6 THE OMAHA DAILY Bfa MONDAY , DECEMBER 12 , 1892.
ARM DEPARTMENT Icai
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'otletio ' Scene in the Atlanta Trenches and Ci
, , * Iho Subsequent Denouement , at
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BRIEF SKETCH OF A BRAVE SOLDIER tl
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righting Ilrcord of tlio Commander of the S
Columbian ( Itiards Dentil nfdcnrrnl It. ir
ILJiiclmon A Wnr Itcllc I'ornml- 11
IIlet nlupciisrilVltli. . 11I
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About the saddest thing I over en 11a
countered wns n pathetic llttto Incident a
on the battlefield nfter the fiio jo of r :
Athxn'tix , said Major W UHnm R Hodges Ea Eli
to the Globo-Domocrnt man. It wns li
niphtntiil I had been ordered to go out liu lin
nnd work on tv casement near the u
enemy's lines. They know wo were tln
tln
n
thcro for they kept up a continuous ping , n
ping , ping of mlnio balls , now nml then q [
varying the amusement by sending n. r
hot ton-pounder , scorching the ground o
nnd playing hiivoo with the bushes b
d
unpleasantly chno to our oats. As I v
was running about , suddenly ono of our S
boys nuhod up nnd said , "There's a ' ]
dying man wants to sco you , captain. c
ct
You'd bet tor como quick for lio's got u ct
hole through his head. " t
T hastened in the direction ho indi t
cated and soon foun 1 the pear follow. 1 .
Ho was bolng propped up by u corporal , 1 .
but by the way ho acted and talked I \
know ho was settled for. 1I 1
"They've got me this tinin , captain , " 1 I
ho said slowly , the blooa choking him 1t t
as lie spoko.
llo'd boon wounded a couple of times
before , and was a bravo man and ti good
ono , too. I said what I could in the line
D f sympathytelling him that. It wns the
fate of war , and that all his old com
rades would follow him sooner or later.
It was only a matter of a few days , any-
I h ow.
N "I w nut you to do mo a favor , cap
tain , " ho said , the death sweat on his
i forehead shining llko beads in the fitful
glonm of a i-andlo wo had lighted.
"Of course I'll do ii , my boy , " I said.
"There's my Itnapsack and cantcoa , "
ho choked nlUfully ; "take them or send
them to my poor old father and mother
up in Vermont. Toll 'om that their
only son died like a soldier on the Held
of battle. Toll thorn that I died think
ing of them ; and and and there's
unothor matter , another "
Tloro a stream of blood gushed from
Ills lips , and his oycs took on a look of
horror that almost frightened mo.
"Another imvttar , " ho gasped , "an
other matter. Reach down in my blouse
nnd pet a picture that is there. "
I did as directed and saw in the faint
light thai the card bore the face of a
young woman.
"It's it's the girl I was going to
marry ! " sobbed the dying man. "Toll
her that that I died with my lips on
hers ! Put the picture to my Up * , Cap
tain , that I may in y kiss itl"
Ho kissed the senseless cardboard
over and over again , and though I
turned my face reverently away I
caught a g'limu&o of the lovo-lit oyoa
that told his devotion. As ho caressed
the likeness for the last time the ambu
lance drove up and ho was tenderly
jondcd in for the hospital , where his
just moments might bo at any rate a
little loss painful than on the rough
rock-strcwn battle ground.
The first chance I got I aont that knap
sack and that sweet face to the onus
who loved the soldier. That isn't all
of the story. Just before the battle of
Altoona , and after General Hood
swung round to Grant's roar , I was
riding along a very dusty road with my
company. Suddenly I saw n spactaco ! bn-
foromo that nearly knocked mo oil my
horse. ' .Chore , in the middle of the road
with his arms waving wildly toward mo ,
wna thai Bumodi'injrsouHor. His. bond
wns bandaged up , and when ho spoke his
voice was much impeded.
"I've got u furlough,1' ho raid , trying
to grin good naturoaly , but failing bo-
ciuiso of the bandaged round Ins faco.
"I've got a. furlough , and I'm , going
homo to marry that girl. "
And ho did.
History of u right.
The stalwart soldier who commands
the Columbian guards at the WorhV's '
lair grounds has a military record of
which the liighcat of our generals might
well bo proud. Ho holds only the rank of
lloutonant colonel , although ho is cred
ited with having done as much to turn
the tide of rebel victory into the ebb of
defeat on the third and Html day of Get
tysburg a * any man who stood in the
union ranks on that bloody nnd really
decisive Hold. Colonel Rice began tils
active military career at the ago of 10
us captain of the Fourteenth Massachu
setts regiment April 27 , 1801. Ho hcU
the snmo runic successively in the Nine
teenth nnd TwiMitloth Massachusetts
volunteers , nml was engaged in the battle -
tlo of Hull's Bluffs , Peninsular campaign ,
battle of Marlon Mills , wiogo of Yorktown -
town , battlue of West Point , Fair Oaks ,
Oak Grove , Poach Orchard , Alton's
Farm , Savngo Station , \Vhlto Oak
Swamp , Glondall ( commanding regi
ment ) , Malvcrn Hill , second Malvorn
Hill , Hull Run , Fairfax Court House ,
Sputli Mountain and Anliotum , where
ho was severely wounded. After re
covery ho wns promoted major of the
Ninotuonth Massachusetts volunteers.
Ho was engaged in the second attack on
FroderlcksDurg and the action ut
Thorouchfaro gap.
The War department testified that
the conspicuous gallantry of Major
Kdmund Rico of the Nineteenth Massa
chusetts volunteer infantry at the third
day's battle of Goltysburg , where ho
was severely wounded , did moro than
the slnglo exertion of any other ollluer
on our side to roltieyo the day , after
the battle hud boon virtually won by
confederates who had broken our lines ,
and wore cheering and swinging their
hats on our captured guns.
After the line was broken the Nine
teenth dashed in and p'aced themselves
in the roar of the break , and for twelve
niinutou received the enemy's llto , at a
distance of loss than ilftoon paces. In
that time ono man in every two of the
whole regiment , nnd bovon over , foil ,
including Rico , who was shot in front of
hia men , with Ills foot on the body of a
( alien confederate , ho bolng at that mo-
merit the olllcer lighting nearest the
enemy in our whole lino. Ha fought
till ho fell ; ills mon fought till thov full.
Hia example hold thorn linn at a great
crisis in the country's history. Ho
hold PlcUott'd heavy column in check
with the single thin line of his regi
ment till reinforcements , came from
right and left and thus saved the dnv ,
To the daring leadorshipnnd magnlil-
cent couruco ot Lloutonant Colonel Rico
in that crisis much credit is tluo for the
great success of the movement. With
the crylof "Follow mo , boys ! " ho dashed
forward into the advance of the onumy ,
lighting with Indomitable courage , and
fell desperately wounded inside the
line * of the enemy , without doubt the
mdlng "man In bluo" who ponotrntod
nd foil within Pickott's advance.
