2 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , MONDAY , NOYEMBHR 2 , 1885.
ZTotlce of
tpO the Ixsrmoiorsof Uio Plrut Wnnl In Ihn
JL t.ity of Omn ins
Von n'oliornny ' nntlllcil thnt thfinndcr > ltnri ! |
* lll ( .It HI JtpKlMrnr lor the yr l wtinl iilfiM
nnd felt ooiiih I itn nltot ) , in i.iKi.iel . . itf Tuuri-
dnyi ( ) clol era il. m II o cluck n. in. , lor Uio tnir >
pot > < i of iTKl lcriii - nil qimlillotloiers lili n
nnld wnnl nml lor tnu piir.xcMi of tuldlni. to , mul
corrcclliur t c mKl'tnitlon nlroaily iiiiiilo , mi. )
forouoli iirK : > Ki the iiiiili'txi iio I will Rliunil
kcop liM IMHIK of reiililnitlon iiMiu | ono'i iluy
Uicrlniltor lcuo < ipl Himdiiy l n' tlm plnrn nforo
Wild from II oclocK u in until 7 o clock 11. m ,
until Monilnv , Novomtier 2d. nt tlio lie i oft'
o clock m. , wlion "iilil l ) ok of nixlstrntlfin will
l > p-lo < pil. All iitmliflpil VO'OM rue notl. . ol to
nt'etiil niiti ( too that tlielr n uiu-s tire imiporly
rt'frlU rtit I.SIAO IlUIHN , Hivl-tnir.
ooi IS
ITotlco of nsjlstritlai.
fpo Iho Ixsirnl Vours of tlm Sowinj ivnrdln
Jl Iho City of Ottinliiv.
Von nro horoliy noiKUsI thnt the nn tnrslunn t
vlllKltn * rpirhtrnrlor HIP rirt Plwlrlo' oMho
8 coiiit ward nt Uio N.V cor IJIh ami Ixmro i-
vorlh flirvtt In cald oilv. Licnmi'iipliiffTitiM-
Jny. Oclohor 2M. IWi. nt II o clock iin. . , for t it )
pnrpo o of rnirfo'erliiff nil iinallllul voteri
villlilti pnlil llHtrtct | unit Tor Piloli pnrpo'n llm
liiulwnlfMtnil will | r mul konn his iKio't ' ol rc-ili
tmtlon otmn ench Uiiy thiiiuaClitr 'O'oinl Him-
clnya ) at the pinco n.ornsiilil no u uleven o'cloo'c
in. mull coven oclcH-Kti in . mi'll Monilnr ,
MovmnticrlM. IHW. nt tlm no tr of I ! o eloo't in .
.tvhon ( < pll liook of rnirlKtraMoii will lotlo ed
/VllqnnllMcst x-oicrsmo nollflpil to intend anil oo
tlnit/liolr / ilHiifi-snro pmnoilv reirlHtcro I , n mi
nnllro non1 roitrstriilloii lUt Is lo I'o iniuln. nn lor
now inw. , ! \vvs noNsnia.v , SIL ,
Omnhn. Oct. 1Ilh.
ITotlce of Heylstr-itlon.
xipul Voiurs ol tno rio.-on I Dintilct ot
l Ilio PiMimit Wnnl hi the Cliy 01 Uimilia :
Von uro lioi'ehy notllluil mat the nntlor.sljrnoil
will Hit luu-oulHlriir lor Iho-Sneond D.slrlctoi' tno
B < txiul wnid utr. 11. OICOIIH CiKiir Hloio. cor
ner IMh Mlreet nml Si MIIVV'H avomto , com-
tnonclnn'rimrwIny.OololKiril.M , IH.V. . m olevun
O'elfHik lu tnj. for tlm | inroo n of nvjUtuiliu all
nmilillisl voloiHIHln milil ilNiilet , ami lor tliu
pormiroor milling to , nml coiiectlnff tlio io U-
.trallon ntromly iiiiiilo , mid lorxneh puipo u the
titldorHlitnotl will hit imd leop hln Innik of nula
trallon open oaeh ilny Iliereulter > o\topt Sim-
daynl iitlho plneearoioxiila tro.n utiiven o d mk
n. m. until KOVOII ocloeic p. m , milII Novoiniior
B1 , IK"M. nt tlio hour ol 1 : o'clock m . when fill I
iKHil : of ro lr-tniUon will lipdoMsl Alliimdllliul
volprrtliru noiltleil to nttoiul mul wio Hint their
IiimicNiiro properly ioiritPuic | | .
eel 15 JOHN r. I ) VT.P.V , UeKtatrnr.
XTotlco of Eeiistritlon.
qiOthoLeifiil Vou-i-sof the Third Ward In thii
JL clly or Omaha :
Von nro hmchy notified thnt the nmlonlim * t
VIII hit ns rojrl-iirnr lor the Third wnnlntyi :
fioiilh lilliftlieot. liL'tuofti lioimlii.snnil Kiirinun ,
coiMiiHincliiKTIiiir-diij. Dcuiber r.M. I M. nt It
O'clock a in . for the purpose of u-jris piln nil
fltiallUod volora-wllliln fnld wind , nnd lor such
pnriKwo Uio mnler lu'iind ulll sit ami kuop Ids
IKMHC of ir 'I.Minulou upon ouch duv ihoienlter
( oxcupt Simdilyni nt thn ptucn nloresnjil hiini
cloven o'clock u m imllll i-oven o clock p m ,
umll Monday , Nmeinhcr- fi nt the hour of
12 o'clock in , when KM Id biMik of icirNinitloii
will tiooloiud. All ( | Uiilillodotdra nio mitltlnl
to ntlchd nid | neu Unit Ihelr iniinoi nio proi-cilv
roRlsterod. us an entltc now ui latriiuon list H
tti lin iniulo , under nen li > n- *
ootl'l H. W Ci'ltriN. Horlstrnr.
Uotlco of Registration.
To Uio r.oBid Vmursot Iht Uidtilct , 1th Ward , In
tlm City of Omaha :
Yoniiro nerohy notltlod that tlio ondnrslifiio 1
will nit IIH Ito lHlinr lorlhu Kltst DNtilctof llm
I'tiiu III wiinl ut .liimes rur ylh'H ( IniK Htoio. N ,
IV txiroor Slxlwotli and ( aphid nvoinio , ciiin-
inoneliifrTlnirwIny. Oct.'nil. . H 5. nt II o'clock
a. m. , lor thu pnrjio-niir iintlslerlmf nil qimlillo.t
volorn within Biild ilUtilei. and lor the puixo | >
Of luUllHK to , aim con ocilmr the lo Mtnitlon id-
roiulx itinilo. nod lor Much pinpcuo the iindin--
sltrmxlrill nil nnd l i-op his hoe < of rouUtrution
open ouch ilay thoienllcr ie\etipt Bimduysi nt
the pl.uonfornsnlil Irom It e. in until To clock
p , m , until Nov M , nt the lioni of I . o clock in ,
Khon wuld linok of icjiMnitie.ii will tie closo.l
All mlnllllixl voters mo notilloil to ntlcnd and
BOO Unit their nuuibd am ptupuily io lslute < l.
\V. .1. MOUNT , Ili
HotlCo
l Volorsof tlio SoBoml Dlstrlot of
the Koiirth Waul In Hie City o ) Oiimlm
You mo liciohv notilled thnt Iho inuler-il iieil
will Kit na registrar lor IlinSeiond Dial lot of
the rourlh wiinl nt I'miik V MOOIO'H Wuli.isli
TlekulOllleoi , uirnor of I'illcontli nml I'lirniiin
Pit cote , foinmonclnir Thnisilnv , Optolxr id. nt
11 o cliM'lc n. in . tor the pin no o ol' roul-tcrlivr
( Ul ( | iinllroil voters within Mild Second Diultict of
the ) ' " : il > tli nurd nnd lor tl c pur | o o ol ml.lmr .
to , nml oorrtCtliW ) tlio 10 ! istiitlonnhcndy iiindo ,
Bud JorHiioh ( : ilpose ! tlio iiiuloiNlirned will sli
ami ltiiiphlHliookot'H'il''tinlloii open ouch day
thoioiillur except BiiiKlnysint thn ph'.ce nloru
Oiild Irom cloven o clock n in. until seven o clou'c '
p. m. , milll Moiiilny , ovo'iixsr AI. IfW. nnho
bour of Ii o'clock in , M hi nnltl liook of
l ho closed. All ( rMilllled voters nro
Dollllcd lo uttond and sue t.iuttholr mtniCMiic
jpliiv \ rOKlgtorcil.
oc(15 ( jAMi'.sO. CviiPFNTi'.tt , Itcsistrar.
rTotlco of Se latratlon.
