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IN PATHS OF A FAMOUS POET
Memories That Hnunt the Precincts of
Btoko Pogis , Where Gray Liv ed and Lios.
HOME OF PENNSYLVANIA'S ' FOUNDER
Thought * nn ttio Author of the iirgj Au
InU-rpstlnj ; environment -IVnn I'Htn-
lly Now littmct Under the
Hurnliniii Hi-echo * .
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STOKK Pom Eng. , Oct. 10. [ Correspondence -
once of TIM : rttft ! . | I once know n llttlo old
bookworm whp hntintcil the Now York li
braries nnd whoso manner , ways nnd char
acter bore n most striking resemblance to
that poet who wrote the most perfect elegy
In the Enaluh tongue , Thomas Gray.
Ho was a little , dainty man , with silvered
htilr and a rounded paunrm his most strik
ing physical charactorlstlcnf his line , nenslvo
blue oyns wcro not bcamlnir upon you , Hts
clothing was faultless. ls manners were
courtly. III ? very ponslvnnoas wai benign-
nnt nnd restful. Ho scorned to oxhnlo an
nrotna of musk nnd mignonette ; and , ns I
used to look at him for an eighteenth cen
tury remainder , the grotesque notion always
came tbat his melancholy sighs of pleasure
or disnpprouil , as he fed upon the musty
tomes bolero him , could they bo clvou phvs-
Ical aspect , would conform to the poorly
lavender of his nmplo stock and spotless
trousers.
liy nnd hy 1 missed him. Ills llttlo paunch
had gotio not nnil overcome his stomach with
gout or something , and tlio dainty and
learned little old bookworm had turned from
the tombs of the Astor and Mercantile to the
endless tomb ot eternity. I was sure that
here was another Gray. Yes , ho had boon ,
'
I found , supported in a'cadomy , college , uni
versity and" In travel by the thrift and trade
of two women who blindly believed that In
tlmo ho would astonish the world with Iho
product of his Konltis. l lkc Gray , ho never
earned u penny ; his unconscious wlnsoijlo-
ness conquered nil ; his learning was vast ,
and his Intlolcnco was astounding. Ito had
spent a lifetime in exhausting the historic ,
scientific and philosophic researches and
product of others. Ho loft tons ot begin
nings of great endeavors. If ho had boon
forced into country environment , as was
Gray at Btoko Pogis , bo might have given
the world un idyl or nn elegy , and then the
llkcnoss would have been complete.
Thomas ( irny , llonknui-iii >
The very accident of rural retlracy
compelled or Induced Thomas Gray to
crcato the ono bit of verso which pave him
plncQ ainonir the Immortals. From 1727 at
tbo nuo of 10 , when hU mother plncod him
iu Eton , and where , tradition has It , he at
once began tu versify , until ho expired ot
inertia and gout in the arms of Ur. James
Brown , master ot Pembroke college , U.itn-
brldgc , on the auth ot July , .771 , a perio.1 of
forty-four venra , ho was as continuously In
nn atmosphere of books as any man who
' over lived. For tils day and tlmo ho was Iho
I most variously and penetratingly learned
I nan in Europe.
L Ho was practically mad for aud from book
i knowledge. Ills devotion to research
I scorned an endless intoxication of acquire-
L mcnt for the thing or fact encompassed ,
I rather than tno healthful acquisition of
[ knowledge for the uses to which it may bo
I wisely out.
f 1'roctselv as with thousands of so-called
f scholars In our own time , ho allowed study
I and Icarnlng-eottlne to become n disease ,
I instead of malting it subsorvinnt to wise llv-
I ing ana noble accomplishment. You could
I fill a score of volumes with his urudltn
I notes , tils wonderful Indices , bis exact and
L beautiful commentaries upon the works of
f others less learned and consequently more
m creative minds , fragments of stately trajro-
' dies , dissertations upon art and painting ,
Alcaic fr.icmcnts , Latin "linos , " Ureok epi
grams. Pindaric odes , brilliant dead ago
"Imitations" and finished whatnots. But
you could not iniiko ono thin little volume ot
100 paijes comfortably Ullcd with what
j Thomas Cray's great genius loft to posterity
I ( or its o-.vn monument. The thirty-two
I stanzas of the ' - "
theElegy , tbo brief Norse
I poem called "Tno Fatal Sisters. " "Tho
I Bard. " "On a Distant Prospect of Eton Col-
I lego , " and perhaps a half dozen sonnets ,
I altogether not 1,000 lines , comprise )
I nil tbat would bavo ever interested
L the world at * largo , which after all is the
I llnal arbiter of either true poetry or prose ,
I except for Gray's lovable , interesting , orratlo
I and often curious personality.
IVlirrn dray l.tvoil.
I It is no doubt also true that had ho not
I written the "Elogy" his place in the biog-
I rapines would hava been no more than
f " 1'homns Grav , erudite annotator , accom-
L pushed translator aril sometime companion
r of Horace Witlpolo. " liocnuso his surpassing
genius , through the blessed incident of rural
inxplratinn , for once burst the fetters of
sodden bookish e.nslavomunt and Its consequent
quent physical indolence , ho attained fame
and loft us our most perfect revelation of
tendorost emotions und introspections to the
universal bumiiu heart. The innliennnoy of
Johnson is quito forglvou for the ono honest
sentencehe oyur wrote about Gray : "Had
Gray written often thus , " said the cantank
erous master of words , "it had boon vain to
blame nnd useless to praise him. "
For thcso nnd ether reasons the ono
place in nil iho world , Stoke Pogis , which
prompted a slnglo Incomparable example of
what Grav might have boon to lltnraturo
bad ho been shut away from I ho deadening
influence of Cambridge books , nnd perhaps
compelled to earn his own living , oceomos
doubly Interesting. IJesido ? , the poet re
sided hem for frequent intervals from 1713
to 17.V.I His gravn is here , A .stupendous
monument stands almost within sight of his
old home. Tno very church In which isd iso
*
worshiped nim the chuiohyard ronuored
dear to the hearts of all men bv his melodi
ous , mournful eloey romalu today Just as i10
saw and know them in life. Tim place , too ,
has some hUtorlu Importance , and the manor
of Stoke Park was once the homo of the do-
scmidnnts of William Penn , many of whom
uro burled In the family vault In the uavo of
tbo mossy old church ,
k But bolter tluui all else , you will Und tbo
placu n marvellous ravultillan of tha olusy , ns
[ you bavo already loltthoulcgy to bo u perfect
} interpretation of those exquisite emotions
I. whlc.ii only the rarest scene und associative ,
r condition ran Impart ,
I About StoUe I'ngli ,
I Stnko Pocis is a thinly settled village or a
9 thliklv settled nvlvan parish of Buckingham-
ft shire , not ever twonty-tlvo miles west ujf
I London and about two nilles north of the
K railway station of Slough , which is In turn
W tr.o same distance north of Windsor nnd
K' Gnstlo. It derives Its ttupootio tianio Irani
I Amlcla do Stoke , who brought the manor In
I marrlaco to a certain Unbort 1'ouis , a knight
L of the shlro In thiitwolfth contury. In the
I time of Kdwurcl III. the estate passed into
1 the possession of Kir John Molyns. Ho bad
1 ' u license from the king to fortify and idn
battle n mansion here , ana it was
ha who built thn picturesque ) old church
made famous by Grav1 * elegy , The
m manor descended through female * helra
K tu the great earls of Hunting-
don , one of whom built the manor house
m earljr In tl u rulpn of Elizabeth. Then Kir
H Edward Coke possesiod It and sumptuously
entertained Klizubolh bore. Remains of this
splendid manor house nra still standing a
jjC few rods northwest of Ibo old cnurcli.
K ABldo from its luolio associations Iho
m manor came to have peculiar intorou to
f Atnorloans when. In KlK ) , It u as purchased
from tbo noulo family of Cobham by Thomas.
Penn , second son of the great founder as.of
Pennsylvania by his seuond wife , Hannah
Callowhlll. Tno crave ot V/llltnin Peon is
V but nlno miles distant , beside the iiuulnt old
< W Ounkor meeting house nt .lordau's ; an-i
all of PtMin'B descendants through
m the family line of thu too , Thomas ' ,
W who bnvo
since deceased uro
* lying In Iho Penn family vault in the old
W Btoko PogU church.
Thombs Ponn's oldest son , the last John
W Penu and grandson ot the fouudcr. was "a
virtuoso , builder uud ornumeuterof line rosl-
B donees" and also an author. Hu built the
ereat house In Koniingtou eardon , aud in
! 17SQ the present noolo mansion of Btoko hall ,
Which stands a few hundred yuras to hoer
; louth of tbu church
and the oU Sloku manor
.houBo. At the tlmn of Cray's runidunoo at
Bioko Pogis old Ktoko ball was tuo home of
Lady Cobham , whoso antics to secure ao-
i gutilntance uud subsequent friendly luter-
k Hvno with the thy poet , who thea lived witk
his mother and aunt In Woit 12nd cottngo ,
about n mile distant , nro preserved In the ro
mantic Incidents nn loliclto'islr rolatnd In
Gray's ' facetious pee in of the "Long Story. "
.John I'nnn' * IJiiglUli Homo.
