Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 24, 1892, Page 2

e THE OMAUA DAILY INDEBTEONESS L‘l’::i".f.cln";.“'?l‘\'.‘.’:d“..".“m st | L6 WORLD OF INDUSTRY BETL - York can now crati ONDAY, O MORTCAGE their desires, | remistered hero today: At tho Sherman PAVING BOND: by soction &5 of the Chs ot Metropolits ' qhat s if they widifto expend nine big | House J. 1. Brison and wife, Cantain Kenth, | proolamation and notres of submission €6 tho tios, ho (n S088100 18 ml of Equalis having a standard by which to gauge tho dollars for five fim-nm A public | Honry Voss, wifo and son, of Owmaha: W. O olectors and lezal voters of the city of | & '“‘-"l"“' 089 than five days, commencing facts vrought out Ly these statistios. test of the long neo tolephone was | Wiltmao and wife of Lincomn. At the Tra Omnhia_of tho “question of Issulng the | qe'ur(#F, Detaber Sith, 1805 for the purposs AL the end of the yeur 1580 the amount of mitde the. 18th riht. and found to work mont~Bovles Aplin, IPranic A. Aplin, Jonn | b .|I~I;vrlnm‘ gity ot Omana tn the sum of | 5 HILGIGE S TSRO0 b Rrororty 7 existing mort s debt e Novraska s " * : : fy ¢ ) oAt K | 1 Pratt % Suimer=D, 8. Tavior of one hundred thonsand doilaes 310,000 to | WA the city of Omaln assessed for “eon Nebraska Land Ownors Now Owe One- | (LAY Mortenss datt on ucees 1 X oiuoy of | Recent Developments in Varions Fields of | gatistactorily, - fodicors of the company | fiane' A Wbt i S NISTET | DA RV vodt'of paving. repuvine op mac. | SRl GEAHON for ity tasos for the wonr 14 Third Less Money Than in 1885, avout #55 per capita, and to secure that debt Activity, ve givon it @¥ory kind of o test for | M. Benn, of Omata. At the Letand—I% B, | S0.ml%ng the intorsectionsat strootennd | oy Glars of sald ity In the Gty T by i tuere was pledged thirteen acres por capita, s past, Opopatbrs in Now York and | Lewis of Omaha. At the Vietoria—Guy L. pay the cost of paving in front of real estate | | V\I nnvlu ahn, sommencin e w0 o'clock & m, and these thirteen acres were val- ed at about | Chicago talked (9 8dch other ensily, as | Brittinger of Omaba. At the Great North- [ notsubject (o nssessment of specinl tavos | “f0atlnnine wntil goclock p. m. o DEBT DECREASES WHILE VALUES INCREASE ?lwk On wmnl:m'n\ if she rl;\‘|'r|un|~ of m‘v- OTHER HIGH SPEED LOCOMOTIVE | though only o mild Separated them. | ern-W. G m“nlm Omat ‘,\x ;Iw:iru‘l.ll " "’h!“'}_‘_”’-’ l"‘”"‘l' fornl ot tt ty of | tobean | appe e hetore sud bord of ‘.‘..1 ) braska were all fatiers. aud the acres mor It is simply the Bell instrument ad. | ohn M. Thurston and wife, 1. B TITRNRY UTS A ATHATORAY, VY PEthe elty OF | pition At the time and piaco named 1o mike — | gaed represented all the farm lands In N justed for long distace work,” said Mr. | ‘Vhite, G. Bates, of Omaba. 1licorga P\ Temls. mayor of the city of | 8% complaintor onjoction yau mav live to braska. aud if every farmor's family coi y i — O ha, do Issie th ¥ proclam it nd Al assossent or any part thercof us by Indisputable Showing of Gradoat A MU= | gisted of five persons, and the property and | Successfal Teat of Teiephones Between € Hovey, superintendunt of the Chlcago | Slok dave ¥ o~ ¢ Y DY the BUTHORILY vested tn mo s steh mayoe | Statute nroviaed. Cc ts o weitin v k! Inti~u of Wenlth, White Individuni Debt debts wero divided equally between each 10 nnd New York—storage Bateeries office. "lh(:-m h:‘m- change in the con- ] Sick headache yiclds 1o Bercoam's Piils, A0 hereby ¢ pubile not e to the electors | ;’,'.',",;,,' 4 :j; 3.;\1;-:‘\‘”' kivany tiae durs i 2l . ik family, then every famiis would owe a mort- 1 . ot = . NTote struction of impbrtance. — Success in ———— s of tho city of Omah«thit a YA AL L N Has Been Materially Reduc gage debt of, say 425, and it would own a A bl o long distance teldphipning is n matter of LOCAL BREVITT on Wil be heid in said elty ¢ e N G ty Clork, lomarkable Exhibit, fr < - 5 & trieal ana et Phibning is kil Taesduy, the olghth duy ot Novonmor, 1 - 3 5 arm of sixty-five acres, valued at, say § wires chiofly. Wl havo a metallic cir- for the purpose of submitiing Lo sald oletors SEWER BONDS, | with which to pay the debt. Fivery family cuit composed of gépper wires made ox- | A spoolal mooting of tho Board of Health | \ia‘iogh vorars tho question and proposition | prociamat t would own property worth £25 more than apkrlidi, Pl b will be held at the commissionar of health's | foiow to-wit Prociamation ana notlee of submiseion to the Politioal azitators have, for throe vears or | the mortgaze Tho claim that this s an age of specd | Proe} for bt e wicos are ““*“1“; 0| Fooms in the city hall at o'clock tod “Snull bonds of the eity of Omala in tie ioctars and iowal votets of the cite of £ ! & the crodit of Nebraska | It makes no oifferenceto anybody what the | , i Lol U e i vt ks Wire in a shod in the raarof a Chiness LUt ong nuudrad tho.swnd loilars (#100.00 tho eity of Omads n {haamonntof one hug. more sought to injure the oradit of NeOrasl? | ayeraye dovtor the average assessment or | IS NOWHEre more striking.y shown Lban | tate, and the joints arc welded in & Way | jaundry a6 tho soathwost corner of Mhir. | Leissued (o the purpose of bayine the costot | L0 Y GETH R, 1S moun e onn E by gross misropresentation of the mor! “"" the averago voluation per caita is. Tne rich | in railroasing. The groatest possible | that isas perfect as any known, Tho | teenthand Chicago streots catlod out the firs | coetions of stremis nnd s il N8R HON (hd maintenance of Sowers 11 dont of hor land owners. Tho theme s af: | man is not any riehe If flzures. stiow an av- | puod consistont with safely is the motto | Metallic elrcuit is 8o arranged that the | dopartment au§oolock yostorday morning, | in sn deity. or Niving the cost of prvie 1y | gl Sy of Ot ® B 08 BT s forded the populist atump orator and editof | erage docrease In debt, nor 1s the noot mam | = o " rogressive compsnys Less | I0Uuctive influences are uoutralized. | Loss about $10. Tront of rFeal ¢state not subjec 10 assossmont | 1g,|1helectors and logal voters of the city of an effective meaus of catching the farmer | ANY poorerJf figures show an ivcrease in | ¥ T PANY: 4955 | ihhe company bases its tarifT on mileage, —— of special taxes for naving purposes 1. Goorga I, Mewmis, muyot of the city of debt. The vital peint is one wnich affects | than two months ago the New York : X Y i y Ty g > nids £ Tun not more than twonty Oninhi, ) s vote and has ben carried to such 10UgWN A% | gy 0h oy of a family individuatly and por- | (o AR 1 | eharging 1 cent a mile for five minutes Indigestion! Miscrable! Tako Bocham's | and to boar interest ible semi-in [k R LR G AL LU AR to demand the attontion of the republican | gonaliv. It ono owns @ fairly good quarter | UUhtral turned out a locomotive llyer, | galk, Now York 15900 miles from Chi- | PHils i aba rato ',',”"I,,‘,‘;Jl;"‘,‘j ST cont per it | do Loreby ive public notice £ the citetors press. section of laud and nus # morigage ou it for | builton improved plans calcuuted 10 | cago by our route. Losoaretvs: TonAR« “Paving bonds. wnd notto tesold for fess than | 80 10 :al votorsof the city ot O N Tk Bre has for the past two vears ra- | half its value, or say $1,000, wili it make bis | ynnihilate space. The Union Pacifie | 3 S e o eailrond | DR U Bratecas ot which sialt ' e for ho | Foneralefection wiit o hetd i on dly shown from the rocords of every | dedbtany larger if his neighvor who ownsan- | (o 0 B PEIS s yeipatis § wo of the most remarkable engineer- re are on neariy every ratlrond | othier purpose than paying the costof pavin, | esty the ¢l ith day of Novew of D o tia state that Nebraska i pros. | OUBEF quarter soction a little moro desiraulo | (Ollowed with u locomotive flyer bullk In | 447 works of the age are now in process | locomotives that are known as Jouahs,” | revaving or mueadimn ' m county in thoe s b 5| L ‘] ¢ to said oloctors and Pl VOLers the question and proposition foi= ing, to-w.t Shadl bonds of the ety of Omalin 1n the g tho intersections S J N ™ A M KHEh, bl ie of streots and spaces opposite niloys in $4id of construction at Ningara Falls. “Thoso | 8tid Henrv B Archor, who hus spent | G S 88 rot ket hot St 1o are two tunnels on opposite sides of the enty years in the sorvico of the Tili- and baving better improvements mortgages | Omaha from designs by a son of Omuha, poring and the mortgazo debt of nev farmers | nis for 1,500 Horo 18 @ debt of S50 on 3 having in view two imports ponsider has not been oxcessive and has beau grad- | 320 acres wud the popuiation is two. By the R e = I nont of special taxes for piving pur g. v N ¢hic i o | nois Centrid, to n ¢ Lonis Globes | poses 3 . W ar or 0 athiod » liest w wo | ations-——speed and power. ow comes | river, by which iv is proposed to utilize ' d il 1 quoat | " 100 000) 100 for the constraction and educod during tho pust three years, per _eapita method the first would owe A & stuving | Democ y '3 I 1o sald question and propositon shail be | (IEEEEE N I v ually reducod during Lo pust INTes YRR | 1050, o €250 more than s true, and | tho Pennsylvanin Conteal withi a lovi- | the powerof tha falls for manufacturing mocrat man. = *Som " AN g bmittod 1o 1id eloctors entite (0 Ui proper | MAIECNIICS 0T Sawers, (0 i not luare than i LUNBEE, 18 BH1E W T e his neightor would owe #1250 or £230 1B ST | twenty @0 yo r o draw interest not 1o ey AT ALEBTM vor purposes, The tun- | engine on an Tlinois road blow up, cut- athan, which, if reports are not exag. | 8nd electrie power purposes. Tho tun Iinois road blow up, cu and absolutely incontrovertible fizures. roviden by Taw for oflick ! " b 4 ; A BT ML Drostagrny Ly for oflicind ntots With | cood five por cont por i, with fntorost loss than is true, the rich would bo richer by | e B L ER % nel on the Canadian sido will be about | Yng the fireman’s head off with a sey A T oo . WAL coupons nnnaxed thereto, and not 1o bo sold A docronse 1n amount of mortgages flled | this uverage ineraiso {n dovt, whilse tho | KO Gy BFOMIBOS LT wwhyEEOIERILE oy reut e innts AH VI 60 RYETBN £100/000 morit of 1{ olor iron. The engine was Gt L AR g S S i T droseeds from e e » Y g " bl os . s ol 8. T 0 i A0S w8 it 4 3 4 b expended for e const et of 647,540, or that fowor farmors by 637,510 | poor man would boe poorer. it is on this | ™1y ey ~ horse power. while. the one on the | rebuilt und made ns good as new, but | ofissulnz said bouds, and ailof sa v . 540, ABUILETORIBDIALOYS URRE n many respocts it is unlike any lo- S0 powe | Ak el \ wnd madntenaucee of sowers o the oy of Ald e eteogos in 1S01-2 than in | foundation thai the populist calcuiators base nany respocts it is 3 ATHEH A £ e no engineor could found to run it ing ik fotiowine the Word *N¢ fdnalitonkice; Of sowors Tt skl Rl s thoir results. The founantion 13 a fraudu- | comotive ever built in this or uny other | American sido _“l'!‘l,"' g el of | moro” than ono teip. Tt was soon | St eounted and sonstdercd ns against VA e biects thin pteg 4 3 valuo por acro and a de- | 100t one when used, 08 it has been, to build | country, and its great advantago over | longth, with a-probable ‘hovse power of § whispered about that that it wa S LA ST 0 S s kY . a1 o s d g estion an 1 pr Von shinit 010,175 in the Lof property | UP @ top-ieavy structursof per canita debt | other focomotives lies in tho facy that | 120000 Tt is expected that extensive | s h L O RS ML L L A S L submlited 10 s (d eloctor AT 5 in the amount of property 2 the farmem e p ‘all at- A . I 1.3 facturing ostablishments will be | haunved; that the headless fiveman At el Wit o'cloek in the morning and sha for ovide | by o mortgagod. among the farmers of Nubraska and call at- | iy wipodies in the main all the best | Manufacturing establishments will be i AR R b e \ COntintie onon Wt S8 GOI0Ck I the evening | X Providel by Tas o Al hallofs, w Rttt . tention toitas a monument of individual YRR 4 - located on both sides of the viver, while | ¥ & mpleasnn wubit ol av- | of the s dny at the respeetlve voting | Uhe words SV ES, 1th n. Al SILIVE -AROEEHNS agRregato JOLALE sk consLEnASACH s i ! W same day at the respeetive voting | (RN / B e D a e e e ana | bt pownts of their consteuetion nd in addicf (FEEN Wrie. powor genorated by tho | bouring on “the tender with pick | Blacos usfoiiows ofsnid llats iy ta tilowing 4. For ovory $100 of ‘mortgago debt in 1859 | On Januars 1, 150, this dobt wits g00.a06.