TOtlio Irfiiul Voiers of tint fust. District of
the Kntli vrmd hi the city ol ( ) nalm :
You urn horohy nollllc.l thnt thn imilonlatnoil
Tvlllolt IIH roelMrnr lortho l-'li-st Dis'rlct of t o
Filth vnrd nt John Ciiimnim ' irixnvrv floro ,
I ! th ninl lli ! luiROMtrcois , commciioliitfTmiiHdii ) ,
Oololir s-'d , IK.CI , m elo.on o'eloeU n. m. . for I ho
puriWhO of icKistpilnjf nil qmilllled volmn lihln
l-nlddlHliiot. iind tor the pniio-o | of mldhiK ti > ,
find ooriool IOK the ic iniinilon idio.idy nmde ,
nnd tor H"oh pniioso | the nndiu-Hijrnod will mi
mul Keep his ttook ot ic lstrntlon OIM.-II o ich day
thorcnlicrioxeept SnmlnyHiat tlio pinto ntoic-
piiid from oloynn o'clock n in. until sovcn
p'clooU p. in. until November U I , IS.V. . lit the
hour of 1o'clock , M , when the Hild hook of
rcKlalrntlon will 1 o closed All nimlllUsd vo or-
nituiotllldd to iitteml and see that thch mimes
uropropnily rorflstmed.
octir. JOHN CUMUIXOS ,
iJotico
fno t"o loRiil voicrsol Uistiict , fith ward , In
JL thocny ol Omiilin
You mo liorehy notltlod Hint tlio iiiulersl'inoil
will sit us KoRi.stmr Ion tlio'd dl-irlit ol ruth
wiiiilnt Itoliiinn stood htoiu. ill N t'.th ' Htieot
eoiiinicnolnir Bntm-ilny , oetolicr-llh. a ! il n in. ,
forllui uuriMihuol iu | sioiliu nil qmilllled vo
ters within Riid vollnif piucmoi nnd lor Uio ) iur-
T < Wl > f wlillmr Jouml eni-icclln , ' the invlsnn-
flon iihbndv iniulo. mid lor such pnrposo the
rh will lt nnd I n-p his Look of
trillion iiiion each ilny tliciu iltor .oxeopt . Smi
th vsi'nl the place nloiosnlil limn olovi n o'clock
n-'m unlllnovon o'oloelc p in mnHTiiosuv ( | ,
Ki.v. i'd.nMholmiirol 14 o'clook ei , whim said
bookH-of icirlhtnil.on will I o ohocd All ipudl-
( ni votoi-Kiuo notilled to nitond nnd * l > e that
i Uiolr nanc , me l' ' " '
: I Xiotico ol Ecglstratlon.
. niOtho Leifid VOUIIMII iiuisoutnnl District of
JL tlio.Slsilinril m the el y ol O.niilin :
You nro horoi' } ' noili.0,1 tli it tlio un ornlurned
\vlllsltiiwroflsliarloriiioHcuond DNirot oi tlio
Klxtliwunl.c-lty oruninlin.nl Ilio HIOIO of A II.
Kiimlor. eornoiof I'limlmr and Will HI 1 1 ct * . i-oni-
nionblliirThillwIilJ .OcloI'lM'SJil. ' IsVi.nr 1 1 in | iuk )
in , .lor lliu piiiio- | ( ) of lo-'Hieilnj , ' nil iiiulillcil |
? otuibvltliin Mild roLim I Distrmt nt li.o.siMli
< \niilnnd uii-Niicli | inriio < e iliuuiiiloilKiieil mil
It nnd keen Ilia IniiiU of leKlxnmlon oiiea cnoli
day tlioinattor u oi't | Smnmysi at. ilm placi )
dloiOHiid fioii ) clii'n oVIoek n. m mill nut un
' ' Novoiniiors. ! .
o'eloelf p. m.'umll MDinlny , (
ot Ilio hour of I'J oelooU m , "inn Mild luiokol
rKirNlliillini will lie i-lo-wl. All iiinlil.ui | | MI IIIH
. nro nolllled to illleiiil nil. I M'O lliul tlieu iiiiine-i
liio-iiipcrly | ( rojrlH inoil.nsum enHionoi
tiutlon list fa to bo imulft.-mniiir no nw.
octlri JOII.N ( Una ItouU trnr.
ITdtlco of
I lioroby uivu no Ice uxiio lu/nl vutosot'tlio lal
district of tlm sixth vili wnnl llinl I will sit at
the Him eel It. 11. I.uens. "Ul ( . ' 11111111111 ! , ' tst
TliuiHilny Oft , ' 5M And lll coiitln 10 to sit
eiioli diij. tlinionfioririiuia.irt ovo'ontK lint tlm
o'ot-eii .llnxlotk .
rliiconloio xiildliom n m. ,
lo 7 d'clook p , in . until Moil lav Nov ill nt Uio
litnirof l" M. wlion Hiild honk ol IlKtrNtmtlo'i
Will lioolo-cd lor llm piifpo-nul ievi&leinKnll |
! qiinllllo I vo.I ( H within s.ilil ilmrluut nil lu id
' .TOtorri nr'i0.sj'cullnll ' ) iu > lllcil touiienilimd&eii
tlnU tuolr iniinoi inn on U\o \ toilnir IUI.
CM tn. WII.KIVS
Ho''Htnr ' IxtitNtilot ol Ilio H mini.
' ' 'Om'iihn Jmitlu-ski ) ( Nol ) > a > kuOjt Ij liij
: , D..i > UNOtic. AI.KX WU.UCK
Telephone OO
DUNCAN & WALLACE ,
i , Steam and Gas Pillars
, ' ! ' ' 8rKA > l UllAI'INU A Sl'U'lALTV.
, Kiunftuo * turnuiusl , urtill call pcr-o-inlly.
AHOIIIH lor mo iriiK | > r.al Uiio Mucuiiio.'lunul
Ibti. Itilli bt. . Unmliii , Null
a.-DB. BENJ. NICE
, ' - . . ,
Special AUenlion Given to Diseases of Women ,
* ' Owee llouiihj j' ' J rt 4 i * if'
Cnn lm itinsnli | > il lu IHK : l-li nnd Herman.
Hoimi Is fiiiuiisUK ilioc-k NIU iiLitst ( .4111101 Cujv.
Avunuuuntl fciiKiuiit u Mioui ,
- M. B. BISDOHT ,
General. Insurance Agent
liuurniiiu Co. , UIUUDII ,
t
\ \ tv-u heater. N V . Assi I. , . ! , ) ) )
Jicus Kttll > . A * M * . . i * . " )
iliruiti Kilo , riilliulolplilii , Ai"i'lti. . . I. ' , >
S'.W lIUUIlnllllO , Civil A 5t".b 1,1-1 ' .JJJ
-I t.
j/1 TtMno ftp p t r\vrrn
\G \ TEARS OF SADSESS ,
Tom Konnard Oct3 ft Tologrim That Un-
nervca tbo Saiuted Sinner ,
A HAILROAD LOST TO LINCOLti.
A N'ow pi\pt r'fl AVontlopTnlVitkltif ; Tip
Interest In tlio I'roposrd Ulinngo
In County dot
City lirlolli ,
n Urn's I.iNrot.v IlrnrmM
Tlm Mistfonri 1'ia-lllc railroad Inw tnkon
n tunv tuck. AH lias nlreaily been ftatoil
In the HIKVobstur : , Konnnrd , nml fov-
orul morn inoti tried to Hecnro the eon-
diimnnlion of Ninth Htreot IIH fni ontli us
I. The scheme was to et n right of w ny
through tlio street nnd then lot the nbut-
tiiig properly owners wlilstlts for diin- :
nyes. The council grnntuil tlio rlylitof
way nnd Wel.ster wns happy. The prop
erty ou-mirs \ \ \ > ro\t > ry inilignnnt nt the
t.ino , nnd ilemandctl fnlr prico.s for their
lioinoa bi-foro they wcto takun iiway from
them. The rnilroail pcojilo did not feel
liku tloliin ; this. Tliny uxpootuil to p-t
Iho iilintting piopoity on Kiglith nnd
lllth Mil-cub ) lor n song , 'lliu Hun ux-
posed the suliemo nml tlm pioporty
ownoi-H went in iv body , theru boini :
over ono hundred moit. to the conn-
ail olnunber wlicro they ileiionnued Web-
htor nnd culled lor Ilia rcsignnlion us u
niomborof tlmconno.l. Websterulaiinod
Hint liu would nmko things right.
A short tune nftorwaut.s u committee ,
consisting oi , fV. f . \\ingor , AleUol-
eit , A. Uoborts , John AiuiMiinigal , M. 11.
Chonny mu | - McCnll , wild appointtiil
to npprnim * tlm pioimity anil nmko n ro-
port. Last biitnrda.s 'loin Keiinnnl went
about telling people thnt. liu Imd leeeiviul
u telegram Irom S. U II. Clark , at
Unmhn , ordering that nil work on the
Missouri Pacific into Lincoln .should cense
at once 'loin rolled IIIM o.u-s and with
trembling voice communicated this
"wad" intelligenoo to all who listened to
him. Lincoln wan to losn tno Missouri
luuillu ) , not because the diroelor in Now
York Imd resigned on account of the
road being built to Lincoln , not because
Iho ! ? , iO.OiK were not \oled , but because
S II II. ( . 'lark , s Ming m his mans. on on
Capitol hill , in Uimilia , Imdb.tid < u > Ken-
nni'il would gi\e no reason why the load
had been lit lo go buck on tin : contract it
had nlicail.y inado With Lincoln in con-
hidei.it ion ot ( boiuls.so loul.slily voted.
The ltir. will gtvo the reason w by the
railroad claims to order work Mmpcndiul ,
which , however , isiioln Inct , as there is IIH
much beingdononownsainiiy priori 11113.
