Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 27, 1892, Page 2

N RN Pugs, Foodles, Terriers and Suoh Come in for Their Blue Ribbons, BEAUTIES WERE SHOWN SOME RARE Flundreds of Omaha People Throng the Hall Where the fench Show is Being flcidana Admice the Caniue Aristocrats, Yestorday was a banner day with the Ken nel club men. From the hour of oprning &t 10 a. m. until 10:30 o’clock last nizht Exposi- tion hall was crowdea with psople, It sssmed s 1f everybody was there to look at and com- yient upon the qualities of the vastassom- blage of pups of prova podigres. The show s the best oue ever heid west of Chicago, and s far as fine animals are concorned is the equal of the late Windy City exhivit, "The judging commencad at 11 o'clook and econtinued unul 5 p.m. De. M. H. Cryer tackled the little ones aud nad them racing about the south part of the rvingall the aftornoon. Thers were only tureo entries in theopen poodle class. B. I Lewis of Philadelphia showed Riglow, winner of two Canadiau and ono American pri He took tirst. Dr. 8. D. Dixon's Paris carriea off second money and H. S. MclLoon's Bubblebee recelved honoravble mention. Dellght of the Sports. Sporting men took & groat deal of 1terest nthe bull terriers’ race, as there were four special prizes up for theso dogs. Crisp won first ana got the special prizo offered for the bost bull terrier weighing over thirty pounds. The Duchess of York owned by George House took tirst in the challenge class for bull terrier femalos and also won two spocials for the best female weighing over thirty pounas. Bonnie Princess took socond money. M. Meagner of Galveston, ‘Lex., came out ahead in the raco for the best exhibit of not less than four bull torriers. Village Belle and Young Modoe, also” owned by Moagher, were marked V. H. C, ITn thepuppy class of this breed B. L. Childs' Queen won fiest monzy. In class 135, Daudy Dinmont terriers, Ar- thur Revs’ Meg was awarded first place. Among the Scoteh terriers Lho race was uot w very hard one, as there weroonlva few entries. Ashley Plug took firstand aspe- cial and Lovat second. Bonnie Lsech was very highly commended. Oaly threo of tho Irish terriers in the opan class showed up. Galtees was first and Dick second, Champion Breda Tiney took first in the oven class for females. 3 ‘I'he Rochells keanels sent Bloomfleld Sul- tan to competo with the black and tau He was an onsy winuer. Bnziish Lady, from the samo kennels, took firsl 1u the femalo challenge class. Again the Rochello peovlo camo up to the judgs for a blue ribbon won by Mary Monarch in the open black and tan class, & Sir Stafford L D, owned by C. A. Shinn, took first in the skyo terrier challonge class and Scotch Rose LD, by the samo owaer, carried off the honors in thockye terrier open class. i Minnie York wrested the biue ribvon from Mrs. H. S. McLoon’s Gypsev in tho York- shire terrier open ciass. The toy terriers attracted a great aeal of attention and tho ladies watched toe judging of this class with interest, Dismond, en- tered by F. 5. Wild, got first and Topsy Bird first in the female class, with Baby second. East Lake Curtis, owred by Mrs. M. M. Ballantine, wok first prize tn the pug chal- lenge class and Robin Hood, also owned by Mrs. Ballantine, second. Dr. M. H. Cryer’s champion pug, Bob Ivy, 1s merely on oxhibition and was uot in the race. Duke Howard got first in the open pug class and Tip Top second. Lady Bonsor won first among the pug females, 5 George H. Moore of Omaha ontersd King of Diamonds and Queen of Diamonds 1n the open olass of Blenheim spuniels and both animals won first places. g T. R. Piorson’s Keno won the Icalian groy- nound prize for dogs and F'lirt got nrst for the females. More P'rizes fo! Mr. Davidson opened his day’s work by commencing to judge the great Danes, Henry Boyer