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PAGE FIVE Monday, December 30, 1912. TIIE CITIZEN, OTTAWA, CANADA. LEGAL. HOUSES FOE SALE. REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE. ill I sirll ei-i--BJ-aBa MR. ELLIS' RESIGNATION ACCEPTED BY COUNCIL Is Now Free to be Nominated For Mayor Today. Acting Treasurer Appointed. AS THE 38 UNION OFFICIALS WERE FOUND GUILTY OF DYNAMITE PLOTS 302-12 HopeChamber fr-W 'j Ai-o Wob-wmI.

fl 5 MOVED to our more complete offices in the UNION BANK BLDG. Sparks at Metcalfe. Temporary Entrance: Metcalfe St, ADVERHSTNC, CONSISTENTj 7AND PERSISTENT.W1NS Lengthy Trial of Iron Workers Officers Concluded at Indianapolis Saturday, When Jury Brought in Verdict After Two Days' Deliberation. President Ryan of Ironworkers' Union Among the Convicted. Sentences Will be Imposed This Morning.

The Chronology of the Case. cross examination, and thought of him as a self-confessed crimin.il who was exposing his associates in order to provide a light sentence for himself. "In our minds there were no doubts I.B.Eddy'P Wdcn Mont; 5 President 4wfP 'Mtasf Wall Paper for the New Year Not specially designed for this time of the year, but for particular rooms. -j. After the holidays we must down to those cold dreary winter evenings, therefore why not tet our estimate for decorating.

Our large and varied stock of Foreign and Domestic Wall Papers must be moved to make room for the" New Line. It will pay you to give us a call. J. B. Buford 70 RIDEAU Indianapolis, Dec.

29. Thlrty-eisht union officials, including President Frank M. Ryan, of the Iron Workers' International Union, who were ac cused of joining the McNamara dynamite plots In a strike against "open shop" contractors, were yesterday found guilty. The only men acquitted were Buckley and Teiffert. Sixteen minutes was all the time required by the court to receive the jury, read its verdict of "thirty-eight guilty and two not guilty," and dismiss the Jurors.

That verdict brought to an end the historic three months "dynamite conspiracy" trial. It meant, except in the cases of Herman G. Seiffert. Mil waukee and Daniel Buckley, Davenport, Iowa, who were the two men out of forty to be adjudged "not guilty," that the government's charges about dynamite plots extending over six years had been sustained. It meant also that thirty wives, many of whom, with their children, patiently had sat through the lonir-drawn-out ordeal, were at last to be separated from their husbands.

Important details yet remain In consequence of the verdicts. Prisoners who receive terms longer than one year are to be taken to the federal prison at Leavenworth, Kas. A special train will go by a secret route. Details as to its time of leaving Indianapolis and its arrival at Leavenworth are not to be made public. It was learned that United States Marshal Edward Schmidt, who will accompany the prisoners, already had prepared for a special train, which will leave as soon as possible after the sentences.

A delay In the arrangements may be occasioned by appeals, which may act as stays on the execution of the court's judgments. District Attorney Charles W. Miller, who prosecuted the cases for the government, said he would oppose any appeals for light sentences in the cases of certain of the prisoners. The prisoners, four in each cell, occupy two tiers of cells In the Marion county Jail. They are on the second floor of the gray stone building, within a few blocks from the heart of the city.

Each prisoner had been handcuffed immediately after the courtroom was cleared of spectators, and, between TVT deputy marshals, they were marched tornej' as an "anarchist" for critl-flve blocks through the streets in aicisms published in union magazine; hrMHont ailntap in lha nniinln A IV.nnl.nn a brilliant winter sunlight to the county Tveitmoe. San Francisco, i .1 full lot; tar quick sale. will handle. Box KS. 7T -78 SUNXyPIDK VKN.

lo-roomed frame house on lot 1' SO. Price 12,500. TTOUSE AND LOT. SO 93. THIRD JL Ave.

A barsain to aukit buyer. Box 208. Me TXIR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR x. dnelllne, four lots, en bloc orsin- Rle.

50 bv- 14 Rnoh. Hamilton south side v-eiiintnn St. Also two 9) bv 104 each. llollAnH neap Wellington St AddIv Box ill Citizen. '6 TtRitTK COTTACK ON SANDY HILL.

-I all moclern Imcrovements. hot water heating, hardwood floors, flnlsiied attic, lot 33x99. J.7.0M; also otner three brUk cbttaBes. all modern Improvements. each.

Apply H. D. O'Connor. 246 Laurier E. Phone 597 Rideau.

P.E.i3fn UP-TO-DATE HOME ON Lyon 6 large bedrooms, rented 35 per month. Anxious to sell before Xmas. Price 35,000 31,000 cash. Phone Q. 3229.

mooo BUYS LARGE RICK mnra Kt. near Bank hardwood floors; all coach house; reduced from 6.W IJI quick sale. DWELLING. QIL-VOW mour easy terms. Uumti 62S9 I-U1REE FINE BUILDING LOTS AND nMt modern home.

Glebe. Apply Fifth Ave. Phone 3429. 340O 7 1 C.TTTT1 HOPE- Rank: Fentiman also two large, high and dry lots cn Fairmont Ave. Will sell cheap.

Easy terms. Enquire now. Queen 6771. jgj FRAME HOUSE, STON fOUVJ foundation, electric U.hts. i't anl cold water, sheds, shop.

N. Edge 118 ArthurSt. 4l00 'piRNER B.V.. BEDS, BATH' all lmprov'emenu; hardwood floors: a-P. 6o0 down.

We collect rents and debts. Satistactlon Kuaranieed I LET. FRANK ST. 4 BED-iOoMS, modern conveniences n.i fur 120 nace; cheap till May 1st. Apply 7o Lewis t4t- 'i! COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE.

7 rooms and bath, warm, central I location. Queen 6257. 77 "VUCELY FURNISHED TkuOM house, would rent to reliable couple, lmtnediute possession. Apply Imperial Optical Bank St, Phone Queen 4ji'S. ETT 3 BEDROOMS, BATH AND w.c, electric light; $13.