' 1 ho committee on damages has about
completed iltj Inborn , aim thu amount
assessed and allowed property owners
already aggregates $ .iiOiM ) and more to
hear Irom The ro-ul wants it for less
tlinn Hint , hence ( ho telegram anil the
ficaro. 'Ihc bcntimcnt ot people now
Heom.4 lo bo that the road lias hood
winked them , and thut any attempt to
bleed thorn will fail.
TOWNSHIP oovuiiwtrxr.
Tho. Journal sent a reporter down to
Saline county Saturday to Imd out how
'
township organisation' works there. The
joungnmn interviewed the county clerk
nnd Hovoral more whine duties are some
what moro onerous under the township
hyMem. and loiind llmt to a man they
wore in favor ot an immediate change
which would mvc them morn chances on
tho"iuict.ou ] know" and loss work. The
Journal uxcreiHos an unwonted interest ,
in the township organisation plan. Its
working on this head has surprised even
its most nrdont anil sleepy iulmirei > .
' 1 IIR stroke of enterprise ot sending si re-
lortor on a | ) tiss into a neighboring conn-
V to w rite down a favorite institution of
liat county is something unheard ot bo
ore from the Journal. Usually it has
efrained from hurtingany one's teelings
mil has suppressed many a good item of
lews because Jones , the guilty , brought
n job printing once in a while.
If the Jour.mil . had in , untested the same
nterest in Lancaster county to servo the
uibl e it does in the present case il
nijzli ! lie thought Unit it was honest , butler
lor yearn it has allowed thu commissioii-
rs and others lo rob the county anil
ictur Haiti a word in piotest.
Since the Bun has exposed the commit-
siiniei'H the Journal has rouitum d as
silent as ti last year's elt m Now Ih. I
the township government i.s likely to
carry il rushes up and says il will bo
moro expensive than tlio couiminsioncrs.
LINCOLN AM ) hAN I'ltANCIbCO.
During n conversation with Thomas
Lowor.v. of this citv , yesterday it was
learned that he ships grain as tar west as
ban Francisco and to New Yi rk at tin
east Mi. Lowery said Ibis in the ordi
nary course ol couversiit on and did not
smim to think that it was nnvthing out
side Ihe imlinar\ run ot events tor n Lin
coln miller and grain dealer to ha\o
regular customers in Calitorma tor corn
and Iced. During the pasl lew. months
Lowery , " who owns about Ihirly-livo
elevat ( > rs on the Burlinglon & Missouri
railroad , has shipped a great many curs
ol corn to points in Cttliloruia , Irom San
rrnnciseo south to Ix > s Angeles. It
speaks well for the gentleman's enter
prise and also redounds to the credit of
Lincoln
rirv iri'.MS.
Dr. K. Swaro , assisted by Drs Had-
more and Fuller on Satin day performed
a , del calo operation on an old man
named itiirdiek. An osseous formation
ol Ihe hip joint and of the limb il.selt was
removed. It weighed si\tv-lour poi'iids.
The United L lies tidc niph company
htm put its wires in its ortico next door to
the BI.I : in Lincoln and is now icaily lor
bus ness. D F S fortl has been np-
pointed manngi1 ! '
Sittui day evening fieii J C. McBriilo ,
the worthy postmaster ot Lincoln , who
shortl ) reiire.s Irom the ollice , wtis pre-
seiitei ! with n ( rolil-hondod cane by Iho
employes of llm olneo. The general ,
though taken by Mirpri-o , feelingly re-
sponneil to the Kind regard in wnieh he
was held by those making the present
Mr. William O'bhoa , of this oily , has
been engaged by the American Hook
maker's m.iga/.iue to write n scries of
twelve articles on practical bookbinding
Mr. O'Shoa is competent to do Ihe task
ami lie has already set about it. '
John K Clark and other gentlemoi
will form a loan ami hnililiii < r association
.1,110 in Helen will bodr..wu in a day tu
The Philharmonic Mnging soeietv wil
"ivn two grand co. certs Is'oiombir l
ami 10.
J 1) ) . Mae.farland , president of the State
Fair association , was pr.entcil with i
bolid silver tea sot on Sntuiday b.v his
lollow olllcci'fi an u token ol their appro
elation lor his sen ices.
MA'ir. MtltlVAI.S.
J. M. Hamilton , OMorl : tt. II. Collon
Arapahoe ; ( i. 11 btrousberg , ,1. N. Me
Council , Boali ice ; ( . W. Holmes , Be-it
rice , H. J. Fuller , Omaha ; D. A. Ho'i '
Kinsilber ; K. H. Mcliinlie. U'illier O
T. llellri , \ \ liber ; \ \ \ U. Fuller. KUjjur.
Heal I'.stnto Transfors.
The follo.vln Ir mtfiir * w.iru Illutl Oot
in , with thu oouilty dork , and roportoi
for tint Br.K by AIIIOJJ' Heal KMalo
Sl'as II. II. nmknml wl elo First Clni
thih eliiuchof Omnlm.w < ' " of | ot nnil \
O'll ot irJOUoriul-ibloclc b. < Omahn , \ \ d-
t.OK ( ) .
( jeo. II. Hnsigs and wire ami otnci.s to
August Kklinid , lot \ olock 14 Omaha View
"r.Tra.lnhm-o n nndwlfeto Kindnall. Tio-
li.ill I t S block X tihnin's Ul add Omaha , v
' Oitu Bin-lime ( slngla ) to It. J. Pattewon
n > „ ot b . - , of s > 4 01 aX sec ! # , li , ] U , 1
ores Patterson Dlckson plafp , Douglas
minu , w d ? mroi.
.lohii I. lledlck and wlfo to C. C. P.iul , lota
nml' ) blk4 , Itrkhliin , Omahn. w d > M.
Wlllmm M. Hint mul wile to Lena Quick ,
ot T lilk-iiiij , nnd loin iiHtid 7 blk 4 % ) , ( inind-
lew nthl Oiimlm. ( i e f 7.1 ,
Lean ( julek nnd hnbaml to Clmi Corlwlt ,
ot 7 , block 4fl ( nnd lots Omul 7 , block 4S ! ,
JmndUrw mid to Oinnna , w. d.-r.Oi.
Jtdinii HoinowHkl nml wlfoto JneooKendlo ,
fill , b.iK-k ) , Amur 1'laec , Omaha , w. U.
'n.ivld S. ( lullil ( sindc ) to WIIHon 0.
indices nml MIIIV M. I'ntmtm. lots 1 nnd'A
nock IH. llaiiscdtii P are , Omaha w. tl.
0. C. HotiM-Inml uiio tnMoiwiiii . Mntk-
MIDI ! , lott : block istx , Omaha , w d-ai ) W.
( ! ro. H. Uertrntn nml lleibert UnvenjHirtto
lames Stcwtut While lot at. block M , llnliti-
om Piuce , Otmilin , w d S'.WO.
( ! ' 'oij , o H. Ucrtram ami Herbert Uutcnport
0 John J. Ilaidln , ml W , blink 2 , HaiiM-om
nice , Omaha , w d SIHK ) .
( ieomoS. Kobhlns and wife to Charles O.
! ldn.d i ) , lot-s U and U , Tabor 1'juue , Omaha ,
vil t * ) .
Flank Oellone ( widower ) to I-Mgnr I.oth-
cr.It . ; I , blk U , Isaac iVSelden's ndd.Omaha ;
\ . d.-M.
( ! isi. 11. Hoggs nnd wife nml others to rims ,
F. Nelson ; Uicl , b.k W , Omalm View ; w..d.
-SXIO.
AreherFko ( simile ) to Herman DcKs nnd
\ . M. DI-IKS ; tin , blk M , Palilek'.s add.Omalia ;
\.ll.-3TOJ.
ilolm T , PnuUen nnd wlfo to Lnnnon P.
injii ; ltl > , Paii.Hcn s add , Omaha ; w. d.
frtiw.
S. IX Sfrrrcr and wlfo to Larmon P. Prnj-n ,
nt 10 , block in , and lot P , block tfl , Uougiiw
Co. , w -M'J)0. ) .
luhii L. .MeCaaiiio nnd wlfo to Niels Mail-
Jen , lot. 15 , b.oek 12 , Di-aiso s add Omaha , w d
W
IleriK-u K. ( lalca ( single ) to Cora A. ( lutes.
01 4 ! iidivlsion of o ui'ifcetol blocs'M/1 ;
Shi..a'dtd mid Omaha , w d 3750.
WAU IN' I 1HAT.
Soon Tills Cruel War will lie Over
Yon can all blow your horn about soli
ng meat cheap , yet you know very well
thai K. A , Marsh tit the Washington
Market , Sixteenth and Cumiiig streets ,
will not be mulei.sold , but beginning
with November 1st. he will sell meats for
ash at prices Unit duly compelit.on.
