Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 23, 1892, Page 11

NTY 11 - _ _ : - ¥ O\ + \ | Wright tollowing the only support to the mar- DECTTATIVE FRTQ | No tereen satted niggse 4@ive: No. 2 ereen 80 500 03 131018 98 SV TR T T I Doan Gardner of ' Trinity cathiedral, now at | THE CONDITION OF TRADE |« THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS | 8 tes st Yo e e plae % o, i e | THEYLIRE TO MEET IN OMAHA | joouinz e Eptuconal sonvintion s suftaie 4 B v CuicAao, T, Ot 2L <Kennett, opkine & X 25 to 40 1bs., 4B soi Ng 2ereen salted hides, 2% L LX) PoNea . 5o e ¥ o is (ikoly to Lo electad bichop, and tnat Ores | o to87A NcWhorter: Tiuring the holidavs 10 10 1A ShIge; No. LFRA) CALL, § to 13 10s., D ™ 1760 380 1.0D) H00 8 bishop, - | Yo Gutsido 1 arkets avelined S And tod iy B No. 2venl 116, 8 04 ihe, dge: No. 1 dry 001U th o GUN 30 — b Bkl SRR v (o | Chiengo has morely got Into 1ine. There wae | fiint hides, 7c¢: No. ¥@idry fiint hides 5¢ 00 TR 1. 00 300 Trangemicats for ths MIIlS FEVIVEL SOL R+ e IEE e P o | ConSaErRUTS BeIIBE ON. & Tobeign, wrnte Mt > . ‘ R vt aited Mt #Rder DAt crrea 100 6008 231 1410 40 il Benvaetions s « Treated | ¥1ces, which are to besin on the last day of | Jobbers Can Throw No New Light on the | conuianeabio SOUInt Oy it ernreed showed no | Heaviness in Grain and Booyanoy in Pro- | fei L ury, aiwed, (ifehe (HE, Soil Slieen BRI s oo | Religions Convaations aro Alwags Treated | XiCeinbor, aro progrossine very savistactoes Situatio | weakness, Primary market receipts during vizions Tel the Tale. peits—Groen saltod, each, He@dl i greon N8 10 0.1 I Well by Gitizms and the Press, Uiy, Prelimiary moetings will be held in t | the past thrva days ase tallen oft whtio vx Huitod sheartings (short woo'ed o itiy skinsy ] s | all tho allicd churches of the cits, beginnlng R ports have incrouscd. Estimntes for Monduy — ehch, 15G00; dry ShBARInTs (short woolec SOUTH DAKOTA CATTLE o a week or moro prior to the arcival of the { fadicate a continued lehtor movement. <ome cirly skinsy, Ao, 1, cash,8agloe: dey shearlings fe. ') N Av. DE. { list. Sev t s T Indicate & cor liehtor movement. Some | u cqtly skineh No. I, caeh. o Y SHERTITHES | v bn o A ] o o . v | evangelist. Seventy-five of the leading busi= COUNTRY ~ COLLECTIONS ARE GOOD | stortines et mmety, cossred todar, Uint | EXPORTS FROM THE SEABOATD WERE FAIR | shark Mooltd sas sy o SinGial bt | feedors i 8255 adfveters 18100 THE BAPTIST CONVENTION COMES NEXT | fuse taon 5t the ey acs ‘promisod o at | airo working mainiy on the hear sld or 1., netuel welzhty g idiye; dry flint Kan 3 SLOOPS. .. 4 AL 4 0 J— | as ushers during tho meetings, Mr. Mills Hie "Cprossure | of eash . gratn has | —— Por ana Nebrnekn Sattath wooL polts, per 1., | S gpeqrs. .- 1 i R Bk R | bolieves that thera 1s a creat deal In having | Loeal Conditions Somewhat Tmproved, | Carriod corn stlll lower anid the'miirket hie | Corn Was Weak and Lower as a Resute | dctual weight sawi ary fint CorgS | 14 cowa 'Tots 230 13 cows 31| Program for the Woeek's Meetiag—What the | prominont mon to act as ushors, and makes | Wittlo the Outiook s Decidedly Brighter | rarhier botter. Tho demand. from shorts hus ot ¢ Ipts of the Past T Cary RINE CotoPhamiRinerain wool poits, | 1 COW sy Associnted Charities Association s itapoint to lave his wudicnces woil cared £ TRReh Pesithg Pravkient 19 sustained prices. Tn provisions the big DRG0 Wers her it A we ght, scploes dry fioeoes and | COLORADO CATTLE Dolng= the Open Door for, In that particular, 5 g | ot il o Lolders have added somewhat to thelr lines Usrbedde AAAL bucks, actial welzhty e, Nave feet cut offy | 25stecrs. ... 1086 305 5ifecdors 1100 2 05 Nt nd he second annual mosting o rie Many Directions. \Lths oxpense of room traders whose short Quiet. s 1t 18 4s0Ie8s L0 pAY [ralght on thom Yaterst ol 325 K foodors il 8 O ~Pew and Palpit Notes | ity Epworth league, which took nlace last | jines hnve beun thereby Increased. Manipi- \ 88 1 0 feeders | 0% 2 & udsday night atthe First Mothodlst o | | markets. sw Yok, Oct. 9% —PerRoLEuM—Stendv, | 12 stoors 18 300 21 cows ... TH 160 e o ot s in | Blackburnl pro Q. Cotte! Another weck tas passed and still the job —— CHICAGO, THl., Oct Hoavinoss 1 grain | aJERpYork, Ot b -Pernonevu Stesdsy | 158l [i§ 39 Svow.. 08 1W Tho vatious religions denominations in | Blackbural prasident: . (1. Cortatvou, firsh bers of Omaha have nothlug new to offer GETTING AT IT IN EARNEST. and huoyaney In provisions tell the tale of to- | rafined, $ 4y ko0: refinad in hulk, $LEGEL0 Shuilel G0 10 oeniven L 223 | Nebraska aro beguning to approclato tho | {18 BEISRL Ghies Liliian Bl Second . mi M J gl &Y 'S mArke R oin 16 46 1o 10Wor &t COTTON SEED OtL—Dall, qulet; crude, 7'4¢; ecder... 510 100 i feeders.. 90 2% | oot tha it s to hold their anuual convon. | YIS0 brosident: George Platner, third vie boaring on ko state of trade. 1118 W $3MO | gy ey s upnat the Mogan Jurors Will Do | gad o0 t. Wheat s troin Kotolelowerand | SUil08, (ol 1HoGs—Notwithstanding an increase In re- 5 16 WhE AN o the at. | presidents Dr. C. I, Clark, fourth Vioe pro old story of “trade never better,” “haveail | Fally Investigated, o from e o e, Thewhent rocaipts were | Y GG oty die . | celots tho pist waek compared with the week | ons in Omaba, Ta tho first place the ot | ident; Miss M. B Driver, secretary; Miss g " " ” > depressing welght, o s hero for 08 Juief stradn 0 mo| 0 good, previous.there b PN y octable endanco is ne ays, wor whon these Jelle 1N easurer we can do,” “rushed to fill orders,” Ot | Tho end of the troublo in the case of JamOS | e ilays fuoting up 1,0 cars and thero wore | $1irginty ~o et common 1o K P e e A e i | e noHh RiAM At e el PoTia Womans Chvinan Tensetanes aaloh “What Tne Bee smd last week regarding | Hogan against the Omana Railway company, | nearly 4,000 cars in the northwe ENTINE = Quiet, firm: YB3 s grades. The chaticter of the recoipts and of | fonventions ara held Lers tha b s oirenl AH AYE b iy well | ¥ ars in the northwest i oipts Aol | ace held fn smailor towns, aud again, the | 1S CIrculating petitions which are to be pre the jobbing trade would apply equally well | in which it is allaged that while in thott | A reported failure of larzo concern in oy g U E G R AT 3 | v Omaha b w Yor e Market. chan rds, 28@de per AL the present time,’ said one joboer. room Jurors Redey and Hall told their asso- | Paris with a branch sonted to the noxt state lezisiature asking the cha hut little. the principal hullish o T o pape particalarl t Atiires ba he the atrougth 1h Provislons nnd THOL UL LIS o EIeun RIeD PAFLICUIALLY | that the laws for the pumishmentof men who the. fros buy ing by packers. How fong this [ e Bek, give convontions moro space and | commit outragos on iris und women benade APES-Per crate: #1350 mus- | State of affairs will continue is n matter of | prominence whor they occur in this city | moro sevoro and that the age at which a girl louse in Antwerp made | qoo sand holped to weaken | 10-1b, baske t aid not appear to have VALIFORNIA G { conc to cooler oather, giving & | ciates that Attorneys Ransom, Gurley ang | the trade here nervo hint of stitl colder weather to come, may be | Marple, who appsared for the plaintiff wera | Prices, althou . much e R B would | cAts: $17 Tokaye canjecture. but while it does there is compar- on thoy are held olsewhero makes it | €An legally consent to her own ruin be fixed #81d 10 nave heiped cortain lines. 