Tno now Stoke hull was built by John
Penn from dotlqni by WyalU tt U chlofly
of brick , stuccoed , nad comprises n largo
F.qnnro center nnd two wingi. The entrance
front Is ornamented bv a colonnade of ton
Uono column * , approached bv Impoilng
Illghts of stops , loading to the famous oval
content Marble hall , The south front , nlso
ndornod with n colonnade , has twrlVM llutod
Doric columns , hnd 1 % lUi ) foot In length.
Many visitors bore mistake the old manor
homo at the north of the church for Gray's
former homo. It Is n tuautiful nnd ptc-
turoiquo half ruin occupied by the keeper of
Btoko parK. Its ohlmnnys nro tholnrgest I
bavo seen in any old English manor liouso ,
nnd there nro undoubtedly today more bricks
in these Ivy csvorJJ momentous of old-tuna
cboor than were originally reiiulred in tbo
entire construction of tha > vnlls.
John Penn built Iho modest , yet noted
mansion of Solitude , stilt standing on the
bank of the Sehuylklll , ooposlto Falrmouut ,
in Philadelphia. Much of the revenue from
rnmalning Pennsylvania , "proprietary" inter
ests was expcndnil hero. Vast sums were
used upon new Stoke hull nnd its library ,
statuary and paintings. Ho nlso rescued
from oblivion the nclunl burial place of
Gray , by placing the memorial slab against
the church wall , beneath the vestry window ,
nnd urootcd nt hU own oxponsa the huca
monument to the poet which dominate * all
the slumberous scciio.
On the death of John Penn , Stoke manor
was Inherited by his yountror brother , Grnn-
vlllo Penn , who died at Stoke In 1SU. Ho
was nn author nnd WAS admitted to bo one of
the most learned English laymun of his
time. Ills oldest son , Ur.iuvillo John Penn ,
not only "lostorod" but practically robutt
'
Gray's 'house , West End cottage , on the West
End road. It was converted Into n sumptu
ous Ellzibcthnn mansion with every
necessary of ornament nnd beauty , in 1S. > 0
it was sold to a gentleman nninoit I Kirov ;
hut was nftcrwnrds purchased by
Mr. A. Allhausen , whoso family and heirs
still uossess it , and with It the right of use
tjf the Gray family paw in tbo southwest
corner of the south itislo of Iho old Stoke
Poffls utturch.
i\tlnctlnn : of the I'ciin rninlly.
A curious illustration of the decadence of
great families , ns well as of vast fortunes
even In Enclaud , is found In the tlual ex
tinction of this , the most eminent brancn of
the Penn family , and the dlvorjion of their
once great estates. Every ono la familiar
with the escheating pf William Petin's
American possessions , in which tuo "oatuto
of the late proprietaries was vested in the
commonwealth , " the payment by Pennsyl
vania ot 130,000 sterling to the devisees
and legatees , "In remembrance or the enter
prising spirit of the founder , " and the
granting by the Engllsn birllamcnt , in 170J ,
of an annuity of 1,000 to his
heirs and descendants. All this was
In addition to the rich English pos
sessions of the Ponns , which in
cluded the manor of Stoko. Anil yet on
March SI ) , 18(17 ( , Granville Joan Penn , lord of
the manor of btoko , died In ins chair with
an unsigned will in his hands. All lib prop
erties were inherited by hlsbrothor.Thomas.
Tbat gentleman , who was In clerical orders
ami a man of extraordinary learning , was
subsequently declared insane and incapable
of managing bis estates.
Those passed Into the tentacles of that
great English octopus , tbo chimcai'y court ,
und Ilnally , after the do.Uh of the unfortunate
nate'i'bomas , got Into the possession of
William Stuart , gentleman , of Aldonhnm
abbey , in the shire of Herts. Today the
Pen ns of Stoke Pogis are no more. The
romping children ot a country squire have
banished the tender wraiths that pconled the
homo and haunts of Gray at West End cot
tage , while the lord of the manor whoso
park Keeper iow uses as a farm house the
ancient homo of the Cobhams , tbo Cokes and
tlio lordly house of Hastings , wbcro Queen
Elizabeth was royally ontcruiinod.nnd whoso
own present princely habitation was once
the palatial scut of the Penns la a maker of
matches in London I
Still no ono can comn to the sweet old place
without being touched by tbo tonflcr spirit
of repose which broods not alone upon
Stoke Pogis church and churchyard ; upon
tbo entlro Stoke manor , whore , half hidden
beneath sylvan shades , appears the very
place where tbo poet lived and sang , tbo
picturesque old ruin where once disported
lords and ladles , ana ovc-n royalty itself and
the grander seat of the Ponns ; but upon the
entire historic parish.
Interesting Environment.
All Its environment strangely stirs the
heart ana mcinorv. Over to the south is
royal Windsor , through whoso successive
epochs the whole vast book of English his
tory tnay bo written , from the Victorian era
to the time of Arthur , bis knights
and the Tublo Round. Milton wrote bis
"L'AHpgro" nt Ilorton , just below. Cooler's
Hill , consecrated to the muscot Dunham , is
nearer still. Ilersehcl made his ilrst great
discoveries in nstionomy in that old redbrick
mansion Just bovoud Slough on the high\v ay
to Windsor. Edmund Burke nnd Edmund
Waller lived at near Boaconslleld. Not two
hours' walk distant Is the grave of William ,
Penn. and quite-as near nro the famous Burn-
ham beaches , discovered by Gray himself
when upon his lirat visit to the roclon which
his genius was destined to inako ono of the
best loved spots on oarth. I visited thcso as
will all who coma to this spot where the
"Elosy" was written. But no pen can again
bo dolicioualy toll of Hurnham Beeches , and
the languid , la/y , easy gome Gray himself ,
as diet Gray's in this bit from one of his
charming letters to hts friend , Horace
Walpolo :
"My undo is a great Jiuntur in imagina
tion ; his dogs take up every chair in iho
houso. so I am forced to stand at the present
writing ; and though the gout forbids his
CHlloplng after thorn In the ilold , yet ho con
tinues still lo rocalo tils oars nntl nose with
their comfortable noise and stlntc. Ho holds
me tnlghtv cheap , I perceive , for walking
when I should ride , and reading when I
should hunt. My comfort amid all this It ,
that I have at n distance of half a inllo ,
through a gruun lane , a forest ( tbo vulgar
call It a common ) , all my own , at least as
good as so , for I spy no human thine In it
but myself. It is n llttlo chaos of mountains
and precipices : mountains , it U true , that do
not ascend much abovu tha clouds , nor
are iho declivities qulto so nmazlne us Uovor
cliff ; but Just such hills as pnonlo who love
their necUs ns well us I do may udvcuturo to
climb , and crass that U'ivo tbo oyu as much
pleasure as if they worn moro dangerous.
Doth vale and hilt are covaiod with most
venerable beeches , nnd other vor.v reverend
vegetables that , like most other ancient people
ple , are always droainlni : out their old storio )
to the winds. At the foot ot ono of these
squats wo (11 ( pouscroso ) , and there I grow
to the trunl : for a whole morning. The Urn.
orous tiara und Huortlvo squirrel gambol
around me like Adam m Pnradisa before ho
hail an Eva ; but I think ho did not use to
road Virgil , ns I commonly do.1' '
L.
The "No. 0" Whoalor & Wilson , with Its
perfected tensions , uppar and lowur , is the
only lockstitch muchlno that makes uu elastic
seam. It Is the dressmaker's lavonto on that
account. Sold by Goo , W. Lancaster & Co * ,
5U S. 10th strout.
AS OTHERS 8KB VS.
.1 MooUmitii Writes ISnlertitiiiliiyly of
Omulri nnil thnVc t.
A writer III the Scotsman , Edinburgh , In
an article ou the nviturial progress of the
west , muUe. ) tbo following intcrcntliij , ' com
ment : Denver , in Colorado , und Omaha , in
Nebraska , offer still more remarkable illus
trations of the abounding energy of the west.
Tbo former has sprung up , within a docario
or two , to a city of 150,000 Inhabitants.