Compare this price list w.th
1 r.ces charged elsewhere ami you
will see at n glniico thai it
will pa.\ you to deal at tlm Washington
mirket , where you can buy the best cuts
> ! sirloin and porter house steaks lor
HI cents a pound ; round sti-ik.'b to Illc ;
chuck steak , lo ; best rib roast , He , soup
meat , 4 to Tie ; corn beef , 1 In ( Ic ; port ?
steak nml chops , tic ; pork shoulilei'-ioast ,
ic , tresh pork sausage , be ; lard , be ,
salt pork 8c , bacon Ide , ham lie ; mutton
{ > lee : sliced ham , ICe ; a full supply of
ill varieties of sausage eonstaiitly on
land. Oysters , game , poultry a.id lish
it correspondingly low prices , will al
ways be tumid at tins place , delivered
ree to any part of the city Irom the
Washington Market , MH North Sixteenth
street near Cumingj. li. A. J-laroh , pro
prietor.
"TIIR niSCOUlV FOR 18H. .
Sheet Asiilinllutn VH. tiranito Blocks.
The following record of trallio taken
on Douglas and Farnam streets , during
six days , fully corroborates what has
icrotoforo been said in fas or of smooth ,
loiboluss and pleasant driving streets.
Slid -cord being duly sworn ami sub
scribed to by roputab'lo uiti/ciis taking
tlio same :
WAG ox rnA.iTir.
AKjih'tllum. ( Jriinttc Titnclti.
Oe 1 . ' . ( I , IJoiiL-'his-st , ,0ttl l-'iunam-st. 1'JOT
" 1.1 -i.W.r "
" i. " " " 4'JIS " "
" " " " "
iSJ. Jt.tdJ
&I.IKW .
DougliiR-st. excess over Farntim for six
dtn/n. iti/iiii.
Douglas-st. excess over Fnrntim for ono
year , oil ! , ; ! ! ) .
Thus in twelve months Douglas-st. gets
l.8l , 17(1 ( teams or during the throe-years
since asphalt was applied on Douglas-si. ,
d tiall'tc of ! ! ( . 8
it has sustiie a < Jt , > > ,
Lotims. Uespe If ally sul > mitted ,
J'llli BAtMJi'iil ANIMAL I PAMNfi CO. ,
by C. K. Sipures and iohu Grant ,
State ot Nebraska , ( „
County of Doiiglns , f
Nilcs Callamm , L , C. Reilficld , and II
Buckley , lirst being duly s.vorn each for
himselt on oath , st\a that Iho above re
cord ol Irallic was made by lliom ami is
correct.
Signed , NII.KS CALI.ANAN ,
Signed , II. BtK'Ki.KY ,
Signed , LUKU C. Itii > Kiut.n.
Siibsuribuil in my pr.jsonoo anil sworn
to before in > tlm tilh day of October ,
-a. " ) . Signed , KowAUD J. CoitxtsH ,
[ ScnlJ _ Notary Public ,
A Good Circulation ,
Mnnvamau has died from want of a
good circulation 'I ho same is true of
newspapers. ThatTiu : WAIOHMAN is in
a healthy condition is shown b.v the fol
lowing allld.ivit to which the attention of
ndvcttincis is respcctlully called :
C. C , Carroll , being il.il.y owoi'ii , says
he is Ion-man ot Tm ; WATCHMAN , nnd
Unit the oil lion of October it'th , IbA
numbered Jhn copies , all of which were
subscribed tor or actually sold.
C. C CAUHOI.L.
Subscribed in my presence ami sworn
to belore mo the idst day ot Ootobdr , A.
D. 18- , . Wsi. W. KI : VK.
[ L& ] Kotary Public.
If > on want to get good fresh meat and
the I'owesl prices go to G. B.irth s , baiin-
ilors Jntreel market _
W. II. Ptu-i-ons , M , ] ) , , Ilonucopnthlst
nnd Surgeon , othco , looms 1'j ' amiU Pax-
tun block opp. open ; bouse.
Piano and organ lessons by Mrs. II.
Joss , No. Kill ) Howard , upstairs. '
Largest stock of lailics' golil watclics
in Uio oily , and way down in price , at
KlMIOl M5 KlIIOKdON'S.
The Omaha Steam Dye Works , 1213
Douglaa St. Satisfaction guar.intocil.
"Yos , I have two Kplmiiluls now in
use. "said a piominont piolessor ot Iho
high school , " 1 have used a number of
tiiu principal boaters ami jf I hail to buy
a do/.en more stoves the Splendid would
most certainly be my c'-uce. ' " The
Splendid base burnern are thu most beau-
litul stoves niailii and no better hunt r
exists It is sold o ly bWitman t\f
Soovell , Ull ) ami D1J Noith SiMeonth
street.
All the ladies who have seen the large
assortment of cloaks ct our store pro
nounce them the best for less money tlinn
they can be bought am where else. Our
laiire line of bo\.s' suits is being rapidly
Bold. Come and buy a cloak lor your-
sell and a suit for Ihe Loy. " \ \ e will not
bo undersold.
WJLUAMS & SON >
Hrllllnnt Square Hard Coal Hurner ,
Iho Lest working Sfmo in the mnrkitt , at
N w. cor. Kith and California.
Finn Line
I'oekel Knives
-at-
Whilphouso Ding Sloro ,
lUth and Webster ,
Aurnri Watoh-n are the B t Uullroad
Waleh in the world. Sol'l ' only by
& KttiUKbO.x.
Marrlngo lieenf > ciTworo Issued yester
day to Henry .Seanlnu and .N'ellie lliig- ,
g.frd and to Amlnw C .Jensen uiid An-
uiu M. Thrune , ull of Ouiuhu.
M ruifl
T7ho is Tat For -p'fceeffo Not tlio Sol-
dicrV Friend.
COMETHINQ THINK ABOUT.
A Timely AVorMlns'-Tlio Various Prop
ositions to lie Votcil on Hours
i
'l '
\Vlio Is Voril ? fret * tlio WorlcliiRinim's
rl''t\towl.
To the Kdllor : Who is Pat Ford , the
democratic candidalo for slierlfl'of Douglas -
las county ? Is ho quallllcd to lill Ihe no-
s'.lion in eiifio ho should bo elected T H.xs
liis iict.on witli i-efurenco lo Iho working
masses been in accord wllli their prlnci-
plesr 'I'lieso questions are repeatedly
asked on tlio streets and in in work shops
by men who wish lo vote iiilclligonll v.
-Ford 1 i.s Iho proprietor of tao Niag
ara house. u rendezvous of political
bosses al primaries mid ctiuensse.s- ex-
street , commissioner who , while holding
said ollleo is reputed as giving employ
ment to none bnl his boaiders and olliord
thut he could use politically.
U It is currently reported mm evi
dently it Is true that 1-otd i.s almost an
illiterate. Wliilo holding tlie odice of
streel commissioner , all reports and res
olutions submitted to the council by luui
were written by others ,
it Throe years ago Iho workingmen
and farmers of Douglas county assembled -
bled to select a county and legislative-
ticket. Pat Ford attended that conven
tion , and nnparontly was sincere tu lliu
mailer. He worked in harmony with
tlie oxToulivo committee , of winch lie
was a member , lie assisted in making
all Iho necessary preparations tor a suc
cessful campaign , but at tlie eleventh
hour , like Judas , the hulrajcr ot Christ.
Pat Ford deserted and bet raj ed the
vtorkingmau's piuty to satisfy the ambi-
lion ol unprincipled poliliciaus. How
ever , the workingmen do not forget the
perlidy anil deception of Ford. On the
; d of No\ ember they will pav him Ihe
penally which hu so richly di-s-rves.
J. U. LAWKCNCIJ
O'Kofiro nml tlio Solilloi-s.
Mr. J..I. Donahoo. doing business at
No. 711 South .Ninth street , and who is an
old soldier , calltd nt the 15i i. oil 10 jes-
terday and requested the puUical.on of
Ihe following statement :
John Smith , tin old soldier , died in ties-
itulo circumstances in this eity. Under
i law passed by the legishilure , to bo
'oiinil on ptigo 21't of the revised statutes ,
the county is autliori/ed to allow jr- ' . ! . ) to
cover the'expeuses of a decent burial. I
called oil Commissioner O'Kocll'o and
showed him the law , ot which he i-liiiim-d
o be ignorant , but all I could get from
uni was the usual .permit for burial in
the potter's field ! ami the undertaker was
accordingly paid' 3 for his colliu and
services. If 1 upi not mistaken there is
.Iso a provisiotiu'fornlhc furniihing of a
rombslono in such cases not to cost more
Lliaii $1 ? ) , the bounty to be reimbursed
by the general government. Mr. O'lxeoHb
is evidently noljho friend of the soldtur.
Important | n 1'onnatloii.
The county election begins at 8 o'clock
in tlie morning and ends at 0 o'clock in
tlio evening. J ' '
The voting onUIio'city hull proposition ,
Uio iiiving ) bonljjj afijt Hie bo ml of edu
cation proposilvotwyill continue until 7
o'clock in the o'v'onmg. This is in accord
ance with a charter provision.
The vote on Iho eity hull proposition
requires u majority of all persons voting
in order to be carried. It is important
that every \oter should got in his ballot
on this question.
The paving bonds reqn'n a two-thirds
vote in order to ho carrion.
Citi/ons wlioi' names uro not regis
tered may be sworn in upon aindavits ,
but. such nllidavils must slate the reasons
why tnoy tailed to register , and must be
vouched for bv a resident of the ward ,
who must certify that ho knows the voter
to be : i eiti/.en and resident of the ward
in which ho desires to vole.
