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THE OMAHADAILi-BBB. WEDNESDAY. MAttOII 31,1886.
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Notice of Registration ,
rpo TUT' lxgn\ \ Voter * of ill District of the Sth
JL Wnr l. In the Cltr of Omnhn :
You nro licrcbr notinoil ( lint the tinder .l rned
will sit ni Ilrfflntrnr for the ai DlMrlct of the Bth
"Word , nt Iteilmnn's free ! gtorr , 918 North Ifith
etroet.eoramonclntr Thurglny , March Zoth , K-8J ,
ntll o'clock n. m. , fort ho purpo o of roirl'tcr-
Inir nllnnnlllloil votoiv within taUlM ! District of
of thd Mh Wnnl , nnrt for the pnrpcgo or nddlnR
to , mul corroPtlnif thn r rl trntlon ftlrcndv
mndo , and for suoli purpo o the undorlKUC < l
will lt nnrl keep hl book of rofi < tr tlon open
oncli dnjr thoronftoi' ( i-Jiopt 8undn } ) fit the
plaeo nforMnld from eln\on o'clock n m until
foron o'clock p. m. , until Monday , April filh , nt
tlio hour of 12 o'cl-ick m.whpn snl I book of
rcffl'trntlon will lie c1o oit AH qunllllfd votcM
nronoiineiliuatlcnilnnd fee thnt tholr nnmo )
nro properly .
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mhl8 HofflstrnrCd District of f > tli Ward.
notice of Registration. .
n OTHR Lcpnl VotOM of the ai District Of tlio
Jh Wnrd , MI tlio CHr of Onmlm :
You nro hereby notllled thnt the iiinlcralpnoJ
will < ! lt M Hcfflstrnr for snld ili'trlct nl the Wn-
lin h Ticket OfllfO , N. > . cor. 1/ilh / nd Kiminm
strecU , eornmoncltir ( Thursday , Miuoli S > th , ItSO ,
nt II o'clock n. in. , for the pnrpo o of rpjl tor-
Inir all qitftlinod votartwithin * ald district , nnd
for the purpoo of nddlnsr to , nml corrcotltiK the
roKlitrntlon alrcn/ly uiuda , nnd forguch purpose
the iimlottlxncJ will sit nnd kcop hl4 book of
roKlitrntlon open onch dnx thorcnftor ( oscopt
Sundnyn ) nt the plnco nforoinld fiom olovt'n
o'clock a. in. until ro < , on o'clock p. in. , until
April r.th , ISM ! , nt the hour of 12 o'clock m ,
when anld book of tcidslrntlnn will boclosod.
All nunllfled voters lira notlllod to nttond niid
see tlmt tholr nnmos ni o properly reslMorod.
J.\Mi:8 : O. CAlil'KKTRK ,
mhl7 Itojl tmr2d Ulstrlot , < th Ward.
Notice of Rcglstrnllon.
mo TUB Ix-Lml Votprsof tlio 1st District , 6th
X Wnrd , In tlio City of Omnha :
You are hrroby notified that the undersigned
will nit nq UoKl'trnr fur the 1st District , 5th
Wnrd , at ISM Chlcniro Rtroot , commenclntt
TIuiiTday , Miiroh > th , 18-M , nt 11 o'clock a. in. ,
for the ptirpo o of rcKhtorlnK nil qtmllflcd
votcrti with said 1st District , Oth Ward , nnd for
the purpose ) of nddhiK to , nnd corrvctlnv the
roKlstrntlon nlrrndy mndo , nnd for such pur-
| H > ia the uniloralirnod will nit nnd kcop his book
of rrirhtrutlon opnn onch dny thoroaftoroxcopt (
Bundn > 8)nt ) the plnco nforosald frora cloven n.
m. inilil flovon p.m. , until Monday , April Gth ,
nt the hour of lam. , when Biild book of regis
tration will bo closod. All mmllfloil voters nro
nolincd to attend nnd sso that tholr nnmos nro
Notlco of Registration.
the legal voters of the Hist District , 4th
TO M'nnl , In the city of Omnhn.
You nro hereby notllled thnt the undersigned
will fit ns lU'glstinr for Iho lit District of the
4th ward , nt I'orsylh's di ng store. 10th nnd Cap-
I Avonnocommencing Thtliflday , Muich25 ,
188rt , nt II o'clock n. in. , lor the purpose of reg >
Istorlmr nil qtmllllod voters wllhln snld 1st dls
trlct of the 4lh ward , nnd for the purpose of nil
ding to nnd corroding the registration nlromly
mndo , and for such purpose the undersigned
will nit nnd kcop his book of rojM ration open
oacli ilny thereat lor. oxccpt Sunday * , nt the
plnco nfoiosnld from 11 o'clock n. m. , until 7
o'clock p. m. , until Monday , April 5th , nt the
honrol ISo'clocIc m.nhcn said boon of regis
tration will he closed. All qilnlllk'd voters nro
not Illod to attend nnd see thnt tholr nnmos nro
propel ly roistered. W J. MOUNT ,
ItegIstrnrlstDUt.,4thWmd.
Omnhn , March goth. 188H. _
Notlco of Registration-
mo Till : Li-gal Voters of 1st District , Sixth
i Ward , In the City or Omaha :
Yon uro hereby notlllod tlmt the undersigned
will sit as Ilcglstrar for First (1) ( ) District , Sixth
( OWnrd ) , nt thostoroof It. II.Lucni , ' . " 'OJ Cum-
Ings St. , commencing Tiinrsday , Mnrch 2.1th ,
18141,111 11 o'cloak a. ui. . for the purpose of reg
istering nil qmilltlod voters within snld Hloctlon
District nnd for Inn purpnsa of adding to , nnd
correcting the registration nlromly mndo , nnd
for such purpose the undersigned nlll sit nnd
kcop bis book of loglstrntlon open each dny
Uoronftorfo-xcoptSunilnys ) nt the plnco nforo-
sald from cloven o'clock u. m. until raven o'clock
p. m. , until Monday. April 5th , nt the hour of 12
o'clock in. , hen Bald book of registration will
bo closed. All ( inallllod voters nro notillod to
attend nnd BCO that their nnmos nrn properly
registered. CliAS. WILK1N3 ,
mch-17 noglstrar 1st Dlatrlct.ctli Wnnl.
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Notlco ofRegistration.
TO THK Legitl Votorsof2d District of the Oth
Wind , In tlio City of Omnhn :
Yon nro hereby notlllod that the undersigned
will lt ns lloglstrnr for the 2d District of the
Cth Wngd , at the stoio of A. II. Sander , corner
of Cumlng nnd 24th streets , commencing Thurs
day , Muivh 2Mb , 18MI , nt 11 o'clock n. m. , for the
purpose of registering nil qualified voters within
suld2nd Dlstuct of the Otli Wnnl , and for the
purpose of lidding to , nnd correcting the regis
tration ulrendv mndo , nnd for such purpose the
utulei signed will sit and keep bis book of lo Is-
tratlon open onch day thereafter ( oicopt Sun
days ) nt the plnco aforesaid from eleven o'clock
n. in. until KCVOII o'clock p. m. , until Monday ,
April 5th , nt the hour of 12o'clockm. , when paid
book of registration will bo closed. All iiuullllod
voters nro notified to nttond nnd see tlmt their
uamoR lire properly registered.
mhl7 JOHN CAItU. Iteglstrar.
Notlco of Rogistratio n.
mo TIII2 I.onl Voters of the 1st District of
JL the 1st Ward , In the City cf Omalm :
Yon nro hereby notlllud thnt the undersigned
will sit us ItCK'Istrai- the 1st Dlstilut ot the
1st Wnrd. nt5US und 5'.M South 10th btioet , com-
incnclm'Tliur.'day , Mnieh25th , I-M3 ! , nt 11 o'clock
iu in. , for thn purpose of rouislei : Ing nil ( | iiiill-
Hod voters Mlthlu said 1st District uf the 1st
Ward , and lor tho. purpose of nddlng to , nnd
con eel Ing the legislation nliondy made.and for
puriioso the undersigned will sit nnd keep
his book of registration open cnuh dnv thorn-
niter ( oscept Sundays ) nt the plnco nfoiosnld
Iromnloven o'clock n. m. until Rovon o'clock
p. in. , until Monday , April full , 18 1. at the hour
of 1. ; o'clock in.heu Mild book of legist ration
will bo rlosnl. All iiuiilltloil voters iuo noticed
to attend nnd sou that their nnmns are piotiorly
icg'sterod. ' . ISAAO IIUIIIN.
mlilJ _ Itpgjstrnr j8tOlstrjct. 1st Wnrd.
llutlco of Registration.