of Wilhamsburg, Ia., took first with his Favor and H. E. Wright of Kansas City second with Prince Victor. Tne Wol- verine kenneis of Detroit carried off tho rize for first money with Senta in the open lemule class. C. T. Carter of Omaha got first with his Dane puppy Tiger, and Juno, entered by Dr, Nicolai of Detroit, took the blue ribbon for the best female pup. Of course Jack Shepard, the famous blood- hound from Chicago, took the chalienge money. Ballinger’s deer hounds, Higland Makoy and Paul Potter, took first and sec- ond respectively 1n 1he open class. Champion Master Rich stiil holds his own in the challenge class and touk away first money. Snip won in the open class with Meroury u good second. Tho two Russian wolf hounds, Osniaday and Zinola, took the prizes o their classes, Eighteen well bred pointers came into the ring to compete for the money. Tuey made s fine showing and were greatly admired. Pommery II. got first in the challenge list for dogs and Rovelation firstin the same class for fomales, Lady Gay Spanker of the New Brighton kennels carried off the bonors among the challenwe females weighing less than fifty vounds, Loudoun got fivst in the open and IRock second. In the open for dogs under ffty five pounds Wiliam Hylands’ Birt walked away with the mouey while Don of Ossian took second, Enghsh setters came up next, and Benzine got firstand Max Noble second, Boach took the p.ppy morey with the pointers and Don second. ~Easter Lalv was judged to be the best female pointer puppy and was given the blue ribhon, Omaba Patsy was the winner in the Irish setter open class, Red Duke got secord place. lvanhoe, Duchess of Waverly, Maud of ‘Waverly ana Duke of Wellington all topk best money among the Gordon setters, Sam- son ana Amusement won first places in the field spaaiel races for challengo dogs Champion Little Duke took tue colors in the chullenge Beavlo $s and Joe second 1n the open. Guy Welton's Vunity wore away the bluo riobon for bewng the best Beagle femulo in the open cluss, aney Trefoll earried off the collie honors with the does, and Champion Cora 1L with the fewules 1n' the challenco class, Qpe of the evenls of tho altornoon was the presentation to Dr. Lewis, the owner of Fernwood Bruce ana lo, of a handsome horseshon wade of roses and labeled “Our Pots.” Colonel Juck Moynihan was the in- stigator of the scbewe. The doctor was naturally very much surprised as well as pleased.” Some of A. (. Shallenberger's Jady friends, stoppiue atthe Dollone, siso presented Alta Berna a handsome wreath of rosos, Big Dogs. BIG TRAY sHOOT, Shotgun Experts Poppi . and Live Targets Merrily. . The trap shooting tournament, which is booked for three days, under the manage- ment of W. E. Nason, opened up with most ' favorablo auspices on the new grounds ' moross the river this morning. that the weather was threatering vesteraay » moroiog, the attendance was very large, there beiug & big delegation of expert shots here from ‘abroad, Amony thsse wight be meotioned J. A. R. Elliott, the onampion of America, sud volder of the American fleld Charlie “'Chippey" the famous Des Moines professional Frank cup, of Kansas City; Bida &: all-round pleasant gontleman: nelly of Norfolk; K. D. and H. J. Trower of Kirgsley, 1a., fioe shots voth of thew; Ted Ackerman, the old-timer of Stau W. J. Way, Carson, Ia E. Stouffer, ex-secretary ol tbe State M. itaynard Bportmen’s uasociation, and of Graud Islana; Billy Dougias, Clarks: J. Woils, Columbus; G. B, Spets, ., H. Harrison, Grand [sland; ‘I R Hay- Deuver. Colo.; Dr. Portertield aud B, , Mickie, Hendersen, la., and & large num- of otuer o}.u.uy entbusiastic and well Wi Lrap shols. ho ::-;m on the nlnrd ru Muouloluu rocks, yords rise, for competi' o it mwfl.m , Wad sixtoen yards for those Q. ¥ Away at Dead Considering using 