Omatia is as populous ) , although it held only
l0,000 ! , souls in ISSO ; "it covers uu atoa of
nearly twcnty-flvu sou nro miles , and has an
estimated annual valuation of i-UllK ! > ,000 , ;
U has the third larsMt live stock market and
packing business la the country ; it Is in the
midst of n roclon new dotted over with Hour
mills , with u dally capacity of 40,000 barrels j
it has 103 miles of electric and other oar
lines , ntidU the center of thirteen railroads. "
Ouo singular feature is to DO noted about
this magical progress in the wott. As in
old communltios , the gi'owttt is In thu towns
ID certain definite populous centers highly
favored by geographical position and other
clrouinstances rather than In the country
in a whole , Take the leading case ot all-
Chicago and tbo state of Illiuoii. Hutweon
IbSj and 1890 the population increased by
702,000 ; lu tbo sumo period the population of
tha state ouuluo the city declined by 4i,000. )
"There U , " says Consul Sadler , "a constant
tonaenor all over the country to UocU to
tin towns , wbloh team to bo bonoIUoU
thorebv , nnil to ahlft from the agricul
tural districts where imprsvomonts in laborsaving
bor-saving inuohlnory onsblo n smaller
number of hands to do the simo work. Also ,
thn additions which nro now being made
from without to tbo American population ,
and especially to tha Rtoat towns of the
west , are no longer made up chiefly of
KnRllsh-spoJklni ; people. Mst year-flyo.OOO
linmlgrantfi were landed nt the principal
norts ot tbo Union , an Increase of about
iOU.oro ever 18W. Of these 13:1,401 : came
from Oortnany , 104,000 from tbo czar's domin
ions Kussla and Poland. Atistrin-Itunearv
contributed In round numbers 70.0JO : Italy
(13,000 ( ; England and Wales and Norway
nnd Sweden ciitno In nlmost abreast with
62,000. and Scotland sent 12,0'JJ. At the
port of Noiv York , Consul General Lane
Hooker reports Hint last year the Russian
contingent oxcccdod for tin first tlmo that
from Ucrmitiy It numbered Slfii2 , aealnst
7fl,40iJ. Americans complain of the inferior
ity lu Intelligence , In education and in physl-
ml and moral qualities of the now elements
that ere bolnc ; added to the pomilnUon , end
they nro undoubtedly producing croat
chance in the constitution , character nnd
tendencies of the American people. Chi-
capo Is moro a Gorman ' than
nn American city ; It contained
In ISM , : ISU3S persons of Gorman , 20J,10.1 of
American , and 2i : > , r > 34 of Irish birth. U'ho
English born inhabitants onlv numbered .111-
7S. > ; thov camon lonir xvay behind Bohemian ,
Poloa , Swedes and Norwegians. Milwau
kee , on the ether baud , is mainly a Scandi
navian town. To the great social , political
nnd industrial problems connected with the
growth of largo cities and the depletion of
the rural districts with which wo nro ac
quainted at homo there are added in the
west others of which , hanplly. lu this coun
try we L-now next to nothing.
mi : .sr// > r or M.uts.
I irrfllen for The Itet. 1
In the observations of Mir it ua % boon as
sumed that tbo dark nreis soon are water
and the rod nre.-u land. Tals "may 'bo so.
And there tire other features soon , among
xvhich nra certain llnci , slnglo and double ,
which Scblaparelll ulalun to us canals upnu
MUM. Judclng from torrottrlnl analogies
there nro certain facts that should not bo lost
to sight.
In the earth's ntmosphoro the air currents
laden with moisture that are of low degree
of temperature are well known to bo white ,
seen almost any day in iho high or cirrus
clouds.
The nir currents , laden with moisture ,
that are of a high degree ot temperature , ere
well known to bo dark. The air currents
that noisess a. slight dogrea of moUturo , but
heavily laden with costnical or ether dust ,
or volcanic or ether sniOice , are well known
to be of red color , seen at almost any brigtit
morning or evening when looking at tbo
naliiR or setting sun or moon.
From the to facts It is not far-fotohod to
claim that the light areas seen upon Mars
are frozen clouds , the dark nroas rain clouds ,
and that tha rod uroas belong to air lilted
with eoJtnlcil or ether forms of dust.
Prof. William Pickering writes of the
rapid changes soon upon Mara ns follows :
"When the snow was meltint ; a dark chan
nel suddenly appeared nnd shortly dUap-
naarcd , and in n few days thu northern "sea
of Mars oularRcd , or its southern shofo bn-
c.imi ) darker , " concluding tbat "this can not
booxplainod by aerial ofTocfs. "
I would say wo have water pouring into
the earth's ' arctio area , but it docs not do so
suddenly anu suddenly disappear. Nor does
our Arctio sea enhrgc. An observer from
Mars should stn our oceans to bo blue , qnd
our land should look olthcr white or green.
Whoever is a resident of the Missouri
valley can notice tbat there are atmospheric
currents that , blow from the scuth Into the
arctic urea , and I dare say the arctio area
fills UD. And this movement is moro of tno
"sudden" character noticed ou Man than if
the movement was duo to moving waters.
And I have not the least doubt but at such
times the arctic snows molt , aud that the
southern shores of tbo arctio basin bavo
warm dark clouJa.
Then it sounds singular to toll of a "lako
that is now single , then double , then disap
pears. An observer of the prairie area of our
continent , noting the facts seen In our ntmos
phoro , can at times see atmospheric currents ,
now silicic , then double , nnd after a time
thcso streams of air will cnango and the cur
rents will commence to double up nnd form
themselves into a thuncor-hoad cloud nnd re
sult in a thunder stcrm. There uro no facts
observed upon Mars that have not tbl >
nualogv in our own atmosphere , and I doubt
If nn observer on Mars could sea through the
nllcgea SOU miles of donth of onrth's atmos
phere and sea the earth's surface.
The newspaper press of our country has a
duty to porforu. to not lot the closing decade
of the nineteenth century go out without
raising a voice ncainst the continuance-
u n n ceded error. The greatest blieht ever
recorded against science was tbnt the
Ptoloraiiic svslem of astronomy held away in
error lor eighteen centuries. E. J. Coucit.
A hald-hpndnd iinn Is the best proof of the
nsiertion "There's room at the top. "
Baby's cheek la like a peach ,
1-3 It Madame Rnpport's bleach ?
No ! but baby's mama's cheek
'Volumes to Its praise doth speak !
Cnll for Mme. Itupport's book , "How to 1)0 Uoautl-
ful. "
NOTICE OP THE SITTING OP THE
CITY COUNCIL .AS A BOAHD OP
EQUALIZATION.
To the owners of the lots , parts of lots and
ro.il citato abuttln : on or adjacent to the
Htreets. alloys or n venue's herein named or
situated In whole ur In put within any
of tlioil strlots herein spoclllod :
You und each of you uro hereby notified
that the olt v council oi the city of Uiniha will
sit as u Hoard of Initialization , at the olHee ot
thi ) City Clerk. In thu Olty Hall. Oinuha. Nab. ,
ou Friday the i--ith day of October , IH'C , from U
o cloulj n. m. to. > o'clock p. in for the purpo-o
of considering and ccjualmux thu proposed
levy ot Hpoiniil taxes nnd iissi'siimmls .is
shown by " 1'ropndOfl i'luin of Asei-imcnt"
tin iv nn mo In th olllco of s ild Ulty ( Murk , and
coi reeling any errors thoieln , and of liearlnt
nil complaints that the owners of property so
to bo assessed and taxed may make ; said
spoolultuios ami assessments proposed to bo
levied being necessary to cover thu cost of the
several Improvements duly imtnnrl/ed to bo
made und now completed , us follows ;
To cover tli.i cost of permanent brio ! ; side
walks luld hy . ) , O. t.'orliy , amounting to the
sum of iLltnau , Inulmllng thoeostjjf Inspection ,
which balil mini It is proposed hy u report duly
adopted by iho City Council toneless on thu
properly unposiio which said sidewalks woru
constructed , us follows : * -
Lot U block J lluiibcom I'laco $10 ( M. -
Lot II block . . KJ 'J7.
Loin block 1 . . 4027.
Lot 111 block 4 . . 4LM ,
Lot 17 bloolc 4 . . 'Ji.
Lot 18 lilook 4 . . 40 Si
LoilUblook4 . . 41X7.
North 10 fret lot 15 blook 11 Ilanscom I'luco
f 17 UL
Lot Ifl block II 1 1 r. n scorn Place $11 20.
Lot 17 blook 11 . . 4U 17.
Lot IR blook U . . 40 yj ,
Lot 1 Cherry Garden Ml 73.
Lots , . Cl l/J.
Lot ! ! . . 01 UU.
Lot 4 . . 0.1 47.
North 43 4-10 foot lot 'Jl blool ; 5 West End Ad
dition * J7 Wi.
I.otSS blook 5 West End Addition } 2 75.
North aa feet lots blook S K V tnnltli's Addi
tion i'2 KD
South 41 foot lots blocks KV Smith's Addi
tion * V ) 7 : . ' . _
Lot : i block 8 I' V Smith' * Addition 1'A 41.
South 41 foot lot 4 blook Bn V Smith's Addi
tion tQ4 | ,
To cover thu cost of pcrmumont sldownlks
of ' Kansas mono , Including Insnuctlon.'luld liy
I'uriias & Son , a'nountlni ; to the sum ot
8l"Jl.ir , which wild sum It In proposed by ofa
report duly adorned by the city council tp as- ,
so-sson the property opnoilte which mild slue-
wnlhs wcro constructed , tts follows :
Lot 4 block : ill Omaha * li5 10.
