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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-07-08
Pfsarna Mayora.


St.Charles, ILL.,, 4. bfezna '96
Wells, Richardson IL Co., Burling-
ton, VT. - Panove: Jest mi poteae-
MIN, ze mi nozno pripojiti sve k tenn
mnoha dosvadcenfm chvale Paine
ova Celery Compound.
V minulem istopadu shledal jsem
sc We stavu velmi yysflenem. Po
n6kolik tydnh byl jsem nucen praco-
vati kazdodenne ls hodin re "a a
nasledkem toho byl stav m6j fisicky
i nervosne vysflen. Ma pokyn jedno-
no ptitele pocal jsem uzfvati Painehv
Celery Compound, vypledek cehoz
byl, ze sfla mole byla obnovena a
nalezam Sc nynf We stavu zdravej-
sim, neali po mnoho pfedchazejfcich
rokd.
Soudfm tez, ze lex tento omohl
mi, bych uniknul obcasn5m ttokhm
revmatismu, ponevadz vzdy nasta
lem chladneisfm neb vlhkem pocasf
trp6l jsem prudkymi chronickymi
bolestmi revmatickymi. Behem cele
zimy minul6 nepocftil jsem ami nej-
mensf znamky zmfn6n6 nemoci
Ochotne odporu6uji lex tento vsem
podobne stfzenym, maie dplnou dn-
veru, 40 prave TAX pomaze kazdem
pffpade, jako pomohl mne.
A. A. Bennett.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-07-08

zvolna a vzdano sc jiz nadeje, ze by
nesrastnici v6bec zachraneni byti
mohli. Jelikoz sachta byla zasypana
a odstranovanf trosek nebezpecim
zivota bylo spoieno, uznano bylo "a
nutne novf prdkop prorazeti trvati
to bude nekolik tydnh, nez do hloub
ky, nfz nestasthfci uvezneni byli,
Sc dospeje. A j tato prace st6zovana
jest tim, &c ma zkazen6 plyny Sc pfi-
slo, TAX be dhkladne provetravanf
dffve bude muset b5ti zavedeno, ned
v praci bez nebezpeci zivota bude
moci byti pokracovano.
Konfedera6ni vvslouzilci
odbSvali narodnf sized svaj iitery
v Richmond, Va, "a dcastenstvf by-
valSch konfederacnfch vojfnh re
vsech temdf stAth jiznfch. BE pfi
tom ma vSrarfch vlastizradnSch ne
samo sebou Sc rorumf. Tax
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-07-08
MOVE zpRAW OOMACl.
H HroniIsa udaio-ti.


v Aberdeen. Huron, Mitchell,
Sioux Falls q Yankton, s. d., rase.
dati bude dne 90. 6ervence komise
m oprsyu civilnt sluiby sice rkou
seti bude kandidh,y, klefi hodlaIi se
uchhreti o mfsto farmera ma indian.
ske jednateln6 Cheyenne River Mf
sto toto pfinhsi t05 m6sfcnd iada
tel6, mimo parktickoho farmsfenf,
obernhmeni bS,i must i knihvedenfm
q rozum6ti must otazkhm nhrodoho
spodhfskym.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-07-08
I,oalo M srA,ce.