1V has | blankety blanked blanks, and tneir client [ Much effect on the market which wo I O o Dk --42.40 o b Jvely Lo dangorof a reak tn priccs, ”“““““' LR ,“,“ el .(. | atnot Founger than 18 A\t T actuall st affected ho fa 4 i 5 ) Now ¥ OF i Si ¢ Lho run o hoss wis auite [ amatter of oxcellont busine sl zment o ok You caused coustry merchants to put in their | shoula never have a judgment for damages [ Lty bo, wmost ",",'..3 It o tall | Kbelie"Wostern, 81501100 Now York, 810 | | Lors Shturday tho vun of ioh Wi onifs | & mattet of oxcellont busts “." hold their \ajor Kepple, at prosent in command of dors for winter goods a little moro freely | for the loss of a log, Is not vet, In fact the it ubliiin.d bt AELLEIEC Y ey nore* this week T o part of the chureh pooplo 1o hold thoir | tya Nuvraska division of the Sulvation army, b h‘\h’m YH&Y Heve bosn dotag. While th | on s 8k far I Ve fatho a 1L seas whon tho | o2 YOry lile dematd od Slioldses | “QuicEs=Tet bos. Y., TR oflors Tware “iimitod . and moetings here, 1< 5001 to bo transterred to the division ot trado is excoedingly good jobbers do not | MAtter was cailed to the attention of the Al BALE LU b SRR Cotton M yith e ibera oMorings Speaking of this particalar phase of the | California, with hoadquartors atSan Fran o codingl od ) COUTL 108t WAk en'lug was easy during almost the entire NEW ORLEAWE Th Ot Fiem, moder- | DUyers the best o sitnation, on the con- . look upon 1t as temporary, bu aatter u leading deldgate to the Congres . " sossl " 3 | A NATKOLS Woro nlso 10wor and prices here ruied | matter a leading & ' RO — o It is known that the jury bolonged in Judge fon. The cxports from the seaboard for | wias middrine. 3 (-1ce: Jow middl Tnarkots o an oy 0| Sionsl st vantion, w1 ) WL b I W. B Copeland, formorly of tho First y trary expect to see tno presont pace matn- | g 0 e 1o \Was Absont at | the past two days were fair but the move- [ Tt eood orainary, 6 net receipts, Pt SRR R e L bt b L, Siae | Uuitarian enureh of this ey, hins ecome & Ny i taived to the ond of tho souson o, | Tokamah Attorzey Ransom happencd todrop | monts from both cousts for tho weok were | bultsi wross recelpta, 743 buless eXnOTIS 1O | &30 10 B5ian, with good to cliotes. hutcher wnd | Bst week, sald: t<Tho liboratits which TR0 | pronunced Tuoosophist in Callfornia. He N Itist that cou collec: | 140h0 tonm aajolaing tho one in which the | smallor, beinz only 00 bu. of wheat and | Great Britain, a3 balcs: 1o the continebls | heuvy'londs nore or (o4 sorted at from .13 | Bk ias shown i giving the reports of our | recently read a papor beforo a theosophio tions are v . |W' 16l “‘)‘“‘ jurors were d ana thut while he was | flour, against 5,625,000 bu. tor the week pre= | Gujes; stook, 145,032 bules bt ‘“\"1‘ M poummon inlxed igads wna theaw 1S | convention o prominent place in its columus --u.m:‘.non that has atteacted o good deal of ure enjoying rade, i indicated by W0 | 4jap0 ha neard the age, and bosidos this | vious and 1,:01,00) | > correspondling : hapiiatil — Sold ut feom ¥5.25 to .15, The movement Was | g 1 5 oon of g G167 oTF T ORUTeN | ALeHtIBRI aite and frequoncy of their orders, and thoy | [Aere BS HeBril tho langunge, A bon e in NI e R s R 16 Liverpaol Markets. toterably freo thiouctiont and. the pens [ has Leen of great valno to our chur = oy 0 1 for tho goods which they 1 At the men wero playit ! week lust yoar. The opening was from 'ye to - ) . . de- | Sleare i befora noon. Sales were liriely at | Thousands of our own people all over the THE OPEN DOOR are recelving cash for tho goods whic A10HU 6 G3HSIABIIAG Lk, 188048 T LHR1ehss, | o 1 ] LIvERPOOL, Oct. 22— WnEAT—Stoadys de- | EIOATG ' noon, g e J b | Arc passing over their coun’ers. e o onsldering Lhe issugs I the caso. | ke lower than closing fizures of Wednestiny | (GG foiders offer modorately Tom E140 10 85,48 nainst 4140 10 580 Feidays | suate bave been erabled 1o keep up with, ho wacuiaa 0 g s tuga were reported to Judge @ ol TN e oA = B D N6, S i iy 5 L0 $ 1,053 Tnst Satu vo not advanee PEEOS 0 pution by reading it It would be 1possible 1o 1migine thn cov- | gon “who'hought that the matter should bo | ety Phiced, further declined trom s to %, | “CouN=steadyi demana fait B b T (Wt WIARG | progeess of the convention by reading TE | Awnual eport of ‘the Superintendent on dition of the jobbing trade any bewter than | yrgliony bofore tho judge who presidod atthe | from the bottom, | o < e (O a8 10 LELh AL R LTI Baasta iles oI LR the Vear's Work, | it is ut tho present time or the prospects uuy | gy Cobit was wonk ana fower dulliess in teade, ORI I RHa S NI FE No. (SR U 2 Sh. m"l “u{‘n\".“\‘:.”x'.‘l.‘x‘\:..- ‘V’I-‘;"'. ‘:;“:i: “;“‘-“ S Tho door of our *home™ has boca oponed brighte: § i 3 When Judge Irvine returnod the matter | DIk receints for three duys, and sympathy RBUTTER—Packing stock, 13@te; dalry, 16 | 13 Ry : meeting promivently laid befora thom in the | Wide the last vear to receive boneath the In local retail circles conditions are som was reported to him, and after hearing the | WiLi the wedkiness in wheat. There Wus 1ot | g . 