Apply 13o Bankst. 63ic 2NROOM HOUSE, SANDY HILL. -L witti separate library flrst floor. Apply Queen SUo. 91 DOUBLE TENEMENT WANTED IN good locality, or Send full particulars.

Box 172 Cltixen. 860c SHCPS TO LEI. CHOP. CORNER OF BANK AND Somerset the most conspicuous corner on Bank an ideal location for almost any business; two beautiful big show windows. Possession at once.

Apply Box 23L 81 OTOKE, 844 BANK STORE AND S3 dwelling, Hyiand property, Wellintv ton Hintonburg. from 1st May. Also rooms at the Medford, cor. Bank and Sparks. Ketchum and 205o STABLES TO LET.

ICE HOUSE AND STABLE FOR TWO horses at 317 Le Breton St. Inquire J. Faulkner, 11 Byward Market 80 BOARD AND STABLING. WARM and comfortable; room for 15 more horses. T.

Clarey, 63 Center SL 3uc L'j l-urt SALE. "V'lCK LOT. 23 ST. BY 103 near Driveway; no Fourth aaepts Address Box ig Cltisen. si flliVVb 40 FOOT LOTS, BLACKBURN A.

etieap for quick sale. Apply Box 196 Cltisen. 76 llisii CORNER PROPERTY ON Gladstune only $7,000 for quick sale. I'hone Q. 3.2St.

Siic 14 LOTS, WESTBORO; GOOD BUILD- ositlon. Price low; small Queen 6311. 188c cash payment. L-i -I CASH BUYS TWO LOTS ON JJpXiVU Balsam near Preston; or would sell on easy terms. Apply Curl ing.

112c SOUTH, HOPE-tjPiUl' well near Bank, high and dry, active building locality; also corner on Sunnyside; two lots, Fairmont. Easy terms, irnone Queen 677L 26o LAOUli LOTS, BLACKBURN 40x100 ft. each; two lots, ouxlOO each. Marlborough high and dry. Will exchange for dwellings.

Apply 466 ilo-Laren at. Phone Queen 4583. VTU REASONABLE OFFER REFUsEU J-'i for seven lots in Westboro. Phim. PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CJMALL PROPERTY, FAIRLY CEN-io tral, taking $000 to handle. Box CORNER PROPERTY ON Gladstone only $7,000 tur Quick sale. Phone Q. 3229. 372c UP-TO-DATE HOME ON McLEOD Bargain lor quick buyer.

Box 648C WELLINGTON HINTO.S BURO-1 60 tt. in good situation witu brick house; $2uo a foot, terms Apply 120 635c FARMS WANTED. WANT TO RENT A FARM WITHIV 16 miles of Ottawa. 011 a good mobile road. Larve or small acreage Must have comfortable house, barns chicken-houses, and an orchard or grove near house.

Long lease, with privilege of purchase. Address Box lua Citizen. FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. fv7sHERWOOD. UPHOLSTEKLo polishing, repairing neatly Ibi Stanley N.E.

Phone Rideau 601; CARPETS CLEANED, FURNITURE upholstered and repaired. Therein 107 Chapel St. T4o INSURANCE. lGAN. SCOTT AND CHAMBERS.

IX--J surance, 27 Sparks Royal Phoenix, Alliance Assurance Royal Life American Surety Accident, Burglary, Plate Glass Insurance. Phone 243. 139c TAILOF.S. PRESSING. REPAIRING V- ladles' suits, 76c; gentlemen's.

60a Gentlemen's suits made to order. Grossman. 84 Queen SL Phone 5749 24i PLAYER-PIANO REPAIRING. Orme Piano Co. Phone 2580; residence 2793.

J-3St ART. ATISS HILL CHINA PAIXTI.V -vE Fli St. Phone Q. 7 MACHINERY FOR SILEr' PERIUNSr MACHINE shop. Skates sharpened, 10c.

Phon Queen 6116. 184 Slater St. 6060 HOMEOPATHY. 1)E Rr. D.

C. MCLAREN, 141 LAURIER Ave. West. Phone Queen Ml. Office hours, 9-11 a.m..

Z-4 p.m.. 7-s p.m. 67Sc MONEY TO LOAN. TOTSKY TO LOAN ON REAL ES-AL tate. R.

W. Grant, 197 Sparks St. IIKLMKU Keal liiMminoe. 117 Hank St. Phones: Office 13, House 51)50, 59 1 1.

nuui Blilt'K HOUSE. SIGHT nTwyj down town. A ansin EXTRA GOOD Pl, value; mouevn improvements. F0" OUICK GEMUXE tjimuu bargain Injienlral locality. 4j QiYV-OVONNOR ST.

LOT. ten-roomed tnd. S'2c OTTAWA REALTY CO. Real Kstalo nnd I.oiins. 123 1-2 Bank St.

Phone Queen 6250 SvSvoIa AVT "lot. 40x95 with 10-foot laneway AVE. U)T. 33x93 tSicash will handle. GORDON CAN" BE got at a bargain; will liandle.

ave. iot. soxioo. Terms can be arranued. SOTAA MONK LAN A VE LOT.

handle. sc ST. GKKKAUi t'UAAS. Ileal Estate and luxurance. Phones 6841-6842.

69 St. VEW HOME ON THE GLEBE. JS.50; on 60-foot lot; hot water, 2 mantels, reception hall, den with coal mantel, sun parlor; $1,000 cash will handle; excellent opportunity for some one who wants to buy a homo. QO FOOT-LOT ON FOURTH AVeT. $1,560: will take JouO cash.

Gnrl srot fur builder. 3'J: KOBT. A. IBIUTT. Real Estate and Insurance.

Phones 7978-7979 108 Bank St. 4K4JKMr ET IN ON BANK ST. now, when eaiy terms can be arranged. We are authorised to offer tor sale beautiful corner. 66 feet frontage, well built, showing a good revenue.