stayce ae nalezajf, doslo ku kryas6
arhice mezi athykhFi . pffrndimi 10
rifa. bthem kter6i pies sto stfelnyoh
ran yypkleno bylo rnadnf podet
osob poransno. Stavkafi pfiili totii
k lomhm, ably neunioyd dslniky ku
rastavenf prace pfim6li, do cesty
viak postayil Sc jim serif 80 40 pfi.
rudimi naffdil jim, by bezodkladn6
40 rozesli. Odpov6df ma vyzvhni
toto byl ddir kamenh n n6kolik
sttelnych ran, ma mes podobnym aph.
sobem odpoy6dtno bylo. Stavkafi
konednd byli pfinuceni k istupu
uchflili SO do nedalekdho lesa. skt-
bove po v6tsint zanechali ma TO pra-
co obavy pred dalsimi nasilncstmi,
jakoz ma vyzvanf manaelek syyob,
kter6t bezpe6nost ziyitelh rodin
Svsch se obavaly. III &c skebh, kteff
dobrovoln6 prace nezanechali, IA.
hnani prace zastupy zen, kter6z ma
ne klacky ruce pfisly. Jelikoz
serif vid6l, ze dosavadnim pe6tem
pfirucf svych ma udrzeni pofadku
nikterak nesta6f, pozadal guvern6ra
Bushnella vyvolani milice a odpo-
vedeno mu, by dalsf pffrucf 81 zjed-
nal pakli ze by ami sc zvyseEym
poGtem t6chto udrzenf stavkafh ma
uzde nestaGil, 10 milice k rukoum
dana mu bude. T6hoz dne doslo
k vaznym vytrznostem kamenicke
dime Brown, Hosting Co. Cleve-
lande, kde2 k ochrane 1875 skebh Io>
licle povolana byti musela. Vytrzno.
sti nabyly tam takoveho razu, ze
uznano kone6ne "a nutne, stavkAfe
prdvodn policie do domn dopra-
viii.
yladni finance.
Pokladnfm odborem We Washing
tonu vydana byla We stfedu zprava o
pfiimech a vydani vladnich dfed.
MIN roce prave ukoncenem a die
teze obnasejf pfijmy 1926, 1925,
vydanf pax 52,23l,470, tax &c jeyi
Sc schodek $26,o42,244. Zaroveh
oznamuje Sc, ze schodek "a mesfc
cervenec pfi nejmensfm sl0,o0c,ooo
obnaseti bude to hlavn6 nasledkem
toho, an v souhlase rozhodnutfm
nejvyssfho soudu spolkoy6ho bounty
ma cukr rhznym cukrovarnm vypla-
ceny byti must. Pffimy vnitrozem-
mich danf obnasely uplynulem roce
SAC, ,5os,264, col jest temef sl2,
100000 meme, nez pfi zahajenf kon-
gresu sekretatem odhadovano bylo.
Cla vybrano IA uplynaly rok celkem
$3.50. .534, ,35l, COZ jest 1896, GAO
meme nez odhad obnasel. Pensf
vyplaceno "a uplynuly rok sl39,434,.
o4e, COZ jest 100000 meme, nez
v roce pfedchozim. "a to vsak Wy.
placeno o t4,250,ooo vice irokn, nez
v roce uplynulem.
populiste stavi DRAIN.
V Primghar, O'Brien CO., Iowa,
vtelena byla We stfedu inkorporace
spole6nosti Western Iowa Railway
Co., kteraz spojovati ma Hartley Sc
Sioux City kteraa, jakozto trar
konkurencnf, prot draze Northwest.
crn zffzena b5ti ma. Zakladni ka.
pital spolecnos,i obnasf s75o,ooo.
a rozvrzen jest dflce $50, KITE
rehozto obnosu splatny isou $2 pfi
upsanf a po dalsich ~ kazdeho me.
sfce. V inkorporaci uvedeno Jest, ze
plsty dfednfkh nesmi pfesahovati
2400 dolarh rocn6, ze nesmf byti
vyplacena dividenda vetsf jak pet
procest roone a ze kazdy podflnfk,
nechr 81 Jest majiteIem sebe vetsfho
poctu dflcd, vfhradne jen k jednomu
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-07-08
OMAHA, NEBRASKA. We srheDU 8 teRvEMCE 1895.


