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lenger. started to read some, but had
only read four or five names on one
ballot when the Republican challenger
objected, and Mr.. Ward started in to
read them again. L am very much in
censed about the matter, and believe that
1t should be investigated and the guilty
one, if there is any one guilty, punished.
| have been a Judge of election many
times, and such thing has never hap
pened before"
Emil Otto, the Prohibition Judge. but
who is really a Republican. said: Mr..
Ward read off all of the ballots I don't
believe there was any crooked work done.
but believe that it was mistake [ am
very sorry that it happened, as our pre-
cinct has always been very orderly
James P. Cummings, the Democratic
challenger, said: Mr.. Ward read off all
OF the ballots during the time | was there
| was gone for about two hours during
the time they were counting the ballots,
L started to read off some of the ballots,
and had read about half of one haIIot
when the Republican challenger object
ed. and Mr.. Ward started in to read them
again.
Election expense accounts were filed
with the city clerk yesterday as follows:
Charles S. Hoff, $61.9O; w. II. Timer.
$685. NJ. Bantz, s107; John w. Clancy
$5.H; Frank j. Huber, $121 So
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Three minor building permits, aggre-
eating $S75, were issued yesterday.
Gen c. C. Andrews. chief fire warden.
today leaves for a trip up the Big Fork
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the Wemott & Howard company in the
fire of a week ago. The gas company is
allowed $4,000, and Wemott, Howard &
Co. $2S, 900. Both losses were paid in full
Adolph Probst, living at 9S7 Hudson
avenue, and o. w. Greenway, living at
IL Forepaugh block reported to the po-
lice last evening that each had lost
bicycle, while visiting at 226 Virginia
avenue. The wheels were locked and
it IS believed that the bikes" were car
ried away.
Albert LIE Fleur, who has just COM
pleted a ninety day workhouse sentence,
was arrested upon his release yesterday,
on a charge of larceny. The police
claim they have evidence to show that
LIE Fleur has been guilty of some of
the sneak thieving going on here for
some months.
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PLEASES YOUNG AND OLD
TRICKS OF TRAINED ANIMALS
DRAW LARGE CROWDS.

Large and pleased audiences attended
the afternoon and evening performances
of the Gentry's show yesterday. The
tricks of the trained dogs, ponies and ele-
plants delight the young people, as well
as the older ones, who, as matter of
course. have to accompany the children
The show is a model one, and has no OBJ
jectionable features. The full programme
is gone through with at the afternoon
performance the same as in the evening.
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DATES FOR GRADE EXAMS
sUPT. SMITH COMPLETES sCf4ED-
LIE FOR THESE EVENTS.

Supt. Snithshds completed his schedule
for the grade examinations next month,
as follows: Friday, June /, afternoon,
reading; Tuesday, June s. morning, Ian
guage and grammar: Tuesday June 5,
afternoon, music; Wednesday, June 6,
morning, history; Friday, June s, morning
geography; Monday, June Ii, morning,
arithmetic; Tuesday. June 12 morning,
drawing Wednesday. June 13, morning,
spelling.
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OVER Conscience FUND.
Passenger Agents In Row Over Dis
tribution of Considerable Money.

y
General passenger agents of the St.
Paul lines are jnVolYed in a row over the
distribution of 9. SO sailed conscience fund
contributed by The Lehigh Valley railroad.
Trunk have joined with the St Paul
Chicago lines IN meeting 800 Line com
petition, but this year the former refused
large movement Of passengers from the
East to points in the Northwest Then
the I4ehigh became conscience smitten
and returned to the Chicago lines the
excess over its customary proportion of
the through rate. The amount is some
thing between s6.0ee and $1,000, and no
agreement as to its division has been
reached The Wisconsin Central and Min
neapolis e st. Louis demand an equal
division of the fund among the six lines.
The other four lines hold that the two
named are net emitted to money from
be divided GA a proportion OF business
basis ..ss.
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SWELLS COUNTY FUNDS
SALES UNDER FORFEITED DELEN-
QUENT LAW $4,000.

