Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 24, 1886, Page 3

OB SALY— ) M. F. Hotenkis W ANTED-Fora s Net o hoed o pure Al o1 refere Hazlett & Bates, Heatr the bost Neb 15 har with & toc T/EEs CAUSC Of s 1sworth, Nei F O SALE-Or trade for Omaba Th ivery bus SALE—Firet ¢ ft ng cumbrance In the ¢ Mangne Hros., 1 USES—1 Remit, FOUKD. STOCK Auction ar & Cauter. Tele 08T 4und rewa STRAYEI arc had epavin 1 o L A.Goldsmitn, 224 and Gra wirded Jeft & aw. £ rews Finder w sts, und OST—Oct. 20.dirk brown horse coll 4 ola, with head-stwil on, from s South Omaha, i<t h £ was buggy Withnell's brickverd o'cluck ise notify Sliter tion wishes 1 bright ana atiractive yo Te s in PE and tasty all-w . 0. Jones & Co.. A Clothiers, 180 Farnam st. Muil orders i strict ican Wi N 8 andevelopsd parta of tho body enlarged and strengthened. Pos; proof, Tull patiiculars, etc., mailed in. plain. eme yelope sealed for stamp. Address Erio M edi- enl Co..7 Swan st., Buffalo, N. ¥, 205 n a° SERSONAL—Mrs. Dr. Nann Warres clarvoyant, Medical and business Medium Room No. 8, 121 North 16th &t., Omaha, Nel Clairvoyant, ADAM ALASKA reveals past prosont nn ture, how many in family, age, ctc,, Fow 1o hold affections of husband or lover. Satis- faction cunrantoed. £ cents and upwards. 512 i B 16t e O 40,000 “Weaver Foot Motors™” 8011 since their introduction. By their use the opera 1108 of sewing machines i€ rendered a pleasure fustend of an injury. Closest inspection s citea and satisfactory trinl always given be purchase. G H. Keys.Sute Agent apital ave., Exposition Building ATRIMONTAL—Paper contains neariy 200 advertiscuents from iadies and gent) inen wanting correspondents. Sent 2 months for 10 cents Address, Helping Hand, 70 La Balest. Chicako , e ) N URSE-Nrs & F. Whittler, .u«-r‘u«:x | nurse. No. 1111 Juckson st 819 2 T‘Al ENTINE'S Short-hand Institute s in Ex- position buflding 100 P10 TRADE—Land in Frank Ne A forzc dence soliciieu. MIECELLANEOUS. county, inty newspaper outfit. Corre Addsess Y, Franklin, JOTICE TO P! ers arc ber ¥ fron Lincoln us the strike in progress. Signed, Journeymen Plumters, Lincoin, Nev, 856 ¥ JOOR RENT-Sqonre Fiano $ monisiy, ‘Hospe. 1613 Dougias. o FOOR RENT—Orguus, §2 per monin. 1615 Douglas. FOR RENT Square Hosve. 15i3 Dougla s ] ADIES - Wishing for good dowstice heip can _be supplicd at short notice at the Omaha Employment Bureav, 1139 North 16t St Crounse block. o TTEND—The evening s Shorthand Institute, Exposition Vil [ lwl' “etc., pianted free for ng of Douglas Co. N €0, Fiowird. Prom. 1. 0. box 290, OR RENT—Large clean towels, Omaba Towel Co., 1517 Howard s Piano, §4 mont cheap. 20 n17 TTEND—The evening scesion et Valentines® Short-hand lastitute Exposition building. 661 Fo THADE—Lot in Omaba for & Good Piano. Writed F T, 424 N 1oth st. A TTEND—The even! 7 1¢ session at Valentines Short-pand lnstit &, Exposition building o6 Rinds of Gype-writer copymz neatly short-band institute, 663 = — = roR lux—mmhuzoun Fun SALE—Handsome square piano at less than haf prico for cash o tme pay- wents 411 N 14tk 98 24* will buy a handsome decorated dinner and Tea set in adamantine china. This ware is ery dutadic, and i8 a8 pretty 8s Fronch clis Whith 1t Very much rescumbies in color Am Shapes. You will find this ware only at Moody it Srore, 16tk &nd Davenport, sigg of the Big Pitcher DRSAL LIl , make, in excelle; ear. Apply Graton & arney. JoOR SALE_A large and oid Window sush. Kirner. 