$10,000 cash handles. 864c c. w. i.ass. Suburban Property Agent.

Phone Queen 6510, Westboro. S500 CASH SECURES A LARGE mcdern poultry plant with 8- -room b. v. house and extra large lat. or a man who wants to get into the poultry business this Is a nrst-chiss cnance.

779c E. X. LADEKO UTE, Real Estate and Insurance. Bank St. Phones Q.

2376-2389. 58 flf 4 1AA $1,200 CASH HANDLES tjpttwVV nice single brick house. Sandv lull, on osgoode house has all conveniences, including, furnace. A goon buy for anyone wishing a house in this locality. DOWN-BUYS BEAU-ouu tltul home two blocks from Aiank St.i It has 7 bedroms.

separate parlor aud dining room, with hall leading to kitchen; well finished Inside, latest electrical fixtures, best of plumbing. The cheapest house in this locality lor the money. Owner wants money. 1 k- CRAIG ST. LOT.

NEAR 1PA Centre, size 33x145. Snap. 469c LlAKMOAIU A rtLLCH Real Estate aud Insurance. 17 1-2 St. Phuue Q.

1141 .) A if cnuice central locality; contains parlor, dining room. Lichens, but. pantry, 5 bedrooms, den anu. store room, nreplaces. This is a good proposition.

Get further particulars from our oil Ice. 287c HOPPEAt CALDWELL Heal Estate and Insurance. Pb. 3432. Q.

5280. 153 Bank SL Jjjh7McARE residence for doctor, close to Bank St. Tilts Is 'a very tine house; large verandahs, hot water furnace, oak flours, lia a wood finish. 0 i rtn- -A-CLEMOW AVE. LOT, EOxli 6, snap.

-UJ north side. This la a orth. $2,800 at present 11. W. ii.jAtliAXV.

Heal Estate, lusuruuce. 191 Bank SL Phone Q. 10- liesiduueo Q. 8982. ONLY $500 CASH SPLENDID corner uweuiug, a rooms.

A bargain at mis price. 1 r.llA-LOT. 00X100, SUNNYSIDE HPjv west of Bank St. LOT, 60X101), Hopewell Ave. west of Bank.

eooo W. A. m.iilll. Reul Estate 429 Rideau St. Phone Rideau 2131 1 t'll NINE-ROOMED COTTAGE 1UuU Montreal Roau; stone founda- uonJearuoins.

o-ilAli DO TENEMENT. 2JJU brick, Sandy Hill; all Im provements. "4WA-FINE COTTAGE BETWEEN pJwvU Elgin SL and Driveway; easily handled. $1500- gain. I rl il EOT.

SANDY HILL. A BAR- V. iii. Real Estate, lusurance, Puel. 19S Bank SL 3o0u and 1354.

rZTnT-BRICK RESIDENCE. 'sTyvH SOoUV sun parlor, naruwood tloors, hot water heating, and launury tuba in cellar; one mantel. Periect Home in every respect and in a first-Glass locality. Good garage. 6boc PA.uidoa jiut Mu'X'L'.

Keal Estate. 13S Bank St Phone 4266 BUX? HOUSES jpO vV" vu Jaeil St car line, contains rooms eaen; stone foundation, concrete cenar, electric ligut bath and closet, double balconies, wen' rented, open for a trade owner's equity, 8-4c A-liOBEL McCOURT. Real Estate. 333 Filth Ave. Phone Q.

C575 fi'llall CORNER STORE. TWO dwellings. Glebe, $3,800. Up-to-date residence. 6.1a CROQUETTE 11EAT.TY CO.

Real Estate, Insurance, 338 Sussex. Phone Queen 2U94. Beaulieu. Les. Berujette.

mOvU new park, double frame. we rented. A snap. (' ON SWEETLAND, ONE vacant lot, 46x123, between Laurier and usguode. A bargain.

$0800 ON CHARLOTTE. A COR. ner lot al.Sx96. tine douhi. brick house, up to date, well rented.

Anyone wanting something good should look this up. jj0 FOSTER REAL ESTATE. Iiocal and Western Property. 162 Bank St. Phone Queen 1864.

DOUBLE TENEMENT ON THE COR- ner of Gordon and Ella; price $3,600. LARGE BRICK VENEERED DWELU lng on Gilmour 8 bedrooms, i living rooms, up to date; price Will exchange for other property. LOTS ON STANLEY 66x215. Price $1,600 for thre. days only.

466c 1HOPERTY ON NEPEAN PAY-ing $700 per year. Room to build double on balance of lot. 17,600. 11 OUSE ON GRANT, $.,300. T.

CLAREY. Ileal Estate and Insurance. Pliouee Ollice ttoSl; Hii. S13 Bank SL CtJN3ELAUi7PA IX cent, well rented; cash will tvandle. lTlRJRNE HOL-SES ON MET-F calfe St.

to let. between Catherine and Argyle rent per month: raiy Dec. 1st. S67o S. H.

COATES. Keal Estate Broker and Insurance. 432 Bank SL Phone Queen 4168. KENT FROM 15TH BRICK. containing separate parlor, separate dining room with mantel in It.

larne kitchen, three bedrooms, den and bathroom. d-e up in good shape. None but fl rut-class people need apply. t76o a. ca.u;kx.

Heal Estate, Insurance. Phone Queen. 245 Bunk St. fVO LET, J- 10x24, price. GROUND FLOOR OFFICE, very central, at reasonable VENEER OO on frank near Drive LL'J: a11 up to date.

WESLEY BICIv, Heal Estate Loans 138 Bank 181 Ihreton SL Office Phone Q. 421. Res. Q. 5120 iinn-jK'rHUK sT hot air tp-txWf heatin, concrete cellar all Miiprovernents.

1 I ELGUND 10 ROOMS, all improvements. $4,500. OPlUNGDAfTARKHUTS. $400 TO 4S8C J. A.

ACTON. I ten I Estate, Insurance, Mfrs. Aeent 100 Bunk St. I'hone Queen 2713 V-xAiJ Glebe, near Driveway; good dwelling, decorated; iood garden and lawn. Easy terms.