The absolute sale under the forfeited
delinquent tax law, which has been in
progress for nine days, under the dIrec-
ton of the county auditor, was filed yes
terday.
The total receipts of this sale will
amount to over $4,000, and more than
10000 descriptions out of a total Of 15.GG0
were sold
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot-Ease. a powder It cures
painful, snarting. swollen feet and in
growing nails, and instantly takes the
sting out Of cOrns and bunions. It's lhc
greatest comfort discovery Of the age
Aliens FoOt-Ease makes tight or new
shoes feel easy. It Is a certain cure for
feet. Try it today Sold by all druggists
and chOe stores. BY mail for 25c in
stamps. Trial package FREE. Address
Allen S. Olmsted, lie Roy. N Y
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DAIRY DEPARTMENT MISTAKE.
Case Against c. w. French Dismis-
sed by State Officials.

The case of c. w. French was dismissed
partment in the municipal court. Mr..
French was charged with selling milk
said to contain 'formalin,'' but it seems
that the complaint and arrest were made
through a mistake
Mr.. French declares that he produces
all his milk from his own cows and that
same is pure. and he further declares
that his milk cans, cattle and dairy are
at all times open to inspection by the city
Or state officials or by his customers.
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Sugar Prices Advanced.

NEW YORK, May 23.-AIl grades of re-
fined sugar have been advanced 10 points
by the American Sugar Refining COM
pany. The Independent refineries later
followed the advance.
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CHIEF ARTHUR REMAINS.
by Locomotive Engineers
by an Overwhelming Majority.

by an Overwhelming Majority.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, May PIP NJ.
Arthur was today reelected grand chief
engineer of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers for another term by an
overwhelming majority. Other officers
land, second grand engineer and editor;
c. H. Pearson, of Richmond, Que, first
assistant grand engineer, and ]. c. Cur
rie, of Jersey City, N. J., second assist
ant grand engineer Other minor officers
will BE- elected tomorrow.
1t is understood that Mr. Arthur will
retire at the end of his new term of Of
flee
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There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that DR.. Kilrners Swamp
Root, the great kidney remedy fuifills every
wish in curing. rheumatism, pain in the
back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
OF the urinary passage. 1t corects inability
to hold water and scaldng pain in passing
it, or bad effects following use of liquor.
wine or beer, and overcones that unpleasant
necessity Of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra
ordinary effect of Swafnp-Root is soon
realized. 1t stands the highest for its won
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
If you need medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggists in Soc. and 81. sizes.
You may have sample bottle of this
wonderful discovery fsStt
and book that tells asI:::5Ess 3 s5:E:;Es
more about it, both sent 4: b 5 :Is;: -
absolutely free by mail eEls9 go
Address DR.. Kilner & Homo OF szvamp-Root.
Co., Binghamton. N. Y. When writing men
ton reading this generous offer in this paper.
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TO WHAT BASE USES.

WinncbaGO to Turn Presbyterian
Church Into Jail and Fire House.
The Winnebago city council has notified
the state board Of corrections and char
tiles that ii proposed to buy an old Pres
byterian church, and convert it into
village lookup and fire engine house.
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Early Settlement Expected.

The regular meeting Of Woodworkers'
Union No 40 last night was devoted al
most entirely to the transaction of rou-
tine business One new member John
Altman. was admitted to membership.
The receipts of the meeting were 81.
Nothing new was reported in the strike
situation, the employees of the St. Paul
Sash, Door and Lumber company being
still out. The business agent stated
that a settlement was likely to be rea@hed
with this firm at an early date.
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NDs Ii M0W.
GET H0sE.

Get good hose We have the cheap
SC foot kind, only some ask 512 cents
for it. Ccnddentially, the price of this
hose is based on its cost; not its
worth. We don't advise your getting
1t, but if you will, YOU may save your
self the half cent.
The best hose made is our Sun
Pr0Of, and for it we get ice per
foot our leader is the well known
Bay City. BY far the best lie
foot hose in the market
Then we have other grades also.
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steam Engineers aIcet.

A class of twenty was initiated at the
meeting of the International Union of
Steam Engineers No. &C. held in Assem-
bly, halls last night, ard eight applica
tions for membership We're received and
referred
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sediment or set
ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
ton Of the kid
neys; if It stains
your linen 1t is
evidence of kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire to
pass 1t or pain in
the bac ck is also
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-24
PIasterers Settle Differences.