- | (0% BOTEses Waawe wilcl o koo (eih | fulla wil be transmitted to Buffalo and | #0d shovel and insisting on tiing up. FUST WaARD | is<uinie sa and il oF sl Dt ots wo'hiad propeity worth 214 10 pry tae dovt | #08. Tho real testof the finauciai condition ho most carelul designgy ldons und | " c RUL e Ono night an engincer and his fireman 1at Distriet—S I3 cornor fth und Marey | hitwlne an SX® wmark fodowine the word with, and 14 1501-3 this had increased to | Of any porson or bodv of persons is tho | experiments under the direction of I deserted tho locomotive while out on e ; AFEY 1 SNO™ sl b counted and - considered s N 5 1t of dobtas compared wit mot The yorintende ¢ i ; ¢ Vistrlot prnor 8 A ninst tho fssuinz of said bone 925, 80 that instead of being pooror by an | Amount ofdebbas compared with tho amount § Theo, superintendent of motive " - yun and the conductor attemplod 1o | werihDWtelet=N W corner sth and Loaven- QML L oany o f h. W Y t 7 1 5 ates of tho i Vstroots, [ Vil e onen on tie duy of said fnoroaso in the dabt, we are really ricber by | 0f W 0. \When the farms were morteaged | powar, he cxcuse of tho advocates of tho | o Sy v S5 Friwi NERtia e DIstelob—N BIEOLIOAH b VIR Y001 DOl IR LR H a netincreaso in value of our holdings of $i1 | for $90.506,008 these samn. farms had au he groatsize of the engine can bo [ 8torage battery as the best means of | & 58 : Vel s SIOEATH LS g w0 ooy 8 < GOERSECTILN ahd shinil continus open until six oelo ki e for every debt of $100, astual value of $203,553,440.50, or more than | 150 va from the following doscription: | electric: L strect car propulsion, that no OUN ',”""',"“' he! But he sidotracked bth Distriot —S E corner Uith and first alley vening of the same day at the respeetive 5. The dobt incurrad 18 ono-third per capita | tWice as much as the debuon them. Total weight of the machine alone is | substantial p-ogress coud be expected | 4b ANC '\""'m"l“'"'['""nll\' .ulul, \ n:;q southy o ha stoallev | \oting pinoes. as foilows s 1nOUFNeC S5 o o p o Sha 2 o L M H i X {o aylig efore completing the th Distr il e stroot be. Cries ) loss than was incurred o 155, 1t is on ~ Muerense In Vatue Shows 145,000 pounds, o - soventy-yo and ono- | in its developmont as long as tho rieht | WL FuyHaht bofore somploting the | J0 Bsrelmy e stroet be B e oo fourth less than in , and ‘the property Again, tako the figures for the yearend- | Jiuif tons, When complote with the ten- | 1o use it was a mutter of contention in 18 4s n Ouh Distriot—tagt side of Gth stroet ne S| 9 orner ith and Marcy mortgaged is worth more today, as compared | f1p guly 1, 1802, during which time th i) ; 3 AR 4 o | joke, that every time the fu 0 door | south of) Pacific stree ARiLplLLLY nd DIsteioy -3 3 g July 1, 1803, during which time the | g 1 veady for servie somi 1 | the courts, no longer holds good, s trect i District—~N W corner 8t with the debt, than iv was in ). o ). 4 js | derand rveady for servico, comvined Al ety A was thrown en the hoendles - Tth D striet S 13 s bark W Wor § rner Sthand Loaven- the debt, farms were mortgaged for $22.400,043. It is | (S8 AR MHIAE HIGE IEVESE GO PIOEE | the Philadelphin. Record. The maste v « open the hondless appar Rt i I cornerof Park Wild avenue i streets. Tesult of Officinl Investigation, not known how many acres this 22,460,643 | W21gh e s Hava Il‘ v T L S e R e e et tion entered the cab bearing a shadowy | AT AL rl Disteict—=N B corner 19th and Jonos 3 Tho culmivating polnt was roached when | covered, butlet us fali back on the past | tons. oo has never been a locomos i . 0 | i 008 W corner 10th and ek, ns, ry M District—§ W ; scoop of coal. For a month the engine 2 . ive o ructe . Vel company and the Consolidated Electri sty e 1t was assertod positively and oficu that tho | 8verages. —For jnstance, during tho ten tive constructed on four drivers which o .l'"l‘.\' l.”". '; L |l || o ¢ | Juid in tho shop, Thonun engincor, Imorteago indebledness Festing on the farim | Years ending January 1, 1300, the mortzages | isas heavy us this one, there being | Storage compuny o iiladelphin, NOW | (o}, \wng compelled to either tnka it out | “rests lands in Nobraska was not less than $150. covered au dverage of 137 acres each; multi- 000 pmm.ls over each pair of drive: have a practical monopoly of the storage e S Eeorner 13th wnd fiest alloy corner 6th and Center | troot S Disteior - N th side of Paclfic stre be- A H Uoth Distriet—N WV cornor 0th and Banerof Lween 1 E i A h ¢ 0 s place, 3ofore ho | stros a aneroft v \nd ¢ i3, 000,000, That was i March, 1850, | Py tho number of morigages filed in the | *he driving wheels are the largest | battery business. Thero” is nothing to | lh:!Ill]:::v\"ll:ll‘:‘l/‘:'l‘;‘;:‘v‘l:"‘:‘;\m:\']}x'|l ‘llin-nv‘\:-‘-lhh;\' T Distrlot=N E coraer 13 v aoitth o6 besin R iy As a partial result of all tuis | Yeavending July 1, 1892, viz: 28,938 by 137, | yer puilt for locomotives in this coun- | prevent them from reaping the harvest | ooy fh AT RiRAnateL streets, t e AL 7Ll 1) 8 ploteS 12 Corverof 1) agitation, “und oficil fuvestization | 384D average, r"e“.