AViiriiiii to 1'crsoiiH Not Allowcil tii
Vote.
The persona whose names nro pub'
1'shcis below have laken out their first
papers since the Ud of October. The law
prohibits any person from voting who
lias taken his first papers within tiiiity
of election. The namo-i of llm foi
lowing persons IIIMO been icgistered , and
luey should be stric'.en ' irom the lifts , us
any of them who votes is liable to be sent
to the penitentiary.
1-red Thomson , Denmark ; llanno
MnrioNlcUon. Denmaik , llourv Merkel ,
( icrmany , William Itaninlmch. < ! ermanyj
Martin Haas , lii-nnany ; Polor .histeuso.i ,
Denmark ; Peter Lund , Denmark , James
J. MoCnbo , Ireland ; J. U. Koelion , Kng-
lmd : , K. Wislnntn. Sweden ; James
McJuflio ( , England , llemiick Htiehlmus ,
( icrmuns ; \\'illi..m . lUorriaon , Lnglaml ;
Arthur .lohn.son , Lnglaud , Thomas Mor
ris , Ireland ; Andrew PclcrMudtion , Den
mark ; Christina Christiauson Holme ,
Denmark ; Knc\nld Kristeii'-oii Holme
Denmark ; Julian Nelkorn , ler !
many ; Alfied Ltimboig , Swedeni
Far.i'r I'nul , Austria ; Hem diet Heiter ,
Aitbtrm ; Joseph Kiii/er , Austria ; Fran/
XelAuslii.i ; ; John Uierbaiim , Austiia ;
Wilhelm Marek , Ciormany , S Kopor
Crickmore , Kugland , Vaclav Hiii'ta , Aus.
tria ; Vaclav Krnnil , Austria. Josef
IJ.irtu , Aiinlriu , Anton Kiijuikii , Austria ;
John Sebek. Austria , ( ieorg lireekner ,
( icrmaii } ; Alexander Kiandcr Kussia ;
Andrew Hul.liis/ . , Austria , Slephau
Mahr , Austria , John Mi-idlinger , Aus
tria ; John Mnier , Ai stria ; Wilhelm
Fochor , ( liirmaiiVi Thomas Clausen ,
Germany ; Joseph Vamg.ila , Aui-trin ;
John Stofck. Austria , Cl.ius Lnntkn ,
( iermnin ; John Chapo , Austria ; Sam
Mr , HidhiinliiiU'r ' cutVi ) replies to tlio
BII'M : : qiiestiona of .last Friday in f"- ' (
lows : . .
_ | ( , ( . . , | { JJt , JJformer nvniber of
thuloird" novriddtH llo : "load woik"
menlioned for It'll ' M its per JIIIM winch
formerly cost thfjc tjnty twenty cents to
twenty live eenis ii u' , sard.
'JI dt ) not know why "certain politi
cians have been llbloMo snvo Ilinu-.lliils '
ol dollars for gnidjng strut-is in iront ol
tneir prop-rtv iwpmrally "on Thirteunth
street , in Iron ! ol Jlisc.iiri"iieeausn not
one lootot eartn'lms been moved on that
street in "frorfJ" < > P lluseall's ten aero
lot , " or e\cn wllldii the eity limits nt the
county's expense since I hi-onum a mem
ber of the board of county commlssion-
eis.
eis.it The Ki itntiv illlow the sherllV from
fifty 11 seventy-live cent' ) per day lor
cai'ing for each of the pr Miners ol Iho
county. The uiimborof prisoners ranges
trom iifty to soventv-'vodnily per inniilh
li , } comiiitmgthu : | < osl al this rate , the ex-
travaitant amount of ear.ug for crimi
nals , It will cani.y be seen , cannot bo liid ; ;
to the county coiumiMiouois In proof
of tliis ( lie number of commiitaln may bu
aseerlnined by rolorenoo to the records
of tin- police courts.
! From time to time trivial charges
have been nindo iigainst tlio ellicieney of
Mr Piurco as sup rintendeiit of thn poor
farm. The < u enar us have b-on care-
tull > and lioneatlt iimst gitei ) by I he
county bo'ir l , but thus lar w t.iuut an >
thin. ; to w.irr.iul tin .iCLiisatluit ttial h >
lins tipptvcttlicr derelict or InofflelouMn
he n < r formanco of tlio duty mentioned.
When Mr. Pierce shall bo removed it will
lie when a inorcor , nt least , us compott-nt
u man shall be found to take hU place.
ft Hy reference to the record * of tlio
county treasurer , it will bo found thnt
during the months of May , Juno and
Julv , the quarter in advance of the three
months immediately betoro the cam
paign , and especially election day , one-
third more money was paid enl for
" " romU nnd
"county work , including
bridges , than win during Ihe latter quur-
tor including the campaign and almost
tlie day of election. Witli regard to the
biiiUio near Uicke's farm in McArdlo
precinct , it lias been promi > ed by com
missioners for fouryenis back , one year
beioro I was elected ; but owing to a want
of money in tlio bridge fund , other
briilges which were more Imperatively
needed were constructed. Threw mouths
ago. however three mouths before olec-
l on , day mjself and Commissioner
Timme wenl and measured the span , and
tlio contract wns limilly let with Ihe un-
dcrstanding that the money was not to
be collected until May , 18 (1. (
( I If there has been any omission In
the proclamation for Iho s lie of inirt ot
the county lurin , it has been supplied by
u resolution of the board which sols lortli
tlio maniier in which the sale shall be
cllected and which has been handed for
publication in the Uir. : .
7 'I ho right of way through the poor
farm to tlie licit Line was obtained on
the payment of $1KI ! ( , which amount
wtis allowed by the appraisers appointed
by thu county court. The laud con
demned ntnount.s to about four IK res ,
and at tlie time it was considered re
ceived a fair valuation. The prospective
appreciation of the rest of tlie farm lor
other purposes ' ecansc of the Holt Line
was also considered and has been ex
perienced in the eighteen months since
Ihe line was loeated
b I cannot explain why republican
oflicials employ democratic ur any other
kind of emplo\es Hut I can say that
every man in the employ of the county
board is a man who both understands
and performs faithlnlly the work nllotled
to him. If lie did not. republican or
demoernt , lie would not bo ictaincd in
his position. With regard to Messrs.
Corlisn , Leahy nnd Pierce , 1 shall simply
say that they , not I , can answer lor their
political preleronces. H. O'Kr.i.ri i : .
Tln < Commissioners' Proposition.
The lesoliition passed by Ihe board of
county commissioners at tl eir meeting
last Friday in relation to the submission
to the electors of Iho proposition to sell
the poor farm lias created ateclingof
MLspieion among many thinking voters
and taxpayers. In that resolution tlio
comis ioner.s say "Should said proposi
tion carry , we should proceed at once to
lay out said land into lots and blocks ,
ami appoml Iliree disinterested persons
as ivpimiiscrs to appraise said lands , and
that none of said lands shall be sold tor
less than appraised value. "
The proposition seems a very indefinite
one in many resueels , and eau be so con
strued as to allow tiiu commission ot
numerous inegular'lics A number of
prominent eiti/.uns who are interested in
pubiio aiitiirs , wlien interviewed on the
Mibject , expressed dis.satisfacti'in at the
manner in which the commissioners had
made the proposition. The opinion
" -eemeil to pievail that it would be e\-
Iremely hai'.ar.lous to place in the handset
ot the cominisniouors the power which
the proposition grants. Nothing is h.iid
by la board as to how Ihe appraisers ot
the land shall be appointed , an I hence it
would bo until nil to suppose that tjiu
commissioner.- , themselves Would appoint
them. It is generally thought Unit this
gives a grand chance for a "deal" wdh
u syndicate , wherebv the land may bo
app'raivcd at a figure entirely too low ,
and as no spcciucalon is made as to
whether tlio sales shall bo public or pri
vate , that the opportunity could easily be
taken advantage ol to s-11 I ho land at a
low \altrilion , and st.ll the agreement
made b.v the commissioners be complied
with. As tar as can be learned there is
great opposition to the proposition IMS-
cause ol the unreliable manner in which
il is proposed to curry il out.
Michael I'm cell hereby gives notice
th'il he will not ion as a domooralic can
didate lor the oinee ot assessor in Ihe
1'ifth ward.
TlioVanl IloiiiulnrlrR.
In order Unit each and every voter may
know the ward he is is in , the following
listol ward boundaries is published :
First \\.ini Howard street on Iho
north , Thirteenth streel on the west , e.ty
limits on the M > I t i , the river on the east
Voting place nt tne southwest corner of
Tenth and Jonc.s strjnls.
Seeond Ward First district Howard
direct on tlie north , riftoenlh street , the
Liiiou Pacilie track and the cily limits
on tlie west , city limits on the south
Thirlcenlh street on tne east. Voting
place at No. l-M Soul'i ' Thirteenth streel.
becond diMricl SI Mar.\ . \ aveiinu and
Leavenworlh street on Ihe north , oily
limits on the west and south , Union Pa-
ci.us track and Fiiiocntli street on the
cast , , \otiiig place at T.l.J St. Mary's
avenue.
Third Ward Davonpoit street on the
north , Filteeiith siieetoii the west , How
ard street on tnu south , and Iho river on
the cast. Voting place at the carpen
ter fchop on the east side ol Klevonlh
street , between Doughis and Dod o
streets.