Chicago a sice okradena byla a,sniee
svSien6 poulidni drhhy ma Canal al.
Tfi lupidi ystoupli totit do dfsdov-
ny meri tim 10 Ieden Mich, revol
yerem ruce, prodayade lts,kh drlel
sachu, vyprardnili druni diva po.
kladnu xasuyku, nii penfzc ~
strient listky obovany byly, nadei
bcze stopy xmireli. o -m6los,i lupi.
"a moino 81 pfedstavu ucini,i ,oho,
le kolem stsnice kazde ri minuty
ylaky ob6ma sm6ry jezdf.
yelkjm poiarem.
naystiven byl We stfedu kolem jednd
dodiny rannf Brooklyn sice vypukl
tyz Y dfevafske tovarn6 George w.
Pipera m Ash Newton uIice. Pla
meny rozsifily se rychle ma sousednf
ohrady dfevafskd jakoz ma sl6yarnu
dflnu asfaltovou, tax 10 b6hem
hodiny n6kolik 6tverch vjedinem
mofi plamenh 80 nalezalo. Odhsduje
se,ae sphsobena skoda pfi nejmcnsfm
81 ,000,0 900 obnaseti bude.
Prace zastavena.
byla nterg cello fad6 zclexaren
Pcnnsylvanskych a to iakv Pittsbur.
gu, tax We Wheeling a Akrons
sice nasled kem toho, an lonska smlou.
va mezi zam6stnavateli uniemi del.
nickymi dcsla vzhledem k vysce
mzdy pro rok nastavajfcf, zadneho
dohodnud dosud ucinGno nebylo. -
Zarovef oznameno, ze zastavena pra.
ce We vsech Pennsylvanskycb skar-
mach, mich obyceine lahve Sc vyrabf
a sice zistanou tovarny tyto zavfeny
po plnych so dnh. We sklarnach
techto xamestnavAno jest pres $4,000
delnikh, kteff tim ma cas- vyzivy zba.
veni budou. Podobn6 jako Pennsyl.
ganii, zastavena prace We sklarnach
New Jerseyskych a 5000 d6lnfkh
prace tn zbav.no.
Umrti.
V Hartford, Conn.,, zemfela We
stfedu panf Harriet Beecher Stowe,
znama spisovatelka nejen po cele
Americe ale snad po celem civilizo
yanem svat6 znameho spisd Chatr6
Stryce Toma. Spisek tento vydan
byl roce 1852 a b6hem prvych peti
rokh vydan byl 100000 vytiscfch.
Zemfela We start 81 roki.
Okradali drahu.
u Chicago oznamuie Sc, ze sprava
drahy Chicago & Alton zjistila, ze
po cely minuly rok nekolika kondr-
ktery a jednfm prodavaeem lfstkd
zeleznicntch okradana byla po6fta
SO, be obnos,o % kterSz draha byla pfi-
pravena, pfi nejmensfm $4,000
obnasel. Podyody tyto pachany byly
tim spasobem, Re lfstky re Spring
field do Chicago prodavany byly
dvakrate; listky prodan6 totiz pro
vlak rannf byly kondukterem vybra-
ny iednateli zeleznicnfmu do
Springfield zp6t odeslany, kteryz
pax je znovu pro vecernf vlak prodal
a strzene penfze pax mezi hcastniky
podvodu tohoto byly rozdevany.
Podvod objeven pouhou nahodou a
sice tim, ze kondukter vlaku do Chi
caga jedoucfho lfstky, kterez zpet
jednateli poslati xamSslel, ztratil
kdyz pakz trata objevena,tu jednatel
konduktorovi onomu telegrafoval, by |
n6jak zfixovati to hledel. Telegram
tento dostal Sc do rukou spravy drahy,
kteraz ihned vysetfovanf naffdila, a
okradanf toto odkryla. Pro podvody
tyto propustano dosud pet kondukte.
ra proti MIN zaroveii zavedeno bude
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-07-08

Nasledujfci dlouh6 a v9znamne
psani cd Hon. A. A Bennetta vypra-
vuje svou vlastni povidku.
Ctete ie
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-07-08
Zaehraso sovaci prace

uhlodolu Twin v Pittston, Pa, v
kteremz, jak minule jsme sd6lili, sff.
cenim 40 hlavnf sachty na sto hornf.
kh rasypano bylo, pekracujf velice
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-07-08
Nm pomoc knbanc6m

" Bostonu oxnAmeno ii,ery, 10
barcs A. +. Kissen podafilo Sc noci
ptfstavu nepozorovan6 vyplouti a
ae odjend jeff spozorovan teprve pax,
kdyz jiz ma vysok6m mofi se naleza.
la. Ma palub6 barky nalezalo Sc 90
muzh, 220 beden zbranf, rychlopal
ne della, million nabojd rasoba po.
travin. Jest to pry jill podruh6, co
lod tato svypornocnou vypravou ua
Kubu vyjela.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07
The WOmau's Watch.