6.50 will buy & decorated dinner sef, S1uATe shape, suitable for small families, st Moody s China Store, 16th and Davenport, sign of the Lig Piicter w7 Inquire E 8. or J. W. Penny, 0 200 L Qone ut Valeatine's E—10 passenger bus: Miller, Quine t sbape; been ru Drumwond, lot_of kinaling wood 435 Convent st.,J. R SALE—Fresh milch cows. Jester, 90 Montana st hear Ittner’s brickyard. R SALE—A new complete $4100n, <urni- ture, counter, ioe box, tables, eic., chesp. Mdrvu R 34, Bee otfice. T80 25 TFOOR SALE -Ice in car load lots. Gilbert Bros | Council Blulls. J7OR SALE_Large fire and burglar proof safe. cost §33. Sell for §260, J. W. Mar 1509 Farnam st. 06 OK SALE—Furniture andi ease ol six-room Bouse, time on part. Cull 1 North #ith Btreet, twd biocks from Red Car line. L) OUSES —Lits Farms Lanas—money loaned. Bemis 15th and Dougles streets. W7 SALE—Cnesp, 160D 0OlUmMOS And Win- ‘dow caps suitable for froat oa brick build- g ¥or nru.uhnum o this ofice. €5 Address | - OMAHA DA W Wit VWA YV WA “-‘l\ vt W A risin sicam 106 and 108 “v\:‘{,., © 3 at 1434 & 15th &t a4 ‘\ \\.n.w— 100l boys with horses 0 Daily Evening Boe on Thoo, Wil scription departme p. m. WWANIED—a= K st Housekee Steady w making for outfit Boys. Girls, and Hart, Om Ludies, Clerks and ot FANTED —Fist-cl Weaver Foot best art cie eve chine of G.H sition Buildiog \\v ANTED— n Mot ,m-‘.n.m tro. Ke Louis, Personal Memoirs c 3 Lee, the erato commander. Oulsetting nll other Aucnts doing grs wred. Write Publishing Co., St. "\'v\\ TED—Book agents, O'Neili & Co_. lisiers and general agents for subseription books, box 403, Omuha Neb. G2 14 X )—Instaliment canvassers 1o call at and sce what we have t0 ANTED - Men for_railron] wo: Albright, Labor Agency, 1303 Far: To.in the world_ want mei £0ods on salary or commission ebracka. No capital or_experi- . Reference requ aha, or M, box 7, PP HEInrge:t Mt in all towns in ence necessa; M, box 267, Oz b, W ANTED=An experienced boy at buudie counter indry goods store. Apply at Belden & Co's., 1819 Farnam [ D—100 men _for trac braska. Callon E. A. el 16th st and Capital ave. NTED-A man that d n good tali office, with reference. VW ANTED—A few more acents to introdice our Automatic Musical Ins ruments, on installments. Anyone can play them without musical instruction, the best paying, casiest celling novelty ever known. 2510 $4) a week san be realized, C. E. Lee, Manager, 1207 Far- nam street up Stairs 4 aving Isle, 119 north in figures R 36, Bee < T Address EITUATICN WANTZD. W ANTED—A Young Man il Tour ycars experience as an accountunt wi per- interview with anyone necding such as. sistance. Address R 63, care thisoffice. $44 2 W ANTED—Situatio widower's { Address It, 61 Pee ¢ W ANTED-Situation by 8 re clerk. Dest of references dress O. P. Bates, Omaha. as housekeeper Best of referenc in dru Ad- able iven 804 rcham- 15tn VW ANTED—Situation as second girl ber work, or care of children. X5 St “'A.\ ED—Situation maker t0 sew in {n 16th st. by nilies. experienced Address W4 FANTED—A stenozrapher employed A P e ey e Address R 55, Bee office. VW ASTED-A thoroughiy comperent grapher desires position. 1s fa with law reporting ana_has aiso had 15 &lso &1 attorney at law Address K 42, Bee office. H—A position by # _stenographer, Kiven, address P 14, Bee office] 108 2 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. FANTED —To Rent—Type writer. Mu in good Aix. Address with terms, R € e aur- ning 2 sten iliar ailroad Hishest be e for lgbt ated west of st, Omaha Republican. ‘ YANTED—3 furnished rooms housekecping: must be 16th street. Address A i ¥ ANTED—Partner in first class saloon. iy H. Manowoiler 500 8. 