The journeymen Plasterers' union held
its regular meeting last night. A com
mittee from the master plasterers' asso-
citation, consisting of William Poppen-
berger and George Durand, was present
at the meeting to arrange for the rein
statement of two of their employees who
We're suspended few weeks ago The
matter was referred. but it was decided
that before being reinstated they must
pay the full initiation fee of $15
1t was ordered that James Fl. Wilson
be continued as business agent of the
union for the balance of the year.
The trouble between the journeymen
plasterers and the bosses was satisfac-
torily settled last Friday.
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RIAN FOR SUMNER Work
SECOND WARD WOMAN-S CIVIC
LEAGUE HOLD MEET
ING
TEA FOR CHURCH BENEFIT
Card Parties, Receptions and go
ciaIs We're Among the Pleasant
Features Which Marked
the Social WhirI.

Members of the Second ward branch
of the Woman's Civic league met yester-
day afternoon 5wTth Mrs. Bcrgmeier, of
Fountain street. Pians for summer work
were discussed Mrs. Conde HamIine
president of the league, was present and
addressed the meeting. Mrs. Bergmeisr sr
was appointed chairman OF the league.
with Mrs. c. Pattee vice chairman. Mrs
George Rank will be secretary and treas
urer, and Mrs. e O. Zimmerman in
spector of schools. A meeting will be
held next Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
at Mrs. Bergmeier's home. when inspec-
tors will be appointed for the eleven
precincts in the Second ward.
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La WN no WE rs.

1t viii pay you to get a new one
and stop the wear and tear on your
own constitution, to say nothing of
The nerves of the neighborhood by the
continual use and abuse OF your old
machine.
OCR BCSS-You cant get it else
wheTe-it's ours The very best, low
priced Mower made. From 81. 20 to
S3 90. From 1G-inch to 1G-inch.
T II = p II L a D e L p Fl | A-The
chances are that if you used a Lawn
Mower when you were boy, it was
a Fhi' adelph'a. But they have great
y improved since then. No Mower
made is The equal of the 1860 Philadel-
phia. Buy one of these, and you will
have machine for al time.
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Do you think OF anything else?
Guess We. have it. There's Sherwin-
Williams Paint, for instance.
St. Paul Hardware Go. n7aa:s54a. IT., a8a
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-24
Everybody Knows
The British Nav,

The genuineness of Ransom s. Horizons
Summer Clearance Sale. 1t starts this
morning
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SPEEN NgLERE.

We have spoken of these before, but
can't resist the temptation to call
your attention again to our FAN
SPRINKLER. 1t is so handy, and
yet only 25c
q
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4TH AND ROBERT.

Pest known corner in st. Paul
You couldn't miss it IL you tried.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-24
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and DON'T Know it.
How To Find Out,

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours a
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-24

The British navy has control of sixtv-
two docks. sixty-one of which are Of
stone, the other one wood
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-24
BASS SEASON Is NOW OPEN

ASS SEASON Is NOW OPEN Pd % % have the
%a euss and 7egood tip
from
SFe $3.50 andS
Of
prices das
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EE ka oEPARTMEMT-

exceptionally fine lots Of Lake Su-
peIlor ana Atlantic ocean Fish are com
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-24
DEATHS OF A DAY.

TORONTO. Ont, May 26-The Rev Or.
Alexander Burns. late principal of Ham
ilton Wesleyan college. and at one time
president of the Iowa Wesleyan univer-
sity and of Simpson college, Iowa. died
here last night
BUFFALO, N Y, May 23-Thomas s.
Tlmpson, general Eastern agent of the
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern rail-
way, died at his home in this city today,
aged fifty-three years.
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10 Cents
each today, by the single one or dozen.
For Men.

Underwear, Neckwear, Neglige
Shirts and other furnishings all III
best kinds at lowest prices.
UNDERWEAR-Men's fine mr.
Balbfiggan Shirts and Drawers, I'd
UNDERWEAR - Mea's two thr5a
Egyptian Cotton Balbriggan Shirts an
Drawers, with covered seams "a "A
and latest improvements, Won ASEs
derfuily good ones for r.,.......
NECKWEAR-New Foulard mr.
Folka dot bat Wing" Ties, SOC EHA
New Wash Ties-Club and Bat Win
shapes made Of fine Madras, SC, l5c an
25c.
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ne EFRBR

made useful by a few repairs. We
have all such things.
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In I0bOr'S
Field.