“ ¥ "'I;'e’"";‘“‘“;“n "df 55T | ey and are 7 fect, or 81 inches, in diam- | that Lies ready to their handa if they | et Seeckid Cthe L kS ud Witlim stroots e of Park Wilduvenuo G ac vored v & 3 ) s i i S i vor te B( N Vis ' ' reb . g D sth Istriet -8 o Il b 126, EonTus. atiay. tho o The valio pot tere. n 1850 was | eter. The boiler pressurc is 200 pounds | can give independent motive power to 18t Distelot—N W corner 1ith und Jones | «troere e W corner 10th und tiokory RRACE\BH Lh At CLF T4t nbwaks mortaaged for Since then valuds have inerensed on | and the compound principie is of the | every street carat a running cost that | = = - - streots ol § i istriet 8w $150,000,000, the actunl amount of indebed- | farm land as much or more than 10 per cent, two-cylinder type. The 200-pound pres- | shall not preclude its use by comparison i District =N W corne r 13th and Paclfie ity corner Gth and Center ® 1 1 + nirecy 3 W Dis 9 P It wess covering Nobroskw lands, including | 89 we will that the sure las alreddy been maimtained with | with other meuns of traction, ru DIstrict—S8 W cornor 18th and Loaven- ol DIstriet=N W corner 9th and Baneroft Town property, was less than 1,000,000, and 350 tach, or & graud total of & surprising ease on the triais, ———— LRI 1t Distelob=N' 1 corner 13t nud Vigtox Jtelog from the inoreass! s1aca: nscertarned Deduct from this the amount of tho e o DeWitt's sarsaparilia is reliublo, L D sLEE cornier Dth and Leaven treots. < uton the omount of this debt in March, 1580, was 400,643 for which the broperty 18 LA e A e i ] T Ay SOND s : ok not more thun $57,000.000. At this latter | 0ged and thero is a surplus of &3, The eylinders pectively 194 and AU RS DVIREORD: A D corner 2id and Leaven- 18t Distrlet=N, W cornor 1t b date no statistics were ofticially compiled by N"l"lno':'ylfim:“.o n_::v(u[;.‘.:-vl‘,..‘g.::; At the surpius | 81 inches in and the high e ith Districy st side of South 2tk stree, | streets SLEANL I ONEY ’ means of which the amount of Gebt could be iguiticance of this 13 that tho surblul | o.e55ure cylinder being of cou.se the Dogs for the Bench Show. Lkl L RS 1 DISEECE =N W comnor 13th wnd Pag jetermined. But we now sce that the | YRlue over the total debt for 1889 and 1801 ; . Gth District--8 I3 corner 16th and Plerco reols, % ;, ur.u Tdv‘;' e nae el iwawasiroliciva smaller, and tho low pressure of the Tomorrow the graai western doz show streets, v Distriot—8 W ocorner I8th and Leay Bhown whave Almact twice fa laris s the | COMPAIISON oF DENT txcuRRED TN 1880 Axp 1y | Pizgest locomotive cylinder ever con- | opens at Exposition hall. After 10 o'clock stab istrict=S I corner Mth and Williaw | WOR Stroets, AYSH i truoonos. 1301 structed, ~T'he pistons of both cylinders | p'tho morntng the 3 Bycaniues of proud pedi- b Dlstrlob=N B corner Slsteonth nnd Cons | Weriponlee=8 W cornor 1 nud Liowy Statistics are a dry mess, and it scems ? NG, OF ncres Valno Total v have a 28-inch stroke and dmong the | greo will be in thdiidtalls ov cages and all ter strgots oy Sl Dstrict—S E corner 241 and Loav strange sometimes thiat we should be eve Year. many advantages possessed by th roady to be gazed and stared at by tho many ibith District =N W corner 2th and Doress FLh Str lastingly follewing the example of the unique { gine is one enabling the engine ) enal lovers of *‘man’s w start the train with steam from the low Late last night © a vunch of uavle 2% | prossure evlinder. The high pressure | animals arrived attendod by oneor more 010,17 linder is on the left side of the ma- | keepel Today fully200 dogs will arrive e e, | chine and steam generated p and by 0 o'clock Tupsday moruing the big Taithful friend.” st and immorial Oliver Twist, by calling for | 1ss.... QENDE AL AndRliatorots LG more.” Still in_ figures there aro facts, | 1801% and a little patience, persoverance and | o-— houesty of purpose in stuaying the tables here submitted, will revesl to the inquiring E st side of South Dth stree {on v ol strier-s B ocor Gt sth Distriet-8 1 Lt and Valloy B, 1th Distriet—S [ str 12th Distriet—N I corner 1th and Vinton L streets. Eith District—8 W corn er 16th and Plorco I corner Mth 1 Willlam Total . : : : 3 stropts, i Ut Distriet <N K coraer Sixtesnth and Con- i mind a coudition of aggrogato prospority S i ty _for | through it, exhausts into the low p: 'L‘:,"“,,‘u‘f'}mfi:’, 3“‘,‘3,?3?, :;,.,.";:;;;f@g;;f""s =5 aoith Distriot—N Ecornor 22th anl Boulovard | wratreess. =5 0 3 which cannot be gainsayed. fs 2 eurlty. |every $I%. | gure cylinder and is then blown off. {Dlib’ manacomaslins: ALPAnREA-VERY de= R g e bt District =N W cornor 2t and Doreas Tho farm worteaze debt of Nobraska in- | 10 " 010010 &1 | The boiler is 5 feet in dinmeter and 27 | tail and the first dench show ever given tn A o (e AN Sl o tith D.stelet—S 1 cornor20th and. Bancroft ourred 1n tho year ending July 1, 1502, is 33 | 1801-2 i) ¥ 1 feet long. The fire-box is as largo in | Omaba under tho riles and regulatious of Pa.,a veteran of the 11th Penn. & uer B2th and Chieago | o per cent less per capita than it was in 1885, % Dee D proportion, being 9 feet long and 40 | the American Koalel, club is sure to be a Vols., says, as result of war service he nstrict=N E corner 15th wnd vV K uer Hth und Davenport PabL Y 5 ide, inside grate sment. | success. A LS, St Distric corhor rallo: Figures from the Kecords, SOUTH OMAM1, Jl?fiv:m];‘("i‘:,’lflb'l:)"t;\?sats)‘)'::;‘ l’:g"z‘f“';;";:’;l S Suffered Every Minute | Distriet—south sido of Capitol avenus b H‘Z“‘,:‘ trl ‘ W corner ith and Valloy 3 In the ten years ording December 31,1889, | 1 oetane Pablic Tmprovements That win | [e6t: to the top of the stuck, 15 feet; the Cmicaco, 1lL., —The national racing | From liver and kidney troubles, ¢ Il»].;:“\bluf\\‘](“‘hlp-. of 1 street, bee |, der Distrlet=N Ecoraer 20th and Boulevard : o Tl el ey (Gl 85PN RS IWRyS distance from tho bottom of the boiler | board of the Leagup of. American Wheelmen | Tead, rheumatismand distress in Lis stomach. penslB e stmatatceliond Ty Consisting of tracts not less than ono acro1n | Chairman Wood of the committeo on ‘9'“"0 '—‘}‘ll‘""fl"i‘“‘: 80 ":’“'g" mman OYr | which has boon in_ session for the past uwo | Everything e ate peemed lilke tend. I e St et st Dstrict=s W corner 1201 und Chicaso | extent, was as follows: ducts, strests and alleys of tho city council, | §ix foet tall could waik undor the boiler. | s conciuded its Hitting today. Tvwas de- | NI FEUEE AR \wentto bed. He streo, SR G O Sy UE IRy ) Amount which mortgugos s ot ructi o ive: Y st rod..