Fashionable watches are very small.
the ordinary size is about an inch in
diameter. They are carved with dec.
orations. either incrusted with dia.
monds or covercx with colored enam.
els. If there is a fob or pin it is dec.
grated to match. There are also plain
gold cases perfectly smooth. The old
Geneva patterns of engraved concen.
tric lines seem to have disappeared.
There is an awkwardness in placing
n watch on feminine dress. If il is
pinned on one side of the bodice il looks
fooliShly like a society decoration.
and if il is worn on a long chain dan.
Cling from the neck the chain is too con,
SpicuouS, because it is Out of harmony
with the dress. Both these fashions
are seen, the last II preferable. The
chain in vogue is of five links, inter.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07
CHAPTER NIX.

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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

make one III Il short time that will be
very effective and decorative. To do this
take Il square of denim of Il rich red
shade and outlin" in heavy black lilo
sell" III one cOrner three conventional
flowers. III the opposite corner outline
one flower ana darn the petals OF them
all with black tilpSclle. working the cen
t"rs III buttonhole stitch 10 form n
honeyromb effect. as shown. Then
with JAPANESE gold thread. couch
around all HE petals outsido Of the
black outlining. y very rich oriental
effect will be the reSult. Edge The
cushion with a hrmmed rutiie OF the
denim five inches wide.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07
Remarkable WheeIwOman.

TIlie Anderson is perhaps possessed
of more endurance and speed-quaAn'
cations that 20 to make up the success
full lohg-distance c~yclist-than an!
wheelWoman in America. She is a n~
tive born American of Swedish DC
scent and is % years old. Almost s'h'
her first year on Il wheel she has Deer
known as Il Scorcher of such ability tha'
even the hardest lei riders navy
never been anxious To test her >ltev
and stamina a second time on the rod'
In the recent siX-day eighteen-hour ra'Y
at the Second Regiment ArmOry, ~
cago. she broke no less than 1ouvle~1
worlds records for women. WllL''Hi
up the week 10y riding 344 Is miles j
the stipulated time. Better still ! AeI
record in the IattcrsallS race. she III
Only won. but created Il series al nVJ
records for II twelve-lap track foI y
distances up 10 3J9la miles, which ~
lance She accomplished in el-h'']
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07
CRAZEC BY HAIR BLEACH.
THE danger of using peroxide

!" HE danger of using peroxide OF
hydrogen for bleaching the halr
has again been demonstrated. IN
the case ~ Dell De Forest, a well
known actress of New York. who has
just been placed i'll an asylum ON Long
Island. Miss De Forest is scarce %
years of aye. She was for a long time
one Of the bellies of Newark, y. j..
When l. years old she took it into her
wiilful mind 10 bleach her hair, and the
~entreaties Of her mother aud sister
were Of no avail. Copious washes Of
ammonia We're followed by the use of
the peroxide. and soon her brown locks
became changed 10 the golden tint,
Just at that time she made the ac-
Quaintance of n vaudeville actor. She
was a graceful dancer, and was finally
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

stage in the whirlwind dance. which
has since made her famous. They trav-
eled about the country together under
the name of the De FORESTS. and Dell.
Notwithstanding the entreatieS of her
full bleaching solution To her hair. She
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

women became pharmacists. or ,s..
years, however, there has been n ~.
found change in the industry. Port,,
to prevent competition-or, ratbor ~
restrict it-partly to raise the nro,o.
sional standard and partly to pro,oo+
the public, colleges OF pharmacy horo
been started in various places IN ,ho
country and laws passed reuuirino al
candidates TO pass examinations almos,
as strict and difficult as those ,oia
down for physicians and lawyers. Tho
new system has cut down the numba,
of candidates. both male and femo,o
In Massachusetts not more than
of women have passed the exam.
ination in the past fifteen years. IN
New York the number is said n no
nearly fifty. and in the various States
OF the Union the entire total is below
800. Many marry and leave the call.
ing: a few have retired. and a few
have continued their studies and have
become physicians or chemists. AT tho
present time the total number of wom.
an who practice pharmacy either IS
proprietors, clerks or apprentices is IS.
timated to be about 1850.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