1 40 y L i Ly O i1 101 || SEOOFEtTER | ¥ABTI Hoks WS 43 (RN what brighte The trierense in the amoun ey was. discharad and tho | Sehdemind wnt the offerings woro fre 8140100 tor frosh stock in 80 12) columns of the daily papers which ¢ 030 wh 3 of building goine 0n hus wiven tho lumber- A \Fio0 prod Lo AIFpI6aNUTEe R BT LA A LA ALL THY--Chickens, 11§@se: aueks, . i all over tho country contiguous 1o Owtin | in veod of our ministration. Many times en more 10 do lo there con 1o J curred the displeasure | eted by the fitmness of provisions. Tniti k b S - e B preaches 1o larger congrocation | has tho BRSPS Pukt thoy D AR ity et aonE wera cited toappear yesterday | trades wer about the fnal fizures of fionilon PraaheInT AVIEW: Ex i 20 1 tho sad, appealing fuco of tho heart- morning that a every day in the w L investigation of the facts | Wednesday, butgradually sagged off from 'se tit mig 3 opyrix 802 by Jam ht learned ¥ 1802 by ) S Stk proach to | broken girl appearod at onr door, the poor b} in the season. ‘Tho sume cause has produced wight bo hac rdon Bennott.) nd th gregutional minister. oduce L LA S L P ul il L b lot overesti. | vietim of her own folly nud of man's licen- 8 declded improvomont in the turdwars S it | 04t wore quet and lower on the big ari- | o LONDON, Oct. 22 —[New York Horald Cable on Sunday, o you see 1 am not over trudo and fn fuct in overy lino conmected 1n | 1EHGENE, BEACG AR el CRESIE B The | yis for thred davs und tho woukness T tho | Speginl 10 Tiie e )= Absoeo of bsinoss mating the beneiits ol he Hbeval teatment | tiousness and eruelty, mors sijned agat any woy with tho woriof arceting buildinas. | (ot F T DARIoes %o rmtie Jtors, | GUIEE RS, Tha © s wasat trom tyo ot | PSS YOEE warliod fa tub SUoqE oYL ] wo hitve roceived this. week by the leading | than sinning, driven forth from heart and 1 ‘P'he employment of more men in bui .1| W inh court convonod tmost of tho jutors TR e S are unchanged, whi o indiin rapse vaper hus 0) ‘fi};l_ eRE e nRGEas ANt SRAAL Slosed: | home, no place undor God's heaven, no ( Ing operatious and in the prosceution of | whio werc in the case as well as Lho aUOTNOYS | =i~ pry Biven way & por eont ” Forolan goserinent o .o Congrogational convention fist elosed | gojyer, What is thoro for hor to' dof . public itaprovemonts must heip all the ve- | 50" o i WUl rdatsnaas i v “ SN seeurities hive been more or less dep i as 0ne ¢ v L L Qs i Ly A 0 ! eve s not already dot AL R N S R, from the openinz to tho ¢loss. Ar:enting s 3 Whole, one of the ti0st uarmonions ever howt | Where to go, it it was not for the Open | tail lines, even if 1t has not already prosent. Johu L. Wabstor, who had repre- 2 Some rotailors profoss o havo experioncer | Sonvad‘ty o datendant. said " that ho hod beon sues have given way from i to s per cent, ) by thit denomination in the state. 1t was | Door? { au linprovement in the grocery trade, while | ghsont from tho eity And kaow nothing about S RTlaT o tor T mar ants L Rithoual 0 {oared and oven predioted thut thers would | Girls sheiterad, 130; sont to frionds, 83 | others are only antieipating au improvoment. | tha fucts only 4 he had vead the news papors yery quiet. Owing to the " ubsence of 20 over the college consolidation question, byt | SCHLte stato howo, 13; marriod, 25 homes | ‘T'he cominiof volder weatber hus put 10 | jf tha facts woro as stated @ most. thorousn New York prices, Americans fail to 8how con- 00 T Ry Whs boahod and the | found for 683 in tho bhom», 15 Nationality Into the coal trads, and must help the salo OF | 1yvestigation shouid bo had. . Ho Avoud stterablo firmnoss, and close wt ther hest 3 aj pily a cou as koachod ana tho | found for 63; . Sl winterdry gcouds and clothing, not court such an investization without the Wabush debenture mark an advanee of '3 per 16 breakers were ha avoided, The de wedish, oteh, 41 ISuglish, 4; GGerman, | Jhillainome retallor Ik about dull | LULL B itho 0ATS No: ¥ cent, Norfolk & Western | preference % per 16) gates all went homs fooling that no barm | 83 colored, i} Irish,12; Danish,t; Norwogian, While somo - retailers still talk about dull | ; mado formal charges ano made | ' Novemine cents and most othors b to 14 por cent 3 ] R R s [ T e s, thera isa cenel lng that tho' | them in w 8 AL cent.and most others 1y 1o 4 per cen S S0 ad done at least, ¥ hope to sec 3.4 3 Bk b T ML TR them in writing. Decanber... | n lines wers inclined to be audd at uhe 10 the plan of unitication ' successfuily carrie Babics in' the homs Saptombor 1, 1891, 83 situation is somewhat improved, aud 1hat | “itioraey Ransom roplied that overy man | (Vv jo, Dt Luter beeame stronzer and f Dofore wany more stato conventinns shall | born, 42; diod, 2; still born, 13 promature, the prosp are decidedly brighter. Busic | i1 the city know of the chavges, and that if | MEpS Ponk puict, Grand Trunk prefercnees guar 0 efore wany more R | 2 s r i p i fiess men are talking about trade having | g cmber wero true the jurors well kuew that they were violating their sworn dutv whon | 1 nteed shoivinz an ul Canadinn T tvincoof 4 Lo ve met and adjourncd. The educationul | 33 kept by thewr ‘moth fic 1y per ceut commission, in whose bands the scheme for | in the home, 3; total, 1 adopted, 18 Vi dullness ana d om now on the tondel tozched the low p pression, and that 1 K0 B 0y, v orn Dbeen littlo wanted. With tho oxeessive sup- S0 consolidation bius baen left, is composed of | Money e TS0, Of this wa | T HBIH BWHE ) SORB Y AT6 pretITIAT LY thoy took cards into the jury room. Ift ply of floating eap'tal es forshort loans 10 able and cautious men who have the intel have recei unions in the state, | S m;x‘!"u AL 1\; Ig:: uk_m”_ \'tlln'v‘x‘lwlcrullrlm Lhux;nun should be dis R | 14‘\\" len w.Avlu-J.. per cent. ‘ll'h»nllw |“1"E 1) ests of tho entire chureh at heart, and they Tekamah, Craix and Crawford, yeu 1 5 UVItY | oharged” fn disgrace if no more severe pen- [~ Octover market cont nued firn, two and threo months Il Gortainly 0o that \HiGh' aeo o8 oty ya carpots o 2 in locai affairs, A bauker remarks that whilé | qity was inflicted. _dunuary bilis belng quoted at 2% per cent. W CHEIAN (o TS GRS LD At B i GRS kit g money has been plenty this year and i ex Mr, Weoster said that his frionds appeared cess of tho demana for loans, next ¥ear | 45 pubije complainants; they had made the v tho building oporations will require atl tho | charces in a pubtic court, in ihe prosence of | week back spare moaey to be had. the fury that hud the case unacg considera- | - WitEAT—No. Parties who have made the rounds of the | tisn. 1t looked to him a8 though the chargo | 0 e No. under the circumstances. and supplies from Omaba, Tovias, Tilaen ohie Dayitine 68 Bradshaw, Soward: Mrs. Flora Cassall, one-half dozen White Ribben song books, Last week was Congrogational week in for which wo tender or heartfeit thanks, Omaha, but this week will Lo geoneeded 1 | ity tha words of our osar Lord: *-1 was an St Louis Mining Quotations. 