11st. 98 35 VW ANTED+To wrade o light delivers wagon or & family buggy. both in good » good horse, singie driver. L Ci Dead of St Mary's ave rd, with room: suitable for nd'wife, must be firstcluss e gain for and_piece of t $1,00 8t 8 ba locati property. ~Address R 6, WAyTED- H. Keye Agency, Capitol ave. and Building VWANTED-Room aad board for man and wife, near U. P. freight office. Private tamily préterred. R 50, Boe office. #a0 24% VW ANTED-Workinzmen und speculators to know that I have some excellent bar- gaine in oy and ssburban property. W, S 55-24r as 10 rent. G. ate and Renting 15th. ey, 111 8. 1éth st, o 2 FANTED -Sinzle heater for & double beater. Will pay difference. Address R ) = Y ANTED —Stock uf dry £00ds, ol furnishing §oods or in exclange for Omaba inger Bros., 1018 Farnam st 84023 WASTED Ladies and yoing wen 10 i struct in bookkeeping and business arithmetic, §60d situations: terms. ten dollars commencing and ten dollars out of Brel moath's mith, 1613 Chicazo st. M9 2% ‘ 1 kinds of short-hand ani nf,. 'Hur work &t Valentine's Short-band thing and boots and real ILY BEF \’T‘ \\ ater E"II: RE Harney and Jackson, {diin, Bee FOORRENT Farnam s A CAFBSL 10! R RENT HIZS 1 FOR BEST— RENT—Warm ro , buth and p ROOMS. —Larze furnished for two gentiemen. front 1416 Jo JOOR RENT-New 5 Mi cets, N Jor misr-c 15th <t 0n¢ DO RENT- with or witn: o REST T board, so Tit BN i out 8 4 roc tourd r { RENT— is with board at 633 Two micely Without board; 52 sishod Plessant st. s in my new fiut, 6 rooms. 10% n 8 rooms, e st %-room house, Pacific st Appiy to owner, M. F. M terrace, in, 316 § 15¢h st 19 Farcam. 5 rooms 100 n & w cor Tthand Pa- [3 O0M —With board for two, 1613 Capitol 0T REN turing purposes. rent. 1207 Farnam St OR RENT—A suitc of furnished unturnished rooms at 1112 South 1ith st. Centrally up stairs. located. ¢ oset, 1103 Howard. H. W. Huntress, 1303 Farnam 52 location. Fous ENT—Fur Pieasant. —A larze rished room and board, furnished room. o1 TR kE NT—An clex = centrally _locate: o couple. W. 8 eavey, 1118 »ard 041 Furnished room, and b JOOR RENT_Nic th 20th, near St OR RENT—( front room with bay window, ot and cold water. Enquire 616 S. front OR RENT—A fine and closet, s. w. cor. furnished 1r 1ith und Hows OR RENT—Large front room. good offic room Low \OR RENT—A fin~ furnished front room and room, Fu RENT-_Niccly farnished rooms _at Dodge. Gas, bath and Leat. lv.(h Terms, $12 per month, 501 Fo, 20th s pear St. Mary's ave. nice front chamber, zas, furnace and bath, 51 OR RENT—To gentiemen, large front room well furnished, wif California OB RENT—Two rooms, suitable housckeeping, unfurnishe 86: small room §4. ' 2411 Charles Saunders. DOR RENT—Nicely fornishe and bedroom, with board for 2 per Bouth 15th strect Fun BENT—Nice winter rcoms,1 b large closet, § bl JPOE RENT —~icely furnished room. Kaufman Bros., 1073 Farnam. P08 RENT—A farge front sale cheap,square rosewood Farnam st.one biock west of court hous OR RENT—Furnished room for one gentlemen: furniture new, tion; Howard st., bet. sth and 9th.; south JOOR RENT_Pleasant furnished south front brick flat, hoard can nextdoor. Appls at 1416 Uhicago st F OB BENT-Niccly furained. foun alcove and closet. No. 115 5 234 st Fuu RENT-Furnisacd rooms, 1816 D DOR RENT—A nicely with alc Farnam st )R RENT—Suite of rog 1single room for gentieme i s Fon RENT—Newly furnl Mary’ [ ve, to gentiemen only, 8t No 54 2026 St 81 240 for light room, trom Inguire WO pleasant loca. 423 dge. furnished front room 1511 . furnisned: also Mary's ed room, 