grew irritable, accusing her dancing
partner of plotting against her life,
and occasionally refused to perform
her dance on the ground that enemies
We're in the audience. waiting a chance
to kill her. Her condition becoming
worse she vas taken home and. having
been declared insane, was taken 70 an
asylum.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

go "a 49, -ANAA 'tA N"*<
place 70 darkness. Then. without explain
ing these proceedings. she disappeared
once more.
The whole party still remained notion
less, none daring 70 speak. and in The
darkness ana suspense il seemed thar sew
eral minutes passed away.
Al last. low. soft, sweet. in the mos
soothing lullaby note. they heard a voice
singing:
Nov the day is over.
Night is drawing nigh,
Shadows of the e~ening
Steal across the sky
Why" whispered Neville TO his broth
er. THAT is Maud singing 10 the child.
She sings that hymn to her. night By
night"
Then. in the semi-larkness ot the hall.
the husband saw his wife, dressed IN 4
long. loose morning robe which ne knew
well. bearing the child in her arms ana
chanting as she slowly moved across the
ham. The effect of the song On the sick
child soon appeared. The little weary
voice caught up Il word or two here and
there, and sung it in a drowsy, satisfied
tone.
Maud" the husband whispered. in a
low. reprvachful voice. al am grjevei."
He felt a ham, in his own Maud had
stolen up to him from behind.
Hush" she SAID. Cant you under
standi"
The sweeping gown touched his fec-.
and the mutilpd head of his child was close
t. his own. a.. the mysterious figure Gid
cd by, sill singing:
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

The first woman 20 enter the profes.
sion of pharmacy III our country vaS
Mrs. Jane Loring, Of Boston. in 1snu
She was a grand-aunt of The tamols
congressman. Under the OLD Sy>f.,n
'ilere was no state supervision of IN,
profession, and anyone could TAX, i, ~,
who desired without any legal impa.r.
ments' Under this system over l.2lo
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07
CHAPTER \\.


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pal!!nG as Il was forever ma 'he worst
tacts sac suSpec'el from discovery or
from lr-al proof.
But Willie Snow mad broken poor Van
ltys heart. In spite Of Ms weakness,
which She could not but desplse, she loved
him srill. In her secret heart >lr sill
rare>,cd the dangerous memory Of hanl-
some Willie Snow. The secret r.rralS
which bind he heart u a woman To- Il
'4al ar MA ib'd'-'' 'Nlt tIpI-H Ga HIS
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

spersed with pearls. Better h eIta'
or of these is the fob chain or chaIe
line clasp, and it is the only metAoo
that taste can justify for a watch worn
out in sight.-New York ADVERTISED
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

In many households there is very lit
tie 10 spend on an deliberately embroid-
cred pillow cover. But II is possible 10
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

Miss Kathryn Kidder delights u
regulation French doll, and has ,
always near AT hand TO fondle ~
leisure moments.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-07

As a rule a mans hair turns gray
I've years sooner than a woman'S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24
THE MURRAY HILL BANK ASSETS.