After Gettysburg ho served to the end
I the war , pnsslng throuQh Iho lorrlbl
itllcs of t ho Wilderness , Spottsylvnnla
ourt House. Cold Harbor , Petersburg
id Roam's Station without serious ln
iry , although over In the vaan of the
ghl. Ho participated in the last fusil-
ido of the war so far as the army of
10 Potomac was concerned at Appo-
mttox. When the conflict closed , ho
us assigned to the famous Fifth United
tales Infantry , nnd bore a gallant part
i the constant Indian warfare in which
hat splendid regiment was engaged ,
lo ] was the first olllcor of the United
tales army who successfully used the
lotchklss rifled cannon ag-ilnst Indians ,
avlng brought his battery into action
fler a gallop of llftoen miles over a
athor difllcult country , ngulnst Sitting
lull nnd Spotted Kaplers Indian war party
t Milk River light , Montana , July 17 ,
870. Ho trained his guns so nccu-
utcly that , at the second discharge , the
nnccuslomcd savages , frightened by
ho exploding shells , broke and ran in
nnd panic toward the shelter of the Ca-
ladian line , leaving behind them a largo
uantity of provisions and other mato-
inl , as ivoll as ninny dead ponies. Some
if the Indiana , including Little Assino-
loine. since killed , with Sitting Hull ,
luring the ghost dance troubles of ISflO ,
voro wounded by fragments of the nils-
ilos , nnd this caused the stampede.
L'hcy could stand louden bullets well
snotigh , but iron blown to fragments In
.heir midst waa too much for their un-
titorntt courage.
Colonel Rico is a tall , finely proper-
loncd , decidedly handsome man , still
.n the prime of life , although military
.inrdship has grizzled hia mustache nnd
ivorn bare his temples and ills forehead.
It is no wonder that , under the com
mand of this veritable hero , the Co
lumbian guards should bo a model mili
tary corps.
I'lirinulltlcH UlipenseilVltfi. .
Colonel John L. Burloigh , who served
in the Army of the Potomac , and who
is said to bo the youngest commissioned
olllccr in the service of Iho union , was
introduced to Colonel John S. Chiles ,
who fought Tor the south in Forest's
cavalry. Reminiscences in order
Immediately , says the Brooklyn Eagle.
"I was ut a Grand Army icunion the
other evening , " said Colonel Bur-
leigh , "and a man who wns a
private in my company and whom J
had not seen since Iho war hoard mo
called by name. 'Is that Burlcigh that
was captain of my company ? ' ho asked.
IIo was assured that I was the man in
question. 'I swore that if I caught him
uftor the war wns over I would give him
the most all-fired licking ho over got in
his life. ' 'Well , go in and do it'said
ono of his companions. 'No , I guess
not. I'm potting a little bit old now ,
and Lord ! how ho has grown. When I
last saw him ho wns a little slip of a fel
low only about live foot high , weighing
110 pounds. I guess I'll lot him olT.1"
Then Colonel Burleigh told about at :
encoun'tor ho hud with u southern woman
wtio had just routed the major of his
regiment who hud approached her house
with a petition for food.
"Why , sonny , " she said , "you ough
lo bo with your mamma. ( The young
oRlcor tearfully agreed with her. ) Give
you n meal ? Of course I will , and you
can bring that sneaking Yankee majo
witli you , too.1'
A very bountiful meal of cornuread
bacon , chicken , potatoes and other dain
ties was soon spread 'and partaken of.
Then the northerners pullo-l out green
backs and asked to bo allowed to pay for
the meal.
"No , " said the woman , "wo don't
take money for food here. Besides , we
don't call that green stufl money here ;
wo burn it. "
"And that was true , " said Colonel
Burloigh ; "tho north made tons and
tons of money by the southerners' burn
ing currency issued from our treasury.
They were so sure it would never bo re
deemed. "
Colonel Burloigh's story reminded
Colonel Chiles of a morning when Gen
eral Magrudor uwoko and going up a
hill saw u. whlto house in the distance.
He sent an aide to ask the mistress of
the house if she would oblige him with
n meal for himself and staff.
"While the woman , who was a south
ern svmpathizor. was preparing the meal
a private of a Virginia regiment cnmo
along nnd asked for food , " continued
Colonel Chiles.
"Ho was informed that the meal was
being prepared for the general and his
stall' . 'If there's anything for you after
they finish you are welcome to it , ' said
the hostess. The Virginian , who was a
man of good family , waited humbly till
the cxpeetod guests arrived and then
crowded in bcsMo the general and be
gan to eat. MugruUor turned to him a
little sharply and snld : 'Do you know
with whom you are eating , sirV 'No , '
said tho"privuto , 'I don't. Before the
war , sir , I was very careful with whom
I associated , but , now I don't trivo a
Not from u Flmuirl it Stniulpolnt.
"I do not recommend Chamberlain's Cough
"Remedy from n lliianciul standpoint , for wo
have others in stock on wliivlc wo miilco u
arRcr iirollt , " says Al Magglnl , a naomincnt
ilruggist of Uraddock , Pa. , "but hecauso
many of our customers Ijavo spoken of It in
tlio highest praise. Wo sell moro of it than
any similar preparation wo Have In the
store. " For &alo by druggists.
o
THAT AWFUL TOBOGGAN.
Tin-mini ; Description of 1'lrst llliloon It
Among thu CainifliH ,
A queer-looking contrivance , with a
Bnuu nosis , and nlmostas Hat as you nro ,
IH placed in post lion. It is a toboggan ,
nnd it hath u devil. In obedience to
directions , says a writer in Outing , you
squat down on its lone , Hat cushion and
tuck in your foot. Others get on behind -
hind ; a voice exclaims , "Hold ontlghtl"
and you tire a dead man ! You give ono
mighty , convulsive giibp and contraction
of the muscles , like a man shocked by
electricity ; some evll-mlndod brute hit
you over the head with a club nnd made
you see myriads of stars , and you foil oil
Iho fool -toboggan and are whizzing
down from that dizzy height.
Hnlf way you struck a btako which
plorcod your chest and drove iU poin !
up into the roof of your mouth ; gome
body tried to stu'o you and tore awaj
.half your whiskers , an entire car nniJ
your'silk tlio and , your falling BtilL
falling to n shattering doom.
That's all right ; the imaginary stake
is only your heart trying to got out ol
your moutti ; you huvo lost you tile ant
ono oarmulT temporarily , and the zephyrs
yrs sough a bit frenly through your hir
btito appendages , but those Cunucl
savages don't want to kill you and arc
only laughing cheerfully.
You huvo fallen 10,000 foot now , ant
the final crasli must bo close at hand
Wliiz-1/.z-whlzl You gradually boconu
conscious of un amazing , blrdllko for
ward Hight ; the sparks pnlu from voui
'
frightened eyes ; ' your halted b'loot
surges wildly through your veins am
you fool a sensation of glorious oxultu
lion. You have escaped ,
Your hat is recovered for you , will
your lost earmulT ; you manngo to closi
your mouth again ; eomobody asks yoi
what you think of It and you UURWG
vnguoly , "FutMuiT-llne , "
An honest pill is the noblest work of tit
apothecary. DoWltt's Liltlo Early Uiscr
euro coualtpatlon , blllou&ucbs uud sick hcai !
ucue.