T'O ' THK Ix-gnl Voters of 2d DUtrict , 1st Wnrd ,
In the city nf Omnhn.
Yon uro hereby notllled thnt theundorsignod
will Hit as ItoglKtinr lor 2d Dlstiict , 1st Wmd , at
172SSoiith iio : > onth strcot , commencing Mnrch
25th , IPbt ) , nt 11 o'clock a. m. , lor the purpose of
regMoiIng nil qnalltlcd valors within said 2d
District , nnd for the piirpogo of adding to , and
correcting the rtuietrntlnn already miulo , and
for such pin pose the undorflgnod will sit nnd
keep his book of registration open cnch day
theicnltcr ( o\ccps "iindnvs ) nl the place nfoio-
said liom cloven o'clock n. m. until rovcn
o'clock p. m. , until April 5th. 18 % nt the hour of
12 o'clock m. . when nuld book of leglstrntlon
will ho closed. All quuhllod voters nro notlllod
to attend nnd see that their nnmos nro properly
n-glMeiod. IIUNHY nilHKNl'KOItr ,
dmhmoap'i jlciKlatrnr'Jtl DlMilct , 1st Waul.
Notlco of Registration.
S'PO TUT. Lo ul Votora of Iho 3il District of the
X 1st Wmd , In City ol Omaha :
Yon am hoioby notltlod Unit the nmlorstgnod
will alt as llox-lfitrar fur the ltd District of the
1st Wnnl , nLlU'J South Ith stieol , ( omiiienelng
Tlmi-dny , March > tli , IBStl , at 11 o'clock a.m. ,
for the pniposo of loglsterlng all iinnlllUd
votora within said 3d Dislr.ot of the 1st Wnrd ,
and tor the puiposo oC adding to , and cancel
ing the i PBlstr.it Ion ahondy made , ami lortmc'h
purpose Iho nndeislgnod will sit nnd keep his
book of registration open onoh dny IhiiKnltor
( osccpt Hnnilnys ) nt the plnco nfurosnld Irom
rlovrn o'clock n m. until seven o'clock n. m. ,
until Monday , April Mb , 18'fl.nt Iho lumrof it
n'i lock m , , when mild book nf logistintlniMrlll
boclo'e.1. All < innllllod totorsmo notlllod to
attend ami eon thnt their mimes an * properly
roglslored. AI.I'ltKl ) V1NKY ,
_ mhl8 " _ _ J'o Islim-M District , Ut Wind.
Notice of Registration.
n O Till : l-ogul YotmBof2ml Wiu-U in the City
J ol Omaha ;
You iuo uoinby notlllod tint the undorslgnod
will sit as Hoglstinr lor thu Ut Dlstilct ol the
2nd Wnnl of n. ld city , at the S. W , ror. 13th und
Jackson ( llelmi-od is Co.'s btoio ) , conimeneing
Thursday , the -itii day of Mnich , A. D. , IhSj. nt
11 o'clock a. m. . for the pulpo o of roglbtoring
ulluallllt'l ] Totc'rs within Haul District and for
the purpoM ) of adding to , und cot routing the
registration already imvlo , nnd fnrbiiuh puriioso
tbo imdoi signed will sit und knop his book of
resignation eon | eueh dny thoio ltoru\ioit ( |
bundnjK ) at the place nfoiasnld fiom cloven
o'clock n. m. until toven o'clock p. in. , until
Monday , the Mh day of April , nt the hour of 12
o'clock m . \ \ lieu Bald book of registration will
b closed. All nimllllod voters uro notlllud to
uttdid nnd bco thnt thnlr names nro properly
roslMoroO. JAMUS DONNIJU.Y.Sii. ,
mchl7 Hogibtrar.
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Notlco o Registration.
rn ( ) THK 1 cjrti Voters of tho2d IHstilet of the
JL 2dard , in the City of Omnhn :
Kou nro heioby notlticd thnt the undurslgnod
will bit M KcKlMrnr lor thn M DKtrlct of the 2d
Ward , ut HU& llowHpl street , lomniencing
'Jhutsilay , March 2.1th , ItM , at II o'clock a. m .
Tor the purpo o of rrgistorlmr nil iiunllnc-d
voters within said 2d lllsulct of thoSd Ward ,
nnd lor the purpose of uildlng to. nnd correct
ing the lOKlstrnllon nliuudy made , nnd for inch
JHIIIIO-I the iindei > l neil will bit nnd keep his
book of ron'letiatlon onen nnoh d y tht-ivntter
( except Pnnd.ijX ut the plac-o iitorcsull fiom
cloven o'clock a.m. until H'\OII o'clock p. m. ,
until Monday. April 5th , nt the hourof 12 o'clock
in , when paid book of icflstratlon will bo
-closed. All unuhflod voters me notltlcd to at
tend und see tlmt their names uro piopeily ieir-
toicd. JOHN I' DALKY.
iiighin Itc2litrur2d Dbtriet. d Wnrd ,
Notice ot
mi ) . THK Uirul Vutem of thu TUttrt Wnrd In
JL the City ol Omulia :
You nro hereby notlllod that the undei signed
will Mt us Itcidstiar for thu Third Wai dat No.
SOJ'i ' KoiitulhliUH'ntu ( licet , butuoen rnrnum
nnd Douglas , coniinuni-ing Thuii-day , Mnrch
&tb , UM , nt 11 o'clock H. m. , for the purpo o of
rujrUtrrlng ullnUHlinod voters wllhln said Third
Wnrd mid for the purpOKo of adding to , nnd cor
recting lha rcglbtmtiQii nlroudr made , and for
puch purpo'u Iuo undi-rslgnod trill all und keep
his book of iflifUtnulon upon onch dtty tlmie-
nftvr ( oxcopl Hundujs ) Ht thn pluco ufoio ald
from elpvun o'clouk a. m until bovon o'clock n.
in , , until Monday , April 6th , ut the hour of 12
o'clock ra. , whou snld book of rfglstmtlon will
bo elated. All quallflod voiort nro notlfluJtn
Mend nmi tec IbHt tlmlr nuinej nre properly
-ejrlMored. WM. JI. MOHAN , llitfi irar.
mills
PROCLAMATION ANDJLECTION NOTICE
EXEcmvn j
ClTTOPt ) < t.UIA.NnilHASKA , V
Mayor's Onion , March 13th , 18M. 1
BY VIKTI'R of the nuthorltv In me vested , T ,
JnmOT R. Iloyrl , mayor of tlio cltr of Oninlm ,
do horMjy irlro notice nnaproolnlm to tlioounll-
ll l Vi7ier of BHld city , nml rospcctlvo wnrds
thereof , nntlotlnt ? districts tlioroln. Hint the
nniuml city olp."llon for tlio yonr ISSfl , will beheld
hold In ( snlil city , TucsJny , Iho 6th dnr of April.
IRsn. nt which olcotlnn the mmildod- motors of
snld city will elect three members of tlio bonnl
ofoliicntion of the fchool district of the city of
Om'nhnto scrro three yonr < , nml the annulled
votcn of onch wnnl in said city will elect ono
coiiiicll-innn to Bono ns council-mail from
Mich ward for thotorm of two yours.
The polls of RftM election will ho open ntfl
o'clock In the morningmul will continue open
until t o'clock In the nitornoon of snld day , nnJ
no longer , and at the following plncos , to-wlt :
rlltST WAIID.
Votlnpr DUtrfct No. 1 At 8. W. corner Tenth
nnd Jones Rtrect.
Votlnir Dlotrlct No. 2 At cnplno house , 102J
Dorensstrrot.
Voting District No. 8-At 1110 South Sixth
street.
EFCO.VD WATtD.
Voting- District No. 1-At No. 1210 South Thlr-
tofitith street.
Voting District No. 2 At No , 1713 St. Mary's
nronuo.
THIRD WAnn.
At Iho carpenter shop on the east sldoof
Klovonlli street , between Douglas nnJ Dodge
turrets.