A bargain. 364c A STA1TE Heal Estate Brokers. 3 Bank St. Chambers. Phone Q.

2503 (11 A A PATTERSON B. all improvements; $1,600 will C(rn FOURTH AVE. B. VOOOU rooms. This is a good buy.

I errns. c. romEit co. Keal Estate aud Insurance. Phone ltiiieuu 858.

559 Sussex St. SNAP QUICK SALE. JTO'-'UV Double tenement on Clarence St. (SOMERSET NEAR DRIVEWAY. 3 beautiful home; price $9,000, easy terms.

C1HAPEL SANDY HILL, BEAUTI-ful cottage on comer; easy worth 9.0iXI; will sell for $7,000. Owner has left town. 233c EKAAK Heal Estate Queeu 6808. 4JA111LL. 24 Sparks St.

J. 3. Leddy, Mgr. ('lwt(k STEWART ST. LOT, 66x99, UT-VA north side; very choice loca tion tor apartment.

SANDY HILL. BRICK VE.N-eer double on paved street. one block from Laurier built three years; contains thirteen rooms each; revenue $600 per year, terms. 81ec D. J.

JlcVAlLi i. iOcALIY Ltd. Heal Estate. Phones Q. 34Sa-iiSS.

213 Bank St. QOOAA-GOOD HOUSE ON WAVEK-JOO UU ley 9 rooms, all Improvements, h.a.h., front and siue verandahs. casli handles. l.T.il-NEVV BRICK VENEER. iTU I vo Glel Glebe, contains 5 bedrooms.

uen, sunroom, parlor, dining room, kitchen, k. -hardwood floors, 2 mantles. Would take lot in good locality in part payment ltiS.A( CENTRAL, BRICK VE-tyOtsKJXJ veneer, 7 bedrooms, parlor, library, dining room summer kitchen, 2 coal and I gas mantle, good garage, lot 52x108. $4,000 handles; 9940 W. J.

BROWNE Real EsUite uud Insurance 178 1-2 Bunk SL Phone 5890. RIDGE BRICK ROW. FOUR J- I houses; revenue $t4 per year. Easy terms. Price $..000.

1ATTERSON BRICK DOUBLE, neatly decorated, all improvements. well rented. Price $7,000. )ARKDALE BRICK DOUBLE. JL corner lot, wei.

rented. Price 49q REALTY A.l) IasURAACE, JUTE. Real Estate, Insurance and Loans. 225 spurks SL Phone 2288 $50 CASH. BAL.

EASY. FOR OT- taw south lots. Price $700. i-R-WHEHE CAN YOU BUY IN Jjp this section for the money and on such terms? l'-A TWO MLNUXES from cars, $t)" next to 900 lots. Three left.

Beat snap in Ottawa. febo EAa liitlUi, il iiUU. 52 ludeuu SUeeL Ouani Phone itiueau ao AVE. PARK LOTS FOR sale, direc.ly opposite the mala street, Westuoio, fronting Carltn Ave. For good investment buy now; don't wait till prices go up.

Prices irom easy terms. Buiidiu restrictions, bticeia 04 It. wide- s-2o Real i-AUiie uuu Aiisuruuce. 92 Beaee'r A'uoue AUiieau 21o C-TtuuZM bub77 Si))UU frame nouse, lull lot iiJj tci ins. 1 1 ii t- -XOUlNG FRAMc, HOLSs; flUvu ana snop, lot MoxiOg.

jiOWJ uanuies this. i 11 11 1 GEORGE STT WEST. B.V. eJwUv house, fun lot. $w0 will S08o 1.

angle this. At, KAia. At cut Instate. 2bii aiw welllnstoo St. pbone Q- 7-ii swop x7r StitjiUv dwelling on business suetZ room tor auouier i.oumj; easily DOUBLE, $6JO TO ff handle.

A Sparks St. property at $700 a foou Queen St. $3w per foot, built on. fine ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS 4 RTHUR LE B. WEEKS, ARCHI XV tects, Canada Life Building.

Phone M54. 4 4400 HENRY F. BALLANTirNE. ARCH1-tect, Ottawa, New York. 11 Sparks Ottawa.

Telephone 5100. MRS JAMES MATHER, CONSULTING A.R. vbitect. Plans, estimates, specifications, valuations and appraisemnpts. 110 Wellington St.

706c II ORWOOD, TAYLOR HORWOOD. Registered. Architects, 130 Sparks Phone 1178. S67o St. f.SltANCIS C.

SULLIVAN. ARCHI-X tecL Constructing Engineer, Chicago and Ottawa. Room 4, Castle Bulld-ln. Phone 73-0. 8-Sc H.

L. FORBES, M.SC. MINING EN. gineer. Reports, examian.ions, surveys.

Blackburn Building, M'tcalfe at. Pnone 7tttl. W. HERBERT GEORGE, Room 20, Castle Building. 63 ueen St.

Phone 7012. 6670 jJSTjUPIrV JESSIE B. HARD1E, OSTEQPATH. 224 Laurier Ave. West.

Tel. Queen 476. Ladies and children. 21o R- CLEM ENS, OSTEOPATH. Post-graduate Boston City Hospital.

123 Nepean St. Phone Queen 7177. 71 le D1 R. M. M.

PETTYPIECE, OSTEO- tuithic. Specialist In nervous and diseases of spinal organs, has removed from 76 Sparks t. to the Osteopathic luiumary, 126 Nepean near O'Connor. Phone Queen 7177. 781o CHARTERED gBATEs! CHARTERED 'aC-' countant.

Auditor, Room 33. Bank 6l- Chambers. Phone Queen 6946. Sogo TTeoRGE L. BLATCH, CHARTERED lT Accountant, Auditor, Sparks St.

Cliamuera, J98 Sparks SL Phone 1563. 282o PAINTERS PAPERriAfJlGEKS TXintingTape- ine. P. Reynolds, aw Laurier Ave. W.