Lot ft blook a.l > 171 to.
Lot 4 hlnuk. > . ' : < 17400.
Lotr > hlouk32J " IVH'J.
i ; ail feet lot 0 h'ouk ' 139 Omaha 8131 10.
Lot.OI.loekllJOinah.illU Ul.
Lot7 blook 114 " 12JM.
K 45 font lot 0 olouk 111 Onrjha J3'J ' 18.
Hub lot 4 of IotUO.ii.Hol addition WJ 07.
/ ; - ' . ' fciitbtib Iot5 of lot 0 Capitol addition
$3 < ) IXi
W Jj sub lot 15 of lot 2 Capitol addition 87 01.
To cover the con of artificial stone Hide-
walks laid by i'ord & 1 1 use. as per their esti
mate of August 1.1th , Jtui , ineludln ; Intipoc-
tion. nmountlni to the sum ot U.liu.fil. which
said sum It Is urouosed by a report duly
adopted by the elty council to ussca * on thu
real estate opposite whluhHnld sldoivulUs were
oonstructeil , un folluwg :
N KS feet lot 1 blook ii : Omaha JIOl 67
] : i font lotil nlouk 77 . . t9 44
Ixit 1 block 7rt Omaha 1I8 [ 15
blook 7d . , hiKl
' ,
LotSbooUSi , . 2J7 01
N OJ feet lot 4 block 00 Omaha II7B M
S. 'II feet hit 4 blook DO . , I'M VI
That purt oa t of 83 ,
we t feet lot 7 block
aOmahailUTUi.
8 Oi > feet lot 3. blook 107 , Omaha
Lot 1 block 171 , Omaha , .
171 . . 173.31
Lot a blook 171 . . 1T3.5I
I.otft nlook tW ( { , Omnln , S.'iatP
n K lot I biouk IW4 , Omaha , WJ7.00
t.ot 4 blooK 7im , Omnha , KI-.M7
f.otl block 2 'i ' 312.41
I.olS block-Jijii " 1S1.W :
liott block . ' "
2l.1l't 19 VH
liot.l block n Kountro & Ruth's add O2.SO
Iol4 block 0 B7.7J
To cover the cost of flllliijt mil-unco lots ,
amounting to tlio sum of JIII.OT , wMoh said
sum. It H proposed by n report duly adopted
by the city council , to assess on Iho property
as follows :
fjot 17 block 4 Ilawthorno addition JII2.7J.
Onr : > th street In . . . . 4i.HJ.
To cover the cost of paving nnd curbing
I'oppleton avenue from il.'ml street to ; ilrd
street , in Sttcct Improvement dlslrlcl No."I ! ,
amnuutltiz to tliosiim of J2.78i.OI , which said
Sinn , H Is proposed by u , robot t duly adopted
ty the city council , lo assess on thu propel ty
within s'Ud dlslrlol accord In : ; lo foot front
age aud the usual scaling back process lo the
depth of the district us. created. Itate per
foot , t.LtflK.4. us more .fully sioii | by said
rroDosed I'lanof Assessment. "
Tocover the cost of ( Improving by paving
nndciirhlni : In street Improvement district
No. IKH , comprising Nicholas street from-"Jth
slrcol to west ilnoof Isjuu's addition , amounl-
ing to tlio sum ot $ I,2Y. > .U' . which said sum tt
Is proposed by n report duly adopted by the
city council , to assess otruhc property In said
district us created , according to fool front. 11:0
and the usual scatlni .Irnek process ; ratu tier
foot. $1. iru , us more fully shown by said "Pro-
nosed I'Inn of Assessment. "
To cover the cost or.oponlns .Till street ,
23111 street nnil SStli avenue , Uiiouiili tax lot
5. section U , township 15 ; ran 1:0 ii. : Tolul cost
ot each ' .treot , V7lh street , SI.SlK)1 ) 'J . . . i street ,
jl.800 : 28th avenue , $1 , JO : which said sums It
Is proposed by u report duly adopted by the
clt v council , to assess as follows !
The amounts shall ba assessed respectively
ono tch street on iho foul frontage on belli
sides ot H ild streets fromllrstol slreel to
I'uxton street , according to the usual scaling
back process In depth to thu IIrst alley or
center of block und In inn is not platted to
the depth of | W feet , provided that thu usse s-
inent nortli of I'ratt street shall bo one-halt
the rate of that south of I'ratt street.
To cover the cost ot opening "llth slrcot ,
throiiKh tav lot No. I , suction 11 and lol
tOUl\ervle\v addition , amounting to the sum
of S HW.ilt ) , which siild sum It Is proposed by a
report duly adopted by the city council to
assess on the nrnnorty us follows :
To he levied on the west IM feolof that purl
I vim : east of 2Jlh street unit the uasl I50 feet
of thai pail lylnz west of 29th stieetof lu\ lot
I Focllon 1(1-15-1 ( ltl.l5J. ' > D.
To bo Im led an lot tl Klvorvlew $210 Co.
To bo levied on lot U . 20) 00.
To bu levied 'jn lot H . . 'M 00.
To bo levied ou lot 12 , Itlvervlew , $ .IJ.0.
To ho lovloil on lot" , Itlvorvlow. tiJ.03.
To bo levied on lot 13 , Klvorvlow , S.'O.OJ.
To bo levied on iho properly on oich aldo of
29lh street Cicini Unmlnst to LiiUe street us fol
lows :
I'rom Cuinlnc to Vutcsstrcetfoxccpt above. )
W.OW.7D.
l-'rom Lukq street to Ersklno stroot. 870.31.
From Krskino street to Urunt street. $100.70.
Vroia CJrunlstrect to llnrdutte street.ifl.l2.lW.
I'rom Hurdetto street to Vutes street. ? .M7.20.
To bo assessed to depth of throe lots , the
II ml alley or to the center of block.
To cover the cost of uMoti'llns lOlh stioot
from thi ) north line of llurtman's addition to
Center slreot , amountlni : to iho sum of $10-
051.41. which said sum It Is proposed by u re
port duly adopted by tlio olty council , to us-
hcss on the property ou each sl.lo of 10th
street from tha south line of lot. 5' ) . Ilurtiiiun's
addition toUuntorstroot , as follows :
One-fourth of the amount on the cast side
of lUlh street und 's of tht ) amoitnl on the west
side of IIHh street ; on the east sldo of IDlh
street , 7111.f > i foot , at i.U.tW. $ . ' .512.81 : on the
weal sldo of I'Jth stieet , 7.14.55 fcet ul Jlu.'JCJJ ,
J7.-V13 .V.
To cover the cost of dumuses for oponlnr
13th street , being a.judgment witli costs nnd
Interest. In favor of Arthur Kumliuton ,
amountlni ; to J .STO.Ol. which said sum ll Is
proposed by a report dulv adopted by iho oily
council , to assess us follows :
To ho assessed on the property on each shlo
of IMth stieot from Doiulus street to south
elly liinlls pro rata according to foot fronl-
ugu : rain po foot. $ > .UM)747 )
Tocover Iho cost of judgment for damages
for clmniio of grade of Hlghluunth strcul from
Loavenworth street to a jiolnt 4U ( feet MiuUi
of Mason street , amounting to the sum ot
$ ' , ' 'II.sO. : which said sum It Is proposed by u re
port duly u loptod bv tlio city council lo as
sess pro rata according to foot f rontneo on iho
properly on both sides of Eighteenth street
from Lotcmvorlh street to 1'lerce street and
ncoordlnz lo the usual scallnz buck process lu
depth to the iilloy : rate per foot , JO 7U-'Oi.
To cover the cost of construction of the
sewer In buwnr district No. 157. uinounllng to
the sum of $7i0.iu , which said sum It Is pro
posed by u report duly adopted by the city
council to assess on the properly Insalddls-
Irlot according to foot frontage : the corner lot
to bo assessed for the longer side only ; talc
p r foot , $ .7liV. .
To cover t he cost of construction of sewer In
enncr district ? io. IBO , amounting to the sum
of JM85.DJ , which bald sum it Is propose ! by a
icpoil duly adopted hy Iho idly council , to
assess us follows : To bu assessed on thu nrop-
crty adjoining sewer according to foot froot-
iiuo In deuth to lirsl alloy. Us.to per foot ,
$1,0201. * . ,
To cover Iho cost ot damage ) for chnnxo of
cradoof Douglas strcotJfrom Sixteenth st. lo
Twentieth st. und .1 l lcrseclliu streets ,
amounting to thu hum -Jj-,0')7.i-n , which said
sum It l proposed by arrcport duly ndootcd
by the cltv council , to assess a4 follows :
On Douglas st , , from iloiirteonth st. to Fif
teenth .st , , $1,1100.1)0. )
On Douglas st. . from Fifteenth st. to Six
teenth sU , Ul.MKuO. „ . .