; spppiii ATIVK mnw
Wheat Yesterday Only Maintained the
Price it Closed at Friday.
CORN WAS FIRMER ON IOWA'S ' REPORT
ll i\ppoliitiiU'Mt Otor tlin IlinldiiR Sulil to
lie Ornrriil Moderate ltrrcl | > t nnd I'oor
Inspection Were Strong factors
Stocks .iiiul ItontU.
CniCAoo , III. , Doc. 10. Wlient today only
maintained tliti price It , closed ut yuslorduy ,
iillliutiKli nvcragliiR nbovu that ( lurinjt most of
tlio session. Corn was In good demand uud
closed ' .iu liUlier.
1'iovlslons wcio In asmulltiy nguln egged
on by tlio olliiie. ]
Wliciit o | > oncil nl iv inodornto ntlviiiico on
better cables ntnl tholllmtnl exports. There
weroRood buying otders on tlio innrkcl with
very light oll'cilngs. Hut the better prices
started scllliiK , unA Iho big recclts | ) In tin ?
northwest nnd lltudsttiTt's report ot thu
available supply 17,000,000 Int. moro than
ever known befoie , uoio deptesslng factors.
rincttiatlonsrurc cotilined wllliln u rango.
Cora was llriner , the Iowa iejort ) showing
onlyti 173,800,000 Mm-hel crop this year ,
iiKalnst 350,000,000 bushel lust yenr. Piliiio's
loport , stiylns that theto was ( llsappolntini'iit
nearly every whcio over the huskliis nml the
moileiato u-celpts and poor Inspection , \\ero
all stioiij ; faetois. Hhoilseio good buyers
from the start and there was coed speeiilutlvo
with M'lli'rssesucp. The buying
iieaied to be led by houses supposed to be liet-
liiK for the ptovlslon Intetest. Tlio mailiet
opened at u fiaetlonnl advance and bold Up
\\llh little leactioiiH fioni ! 5e to ; , f , cased oil'
f i oin 'to to Uc , tilled linn and closed within
fiom 'ic ' to ! ( c of the ( op. .
Oit-.advaneeil ' 40 In sympathy with other
Kralii and elosed steady.
1'iovlslons uero tame at a light advance.
rompavcd with yosteiday jirlces atu up Do to
lOcall 'lonnd.
ICstlmateil tecelpls for Monday : Wheat. 150
cars ; coin , 160 uuibj oata , 140 cars ; IIOKS > ,
36.000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
C'ash nuotatlons were ns follows :
Kr.ouu Quiet ami unrhaiiKed.
WiiiiAT No. 2 spring,72ic ; No. 3 spring , 03
GOGcj No. 2 icd , 7ic. !
CoitN No. 2,42c ; No. 3 , 38Hc.
OATS No. 2,30'5c : No. 2 wliltCp33c on truck ;
No. 3 white , 3 : > mc33c.
UYK-NO. 2.47c.
IlAiu.iv-No. 2 , C4c ; No. 3 , f. o. b. , 33"Q07c ;
No. 4 , f. o. b. , 335uc.
KI.AX SIID : No. il.os > ; ® i.oo.
TIMOTHY SIKO : I'rltne , $2.00.
I'oitK Mess , per hhl. , $14.45S,1-1.CO ; lard ,
iior 100 Ib-i. , J'J.02'5 ' ; short ribs , sides ( loose ) ,
J8.10S8.20 ; dry salted shoulders ( bo\edJ7.37'i )
© 7.5U ; short clear Miles ( lio\ed ) , J8.IOQ8.uO.
WHISKY UNUHcis , ' llnlsheil gooiU , per gal.
$1.25.
Slid Ail Cut loaf , granulated , btaiularil "A,1
unrhan ed.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments today :
AUTIfl.ES. HKCKll'TS. BlIU'MCNr ! )
Flour , bbli. 18030 H.OJ :
Wheat , bu . 1IS.UJU 31.OX
Corn , bu . . . 123.000 47,031
Out ) , bu . . . . 253000 117.00C
Ityc. bu 22.0UO a.ooa
n rloy. bu. . 67.000 71.01X1
On the Produce exchange today the butte
market was dull ; cieamcry , 19a'J9c : dairy , 10
® 26c. Kggs , Him ; strictly ficsh , 22.s23lc. !
New Vork Markets.
t
NEW YORK , Disc. 10. Fr.otin Receipts , 42-
GOO pkgs. : exports , 4,500 bbls. , 6,000 sacks ;
moderate demand , easier ; sales , 102,000 bbls ;
low oxtias , S2.0032.75 ; winter wheat low
grades , (2.00 .76 ; fair to fancy , S2.755J3.80 ;
patents. $3.b54.20 : Minnesota clear , $ ' 2.50 ®
! ) .50j .Straits . , $3,50S4.25 ; patents.1.20 ®
4.75.
live Mixtures , I3.003.75 ; buckwheat flour ,
$1.00 ; buckwheat , 534c. !
COIINMKAItjulet , steady ; yellow western ,
WIIUAT hccolpts , 140,000bu. ; exports , 89-
000 bu. : sales , 470,000 bu. futures ; 8,000 bu ,
spot. Spots dull ; No. 2 red , 78 ! < cjn stoic nnd
elevator : 78J o afloat ; 78Utt794'c f. o. b. : No.
3 red , 74U ; No. 1 northern , 83Jfc ; No. 2
northern , 8080Uc ; No. t ! Milwaukee , 77c ! :
No. 3 spring , 74' < e. Options were very dull
and Inegular , closing steady at He decline
after opening .steady at ! a@'Ic advance and
declining H ® ? e , trading entirely local and
awaiting the government leport. No. 2 red
March , 80U-10 < a91c ; May , 827-10(382 ( 13-10c ,
closing at 82Hc ; June , 82W82Jic , closing at
82Sc.
HYK Steady , dull ; western , 5158n.
IlAiir.ev Dull ; western , 5bQGOc ; No. 2To
ronto , 8485c.
HAUI.KY MAI/T Quiet ; western , 70382e ;
city niailu Cnnadu , 7fi80i : .
COHN Receipts , 52,000 bu. ; exports , 19,000
bu. ; sales , 275,000 bu. of filture.s ; 29,000 bu.
spot. Snots tinner , dull ; No. 2 , 61'Sc In ele
vator ; 52' ' cntloat. Options were modniately
actlvo , HW 'c higher on firmer cables , higher
Chicago nnil .shorts covering and closed :
December , 51c ! , closing at 51' . c ; January ,
51\S515tc ( , closing at 51Hc ; May , 6211-10 ®
52'ic , closing at 521'e.