$181,420.021 | hus advertised for bids on two important :f‘.fl"i,h‘i'l’l‘.'.:’?“fi.?fl.fi'y ;‘{;‘;’E’:{‘:’":"l‘l‘":‘(‘,? cided that the records made/by W. W. win- s S il b ¢ E comner lith and Douztas | itrects R st ing, ive: D LAt T ile of Milbury, Massi;. be accepied by tha SIS 3 4 i District—-South s public tmprovements. Both aro paving, and | $114° ¥iives arq usually placed on top of | uie of Milbury ;-bo. accented by Hood’s Sarsaparilia | 5. will cost §,000. ‘The advertisement cails for otn N B eornor 1ith und Jackson Gar (et oD Lih st 4 3 between them, and are piston valves 12 Thithe ?, 5 for one and Hood's Pills did me more good than every- 8 th District st bids for paving with Colorado sandstone the ! 4 J. 8. Johmsow's rocord of 1 o CL=N W corner 1th and Davenport Numbor of mortgages fiied. NumUer of acres mortzige Average amount of mortzag Averaze number of ucres poi uth District—8 E corner 19th and Howard | ween Douslas and Do -c st % 5 e ohes] ile 2 ¢ else put together. All my di ablo | (ireet > th Distric « gage...... P e 17 = MO INESLrG: B A ® | inches in diumeter. The forward wheels | mile made at indaponderice, Is., on a kite: thing e! ! W% e 5 sth Distric B cornor 10th! Avorags oune of iorczigs or R S0 Mdentyeh steats. Also the | 870 42 inches in diumetor, und uve steol | shaped track, was roturncd on, the grounds | - symploms liivo g ABoRUrSI Bt LD FovIn WARD, venues S el et i v yones i Ducambor a1, iom? | alley from N to O straots, between Tweuty- | tired, with wrought iron centors. L R T T o S L HOOD'S PILLS are tho best aftordinuer It District—N W corner 1ith and Davenpor trevts. 10 REEL R EIRY the number of mortzages fiied, the amount | SIXth street and Railroad avenue, and O The locomotive is such a striking ma- ' Pllls. They assist digestion and cure headache. 2ud Distriet—N W corner 22nd and Davenport “th vistrict =S E corner 11th and Douzlas | E 3 T L - a 0! troeis, of such mortzages and the numbor of acres | street from the alley west to the avenue, | chine in 8o many ways that it 1s difficult = stroots e b involved, was a3 follows: =) Both coutracts will be awarded Monday RAGRAPHS, to tell wherein lies the most interesting LERIONAT R ird Distriet—N W corner 25th and Dodge | i 2Sriet=N 1 corner tith and Jackson [N, of mort | ARt of[ N T aees | evening, October 31, and 1t is the intoution A 3 ¢ s sl treets : oint. The running b y v 4 2 ot RS G st i o X s District--8 1 corner 10th anc i | Sages iod | moriages. | morgased. | o have tho work pushed and the pavement | Bty TS i:“‘mgm,fi“",‘mi,‘j‘t 0": L. R. Davis ot Y“{" is at the ""c“{f- : ORDINANCE NO. 3312 L0 Blatrlor-N B o ITth and Dodge | il 1 corner 10th and Howard = i down bofore winter has come tostay. the. engine that it is on the tender, is | & irk of Grand Istand is av the Morcer. | 4, oryinanco aecturing thonosessity ot g 6tb Llatriot=N. B | nornordzth autl Harnay T wAND, = Chairman Wood will advertise for bids in buil I’ suli 1 i = = G. E. Trager of Chadron is at tne Arcade. ing Hamilton street from 45th street to the | strect: 15t Distriet—N W corner 15th and Davenpor - a few days for the paving of L street from | built in a most peculiar fashion, and in | A\ 15 Sears of Girand Isluad is at the Mur- | west ity and_ appointing three dis- trict—N W corner 20th and Douglas x g Tweunty-fourth to Twenty-seventh streets, | the front begins below tho cylinders, | pg Interested appraisers to ussess und dov rncsiCg 3 N W corner 22nd and Davenport with vitrified brick on u sand ba: Graders | forming an apron in front of them. J ol o 2 Del- mine the dumages, if any, 1o ihe property W District—N W corner 2th streot and St ave now at work lowering tae grade on that | This point is expected to nccomplish ‘ogéhl Doolittle of Kearney is at the owners, which may be caused by such grad- visievanieils S s it : N eornar o5t A n i DOdRS v street. To bring the street to grade will re- | {ine pesults by protecting v 3 % vilki i . crty owners representing | Mary’s avenuo, s Lot s Ath Distriet-N B corned ) and Dodz | . Yeur ond's| quire " considerablo of a cut from Twenty- | po¢ Moot (,,?‘:,\'Lll;fi'f.lt—l"fiq,'f::u :i‘.ll,md:‘:‘lad LODAWILkIE LB ey akithe Bruns- | . 5ro. thi fiTths OF the foet fronia o | 90 DIStHOL—East sido of South 10 street, | screita NEEiicotnoe 11 Sand Bhodge | July 1, 1592 fourth strect west to Twenty-soventh. At Sl f ey = \agks on said part of Hamilton street hay titioned | hetween Hlarney street and St Mary's avonue th Distriet—=N 1 corner 1ith and Harney i D oot b5y the Twenty-fifth street intersection a cut of | Winds and the resistance offered by D. W. Moffatt of Gordon 1s a guest at the | themuyor and eity council tolv ve said grad- 10uh Distreict—N W corner 18th and Leaven- | sireets, | ecronse STl sIx feet 1S necessary to bring the street to | rushing through the atmosphere ‘at | Arcade. ing dotie under the three-fifths cliuse as pro- | worth streats. g 5 th DIstrict=N W coraer 20th and Dougias A tinie falling off in the numbor of mort- | grado at that point. high speed, and preserve the power ot James 8, Conlon of ‘Kearnsy is au the '\).l::.-finl(&.l‘-(.'h.»‘. :';‘rh;'.';I";'a'rni'::'l:-'”J»«‘;".