Phone 8o CTOM HOUSE BROKERS. -pINHEY AND CUSTOM HOUSB tral agents. 1321s Sparks St. Phone Quef 4466. H.

Lu WATT. Boat Estate and Insurance. 197 1-2 Bank St. Pbone Q. 7806 nn CASH HANDLES BRICK VEN.

COUU eer house on Cooper SL. all Im-provetnaetei price $4.01 0a I SoarkJ T.S7nHi Cnamber, Sparks M. riionB Q. 237, T14o llcuivtliUV MAYUUS EBBS 'A Barristers, Notaries, Elgt- St H. B.

llcGiverln. Haydon anil J. P. Kbhs. 941C fcTH JOHNSTON (ALEXANDER Smith and William Johnston).

Barristers, solicitors. Notaries. Trust Building, 4j Sparks Ottawa. Telephone Wueen 8.0. es ,7.

MelNTYRE. K.C., BARRISTER. fx. Bank Room 6. Practises in civil and criminal court.

Office phone Slueen t.o; house phone Hldeau fc.11. lc A. HAKVET. NOTARY PUBLIC AND f. Convey ajicer.

Legal documents In German or French. 7i O'Connor ot. Phone vueen Tt2o CHARLES L.BRAY BARRISTER. Solicitor, Notary Public, Supreme Court uua Departmental Ament. Money to loan.

Pliu yueou iiSC Canada Life uuiliting. 75 Sparks St. 4U2o J. O'CO-KNOR. K.C..

BARRISTER. Solicitor. Notary, and Ex c-nequer Court and ASenl- --lolioy to loan. Trust BuUdinis. Sparks flU 1AM ACDONNElU HONEYWELL AND A.

Graham. Hrri.i kuII-iluis. Dept. faup. Ex.

Court Agents, Castle wueeti at. Photic 0. G. auu Hell. A.

najinun VV is: lirall-UU. 42ic LEWIS dc SMELLIE. BARRISTERS ailil SolM-itir PrKiitA tunS to lend (cuurch money) on city properties vi goou unit. Hit vera evia. las.

Buteliie, Allau C. X. Lewis, Rooin -w uai xuuuiug. eiw Crant McCarthy. barristers.

Solicitor, Castle Building. 61 Wueeu advanced uu i'ai es-lale. tone 1 I UUi at JiOUU, BARRISTERS, Trust Building, Ottawa. Money to XI, AAOgg, J.C.. U.

-E-OSS- ODE BURRAXT, BARRISTERS sua Solicitors, carietou Cuainoers, opuras ou Loans on real estate ai lowest ratea. ci- F. Bur- rut. iloc WARNK MAGEE, BARRISTERS, and Solicitors- Canada Lite Build ing, "at sparks St. Loans on real estate at lowest rates.

J. F. Warns, jj.a. Magee. -Ke UMiTH DUNLKV1E.

BARRISTERo, 3 Solicitors, escond Hour. 1'rual Building, 4 Sparks Ottawa. Money to loan on real estate. 233c AYLEN DUCLOS. BARRISTERS fur provincus of Quebec and Ontario, iabue nuiiaum yueen St.

xzeui Allen. Aru W- Ouclos. B.C.L. -435? 11CHARD J. SIMS.

BARRISTER. SO J- sicitor, Room it. Trust Building. 49 Sparks St. Phone 1981.

4W tHRiSTHi. UitEENk'a H1LU (SUC- cessois to LiB Pinhev. eslao llshed lb. Monev to luan. John Chris tie, K.U, 'Wentwoi-tli Greene.

Hamnet P. Hill, Alexander Hill. 110 Wellington St. (next Ottawa Bank). A H.

LllksiF.R. R.A.. BARRISTER A solicitor. Notary, etc. Office.

669 Sussex St. cor. Rldeau). Money to loan. Special advantages to borrowers.

8210 ONE WELL At CALDWELL. BAR-rlsters, Supreme and Exchequer court Apents, Central Chambers. i Elgin St. Pnone Queen H. Honeywell.

J. Elrnest Caldwell. 0 "IjIWART, SCOTT, MACLAREN AND Xi Kelley, Barristers, Solicitors, Parliamentary, Departmental, Supreme and Exchequer Court Aenta. Mulson's Bank Chambers, Ottawa, John Ewart, K.C., W. L.

Scott, C. M. Maclaren, Geo. D. Kelley, successors to Ewart, Osier.

Burbtdge and Maclaren, and to Scott and Kelley. tio M. J. GORMAN, K.C., BARRISTER. Solicitor, Notary, Rooms and 4 Carleton Chambers, 74 Sparks Ottawa.

LOUIS J. KEHOE, BARRISTER, solicitor, 21 Central Chambers, Elgin St. Telephone 46. Money to lend. 3210 GEMMILL AND MAY.

BARRISTERS, etc, Carleton Chambers. MEDICAL Ep. yUINN. M.D.. CM.

OFFICH ami residence 236 O'Connor St. Hours 8-10 a.m., -4 p.m.. J-8 p.m. Phone Queen m. 7240 a.

McLaren, kye, ear, iJ nose and tliroat. Olflce, 3i)6 Somerset St. Office hours. 10 a.m. -4 p.m.

and 7 p.m.-8 p.m. Phone Queen 10UO. 333o Dr. c. j.

Mcpherson, physician and Surgeon, cor. Bank and ossing-ton Ave. Ottawa South. Office hours: S-10, 2-47-8. Phone Queen 8474L LJ DR.

OMAR WILSON HAS REMOVED his office to 185 Metcalfe St. Specialty, skin diseases. Phone Queen W.4. 1040 A. E.

MAHOOD, B.A., M.D., CM. Eye, ear, nose aud throat. Manhattan Hospit-- New York City. 171 Metcalfe Gloucester. Office hours 10 a.m., 4 p.m., 7-8 p.m.