OATS Itecelpts,26,350 bu. ; sales.20,000 bu.
futures , 30,000bu spot. Spots dull. Options
nulot , steady : December , SGiSe * . January.
37Wc : May , 395c ! : No. a spot white , 41Jo } ;
mixed western , 3038o ; whlto western , 40
" - " No. 2 Chicago , 37ic.
HAY Klim ; shipping , G02G5c ; good to
choice , 7590c.
lloi'rt Dulleasy ; common to choice , 18 ®
24c ; I'acllli ! coast , 1824c.
KUIIAU Haw , firm , dull ; fair refining ,
2 15-lUc ; centrifugals , 90 test , 3aC ; lelined ,
llrm , good demand : oil' A , 4 > 4@4 | c ; mold A ,
4 15-10S4eblindaul } ; ; ! A , 4 Il-10tt4' 'c : con-
fectloneis'A. 4 0-104 c : crushed , 6 5-10 ®
5'c ; imwdered , 4 IS-lG'SOc ; gianulated ,
4 Il-104f5c ; cubes.4 13-10lic.
MoiiASSKS Koielgn , nominal ; Now Orleans ,
moderately active , steady ; open kettle , now ,
good to choice , 2537 ,
Ilicis Kalr demand ; domestic , fair to c.\tra ,
' ' & ' < ( ; Julian , 45 ! < S5c.
KddS Quiet , weak ; western , best , 28c.
HIIIUS Quiet , steady ; salted Now Orleans
selected , 45 to 00 lbs,67c ; Texas selected ,
50 to 00 Ills , MIT ? . .
1'orlc-Dull , llrm ; old mess , H4.50A14.70 ;
now mcsn15.5015.00 ; extra inline , $17.00 ®
17.50 ; cut meiith , ( inlet : pickled bellies , 8"
filB'ic : pickled shoulders,8ii8iioiiileklcd ! ; hams ,
lOlifolhi ; middles iinlel ; hhort clear , iu.55 ,
I/aril nulut , slionger ; western steam elo-eit
at J10.OII311.OO ; sales , none ; December , $ 'J.'J5 ;
January , $9,98 , asked ; Mmch , $ 'J.45 ; May ,
$9.35.
HuiTEn-Oulet ; nigln , 30'i3lc. '
UIIKBSB Mnn , fairly uctlvo ; part
3'Jc.
ai'uilliox Quiet , steady ; American , Jl3.00 ®
I'Joi'Vnii-l'Irm : Inko. $12.20.
liKAD-Qulet ; domestic , $3,75 ,
TiN-I'lrm ; .stralls , ll'J.UO.
Umuliii llld 's-uii < l Talloir.
i. 1 green , 3'jc ; No. 2 gieen salted.
4ft4'jC ! No , 2 giei'ii salted , ! ! ? Jo to 35i3J u ; No.en
1 green i-alteil , 25 to4O ll > s. , 4fc ! ; No , 2 gri en
salted , 25lo 40 lH.,3Ue ) : No. 1 veulcalf , H
15 lln. , Be : No. 2 veiil Clllf. to 15 Ibs. V'i'No. 1
dry Hint.Coto7c ; No. 2 dry flint , 4c to 5o ; No ,
1 ilry salted , 6u to Oi * . 1'ail cured hides one-
half cent'por pound less than fully cuied.
BIIKKP 1'Kl.TS tlu'i'ii wilted , each 35exrt1.25 ;
green salted sheailings ( short wooled early
hklns ) , each 15Tj.25u ; dry bheaillngs ( blunt
wooled early bklnsl , No. 1 , each , 510e ; dry
shenrllngs ( shoit wooled early hkliih ) , No. I !
each. 5c ; dry Hint Kansas and Nebraska
butcher wool pulls , per Hi. , actual weight , 103
14'4c ; dry Hint Kansas and Nebraska niur-
rain uool pelts , jicr 11) . . actual weight , 812cj
dry Hint Colorado butcher wool pells , per lb. ,
actual uclght , 103.12'ic ; < lry Hint C'oloradc
murialn wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight
HtTclOc ; dry pieces and bucks , actual weight ,
TM'Jc. Have feet cut elf , as It U ut > clCD9 to paj
fielght on them.
TAI.I.OW AND OIIKASC Tallow , No. 1 , 33.40
tallow , No. 2 , 3at < e ; gicase , whlto A , 34c
giease , whlto 11 , 3kc ; grease , yellow , He
grease , dm k , 2'.ic ; o'.d butter. iiit'J'.ir : bees
wa\ , prime , ItVQ.'JSc : vough tallow , lii2c.
Oiuuliu I'roilucn .Market.
j
, Thu produce markets did not present an ]
' very Important , chungun from the qiiotatloni
ot the day before. Thu week a&uwholo hni
llu llo WANTED
u .ToUl lwur of CITIES ,
\ COUNTIES , GCHOOL
r _ 'DISTRICTS. ' WATER
COMPANIES , BT.R.R.COMPANIEG.tto.
Corrctpondenco rollcllfid.
0 N.W.HARRIS 6 COMPANY.Bankers
8 . . . ,
1- 103-109 Dearborn Street. CHICAGO.
13 Wall Street , NEW VORK.
70 Stalest. , BOSTON.
not born entlrrRfllftllifnctory to produce
ilcnlcrs. On most < lny.ithn demand lin bccn
llcht nnd trndo/lnll At the snmo tlmoro-
colpls Imvo not Ix'cn very Inrpc , nnd stocks
accordingly have noCncrumulY .Atonny ioto-
worthy PMcnt. TJiflto lint boo in Rradunl re
covery In the iwniltty maikot from the very
lowitrlcei of IhS'Vt'Dk before , and cumliavo
ndvnncpd about If. The t'lmiiKe to colder
weather has miidojtho handllhit of poultry null
Rainn moro satisfactory , audits coiitlnunnco
would have a tendency to sttmulntu thodc-
maml. * ix >
Ai'i-i.rs-QuotaUoji' ! arc ! Oood stock , J3.60
O-I.OO ! Choice to f.til < jy , ? 4.00ai4.15. !
HANANAS Ouotnttrdic tire : 1'itlr to good
shipping slix-k , i' .fKKt'J.AO per hunch.
IliiTTKii-Tliri btilkVif the receipts ot country
roll sells at HIMi&pfJiSeloct stock brltiRi 17 ©
lOc , and occasionally MnnctliliiK ! received
that Is Rood cnouftlHto brln ? "Oc , but suili
liackiiRi" < are sciircb. Tlicin Is piaotlcally no
di'inaiid forcri-aini-ry , which Is quoted at i0o. !
fliANiir.itliiF..s Quotations are : Hell and
cherry , $8.50 iicrunl. : boll and IniRlo , JD.CO :
Into I'npo < 'od. S10.00. The arrivals on thu
miitKi't arollaht.
Cii.tttr : : 3IK335C.
Kfllls-M'ii'sli stock Is quoted at 24 ( 2r)0 , hut.