On DduKlunst. , fromfB\tciitli | 3t. lo Twon-
tlothsl. . ftJ.ft.HlU "j j
On Douglas street , on north side from
20th street lo west llno'ojlot 2. llonsal's Mib-
dl vision ; ou south sldo fnim-Oth strcel to tlio
west Ilnoof sub lol 18 , subdivision lot S , Cup-
lloludd.l&GiilUfi.
On Donglus street , on nortli sldo from the
west line lot 2 , Housel'S subdivision lowest
IlnosiiUS. lol 2 , Capllol add. : ou south sldo
from Iho wosl line of sub 18. Hot - ' , C'.ipllol
add. , tu west line of lotO.IIousol's subdivision ,
(1,012.12.
On Douglas street , on north side froi5 ueat
line of sub 8 , lot 2. Capitol add , , to west
line sub I ) , lot II , Capital add. ; on south sldo
from west line of lot 0. Honsol's subdivision.
to west line sub 12 , lot II , Cupltol add. $ lUlj.OO.
OnDouglis streol on north sldo from wosl
line of sub a lot II Capitol addition to 21th
street ; on south sldo Iron ) west line sub 13 lot
: i Capitol addition to 24th .street , JI..M.M.
On 24th slreel from no th line of lot I ) to
south line lot II , Kellom's 1st add , t 10 M ,
On 17th street from alley nortli of 1 arium
street to Dodt'ostreet , f.l.il7.71. :
On Ibthtttrcoiliom l-'ainani strool to DodCJ
stroot. $1.401.01.
. On lillli street from Farnam street to
streoc. JMO.Ud.
To bo assessed pro rala according lo fool
f rontujio lu depth to thu center of block.
Tocover the cost ot damages for itradlnz
Martha sireot from 2Ulh street to2lli street
amounting to the sum of } , ! , ' ! .Ojwhich siild
sum It Is proposed by u report duly adopted
by Iho olty coi ncll to assess on the prouerty
on Martha street from ' 'Jth to 2Uh streets on
each side III depth tu tlio alloy on 0 ich side
according to thu usual sealing back process i
rule per foot * ' .U" > .V. > .
To eovor the cost ot graillnc OaBtollur strool
from l.ltn stieul to2llh stivet In grading dls-
Iriol No. 47 , amountlnj ? to the sum of * Viil.n4 ,
which bald sum it is proposed by a report duly
adopted by the cltv council to assess on the
pioporty on both Hides of C'astcllar bUoot from
15th stieol to 21th street pie rutii iiecordlng in
Irontuuo and thu usual suulliiKlbioiv process
In depth lo the alloy : in hlocltx U and H. H. 11
Hoevrs * nildlilnn , und plucks 7 and S. Oump-
boll's addition , to thoileilh | of IhicolotH ; In
property not. subdivided 10 the depth of IDO
toet , Halo per fool $ lUS'J.'i ' ,
To cover thu cost of grading I ) ivonport
street from 40th sti eel to t lie Hell l.lnu rall-
wiy In gradlna district No , Ul. amounting H
thu sum nf J',107.0' ' ) . which said sum It Is pro
posed liv u report , duly adopted hy the cltv
council to assess on the property on boll
sldoHof Davenpoil street from 4Uth street to
the Holt I.no ! railway pro nita par foot frOHt-
ago according to thu usual healing buok pro
cess in depth to the Ilrsi alley or 150 feel
Uulo per fool J0.7875.
'lo cover Iho cost of grading LuUo street
from42d strool to4Uh stieot In grudln dm-
Irlct .No. M aiiioinitlnj to tlio Hum of $ ; .u'7i5. :
which BaldmiMi ll U proposed by a report duly
adopted by Iho city conned ! , lo assess on tin
property on each Hldo of l.ako street from J.'i
btrvet tol.'ith streol pro rata per fool frontiiuo
according lo thn usual hfalliu h.ieU process to
the tlrsialloy. Kutu nor foot , JI.2IS , ' .
To cover tlio coilof sradliu IHtli Elreot fron
I'arinim street to Hurt fitu'ot In gra'llni ; ills
trlot No , 41 , iimouutlu to thn sum ot if-UI'i- ' ; !
which bald sum II Is proposed by a report duly
adopted by thu city council to ussos on the
iiropi'ity on oath s do ot Ibth btnml fron
I'uruam lo Hurl pro ratu per foot frontage
according to tlio usual uoullu , ' h ick piocois to
the alloy or 151 fuel , Kate lur foot , tl.4J4'5. '
To cover thu rest of grading CJrant stree
from Twenty.ilrst streel to Twenty-fourtl
street und the east alley running north and
Minth In blook ; ' , Idlowlld ; amuunlliu to tbi
sum of 1112.07. which said sum 't Is propose
bv a reporl duly adopted by the olty counel
to usacas pro raw on the pioperty adjacent u
pur fool frontuze ; the properly ou thu alley a
onu fourth thu rate of iho property on Gran
In depth to thu Oistulloy :
Alloy , O'JI feet at .uoiUJ7 , * ,2.31.
tirant hti'iiut. lr > Jj ti'oim , 4J.24SHH , .
Toeovtir thu cost of ur/idlus / Twenty-fourth
to 1'oit street ,
amountliK lo the suiu'utlJI.IOl.bn. ' svhleh said
Hum It is proposed by n , .report duly adopted
by the olty council to imoss on the property
udjoliilng und on uuchtldu of Twenty-fourth
Blteet from Holt Line railway to Tort street
pro rata uccardini ' ; to fuot franlaKo ; rate pur
'IV cover thu cost pf L'Mdlnz 13th utrnotfrom
> Iiilon street to the north line of Oak Hill add.
No. 'and tlio cost of eulvort conitriiotod by
J. It. Ueeyrs A.-1'o ut l.liu and Valley streets , in
grading dUlrlct No. .U , uiiiounlln ; to the sum
of ffa.OIJLM. whluli H.ild sillii It ih prjpoia I by a
report duly adopted ly the city council to
asset , * pro rata ucuonlmpto the font frontage ,
on lath Btroot on onvhitde.fiom Vlnton street
touuKillll udil. Nil. aaocorilluKtothoususl
sealing back procosi Jii depth to thu aliuv
whei9 Iho alley Is p.rali.il with 15th street ,
Knil 150 feet on other property ! the above
boiiu iiprlseii In gi-uUInx district No.
Katu | .r fool , tl.XKiL
'lo i-pvor llii ) < y > st of the ooiiitructioji df
sawcr In newer diatrlct No | J . amounting to
the sum of I,7Vi.Cd , which saldsuiu It is pro-
posed by n report duly adopted by tlio olty
council , to assess on the nroncrtr fronting on
sxld sewer iiccordlnit to the foot frontano , oor
nor lots having sewer on both sldm to bo
assc so I on the loiuor frontigo only. lUte
pnr foot , $0.018 < , as moro. fully Miown by snld
"l'rono o < l I'lan of Avsowutunt. "
Tocover the cost of ( Innuice.s by toison of
grading 20th street from Kurnani to Harnoy
street , nnd alley between Putnam and
llarnny streets from VUth street to S7th
nvnnuo , mn'iiintliu to the sum of ft.Wan ) ,
which said mini Ills proposed by a report
diiiv adopted by thu city council to ussoss
on the tiropdrly on both slilos of Sflth street
from Kuriium to llarncv streets , and on both
shies of the alloy from lf > tli street to 27th
( t\euuo pro r.itn. accord Inc to foot f rontaco ,
and thn usual scalliu back process In depth ,
OnVfllh street , unsi side , two lots ; on 2filh
stroet. west .side. IM feet ; and on each sldo of
nllev to street. It itc per foot , Jl.ul.'lt ,
Von are timber notlllod thiits ild "Proposed
I'lnnsot As o < siiiont" are now subject to the
Inspection and examination ot any of thn
owners of s ild lots , parts of lots or plncos of
tv il i-state. or the Inspection or examination
of nny ether person lutoto-dnd lu said pro-
posun nssrisinents , nt the ofllco of sild city
clerk , und Ihut by u report of a committee of
said council duly adopted , U Is propose 1 thnt
unless for good nnd sutllulcntcauso It may bo
otherwise ordered and doiornilncil , that the
Cost of Hiild liiiprovomoiits respectively bo as
sessed on Iho Mivcrul loUs. parts ot lots und
plecesof rnul ostuto as shown by said "Pro
posed Plans of Assessment. "
You. mid unch of you , nro hereby no tilled to
nppe'ir before s ild Ito ird of Kiiiiill7Ulon | : , ut
the tlmo anil pi icn above spoclllod , to make
any complaint , statement , or objuctlon you
desire concerning nnv of said proposed levies
and assessments of snoul'il tuxes ,
JOHN OHOVKS. i-liy Clork.