Voting District No. 1 At 1'lnntcrs House on
Cnpltnl nrrnun , between Sixteenth and Sovon-
tennth street ? .
Voting District No. S At basement In now
court house.
FIFTH WAIID.
Votlnir District No. 1. At eouthoait corner of
Chlcntro nnd Twelfth streets.
Voting District No. U. At Uodmiin'a 'cod
etoro , corner Iznrd mid Sixteenth sticuts.
SIXTH WAHtl.
Voting District No. I. At 2017 Oumlng ftreot
Voting District No. 2. AtMOl Cumlnjr street.
I do further irlvo notloo nnd proclaim thnt nt
the time nnd placetinovo mentioned , the fol
lowing question nnd tnoposltlon concerning the
Issnoofthuliondtof tnocllyof Omnlmlntliosiim
of flGO.fO ) , lor the construction nnd mainten
ance nf powers In snld city will nNo bo submitted
to Mild electors of mild city , to-ult :
Shall the bonds of the city of Omnhn bo Ismocl
by said city. In the sum of ono hundred
thousand dollnrs , ono-hnlf of fmld amount
to bo OJcrondod In the construction of
mnln sonnw In thnt part of the city lying
north of Dodge street , nnd ono-hnlf of snlJ
nmonnt in the construction of mnln sewers
In thnt pnrt cf the city Ijlng south of Dodge
strcot , eiild bonds to bcconui duo In tucnty
joni-sfrom dnto thereof , nnd to benr Interest
payable semi nnmmlly , nt a rnto not exceeding
six per cent pur annum , upon Interest coupons
to bo nttuchcd to s lid bonds , snld bonds to bo
issued dm Ing1 the year IB" * , nnd not to ho sold
lor loss than pur , the piocccils of snlil bonds to
hcoiunlly illvlded nnd plnced to the eiodlt of
tuo iimds to bo known us Iho "Noith Omnhn
So or I'lind" nnd the "South Omuhn Sou or
Fund , " nnd the money In snob. ftnuU shnll not
bodlvmtpd fiom the purpose for which thuy
nro to bo Issued.
All votes "Vcs" on snld proposition will bo
rognidcd nnd considered i.s nuthuil/.lng the
Issue of snld bonds and all votes "No" shnll bo
rci > rdo J and coiiilderoJ as ugalnst isbUlng snld
bonds.
In witness whotcof , 1 hnvo hereunto sot my
hand nnd enlist ! ] thu sonl of snld city to bo
nttlxcd.thoduy and ycnr tlritnbovo written.
[ SKAr.l - JAMES M. 11OVD , Mayor.
Attest. : J. B. SOUTH AUD , City Clerk
Special Ordinance Uo. 785.
A N Ordinance levying a gpoclnl tnv nndnsscss-
- clinont upon certain Iota , parts of lots nnd real
o tuto In tlio city ot Omahu , for thu const mo
tion of plclo walks.
WIIKIH-HH , the owners , respectively , of the
lots , pints of lots and itial cstnto hereinafter
( lot-crlbed , have fulled to construct sidewalks
within the time nllowed by ordinance , after duo
nnd proper notlco so to do , nnd
Wiir.iiKAS , snchsldowulkH have boon duly con
structed by the contractor to nliom was award
ed the contract for constructing mid repairing
sldownlks , nnd
WiiKiuus , the sovoial lots , parts of lots nnd
rcul ostnlo hnvo onch been specially benefited to
tlio full amount of the spociul tnx nnd 1139019-
ruont herein levied , by reason of such improve
ment opposite thognmo , respectively ;
THEREFORE , for thopuiposo of covorlnsr nnd
puyitiR thn cost of such Improvement :
Uo It Ordained by the City Council of the city of
Omnhn :
Hectlon 1. Thnt the several sums set opposite
the lots , parts of lots nnd ical cstnto hciolnnf tor
described , bo nnd the enmc mo hereby respec
tively lovled nnd assessed upon nch of said lots ,
pints of lots nnd reul estate , as lollows , to-wlt :
II W Axford , It 10 , Axlonl'a ndd . $2714
II WAxfoid , It 11 , Avford's tuM . 42 77
II WAvford.lt H.Avford's add . 47 BO
School District ol Omaha , It I , blk U , Lake's
mid . . . . . . . . . . . 4130
J Klsh , It 5 , Neltoii's add . 2f > 74
W M I'ostor , It 0 , " 3o 07
W M foster. Jt 11 , " 18 44
CFHIclcmiin.ltX ! , " 1841
Cl > Ur.scoll.lt 36 , " 18 M
CKDi.8Coll.U43. " 18 rS
J KUItenstolii , It 1 , blk 7 , Parker's add W ) (5 (
.1 1C Ottonstoln. It 2 , blk 7 , " 18 ts
SV Nllos.lt 1 , blk U , " If , 40
A M 1'attuifon , It2 , WU 4 , " 12 U8
J A Horliack.lt labile V " 12 2S
J A Horbuok. It 14 , blk 4 , " III Oil
Flni once K.Moirlll. o > i It 13 , blkO , " 12 (18 (
Vloun.-o I ! Jlonlll , oVi ItH.blUO , " 13 ( o
John Tn > lor. It 13 , blk 10 , " 111 OS
John Tuj lor. It 14 , blk 10 , " 1424
JneobSclirinerand John O'Donohuo , It 14.
blk 12 , 1'atrlck'H 2nd ndd . 1180
Siislo M I'uilllps , It 3. blk 12 , Pntiick's 2nd
add . . . . , . 11 80
Jacob Hchilncr nnd John O'Donohno , It IS ,
blk 12 , Putrlck'a 2nd add . 11 Ml
0 K Strattiniin.lt III. blk 12 , Patrlck'B''d udd 14 45
Thos C Ilrumior. It 14 , blk 7 , " 1180
MTPatrlck.lt 15. blk 7. " II W
Thos Cllruiincr.il 111 , blk 7. " U 67
.1 T I'nnlscn , h 2tl , 1'aulscn's ndd . 14 75
JTlMllh.cn , It ! ! 7 , " . 1475
.1 T I'auben , I12B , " . 1475
J T rmiNcn , It 2U , " . : . . . . 14 75
JTl'nuNen , Itao , ' . 1175
H Wuls , It'll , " . 14 75
JTI'iiulson , ItK. " . Ul 22
) ion lteod.lt lltcoU's4th add . 17 55
Hyion Ucod.lt . ' , " . 1410
Ilyron lteed.lt 3 , " . 14 III
llyroiiHcoil.lt 4. " . II 1R
III mil Heed , It 0 , " . Hill
hrutlon2. Thnt the special tnxcs levied nnd
asscssod nsiitoiuMild eliull bo duo immediately
upon thu passage mid approval of this ordin
ance. nnd Blmll liecomo delinquent If not paid
within Illty ( Injs therenltcr ; nnd thoici'pon , n
ponnlty of ton pop cent Khull bo added , together
with Interest nt the rnto ol ono per emit a month ,
payable in advance trotn the time suld tnxos bo-
COIIUIHO dollniiient. |
HoctlonU. Tuul this ordlnnnco shnll t.iko effect
nnd hu In toico fiom nml niter Us pussngo.
I'UKSod Mnrch ' . 'tlu ' 188U.
W. I' . IIKCIIKI , , I'rosldent City Council.
J. II. BoiiTiiAlti ) . City Cloik.
Apjirovediluieli lltli. l J.
. .1Mhfl K. Ilovi ) . Mnyor.
ThrM ) tnxcs nro now duo nnd pnynblo to the
city tiensniur , and lll liecomo delinquent
Apiil Will , ISir/l , nftorhlcli duto u penalty elton
ton per cent \\ill bo added together with Intel est
at tlio into of ono percent per month In ad-
\nuco. TnujiANIlt'cii , City Tionsuier.
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Proposals for Military Supplies.
llKUIQIlAim.llS Dtll-AltTMtMOK 1IIK I'tATTK , I
Umci : oFCniia'QuAiiTiiiiMASTUu , >
OMAII.Nub. . . Match 2Ith , iff * . }
SEALHD pioiiosiiU , in tiliilicnlt1 , hiibjoot to
iibiml conditions , nlll bo locclvcd at tills
ollico until 12 o'clock noon xinlral standard
time , on dates named luircitltor , ut whleii
times nnd place I boy will hu opened , in pidv
onuuof blhloiH , lor liiinlslilnitund dellvoiyot
milllnry buppllus Ouilng the llcnl jear com-
inuiiLlagJiily 1st , Ih l , utonch of the following
mlhtniy jioits nnd stutlims :
Omnhn Dopot. ( 'luijonno Depot , 0.Jcn Depot ,
Forts Omnha , N'lobrnru , Kobliicon , Sidney , D.