It Is no easy inatlur to secure stock that U
strictly fresh.
( I A MI : Quotations nre : 1'rnlrlo chickens ,
$4.004.r.tl ; BHIUSO , t-t,00 | iilliill , $1.00511.25 ;
snipe , Jl.OOi Jnck snipe. tl.2.r > ( Sl.r > 0 ! plover ,
$1.00 ! ( Tolden plover , $1.25fftl,50 ! canvas back
ducks , $0.ooaiO.OO' red head ducks , $4.00 :
innllnrd ducks } n.7r > i hhto wtiitt teal , $2.00 ;
prcon wliiRtcnl.fi. MKJiiiTG ; inl\eddiickslDO :
Canada Reese , $ O.OUV.7.ri ( ) ; Hiunll peese , $4.00
© 0.00 ; Jack i alibi Is , $2.00 : Htuall rabbits , $1.25
( itl.uU ! squirrels J1.26 : tintclop" saddles , 12 ®
14c : deer saddles , 1-lftlfii * : nntelopecarc.lssca
aiS.Oc : duercarcnsscs , loaillc.
I 1 it A i-i : Kitui r1'or box , J.'i.OO.
llONM'.v-dood white clover Is quoted nt 17c
nnd llrm at that.
II A V No. I , $8.00 | No. 2 , $0.r.03.7.00.
lif.MONSQuotations are : Choice Messlnns ,
$5.0005.50 : fancy , Jli.OO.
M.\tA < l.v Un\i > is-Tlio : iiiniket Is well sup
plied tind quotations atu $ 'J.ot)39.r ) > 0 per ke .
OvsTntta N w Vork counts mo quoted at
3r > i ; and oilier Mils ns low as at 13c per can.
ONIONS I lomeKi-own stock Is quoted hero at
80-cl85e , and Spanish at $1.00 per crate.
OiiANiis-l'loi : Ida , $3,50 per box.
I'oiH.illV-Tho week closed with the inniket
liielly well cleared up aud the demand mtliur
Impioved , especially for tut Key * . Ijlvo poultry
of all kinds Is slow sale , Iho tiadu much pto-
fei line ill essed htocl ; . Quotations urn : Tur
keys. llfjji'jc ; clilckuns , b0cj Reese and
ducks. 010c.
roTATors-Quotations nre : llome-giown ,
G5a7Gc ; folotado and I'tali , 85c.
SWIIT : : I'OTAIOIIS Choice Muscatlno and
Illinois slock , $3.75 per bbl.
TANIIKIII.SKS A few tatiKerlncs have arrived
on the 111:11 : lid and sold at $8.00 per box or
$1.50 pur half bo\ .
YKAf. Quotations nro : Small and fat , 05 ! ©
7c ; largo and heavy , 3(35c. (
St. I.onU
HT. IiOUis , 51o. , Deo. 10. 1'i.ouu
WiiiiAT Closed about ns yesterday ; cash ,
CS'Je : December , 08'ic ; Slay , 751jC.
COKNic above yesterday ; eabh , 38c ;
December , 3 iic : Mar,43c. !
Uvn-Klriii ut - 47tlbc. < .
ltAuiiv-Dull : ; Nelnaska , 50ffiDlc.
HUTTUII Unchanged ; cieamcry , 252Gc :
1'iKis 1'limerat 22Jic.
WlllSICV J1.2D.
I'OIIK Steady at $14.50 ; lard nominally
hither at J'J.02',5.
UKCriil'TS Flour , 100,000 bbls. ; wheat , 118-
000 bu. ; corn , 128,000 bu. : oats , 23,000 bu. ;
rye , 5.000 bu. : barley , 9,000 bu.
Smt'MHNTR I'lotlr , 5,000 bhls..wheat ; , 10,000
Int. : corn , 47.000 bu. ; oats , 8,000 bu. ; rye.
7,000 bu. ; barley , none.
lliislucHH Itrlefx.
Harris & Jones have closed up their meat
maiketat Hcd Cloud.
H. Chamberlain & Co. linvo moved their gen
eral Motofroiu Utlca to Scward.
C. H. KobPits , confectioner at Holdrcgc , has
been succeeded by Ilull& liobort.s.
G. T. StephCnson hasbiiceeeded to the Imple
ment business of > yillluiu Atheitou.
Jlcl'arland & KIlloV have boiiRht out the Im
plement business of I'opo Uios. at lied Cloud.
P. O. HncKcr has succeeded to the confec
tionery business of William Hacker , deceased.
Kiinsas City Markets.
KANSAS CITY , Mo. . Dec. 10. WHEAT
Higher ; No. 2 hard , GoffiG5Uc ; No. 2 icd , GU 7i
U'JHc.
CoilN 1'lrm ; NO. 2 mixed , 33 ! { < n34c ! :
OATS Steady : No. 2 inl\ed , 29ffi'JOc.
KVB I'lniij N * 2 ? 475i475c. !
ItUTTini I'alr Ocuiaud ; cieamcry , 2529c ;
dairy , 14lbi- . -4 ,
lticiil'rs : Wheati'iSO.OOO bu. ; corn , 7,000
bu. ; oats , 1,000 tin. 4
iJnii'jinNis Wheat , 83,000 bu. ; corn , 3,000
bu. ; oats , none. \
Collco JIarUct.
Nr.w Yonic , Dec. It ) . Options opened barely
steady , 10 to 15 points down , closliiR Urm ,
10 to 20 points down. Sales 20,000 bags , In
cluding December , $16.05(3110.10 ( ; January.
$15.75f 15.80 ; Kobiuary , $15.00 ; March , $15.40
© 15.85 ; May.$15.10JlC.2D ( ! ; July , S1D.OO ; Sep
tember , $14.0ri2 > 15 05 : October , 814.85. Spot
JJlo , dull , steady ; No. 7 , SIG.87',5.
Oil Mitrkec.
NEW YORK , Dec. 10. I'nTHOi.F.nst The mar
ket oponeu llrm aud 1,000 bbls. sold at 55c.
Stibsuqucntly there were offcrlnss at 54ic ! but
no f Hither transactions took place. 1'ennsyl-
va'nhi oll.siHit sales , none ; January options ,
sales 1,000bbls. at 55c ; Lima oil , sulca none ,
17o bid. Total sales 1.000 bbls.
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MiMVAiiKF.c , Wls. , Dec. 10. WHEAT Quiet ;
May , 72'Jc ' ; No. 2sprlns , C0'/c. '
Cou.v-Ouiet ; No. 4 , 38'aac. .
OATS-Klunj No. 2 white , 3435c ; No. 3 ,
32'/33 c.
HAUI.EY G
Kvr.-51c.
Cotton Market.
NEW OIH.EANS. La. , Dec. 10. Dull ; middling ,
Ofjcj low iiilddllnc , 9'ic ; good ordinary , 83 c ;
not iccclpts , 11,100 bales : gross , 12,120 bales ;
o.\ports to Great liiltaln , 2,220 bales ; to
1'iance , 7,700 bales ; coastwise , 5,595 bales ;
sales , 9,000 bales ; Mock , 240,045 bales.