Phone iiiblQueen. 6o M- ril. REYNOLDS, B.A., M.D.. C.Jd. Eye, ear, nose and throat Office cor Laurier and O'Cunnor Ollice hours 9 a.m.

to 4 p.m.; evenings by appoint-ment. Phone Queen 1931. 498o G. O. SCOTT.

M.D.. C.M., (McQILL), physician and surgeon. Post graduate N.Y. hospitals. Genito-urinary and contagious diseases a specialty.

Office and residence, Elgin St. Phone Queen 2WIL 486o DR. F. C. HAGAR.

P.U. LONDON, 260 Elin St. Diseases of woiAen and surgery. Office bours: 11-12 a.m.. 3-4 7-S p.m.

4730 W. P. UiLLON, M.D., L.R.CP. and Edinburgh; L.K.P. and Glasgow, 1Z Elgin St.

Office hours; 8-10 a.m., 2-4 aud 7-8 p.m. Phone Queen li'ui. 44iw DR. HERBERT B. MOFFATT.

PHY-sician and surgeon. Office hours, 8 to IV a.m., 2 to 4 p.m., 7 to 8 p.m. Puone 46. 4w Bank, cor. Flora St- 4to "I R.

J. H. ALFORD, POST GRADU-XJ ate N.Y. hospitals, 179 O'Connor cor. Nepean.

Houis: 9-10. 2-4. 7-s. Tele- 460 T. SHILLINGTON, M.D., 281 J.

Gilinour St. Specialty, diseases of women aad surgery. Otfice hours; 9 to and 3 to 4. Phone Queen 1105. 904o TR.

QC ESN EL, PHY- XJ sician, Surgeun and Accoucheur, ex-consuluug physician of St. Josephs General Hospital Sudbury. Office, 374 Rideau St, Telephone No. 6652. suo TA W.

Bil.KETT, M.O., L.R.CP. LL' and S. (Edinburgh), L.J..P. aud S. Hours.

2-3 7-8. Phone MM, Otfice, cor. Cooper and Elgin sts. ELIZABETH EMBURY, M.D., C.M.. M.C.P.

-and Via Slater between Metcalfe and O'Connor. Women ami children and maternity cases. Phone 2iw ARY G. BRYSON. B.A..

M.A., C.M. Ill 470 Albert St. Office hours. 8.3U-W a.m. 2- 7-8 p.m.

Phone 9a Women and children SSoo COALAfJD WOOD. D- RYAND GREEN WOrTTcTh sale. A. Ronialn, 33 Siierwood St. Phone Queen 6272.

220o rrjoD, CUT OR UNCUT; REASON. able oric. and P. Armstrong. one Queen 1818.

Qjl0 DRY HAUDjAND SOFT WOOD. AS required. Phone Queen 1367. W. E.

requtieu. iiwuo uei 1. Beaton. 4W Echo Drive, O.K. oo70 THE J.

i. KELT BOOKSlOlUi, Stationery, Etc. Rideau 372. 6 Hideau St. rTTN YOU'RE TIRED, FOOTSORE.

weary; when you glad to take a rest; dou you love to have a real nice tory? don't you think Kilt's books are best? ZLia PHITCIIAHO-AXDREWS LTD. (04 Sparks Brass Workers, En-rravers. lle Slukors it Scale Jlakers. BIac AND' office" grITle church work, altar rails, memorial tablets, door olates and window signs, steel, brass and rubber stamps and (general engraving, etc. 4080 A.

M. MLIK. Evcrytliins in Real Estate. (74 Elsgar SL Open Evgs. Ph.

Q. 3229 fcrNDLoE7sE East; all improvements; present revenue $540. and rented low. No better Investment. Might consider lot in part payment.

Price BOWLASD A FOSTER. Successors to Geo. Latham. Phone 234 Queen St tt. fAn thivsccd nxr 1-1 ivu -v.

i. J- livery service. Satisfaction guarn- I lecd. 70 1 At a special meeting of the city council Saturday at noon the resignation of Mr. J.

A. Ellis as city treasurer and secretary of the civic electric department was accepted. This leaves him free to be nominated today for mayor. There was no discussion over the matter, the meeting lastine only a few minutes. The resignation was accepted on motion of Cons.

Hinohey and McClen-aghen. Immediately after council a special meeting of the board of con trol was held, and Mr. Harold L. Corbett, of the treasurer's df fparument was promoted to be acting treasurer till a successor to Mr. Ellis is appointed.

Mr. Ellis himself favors the permanent appointment being given Mr. CorbetL No one will be appointed secretary of the electric depart- raent The Intention is to lormairy abolish this office but the work will tie done the same as now by Mr. Ellis though as mayor he will not get a salary for the work. City Solicitor McVeity's dismissal also went into effect on Saturday.

Wanderer Man let Down Easy On Lalonde's Intervention. Toronto, Dec. 29. Judge Morgan yesterday fined Sprague Cleghorn. star defence player of the famous Wanderers hockey team, $D0.

Cleg-horn pleaded guilty to assaulting "Newsy" Lalonde. of the Canadiens team. In a game played at the Aren-i on Dec 21. A number of sporting notables were present in the courtroom. Detettive Guthrie described the assault.

"The police sre perfectly right," said Judge Morgan. and I will always punish severely brutality in sport, unless they are mitigating cir cumstances. Sportsmen ought to act like reasonable people and not like brutes and lunatics." I have a letter frivn; Lalonde." said Mr. 11. Dewart, wno appeared for Cleghorn, "giving me his views of the assault.

That letters reads as follows: Sprague saw his brother fall and saw that he was bleeding, and apparently lost control of himself when saw his brother was iniured. As tar as I ani concerned. I do not hold any hard feelings against Sprague for having struck me, and I do not desire him to be punished Judge Morgan accepted this view of the case. I am glad to see that amity has been restored between you and Lalonde," he told Cleghorn. I am pleased that the chief actors in this affair acted as good sports should.