‘xu::",n“'l\ln “{‘xw_‘lu\;}‘:l,‘.;ll -8 W corner 171l street and St ArOUUIE e B b s T : gages filed on farms during tho twelve | *Phe paving of L'streot and the alleys will | the steam’ for a longer time thau it | Paxton. equal installments: therefore P ; A oI sy R At SEECR VIR 4 o Oobuioan June 50,1501, and July 1, | probavly comiplete the improvements in this | could be when the cylindor heads were | A, . Gale of Bassett was at the Marcer | Be itord:iined by the eity council of the eity VLTI WA LD, SUN DSt riei—S W comer 20Uh strcot and St € A 2 line this vear. It certainly will unless the | oxposed to the air. Tho locomotive | yesterday, of Omahnz, Ist District —East siloof Sherman avenue | Lary’suy FILINGS FOR THE YEAR 158 council_concludes to accent the proposition | PRFORCE (O IR e AR OIS e . That it s proper and ne opposite Manderson stroct i D istsde of South 1th strect, Anount which sgages securod. of the Stradamant Paving company and per- a pressed steel front in place of the H. Jones of Kearney was at the Arcade | and it is norehy declured proper and I corper Sherman avenue tween 1 treet and Mary's avon e Number of e s mits that company to complete 1ts Twenty | Wsual custiron front, which is strength- | yesterday. sary, to grade Hamilton street to its 5 ¢ NG corbir (S AR R Number of weres mortzy 5 fourth streot contract and put its pavement | ened by one central support. Anotl C. J. Tuttlo of Kearney 1s among the guests ‘I";[;f“"“l'.‘j’:‘;‘h '7'_5"!""“‘"‘[;:; 5’.};‘]:‘[;'“5'\ RaAry L ihieshWEcornuraBhuriian Saven Wit 17U ot oor e | Averuge wmount permortzage. i® ™9 | on the untinshed one-balf of the stveer,from | featurc is the placing of the injector | at the Paxton. : it B as ik et s AR YC it h i RO Ko Mok 1 | from A to J streets, pipe and the bund rail on one bracket. | O. P. Hubbard of Broken Bow is a guast | Sectic That th ith the apy tront, BEA ; TS 1 r20 AMON L Of OFgALE Dor Beres 6.1 e S e The new application of the brakes is | 8¢ the Murray. al of the ity council t three disii et-—-5 W corner 17thand Charles Atibis ume the population of Nebraska Anstnitabanifitlalsily Deaten. ested ppralsers to anpraise, assess and dete a o o arture fr ifor! J. W. Bowman of Cbicago spent Sund; J. L. Oleon was in tho Third ward Sator. | 200ther departure from the uniform J. W. Bowman icago sp inday v 15U DIstrict ~Last sile of sShormun avenue bis u mine the damage o property owners which Gth District—East sido of Sherman avenue Site Nanderson stroet was 70,015 g ; ; o L Olson was in tho Lhird ward Satwr | giylo,” Tho brake eylindor is under tho | 8t (bo Murray. v e G by it ratin e tiking ik | abouui foos nort o Nichotusstreot, | DT e sterman avenao I T ARl L BYR B8 lcitbNanaliatitho Abackciof 81ty uwhiloithot - BUICValantine'ofiesy Bolnvis registered | pansiustatii s meint SySUILBDESINEIRI | i mEssians 9 erinor RIBAH anc Seard ot Nyt ok s ko) o riaan ironnn 4 | N 4 4580 151 A8 ohoiTh was engaged in repaiving tho damage when | oy 1e5 are suspended in front of euch of | at the Millard, Dy reison of sueh gradin * | TSih District—N W corner 10th and Burt | ond Lune str | Amount which uortcagos socured an anknown man uitacked him from the | tho four driving wheels, In the rogion | M. C. Dayton of Nebraska City Is a guest | “Sadtion i e this o st ko | sipoes : R Nt B e or b ay o 4 T HiOrZiK v . . o Y 3 b0 I fora0 trom And witorits passe | - 0th District—N B cornor 15th and Cass A Grilcw st rod | Number of ucres mor rear in a savago manner. Olson was taken | of ghe piston vaivas thore is another de- | 8 the Brunswick. sndbolniigrsbitiom i ttoritainiss STk SUIBIEIOL AeE 1aEl a0 8k uoruar iTsh “sind) CharIoN Averago nmount of each mort 50 complotoly unuwares that ho was unablo | partuve. The whole crosshead, instead J. W. Deweese of Lincoln is among the sed October 15¢h, 1592 10th Distriet—Kast side North 170h street be- reots ] A:xn‘-’w Humber of acres per 1 ort- i | 0 defend himself from the ferocious ou- | of boing supported by an upper and | Buestsat tho Mercer. JONN GROVES, uwoan Gaiifornia and s streets. Gth District—East side of Shorman avenue e i ddee T | v o e o Qs ) 5 S i ‘ 5 o Yty Olor strict - corner Isth und Cuss Bout #1) fe Of N cholns street, 5 AVeraze minountof INOFEAEe per Acted - 6.04 l,{;‘,\‘;,',,‘;;,“;;h“1‘,\.““,\‘}',‘?,‘:&.;},,‘,5’,‘;‘”‘,“.if st lower bar, hangs from an upper uf.‘ufi,,':L“,"fil"c:fcrm.ue“"'” ex.A ' Sundes B, P, DAVIS, OOk Rk JRELEAR AR Aol ISt FIts 15 cornot 0uh and! 1 ‘The population then beinsg 1,055,910, A Y i 4 ol guide. This saves space and gives the | ' Lk 3 5 Prosident City Counell ; streets : o and faco were pounded almost to a jelly, | A e S S n FENTi wARD, R o P T s STl iy S The total amount outstunding or in ex- | hoth eyes were nearly closed and he pre- | rods freer action, A ACORMOR 05 E 20000y £y LL Approved October 10th, 182, £ S he T T T T T L Yo gorngragii i I 2 istonco on Junuary 1, 1800, wus as follows: | sented n vory frightful appearance. His Another advantaga of the broad run. | 10red st the Dollone. 5 LR RL AL BALLE. 2 BUSHEL- PR ERFUER AN SLERRLS e Sl N D Sormo = iaih M 0 h ook 4 Amount which nior assmlant escaped, ning boava is that it makes a wide way u‘u"‘\‘imgr-}‘-)5_“[‘;’;’]“‘“’““ of Fremont was at oA e SR RYBR s 3 W corner S0th ot und | sereet . 3 Another assault took piace last evening at » the engineer or fire 70 1 LR FAsereays, o o fazi — | vrandav 0tk Distret—Last side North 17 strect bue e ot ized okt Lo L L) {'I{'u%'llflfi:};‘\'\‘,‘l“:u‘]‘[u‘l‘“|i:fi‘y‘“i}";‘];f‘;?::_‘:f‘ e s 2 Bon. | WO DDINUL SN WAL | AEROLU |(Shad s N B comer it und Grane | v GGG i S, i - ; o i g4 | 4 sutoon located there. Peto Sherry, ucol- | my P'0aing " eangement i worked | 98 Buest at tho Paxton. TLON. o lutriot=8/W cornon #itb and Manderson | stropia T 1t SGEHCELESLA BREHQUSE N e ored boy about 18 years old, and & companiou | Lhe 8 IRUIIpRmIe0t da Wonk H. V. Hiuseh of Sioux City, Ta., is among CONSTRUCTION, strects o . 