A. ItusM'll , 1'icd Hteulc. lliiduur , l.nrnmlo , ilc-
Klnni > yVaBlmklo nml Dougus and Camps Pilot
Hntto and Midloino llutto.
l'iou | nls lor oed , ooul nnd charcoal , will bo
opened Tunsilny , April 27th , 18N1.
I'ropoMils tor hay , ctrnw , giulnand brnn will
bo opened Monday , May 21th , J8-W.
Kxropt at Oinaliu Depot propornls will also bo
rocelveil up to the enino hour , central time , l > y
the Quartormnstur nt onch station nbovo named
for siipplltii lupilrrd for his station only.
Proposals nru ale InvltiMl and lll bo lecelved
at this otllco until Apiil 27th , 18MI , lei furnish
ing , delivered on the ours , nearest tbo inlnoi uu
line of Union I'uclflo or adlaceiit rnllronds. of
eight ihoufand tons bituminous coal , . ' 10
pouiuUto the ton.
Also nt this oillL-o until May 21th , IBSfl , for sup-
plylnir at stntlons on line of Union 1'uclHc nt
and botonn Oinuhik unit Noilh 1'lutte of WJ.COJ
poundaoi fotn and r/Kl.DoO ponmls of outs , nnd
on llnuof i'K-mont. Klkhoin und Mlssouil Vul-
lev It. U. nt nnd boluoon Omnhn and VaU'iitlno
of 50Jll pounds uf co i n and 5K1 , < 00 iKiundnouts.
Profoicncu will ho then to ai tides of doint'a-
t'opioducllon ' nndinunufuctuio , conditions of
price nnd iimllty | being onuiil , nnd suoh prcfoi-
t-nto will bo gl > fit to ailloliis cC Amiiricun pio-
duct 'on and luunufaciuro prodncoil on the Pucllo
I'oast to the oMunt of theojiisumptlon lutjulriMl
by thu public sort leo thoio
PrunositUtorc'lthin-ilASd of the stores men
tioned or for quantities lees than the uhola 10-
iiulrcd , will bo ie > coj\fd. Thn iTOVurnment 10-
bci ve the light to reject nny or all piopoi-nls ,
or to ftecopt nny pnipotul jor a less quantity
than the total did fin- ,
Illiuik prnpoauU und full Inetrurtlons u 111 bo
furnl ! > hoU on application to thU ullico or to tlio
iMnulurniiutcrb ut thevur'ou * postb named.
Envelopes i.ontalnlnt , ' proposals should ho
marked "Pi-opOhaU lor at . ' ' nnd ad-
thessed < < i thu inulorblUi ! > d or to the tosnuotlvo
post liuurtcnuuttciS , II. DANDV.
Qvnutoriuntter U. H. A. .
mcu27JCt Chi ( natinanic
"DBEXEL &
( Successori to J. QwJaooUsJ
UNDERTAKERS ,
AND K.MBALM15US.
At Ihb < iU btanJ , 1107 VarnumHt. OrJora by
tult graph bolicilod und promptly aitouJcd to.
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C , F. Harrison , W , R , Gibson
C. R. Woolley ,
TELEPHONE 314 ,
HARRISON
,
GIBSON
WOOLLEY
DEALERS IN
Iloonis 20 nntl SO , Onmlm National Bank
Btilliliiifir , Onmlm , Nebraska ,
Do Strictly a Commission Business.
List Your PropertywiTiiUs
FOR
Tor Sale Fine corner lot ono block from
street car in llanaoom Place , $1,000.
For Sale A cheap lot $3)0 : easy terms.
For Sale A splendid residence in Himo-
batigh Place , 3 full lota , fiast front , anew
now 13 room house with nil modern im-
urovomonts , 53JCCO. ,
For Sale In Ilanscom Plnoo , 3 loU , 5
room house , onstfrontabar ; ainSl,0)0. )
For Sale or exchange , for vacant lot , one
acre with house , barn , etc. $800
For Sale or exchange , for house nnd lot
or vsicant lot , 100 acres $1 , 003.
For Sale A line east fiont corner on
Virginia and Woohvorth Avenues ,
, SI,700.
For tjaluA crcat bargain for u few
days , 3 good lots with liotiso and barn
in llauseom Place , $3,800.
For Sale Lot in Ilanscom Place , 51,100 ,
fora short time.
ForSalo or exchange , for Omaha prop
erty , a linely improved farm of 170
ncres , 5 miles of Toknnia , the county
s at of Hurt county , Nob. , SGOCO.
For sale 80 acres Wiist of Fort Omaha ,
§ 100 an acre ; will sub-divide.
ForSalo 10 acres in Brighton , hougo ,
barn , vine yard , small fruit of all Kinds
horse , Wagon , implements , etc. , all for
SCO..Oimi&t bo sola soon.
For Sain Good house and 2 lots iu Ilans
com Place , Su000 ;
For Sale llouso and lot on Vir
ginia Avenue , hear Lo.avcnworth , only
§ 2,300.
For Sale Corner lot and house on Vir
ginia Avenue ; a bargain ; only § 2,500. ,
For Sale On Georgia Avenue , near
Judge Dundy's , east front , 10 room
house , barn : all modern improvements
Sn.OO'J.
For Sale or hxchaugo , for western lands ,
or improved farms in Nebraska , gen
eral sjock of merchandibo with sioro
buildings ; line location , on a corner ,
7 SCO 0 0.
0-rooin house , C closets , pantry , stable ,
coal-house , cistern , lot 50x150 , liana
com Place , only $3,200.
Fern SALE Four lots with line business
house , splendid location , $14,000.
FOR SALE Full lot on Ifoward nnd 12th
Sis. , paved street , good business prop
erty ; for a short time , ? 13,000. , This is
a great bargain.
Foil SALE llouso and lot on Pierce
street ; 2-story house , 8-rooms , good
well and cistern , $3,500.
Foil SALE 2-story house on N. 18th St.
Cistern , well , good fence , a bargain ,
$2,500.
Foil SALE Lot 44x101 , Howard and 28th
Sts. , faces Park avo. , is choice and
cheap , $1,900.
Fou SALE 100 acres In Stinton "Co * ,
Nob. , 4 miles from good U. 11. station.
All tillable land , ? 2,000.
Fou SAM : Splendid corner in Hanscom
Place , 180x100. will make ! good lots.
A great bargain , $ 1,000.
Foil SALE Fine residence , cast front , on
Georgia avonno. For terms and par
ticulars inquire at this ollico. This is a
great bargain.
Fou SALE Ifouso 8-rooms , Hickory
Place , lot 48x110 , cheap , only $1,000.
must bo sold goon.
Foil SALE Splendid lot in Ilanscom
Place , 50x180. $1,500.
Fou SALE One of the linest east front
lots in Hanscom Placo. For price am ]
terms call at this ollicc. This is a bar
gain.
Lot 132x70 on Ilarnev near 23th St. , $3,000 ,
J cash , 1in 1 months , } in one year , i
in two years. This is choice properly ,
overlooks the entire city and will make
four beautiful residence lots , and at the
price is a great bargain.
Fou SALE Two lots in Sunny Side ,
$2,100. , $500 cash , balance one , two'
and three years.
crty is within ono block of the street
cars , near Popplolon's place.
1 now 3 room cottage at head of 18th st. ,
? 1,200 ; $100 cash , bal $20 a month.
1 5 room house on N. 20th St. ; $200"down ,
ba . $20 a mouth.
Lot on Elm St. , East of Sherman Avo. ,
00x107 ; Sl.GOO ; $100 cash , bal quarterly
payments.
Lot 45x100 on Highland st. : $700 , ,
For Sale Nice house and lot on Georgia
avenue , near Leavenworth. eabt front ;
house of iivo rooms , collar , cistern ,
good barn , $1,000 , for u short time.
For Sale House and lot on S.tlQth St. ;
house of 8 rooms and basement , cis-
toin , c-ity water , with stable ; rents for
$25 per month : $3000 , terms to suit.