A partial settlement of the plumbers
strike, which has been on since May /,
was reached yesterday, when four Of the
bosses signed the new schedule.
The firms which have signed the agree
ment are: William Hanley, ia West
Fourth street; c. j. Madden, ia North
st. Albans; Edward T. Doyle, 221 West
Third street, and M r. Ward, 99l West
Seventh street. The schedule signed by
these employers differs in a few minor
but the men are allowed the advance Of
so cents per day and a half holiday Sat
urdays.
Twelve of the journeymen returned TO
work this morning; and now that the
backbone of the strike is broken. it is
expected an early settlement viii be
reached with remainder of the employ
erS.
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Stockings and Underwear.
A pair Of extra attractions in each
Of the above lines.

Of the above lines.
ESTS-Women's Rlchelisu Bn
Ribbed Vests, ecru or white, best HglJ
25c kinds or............... - -
VESTS Women's Imported g@
Ribbed Lisle Vests white only, lS[SI,
SOC kinds for r..................
STOCKINCS-Women's extra fire So
gauge, ''lustre black combed h.
Maco cotton Stockings, splendid II
Zoe qualities, for..............
STOCKINCS-Children' heavy Cordu-
roy ribbed fast black Cotton Stockings-
best wearing kinds-au sizes B6
except o. Special for THURSDAY ~,
only. ...........
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-24

Many day is snatched from pain and
sickness by the timely use of Harmless
'Orangeine.'
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-24

excursion train on Sunday to accommo-
date lake and fishing business. The spe-
cial will leave St Paul at 905 in the morn
ing, returning at 9:O5 in the evening
Fishing Excursion Train to Tay-
Ior's Falls and Chisago Lakes
Sunday, May 27th.
The Saint Paul & Duluth Railroad on
Sunday, May 9th, will run a Special
Excursion Train to Taylor's Falls and
Chisago Lakes and return. LEAKING S..
St. Paul 9:05 p. m. Tickets at half rates.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-24

A silver tea was given yesterday aft
ernoOn at the residence of Mrs. F. L
Whitney, on Dayton avenue, for the
ent,s church. The hostess was assisted
by Mrs. Newcombe' and Mrs. Gibson,
the Misses Mclaughlin and Miss Bar
clay. An informal musicale programme
vas given, Miss Butcher sand ana Miss
Martin recited,
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ENerNhndr knn,rs

The genuineness of Ransom & Horizons
Summer Clearance Sale. 1t starts this
morning.
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SpecinI FishinE FraIn-
The st Paul & Duiuth w.E 1un spt,.ai
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-24

The women of the First Universalist
church met yesterday with Mrs. r. T.
We're concluded for lecture to be given
Tuesday evening, June o. at the Uni
versalist chapel, corner of Holly avenue
and st. Adams street. by Mrs. Sherry, Of
Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-24
WINTER KILL.

You can't make the grass that was
winter-kil!ed grow; but you can pre-
vent The new crop getting burned cut
attended TO il
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7 z Z !

SEVENTH AND CEDAR SITS.
Tel. 932. Meat Market. 7S2
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-24

convincing proof that the kidneys and blad-
der are out Of order.
What TO Do.
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Minnehaha camp, Modern Woodmen,
will hold a social this evening at Bowlby
hall. There viii be Il musical and lit
erary programme Miss Margaret Len
non will read and Miss Alice Whitaker
will sing.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-24
GARDEN VEGETABLES

lst pluoked; in unstinted quantities, and priced
imost as If you had the fixing of prices.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-24

&c
A peck for best home grown Spinach.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-24

Como Division No 9S, Ladies Auxiliary
to the Order of Railway Conductors,
gave large card party yesterday aft
charge were: Mrs j. T. Roper, Mrs.
j. ". Gilboy, Mrs P. H. Kelley, Mrs
Hayes and Mrs. II d. Powers. Favors
We're won by Mrs. w. Ii. Monty, Mrs.
A. G. Dewitt, Mrs. w. a Boink ana
Miss GilboY.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-24
I DC
S26hn

For 5-pound packages best Pearl Hominy
(usIal price 20c)
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-24

The annual reception or the Webster
school begins Thursday, May q. and
extends through Friday, June 1. Parents
and friends are cordially invited to at
fond
, 1900-12-17
PLANS
TO INCREASE THE BENEFITS
FROM THE STATE FISH
HATCHERY.