12-bores, §1.50 entrancs, threo moneys. The scorn: Withnell Kenned Chabbu Brucker Raynard Stoufter Havipson Trotter, ¥ Rinehart ... K lott., Foge.. .. Browor Ackeraun oy Port_ il Parmeieo Huslies Rood. 11100 i toad, John ot 1 ! Urotter, H. 3.0 10010 11011 1T1Hi—1 Budd 1L 1 -1 Keunedy and Budd divided first; Raynard, Bd T'ro Eilow and Parmeles second and those tied on thirweon, third. Tasrs wore ton other ovents, the most in- estiug of waich follow: Thoro wero tnirtcen entries in the live bird shoot, five birds to the man, thirty-ouo yards rise, two moneys, American associa tion rules. ‘I'he figacs 1 denotes a Kill with the first barrel, tha fizaro 2 with tao second and tho 0 a miss. ‘I'ne score Kennely Ackurman i ako 1 'rottor I D). Trotter Buda John Keed Foge Bruckor Withnell Portertield Parmoios Eilfott 3 1 w“ Tho ties ou 5 ana 4 divided the secoad moal Tho big shoot of tho rocks, 100 entrance, thres aividing, 'The score: Parmelen .. .. Rayn rd Portariield lott ¢ Ed Trotter Hrowoer Chubbuck John Ko Wayieeny Hauuter Blake ...... Huntsman 10111 1 10111 L 10111 1iii1 0101 0i1tL 11101 [T it 11011 AR 011111 1000 & 1 =14 11010—i2 -3 a 10111 1L 01001 first and as ten blue 5, the ties day money 10001 - 4 10001~ 5 - 0 1111110 o1t — 8 01 = =10 011119 of— 7 1L.00— 11 0ll— 7 00N—- 6 110 As is iuvariably the case, the miss-and-out 1ive bira snoot awakened more friendly riv- nd real interest than any other ovent. ore: Brueker Withoell J. Trotter ., 1. D, Recd Rinshart, Eilott., nieleo Ackerman E.D T Buad e esastsianne Davitiiess pat an ond to the sport, leaving Trottor, Porterfield, Read, Parmeleo and Budd a'tio on six straight. Theso five di- viaed the pot. Shooting will be resumed promptly at 10 this worning, thore being ten evants on the day’s card. il and Fitzsimmons to Meet. New Yorg, Oct. 256.—The directors of the Coney Island Athlotic club, West Brighton, decided to bid for the contest between Bob Fitzsimmons and Jim Hall, and Judee New- ton was authorized to offer & purse of 216,000, A cablegram, received at a late hour, saul Hall had been notitied and that he accepted the offer with the understunding that the fight take piace in April. [Miizsimmons witl be asked to siga the articles of agreement by Aleck Ureggains, Pulley Covers Copplo's Money. Suexaxpoan, Ia., Oct, 25.—To the Sport- ing Editor of Tue Be Please find en- closed draft to cover Mr. Copple’s forfeit of §25, tho race to be run in Omaha, November . for §100 a side, Shefleld rulés, and the wan to be chosen the day of the race to shoot the guu; also the stakonoider. If the raco should fail to maieriatize return this draft to me. G. A, PoLiey. T L0W.1 CHRISTLIN WOEKERS. Five Hundred Endeavor Soclety Members in Session at Cedar Rapids. Cepar Rarips, f[a, Oct. 26.—|Special Telegram to Tng Bee | —The seventh an- nual convention of the Christian Enaeavor society of lowa, with 500 delegates in at- tendance, is being held in this city. Today’s sess100 was taken up with the address of the president and various reports. The sccre- tary’s report showed the number of societies in Towa to be 810, an increaso of 183 during the past vear, The total membersuip is 81,084, Macleon-Young. Cannowr, Ia,, Oct. 20.—[Special to Tur Bee. |—PPaul M. Macleoo, editorof the Her- ald, and Miss Gertrude Young, one of the leading ladies in Carroll society circles, were married last evening at tho cesidence of H. W. Mucomver of this city, uncio of the bride. T'he wedding was onv of the wmost briltiant socioly events of the year. Nebraska's Crop Prospects. INavaLE, Neb., Oct. 28.