LIVIJ bTOCK , .MAKIC15TS.
Itecelpts Interfered ivlth \ > y tlio Snow
Italian * of the Local Situation.
OMAHA , Dec. 10. The lecent blizzard seri
ously Interfeicd with the marketing of stock
the past week , and iccelptsof nil kinds show
udecieasecompaicd with the weqk piovlous :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Ilecelpts the past week. . . 10,301 30,830 2,481
Itecelpts previous week. 10.214 39,185 3.025
Correhpondlng week 1891.14,781 55,001 4.353
I -The cattle trade has developed no now fea
tures , although , owing to thu slight i eduction
In supplies , prices may have firmed up a trllle.
Good to choice tlpo cornfcd cattle llml a very
ready sale at stiong pi Ices. Ono bunch of
prime 1,757-lb. grade Heicfords sold for
Chi Istmas beef on I'rlday , which will glvo a
fair Idea of thu condition of the market on
anything rcully choice. Huyers , however ,
have not asked so much after prlmu
ns after good cattle nnd such have ( -old a
trillostioiigor than a week ago. On the gen
eral run of half-fat and short fed steers the
market was decidedly uncertain and uneven.
If the supply was limited buyers took them at
very fair figures , hut ns u rule they have been
Indifferent hollers aud at unsatisfactory
prices. They can't stand the competition In
the butcheif , ' stalls with poultry , game and
oysters. Outside of the best cattle , prices aio
rather low , but with u bettor out.sldodemnnd ,
and continued good Imiulry fiom local houses
tbeio haubueu a healthy undcitone to thu
trade and the maiket for the week closes
inlliorllrmerthan a week ago. In butchers'
and canners'stock It 1ms been the snmo way.
and fair to good cows have brought veiygood
llgures nil week. Even poor Muff is selling
better than for a couple of weeks past.
The feeder trade has picked up considerably
the past day or two , and while there has been
no nollceablii ndva'nco In pilces there has been
a ( Inner feeling and u freer movement UK far
as tin ) hotter grades -aro concerned. Common
light thin stock radio nru still neglected , oven
at pi-ovalllng ildlcnlflusly low prices.
Hecelpth today worn homuwhat lighter than
on last Kiitiirdayjj i.ithu / \ weok'.s receipts ,
while about J.titM . ) heavier than n year ago ,
were nearly 3.00Q .lighter than last week.
TheiowoiemoiogooU cattle on halo than on any
onu day for over a\eek ) , lluslness was brisk
with the markiH htiinig ton dime higher than
i'rlduy on all dchlrablu offerings. ( Jood to
ITo Offer\You \ a Jttmtdy
irhlcH Ini are i Safety to
Zlfa of Mother and CMltt. \
"MOTHER'S FRIEND"
Confinement of its
Faln Horror and Hit ! : .
AfttrnilDgonebottloof "MaUicr'iFrlend" !
uttered but Hill J pain , and < iMuolex | > crleuco ilmt
weakorua ultrrvrnril u > ual ID eucli cason. Mr .
Asniu OIOK , Lamar , lio. , Jon. IStli , 1 91.
Bent by ezprcsi. ehantei prepaid , on receipt ot
price , $1 0 per bottle. Uoolc to Mulhere mailed iruo.
fIILDJUEGUIjA. > 'OIL CO. ,
ATLANTA , OA.
ECU ) DV ALL DRUQGI3T3.
M nr of our AOK.STS am HULLING from ISM ti
tiO ) wottli o'
ARNOLD AUTOMATIC STEAM COOKERS
tier month IK'jVt rutuiln Idle , or work for imai
wujtet , H lie 11 you ulElit be making more mono
ban in uuimjr. Applr for tertui , Alt.NOLL
OOKBitCO.UJr8.2Jl ! > at , Umitia.
choice 1,200-lb , to 1,400-H ) , steers sold al from
14.20 to 5.20 ! fallto pootl 1,00(1-11) . to
1,300-11) . steers at from Mr > 0 tott.15 ; common
to fnlr 000-lb. to 1,203-lb. steers at from
$3.00 to 3.riO , Some pretty fair westerns
brmiffht } n.3fi , with ono bunch at. $ .1 RO , but
offerings In this linn were limited. Although
theio wns iidl htlv Honker totm toward the
rlosoon account or the Itirrensed recelpti , the
close found the pens piaclleally ompty.
About a ( bird of the fie h lecolpts were
rows and mixed stock , and with u vetv fair
and general demand they changed hands
fieely nt steady lo stioug prices. Knlr to
good cows nnd fielfcis sold largely at from
fU.OOto J2.60wlth extreme sales of poor to
very good stock at from $1,25 to li.8i. ! The
supply of bulls , o\eu and stags was not largo
and with a very fair Inquiry fiom both killers
and feeders the trade wns good and prices
fully steady at fiom 11.75 to $2.'J : > . Veal
cnhes were source anil quolnbly strong at
( torn J3.00 to J5.00. Common largo caHes
and yenrllngs rather dull at fiom J1.125 to
$12.50. [ tjj
lions The market has been uneven all
week. 1'nckers' efforts ha\o been niori' deler-
mlned than ever lo bleak the market , but tin )
light i eeclpls occasioned by the slorm have
been against them , nndlillu prices have gene
oil consldeinbly slnco Tuesday , the high day ,
they aio still fully a dlmo higher than on
last Snl in dny. The situation Is lather
Ktralned. Tiesent comnaiatlvely high prices
are the lesult dliectly of short supplies
and Indlieclly of sjieculatlon In hog products.
Hhotild there be n hlg nut ot hogs nnil the
schemes of speculators mUcairy there Is no
telling when ) prices would go. On the. other
hand the shortage may bo mnro seilous than
geneially anticipated , In which case the pres
ent high prices would .seem low. One thing Is
coil n In , funnels nro well satlslled with lit osent
juices and aievilnnlmr In all Kinds of hogs ,
pigs , brood sows nnd all to tecel\o the bcnellt
of them ,
The supply today wns fully as pond as last
Pnluiday as to numbers , but JhoollWlngsworo
decidedly common , lluslness wns bilsk , but It
was ( linlcull to compare thu market Intelli
gently with I'rlday's uneven Hade. The range
was pretty much the same , very com
mon light nml inheil to cholco heavy
hogs .selling at fiom JS.HO to JG.lt ) .
The popular price was $0.00 and It wns
iiraclleally nt ? 5.)5 ! ) to $0.00 for fttjr to good
hogs of all weights. Several trains woiulato
In nrilvlng and on vomo of Iheso prices ruled
lower nnd a few loails lemalneil unsold , ( ieii-
erally .speaking It wns not far fiom a steady
market , .sales weto largely at from $3.t"i ) lo
$0.05 , the sumo as on I'rlday , and as against
J5.85 to J5.UO last Satuiday and $3.45 lo i3.55
on tho.sanie Satuiday of Deeember lust vear.