For Sale lloiiso , 5 rooms , S , 18th st , , cis
tern , collar ; monthly payments , " $2,500.
1'or bale at a bargain llouso and lot
on Georgia ave. , near Jit. Pleasant st. , 0
room house , well , cistern , sill convenien
ces : $3,500.
For wile 1 lot 33\10 } , near R. R. on
10th ht ; $7,000.
For sale 1 lots in Sunny Side , 1 mile
from postolllco ; $1.300.
80 acres 14 miles east of Greenv/ood ,
Nob. , all in cultivation ; $3,200.
For bale or Exchange For Omaha prop
erty. 100 acres one-half milo cast o
Louisville ; timber , running water , all
fenced , good orchard , good frame
house , barn , granary , etc. , $8,000. 80
acres 5 miles south of Cedar Creek ,
Nob. , all good land aud in cultivation ,
small house , $2,500. <
For Sale 5 lots in Hanscom Place on
Pars avenue , $0,000.
For Sale House and lot on Georgia avo. ,
near AVolworth , house of 7 rooms ,
everything in lirst class condition , a
bargain , $3,800.
For Sale 10 desirable lots In Plainyiow
on reasonable terms ,
For Sale House and lot on Harney st ,
between 25th and 2Uth btrcots , lot U0.x
132. IKroom hoiiio , $5,500.
For Sale House and lot on North 18th
fat , house 0 rooms , good barn , lot U5\
135. $5,000.
For Sale Business property on South
10th , line location for wholesale house ,
lot 100x.W ( , $10,000.
For Sale llouso and lot in Lake's addi
tion , 7-room house , good well ajid cis
tern , cast front , $1,200.
Foil SALE Nieesit 5-i\oro \ tract in Tuttle'a
subdivision at a bargain.
Foil SALE 0-acro tract on Saunders
street ; house of 0 rooms , good barn
plenty of fnilt-l,000. )
Fbu SALE 4 tiere with 4-room house and
banij and bearing fruit trees , well and
cistern , near Saunders street ; a great
bargnJn-2SOp
HARRISON , GIBSON & WOOLL.KY ,
Rooms 20 uud 0NiUoualT3auk ! Building
BILL BYE ( THE MA8LY ART ,
ii i
A Bright Future for Pugilism ns Depicted
by the Versatile Humorist ,
Four Driys Sprint' tlio Company of
air. Dcmps titfn HnllronilTrnm
Thn I'liKlllH'fipGooa Qualities
A Half-Mncto Man.
I il _
V
The recent prominence of Mr. John
K. Dempsoj' , bettor known as Jnck
Uoinpsoy , of Now York , brings to mind
n four-days' trip t.ikon in Ills company
from Portland , Oro. , to St. Paul , over tlio
Northern Pncillc.
There wore three nngiliats In the party
besides myself viz. , Dempsey , Dave
Cnmibell ) , nntl Tom Clcary.Vo made a
grand , triumphant tour across the conn-
try , and I may truthfully state that I
never foltsofrcotosay anything Iwanted
to to other passengers ns 1 did at that
time. I wish I could nflbrd to take tit
least ono pugilist with mo all the time.
In traveling about the country lecturing
a good pugilist would bo of great assist
ance. 1 would like to set him on tlio man
who always asks : "Whore do you go to
from here , Mr. NyoJ" Ho does not ask
because ho wants to know , for the next
moment ho asks ricjlit over again. I do
not know why ho asks , but surely It is not
for the purpose of finding out.
Well , throughout our long journey
across the state of Oregon and the terri
tories of Idaho , Montana and Dakota ,
and the state of Minnesota , It was ono
continual ovation. Dcmpsoy had n
world-wido reputation , I found , coextensive
sive with the horizon , as I may say , and
bounded only by the zodiac.
In my grout forthcoming work entitled
"Half-Hours with Great Men , or Eminent
People Which 1 Have Saw , " I shall give
a fuller description of this journey. The
book will bo a great boon.
Mr. Dcmpsoy is not n man who would
bo picked out as a great man. You
irnght pass by him two or three times
without recognizing his cmineiiue , and
yet at a swapping matinee or swatting
recital he seems to hold his audiences at
his own sweet will also his antagonist.
Mr. Domp&oy does not crave notoriety.
lie seems rather to court seclusion. This
is rather characteristic of the man. See
how he walked around all over the state
of Now York last week in tlio night , too
in order to evade the crowd.
His logic , however , is wonderful.
Though quiet and unassuming hi his man
ner , his arguments aic powerlul and gen
erally make u largo protuberance wherev
er they alight.
Nothing is more pjeasing than the sight
of a man who Uas riseu by his own un
aided effort , fpuglithis way up , as it were ,
and yet who is not tvain. Mr. Dcmpsoy
conversed with me frequently during our
journey and did ndt seem to feel above
mo. | > '
1 opened -the , ' , ' , conversation by telling
him tiiat I hat } scon u number of his
works. Nothing pTpases a young author
so much as a Hum fviomlly remark in re
lation to his work. il had seen a study of
his 0110 day in iNow York last spring. It
was an italic nose' With quotation marks
on each side. , ' "
It was a very Jiapi > y little bon mot on
Mr. DempBcy'sJjai t ; and attracted a good
deal of notice htthu , timo.
Mr. Dompsoyjs not a college graduate ,
ns many suppose. Ho is a self-made man.
This should bo't gMitToncouragement to
our boys wlicLaro now unknown and
whose portraits have iot as yet appeared
in tlio snorting papers.
But Mr. Dempsey 's ' great force as a de
bater is * less , perhaps , in the mat
ter than in the manner , liis delivery is
good , and hisgebturos cannot fail to con
vince the most skeptical. Striking in ap
pearance , aggressive in his nature , and
happy in his gestures , ho is certain to at
tract the attention of the police , and hu
cannot fail to rivet the eye ot his adver
sary. 1 saw one of his adversaries not
long ago who-'e eye had been successfully
riveted in that way.
And yet John E. Dempsey was once a
poor boy. He had none of the advanta
ges which wealth and position bring. J5ut
confident of his latent ability us a middle
weight convinccr ho toiled on. over on ,
sitting up until long after other people
had gone to bed , patiently knocking out
those wno might be brought to him for that
purpose. Ho never hung back because
the way looked long and lonely. And
what is the result ? To-day , in the full
vigor of manhood , he is sought out and
petted by every ono who takes an interest
in the onward march of pugilism.
It is a wonderful record , though brief.
Jt shows what patient industry \\ill ac
complish unaided. Had John E. Dempsey
soy hesitated to enter the ring and said ho
would rather go to school , where ho
would bo safe , he might to-day be an edu
cated man , but what does that amount to
hero in America , where everybody can
have an education J Ho would have lost
his talent as a .slugger and drifted steadi
ly downward , perhaps , till ho became n
school-teacher narrow-chested editor
- or a -
tor , writing tiling- ! day after day just to
gratify thu moibid curiosity of a sin-
cursed world.
Inclosing I would Iko to say that I
hope 1 have not oppressed an opinion in
the above that may hereafter bo used
against mo. Do not understand me to hu
the foe of education. Education and re
finement are good enough in their places ,
but how shall wo attract attention by
trying to become re lined and rducateil
in a land where , as I say , education and
refinement seem almost to run ram
pant ?
Heretofore , in America , pugilism has
been subservient to the common .schools.
Pugilism and polygamy have both be-on
crowded to tlio wall. Now pugilism is
about to lUiseit iUself. The tin ear and
the gory IIOMJ will soon como to tlio
front , and the day is not far distant whim
progras.olvo pugiiistn and the pri/.e-rlnu
will take the place of the poorly / militated
ated common sp/iool / ; and the enervating
prayer mceting0 { , HILL Nvn.
THE CHINESE PRESS.
11 j
How News la 'Collated by Celestial
Editor * ) niid'Slioels Are Printed.
There are at 'flV ) > present rffno four
newspapers prhjicd , in Chinese charac
ters regularly published in San Francis
co , " > ays the Chronicle ot that city ,
They iiro all issurd scukly , and liuvu an
aggregate average circulation of 2,000
copies. | ; i * n
The majorlty'OT1 ' tne.se papers nro sent
into the intenor. oLthis btate , to Wash
ington territory. Uritibh Columbia , and
the Sandwich islands , Only about ono-
fifth of tlio whole ii'miber ' is taken in
this city. The bubscripiion price of each
is § 2.60 per annum , delivered by earners
in the eity , and $ . > a year if sent through
the mails to the country or abroard.