OMAIU , N'nll. , October tilth , IWIi .
Oct.2Jd7t
t'loclanmtton
and notice to the electors uml legal voters of
the city of Omaha of un annual city nlpotmn
of tno elty of Onrthn , to bu hold on Tuesday ,
tlui Stn day of No\embor , ISDJ , for Iho pur
pose ot electing oi'o ' councilman from each
ward.
Ti > the electors and lunl voters of Iho nltyof
Oni'ihii :
I , ( loorsu 1" . llmnltf , mayor ot the city of
Omaha , do Is-uiu this , my proclamailon , unit
by the atilhorlly vuste.il 1 I mu us such mayor
do hereby cixu public notice ( o thu electors
and legal voters of tbu eity of Otnnlri that un
uniiuul ulty election of the city of Omnhu ,
will beheld Ins.ild city on Tnoid ly. IhuelKhth
diiyot Noveiubor , 1KU , forthopurbosoot olecl-
lir-'ono coiinurttirin from uach ward.
Thu polls shall hu ouen on 11m day of said
olcetloi at eight oMock In ihu inoiiilni : und
shall continue open until six o'clock In thu
veiling of the same day , at the respective
otliii places following , to-wli :
I HIST WAIID
? ' S 1 : cor"cr 7th lltltl llnr ° J
" ' : | ' N K '
l'0r"9r 12th "nd Jon03
Gt"
sl"otsV'8lrlal ' S W cor or I" ' " and Hickory
) S *
. corilcr Clh ai
' ' 1)Utrlot N W
st'io1'1 corner Oth und
' ! ) N C comer 13th and Vlnton
SECOND WAIID.
W C0r"or Hth
tlntl Jono' >
' r'Ct ' N W e °
! rner IJlh nnd Paoln °
ISth
S K corner 2Jd aud Leavensl
corner 10th and
.
H I'lllT *
Sth District S E corner Uth and William
it routs.
- ' atrICt J' E L'oriicr Stleunth | and Con-
Kith Distrlct-N W corner 3)th ) and Doroat
slrcols ,
llth Distrlot 9 E comer 20th and Kanoroft
strcnts.
Wth Ulstrlot-N B corner 15tli and Vlnton
District S W corner 13th nnd Valley
llth District N Eeonior20tli ind Houluvard
Tllint ) WAIID.
1st Distrlel-S W corner 12lh und Chicago
2d Dlstrlcl N W corncr llth and Davenport
it roots.
M District South side of Capitol avenue
lu.irwustof ( ) lllth street.
4tb District-West hide of 12th street , bo-
tivcon Dnnvlnsuml Dodxc streets.
5tli District N K corner luth and Capitol
ivL-nuo
Uth Distrlot N B corner Olh and Harnoy
7th District S E corncr llth and Douglas
itlOOtS.
Uth District N E corner 13th and Jackson
U reels.
Uth Distrlct-S E corner 10th and Howard
streets.
rounrii WAIID.
1st DIstrlct-N W corner 17th and Davenport
streets ,
2nd District NW corner Bind and Davenport
nreots.
3rd Dlatrlot N W corner 25th and Dodge
si roots.
4th DIstriot-N E coiner 17th und Dodge
streets.
5th District N E corner 17th and Harnoy
streets :
Olh District N W corner 20th and Douglas
iireots.
7th DIstrlct-N ' W corner 20th slrcot and St.
lary's luouuo.
8th ' District \Vcornor20th streel and St.
Mary's avenue.
Otli Distrlol-Knsl slrto of i-oiilh lOlh slroot ,
letwoun Harnoy street and St. Mary's avunuo.
10th District N W corner 18th und Leaven'
Aorth streets.
llth ' Dlstrlct-S W corner 17th slrool and St.
Mary's uvenuo ,
rifTII WAIID.
1st District East silo of Sherman avenue
opposite Mandorson mroot.
2nd Distrlot S B eornur Sherman avenue
ind WIrt streot.
3rd District S W corner Sherman avenue
ind L.IKO street.
4th District N W corner Sherman avenue
ind Grace street.
5th Distrlot S W corner 17th and Charles
moots.
Oth Dlatrlot East side of Sherman avenue
ibout III ) feet north of Nicholas street.
7th District a E corner lOlh and Izard
streets
Hth District N W corner ICth und Hurt
meots.
Uth District N K corner ISth and Oass
itroiils.
10th Dlslnot East sldo North 17th stieet be
tween California and C'HHS streets ,
llth DIstrlct-B E corner ISth i-nd CUBS
strcota
BIXTII WAIID.
1st District S E corner 21th street and Amos
ivoiiuo ,
2nd District B W corner 30th street uud
avenue ,
3rd Distrlot N R corner 45th und Grant
streets.
4th District S W earner 21th and Mandcnon
streets.
nth District SB corner 31th und WIrt streets.
Uth Dbtrlot ri W coiner 3Jrd and I'wrker
UreetH.
7lh District N W corner 2Uh and Corby
utreolK.
Hth lJlhtrict N I ! comer 27th and Hurdetto
streets ,
Uth Distrlot N E corner 2'nd anil Grunt
streets.
luth Dlatrlot N W corner 23th and Franklin
streets.
llth DUtrlct SV corner 21th and 1'ranklln
'
streets'
12th Distrlot S W corner 2'nd and Clart
streets ,
SEVENTH WAIID.
1st Dlstrlet S W corner 24th and Mason
streuis.
2nd District N E corner SOlh avenue and
I'opuluton aveniiu.
: ird Dlslrlot 3 W corner 2 llh streol and
\VnolwOrlh uvonuo.
nil District N W corncrBtU street and
Arbor street.
Oth District Soutli stdo ot Vlnton struct
liuar ( cast of ) south ' . 'M uonne ,
Oth District S K corner 3uth avenue and
I'oppleton avonuo.
7ln Dlstrlet N W corner tilth und Francis
vtreoU.
KHl'llTII WAIID.
1st District Eitsl sldo of 2Glh streol near
( bouth of iChiirlcs Btreel.
2nd Dlslrlol Wosi side of 23d street near
( south ot ) I'uul street.
: irJ Dlstrlet N W corncr 20th und Nicholas
streets.
4th DIstrlot-N B corner 20th mid Cumins
streets.
Mil District West sldo of North 25th stieot
near ( north of ) Cumliii ; street ,
Cth Dlstrlcl S UcorndrS-'d and Hurt streets.
7th District B W corner VOth and Uan
stioets. ,
NINTH WAIID.
1st District H W corner 3d and Cumluz
streets.
I'd Distrlot N W corner 40th and Oumlng
otreets.
M DiHtrlct-N B comer 10th und Far n am
streets.
4th DUtrlct North Uclo of Davenport itrvet
neur ( west oft North 32d avunutx
r.th district a U corner UUt uvonuo and
DoO ito st ret u
.
Olh DIstrlut H W corner 9th avenue aud
Juokfron Ktrent.
In witness whereof I have hereunto sot my
hind a * m-ivor of siid city of Omaha , .hit ,
17th day of October. 1M > 1
CJEO. P. BEJII8 , Mayrr
Attest : JOIIM QIIOVKS , Olty Clerk , ol9d2li
PAVING HONDS.
rroclnmatlon and notice of subtulsflon la the
electors and | OR | rntcri of the city of
Omnha ot the question of Issuing the
bonds of the city of Omaha In the sum of
ono hundred Ihoimtul dollars ( II fl,0JO ) to
pay for the cost of p vlnc. tcpnvlnff or mae-
nd.unlrlnK the lntorootioin of Rtrcotsnlid
spaces opposlto alloys In siild city , and to
pay the cost of navlnitln front ot ronl estate
not , subject to nssesiinont of spoclnl t\xos :
for pavliiR ptirbosos.
To the oloetor * and losal voters of the city of
Omithti
I. Ucnrcn 1' . Hctnls. mayor of the city of
Onmhu , do IS IIQ this , my proclaim itliin , and
liy the authority vested In mo .is such mnyor
do hereby uivo pulillo not co to the doctors
nnd local voters of tlioclly of Oniah i that a
cuncrul election will be liold In smil city on
Tuesday , the olulith day of .November , im } ,
for the pur | > o > C ( < f snhimttlnx tosnlil oli-otor-t
nnd legal Voters the < ] iiu9tion and proposition ,
following , to-wlti
" hall bonds of the cltv of Omaha In I'no
sum ut onu hundred tluiusund dullars ( ilOO.oW )
be IssuiMl for ttio purpo o ot tiaylnu the cent ot
having , rupivhiKor macadamlr.iiu iho Inter-
suctions ot Ntiouts nnd ti ice < opposite i lleys
In said city , or p.ivlnsc the cost of i > ivlni ; in
front.ut real ustatcnot subject In asiossmont
or sppolal taxes for ti'ivimr purposes , H ihl
bonds to run not more than tu out y (2U ( ) years
nnd to bu.ir Interest puyntilo sonil-annnally
Ht ; i r.itn not uxccodlntt no per cent per an
num , with eonimiH utl-ichtvl , . to be iMllod
"I'M Ing liond" . ' * uud nolto liosold for less than
pur , the proceeds of whicn shall t u used for no
othur purpose than p tying thn cost of imvinu ,
lupavlng or macadamizing the Intersections
of streets nnd spaces opposite alleys In said
city , or lu front of real estate not subject to
assessment of special tu\es for p ivlng pur
poses ? "
The said question nnd proposlt'on shall bo
submitted to s ild electors ontlru In tlio proper
form piovlded bv law forolllclul but ots , with
thowor.ls 'Yes" " .So" printed thereon. All
of .said ballots having un " .V mark follow-
ID.J the word "Yes" shall ho coiinlod In favor
of Issuing s'lld bonds , mid all of said ballots
having an 'X" mark following thu word " .No"
shall ho counted und considered us against
the , Isstllnitof Mild lionds.