Sliiii'Thero : weio no fiosh iceelplsof sheep
and nothing heio ( o maki ) a market. Hood
muttons continue In active demand nt strong
prices. Kalr lo good natives , $3.50&l.5 ; fair
to good westerns , $3.'J5t50j common and
slock sheep , $2.25 .3.50 : good to cholco 40 to
UO-lb. lambs , $4.0oa5.50.
IlecelptH mid DUiioslllon of Stock.
Ofllclal receipts iind disposition of shook ns
shown by the books of the I'nloit Stock Yards
co ipnny for the twenty-four houis , ending
at 5 o'clock p. m. December 10 , 18U2 :
IILCKII'TS.
celpts , 7.000 head ; shipments , 1,500 head ,
steers dull ; weak to lower : feeders and Texas
steers , quiet anil steady ; shipping steois , J3.00
® 4.GO ; stockers and feeders , J2.153.70.
lions Iteeelpts , 0,000 head ; hhlpnionts , ! , -
COO ; good hogs , htciulv ; othei.s , weak to 5o
lower ; all grades , 84.75G.25 ; bulk , $0.00 ®
0.15.
Siiini' : Receipts , 1,100 head ; shipments ,
none ; good sheep , stioug ; others , dull and
weak ; muttons , and lambs , { 3,00.
St. I.ouli I.lvo Stock Market.
ST. Lotus , Mo. , lio. : 10. OATTI.I ; Ro-
celpts 1,000 head ; shipments , 1200 head ;
market steady ; native steers , M.0035.10 ;
Texas and Indian steers , $2.003.10.
HO(3S-.ltecelpts , 3,100 head ; shipments ,
3,300 head ; market , slow , lon'er ; heavy , JO.OO
® fi,40 : packing , J3.80G.25 ; light , $ j.850.10.
SlIEEl1 Hecclpls , 400 head : shipments , 300
head ; market quiet ; natives , $3.004.CO.
Chicago Il\o Stock JUirlct.
CinrAGO , 111. , Dec. 10. [ Special Telegram to
Tin : HKB.I The cattle market was quiet to
day and prices woio without Important
change. Only about 1,500 cattle arrived
at the yards and they were bought up
early at full prices. The olVeilngs consisted
ptlnclpally of butchers' and cannets1 stock ,
and pi Ices ranging downward fiom $3,50 ,
which took mostof It. Quotations were from
$1 to $3.25 for Infm lor to extra cows , heifers
and bulls , $1.75 to $3.20 forstoeKeis and feed
ers , ? 2.90 to $6.00 for common to oxtia dressed
beef and shipping steers , and fiom $1.50 to
85.50 foi'calves.
Sales of hogs were made tosoniowhat better
advantage than tit the close of jesteiday's
market. Itecelpts wcio small estimated ut
12,000 , and they wore soon outof sellers Hands
at fiom $0.00 to tG.45 for common to choice
medium nnd heavy , and at fiom 5-j.liO ( o $0.10
for poor lo prime light , Trading was largely
at from $0,2O lo J0.35 for the foimer , whllo
fiom $5.90 to $0.10 took the bulk of the light.
The demand was good at fiom J3.00 to J5.25
for poor to choice grades of shei-p. Culls and
poor bluff sold any whcio from 151.00 to $2.75.
There was a strong market for lambs at from
J3.75 toiO.OO for poor to choice. Fancy were
quoted as high as $0.25.
UeeelpU : Cattle , 2,000 ; hogs , 12,000 , ; sheep ,
lij)0 ( ) *
The Evening Journal reports :
OATTI.I : Receipts , 1.500 head ; shipments ,
1,000 head ; maikot. slow and weak ; Chilst-
mas beeves , t..700.00 ; others , } 2.850.40 ;
helfeis , $2.75 ® 3.50 ; stockers , $1.70 ® 2.60 ;
feedots , 82.003.10 ; cows , $1.152.80.
llocis Itecelpts , 12,000 head ; shipments ,
0,000 'head ; nmiKct uneven , closed lower ;
lough and common , $5.7505,85 ; packing nnd
mixed , } 5.9O0.15 ; bulchcr.s and medium
weights , $0.20K0.30 ( ; light , $5.70140.15.
HIIUKP Hccelpts , 1,000 head : shipments ,
000 heRMj market active ; prices stioug ;
Christmas wethers , $5.00.10.00 ; natives , $4.00
® 0.20 ; western , $4.7034.90 ; TOMIIIS , $4.40 ®
4.90 ; lambs , ( ? 3.760.20.
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within and for Douglas county. NobrusU.i ,
upon n judgment romlurecl Ijv Hiild court at
UN Scntornber term , A. 1 > . ItK. In f.ivoi of tlio
Merchants National hank of Kan MIS Olty ,
Missouri , nnd asnlnst the Metropolitan O.iblo
Uallway company ot Uniahu , Nubraak.i , f
huvo levied upon tlio following doscrlhod
urouerty ns tlio pioport" of the said. Tlio
Motropol tr n Cublo Itnl .vny company of
Uinnh.i , Nohrnskn. to-wlt "Trnult androm-
bed , Inoludlng nil la , tics , iiiitfH. frogH , bolts ,
Bollccs , wlrep , switches , p-ilcs. trolley wires ,
cross wires oto. . etc. nude . 'crything jiorlnln-
lngtosild : track iinil thu opuratlng thereof
os un oluetrlo motor line ot said The
Metropolitan Cublo Kullway company on mh
BtrcoIandonDodgosticetlntheeltyofOmaha ,
[ incl on DodKo alii'ot IIB extended , Woodmiin
iironue.Unilurwooil avenue and Wilson nvennu
or street lu Diindeo I'lnco or adjacent thereto
In the county of Douglas nnd Bt'itu of Iioh-
rnsKn. " " ( Jnoour house ( framu bulldlnc on
nests or blocks ) located on lot U , block K
Dundee IMnec. Douglus county , Nebrnuka. "
"Two motor passenger ears nuinliorod rosncu-
tlvoly two (2) ( ) , nnd thieu p ) . "Ilccord hook ,
stock eortllloiito book nnil neul of H'lld com-
pnny , " and also "ihu franchise grantud to
Htildconip my , whloh Includes all Iho ilhu
nnd urivlluKi'S sonurod therobv. " nnd 1 will
on the 11th dayof Docnnhor. A. 1) . . Ib'l ? . com-
mrnclntcnt 10 o'clock a , in. of Hnlddny n
thu east front door or the county court
house. In the oily ol Omnhu , sell s ilit pronorty
at nuhllo nuctlon to tlio lilghuU and hest
bidder or bidders for ciisli , to satisfy Kiild ex
rcutlon , the amount duo thereon buliK forty
thousand , four hundred forty-six and Ol-Iiw
dollars ( tl.MJU.UI ) ludsmunt , iin.l H xlnuii nnd
IIS-100 dollars ij d.JHI co < it . with Interest on
said nmou.-ita from the Itith day of ijoiiteinbur ,
Ib'Ji ' nnd the nccrulir. costn on said Jiidu'dmt'iit
and execution , ( IICOHKK A. lllJ.NNKn1.
fchoillfot l > ouglas County. Nobraskn.