The oldest paper of the quartet in the
Recorder , pnulUlicd by Mun Kuo A : Co. ,
at 7,71. Washington street. It hab been in
u.xistenco eighteen years aud has a tub-
buription libt of WJO , of which eighty are
delivered in the eHy and the remainder
mailed to the interior. Mun Ktso , lU
iirst proprietor anil editor , iniulo a for
tune out of the Recorder. Selling out
throe years ago , ho returned to t'hina to
spend his declining years umung his kin
dred ,
The Oriental Is published by Wall Koo
& Co. , at 800 Washington street. It has
boon in existence ( iveyuars and has u cir
culation of about four hundred.
The Weekly Occidental is now in 1U
fourth year , and Horn Hong & Co. , its
proprietors , claim that It is the "live"
paper and has the "largest circulation. "
It hns 200 city subscribers and 800 In the
country. Cum Shoo , Its translator and
reporter , is well educated in Engliish and
Chinese , and nothing of Interest occurs
in the Chinese quarter that ho docs not
report for the paper whleh ho represents.
Tlio American and Chincso Commer
cial News , the latest aspirant for journal
istic honors among the Chinese , was start
ed by Snoy Kco & Co. , a little over three
years ago. Its propriclors intended to
revolutionize the Chinese newspaper bus
iness in this city and engaged a largo
stair of reporters , etc. Their puree , how
ever , was not as largo as their Ideas , and
a year ago they gracefully retired bank
rupt. ' 1 ho present proprietors now have
the paper on a paying basis , nnd claim a
circulation of 700. The tillo of the paper
is printed in old Roman text and above It
is n representation of a ilaiiilug dragon.
The stall'of a Chinese newspaper con
sists usually of four persons vian edi
tor , n sub-editor , n translator nnd a print
er or pressman. The editor aud the sub
editor are generally the proprietors , and
each usually edits one-half the paper.
Iho translator is a most Important
person. His duties are to pick tip news
around the Chincso quarters aud read
carefully the American dally papers.
1-roin these ho culls the market repot Is ,
accounts of outrages on Chinese , the passage -
sago of any laws and ordinances particu
larly nfTenUng the Chinese , anil any other
items which ho thinks will interest his
countrymen. These ho translates into
Chincso characters , and hands them to
the editors for Insertion in the forthcom
ing issiui.
I'he editors copy the characters so sup
plied them with the ordinary Chincso
pen and specially prepared ink on what
is called transfer paper. The sheet of
transfer paper is the same sixo as the pa
per to bo printed. When the editor hits
Ills shcot ot transfer paper filled
with characters his labor is done , ami ho
hands the paper over to the printer ,
This functionary has a lithographic
Btono already prepared , and to it ho
transfers the character * on the paper.
After "setting" the ink on the stone with
nltrio acid and gum lie is ready for
printing. After passing a wet sponge
over the stone ho rolls over it an ink
roller , the Ink from which only adheres
to the written characters. Ho then lays
the sheet of paper to be printed on the
stone , placing oil top of it a metal cover.
An iron bar is now passed across this
cover and tightened down by a lover
worked by the foot of the operator. The
frame on which the stone "is set is then ,
by means of a strap and pulley worked
by the iirintcr , made to slide under the
bar its whole length. The pressure
of the bar on the cover causes
the impression of Iho inked char
acters to be transferred from the
slone to the paper. The process is re
peated until the required number of
copies is printed. Then the btonc is
cleaned off and smoothed down , and the
characters for the other side ot the paper
are transferred to it , and the printing on
the other side of the printed .shoots com
mences. One side only of a paper can
be printed at a time. A smart printer can
print ono side of 400 sheets in an ordinary
working day. Five working days are re
quired to get out an edition of 1,000
copies.
The papers are printed with black ink
on single sheets ol thin white paper , ex
cept the Chincso new year , when either
red paper is used or the characters are
printed in red ink on the ordinary paper ,
red being considered the lucky color
among the Chinese.
The Need ol * the Hour.
Detroit Free Press : "What seems to
bo do need of de hour jistnow , " said the
president of the Lime Kiln club , "am
mo' boss sense an' fewer demagogues
mo' of de spcerit of concession an" less
of do spcerit of dcstruckshun mo' of do
speorit of mutual interest an' less of dc
principle of rule and ruin. If I put
money into a factory an' make a success
of it , I am entitled to a fa'r ' interest on
my money invested an'a fa'r profit on
market values. Beyand dat de income be
longs to to do workmen who helped
mo to make it. Lit am a plain
principle of justice , in which no
ono need be mistaken , an' it has
only to bo followed to kcop employer
and employe on do best of terms. Kbciy
man am legally an'morally entitled to
all the money lie can acciimmiilate wid-
out chicanery or oppression -Dat we am
not all worf a $1,000,000 apiece am our
misfortune , an' bio win' Jay Gould up
wid dynamite won't help out case a bit.
"Dar1 should be no roduckshun of pay
to faithful woikmen except to prevent
loss in money invested. Dar' should bo
no strike till a coinpioiniso has bin of
fered an' rejected. While men workin1
atstarvashun wages may become desper
ate , il should be remembered dat cbery
fnoklory in do kcntry am an another
burden added to Uixashun. A ship laid
up at do wharf not only carries no cargo ,
but she am going to decay. Do work
men who are not willin' to render a fa'r
day's work is a cheat. Do employer who
looks upon hia workman us a beast of
bunion am a tyrant.
"Do hull nueshun of capital versus la
bor can bp simmered don't to this : Rea
sonable hours-r-fa'r ' pay Iricmllv arbi-
traslmn on all points of dispute. Dar
am nullin fur either side to lo-io by eou-
cedln1 dnr am ebon-thing fur boat sides
to gain by a frank an' mutual under *
Htamlin' . "
"What Corsi'tH Have Done.
"Take oft"your corsets ! "
1 hear a howl of dismay.
"Oh , we can't ' Iivo without cor.sctsl Wo
should fall to nieces ? "
"I can't hold myself up an hour with
out corsets I"
" 1 always have sunh a pain in my side
when I lay aside my corsets ! "
Sly dears , do you see what a severe ac
cusation you bring against this aitlclu
yournolvcs ? Wearing corsets has bo on-
Jeobled your muscles that they are no
longer ot use to you. If you have never
worn them , your body , left to the laws of
Him who mndo it , would have nocded no
support. 1 know onn woman , n'most ' ( JO
years old , tall , stout , well developed , who
lias never worn corsets or heels , and
whose flesh Is linn and cool , needing no
bones to kcop it in position except her
own.
I suppose you cannot undo wholly what
the years of idle , foolish torture have
done for you , but you can have a bettor
future if you will begin now to live like
rational beings. Go and buy some of
those woll-mado , miw-fushioiicd waists ,
with buttons to hold upyour heavy , drag-
gy skirts ; buy them big enough so that
you can draw the longest brealli your
squeezed and disabled lungs will allow ,
after the waist is burst ; M ) loose that you
can lift your arms above your head oabi-
Jv ; if your 6'do ' or your back aches , lie
down ; inb your llauby llo h every day
with a rough cloth \vrung _ out in salt and
water ; draw 3'our breath in as far as you
can'iiml bnialho it out slowly as you can
every time the clocks trikes. How 'Aery
Cookc.
A I'rotty Oooil Doctor.
Chicago News : An old member of Iho
iuedlc.il profession in this city tells us a
story which , ho says , Dr. J. Adamw Allen
told him many years ago , Dr. Allen , as
the btory goes , was just beginning his
practice when , ono winter a ay , seated in
a oar , inullled to the oars , ho overheard
this conversation between two passen
gers who were sitting where they could
not sco his face : "Say , George"said one ,
"what kind of a doctor is this young Al
len y "All 1 know about him U that no
snatched my aunt from the grave last
summer that H. I shall always think he
did. " "Did he. , indeed * " said the other ;
"well , ho must be a pretty good doctor ,
then. What was the matter with your
mint * " "Oh , the Was ! oud .uud buried ,
you know.1'
THE PAMU/V MAUKKT
AVhitt tlio Thrifty llousowlfo Can Uuj-
In the Local Marts Prices.