2511 St. FOE SALE-HOUSES—LOTS. with & od house, only $6,000. Hexl B # te and Trust Co. 8 with small bouse, §5,600. Estate and Trust Co. JINETY-EIX FE 2N Leaver C. E'Mayne Real Estate and Trust (o. ORTY-THREE-1y 170 “Teet 54 T—On Park Ave o E_Mayné Heal Estate and Trust Co. “A N EAST—Front corner i Haoscom Place, by 140. for & few days at $2,500. C. 954 24 Mayoe Heal Estate and Trust Co. ol ortn, with nice Cottage, for §7,50. o 24 with small Louse, near Lase ball grounds. for §1,60.: C SIXIY FEET—On Saunders St near Cuming, | C. E. Mayne SIXTY FEET—0n Cuming St near Saunders, Iy C.E. Mayne Keal 0 | loads | with a boom, and an up! CHIC AGO PRt Kt fluctuated som 1t did not take corn | effects of a higher wheat use thereto May tors. January pork sold up to § CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. ed with the clos Texar rangers w was it ariaty with yesterday. Na 1e as heret revival was little or no Fr close day, whi < been a ntial ATy {e is e on are expected 170 to 1500 1bs, 34, 10@4.70: stocl.ers and and mixed throuzh brisk rade, v The sto for the scason, to-d it a next week. Shipj s, $150@5.20; 1 930 10 1.200 feed Sl k cal a none being 25,53 cows, buik, $2108 steady? cows, western and half-breeds, Wyoming Tex 2,001 attle rangers stea ans, 957 Ibs Hoos.—Spect cd the hog 1 irn of about S, but ers filled their orders the close there was as compared with the close last night. were only a few orders for light sorts. Rough and common, 5,600,751 fair to good mixed, S XCH neavy sold at 103 a few fancy chier pi.s sold at & o after a few urgent buy rices weakened, and ittle or no_change Dest but 4,20, H\{\uu. New York. Oct. 25—Movey—On eall, ng from @6 per cent, closing T cent. MERCANTILE PAPER—4@5 ExcrANGrE—Dull $4.504 for demand. 15 NTs—Government bonds d cxs—To-day's stock market was the st for a wonth or more. It was dull iwost from beginning 10 end, the monotony seing relieved only by the dashes made by the bears. Only e stocks showed an et ity whatever—Jersey Central, Western Union and St Paul. The general market was quietand generally firm, with fluctua- ned within a narrow range The seping was heavy to weak, first prices Aing declines ranging from s(@d per cent. The o rm and_ duil forenoon. In the last hour there was 1 activity, accompanied by inereased stren:th and the market closed quiet but irm, close to thie best of the d STOCKS ON WALL STREET. 89 centbonds.. %7 C. &N, W 1 1115, preferred Y. Y. C, zon Tr £ Pactie Mail 143 P, D & funneu t P.P.C... c B.&Q.... £ itock Island Y5 s St. L. &S, F D.&R G.... preferred 3% C., ML & St. P, 5 eferred . ?, & 0...... ferred i for u7 141 12 P T bl Illinols Central L. L &W . Kansas & Texas “ Texas Pacitic Lake Shore..... €25¢-Union Paciiic Vo S $IW., St L. & P ich. Central. .. ed Mo, Pacitie Northern Pac prefenred .. PRODUCE MARKET. Chicago, Oct. 2.—Fiour—Firm winter wheat four, $4.0° southern, $5.00@4.00; W iseonsin, $400@4.10; Micbigan soft spring wheat, £5,50@4.10; Min- Desota bakers, $3.50@4,10; patents, $4.30@4.00; low grades, 8 1. i 'Tye flour. quiet at $3.2545.% in barrels,” and $5.00¢8.20 in sack “Wheat—Active, sing about ‘e and unsettled, terday’s close? 5 1-16c: Decem- nervous below ye oveisber, Corn—Opened about, ,t..~ same as vester- day’s closin weak at @iic be low yesterday Ye: November, 85%¢; ber, #7c; May, 413 @il3e Oats—Speeclative market firm. and fair advanee in_prices estabhished; cash, November, i.c: May, 80%c K\-‘—‘l‘ll‘m at 4. Barley—Dull at 523ge. Flax-secd—%6 a9 )’ Timothy seed—Prime, §1.75. \Munf —$§1.15, Pork—Dull; fluctuated slightly, but steady; S00@s.9: November, $» Jlmlua:) $9.7714@9.50. Lard—Dall and qufet; cash, §3.72 November, $5.72i¢ - January, s.m-‘&a‘. Bulk Meats—Easier; short rib Butter—Weaker; creamery, 15@ 15@1dc; paeking stock, T@de. Cheese—Quiet: full-creain cheddare, H‘t flats. 