7. Louis, Mo., Oct. The following quo- tations wers made today on eall: Bid. Asked. | Stock. PUL Asked, < 12 160 ventl the Baptists. Tho state couveution of o | Nunrorea und yo guve 5 . v expre corise o 1 i 1 ) )se 3, C yO guve 1t, Twas thirst ¥ express surprise at tho amount of baild- | wire made for the purpose of intimidating | GO Neit 0 wonte < Baptist chuveh will convona in tho st | andbes nave. B Ko Y : s & i 1ing opl d Oat lzaboth 0 Tat. Murphy sl aud ye wave me deink, a'stranger ana ing that 1s going on. ‘I'he building Opera- ) (hy jury into agreeing upon a verdict. In- | white, 24 : Bantist church on Monday to continue four | vo TRKGL STRISChE J e SR 1 white L 0 2 ye took mo 1n, naked and ve clothed me, and tious arc not as oxtensive as they have been | <toud of the two men being gnity, he ex- | - Rve-No == = ymething like 500 detegates will bo | fug t_some other periods of the ¢ity’s Bistery | pocted 1 show there were other jJurors who BARLEY—No. % 60@62%: No. 3, £.0. b, Financlal Notes. smuch as yo have done it unto vne of the aon i | least of theso vo have dono it unto me.” ago and the east wi We would give prominence in our report to feast week for toe | pritection given youug girls who comsa to and the entire state bAL they aro in wdvance of what muny p o« subpose. Contracts for several large ouill- | o ex ings have been receatly let which are likely | men to keep mechnanics employed well into the azd sevoral promineat men of the denowination from Ch attend. 1t will bo Baptists of Omana, said “the instructions of the court d ted o show that five ot the twelve wanted to roturn a verdict for the plaintifi simply because the defendart w d. FLAX SEED-NO. 1, 310045, IKANBAS C17y, Mo, Oct. TIMOTHY SCED me, 160, a6, Mess, por bbh. 8 % 1531290; tard. per | pams, Oct 2. —Clearinzs, §2,450.- e mirkot was az want some good muttons 22 Threa per cont rentes, 99 3501 short ribs,” sides ccount price Wiy unehangod. Fair to zood | W A our city tolook for work und who on account 50 dry salted shouiders (bhoxed), A4S o ! 4 Jis] A LR ¢ FY foilowing is the program for the woe of faiture to meoet friends and various other 3 CATRATALIG The ST RATH ¢ 2 AR Ny Gloarings, $148,081.100; | nutives $50@4.5); fair to ood westerns, : ait > 2 i winter, g cornorationt Th 20, charges he “‘uuw in- short el les Dy, 32 G IR carings, #145,08L1 D RIS O R R B keI o0 ELESER PasTC 2 causes are adrift in a lavgo city, friendloss AS DUN SEE 1T, Hogun's atiorneys, In all of the cases ther R e R R £00d to choice 40 o -1b. (1mbs. 350,17 Monday. Afternoon—=Dovotional oxoroises. A ponniless. Thus in wany instances crimo q . oEin’s attorne; 1 all of the eases thers = = . 2 U e - “‘How far should a pastor bo & d'bo afida SNaROLEGL T SvGArRs—Unchanzed: cut loaf. How far should a pastor [Oimnlin's Looh TratisGonsidere by an Bx- | Sron d boianldavits suattneacousod Jaror nulited, She: standard *A," Sie, cipts and Shipmients today were as might meot them. wWithout the afidavits there could be no end to the investigation. a i fluenced by | has veen prevented. v We recognizo the fact that prevention is “Cloarings, $1,307 Total Leceipts and Disposition of Sto 1 personal ambition for the week, 37,241,207 oftic e 1recelpts and disposition of stork as | sizning ono pastor te and nec n i pert i siness Matters, 5 ! pring an- | better than curo, and while wo are doing all V. g un & . 5 § 3 we: LADELD! . O tearings, $16,- | Shown by the books of the Union Stock Yards ther ? Rav. M. M. Lewis. “Church | we can to reclaim, we must do more work to - MY Relierton, i o T Dun & | M. Webster said that bo stood as a friend ARTICLES i B Dby, B jogan Sbht company for the twenty-four hours endinz av owth,” Itev. M. W. Tate. “Docs God | prevent our bovs and wirls from going to R Ot bllice, firerorHup b oot e KR e o BALTIMORE. Md.. Oet, 22—Olearinas, 8057, | ®0'¢lock b m., October % 150 by His Spirlt direct minsiors [ Fuin. - We must lift up bigh the standard of says: g (UL 0 QLN HE) lour, bbls bilinces, #0050, Money. 6 per cont. LROBINTS in the chioice of fields of | social purity; to stamp out in society thaf “Lumber deaters are crowded with orders, L‘.“'\';L“'-‘.'|h-"\(:|:;rl;’-;‘5'n im0t oneoldedt rhas | Corns bt {00 | | Loxvox, Oct. 22 —mount of buillon with= | &y o S i fabor and if“so, 14 1t becatse of this direc- | whict {s not puro and bright and vrand it as K i e, vi 0 hipes. S idedet) 2 90,0 i ron| e B bngland o unce ut s v or and L churches it is, foul and X Z ring ou Uhey find it dificult 1o keep up with tho de- | s il bo wantad, no. natter who was hit, | QU0 byt | deam trohy thie Buukiot kuglund ou balunSe | gy oo ional Gare f itoad| Oars | tona. | ton that so mauy poor and woedy shuechss | U1 Io8 200 Y b roubies: teaon phom vats 3 omnd. : Mur. Itansom sald tuat. ho- bad o desivo to | varier. i Muss.. Oct, 22.—Clearings, $.0,622 T Pettit, “How to werease and improye var | many things they consider nnocent pastimo + “Material men—dcalers in paints, oils | make theinvestigation an_inquisition, one On the F icos, $1.884d4,, Monev,, 5 percont. | — ministerial_force in Nuu a0 Rev. Ho W, | are in fact the very open door to ~d glass, and manufactu of sash ;:;}c;&:;rhv-n'hdu‘l!.c an |\0‘:\'Al‘l;":‘dp\:lznlo|uol 5 e her: o legon i‘“" York, 13¢ discount to pur. ik ey Stearns. General diseussion of above topics | tho brothel. What we need today is »trat d it cts A ed. I8aMe. 18, @? h ORK, Oct, 22.—Primeo 1 ¢ er, LIRS, i i 3 ntelliges o o ot toor, brinds and millwork—tell tho | “F 00 Riov insisted that ho did uot know [ 'S TS L aLs @8 hac R S P 2a : [Djliyeninniofenooghon; Hoo S0 Himt 000 ou RS amo stor; One of the oldest firms | what the charges w.re, and for thut reason ek Markets, with actu 1 busine for ha Packlog « ) 'y STATE BAPTIST YOUNG PZOPLE'S UNION, hood. the _ 7,000,00 oung men v g ) In this hue says: ‘Never in my twenty [ was not prepared to defend himself. He NEW YORK sixty-day bills and £1.55 for demand. AL Hnmmond Co 5, | in this country 75 percent donot attena he ! Monday Evening—Davotional, 1 church, 95 per ce 1ot bolong Yours' expericr.co in this 1ine bave T knowi | would not make any statemont in the case | Phisi ex L2000 s Ci10AGO, learings, 8 o Gy Packi Britten. “Nood of Elacation in Bupeist | fRUrhy 95 per cent do uot, bolong to shuroby ¥o much ouilding among farmes The | until tho cnarges wero made and ha kaow | ks suios s20)bbis, Low extras, £ fonthioind for thocorresp 3.1 Squires, Boston *, D. Anderson. **What Shall | oL VSF 0 reorated eriminuls are young. prairies must be fairly dotied over with ucw | what be haa to mect. MInnesobitiogrs & ety SRRt ORI e S ie | Dot Lo Kov. 1. L. Wilkins, D.D., cen- £ 3 dwellings and barnps, judeing from the a Judgo Irvine w 3 p & of the opimon that | j ) men; 85 por cent (uoarly) of all erimes ara d'seonnt d o rling, dull; sixty day biils, $1.88; | Ul eral secretary Baptist Younz Peoplo’s | oommitted by youne men; 85 per cent of the mand for material. | City trade, 100, has | charzes shoula be fiied, that the two juro Cony MeAL—Quiet, steady; yellow western, | demand, $1.50, sl Union associution, S ToHror aloonsacalbasd st R Rnne braced up wonderfully wiikin the tast thirty | could by prepared to defend their positions, | 3. 