It appears that there is no malice between you, but I can't let your offence pass. People have got to understand that these things cannot be done without punishment." The Are department had a run at seven o'clock Saturday evening for a chimney fire at the corner of Ellen and Rochester streets. The damage was nil. "Three Swallows" Sir John Power and Son's "Three Swallows" Irish Whiskey Famous for over a century Of hlf-hest standard of purity DistlUirs to His Majesty the Kll g. NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN THE MATTER OF THE 1SSTATE OF MARGARET TREMBLE, late of the City of Ottawa, In the County of Carleton, wife of James J. Trumble, of the same place. Carpenter. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all persons having any claims or demands against the late Margaret Trumble, who died on or about the first day of December A D. 1912 at the said City of Ottawa, are required to send by post prepaid or to deliver to the undersigned, Administrators ot the estate of the said MarKaret Trumble, their names and addresses and full particulars In writing of their claims and statements of their accounts and the nature of the security, if any, held by them.

AND TAKE NOTICE that after the 20th day of January, 1U12, the said Administrators will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have had notice, and that they will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof to any person of whose claim they shall not then have received notice. DATED at Ottawa this 20th day ot December A.D. 1S12. THE TORONTO GENERAL TRUSTS CORPORATION, Administrators, 30 Elgin Street, Ottawa. EDWARD J.

DALY, Their Solicitor herein. Useful Gifts In I Hardware Our Store is fill! of the I most useful gifts of all kinds. including Skates, Hockey biieKS, Pucks, Boys' Sleighs, Table Ware. Carving Sets, Tea Spoons, Children's Sets. Safety Razors, Fenknivotf, Butter Knives and Ladies' Companions (work baskets).

You wlil make a mistake if you do not call at our store before doing your final shopping. OpeYi Evenings. Hugh A.Sharp Cor. usgrove and George SL Phone Rideau 1310. OTTAWA IRON AND BRASS 8746 8 Wellington Street Manufacturers of MIU Machinery.

Bronze Castings for sulphite Mills. Hydrants. VmlTes, Iron Columns and steel Beams T. LAWSON SONS, LIMITED. PHONE CLEGHORN FINED ISO as to the guilt of Ryan and the other officers and members of the executive board of the union.

We had no sympathy for Hockin, and when we filed out to return our verdict I looked with sorrow on the faces of the women whose husbands, sons, brothers and fathers were about to be sentenced to a felon's cell." CHRONOLOGY OF CASE. Oct. 1, 1911, Government authorities, exactly one year after the Los Angeles Times explosion, for first time, consider possibility of federal prose cution for illegal transportation of ex plosives. Feb. 6, 1912, federal grand Jury returns indictments against 64 labor union officials.

Feb. 14. most of the defendants scattered over the country arrested within a few hours by a telegraphic signal. Oct. 1, trial begins exactly two years after Los Angeles explosion, fifty defendants present; three discharged by government; Ortie E.

McManigal pleads guilty, leaving 46 for trial. Oct. 3, jury secured, composed mostly of farmers; government opens its case. Oct. 5, Herbert S.

Hockin accused by district attorney with having been a spy within the ranks of the dynamiters, and with having given Information to the prosecution. Oct. 7, Edward Clark, Cincinnati, pleads guilty to having blown up a bridge at Dayton, and accuses Hockin of having furnished the dynamite; 45 defendants remain for trial. Nov. 9, McManigal begins relating confession on the witness stand; Implicates iron workers' union offi-1 1 1 lnk, ciuis as naving poui-eu uui juub him to blow up; names Hockin as starting him in the business.

Nov. 23, Hockin's bond increased, in default of which he is committed to jail, after more testimony that he was employed by detectives while an orn-ciai of the union; court denounces Hockin as not to be trusted by anyone, day or Miss Mary Field, a writer, denounced by the district at- Olaf A. defendant, also denounced by district attorney for publishing "anarchistic" criticisms of the triaU Dec. 2. Government concludes its case, after presenting 549 witnesses, whose testimony covers 25,000 pages; 4 more defendants discharged by the government, leaving 41 for trial; defense begins.

Hockin resigns as secretary-treasurer of the iron workers' union. Dec. 28, verdicts returned, finding 38 guilty and 2 not guilty. Chief prosecutor, United States Dls- t.l fharla. Millar.

Chief counsel for the defense. United States Senator John W. Kern and Wllilam N. Harding. Federal judge who conducted trial, Albert B.

Anderson. Labor union of which most of the defendants were members. International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. Charges: Illegally transporting dynamite and nitroglycerin on passenger trains, or conspiracy to do the same. U.S.

CABINETGILESS HERE Friend of Pres. Elect WilSon Names Probable Members. The adage of going abroad for news of home fits the case of a United States cabinet prediction which comes to light through a letter received in Ottawa from a most reliable source. It is to the effect that a friend of President elect Woodrow Wilson, who spent several weeks with him In Bermuda, has stated that the following appointments are as good as assured. Attorney General, William H.

Wash-tagion, of Tennessee, attorney general of the State of Tennessee: Secretary of the Navy, Edward H. House, of Texas, a life long friend of- Governor Wilson; Secretary of War, James CreelTnan, of New York, president of municipal civil service commission: Postmaster general, Joseph Daniels, of North Carolina, or William B. Lamar, of Florida, attorney general of Florida. The writer observes that the traditions of democracy are preserved In these selections, "and wisely so," there being both a Washington and a Lamar in the prospective cabinet. ATTACKS BOHAR UW Massingham, in the Nation, Comments on Proposals.

(Canadian Associated Press Cable.) London. Dec. 29. Massingham has a vigorous attack upon Bonar Law and his conference proposal in this week's Nation. He refers to the strong disavowals which have poured from Canada, Australia and New Zealand, which must be.

dlscolncertlng to the leader of the opposition and says: "Suggesting that the responsibility of imposing British taxes shall be undertaken by dominions representatives is regarded as a menace. The ordinary colonial is a simpleminded reasoner. His reasoning leads him to the view that if he Is invited to have a hand in British taxing policy, the British government may also want to have a hand in his. Nor are his fears foolish. If Bonar Law's suggesting ever crystallized into a practical proposal, it would certainly appear as a part of a larger scheme of fiscal cooperation for the purposes of a common defence and common foreign policy between the mother country and the dominions." MINISTER OF ROADS Quebec Province Will Appoint Mr.