—|Spocial Tele- gram to Tur Bree,|—Work was commenced this morning on a new §,000 elevator here, to bo erected by Charles Hunter, It will ve ready for grain about December 1. Tho grain business is looking up, ibere being more thun 100 ucres of winter wheat sown this fall to one acre heratofore, - - GUING BACK TO CHEYENNE. Messrs, Mercer and Wi Fuoe Wyoming Courts, Cuicaco, 1L, Oct, 26, —A, S. Mercer, the World's fair nommissionor from Wyoming was taken o jail todsy on a capis, which was 1ssued for him sterday. He was as- sigued 10 @ cell tn the debtors’ depaciment, as o was not ablo (o oblain the necossary £5,000 bail, Mercar is beiug sued for crim- fibel by Joka Clay, jr., of this city. It isan outgrowth of the celsorated Johnson couuty war. New Yonk, Oct. 26, —Goveruor Fiower today wrapted the requisition of the Wyoming authorities for Charies A, White, Victory for Utah M, Saur Lake, U, T, Oct. 20, —[Special Tele- gram 10 Tne Ben.|--The committee of the Chamber of Commerce appointed to confer with the railroad companies in regard to the alleged discrimination of rates, today made 1ts recort, ‘The railroad companies granted @ reduction in Lbrough rates of 25 per cent and in local urbitravies ot 4) par cont. The result will be an annual saving to the mer- chants of tnis territory of $500,000. —— WEATHER FORECASTS, ite Wil Have to hants, Falr, Northwest Warmer Winds Promised for Today aroN, 1. C., Oot. 20.—Forecast for or Nevraska—Fair; north- slightly warmer in central Wasin Thursday west winds; portion. For lowa—Fair; west winds; warmer in northeri portio: For the Dakotas — IPair; west winds; WArEr 10 extrowe eastern portions. Local Record, Orrice or Tue Wearaes Buge U, Omaua, Oct. 26. —~Owaba record of temuerature and rainfall compared with corresponuiug day of past four years: W xaey o slightly 180, 1501 L BIT W 4= §i2 802 @2 . 1890, 1880, 0= 352 Maximum temberature. Minimum temperiture. vorage tomperature..... 412 0= $0° 492 Precipitation .. 0 .00 .00 .00 Statement showing the condition of tem- perature and pracipitation at Omaba for the day and since Maren 1, 1592, comparad wilh the general average Norwal tomperaturs Deticienoy for the duy. 1. Deficiency singe Maren 1. Norual precipitation Defioleucy for the dar.’.. Deficioncy sinee Maroh 1. A 3.4 Inoh E. Lawrox, Omr\;‘u“r." OMAHA DAILY BEE {GOBBLED BY THE READING Property of the Boston & Maine Assim- ilatzd by the Pennsylvania Corporation. RAILROAD SEN:ATION OF THE WEEK President McLeod Now at the Head of Ons of the Most Important Traffic Sys- of the World—1ts Im= Advantages, toms mense Bostos, Mass., Oct. 28, —The big railroad combiuation, rumors of which have been in the air for somo time, was consummated today. President McLood of tha Reading road and Lis friends have secured control of tte Boston & Maine, and McLeod was today olected president of tho latter corporation. The Reading and aliied lines will distribute their immense mershandise and coal trafie over the Boston & Maine. It is said that for several wouths the alliance has been under consideration by Mr. MelLeod, who was reluctant to tako upon himsell cares aud rospousivilities other than those now resting upon him, put after ook e over tho situation carefully and believing snch un alliance would bo greatly to the ad- vautage of votn properties, L decided to take hold. The Boston & Malne has a larze water front on Boston harbor and is building the largest grain elovator in tne Uaited States, which will be equal in capacity to all the other elavators in Bosten combined. The two corportions have an aggregute mileagzeof cver 9,000 miles und carry upon their pay rolls over 130,000 employes, IPriends of tho Philadelphia & Reading company have also obtained control of the New York & New Englaod railroad. ‘I'hese important railway connoctions, in addition to the Poughkeepsie bridgs, now aiso in con- trol of the Roeading, gives that system its own channels of access to Now Bagland and the Cacadas, BOOMING A NEW mo Which » Britlsh Columbla talist 15 Promoting In Chicago. Cnicaao, 1L, Oot. 26.