13 10, ACERE . b e Lee Rothwehild L0 | Tuesday Morning—Dovotional, Rev. d. [ | PRbrons Bt B 8 O aus® of this dnys. Wo nro belind with our ordors every | | Mr. ansom was of tho opinivn that if the | AVIFATRecoipts, w7 bu: exparts, LIVE STOCK MARKETS, Spec., Shippes. and Fevirs R. Folsom. Reposts of oficers, olection and | R8s Jf H RIS FanS (R EaG SERan o e Saturday night and what 18 suill more to the | investigation was continued it would got be- [ %9 DU s siles aa0 0 bu, of futures, 1350 : Meisss : Total .. ” other business, “Bible Siudy,? Rufus C. | i Guarantine. agaiust immoral hitera point we have scarcely o customer oa our | yond the jurisdiction of the courtand thav | N, % Vaa iaritye - stovs ErimeCattlel (Bill) ARcorasc kst Weokin | = " {30, o Hieher Iducation ©of Baptist | {tt s is'a dudly poison. Lt your books who does not discount hits bilis, the whole affair would be n farce, t; ix e foo. bz No. B red. 193 un- Baqoril-cliogs rondy Chicaso tave stocs surket. Young 'People,)’ Mes. R. M. Rodorick. | DVG (LR 08 Spdy BOOR, Sobor the “Hardware trode has been lurgo tho past The judge assureda Mr. Ran: that there red, GueTie: No. 1 northern, 81 OnanA, Oc Receipts the past weel, the | 0005070 (Speeial Tolez: to | 1 Wantea—Convictior,” ( W P b tholsonsation il Enovel B a LS h v he! vy e voul N ror 4 B cthie - ) o e ThiC, veek rovious and the corresponding week | o CHICAGO. | L Speeial QT HMIAL Joicas from losal tio home the sonsallonal novel. ut in “'reqci week in both shelf and heavy goods. would be no danger of that, and il the afi- | No. 2 northern, 7o2; No. 2 Miswaukeo, i, | week provious und b AR TuE BEE |-The receipts of cattie amountea | Voicds from losilsiovios. of vour children good papers, magaziues “Boots aud_shiocs, dry goads, notions and | gavits woro siled o would Talke up the ciso e ivat | e S LS SOt T e tobout 10 e, bitt 200 of it num er MISSIONARY CENTENNIAL, and books. 1t is us easy Lo cultivate a good clothing faivly satisiactory; would ve better * first thing next Monday morning. 'l PC N0 D oo £ 5 s falan Al went to local dressed by shippersand there- L\ av v el 4 DAV 5t rea S N o ar 0 S Reneints Lo pnabaoky to ! ¢ 5 J - | Puesday Afiernoon—Devotional ises, | as a depraved taste for reading, Wo must with coldor weather. Mr. Ransom answered that he was ready | biomod Staad T R : i fore weze not on the morket. e few b closed steady Jirtge under Thars Receipts week previous. “ihe | L tobacco jobber:s compiain of aull | to dictate the afMidavit and have tho investi- times. This is attributed to ik to 1 hond offered wero talken at full prives. | led by Rev. W. 15 Wilder. Report of com ncinded Not 2 dret head offered wero taken at full prives. t ed at once, ing 7 become more familiar with the Iaws of our i, Dbcember, 070 Suwe woek lust ye i t Junuury. 803,068 %e, closiy 07 4 high pru y | getion proc: the tone of the market beinz firm. Quotations | wittee on foreign missions, Rev. 5. N. Har ; state and usoour influence to have better L : e ; ’ Darinz the past weel: there has been 1t Tun from $100 1o £1.95 for seallawaz cows 10 | ris. ‘Three-muiute specches from the associ- | laws for tho protection of women. The age of Sumatra and other imported stock. Local | Juror Redey urged that ho was not pre- | M S S ) closing Badic, change worthy of note In the general eattle | from #5361 to #5.0) for extra Western | ation secretavies of the Missionary union. | of consent must bo raised to 18 years. There manufucturers have not vet got accustomed | pared to proceod until ho had consutted an | KYE- Dl lowérs western, trade. There has been a falting off comparet | ran o cattie were quote 10 #1530 | Renon ' = 3 3 o pr ! eI ON et incetannns s ol an’ e cin | : Report of tho staco sccretary of the Woo | should be no age of consent, but if we must to tho ndyance and buy ouly for absolute | attoruey. Tue charges against himseif and Juiers . Wi last. week - of over 7000 cattle, | nnd Texans at from LA desox BLAEYAL o lliibaipoiagais oty L ’ it o1 ol 0080 LIoUB O Lo R toRvIth O TS Bacrey MALr—Dull; wostern but tho offerings eontinue to iuetude mor Ho: products w onrly, but soun | Man’s Foroign Misslonury Sociely of tho | I tholnw lotiy bont doastiI8isaurdfiand consumption. : all wore 100 serious to go into without somo | Couy—Kevelpre, 3 hu s exports, 91,000 | . e A atel s e £y brd : | West, Mrs, BT, Allei minito | let us trv and have the laws we have better SWholesale millinery is 1n better den preparation, Ho was suro of onc thinz, how- | La.; sales, 50,001 bu. of future A oL O e et e o oo wute! || Spacchieatrrominssoaintinitise of the | enforeed. ) The slightiy cooler weather Las stimulated ; ever, and that was that the statoment mado s id easters Noo 2460 dn | pipy Leef steers hayo been received to 2ive a | higher and the maniy iin got in | womun's society Address, It 0. 0. T'hie expenses of the home are$200 a month, i trade in this line, before Judge Ferguson was for the sole pur- i nflont. Options wore dull | fa jdea of tne bi emand there is for this | thoir work he guin esover the | Pleteher, $D.1). Open conference, or £2,400 a year, und our receipts, as our “The oystoer fight is still on and deulers are | pose of scaring the jury into returning a ver- wlac lowor und wouk: Novembor 497G 40xc, | luss of stock. SHve shown an upws i for porit antlabe for. Ty SRl B vt totial ises led by I friends will $1,377.00 i § quito wiliug to uit cutting prices, but nono | dict for Hog > s ALy IRt sl b Elssoat i | iendenar il Week onl 8800 (0 Shaion ieers| Inrd, wiillo kibavere uashied n U for( Unomas Allen. A It 0. 