IMKK. HAMILTON , t MAXWKI.U Attorneys.
Umuha , Nebr.ii.ltu. December 1,1B9 , '
TO ALL OWNKRS OP LOTS OR
PAHTS OF LOTS ON SHIKLKV
STRK10T FROM MTU STUE1CT TO
20TII AVUNUR.
You nro hoieby nollflod that the iindpr-
slgni'd , three ilUlntoresled freeholders of the
city ofOmaliu , huvo been duly nppolnled by
the mayor , with tlio approval of thu rlty coun
cil of Mild clly , to iitiM-hi the damage to tin ;
owni'is rospi-ctlvoly of thu properly alTucli'd
by grading Khliluy utii-ut fiom aatli hlrei-t to
UUIh nvt-nun , declared necessary by oidliianci )
No. 3101. passed July iio , luoa , and ajiproved
July 28. IBM.
You ate further notlfled , tint ! having ac
cepted huld appointment. : nnl iluly iiunllllixl
us reiiulied by law. wo will , < w the 'Jlst day of
December. A. U. 1801 ! . at the hour of lOoVIook
In the foMinoon.nt thu olllcoof II , VV.CIIlJsoii ,
room210 , Now Vork Mfo building , within Ihu
LMiriximto limits of bald city , meet for Ihu pur-
IKisoofconsldeilng and making llieiihschsment
of dunmgo to Iho tiunitiH n-hpcrtlvcly of Mild
piopurty , utrei-lcd hy t-ald grading , taking Into
consideration Mieclal hiiiiofltH , If any
You nro notllled to bupiosi'ilt at the time
nnd placoaforiinuld , and maku any objections
toor htatumi-ntM i-oncuiiilng said aHscssment
of duiuut'cs as you muy ijoiiMui'r inoper.
JOHN \'v. uuiiiiiNs.
W.H. UA-rr.H. .
d'JdlOt
Notion of Asftrgmnuiit of Dunuigcs for
Cliiin ii or ( irnili' .
To the owners of all lots or jrirtHOf lots on
Howard street , from UQtli street , to Jlst
street :
You are hereby notlflo.l Hint tlio iiiulor-
filgned. three dlslntorestud fioeholdurs of Ilia
city of Omnlut , have buon < luly appointed by
the mayor , with the ipnrovul of thoolty eoun-
ell of said clly , to asst-sH the diimiigo to the
owners rospoullvoty ot the property nll'uctcd
by the change of grade of Hald btrrut. dnclareit
niiecHsury I yoidliiiinco No ifc * . p'lHscd Auguati
Uth , lb' ' . ) . ' . nillioveil Aiuiist lltli. IS ! ) . ' .
You are further uutlllod that having no-
cejitcd ; ald iiiipolnimeni , iiiul duly quallllod
us lenulicd hy Inwove will , on theM ! day of
DeciiiiilHir , A. D. , Ib'J1 , nt the hour ot IU o'vloclc
In the forenoon , at the olllco of Shrlvor
&O'Donahoe. 1401 Kuiniiin strci't , within the
i'0'ixiriito limits of Hald city. > i oetfor the pur-
110,0 of considering mil nuiklni the nssnis-
miintof ( liinuuu to Hit ) owners respectively of
bald piouorty. nlTecti'd by said change of
crude , taking Into consideration fipuclal bono-
Uta , If nny. . , , . ,
You nro notlflof. to ho iirusont nt the time
nnd plnco nforosuld , nnd mnko nny objection ; !
to orstntomunls conojrnlna nuld iiHsusii
of dumiiuoa us you nny ! ] ' ? | , \ . . < ,
T.'H. ' MCUI'M'.O'C
JAf. bTOOICDAhK.
Omnlm. Nnl ) , Due , nth , in I' ' . Dlii-dlOt
PROPOSALS FOU PAVING.
Hc'ali'd piopoialH will b rriTlvi'd by the
undeihlgiii'd until lill : : o'clock p , in. , Dccnmbor
IlU , IHUl ! , for paving with Coloiado blind stone ,
ritieet linprovonieiit Dlfitilct No17r , com-
pilslng thoiilh-y In blocl , I ) 17. clly , nnd Iho In-
lcr ectlon of H'lh anil ( JumliigHtieoU , uccord-
lngtOHll | > ( > llll.'lltIOIH ,
llachbld lohpcclfy a prlco per Miinrp | yard
for Iho paving complete In thu alley uud Inter *
fal'Ct 1(111. ( , . . .
Work lo be done In accoidiinco with plans
iiiidhpei'llli'iitlons on Illo In thu olllco of thu
Iloaidof I'liblliiVoikn. .
Kai'h pioposal lo bo made on pi luted blank *
fuinlhheil by thu hoard and Id bo accompanied
with a cei tilled check In thu hum of $ MG ) , pay
able to the clly of Umaha , UK uvlilenco of good
Tin ! honid losorvoH Ihu light to lojcct nny or
all bid * and nalvu all defcelH.
I1. W. IliiiiuurHi' " ,
Chnlriunn llimdof I'uhllcVorla. ; .
Omaha , Neb. , December I'Ib'J'J. .
Dec , lii. 13 , 10.20. .
.
I. Ooorsa 1' . Doiiils. mayor of the city of
Omaha , hereby KIVO publlo nottcn uml pro
claim that Ht. MBry.Havonuo fnm I'.Uh ttronb
to4lh Htreot. Poupleton avcnuii from ' . ' 'Jill
street to 'JUth Htmotil ! Btroul from Dnvon-
port street to VVobstor street , nnil Hainllton
street from mil troot toililh sliiiiit , are nu-
thorkud to De iibud for Uio iniriioboof co.istlng
during the winter of IBK-lbUJ. . ,
Wltnesu my hand nt Omaha , this 6th day ol
Douiimbor , 1W" .
dUdJt OEO. 1' . Ili\ll9. : Mayor.
I'lllillo .iiirtlon of I'o illCotliiKfK. .
On lccciiiburU7lh ) , 1H02. nt IU n. in. , the city
will , at nubile- auction , hell the following du-
. the iiu-mlsi-h to the highest
bidder for cash. Said housox lo bo icmovcil
within foiirmonthx. Thu hlghent bhlder to do-
iioslti U at the time of bitlu , the balnnco to
IHI paid to the rlly within ono week. The four
rotlngeM are Mumlcd on lots ? , H , 0 and 10 Ift
Juslln'M Hiibdlvlulon of lot 1 nnd 2 , block 1\
Hhlnn's addition. Tllio. : Ol.bF.N.
t'oinptiolHT.
Oiaaua , Nub. , Dec. Oth , 1602. dlO ilO |