New cauliflower is ono of the dolioa-
clesat present obtainable , though scarce ,
selling nt from SO to 35 cents per head.
Onions are selling at 80 cents n peck ,
while j-ollow Salt Lake onions bring 40
cents ,
Parsley is sold at C cents a bunch.
Parsnips at 25 cents a peck.
Celery sells at CO cents a dozen. New
hot-house radishes GO cents a dozen. Lct-
tuco five heads for a quarter , Now Cal
ifornia celery in mammoth bunches sell
from 15 to 20 cents per bunch. Spinnach
from the southern states has now made
Its appearance nnd sells for 60 cents u
peck. Now green onions , Ihreo bunches
for a dime. Watercress 5 cents a bunch.
Pie-plant 15 cents a bunch. Oyster
plants , three and four bunches for 25
cents. \ \ Isconsln cranberries , 10 cents a
quart ; choicest Capo Cod , 15 cents n
quart. Jersey sweet potatoes , 01 cents
nor pound , Turnips 20 cents a pcok ,
Rutabagas 8 cents nor pound. Carrots
25 cents a peck. Salt Lake potatoes , 1 > 5
cents per bushel ; Nebraska potatoes ,
from Ot ) to 75 cents. California aspara
gus sells at 25 cents yor pound.
MIU1T3.
Now California oranges' from 25
to 40 cents a do7.cn. California seed
less oranges sell from 15 to 75 cents a doz
en. Lemons bring from 25 to 05 cents ,
the outside price being for very choice
ones. Kanunas are worth from 25 to 40
cents n dozen.
risii.
White fish and trout are soiling for 10
cents a pound.
Fresh codlish is to bo purchased for 15
coins n pound , while halibut steaks are
worth 25 conts. Eels are worth 20 cents a
pound. Flounders are worth 12J conls a
pound. Fresh mackerel brings 15 cents
apiece. Smelts , are plenty and
are selling for 12 } cents a pound.
Skinned perch sell at 12 } cents per pound.
Stripctl bass nro so scarce its to bo un
quoted. Sea porch are worth 12c } a
pound. Salt codlish tongues sell for 12-
cents a pound. Fresh lobsters are just
coming in for the season. Theysell at25
cents per pound. North river shad are
now to bo purchased ; they are arriving
in liner condition than this market has
ever scon them. They sell nt $1 each for
roc and 03 cents each for bucks.
Oysters , of standard quality and size ,
are selling at 40 cents a ql. The selects
bring GO cents a qt. Cans 20 to 40 cents.
MEAT , rOULTUV AOT > GAS1E.
The best cuts of sirloin sell for 15 cents ;
rumps and upper part of round steak at
12J. Roasting ribs , firm and juicy , can
bo bomrht from 10 to 12) ) cunts. Veal is
extremely scarce and comes high , from
15 to 20 cents , according to the choicencss
of the part. Sweet breads can bo pur
chased at 25 cents a pair. Corn beef is
selling at from 5 to 10 cents , according to
cuts. Prime leg of mutton can bo had for
12 } cents ; mutton chops 12 } to 15 cents
Ham is worth 12 } cents in bulk. 20 cents
sliced. Pork , 10 to 12 } cents. Sausage ,
10 to 12 } cents. Venison , rich and juicy ,
can be purchased for 20 cents.
KUTTEIt AND EGGS.
Butter , from 20 to 30 cents a pound.
Tlio latter price is for the best creamery.
West Point butter , of the liner brand ,
sells for 35c. Eggs have a standard price
of 12 } cents a dozen.
Urovitles.
Tihittliius Minikns and Miss Lena
Schlick were married Monday , Justice
Bcrka officiating.
Tlio aso of Taylor vs Ball & Finch ,
affidavit for replevin , has boon sot for
April 5 , by Justice Berka
Ralph Bowman won his suit against
the city by default in tlio county court
yestculav. He obtained $112 on ac
count of damages done by grading.
A lire broke out in Chapmas , tailor
shop , on ICth and Hurt htreots , yesterday
morning , but was speedily extinguished
by the lire department , The loss was
trilling.
Deputy Marshal Allen returned yester
day morning from Detroit.whlther ho took
tlio prisoners tried and sentenced at the
last term of court. Mr. Bicrbowcr and
wife are in Chicago.
Judge Neville granted Martin House !
an injunction yesterday restraining
C. E. and Samuel Strutton from dispos
ing of a watch and other personal proper
ty upon which they hold a chattel mort
gage. Ho claims that they have no right
to the property.
The following is the forecast of weather
ther for the week ending April 7 : The
month of showcru promises a cold and
generally " white" opening this year , with
unsettled weather local snows in north
ern and northwestern sections frosts in
the west fair , cool weather , some still'
bree/.es and blroiig winds showery , un
settled and mild.
ISAIINKY JHcAUIjKY DI3AD.
The Veteran Actor 1'asses Away From
the KUVctH or Too iMuuh Liquor.
NEW Vomc , Match SO. Ihinoy ik'Aiiloy ,
the well-known comedian , died In St. Vin
cent's hospital eaily yestcnlav morning fioin
dellilum tieiiiuns. lie hud been dilnkhiR
hard lor six years , lieqiiently missing per-
lot malices , and about two months ngo de
clined In this eity that he would act no 111010.
Then began systematical ! uiibiokcncouises
ol dninUeiiiicsS until two weeks ago hobo-
e.iinoapltitiil slulit. On Filday last ho was
reimni'd tiom a Jiin.uhvay hotel to llio hosnl-
tal .sullfiiiiK intmiM.'ly. ami tl is iiioiiiliic ho
dlfil. He leaves a widow , well known on
the stage as Ilaehcl Johnson , last year with
Ma\o's "Noideek" rnuipany.
.MeAuley was lioin In tliii city in 1817 , and
bi-irau aclfin ; In Hulialo In IK1 * ' , lie \\n.s nn
accomplished actor ol the hTltlnmtit diauia
t\\enty-livi ! jeaisago. Then ho .became les-
hi-u ol Wooil'h museum in C'liirliiuatl , and
alloiuaids built and managed the picsont
Louisville theater. For ten yeaib ) > .ist lie
liaveled over the country playing "Undo
Dan'l" anil "Tho .lorMiyimm. " niiikint ; his
lust appeal ance at Pojm'n theater In St. Louis
early in l < YhilMiy. Ho was the Instiuutor
and lii'at mnniigur of Alary AnduiMin.
Ilcal Kiuiiu TriumrorH.
' Tlio following transfers wore filed
March 20 , with the county clerk , and
reported for the Biu : by Amos' Real
Estate Agcncv :
Oscar Llddlo ( singlet ) to Maik llansen.pait
ohf olif noqr no or sec 31 , 15 , ii : , Douglas
Co. wd-81m
lloniy Ambler and wife and others to A Q
Klger , part lots 5 and 0 block a AuihlcrplHce
Omaha , w d-fc00.
Fiances N Kennedy to Aiidiew Roseuater ,
part lot 7 Capitol add Oiimlm < | o SI.
KrancU M 1'aiker and wltVi to Cnthuilno
Oliver , ( i lif lot U block 7 Khlim's add Omahu.
w d Sl.OT.'S.
ThonusV Dlackbinn and wlfo to.lohu L
McCague , lot 1 block 10 Hanscom place
Omaha , wil-Sii.000.
JMnigaiet Llppciicott and Iniib to JosUili
Kent. s ) ft ol ohf ( if lot 12 block 15 Imp
Asbo'll add Oinuiiu , w d S.V/0.
Charles A Sherwooit ( sln 'lo ) to Willis a
Ilcmemvay , lot 7 block 5 wi ht k Lyman's
add Omaha , w d-Sm . ,
Alex ( i Cliailtini ( sltislc ) to Xral It Mo
Leod , lot ii block 10 Ilanscom place Omaha ,
wd Sl/i-'iO.
WllticitJ Van Aeinnm ( hlnahto H H
AVilkliihoii , lols 1 and 2 block 10 llawthorno
add Omaha , wd-sl50. : !
. .lelleronV Ueiltiml and wife and others
to , S.S Wilkinson , lot I ! block 10 ll.uUhouiu
lot 7 I'elham place add Omaha , w .