The polls shnll bo opoii the day ot said elec
tion | , ul ul lit o'clock In tbu nunnlnir and shnll
continue upon until slo'clock In thu evening
Of the H.IIIIU day al the respective ! voting
places | , as follows :
FIUST WAIID.
E corner 7th and Mnroy
W corner Sth and Luavon-
K COr"Br 1"th aml Jonus
S I' corner ntl > a > l
I'lorcu
street.
7n Instrlotr"-N'"rtl1 , slll ° of I'aclflo street bo-
opu 7th streets.
an" : ' 1'11"0' 1 > arl W"a avum' °
tt' ' "l'itrlot-S W
sl ri t corner 10th and Illokory
> V cor"ur cth "ll(1 ( Center
DIstrjot-N W corner Oth und llancroft
B L routs.
llth DIstrlct-N E corner 13th and Vlnton
all CO IS *
SKCONl ) VTAlm.
" N W cor"or 1 < th ! VI1J Jones
siruoiBi ' ! ! ' N W co"i ° r 13th and i'aclllo
W corner I8tl1 nlld l' avuii-
8 w conior wih iimi
5th DiSttlct S :
worth sti-Dots.
Ulh Dlstrlot-Bist sldo ot South 2Jth street ,
O '
oDpusitu I'oppleton ave
stre t"'str'ct'"s ' ' ' corner 10th and IMerco
ut S B corner llth and William
District N E corner Sixteenth and Center -
tor streets ,
sl tuth Distrlcl N W corner BJth and Doroas
streV'D'Strl0t 3 B corner20th and llancroft
slHI r.'lh Distrlot N E corner 15th and Vlnton
streets.
HISl 13th District S W corner 13th nnd Valley
streets. *
Sla llth District N E corner 20th and Itouiuvard
avenue.
THIRD WAIID.
1st DstrIot-S : W corner 12th and Chicago
streets. "
2d District-N W corner llth and D.ivonport
strools.
ad Dittrlct South sldo of Capitol avenue
near ( west of ) l.illi htroot.
4tb District West sldu ot 12th street , be
tween Doiieliih iitul Dodj-'e streets.
5tli District N B corner lutb and Capitol
avenue.
iiili District N B corner Uth und Harnoy
streets.
71 h ulstrlct S B corncr llth and Douglas
stieoti.
Mh Dlstrlct-N E corner 15lh aad Jackson
slrenlfc.
Ulh Dlstrlcl S E corner 10th and Howard
streets.
FOUIITII WAIID.
1st Distrlot N W corner 17th and Davenport
stioots.
2nd Dlstrlet NW corner 2.'nd and Davenport
streets.
'lid District N W corner 25th und Doduo
btroets.
4th Distrlol N E corner 17lh and Dodge
Stn District N B corner 17th aud Harney
B tree Is.
Uth DIstrlcl-N W corner 20th and Douglas
7th District N W corner 2flth strout and St.
.
.ilary s uvenuo
8th ' District S W corncr 20th strool and St
Mury's u\enuo.
Oth Distriol East sldo of South lath stroet.
between Harnoy street und Sl. Mary's avonuo.
10th District N W corner 18th und 1/oivon-
worth htroels.
Uth ' District S W corner 17th street and SU
Mary's avenue ,
1st District East slJoof Sherman avenue
opposite Mitnderson utreot.
and District S B corner Sherman avenue
and WIrt street ,
3rd District H W corner Shnrman avenua
und Luito street.
4th Distrlot N W corner Sherman avenue
und Urace Htroot.
3th District S W corner 17tb uud Charles
streets.
Oth District East side of Sherman avenue
aboutan feet north of Nicholas street.
7th District H K coinnr tilth and Izard
streets.
8lh Distrlot N W corner 10th und Hurt
streets.
Oth District N E corner 15th and 0is
st re uts.
10th District-East Hldo North 17th street be
tween California und Uiiss stieots.
llth District S B corner 18th and Oass
btreots.
SIXTH WAIIII ,
1st Distrlot S K comer 24lh street nnd Amos
avenue.
2ml District S W corner CCth street , uud
llrand avnniio ,
aril DIstrlut N K corner 45th and Grant
streets.
4th District S W corner 21th and Mumlerson
streets.
6th DIsti let SB corner Slth and WIrt .troots.
Olh District S W corner U3rd and 1'arkcr
striiotH.
7th DIstrlct-N W corner 24th ind Oorhy
strcolN
Mth District N B corner S7lh and Hurdetto
B tree is.
Oth District N E corner li.'nd and Grant
streiits.
Uth DIstrlct-N W corner ftUh and Kranklln
Htreets.
llth Dlstrlot-8 W corner 2llh and riunklln
btieets.
12th District S W corner I''nd ' and Clark
streets.
SEVKNTH WAIll ) .
1st Dlstriet-S W eornur 23th und Mason
HtreetH.
2nd District N T , corner 20th uveiiuu and
I'opnlutoii uvenuo.
: ird Dlstilut H W corner 20th street nnd
Woolworth avenue.
4th D.'strlet .N W corner 20th struot and
Arbor slieel.
Alii Dlstrlcl South sldu of Vlnton strout
no.ir ( east of ) aonlh : r.'d uvoniiu.
Cth DIstilet S B corner H'Jtli ' uvenuo and
I'opplnloii avenue.
"in DUtrlct M Vi corner 31th nnd Kruucla
streets.
KiniiTii WAIID.
1st DUlrlct Bnst slUe of 20th street near
( boiitli of I tlliancs struct ,
2nd District West bide of 23d Mi cot nu.tr
( suutl. ut ) I'.ml Ureut ,
Jr.l District N W corner 20th und Nicholas
streets.
1th Dlstrlcl N B corner Silth and Ginning
streets.
Mh DUtrlct West sldo of North 25th street
near ( nortli of ) Cuminhtrtiot ,
llth Dlstilot S U cormir-id und Hurt HtrcoU.
7th District S W corner ' 'Oih and Oasa
streets.
NINTH WAUI ) .
1st Diitrlol B W corner 3 ? < J and Oumlux
slruets.
2d Distrlot N W corner 40th and Oumins
atroets ,
3d Dutrlct N K corner 10th uud Farnam
bt reels ,
4lh Dlstrlcl North sldo of Davenport itreet
near ( west NorlliXM avenue.
Sth district d K corner UUt avenue and
Duduo street.
Oth District B W corner 29th uvcuuu uud
Ouck on street.
In wltnes * whereof I have hereunto set my
iiauil as m-ivor of said elty of Omahii , this
17th day of October. 18'Ji
. . , .
Altobl : JOHN OIIOVEH , City Olerk. olfldilt
NOTIOIO OF1 'I'llK SITTING OP TIJK
CITY COUNCIL AS A BOAHD OP
EQUALIZATION.
To nil tax-puyurn und owners ot uroperty ,
tumuli | ) , utlo InteiOiUi'd In taxation in the
olty ofOinuha !
You am hereby iiotlDod tlmt the city coun
cil of Omuhu wild us provided and required
by section M of the Ohnrlor of Metropolitan
Oltlrs , hold n session us a lloird ot DiuMlrn-
tlon or not Itiss than live iluys. rom men Dine
Thursdnr , October ' "ith , ISiJ , for the imriiouj
of enunlfrliie llio nMsossinont of all property
within the city of Omaha nsstts od for KCII-
oral ta.vntlou for city t xc < for the vcnr ism
Such sitting will bu held at thn oltlcoof tlm
Cllv Clurii of said cltv In the I'lty Hull in the
city of Omnha , ooinnienolnf at n o'clock a. m ,
nnd continuing until r > o'clock p. in. ilally.
And vovi nnd ouch of you are herebr notified
to be an I appear before said boiird of equali
zation ut , tlio tltnn ami nlaco irtmo.l to makn
iinv complaint or objection ynii may have to
said asspssmont or uny p.'irt thereof as by
statute provided. Complaints In writing maV
bolllo I xfllh thut'lty I'lurkut any tlmo dur
ing the session otoild tmar.l ,
OlOilCt. JOHN llimvKO , Olty Clerk.