0 Wo have five babies, one of thom a little villing. ko the lnitiatory steps looking to ter in the filed bis At S CHEIRT S0 LY ades, and the same has been true of buteh- | ber dwud from Lue to 20¢ for other moaths L D daross. Loy o t SR O 4 I ALE101 HQIRR I sor Y Btous ook B O b i Re ODICHIof the clexit OFlLhD soukt ltecoluts, i) bu; esports none: | G stoek. | Cornfed stcors v sold us ikl | “Tiiers waro plenty of boats offorod. hnt the | Cleteher, D.D. Addross, Itv. O. I GIf- | mulatio boy 8 waeks ol that the mothors compromiso. ity cut 3 haries i.t90.9: 900 eleriof ity L0vs Du of futures, 000 bue $pot. | %555, and cows as high as 3.5, These (i demand was lght, Rates held steady at ord, would say, could they but see him, is o0 nn'ul.:‘lux.luvm(I\-‘ly\rnu‘v and the drug “:::‘,‘hl “’f‘fx‘(‘ “‘\;‘lln‘»fx:“uw‘t‘-"-'n‘“‘L':““N w |In spots dull, firmer. Options duil, 1o e low s meroly show how urgent the de for whent and e for oorn to Bullalo, SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTIC cunning for anything, Winter is here and men have hid a good wook, ; Kin, - Lhe amdasits, savhlon - seoron filol | wenli December tlt clos uy, | for st prime stoek, " Tho zene Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat Wednesday Morning—Devotional we are without coal aud food and those I'be harness firms report trade very satis- | Simply recite the statements proviously pub i, closinz at sy cuttle, however, bothi steers an cars: Corn, B8 curs; 0ats, 10 Cars; hogs #,00 : ; \ * mixea wosters v bR ) BERISOR B t 048 cises led by G. W. D. R olds. things that money will supply, but wnere is factory and collections exceptiona'ly good, | lishea. i 1} been very ordiniry as to qualit prices N 3 e 4 The local factory in this lino 18 crowded ——————— A little, 1Cany, different from [astweek. Ia s of hogs made uround the openinz of [ Sunday School as an Blucator” Iav. J. | the monoy 2 with work and is adding to its working VIiEIWS OF THE INTERVIEWED. o ”,M dulel ana casys sl 1, there his. really been very Littis change eSS WOTE it str pr ces, but allevic Whiting. *T'he S v i\x"xurl_rxllh aowi- lIw‘umu {.u\\, T @ who never gave he(o.l;a ) ing : o choied, s, : i the market during e pust month of fitmuess soon vanished and the clos nz | national € 1,7 S, 1. Davies. *Tho Sun- | and thoso who alway Vo pow give the Orea. ) y oprs—Duli WOk cifie const, o . ¢ storizes the v o 1 fre o . D N 0, s IO for men roport salos not quito as wood | . W+ S: Wright, of Rector-Wilhelmy Co, Lansshultigudivenkiaciie toagt o monotons (At ehwuetorizes tho | Siules were ntn teduction of trom ae 1t & Guos | fay Seuool aud the Home,” 1. 11, Rodgers, | more, wiquor m port sales not uito as wood il L e s BN ia=faw, dull i i fair 0z | 1 buteners s in | Tutions were fivn, $1.05 1o %00 tor 1zht ‘und | 1% oet of committee on publication s A full list of all those who have In any as ono year ago, tul collections cuough bet- is strange how things will turn out some- centrifuguls, - tost, Wiziiges votined, | g ima feoder tride sof faie | fron, #.00 to %70 for heav. e ilam ! Rev. C. C. Bitting, D.D way contributed the past year to our home N o g Umes. A stort timo ago o Chicago gentle- | SWady =0 e New Or. | leshed fooders huve nov boen oxcassive and | weishis, There was not much trading atber- | Address, R MR 1o will be given la IS AW, (OL e “Crockers nud guoenswaro jobbers havo | inan zatled on e with @ loiter of introduc- | lenne, steady wnil duiet; conmon to fancy, 35 | Jich 1 exeo lent zeneral damand prives have | tor than ETOTH QONVENTION. & i S porintonden only one complaint and that 1s the short de- | on fro QT AR SR e Qo AREY IR SOl ARYnERa | shaetwoll majntiinon, ikehmaziiephis 8t 1) e bohnepmerket vasqulet and nominally Vednesday Aftercoon—Service of praye Bupgriatopdant ono | that > do- end residing in that efty. | @he e e e slutted with vomnon 1R stoek cattle and | steady. from £5:5) 0 £.2 for comnmon 10 ¢hoic DERARY. ATIOEROQU =k [2pEDS miu for frult Jars ws comparod with a year | [0 0L © U OIS L oraa | o iGe ety and ru domestie faie o | S i thise e Seifing b priecyas | RIS donn R # R | and b, o Iuctod by v, Jamcs. Step: SEiies i ago, when the fruit crop was moro satisfac: | 5 e o sy d _ T 41260003 AG1RM S@IMG Tow as ever prevailed this market. Siles Receipts: Catule, 4,003 hogs, 15,000; sheep. | pard. Anuuul seemon as appoiuted by the ASSOCIATED CHARITIES, tory. dum boo caring our firm name Gs—hirm Eur demands western prime. | o the country hiave beon ez and in keneral {10,060 couvention, Rev. W. G. Evans, Address of - “lotall trado. shows some improvoment, | and which - wo l“MI to hl'c\f‘n[ to | Ho: rocolpte Sk pkas a fulr voluie of business hasbeon transaotad, | “iihe Eventnz Journal reports: welcowe, 1oy, Irani W. Poster. Hespouse | Rev, Clark Tolls How the Work Has Pros. still far v e o | o ionds, caug s oye. “By s {acmands tirms od, No Th wopk 010503 With eathor a [ht rin o SATLE - Rocol 70 heids shipn AT >resident Allon, 4 tino STy e e LIS from ] whek Tk ought, oS R A e S Olaans seleoted sud Togugsolovied, 100~ |ionsile. Tho supp'y. wue T B e e ol aih e an | e laxeltomen T OMABUE AL0D, RO bNOIY Asig o baslne e hass B s thou f g \ R L 5., S@TC o 108 B f d o s RERN b 2 empotu SRR ! sick man appealed to us for help, ports ol activity in good favm funds come minds mo that I picised up a'similar ono this | Foits —ilizhur: quiet; old mess, 3 22212 01; s T e o E a5 Fovnn b dnias; | mram committce by chuirman, Rev. B N, P 16 £0F 'hol By CI RO vom tho older sections of tho stato, Town | summer on Cushing's islund, Casco bav, on | new 1 S50 303 extra prinie, pes 7,000 11z { 5 i ST 8215 @ | lightor than” n year azo. While investigation we found tnat immediste care ; and cily property everywhero 1s guiet, th Harris. Troasurer’s roport, W coust of Maine, and when I reach homo I ranzers, 0 d 15 steady; pick od bellies, st | wope [imited, they Included som HoGS—Hueolpis, 14000 hend; shipments, | ton. Koport of board of mauagers, 1 in some hospital was required, and arrange- “Bauks gonerally agreo that thotondency will sond it to you.” ‘I'ic book has been ro- uldurs, Asliah Aon a4 osy e, There wis the usual £oo 7.000; murket opened stroaz und closed wealk: | J. K correspondiug secreiry ! monts were maio to place him in one of the now to shffen rates and a better demand for | ceived and ono'of its pages bears tho nawe - ] < Ban daed fimer | g wnd with some competition from ship- | rough und common, £.00@530; mixed und | winute addressos vy missionarie money, with prospects for n heavier cuil | of Fanny Clarke, Omaha, Neb., written in o | JUleli Western aic wu, 30.10: siles, 20 tierees at | pors the market ruled g city beds of the Methodist hospital. A man appealed for aid from the medical dispen- sules, none; bid: J ctive and stronzer on | puckers. £.403.005 prime heavy tnd butehiers 2ood to choiee grides, A couplo of bunches | wolshs, & (005, L 8 5015.61, ro- | of 1462 and I ). cornfed beeves sold for | Sgekp—liec 1000 head: ¢ upon their surplus soon after election, fine, ludy's hand, AR ok : i “South Omaba bad a foast and a famine | Sereeant Graves—Tho roust which Detee- | fined stronz, .25 und 0.5, Ordiniry grassers ind half fat | 1,000 arket siow and unsettied; J. E. Ingbam. “Enrlier diys of the Ne. | sary connected with the association. luves- time of it Purt of the weok there has been | HYC Haze got in the World Herald 1s, in my | Buriew—¥iem: good demand: — western | Wegtorns sold at from 500 t0 8.0k Fair to | tives, 50 Toxans. BLT5; Westerns, braska Baptiot State Converition,” 1, H. K. | tigation was made and it was found that he 8 £00d supply of Stock and the remninder | OPINon, entirely uncalled for and unjist, No | dairy, 130 | western crenmery, 19G2c; . BRI % O sors.