I-sTlcE TRAN DECLINES TO ORDER THEM De
IrvrRFD To MESsRs 'BRIEN AND TRAsk.
Justice Truax in the Supreme Court, Yesterday.
rendered a decision denying the application OF the
R,ard NJ Directors OF the Murray Hi Bank for an
order directing state Superintendent kilburn OF the
Banking Department to give Miles VI. O'Brien and
S,.ncer Trask receivers the assets OF the Murray
uiu Rank OBrien and Trask were appointed re-
c.ers bv Justice Pryor in the Supreme Court. this
ci-, on September . The Attorney General took
an nn.al from Justice Pryor's order 10 the Appellate
Division OF tne Supreme Court The appeal has not
,.- n.en heard The Attorney General then made
an appucation 20 Justice Dickey IN the Supreme
C,urf In Brooklyn for the appointment Of rece
1,s,i.e Dickey named benjamin -. Odel. jr. and
rdu.arl II Hobbs receivers for the bank. There
va then 4 conflict Doe, ween the sets OF receivers
80 10 the right 10 the assets OF the bank. and the
directors made an application 10 Justice Truax FOR
an orler compelling the Banking Superintendent 10
trn over the assets OF the bank 10 the receivers APP
pplnird los Justice Pryor
IT, daoving mis- Application Justice TruaX calls
.r.rl,r 10 the provision ia the Code 20 the effect
ma On an appeal by a STATE officer the service OF
no IT,. ~ appral psriects me appeal and says the
execution u the judgment or order Appealed from
without an undertaking or Oiner security The order
made by Justice Pryor. ne says directed the
receiver 10 AXE possession OF the property OF the
Murray Hi Baak The execution Of ;nls order j.
-faV-d hy me service OF the notice or appeal there
from and therefore the motion 10 direct the super
lntrnleni ~ bank forthwith 10 deliver possession
70 th. receivers named the order OF Jusice Pryor
must be denied decide as DO ~Oey upon the
section OF the code. and not because OF any want
OF regularity in ms order Of Justice Pryor
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TO EXEMPT THE CITY'S BONDS.
THE SINKING FUND COMMISSIONERS HOPE
THIS TO SECURE BETTER PRICES
FOR THEM

The Sinking Fund Commissioners. at their meet
ing yesterday, decided TO exempt from taxation
s.044S9 90 of city stock and bonds In the hope OF
securing better prices when the next city bond sale
comes around The exempted bonds were bid for at
the last sale three times and at the best prices
offered while the bonds which are subject TO taxa
ton were meagrey bid for The exempted bonds at
the las, sale were for State purposes. The exemp-
ton Of the bonds be offered at the next sale will
perhaps ease matters and make the sale Of the
entire lot possible
The Commission authorized the Controller to call
I'm and pay off s. ga 9l o. OF Old and per
bonds and to issue lower bonds in their stead.
Bonds of the value Of 81 4627 II that redeemabe
this month were ordered to be paid of.
The Controller authorized to advertise for
bids Tor changes in the Crotona Park building to
cost about $4,000 and the Commission also author
zod Him TO reduce the rents Of the restaurants in
West Washington Market. which have been affect
ed bv the Ranes Liquor law. The restaurants
tlsad 10 soil LIQUORS and thus their stalls brought
10 the CITY better prices but the law pro-
hihits continuance Of the traffic. the restaurant
kr.pers lost much their trade. and the reduction
l. made necessary The Controller ii Is said. Will
advocate before the next Legislature the amend
mont of the law so that it shall apply to these
The Armory Board asked for bond issue Of
So5po to purchase size at MeSt on,s s H.,
terry but the matter was laid over until It could be
learned wheher or noy the ~ S MAO
provide for the lighting Of its armory by electricity
There will be- $500 lights necessary. Cf which one
baff uil be- nlaced In the drill-room Twenty
thousand dollars was appropriated in bonds for the
completion Of the oh Regiment armory.
bonds TO the amount Of $4,000 were ordered TO be
issued 70 nay for the land under water necessary
f,r me towers Of the new East River Bridge.
Rooms were assigned to the Volunteer Firemens
Association in Centre Market IN place OF nose
they now occupy IN the Ola Essex M@iher; ne b
The Dock Board was authorized to issue slcooooo
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40 COMMISSIONS TO "scALPERs. "

Chicago Sept. 23-At a meeting Of the Western
Passenger Association il was agreed that beginning
October 1896. all s0-cdlied ticket agencies with
brokers and sale OF orders tickets Of their issue
through brokers similar agencies. or the placing
Of prepaid orders in the hands Of other than duly
authorized representatives. of these companies. AMI
these only to be used for legitimate purposes and
which no commission viii be paid, snail be dscon-
tinued.
commissions other form OF compensa don shall he
pad tickets of the issues OF connecting lines. ex-
OF foreign lines. This action Is a hard blow 10 the
"scalpers
Transcontinental lines have reached an agreement,
TO become effective October 81. tnat the payment ~
all street commissions brokers or Others on bJsi
ness originating outside association territory snail
ne absolutely discontinued. After thai date COM
missions Will be paid only 10 duly authorized ticket
agents