11@11gc: youu§ A meric 110! skims, 4@se, ,H..s ~15 g @lbe, Hides—Heavy green salted, fully cured, SONG et do, Sgaeke; dawaced, 1@ 1 ull Lides, Ggc; dry salled, 11@l%; dr, o Bae iy s, 10 d and clos} cash, d ir_' uxa@ per | were | “TWELVE W Milwaukee, () St. Louis, \<h gly: N z, s 9d, ste Flour—OiTere Jorn—Spot steady steady. 0. ep— Recei .9); Texan: 4%: steady: native: 2 G0@s,003 law 7 St. 204 Shrancis Louis. Oct. 25, shipments, none: le—Receipts, choice native grades $8.00@ shipments. S0: . easy $4.0024.15 5.804.05: fair to common to good, Kansas 1,600 shipme choice, feeders, £2.50 605 cows, Hogs—Receipts. nd 5210c 4.00, common kers, 82,252 SL30 @260, pments, 1.500; common to choice, OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Evening, Oct. 25. CaTTLE—The receipts of range cattle were liberal. Feeders continue to move butin very fair numbers. Several loads of corn-fed steers were in to-day and met with ready s Hoos—The pts were the several weeks. and the market v } on that account. s frowm other points indicated a_stea arket, but_there not being enough to supply the demand SIHEE l'*'“ml« wer and none soid. lighte esh receipts to-day -.1,100 Hoz 3 z Prices. Showing the preva s pald for live stock on this market Choice steers, 1 Cholce ste edinm st little st 3004 feede) sossee Good to chivice corn-fed cows tange cows Fair to mediim grass cows Good 1o choice bulls...... Light and medium nogs, Good to eholce heavs Fozs Good to choice mixed hogs Rougl: throw outs Good 1o choice sheen. ... Falr 10good sheep..... Representative Sales. FEED) Range of Prices. Showing the highast and lows 'udl-rl‘ ads of hogs ¢ is market during » past seven days and for the same tims St 1588, Ot 1554 17th 15th 19th 2th 4.3 Sist 440 1| 4.40 d 4.5 445 Sun. Shipments. Showing the number of cars of cattle. hogs and sheep sbipped from South Qumaha duriu the day: CATTLE, Route R 1 R S CLB&Q ClB &Q Destination. Chicago, < .Chicag Chicago. iCreston, No. cars, la. All sales of stock in this made rewt. live weight uni Pead hoge sell at e per b, for all weigh Skins,” or hogs weizhing less than 100 Ibs. no value. Preznant sows are docked 40 lbs, and stags 80 Ibs, market are Notes. Hogs averaged sixty-four to the car. Light receipts force the hog market up. Joe Tiffany, Columbus, was a visitor at the yards J. A. Kehoe, load of hogs. G. 4. Hamiond & Co. I erved Platte Center, marketed - | loads of catbie. here | | | P\TGT"\ 1 s wee been too warm rket very Du hie mar ket Ver Orde ood being ilied in 1A FrUITsS—Stray shipme nts GrapEs—1he L New Yo ap vds, per ®-1b busket, 40 ORANGE-—) , per bbl, 811 ANEY well. ab fi Cape cod, choice, §7 BANANAs—Banat sawe prices as las ler bunch. $2.00@2 arge bunch, $ arke .\1.\1'! E Syrur—Bulk, gai e Fairt 51b can Te: 101b cans jor stock. A i br of 1o arri in 5.