Fourth Ward First district Daven
port sireel on thu north tioui Filteeiith
to Nineteenth streetCh cngo , limn Nmu-
teonth to I'wvnty-sixth , section line Irom
'I weiily-riixtlt to city limitcily iimils on
tile west , Douglas street on llm south
irom Fnteonrli to JonVrson , Dodgu street
irom JoU'ci'son to city I mils , Flleeiith
Mre.et on the east. Voting place at
Planters house on Capitol avenue , bo
tyt'oun Silxlcculh and Seventeenth till . -els
Second distr el Douglas on the north
trom Fifteenth to Jmi'crnon , Dodge trom
Jedbrsoi' to c.ty limits , city limit-sou the
west , St. Mary's ineiiue on lliu south to
Phil Sheridan , Leavenworlli Irom Phil
Sheridan to city limits , Filleonlh street
on thu can ! Voting place al li.isum.'iit
in now court house.
Fifth Ward First distrlcl- Hurt streol
on the north , Nineteenth on the west ,
Davenport on the south , and the river on
the east , Voting place nt southeast cor
ner ol Twelllh nml ( 'Indigo ' streets.
Second distiietCit.v limits on the north ,
Nineteenth street on the west from Hurl
streol to north line ot K. V. SmithV addi
tion , and Twentieth stteet limn north
line of Smith's addition lo cily limits ,
Iturl streel ( in lliu south , and the n\er on
the cnM. Voting idaco at Kedman's Iced
btom , I/.iird and Sixteenth stivcls
bixlh Ward. Fir-it disirict - City limits
on tuo iioitli , Saunder.s street mi the
west , Chicago street on Iho south , Nino-
tiM-nth steeul on the east Irom Chicago to
north line ot K. V. Smith's addition , nml
Twentieth sireel trom north line of
Smith's mldit on to cily lim.ts. Vut'ng
plac-o al ' 01 ? Cinning street. S > cond dis
tnctCitv limits on the north and west ,
Chicago streol on the south Irom Nineteenth
teonth t Tweniy-sixlh , and section linn
from Twenty-sixth to Iho eity limits
Voting place at J.D | Cumuig street.
. V , we
When alio wni J tihllil , lie cnwl fur ( n li > rl .
Wbeit mo l > i.aiu AIM , imo cliiu ; U > t.uitorlk ,
\Vkou DUO iiiJ Cullorou , iha gave lUeiu UMiurU ,
NEWS OF A BUSINESS .NATURE
WLoat Closes tlio Day nt Friday's Best
Soiling Figure.
MARKET FLAT AND LIFELESS ,
Vothlng of Nolo to Kcport from
the Iilfo Stock I'etiH lloport of
Tratlo nt Homo Markets mill
I''orol > jii I'olnts.
CHICAGO Gil A TV M < YKKl-rr.
CIIICAOO , Ocuril.HHp.vlnl tothn Hir. : |
Wiinvr tfth rowasniiyllihifln t'llstnvn
hat was ll.it to-diy it W.H wliuat. TIKTO
was nt Ilin 8.11110 tlini > inthcr more tlinn the
HU.il inn unit of KiHdji to disturb it. bat fur
ionic1 iitystcilulls reason It rofiHed lo bo ( Us-
ill bed , The fnvoiito option , Decctnb.'r , o.i.y
liictnalcdYo nil dnv , i.ingln t th bulk of the
imo at jestcidny's closing prices. The early
end MIC ) wiis downward , iniilu HO bj oab'iM
show tin ; nn Incie.isoof 003,0U bushels In tlio
Mock In Liverpool , which was expected ,
[ ' "tour , on tiiii other hum ! , showed a doeronso
of'iVOOJ ) hurels. Tlioso lads , coanlod with a
loport fromSt t'uil tint tlirjn mills ut Mm-
no.ipolls would shut down todiy and mom
would lollow ni'Xt week , niiuto whc.it hen\
mil sold Dcccinbei IlK'k'Uliuly toNiVo , its
owest iHjint , The Hakeisiinti Lestcrsdldallt-
[ > o sellfML ; on ( ho bic.ik , lint In a Kcnoral way
tht'io woino lame om-rators on tlio nmiket.
I'lio iHinil disposition shown on Satin-
il.iy to eloar trades prevailed. For thn same
loa.son a Intwo share of trading was In the
way of chania'.s Into Deieiubor'of MHIIU still
nioio rcinotu delivery. A Mid feelim ;
sprain ; iii ] on llto inpoit that next
wick's iccilnts In tin1 nnithwestwnn'd ' show
a dccicas' ot .7J per cent , and a ilu'iiiiiuup of
the e.xiioits fiom tlio three leading Atlantic
imils. which \\rio tiuii.uoo bushels , lli'io
Ucecmhor lluctn itcd iitonnil NTc , finally woi I- ;
Imj up lohJ'4ooii little spin Is ol luea' ' fin vl tig.
"PaUs" wen * iiriilii quoted as contilbntini ; a
lair share of tlii-siippoilinj ; inlhicnccilh -
niilhlcli ah.icKwui.l movement would have
been piobablo. The close was steady and
linn at thn hlirh"sl point ot the da ) , Just
wh'-io ' it stood \ost'tdiiv.
Pome There"\\iis little disposition to trade
in ( lie hoi ; product , the eiowd conerallv nn-
tlclpatliiK n der.lne II stoiiesuf blc receipts
iH'Mcek me inadi ! tiod. As I Itistiatiiu
the high tavor In which job lot traillim (10) ( )
hairel packimcIs ) held , it limy be cited that
thisqit.intltv ol November poi.c was hawUeil
around all tint inoiiiinu' and iinallyold nt
! S7.t > r'tor { Ilu bi'st , tliniih ! loinid lots lot
November d'llveiy did not s.-ll undergs.tn.
I.iitu cables \\oic very heavy.
Cons' Theio W.HC Misidoraalosttr inciri ,
imitictihul ) the IM-.II stall , it belli' : n "nlonnd
lion case" with n jrond ninnv tiadeis. Tins
busk demand niado th < - pieiniuin at one tlnm
us liL'li as t'e. ' ; but Inter it lellofl as the no-
maud bL'caiuo supplied.
CIIIC\OO IjlVl3 STOUIC.
CIIICAOO. Oct. 31. [ S.ieolal to the linn. ]
CAI'II.K UnsinosH was .slow and a ipuot
market , on account of the seaiclty of good
e.ittloaud tliu.sin ll numbers ol Te\ans and
r.nu'oi.s. Tliuitsjfnl iiiitiMisnn salo. say n\u
or six loads , so.d at a sliglit iiilvanee , and
slnee thu Kie.it Inciik of n week a o I-'iidaj ,
Ihuio lias bjea un advance of'JOJ > Uc on fall
to Kood iiativeMind r > t < JJe on tlio oidlnmy
inn ot nativos. This advance , howi'ver , was
not developed until abuiit 'I'luuxl.iy , and
lioin that day on until to-day th"io has b.en
n gradual iiniiiiu' uji ( in prices lor the oidi-
IKU V run of nalisos. Itanu'ocaltloaio'JIX lOj
liuiiei than duiini ; tin- break ot laitwook ,
lint Te\ans lm\o SIMICO y nrido an ach.uico
woitli iimtUionin . s o kei and toi-dor tiado
is sliowinuunslder.ili u activity. A
larjo number nt lijht ; stiukeis
werii woiKed Off last weuk lit
\oiy low pnci s and the week closes with
aouut 1UJ , Head in in.IMII.I , or at lo i-t > ) J in
SO ui MJ ilH. . ' Si.r.u' ' . ' .so ; ( MM 'to
. , Aj.u < .dij.ij. ( U'j-.t'-iii laiKeM , no niu illy
natives and hamuvcd-j , ? ? .i. . Dvai l. " > j ;
C0t\s , 5r'J , ( V ! ; t.OO.
llon.s Tiado wasai-tho and prices r/iilOc
lowor. An.nit I.OM on ao , and pacucis
and shipp'r- . iiii'ht almut , : ! tOJj , ILMMII ) ;
lii.UJO to H.OOJ iinsii.d. I'.iokin and ship-
piii'A 'JW to ; r.j . IH. ! , : t.ii : : t.i . I.i ut
weights , : ! ) to 17J Ibs , da.)0 ) y.jj ; K > 0 to Jio
KINANCIAI .
New Yorlc. Oct. : . MoNr.v On call
eusv at 0 ! per cent.
I'IUMU MIKCAMII.K I'AI-IIII 4g > pui
l-'oV.icinx KXCIIANOI : IJn.i.s Dull and
nncha'i ed.