superintendent Campbell Makes Some
Recommendations in His Bien.
NAL Report Just Published
Should've a Change in the System
Of Appropriations for Its Main
tenance.
, 1900-12-17

manufactured out OF whole cloth and
first given publicity to by a penny=a.
liner on the sensational Rocky Noun.
tain News. Az incalculable injury ia
being done the own of Lander by the
many wild reports both at home and
abroad for which there is no foundation.
In fact there are but eight patients in
the pest hospital two miles below
town and all are now about ready to
discharge as cured. There are three
cases in town and they are all strict
ly quarantined and raidly recovering.
The last case was that of a woman
who had beer nursing smallpox pa
tients and she was taken SICK about
two weeks ago. There are a few cases
scattered through the country and all
are kept under strict quarantine. II
the same degree Of ]precaution is main
tanned as is being exercised at present
there will not be a case Of smallpox
in Fremont county in the mex 30 days.
Lander Clipper.
, 1900-12-17
Corner Second and
Grand Avenue,
OLARAMIE, WYo.
FUNNY Mr.. VIDAL.
Peculiar Brand of humor They Cult
vate inLander.

Judge Bramel of Laramie is i'll the
city today to consult with the attorney
general of the state in reference to the
condition for holding court at Lander
for the term beginning this month.
The judge is in receipt Of an extra
ordinary communication from County
Attorney Vidal in which that officer
says that smallpox is prevalent all over
Lander and hat the court house is be-
ing used as a general hospital or pest
house for the patients. The attorney
says If the judge wants to hold court
the patients now occupying the court
room can be removed to other rooms
in the building. Judge Bramel has a
most peculiar case on his hands and
will at once go to Lander without his
stenographer and look owe the stu
alton. 1t may be necessary at once to
proceed against the county commits
siners and prosecuting attorney for
allowing the use of the court house for
the strange purposes recited above
Cheyenne Correspondent of the Rocky
Mountain News.
The letter as stated above was writ
ten by Mr.. Vidal with no serious in
tent. In fact he wrote the letter in Il
humorous vein and supposed Judge
Bramel would take it in the same spir,
it. The intended joke was taken ser.
iously as many letters have been re.
ceived during the past few days max
ing inquiry as regards the report as
published above. The people outside
have taken the report to be true and
the newspapers throughout the state,
and other states as well, are giving the
widest publicity to what every citizen
of Lander knows to be a %falsehood,
, 1900-12-17
RAWLINs.LANpEA A
Mall Contractor ouIts and caVSss
Much Confusion.

The Rawlins-Lander mail line is In
the hands of the bondsmen. J. H.
Hopkins, the sub-contractor, has dis
appeared and his present whereabouts
are unknown.
The contractor having failed to take
out the mail Sunday and Monday, Post.
master Smith notified the department
and received instructions to put on a
special service which will have to be
paid for by Hopkins bondsmen. Muir.
ray Brothers and Warren Calvin have
taken hold Of the matter and will pro-
vide a temporary service. They took
out the first man yesterday morning.
They will be paid $50 a day until other
arrangements a be made. The orig.
inal contract was $500 or about SIS
per day. Hopkins bondsmen have at.
tached the horses and other equip
ment OF the line to protect themselves.
Chatterton & Coolidge are attorneys
for the bondsmen. VIM. Murray has
gone out to make arrangements for
carrying the mail and will also look
after gathering up the property OF the
for the bondsmen.-Rawlius
Republican.
, 1900-12-17
ELkS TO e HAIL..

The Denver lodge of Elks is to have
a building of its own. The structure
is to be built at the northwest corner
of Eighteenth and California streets.
and will be four stories high, covering
four full lots. In conjunction with the
Elks it will be used by the Y. NJ. c. A.
and the Woodmen of the World.
The building and lots will cost $125,-
900, the construction to be plain but
substantial. The structure will solve
the question of accommodation for the
three orders, the subject of much dis
cussion in the past. The final ratifi-
cation of the building plan will prob
ably be made at a meeting of the Elks
Thursday night. The matter was to
have been settled last Thursday, but
owing to the presence in the city Of
Grand Exalted Ruler Fisher and other
high officials it was postponed. An op-
ton at a moderate price has beer Sc
cured O. the ground from the owner,
who resides in the east.
The general offices of the Woodmen
are to be located on part of the ground
floor. c. F. Hoeckel, the b%ookbinder,
will take the other part. The Y. NJ.
c. A. will occupy the second floor.
Woodman's hall will be on the third
floor and the Elks will have the upper