7 131 | of about the same ugw weresot uporn by a | With compressed aiv by covered valves. | tng gucss at the Mitlard, Council Ghambor, Omihn, Neb,, 18 S Dist orner 2th and Wizt streats, SUETIWARD, 1@ amount f wmorizuge per : gang of ruflians and terribly beaten, Thoiw | T'he eylindee cocks are also worked b Mayor James M. Wooas of Rapid City, Be it resolved by the city eouncil of Omaha, Ot Distrd W ocorner wrd and Pag 151 DIstrict—8 K corner 24th street and Ames acre ... EECSITITERTR | 043 | heads and faces were badiv bruised and cut | compressed air, and the engineer hus | g rogistered at the Paxton 24 the mayor conen ll,u i ’ ruoted | SHIGOL: e | iy Ao wenue BEAgE A - . During tho year ending July 1, 1802, the | aud it requived a surgoon to attond thelr | fuil power to start his train by a simple | \yaier Woodward of Sioux City Ehaviwoodens aulawillis cho coonseruatad | et Distriov=N 3 ogrnernsth ;avdiQocty s histrivieo, IV borper’ KW NUrol: gR 3 amount of firm mortgages filed was as fol- | injurics, twist of his wrist 1stead of taking Lo OO AL SBLoux 0Ly, T,y RS | Y e iLos Skl aDUo ko of ieL| S aeh Bistriot=N B o niuh and Burdety e DEter=N 1 e 45th und Grany T - ; st of 5 cad of taking o | a guesy av the Millard yesterday. wiehin v’ diys utior tho pubiration of this | * st Distriet N B comer 20 aud Burdeute | el BRGESN 1 comer 0 and Gran P Amount which mort f A6 QAL Mo nilcotty BIg L, long, hiurd pull at the lever, Thig ides | * Mys, J. E. Guek roturned home yesterday | Jefoiution, OF Lo Bersan a°tnd raquireds | oo Bistrict=N B comor 2nd and Grant | b Distriet=—8 W eorner 21th and Manderson Number of moriznzes fi Ihe broom drill will be given this evening | is entively new. after a three months trip through’ the east- 1eh stdewalks 1o be tuld to the present grade | streots. reets. AVOrAZe Aot DEF NortInge 0 and repeated tomorrow evening av Blum's Tl is another grent advantage, | eru states, n thestrects spocifiod here nd to be con - 1h District=N W corner 2sth and Feanklin I Distrlet—SE corner 21t snd Wizt atreets. i Tho amount released in samu poriod was: | hell. Tho driil is given under the auspicos | The engine trucks have a sliding-side | ~ Mv. and Mrs. C, M. McKing of Des Moinos, | Strueted of pino: plink off such width i | strwets, 0000 Disieloymt Wovornor it il arkur fill;ml‘:::l:!’ :l\-l;":x.r’h-l‘uu» h BI8,0 .n‘u: of $he ladics of the Episcopal church aud Is ‘nn]llnm of one t“":l mnnnulr u:lc!ml. llw Ia, lwr-i‘ruvuumn}.' the arrivals av the Dellone | ,unsions e us 1s .“um'm. 1| streots, : § i i District-N W corner #ith anad Corby 3 of murtzuges re 2K Yy 2 s o centra v yestorday. Speri ou file in tho oftie of the | " 15th District—$ W corner 22nd ang Clark i RRRRRIRDTMESERALE AN A sumlar in chavacter to the zouave drill given | Well as a central motion, and, while |y el ; v 1he sp ! | LS R 4 Not umount 1‘Xu‘\‘r‘1.| o debt fn iiis Somo time ago. It will o partieipatod fa by | under high speed, can go stwaight | Jadgo Allen W. Ficld of Lincoln, candi- | Bourd of Public Woriks and undor its super- | strocts, i N I eorner 2ith and Burdett 3 A Gl g twenty-four handsoimne youny ludies, 1u cos. | nround a curve while the wheels are | date for congross in tho Ilirst district, was | VRIOR YIS (0 10r 1 Barker's allot- | g Distriet—6 W eare et aud Mason A R tumes of black, ecach carrying a broom. { conforming to the irregulavity, power- in the city yesterday. ment, prosent grade. 4 foot wiide, ety 3 This summary shows woro plaialy tho ratio | Vnder the gaidance of Colonel A. L. Lott | ful springs bringing the epgiiia into tho | _Cuptain James A: Hution, U. 8, A, left st Glenwabil avonue, ot and 16 block ik existing vetween the mortgages fited for tho n tuey will go through the arill, executing an nd Distriet=N E corner 20th avenie and t=N W corner 25th and Frankiin oYy e - Lavs 5 yesterday for bis poap at ort Kobinson, H- Bemis I present grade. 6 feot wide. Poppleton avenue, trect 4 % € : 4 yoars nawod, tho population of the stato, and | endioss number of pretty, unique and intri- | 91F¢ “fl“‘ '”1‘? .”"°“m“” i:“?“'-“"“““;‘_(‘l" after spending n weels A Bie friongsin | LEas o wood uveno.lot b blook 10, Bomis | Hrd Distrier=5 W cornor 29t street and | LIth District—8 W corner th aud Praukiin the monéy considoration Juvolved. cato tigures, which will bhug forta admira. | Fonched, | This will, it is esclmated, | i iy, Pyrle prcsont grads. G fetwide " L] Waalwerivavowa, S TUL B | et v W cornor 22nd au Clar NUMBERL OF MOKTGAGES F1LED, ton aLa applavse. suve a tremondous mnouph. of wear un Joseph Hengen, foxmerly fire aud police | sub aivision, block 4, Reservoir A, present T Gy s - tronts, 4 Ry | o 2 tear on the mchinery and enablo the | gjaym operator, butiifyw employed in Hous- | Zrade, i reet wide, L District—Soutn sido of Vinton strcet SEVENTH WARD, : 92 oo Xime We Xpleusing Yary 2 engine toround curves at the highest | ton, Tex., has been, ¥@§iting his parents at | East Glonwood avenue, from northiwes: cor- r (oust 0f) south 54 wvonie 15t District=S W eorior 25th and Mason 3 i iz | Word has boeu received fn this city of tho | spoad, reducing the dunger of such a | 7' South Fwentigty strect for tho past | BF0L 10 block 1l pomis Farke 1o fntersge | St "Disurior 8 1 coruor St avenuo and fagoets : LATION OF NEUIASKA. & probable fatal 1llness of Mrs. W, W. Valen- | performance to 4 minimum, woek. Mr, - HougBpleaves toduy for his | 41000F CI0nmO0E Y Ce Y Wide: Vabpiston AYeRly cornor Bith und Franets | papwiston nyenue. . : )\égsl:;h:.":"“ Jiik! R tine, who formerly resided in Omaba with — southeru nome, H goty=fifth strect, lots 1, 2 and Ay trd Distriet=5 W eornor 20th sticet and Ny |, 1803, ostimuted ut same ratio | hor husband, upd who is now a resident of People in Chicago desiring to talk Cuioaao, 111, S'l""’1\ [Special Telegram atrick’s additlon, present grade, EIGUTH WAL, ““I‘\“"“]‘;':{‘, o e SR “Ouh stroet and cronso 48 between 1883 wud eveune, Vyo. Mrs. Valentine is a sistor | over the telephone with peopls in New | to Tue Be The; following Nebraskans Fwenty-fiftth strect, lot A, block 12, 15t District—Fast side of 23th streot near | 4th ILsLOR ? WS 1,164,097 . O. Maylieid of this city. Hor parents, e B fuot wide Gt of I Cliurits surowt. / Bisiriei-sontn sido of Vinton stroot AMOUNT OF MOITG AGES FILED, and Mrs, G. W. Maytield of Louisville, | == npe—— | o ™ _ North Cgdan SLE ot 26 to B! inclusive, “n‘l. l";~l|'_\l<“l‘ .