‘wald. ko tull AtPon Drices from | G o5 Jameson, D.D, “its Present Stauaing and | was sbundantly ablo to emplo, 3 of Cthe Mimo tho. demand neatP4oF | ono can acouse Huze of being a caroloss or | West E000 10 8000 16 wis @ fulrly sutis 4 AL VD g RIOV B KA uing—(Quartar Centennial Jubilec) aver and song service, conducted by Rey. wry, ¥ i part skios, ; tory mur- : - - Work,” 0. A. Williams, DD, * Gilo p e P : coeded the supply. Tho week shows | Begligent oficer. He has heen on tno foree | [tV i Pyfee e ket throughout and a very good and reisona- St Louis Lave stock mark slous Promiseof 18 Futura,” W, B, Hels ular physician bims 1f. Tho aid wat by & falling off in receipts and a stiffe ot | foraloug time now and there is no record of N L merican, |y ly clearance affected, LoUIS, Mo, Oct. 22, —CATTLE—Receipts, ) refused. No porson is assisted at our dispen- \ p uing of 1 B 15.50, On cows and mixed stock the market wus 71005 { ligs, D.1 A prices on cattle of the more dosirable grades, | M1 ever baviug losta prisoner before. Ho | © Goppki—Steady: inke. $1L63311.8), oo i A ne btk ar the Taik e suag | three asye 10,1003 shipments, 8003 murkel | “ifhuraday Moralng—Davotional soryicos, | sary who s notactually in need, A womag Hogs have about beld their own s to num. | bas capturod Bundrods” of tham, too. Any | LEADZDuIL: domostic 83t SINIT S0111nz ab frowm $1 225, with eXtro oA T R P e e300 | 1ed by Rov. 1t M. Roderick, 1’01, Ieport | who bad recently beon abandoned by a ver received and prices coutinuo good [ Officer iu the world is lable tolose n mun Tin—Rusys stralshte, 92.700 0,15 sales at from 8100 to xen stoers, #2400 1103 of enroliment committee and election of ofll- | grunken busband applied for assistance, with eastorn buyers active and local packers | S0 time, no matier how careful he muy be, i Stazs wore fall strong nt t0 8250, | i aa=Ti000ipte, b oo wiip- | Gers, ltoport of obituary commitiee, Koy, | o : buying frecly. On Thursday the run . of | 8ud he fetls bad enough about it without M Common. yeurlinzs 46 choice veuls 80:d ub | pewte 70005 1 rkot lower: o | e e e of oo " odiieg | She bas two small. cuildren and 15 unablo to hogs was the heaviest for six weeis, but not | MWVInZ @ newspaper writer wbo has only Lot N b = Eialis e e ] (eadorams vacking, B 10G10: Hght, B3G50 cot Rev. M, H. Perry. Itopory of [ do much work. We appealed tosome nt ¥ heavy cnough to break tho market'svon for | beArd oue side of the story jumping on bim. N e Towest e RS AN ANG (epRermman ) BiARnmHiacalnis. (01 Wlpnisnts 2000 nom ) o rovision of the copstitution, | her fricods, who bave furuished her a yi Shat” doy. Sheop. Ar0 nob coming. 1n fast —— 5 y 1Y 0! k. | market steady: nediiim to zood r yeurs: November, 67e | but there was no partl ilir chi » 0 | v enough 10 mako muck of & show in the mar THE REALTY MARKET, RN i N P 24405 choice to fancy muttons, #1065 Rev. Pred 15, Britten. Report of committeo | store anda have assumed the payment ket Con Bt Sy IO, o Falryto ¥ood ‘HS’ IRIERIn £ B IbE LR0THDs - v 3 pobilestion soclety, ey, 17 K, lludw:;» of the rent of Lwo small room+ for her. ‘I'ne d PRI e N —Kisy, losing W@ te below” Wodnes- | warcs sold re atfrom 8275 to ®L10, while ey Y Dok Murket, Bort, of ¢ 00" on systomatic bonel: | county A o A T [N;IRUMENTS plucad on rocord 0ot 23, | davi ensh ind Ocolior IWer at Lio; Novoun- | Meht and conmon st iy arlinzs wero I(A\"A').' HA-CIEE Lixe Mask Marker, Report of committee on systematic ben county will furnish sore nssistauce and she e . 1 b § May 4 s slow sellors at from 81,30 to & v, Moo Oct 2 g ponce, lRev. L. A, Mitehell.” Report of com- ve suffe LRI, cence, Rev. L. A, Miteh teport of com- | will not bo ellowed to suffer the comlog CcAco, 1L, Ot 22-C The market | mittee 0o voard of ma WARRANTY D e 3, Ovrs—Closed Lo under W, cnts, 210 Vlininavataash || oA RS colpis, 4300 ahip agers’ report. Re- | winter. Of late sho bhas gone through many to Cockrdll Tiros. Con Compaiy: | § I Shirk, trustee, toJohn Sehumache 250: November, “730: May, &5 SKED BEEF yun stendy wnd firo: shippine stoors, 32640 | port of committco ou_ resolutions. Appoint- | @ aay with oniy bread and water for horelt y As was expeeted thie aecumu receipts ot lot 2, block 2 Burton's subd v, lots RyE—Nominiui atadize NoAv Br 1Y N AV iPs A Texas and Lodlon stecrs, LT stocks | nent of standiug comittees and unfinished | andchildren ‘aud not eoough of bread to kraln pressed heavily upos western matkets | and 1, block 1L South Omahi V Basy=steady: lows, 7. N T b ers O sios | A e R hinments, 1015 gooy | Dusinoss. 3 satiafy hunger gpa.snippors wore fuelined to hold off ual | and u =" foot of @ 83 feot, lovd. Uk G MAV=Dulli thiothy, 8.0GL10; prairieas) | 31120 o 0) 2071442 525 "Stondy: others w “lower; ail Afternoon—Pruyer, praise and thanks- 'A business man, who realized the trouble onduy. The numorad fatlire of n London | oo o @, sioady o 110 0 18 dsatiar e eiving, Rov, L dotinson. | Misslonarg sor- | ho was bringlug to bis wife and children, JOUE HOE b A By s . JaR0 0 B shusakin. S e L Dts, 4005 yinents, 50: the | won,as appointed by conventiou, Kev. G. W. | wanted to take the curo for drunkenness PEipuRApesanacaeh Kavs Giskusting Y AR A LR N Sunale Lo R Ste T (0 1.. 070 sy wutions, $15@i T | tad. foport of Womea's Homt Mission so- | and wo have sucosedad in_ obonlag tho way atand S0 in cora und e In 0ats was suf- 1ots 1 1o 24, Jewett's add vy 1 Provisions —Higher and fiem. Pork, #1" .. 762 ciety, Mrs, Mary A. Hiteheock by Are | for him to doso. A woman, who had been fered, Cosing prices showed but siight ral- | Henry Auinier etul to Western Tnvests Lurd, #.5 ; shoulders, § long und rivs, [ 11000 ARSI A Not All the Sisters in the Churches Meinbe deserted by a drunken husbana, appealed for Hos o covering by shorta” A late wstimate | wont company, 10v%, black 7, Amblor B9k shorts L0 Ligius. § Y00 b | mio'ro) 3 Pise Lt tho | OF the Women's Fowe Mission socioty (" | help. Sho tud three smail children, the Df B0 0 b 0 ! bu. increase in 08, A A i X LECEIPTS—Three Ouys )0 bbls.; The viug goods were receive o | W = pthods of ing - 3 - t tho ' visille xuppiy Of wheat caused e i rahan aad wire to icate 10 | wheat, #9400 bu. corn, 191007 b : osts, 122,000 | ¥ a0 followlng Roods were reoalved ab the | wiphe Best Mothods of Gainlng Missionary | youngest of whisb, only b months old, Balag feak senti z ‘Spoculiu 5 y e o, 50.00) Omaba customs offico during the nast week: | Iuteilizonce, so that More will Become Intor- | Very sick,aied tho next day. Assistance was weak ithent among speculutors, Provis- oker, Lot 1 biock L, Burnham Place. . 