SKWKU bONUa
t'roolnmat loii and notice of submission to thn
electors and loenl voters of the oilv of
Omnh.iof thii itucsllou of IssuliiR bonds of
the city of Oinu ha In thn amount uf otu < hun-
dri'd iliounaiul dollars tIO.OJl | ) lo pay for the
con-it ruction anil '
maintenance ot 'sowers lu
iho oily of Omuhn. , ,
To thn electors nnd local votois of 'tho city ot
Omaha :
I , Uoorcc. 1' lldmls. mayor of the cltv of
OiKiih.t , do Issue thiH. my pnxMain.iUou , unit
by the authority \osted in inn iiUHUfh mayor ,
do htitoby ulvo puhllo notice t.i the electors
und IIVNU % otnrsof the city of Om th i , thnt u
cenernl election will IK ) hnld In s.dd elty on
Tuesdav the iiljhth day of Novotnber , ism , for
t he purpose of sulinilt tlni : to said elm'tors and
voters the ( | lli < stlon and proposition foi-
lowing , to-wlt !
"Shall bonds of the olty of Omaha in the
sum of ono bundled thousand dollars
( Jiouooo ) bo Issued for thu comruction ! and
maintenance of sewers , to run nut moro than
twenty rM > yo ir , todr.iw interest not to et-
ceed llvuiur ] cuni per annum , with Interest
eounons unuovod thereto , nnd not. to ho sold
for less than pur , tin ) Droceeds from Ihu suli >
thereof to bo expended for the construe.Ion
uud iiiulnteiiaiicu ot xuwors lu the city ot
Omnha , mid tlio proccuds thereof not to tin dl-
\ortnil from the objects therein cpcclllud. "
Tlio.said question und proposition shall he
submitted Id si Id elect ins cut 10 In the pioper
form provided liv law for olllulnl ballots , with
th ! > wouls "Vr.S. " " .NO , " printed thereon All
of said tmllntM lmInu nn "X" mark folluwlnx
the word "VBS" shall bu counted In fivMiot
Issuing sa'd ' bonds' , nnd all of said ballots
having un "X" murk followIne thu word
"NO" shall bn counted aud considered in
a.'ulnst tl < o Issuing of said bonds.
Tim polls-shall bo open on the day of said
olecllon 'it elulit o'clock lu thu morning und
shall contlnuu opun until six o clock In thu
nvenlngof thu n-iinn day at the rospcctlvu
voting place : , , as follows :
I'llHT WAIID.
. S B corner 7th und Maroj
C0r"8r mu ! ltltl
" 1 flnt
und ' ' 0"1'0' 1 > Urk W"d ttVU11" °
" " 8 W oor"ur 'h ' and Hickory
streoK > l8trlCt S * V corllcr Clh llni1 Cclltor
N Wc0r"or9th H"U
" ' " * K corncr iitl1 ; n
HEfOM ) WARD.
N W corner IUh nlll ( Jotlcs
L or"or I3th alld I > aolflJ (
C0rnor 18lh a
oiiuosllu illli DHtrlot-Bist ' sldo of South 23th street ,
I'oopleton UTO.
Utr'0t ' "S B oor"or lotl1 and.l'Jorco
sthreetV1StrlQt S E conlor I4tn nnd William
E cnrnor S'xlcpnth ' und Coa-
I'lth ' DIstrlot-N . W corner 3)th ) and Doroas
iroiils.
"J'l ' i District 9 E corner Mtli and llanerofl
N K cor"or l111 lllld Vlnton
i
13tli Dlstrint-S W corner 1.IIU and Vallor
llth District NBcorncr 20th and iloulovard
TMIIII ) WAIID.
1st DIstrlct-S W corner 12th and Chicago
2d Distrlot-N W corner Uth und Davenport
rt30t ,
M District South sldo of Capitol avenua
near ( estofJ.thhlroot. ) )
Itb District-West sldo of
12th street , be
tween Donslus uud Dtnl o streets
Sth District N B corner luth and Capitol
avenue
Uth District N E corner Oth und Harnoy
jj ' District S E corner llth and Douglas
rtth District N E corner 13th aud Jackson
streets.
' S E ooruur 1Qth ttlll (
WAIID.
1st Distrlot N W corner 17th and Davonpurl
streets.
- d nistrlot-N W corner 3 > nd und Davenport
3rd DIstrlot-N W corner 25th und Oodgo
Jth Dlatrlut N E corner 17lh and Dod a
strums ,
fitn DIsirlot-N E corner 17lh and llariioy
Uth Dlstrlet NV corner 20th and Douglaji
7th pIslriet-N W corner 50th Htrcot and St.
iiiry's uvonuo
8th ' District S W corner 20th strout nnd St.
Mury's
jivcniio.
Uth Distrlct-Easlsldoof tr'outh 10th strool ,
letweun Jlarnoy slieot and HL Mary's avnniio.
lOlh District N W eornur 18th and Luaven-
worih strcols.
Ulh D.sti Ict-S W corner 17th street aud St.
.Mary s avenue ,
FIKTII WAIID.
1st District East silo of Sherrnun avenue
opposite MundorHon street.
2i | < ! l District ti K corner Sherman uvunuo
and WIrt slreot.
aril District S W corner Khnrman avenue
and IJ.IKO stroot. ,
4th District N W corner Sherman avenue
ind Cirucuslruuu
3lh District S W corner 17th and Oharloi
streets
lith DUtrlct H-ist
side of Miornmn avenue
, ilmutiil : foctnorlhof Niuhnlui street.
7lh District S B uornur Kith and I/.ird
ilri'uls.
BUi DIstrlotN W corner lilth aud Hurt
streets.
Dili Dlstiicl N K corncr 15tb and Oass
Hiruiils.
lUUi District Ktujt Hldo North 17lli sttoot ba >
iwuon Uaiifurnlu and L-'ass htiouts.
Ulh DlBtrlel-ti B coiner .IHth und Ousi
KtlfOlH.
HIXDI WAIIII ,
1st District H K corner 24th slivut and Amos
avuniiu ,
2nu DUtilct S W corner Mill stieot und
( irand avonuo.
3rd Dlstnot N B coiner 4Mb und Orunt
streets.
lib Distrlot S W corner 21th and ilnndcrsnii
struulH.
filh Distrlot HErornor 2llli and WIrt UrcotH.
Oth DNtrJut H W coiner 33rd und I'arker
slruuts.
7th Dlstrlcl N W coiner 24th u-id ( Jorby
stieetM.
dtli Dlfllrlct N B corner 87th and Iliirdell'u
Hlruiits.
Ulh District N E corner 2'iul and Grant
lilrenls.
I ih District N W corner 2Sth ami I'rankllri
Htieola.
Ulh Dlstrlet B W corner 21lh and IVuiiklln
sl routs.
l.'lli Dlstrlct-S W corner a.'nd und Oiarlt
hlreotv ,
HBVENTII WAIIII.
1st Dliitrlut S W corner 21th and Mason
streets.
2nd lllstrlct-N Iv corner Will avenue and
'
1'opiilotuii avenue.
: ird District 3 W rornur S9tli strt-ot and
Woolwoith avunuo.
4lh Distilct N W corner i'JUi btieotiind
Arlior stii-nl.
Mh Dlstilol Soiitli sldo of Vlnton alruet
near ( eusl of ) soutb : i'd avenue.
(1th ( District S K eornur Uuth uveiuia And
I'opplelon avenue.
7tn Ulutrlet-H Vi corner 31th uud l > unel
.reel * . " -
KIUTH WAIID ,
1st DUtrlel East ' ' '
sldo of 'Cth' street near
( south ofldliurloxxtiitei.
2nd DUIrlet We l side of 23d street near
( south ot ) I'uill Hlryot.
: irl Dibtrict N W corner 20th uni ! Nlcholui
Htreots.
4th Dlstrlet NK corner 20th und Cumliu
streets.
5th District \\Vstsldoof North''Jth street
near ( north or ) Oumlir,1 streut ,
bill District H E corner " 'd and Hurt struct * .
7th District S W corner VUlh and Oa 9
streets.
NINTH WAIID ,
1st Distrlot S W corner K < J and Cunilnz
struetK.
2d District N W comer 10th and Ginning
streels.
M District N B corner < 0th uud Karnatn
flruut . .
lib DUtrlct North eitlo of Dav iporl ) street
nenr twutl of ) North U2 < | nvenuu.
5lh district S t' corner 3l t nvonuo and
Dotl ire street.
Cth DUtrlct UV comer 29th avenue an < *
Jackson xtreet ,
In vrltncKg when of I Itavo herouiito sot my
hand as mayor of said city of Omuhu thu
17th day of October , Ifittt.
OKtt I1. UBMIH , Mufor.
Attest ) JOHN CJIIOVKS , Ulty ClerK.