlae at bargain prices.
Other California wines, older, better, for
85c, tOc, 75c and $1.00 per quart. In gal.
Ion lots tbess wines, $1.26, $1.60 and $2.04.
A fins whisky (Coon Hollow), mads In
old Kentucky, t years old, for only, gallon,
$3.00. If you 'try this whisky once you'll
never bs fooled again on cheap, rectified
spirits. Something finer Jackdaw o.ts.,
$1.25.
Sheboygan mineral water, ginger sis snd
Mets beer by the cato.
GAGKLEY BROS.,
Opposite Postofflce. 'Phone 1141
City orders promptly delivered.
WHEN YOU BUY A .
You ere not paying lor CUROMOS. SCItEMbS, l-'KEE DEALS, ETC. Itil
for FIXE QUALITY HAVANA TOBACCO. EQUAL to IMPORT!) ClGARs!
. r. R RICp MJUtCANTlLS ClOAA CO., VUrX. ti. UaM. . Cutae H'ft,