55 | D eye, 20,000 bus; barioy, $,00) bu, 1 /, " n . K fons had 1o new feitures The daily routine | G 11 Bozgs and wife to E J Milier, lot 4, SIPMENTS 003" bbls.: wheat, 48,000 | 4 One earload erockesy for M. Bliss; thiet, ested in the Work. Iteport of committes | rendered by the count A family asked as- ot bu npulnton by Weight und Cuduby block B, Omaha View. ... ... 18D 1.7 eor, 2h000 bu.; 0ats, 14,000 bu.; rye, 14,00) | ¥ cases of sardines for MeCord-Brady o, | 0i home missions, Rev. H. W. ‘l'ate. +The | sistanco, who, upon investigation, were found Jrus followed out, Thisls gottlng to be a ver- | Sume to’aame. ot 2. Bloek ', 61 barley, 200 bu. i ton casos of boot sugar machines | Hand of Godin America’s History,” H. C. | t> vo professionul beggars. A large num- | y o che wnd has n decldodly state flue 0288’ R AR e 3 s % | Woods, D.D. ber of persons secured employment during SOPAS & NONa1ie L o8 Daik 1o tho hfarimo s | HONEE e i thia Eawe A veai ity Markets, 10 for Oxnard Beet Sugar company A e | B o DT Y Dartios faterested ontaide | Buitding assoctation. 106 blo0k 1 KaNsAs iy, Oct. 22 —Wangar—Dull | 3 of Norfoiki 180,000 pouads of tin for the | Evealug—Dovouionel servioss Neport of | the wealk through the aid obour employueah of the bulleiiguo lots 4 and 16, block 17, Poppleton park. 5,500 | and easy: No. 2 hard, 58@5 e 2 Cudaby Packing company; one car load of | ¢ommiltee on education, Itev. . L. Hous office. We are also very glad to report that OHICAGO. 11, Ot G. Logan & Co to | Lowe Avenue Bullding association to Conx=Duli but firuier: No. 2 mixed. 443 H tea for Paxton & Gallagher: ten cases of | \.The Nature and Impartance of Education,” | a great many glfts of olothing, furniture, Dunean, Hollinzer& Co: Whout hus' been ace | Mrs I'E Ames, lov . blook 17, same. . 1,500 | OATS Stadyi No.? mixed. 50 1 wine and one cask for Julius Treitschic; one | 1ev: i B, Hulvert, D.D. - Address, A. M. | poitles ana other articles bhave boon made to Sovenier aponed Sio oloanz of Wednesday. | 3y fondee and husband to Louls Crom- ric. 46 1S 2 A - o . oad of = vegets ut us b l i eronent Tt old off 10 Ty@iteX bl fots 6 o 1, Buckeys Plac .. 6 | g BUTTEL=ACHIVO und scarce; creamery, 2:@ | ! Harry May's Sentence, Immanael Bapuist church. Our member- & B ouorliccember. Our viows, oxnroasod L ooy | Margures Matin:ly toJ B Sutton,w i | 20gi daley fas e, o ) 2 s Hars afaT T - oo ] e o S tendered | 811P 1% nas fncroased considerably, quite i | detter of the 10ih o lnat. ke ub feot und o2 foot lot 8 block !, Omaba 2 | JEORT UL e i $. 410 188 1..120 45 AFEY JAaY, W8 JOUNE WAL WRO Fobhe ov. Frank Craue and wife were tendered | par having seut lu their names, wud we Lm e F and i ointy e une | G PO mbars and wito to I J Everiti, Reckiers—Wheat, W) bu; corn, 15,000 | 4 7 18) 5.0 b5 460 | his employers, Hayden Bros., of a quantity | avery pleasantreception lastThursday night e & \ i swise, o do mot look f £ | ot 4, BurrOa 1 | bui oats, noue 0T (8 O 18 ¥ 0 1 y ¥y nlg hope many others will do hlcawise, We are y b X8, 00, nob Jook tor “much Cat | any | pSOALGRD W ite to" Peter Olicn,’ gh NieseNTs - \Wheat, 11,000 bu.; corn, 900 | 1 5% §0) .40 of goods ana was convicted of erana larceny, | at the IMirst Methodist chureh by the mem- | not able Lo orgauiz the various departments 1 o for throe duys wore 16800 Wi 1700 e | 1% bidek 6 Baker Place % 150 | busi oats, none was sentenced by Judge Davis yesterciy. | bers aud friends of ¢ e congregation. Tho | of oue work until we bave a still larger com- T yolnvd (rl.-i.. theseaboard, Thisls too mueh | DEEDS, Milwauk ralu alurket, GomRs 14 1 His attorney, Silas Cobp, moved for a new | Parlors u‘l l:h“ fhumv" were handsomely dec- |;Iu‘mulllnlmnmburm Below w\::lmvrlne ad- 4 o wheat with so ll:bt a demand. Anothercause | G A Bennett. sherif, to Andrew Riley et MiLwAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 2 1. 06) 160 1 trial, ‘Chis was overruled, after which the | OFated with palms and blooming plants and a | ditional names to ke mamoership of our as- : for the deciine was the cable advices nf finun- | -l 1005, iseall’s habdivs s T feot of 6 Decornber, 6¢; No. 2 gprinz, 1000 160 1 i - J 3 general air 0f sociabilily seemed to parvade | scciation siuce our last report, elal difieuitics of a prontinent Frenck Hiadoha Larpidivi g wl Mo 17 yoUng mau was given @ term of four vears. A L ) | & prouine ch grain N foot 5 E Rogers' Okahomn 1| Conn-—Lower; No. i i 16 171% 1% s s T . years. | the roums. Tue reception was largely at- A. W, Craik, General Secretary, firm. - Estimates on the visible supply | Sume to K H Heary, n 2: foot of 8 44 foet OATs—Sioady; No. b 163 215 160 A stay of Judgment for Ibirty Quys was | \o)4ed thera being notless than 300 people for Monday pub it ut AN000 1 he Wkk. | | 0f b '4 feet 10t 1 biock 121 Oyuha 1 | white #.4w1s 1000 16 10090 180 Rrantad, thal tho case might by ‘taken to the | piogeyt g oy Tho ladies of o™ ness lu wieat catonded corm Alay opensd | 11 1 Foster. speslil muster, 1o Flack, BAKLEY 01 g0, STAGE. SUProme court. Joseziy anrie ‘b‘;‘l{v;‘d“‘;l";fi;mmfi‘b“ o H Increase lu the Bunk Reserve. Bt 45:40, 80ld off wud closed wt 43@ibe. The | 1ot 22, b ock 4, Pott Jobb's ~Loweri d6ise. 2. 1445 0 9 - i B h v ¢ o 2, —T" aush domiand for Shignt 1s SN ens | BATRoak L Fauard tabue adl @ Bilonen i - L0 AR 10 AR - - every respect the reception was s decided | NEW Yomk, Oct. 22.—The weokly bank are acoutiulatiy t 18 golng lo the | J U Culaer, special inaster, to B'A Bous Hides und Peits, OXEN. raise l‘ru.u: the Thunderer. success. ey, Mr. Crane bhas taken a house | statement shows the reserve has increased fibtndutiise liate wore alsc wakk withwvery | © sou Tou s hioek 8 rizsh Placo Following are the prices pald by Omaha | 2 LONDON, Oct. 22.—The Times cxtends | ay 1410 Capitol avenue, where be and bis fam ,875, and specie bas decreased $1,188,000, od from Kitac 1o Ae aulote 2as hidha aid paite dul MEARS 00KE prai Juited ) 2,332,425 Jrukteada May Sustugied fr TR A . dealory for bides aud polte auoled sublece o | o $ToCKERS AND FEEOERS haartiest praise to the United States on tho [ ily will be found at home. io banks now hold 2,332,425 lu excess of 13 @, W 2n 2..1065 28) World's fuir, ‘I'here 1s & rumor afloat to the effect that | legal requiremculs,