\\.“-’:“"‘“ of %id siroob nowr | oo -lmmwm; 52 avoue . R i e 10,810,616 | Were visiting hevo at tho time the sad intol: g bl & Shorinn Avemus Park, tomporary | mouth o Paulstieet GGl s | 0 Distriots B comer $ith avenus and | B T s | ligence camy wad thov ook the flrat train to AM”E’FAV“ NTS. AM”fll“ M B NTS, rum-l P e 04 Liavriot=N W' oarper Y v rapbicton e e et ndinE Yaiy 0 2040 .04 | reach their daughter's bedside. Y i - : T L bo i fuether resolved: EOREE N caraer Stk 90 Cuwiag | 0 Dikric ¥ comner wth uad Fran TARED RO SMOPMARY o 4 Notes unil Foraousls, THM[ER WO NIGHTS PUN, MUSTCAEXCITEMENT, B 06 bo b bitshod in tho | st Distrlot—Wost stdo of Nortis 23th street Raxt sl af ol abrdat near < EGIATRGar ot auge tn one yeusond: and Mrs. L. J. Maytield weut 1o Louis- * Ve | Four Nighis, Conyurbnuine n..limy Matinoo, | GHGIaL wilper of | tho oy for oo woule O bo | nuar marth off Cumingstovele L B S S B of S0t stroot nea AT T AL Y sterduy 4o VisiL for a week, Monduy and Tuesday: SeC a6 aAgaL betotior i tho fiepitstio Comedy Dram | sersed on tho ownorsof” syl lats aud wniess | “oth Disuigt=s ¥ Gorper sibung fturt stroots | CSUN SEATGTOIE of ma st u - ing Decenbor i, wus 8§15 W. J. Bell is con tined to bis room at A BARREI DF MONEY | fushawners anail within o duys afior the | south o) Paul st x : AUt DO T e Vi Gl tho Kgeed hotel with mal anal fever. CLARA MORRIS THE TRON MIDES AT WORK. | Sl siswiile ug. heroln: roquirad, vt tho e iD= W eornor 20th aud Niclol s y ANRILly 1, 1 ‘;":l‘ B " t"“ Mrs. Thomas Eminger has gone to Osborn, A ,u,{:,‘.‘:(.lf‘ HFant A ..,,\“O..Bf{'m‘,,,v Hoard of Publlo Works cuuse the same 10 bo 1at Dustrlotes W coraer 120 #nd. Quming | SHOH: i or—N B coraer #0th aad! Cun $ A cowparison of the above fiures results u 10 attend the funeral of her father, Monday Night A‘Superb compnny,s paeot masic, Gelizhitai | 0 ne, the cost of constructing suld sdowalks; | ooty o, i 3 SLreOLs. ] pefoligus s V. Stout. forimerly of this city but now bl dancing, cutchy speelitins rexpictively 1o bo ussessod igalnst o ros 2 Distriot—N W corner 40th aud Quatng | *EERC W side of North #hth strc ‘ 3 In 1555 gna worigage, amounting to §49, ' MATINEE WEDNESDAY. stata. dotor partof Lot in frontof wnd abu streets. AL A (TR T [ was fiied for every thirly-ono persons in Lue ll'u«wd at ‘I'ekumab, was visiting frienas — | ting sueh sidewaiis. 40 Distelct—N B corner 40th und Faraam | 0¢ht (arth 00 SR St na i - hero vesterday, 1OPL 1 Passed Octobor 4th and October 11, 1502, (7 Oth Distr » 0 upt Bhpania. iy ) state, or §2i por capita, Farnam smm 'flma[ep DPRULALR stree R i n e e e ith District—=8 W corner @ik snd Cuss, 3 T 1559 oue mortguge, amounting to $875 | Mrs. O. B. Walker bas gone to Monona, Tuesday Night | PRICES Attes JOHN GROVES, 4th Distrlob=horkl S0 s Y1 streota. ‘. 4 was filed for every tuirty-six persons iu the | 18, 1u respouse to intelligeace announciug Flrst Tiwe in Foglish, Thursday. Friday. Saturday Mat. und Eve. Oloy Olork, | 1ouE(ost o) North &0 o Hivt avenuo and NINTI WARD. E . BLale, or §:4 per capila, the serious lluess of her mother, ONLY TWIN STARS IN THE WORLD, L B P DAVIS, : Dodge streat, i st District—8 W coruer @ and Curioss For the year ending July 1, 1592, ous mort- Ilov. L. C. Williams bas issued a call for a m |LLAflD NEWELL sl WILLMM President City Gouncll 6ih Districi—8 W corner #0th avenue aud | syreets. i b T 1 gage, araouniiog 1o $970, was filod for every | meeting of the colored volers to be be ld L Approvedi GEO. I, BEMI duckeon ateoste .. L 1o aat iy’ asSaaiimN i NCAGRARE LAY BOR. Gl fifly persons 1n tho siate, or §I5 per cunita. Wednesday eveuiug in his rcoms 10 the Saxe Au adaptation from the German by ( e IN e o K 4F In witness whercol have Lorgguto 4o atreote. : In otbher woras, the percentage of furm vlock. Matters of importance to themselves | Morris. Sa o opens Saturday. First " floor, iy or 1 aid 18 mayor of sald eity will be aiscussed. of Orihi, this G Distriot— N F. corner 40th und Farnur land indebledoess incurved in the year end- ol "“A"""" L““‘L".‘n‘m R THE OPERATOR. NORFOR'TO CONSTKUCT BIDEWALKS, 17th duy of October O | 1 15, Mayor. B st rlot=North glde of Daveupart strecs “dug July 1 IS0 1 one-fourth l6ss tiaa it ot has beon made to have the | —oit Auractiou—PatiRoss =~ | e T = | Totheowners of the lots, parts of lots and | Attest: JOuN Guoves, ity Ulerk. BL { peapireue ol oshiicasants > was {u 1859, aud avout one-third less than in Christopher Coluwbus” tod it itate” doscaibod it ‘the above resalus STV e e | Bt =3 E coruv avenue an ? et ] hix [CE OF THE SIPTING OF THE | nodwe street. L 18 Taursday ey t ’ 4 X 2 o Kot iy S0 T | WONDERLAND mlisyorkreh I e e 2PN O8I | PR w o s It is quite the thiug to Bgure natioual | Yot whether it will be repouted or no. i S mata tfon OF the 41ty counoll o EQUALIZATION, | {2 witous wheras & v horounto sot st - Or state dobts, valuations, eic., oua “per- The funeral of the late Peter Madsen, who | Grand specialty Ageregution. aud tho MACKEY STEEL PENS. the city of Omaha.of which the above is weopy. | g ull tux-payers and owuers of vroperty, band as muyor of said eity of Omaha thie capita” basis, OF 80 much for every one man, | died Saturday, occurred vesterduy aftar DEAMATIC COMPANY, fn 1 P.W. BIRKHAUSE aad all partfos iny osted 1 taxation Tu the | 17th day of Octover taw. © LS 3 woman aund ohild in the couutry orstate. | uoon from u}a residence at Twenty-nfth uud THE DANITES. (BOLD MEDAL, PARIS EXPOSITION, 1889, Chairman Bourd of Pubilo Works L‘ny‘u(m;“m“ AR RTE SR, mmvun.( b BEMES ) wyor bl 3 '\ Phere is no practical good in s0 computing, | I streets, Interwent was in Laurel hill P>Ye GEMNERAL ADMISSION, © X Omaha. Neb., October 24tk oh ure hero 0 e et g i i i’ Ol ted " except uhstitaffordsa uniform busls fof | ocwetery, 20¢ AL AUM IS 20¢ THE MOST PERFEOT OF PENS. A v it us provided wud seqdirsd | 5