James U Itatclllf ami wife to .loo A 'lays ,
lot 7 IVllmni place add Omaha , w dS W
Joseph A llajes and wlfo tn Lou'iuo V
MOI-.O and others , lot 7 J'ClIiam place add
Omaha , w d-sm
Uyron Rend and \v/o | and others to Morris
Moult-on , loUl'and IS block 8 Campbell's
add OniiUii. w d - 51 , MO.
I'hlllu M Chandler to Mnry J Chandler , o
lif Iptfls. IJitrr OaU add Onmlm , w d---SIW > 0 ,
Before buying got prices ut tim Central
Lumber Vai'd , 10th and California. -
WITHIN A TRIFLING RANGE , X ,
Nothing of An Astonishing Nixtnro to
Wheat Prices Fluotiwte Narrowly.
PORK IS SAVAGELY RAIDED ,
Nut Jones Jttnipn on Mny anil Jitno *
Sending Prices Down llccor-
cry Itoforo tlio Close IiUo
Stock Quotations.
C1UOAOO cntAlX MAUKHT.
CHICAGO , March ft ) . [ Special Tcleginm. ]
\ViuAT : Wheat opened Uo under > ester *
day's close , but the market developed stencil *
ness at once and the > o vas iccovcred with *
out loss of time. Uialn cables \\cro tain *
ami on the whole discouraging , ami foiolen
political news was not reassuihiR Locally
the market was tiionopoll7ed to a very great
evton t by homo talent. Outside orders were
t\\ \
few and far between. After the first bulge
the maikot was subject to the usual plug-
( lug. It has been going on regularly for the
past four or live days and tlio price of Mny
diopped back to Mc. It reacted later and
at Id o'clock .May wns selling at
Sic. It was thought ( lint a favorable
turn had been reached In thu peace negotia
tions In the southwest , and this , milled to re *
ports of quantities of pioperty taken In Now
1'oik for shipment abioad , iinp.uteil now life
to business in the pit. Heloro I o'clock May
wheat was selling at 81)40 , and the last sales
were on a b.isls ot SlV diJfe. The tali Ing ot
fifteen boat loads ntNcw York for c.vpot t wo $
known hero at 12:80. : The market appeared
to have recomcil trom Its mill-session weak
ness.
ConN Coin opened steady this morning ,
but the pi Ice was henten down J c by Baxter
& ( ioiumln. Tlio patties did not sell much ,
stuff , for the crowd vtns not In a buying
mood and offered no resistance. Later the
market leaded to the stalling point , In sym
pathy ullhlirat and pork ,
OATS Quiet and undisturbed by the Influ
ences that convulsed the more active ccieals.
1'itoviMONH Pork was savagely milled
this 11101 nlng by Mat Jo'ies and his "tailors. "
They jumped on .May and Juno , sanding the
foimei tioiu SMS toS9.23tliovsml latter flora
, n.M ) to S'.UO. ' ' The deellne brought out quite
a lot of long poik , the irrnln houses offer
ing pioperty In-ely. When the market
seemed \\eakest e.uly sclleis turned buyers
ami cou'icil their shorts. Tlio mnrkct then
slowly locnxoicil and closed nt 1 o'clock with
an uniluitono of thinness mid prices nearly
back to the lap. Fluctuations In lard were
slight and pctslstont puichafiing by the pack
ing companies hold libs steady , quotations nt
the close shoeing an Improvement over yes
terday.
Ain-niiNoox UoAitn Wheat spurted noarljr
J c on the alteineon bnaid. Export Inquiry
and additional pmchnbcs on this maiket for
foreign account \\cto the causes. The closes
wciojfc under the best prices , May ending
at 81Yc. Tiovlslons weie strong , shorts sell
ing fieely.
2:4) : p. m. Puts on Muyybcat , 81cj calls
Clmndlor-Brown Co.'s Report.
The tallowing report of Chicago's specula
tive maikcts Is furnished the Hun by W. P.
1'cclc , Omaha representative ot Chandler ,
Jio\vn ! Co. , of Chicago and Milwaukee :
Cables were quiet and steady tbls morning ,
and wheat opened cosy , and sold down > oor
Qc for Mny. Ilussian securities were lower
and the crow d looked for developments on the
castci u question. The bear foatmes have all
been discounted and whe.it ought to ad
vance.
Corn steady at about yesterday's figures.
Pork weak.
CHICAGO IjlVB STOCK.
CHICAOO , MaichrA I Special Tolesram.J
CAVILD Trade was active and prices fullv
as lilih ; ns ycstciday , \ \ Ith liero and tbnro Iota
ot steeis tlmt sold a simdo higher , making an
advance of 10@lfic o\er tlio closing : prlco of
lust week. Hljr , licavyc.ittloaro hellliii , ' within
arangoof 85.00ir.7r ( > lor 1100 to KiOOIb average ,
( iimil to choleo medium steers of 1SOO Ibs and
upwaids may bo quoted at 4.75@
l.'JO , nr.cl UOO to 1200 Ib steers
will sell for 4.CO@IBO. Kxnoit demand
lias dwindled down to a low loads now nnd
aijaln , licucu a limited business In bit ; cattle.
1'alr to fjood cannlnj ; stock will sell for
S".r05i.Tf ; > . ifYincy young heifers and blu
fat , dry cows will will at fr.75 ! ) < 3-l.50. Bulls
are M'lllug at S2.&OQ3.CO for coru fed and
Si.Xi.70 : : ) : lor distillery fed. Btookurs'and
feeders am making about tlio same prices as
last week.
HOOK As compnicd wlthawppkago prices
nro0i \ lower , jet aHcnmpaied with .Monday
values are a good n lOc liluher. The reKiilnr
packing demand was about up to tlio usiii'l '
volume , ( but slilppeis weie not Inlying as
many as lii-iotofoto. Tlio best liPnvy sold at
S4.S. > @ -1.-)0. ) laifielyatHW > The best mixed
und packing borts sold at Sl.liX&MO , with
odds and ends at $4.10@U5. Light sortssod :
at SI.20@l.lO , liuccly at S4.1X ) ( < i4.ia. :
PlNANOIAlu.
Now York , Alarch SO.-MoMEV On call ,
easy at2@J percent
j
STKIII.'I'.NO' KXCHA'NUE Dull but steady ;
S4.W5J for klxty days ami 84.83 % on demand.
( lovKitNMHNis Active nnd Htrony ,
STOCKS blocks opened decidedly weak ,
and from K to over 1 per cent , lower , owlnj ;
to tliolallinoin thn lailroad strlko ncKOtw-
tlimsaiid of thenttenipt to harmonizethocoal [
Intcii'sts. JJecllnns , however , from the opmi-
liiK ngiues wi'io only lr.icllonal.niid the rta > 'H
business may bo dn crlhpd by the statement
that the mnikct was dull after tlio lirnt0 !
inlnnlet. , andeloscd dull and stronif at or ne.ir
thu lictt Huuieb of the day for mod of tlio an-
Uvo list.
STOCKS ON WALL STIinKT.
S cent bunds. . , 101 ,0. , &M. W . . . . . . l"C5i
U.K. W * ll-'J ncferrod. . . lfW > i'
Niiw 's. 12 N. Y. 0 Vti
I'acilioO'Hof "J5. 12fiJ4'Oregon Trail. , . WiJ <
Central I'aclllu , . " I'acilUi Mall WK
C.itA
lui'fpried. . , . 1W5 J'.l' . ( J > , . . . 1SO,1
a , n. .tj Itock Ihlann. . . . l2Ti
] ) . , I/ . & \V 12 * bt. I * A8. K. . . . 18
D.&ILCJ ift jnefcried. . . 4'J ! <
KrlP " " C.M.&St. I' . . . MJi
prof priori. . . . 6'J'j ' prefened.
IlllnolsCiiiilr.il. li'J ! SUl'.itEO '
J. , It. &Vf lJ ! ) picferied. . .
KansaK .t'l'cxivs. ' 1'ei.aa J'ucllic. . . . 1I >
Union I'aelllo. . .
W. , St L. & ! , .
Mich. Central. . , . 70 preferred , , .
Mo. Pacific. . . . . . 1U > KVeKtorn Union
Noitlieiu I'.io. . . > f O.H.11 * N
picfencd. . ,
I > IIOIUCK.
Cliluujsn. Mm oh bO. Flour Qulft bill
tlvaity und 'uuchttutfcd ; wluttr wheat ilom