( Jo vuiiNMr.yTH Dull but btron ? .
biocivs i/'o. 11,1.11 ill , i. if e.oiin pliers this
rvenliiK with tlmsol jewUsHhw tlio niaiuct
tonlay IUISS.IOVMI decided stivn lh , but it is
holdoin that un npwaid movement has been
accompanied ny t.n uinil aiiionnt ol iiie 'ii-
l.uity and le\eii-lilii s. HID lesull. liow-
e\er , ollnu da\V o | eiatlons is in iul\ineu
foi almost ever ) thin ; on II o list and a m i-
joiity ol tlio stocks aie o\vr I pel cent hi 'lici
til in last evmin ' One ot llm teaiines 01
tin- d.iwas a decide I adv.iiife in Van I M-
hiltK ' 1-aKo Shoie gained 'J'f ' pel ceiil anil
Now Voi K Cential 1 ' < l > 'i cent ( Jonld S.OCKS
weie also inomiiioiit nil aihaiices , as well as
len wed activity 'J'lieilealin sin Noilliein
I'acliicMind their n-MK-mtes at tacled mi.c . i
attention. < ) ie/on N ivitrntion , in tlio last
hour , Mi'd ' as Idicli aUJj , , par. bein , ' Ilia
inicoat wliich tb option was MM.-II Dv the
Oregon Ti iMseoiitiiient.il company , w neh
u\pned toda. In tin ; iliml du.illnirH th-i.-
wasaMidd n lica ) ! > . w.thout bale , Horn IDJj
toUUj4. lint a iinieU i.i'lj ' to pai and tint last
hale \\iiMiiadoal 10) ) ' . u net un of 1 M pel
cunt. Noitliein I'.i-l.jet oniiiiini IIHO ' pel
cent and pieienu I h l 'i cent. At the olllce
ot tlio Kami i.s' l.oa-i and Tni-t eo.ini.in >
lids iivenin : . It was Mated that most ol llm
KOI them I'.ieiiie's both commoii and ple-
Iciieil stoc-ks have ben cjillid ; , wljllo aihaiu-
ic u was taken ot the option on v ly Ilitlo ot
IhuOu'XDii UaihMivnnd NaviKiillon.
siocut > ON WAI , i , MJIIIJ. : :
. .j9 rent bonds. . . Kit i C. .N.V \ . 110'a' '
U..S.4'-/ ' . 1HS jneforiisd. . . ! !
Now4's . l 'l ' X. Y. C . iu I' *
I'aeiiieii'Hof ' 'ii. l'Js'4 ' Oie on Iran. . . 'Ji's '
Central I'.u'l.io. . ! ' ! 1'ai'inc .Mad . & > '
C..tA. . . . 1:1. : 1' . . D. &i : . Hi/y
iiioieiijii . . . i. t1. r.t : . 1:11 :
C. , II. .V ; ( i . . . . l"i' ' ISoelt Island . . 1'J-t'i '
II. . I , . , VW . ! # ) ; , bt. L , .VS. I' . . . . " 'J '
I ) , . 'o It. ( i . I 'H nieleiiod.
Jdfu . 'JJiH'C. . Jl.iS5U I'
iimlcnedII lueieucd. . . Ill
lllinoinOntial. . lill'iSt. ' I1. .V. ( ) . -M'-i.
1. . It. tV\V \ . I'1 ' ' piefeiiiid. . . I"1 ;
TeMi.s TaeidO. . . JJl'f '
Union I'ac , . ic.
L. A ; X 4' < ii \V. \ , St. L. .VI' . . 1' '
Mich. Cential. . . . 7.1 Jj , piofciicd. . . IT ,
.Njo. Paci.ic 101 \YeMeiii \ IJiiiim. h < i
Norihein Pao. . . --A ' '
Clilrnso , Od. ill. I'linir Qnlnl nml
U iclnnued : Williel whillt. Houtliein , Sl.7i.fl
.i.Jj ; Wisconsin. &l.'l ' < . > ' > : .Michi.'aii,8.VK(9 ( (
4.1KJ ; sort hpi'iu' 9l.7ijiSI..l ( ' ; .Mliuiihota ba
kers. ci.-(0 : l'iO ' ; patenus , oi. iaf\T > .
U'he.it liiillli i dull : o-it'iiid we.lli , declined
9 < ( < 1.e.stien ihencd.iilviiiiccd SWXle , leaded
V/ ' and dosed ni in n t-hndeovir yo tuidu\ ;
Hityui-w'ijj1 cash ; rt'i' ' O'lobui ; Mfi < l > '
Kovemii. r : ' Te Hecember ; bxj .luiiii.uy ;
U xi'f.'Ujii ' Ala ) , N'o. a led. b'i.
Coin A littio ntoiiiiictivo : n-.n fntnieH ad
vanced e.uh but declined ) ( ' ! > e , an I Hniid
nbmit 'fc iindoi jestoidnv ; duleiied linuies
aiiialiuut iiiiclmii''cd ; 4i > ! rash : 4)4 ) ' < i do o-
her ; Jf'COf K'VNuvemhii ' ; ; > yiC'4'o ! jeal !
J i-tfc. n man . M\a .May.
( lats Uetoboi in h'uod demand : pilr-iv wcio
loiivd up l'4e ' , bin l ailed ! 4i'4 > < < ; ilmeu.d
Imnies iniiet and abmt niichani-'ed ; 'ii'ji'4 '
J" is c-isU : 'j o OutolirVfe ; Aiivumnoi J
J. " > /i / ! Diven b i . Jl.i'1f ' .Maj.
Ho-Diii. atiilc.
Hailo.\-(2uietali' > fi' . -
Timotlu In K"'t ' demnml nml nbout ' . '
liiuhui ; pilme. S'l.ii.x'il.i'- ' ' .
F'j.iXMi'd-Knslei Imt uiisuHlwl ? No. I ,
I'o'uV Aelhu : mled ea\v , dcolin d r.'iOKV
ami elOfcd tamif.f.OO IUIHI | : 5r. ' < Oclobei :
bei : ' . ! i7 iio-'UX ) .liiiiuun.
J.-.ml - Mndeiiiteh acilve but inlidn tilllo
lowei : & ' > . * iltl' ( > .m M"li and Octoli '
IJnlk Meats Shoulder * ntuF short rloar ,
nbnnt nnclmiued ; # horl rlb < , l.tW,1 ! ! . .
Wliliky-SlfadyntSI.U. .
Hatter Weak nml oniet ; Kdod to fnnor
cicamory , l JTo ; Booil to eholco dairy , 10
tfi.oo. '
l'heo oI'irm nml In llcht inpply ! ehcil *
dars. ! 0 lO-soi ; Until , lOXbJlUJfu ; sUlnti , 0) ) (
,
( K Firm nml Inftooil request nt 18'Q ]
H'c.
Ste.idvnmhiiiolmiuodihenvyKr'iMi
nnltutl , fully enied , lin' lUlit , < ' dimmed ,
OXe : null lil.Kis , Ojfot tinwiltv.i. . ItHO.
Tallow SUMily nml tin 'liau oil ; Ni . I ,
country , fto.
Pmir. bills . lllH ) V.OOOJ
\ \ ne.,1 , bil . MUOO lll.tK )
Coin , tin . 10UXK ) 11)7.001 )
Oats , bn . W.ono 101,00
K\e Im . 7.XK ( ) SJKK , ( )
l.ailev , bu . fil.oih ) 4t,000 !
New Y rc. ! OcU ! . Wlit'M-Hpee\pti \ ,
70.1XA ) ; ovpoiiti , 0 , OJO ; spot ( 'nules dlillt O | > -
tions opened heavy nml deeiined ( S c ,
later inlod stiomcei nml rallied cO'jr. elm-
In nun ; miKinded red , W U-Je ; No. "J ted ,
UV in elovalor : D.-cemher e mini ? at tm e.
Coin Spot ilrm tint < pn'-t : opiloiH openeif
weak , later advanced u li , - , eloslint tejjdy ;
nveiiit.s , vW.UOJ ; \ ports , ii.O1 ! . ) ; nnuiiuhil ,
4s@vivjc ; No.lie : ; No. a , 5V In 'litvu'tor ,
, M'4C ailtnii ; DiK'oinlu-i elmliiH' ut4li.Hc.
O.iU A flhado si longer and nioderatMy
netive ; leeolpls , 'J7H ( > ( i : imports UO.IKM mlxeit
western , 'JlV IV ; whllo weteinc'Mc 1'e.i
retiolumn-riim ; united closed ai 31 U'Y.
l ' , 's In fair it-iiiie-st nmlsteady ; rccelpUi ,
2tKM iinckiiKu
I'lirk Duil , moro or less mnnlnal ; tne.ti
( pmted nt Sl.W ) ( < $ lO.UJ lor limpeoliil. ,
hard A shade Jowoi Imt tnlily active ;
cimtiaet Knule , .spot , 3(1. ( " 0 ; snle.s of eho eo ,
lo iinlve , td.l. ) c nml t. ; l-eccn.ber ,
llntlor Klrmnnd In fairdonmnd :
I'heoso ( Jnlet nml barely Rleady.
Mlhvnukue. Oct. \VlKMl-45tniniJl
eash , M > 5o ; November , 8. " > > iij tlecouuMr ,
' ?
( oi n Weaker : No 2lOtfo. .
Oats Stiomr : S'o. 'J , a lj < o.
lhe-lull ; No. I , iltc. '
Hai ley-Dull : No. IS , ftl c. ,
I'l.iVMioiis liower ; HUMS pnrk , nsh nml
Novemtiei , SS.Ui ; Di-ecmnei , Ss.li'.j' .
rinclnnntl , Oel , -Wheat-Dull ; No.
'J Ird , IMc.
Coin Weak nnd lower : No. SmKed , I.V.