J. A. Tessier, M.L.A. Quebec, Dec 29 Owing to the importance of the good roads movement 1n this province, it is said that Mr. J.

A. Tessier. M.L.A.. for Three Rivers, will be appointed minister of roads in the Gouin cabinet. This portfolio was crested last year, and added to the department of agriculture.

HOLIDAY EXCIBSIONS VIA THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. See Grand Trunk advertisement on 6, giving particulars 01 -cv ear's excursions. Ex Aid. William Ashe, 214 Henderson avenue, is being pressed by friends to run for the board of control and It is possible his name will be placed in nomination today. Is The Time When the festive season Is practically over to have your feather beds and pillows thoroughly renovated and cleaned by our thoroughly antiseptic germ proof system.

Mattresses re-made. Pillows made to order, etc Elder Bedding Housj SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned, and endorsed "Tender for -Armoury, Port Arthur, Ont" will be' received at this office until 4.00 P.M.. on Wednesday, January 22. 1n13, the construction of the building men-. tioned.

Plans, specifications and form --of' contract can be, seen and forms of 1. tender obtained at the offices of the City Clerk at Port Arthur, at the olfice of H. E. Matthews, Superintending Architect of the Do-i million Public Buildings, Winnipeg, and at this Department Persons tendering are notified that' tenders will not be considered unless made on the printed forms and signed with their actual signatures, stating their occupations and places of residence. In the cae of firms, the actual signature, the nature' of the occupation, and place of reel-, dence of each member of the firm must be given.

Each cheque must be accompanied by an accepted cheque on a chartered-bank, payable to the order of the' Honourable the Minister of Public-' Works, equal to ten per cent (10 p.c.) of the amount of the tender, which', will be forfeited if the person tender, ing decline to enter into a comtracs 1 when called upon to do so, or fail to complete the work contracted for. If, the tender be not accepted the cheque will be returned. The Department does not bind Itself to accept the lowest or any tender, i By order. K. C.

IXESROCHERS. Secretary. Department of Putlic Works. Ottawa. December 27, 112.

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CUNNINGHAM CO. Aseots Holbrooke Ibainbers (1st Floor) 104 Sparks SL Pkooe 2173. 'We are Bedding Jail. One hour after their arrival in Jail the prisoners were served the regular noon-day meal, which consisted for each prisoner of half a loaf of bread, a tin of coffee, and beef and cabbage. The prisoners, each visible to the others through the bars, were variously downcast or cheerful.

Some professed to take the Jury's verdict in light spirits, while disappointment plainly was written across the countenances of the others. Marshall Schmidt at once placed extra guards about the jail to prevent demonstrations by crowds. Outside the jail there was enacted a scene in which joy played no part. It had to do with the wives, sisters and mothers of the defendants. That verdict.

delivered in the sombre courtroom in so brief a time, struck first silence, and then an outburst of hysterical sobbing among the women who for months had hoped for different result. Some of the women attempted to climb over the railings which had for weeks separated them during the court's sessions from that part of the room where the defendants sat. Arms appealingly were stretched forth. Mrs. Frank J.

Hlggins, Boston, fainted as she saw her husband led away. The children of others began to cry, but the order's of the court were inexorable. Clear the courtroom," demanded Marshall Schmidt, who, with a staff of special deputies, had 38 pairs of handcuffs in readiness. In the streets the terrified faces and gesticulations of those who followed In the wake of the procession to the Jail were seen. Three abreast, a prisoner with a handcuffed deputy on each side, the procession, itself almost a hair-block long, marched through crowded streets, but among crowds that looked on in silence.

It was as silent sb a pantomime, save far in the rear. In the rear were rushing people who were trying to get near the pri soners. Many tried to fight their way up. Yet at the county Jail the relatives of the prisoners and labor union asso ciates soon appeared in such great numbers It was impossible to admit them. Marshal Schmidt held a conference with government officials as to what steps to take In handling those who claimed the privilege of seeing the prisoners.

VISITING THE PRISONERS. "Lawyers first and women after wards," he finally announced as his decision as to who should be admitted to the cells. All afternoon and night the lawyers and women divided the time allowed for visitors. At the door of one of the corridors of the Jail, President Ryan, of the Iron Workers' Union, was Interviewed tonight. He was not allowed to be seen in his cell, but, in response to a request, he was led out into a corridor.

"I have nothing to say about the verdicts except this," said Mr. Ryan, "Greater men than we have been incarcerated. In olden times they used to cut off the ears of honest men." "What will be done in the interests of the Iron workers' union, now that all but two of the officials are in prison?" "I will say nothing about that at this time." replied Mr. Ryan. J.

E. McClory, Cleveland, who recently was appointed secretary of the union to Bucceed Hockin, and Ed. Lewis, a member of the executive board, are the only officials now out of prison. The Iron Workers' International headquarters, where dynamite and nitroglycerine were found hidden in vaults after the MdNamaras' arrest, appeared to be deserted except for two women stenographers. They said they did not know where Mr.

McClory and Mr. Lewis were. THE JURY FOREMAN, Newcastle, Dep. 29. Frank Dare, the farmer who was foreman of the Jury which convicted the $8 defendants In the dynamite conspiracy trial, arrived here last night.

"Speaking- for the Jury, I w'sh to say that we gave careful consideration to all of the testimony, and arrived at our verdict after due deliberation." said Mr. Dare. "When we entered the Jury room we took up the Instructions of the court from the bottom, and It resulted in my election as foreman. "Strange to say. from the start it was agreed to Buckeley and Seiffert were innocent.

They were promptly nciultted. and then we took the other defendants one by one. Ever name was fcoue over, and every man was discussed. From the start It the unanimous opinion of my fellow Jurors and myself that Ortie F. McManigal iad told the truth.

We regarded his testimony as unshaken by.