€2.00: ra plums, $1.7 is fairly well sup < New York, Con- a5le; Catawbas, 5ib per box, § are. Jersey, the low, . white_clover, 114c; California, 40 17 gal r gal, $1.05; b Fairban' 5 1b_cans, s, Fairbanks good hand medium, 1 picked b ITATOES—There is {or straight cars of Ho@soe per bushel or otherwise infe and il n Nioxs—The thev are selling stock, per bu., 5 FCALnAGE—T jed: Choie FLovn demand in a L0, mark stock, per AND MILLSTL flour, best quality paten: ity, ' 8 best - qual flour, |v|hn( ibran. yeildw corn meal, e pe per ewt: hominy, $2.00 | r aham, §1.60; 15—Corn, General Woor—Med 14 10 ight wool, 2@ orf, HiDhEs—Gre s@sifc; v flint, calf skins, ™M im 15 1@~ Lem, calf, §1 neh calf, 81 and linings, GO@ie. HEAVY HARDWA 3,00 d dry, @ 1.10; per Ib. 6@ wedges, € ing 'ste $4.40; Burd wire,' in Nails, rates, Shot, '$1.65; bueks! kegs, $2.50; do. half Ke; % biasting k 1. wad VauNtsiks—B ture, extra, § extia, 8§ 10 to mar, extra §1.50, SpigiTs—Cologne spir do 101 § $1.15: sp 101 proof, $L17: do 158 pi 155 proof, $218 per wine whiskies, $1.00@1.50. ( 2.00; Kentucky tucky and Golder " g 150700, domestic, §1.3% (@0.00; dowest im shellac, & ylvar bay, 240; new s, per gallon: 3 furnity Jupan urbons, $2 rhon and Brandies, imported, Z00."" Gins, now abr d is small et Is fairly well suy Frs t, ¥ lity sprin, 50¢ Per e corn 1 er civt: s n bales, arkets. leather, Upper e, Fiaise. hewm, kip, £1.000 1, S1.00 on spokes, per set, 51,2 crowbars, 6c; Bart ) nails, ntal 51 fuse, per 10 Furni- No. 1, $1.00 b, No. 1, §1.20: Da- Oe; "wsphaltum, 50 hard oll finish, its, Tits, prool bt s Redistilled a \ded, $1.50@ LU0@6.00: Ke n- i ryes, $2.00a6 Tye whi im portea. 0. Chii pagues 0@, 00; Awerican, | marrow 1 tat. ors' ¥ bols, ® in \ $ do in kins, in bbls, §%50; do Kegs, §1.20; New 1 Maple Syrup, ‘¢ per wallon: 1 gallon 'y gallon can §5.0 per s Micror gloss, 6 ib, 6c; Kingsford's gloss, 1 1b, Tei ingsford’s p 42; horseshoe, viper heldsick, 2 spinit cured, 45 {die, #8c; square cas $1.20. ~Mixed, 821150 arnean’s : creams, Sige; ging 0: m CANDY CRACKT pienie, 5 city soda, S0APS—KIr Kirk's satinet, stie soda, a9ige. butter and T snaps, Sigeq Savon Dri=e Feoizs—No. 1 peaches, cut Joaf SUeARS. 7 fectioners’ il granu « 66’ c: standard extia C. medinm ve litornia per case, white cl raspberries, pea &4, per case. per case. § ver case. $240:2 1b early June peas, case. 2733 1b tomatoes, 2 4@ 25, CoFrrEs—Ordinary 12@i2ige: prime. 12 tancy green and ye ernment Java, 20 23 Mo 10c’,: Mel Duworti's. 1ye Ury Lumber. ARDS. . 14 and 16 1t | 14 &ud 16 ft. 12,14 and 16 f1. *_ 121iandl6 fi. DIMENSIONS A per rades, 11@113ge: fa <17c: choice, 13- @14e} 13(@l4c: ofd gov- terior Jav: W'i Arbuckle's roaste XXXX roasted, 107 Red Cross, 10i%.c. 0.1 Com. s 1s. 1 xxs Fexar 2 and 14 ft., reus. 0.2 4 & Gincly, 12 an { 14 {t.. rough. .. 14.00 CEILING AND TITION, White Pir rtition ... $33,00 7.50 Norway P 0.1, 4 & 6 inch §$17.06 cont 2d Com. % in. A Ginch, wh C 6Ginct 5 STOCK 2 inch. 8.1s. 45 uch 42 Xv st 3 1o s 1stand 2a 5d, elear, 3 SH1P LAP, 0.1, plain,Sand 10 inc . 2 plain,s and 10 inch. Mr. Correspondent Carpenter, now on the way back from along run in the British Isles, was much ick with this point that follows: The fact that En- land is the workshop of the world can only be appreciat @ ride t zh it, by the thousands and tens of thou- of factories which one sees during ACross 1 any direction, There hero engag d in nzaged in agris d by rou, and sund a trip are manuf; culture. ately ar- secured & Japanese tum- \bing from its { coming nd Xhl’; rtland, Ore bird, called t of It has a | 1, turning own on the L cit will e 165 in ssion, till_bel 'm the bird nted, Iti y larger than ary and of rather pretty plumag but not much in the musical line, - perch and we Samuel feet five nd we unds; six feet four, and is seventy-nine, six zhs 225 Theodore is seventy-three, six { and weighs 280 A R e T s and vigorous beyond their years, Eureka Knifling (. H. PATCH CO 1317 4 ouglas 5 ST e T e