Oat.s ICiisior ; No. 'J mixed. 'JTiiflj ; tc.
l.jo Quiet ; No. - ' , li-Xirili e.
Hailoy In fair demand ; extra No , U fnll ,
"r oik-DnllntPS.7S.
liniil Nominal at SM.S" .
Wlil ky-Sle.iilintSl.O ! ) .
nilnnonpolls , Oel , : ! . - Wheat Quiot.bnt .
stead \ ; iSo I haul , lush mid Nu\eiiib > r ,
b'tc ; Decemb-i , Ulc ; .May , I'.V ; No I nmtlioin ,
easli and Noiuinner , ! > lc ; Deeetntui , NV ) }
Max.l'lc '
Mom l-'nsler , hnjors ho'dini ; off ; palcnta ,
Sri.i.'Min.fi , iM'ucrs , 8 > 4.V4i.40. : ! ( ,
Kceeipts Wlieat , H MK > I ; iloni.iK' ' ) . f
OhlnpmenL Wheat. Ul.tXxi. llom. . ' 1.010. .
OeU iJI.-Whp.ii Lniuo
pl > ; now No. winter and npun.r , 7s ' . ' I. .
Coin -Supply laifto ; 4s IM | 101 tput ; 1s
fiVd lei Oetolvr ; I.sId for Deecmbri.
Toledo , Oct. ! --Whcnt QuiOl nml
steady ; cash and Novomb.T , I'lo. '
Coni null ; eisliirie. .
Oats Lifeless : CIHI ! and Novomhei.Ofi' c.
liiuisim Oily , Oct. : . Who.itQnlel1
evsii , i.ie bid , T.iJ o .iMii-d ; Noxem-iei , Tie ;
.Maj , S7 e.
Com liniet ; eash. 3o'e bid. S0-e nsked ;
Novembi'i , U7e bid , abe asked ; JnN ! * bid.
( Mts- Nominal ; .Me bid. l > ' , e asked.
Si. IionK Oi-t. -Wheat Unsettled ,
f.iiuy uciive and hUier ! ; cJo'ini ; at Vc' " "
o\or josteul iy : inyt\te.H \ ' < e for casii ; ' .ti c mr
No\onit > ei ; V' ' . > , ' ( , o 101 lleeembei ; 1
Uom Lowe ! nnd veiy dull ; : ; ( ; ! foi
cash anil Novemoer.
Oats- Lower and \eiy
wish ; U'ij > jc lei JIay.
l\e ! Nominal ; -i-s cbld.
1'otk iiiiliuSS. ' < r
] , ud Nominal ; o.i.iiO biiL
\\'lnsk > bie.uly at 31. U.
li uitei U ncli.uued.
r ivii : STOCJC
Ghluiigo , Oct. iJl. The Diovers' Jnnrnil
leixiiis :
Cattlii-Iteceip's , 1,109 ; plilpim : steers ,
S.5j : ; i.MJ ; co\n , buii.s alul n.lyd , fcl t > $
" > . > ; I'exaiirt , bie.uly. Shtii - . 'i' , "VOht lit
I.UULIS , iioiuln.iil ) bie.uly ; imnvcs and lia'f- '
br eds , t" . < 0vl. ) .0 ; eu\\b , idUy''J. .0\iiliii.lca
Ilius iw.iiiih : ! | , is.000 : slow and lOc lourr :
1011411 an. I mi\ed , $ : ; DUX ; : ) ; piedn ' itJiii
H.iiiiliu | , S . i ' .iiJdiif | , > A 'UC' * ! Oi. '
Sheep l.'eioiils ] , sUO , ; hte.my , iiallV"s ,
Pl.\t.i.'i ( ) ( ) ; wusu'ins , 'J.oo j. i J , Tex n- > ,
Sl.T.'Hjtfi.OU ; lamtis , sit.lKK'l'l.W. '
Iviiiisas Cltj , O.-l. ill.Cattle Receipts ,
, nj. sliijiilioiiw , I.IKK ) , l.iuly aetivo , t-x-
puileis , < ; .i liii/ii.nl : common to choice nlll- |
innir. l.40ji4 > . .iitoekei'i ) ; and Im-doiH , Si.'vt
iycowl ! ) ; , S'i ' Al'J ' ; ( i'-Ws ' Tex.is
ai. , o iio. : ! [
llosUeeeipls , 7,030 ; shipments , l
wi.iiv , ind rina to , o.\ei ; K ° o > l to c.ioico ,
( if ! . ) . ) com , lion lo medium. ? ! 'I i ( < 1 * . ! " .
tiliiop KeceiiitH , JUJ. sliipments , liJiiiiot ] ;
eommon to ooil inuUuiisi. . jO tf . ) ) .
Kl. Louis , Oel. .Il.-Cattlo-Uuclils : | , 101 ;
shiiMienis , , UJ ; n it enou ii sup n\ lo make
m.iri.'i't ; only MII id iciali trade d HIM.
t > .icep-Ueceiits. | mine ; bluiimciiw , BJO ; no
Hiipiiiy and no nii.r.tct.
ninrkot Itovleiv.
The advent ol iluoi1,1.ivohas / fl"rved lo
toiiew Inisiiu-.ss aetu'lly in all line.s ol Imsl-
n..s-i. All br.inuliui ol w.ndos.ilo ti ulo have
been as HOD I the pist week and in MHIIO
c.i'-osevon Ii liter t.i.in dining the pieviom
woe.s. Them is u leudeliey to till oilier
pi ices on MII no lmrs ol mine landisii I 'i ices
on dij Koods.iioiiinniiu vei/ stead v. \ Kli
litlloor IM cian'c. Daring the past weil :
the ha o < ot hii.ivy Iliniiel KIIO Is luVf In-
cieased I , lively mid couniiy meK'hiniH who
liavobiion 1m din. IMC ! ; on account or tno
continuance of llm w.iiin weithei. meuv \ \
bundiiu In t ten oiders. T.io eo d w a Ii r
has bjiio.ilted llio com nissiini tin- mess to ( l
gicatoi o\Umt than aiiy ollioi. J3w luvc
advaiii-ed In pihi ) ami 1110 now htioii 'am ) MI
g'ooil domaml. liutiei lem.iiiis . abou ( tlio
hame. thoiiu'h ehoico di'iy ' and mil l > i.U-Ms
In belli i d. nmnil and will br n , ' a in th r
mice. Ohiitsu is ILJUIMIIIL ; ill w ud and il
I id cations arto bj u- led up n ' o > i
i.iy in tin ii w nit islock i eailj I
be the cnim-ib Tlie 01 . u Ii i- I *
the pouitM nun Let so f.ii , it > llvj el. Ic iii/
nil' ciimvi lied. I ue dem Hid n.ilit. . e.r - . i ,
ami it is no ti\\ mil. . 01 lo .I.S.MI-.U or Uio-o
eouiilU m Dc.li'ls , ue lieeoiiiilU IUIMOII
Ion o moiup lUiiucs lomiiu' in , .is IIIUsOu
| S I'll ' II MCllll , ' Wll.'ll it Will IIDt Oil s.l Oil )
slip and i.iom.uKi'l at | iiO'i"il is \ . iv i > lort )
sii/rd / ( > iHiNiiMinsoui -tion.'ei ihaiiiMt
HID opening i r the \\iei. . Tlio ( .i.iln m ir t
Ii isb"ii innnin : com . .u.ilh.'lyi..idi cm
elo-liiK'-'el'i-nii ' N' w com IM n it M-tpu
In an appeal , me tu an ) iitciit Ihi
lilieKwIieai. llom 11ei acli\ , an i I I *
< iuinlitiosaiitli ln hod. AllMinl-o fiId
piodnce. ili-en on , wi I be Ii- < < ! Id
mniid llm eoinhu < ; iniii sio l
ha\o made inep.ilil l.ilis ' h n . , 1 1. , i
titles , capecmll ) 01 iii | | I-M and potuo. M
OMAHA IjlVI-J KTOOIC.
U.MO.VMlKK V \l-lic. * i OM\II\ , |
h.itmiliij liscniiiir , ( ) i UI (
The live Htoeli in.iiki I was \ eiqui'l t"
di } .and M rt lilllc Moi K eh.Hi.i ( I builds utli < I
lli.'iil leeders. 'I'll- Miliis ol leil-i" * " '
iimtulni e. and.i liood niiiiv went ovel II.e .
N-nles , Fin Ihe uist Hum inv. . el.s llm Hilij
| i'of ' lions was vcc x of Ihe demtilld
'I'lielmxers oie inclined to hod elf and llm
packing huuseiMU'ie-not ieiaHcnltd | In Uio
Jiud *
rattle " "
11" - . . , OJ
I'lll.V.Mia.NII I'KICI.S.
I'oill lo ! dorxl l ( )
Cntths -
I.WM iiiHiiml over . . . . 31 4tXH fi'iS'i 0.- H
" i OK ' | w i i f4 JH )
H ilAu I U >
I ei'dniw
SlocKeis
( iiass'lVxaiiH 1 01) )
\Vn-teUi Ilaiuei'M . . 7.X
Nultie ( , ' ( l\\ .
Hlln- 1 7
lions
I'miili Mi.\ed. . , . . . . KOI
hoi