—Henrv Croft, mem- ber of parliamnat from Hritish Columbia, is in the city getting Chicago capitalists inter- ested in a schsme to build a new Canadian intercontineatal road. Ho hus already boon remarkably successful aud it is expected that over 5,000,000 will be pleaged here to further the outerprise. Tho proposed new road is to be known as the Canada Western and will ba 1,050 miles long, opening thous- ands of square miles of good erazing, timber, agricultural and mining lands, T'he surveys have niready been muiae aud the British Pa- cific Construction company, incorporated at Victoria with a capital stock of $5,000,000, is ready to commence work as soon as the land grants have been secared, which will proba- bly be next mouth. According to Mr. Croft’s statement, tho coustruction company will build the ratiroad from Victoria to Seymour Narrows, on Van- couver icland, and from Butt inlet, on tho mainland, through the Chileotin, Crino and Pacitic river counties up to the Yellowaead pass, 'The cost is estimated at $28,685,000, including the ferry at the Narrows, but i is oxpected that the sale of land will amount to $43,122,500, to which may be added the cash subsidy ol the dominion government ot $3,200 per milo, 5,344,000 in all, making the total assets $16,84 . Besides, the rrovincial government has guaranteed $6,- 000,000 to $10,000,000 interest on land grant bonds; the city of Victoria guaraatees divi- dends on treasury stock of §2,000,000 and the terminals worth '$1,000,000 more, while other benefited towns ave auxious to aid the enter- prise. ROAD, Cupl- Prosperity of the At Officials of the Atchison, Toveka & Santa Fe¢ are particularly pleased with tke report to be laid before the annual meeting of stockholders at Toneka tomorrow. It 1s ona of tke most favorable raports ever made by that company, presenting 4 marked contrast to the rather discouraging financial state- ments of recent years. During the first nine months of this year the gain in wross earn- ings has amounted to 2,243,051 This increase, it 1s claimed, is largely due to tho natural development of the territory traversed by the road, and 1s not the result of excep‘ionally favorable cir- cumstances. Consequently there 1s occasion to believe that tha presen® prosverity of tho company will continue, It is not expected, however, toat even under such circum- stances tho Atchison will return to a pay- ment of dividends within the next.ycar or two, Like the Rock Island, it will. no doubt, devote a large portiou of 1ts earaings to improvements befors bezianing Lo dis- tribute the profits to stockholders. The Freight Blockade, A blockado that seems to ba growing more serlous every day 13 intorforing with east- bound shipinenis of grain, Several roads havo issued instructions to their western agents te receive no more eastbound freignt until further orders. The Chicago, Milwiu- kee & St. Paul has orders for 4,000 cars which 1t cannot furnish, and the other roads aro fast getting into the same prodicament. The only way to reliove the situation 1s to refuse to take new business until the lines are clearsd of the accumulated freignt, and this is the covrss that is now belag adopted. hison. s RUMORED EXPRESS CHANGES, Now the Talk is That the surlington Wil Conduct 1ts Own Business. For months past the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad has bren cousiering the advisability of conducting its own express business, which undoubtedly has occasioned tho rumors prevalent in express circles that a chauge from the American o the Wells- Fargo company was contemplated, Burliugton ofiicials have, during the past year, felt that they were uot recaiving the tonnage from tne Wells-Fargo company that thoy deserved, and the old idea of taking care of their express business was vevived. But as the Burlington people realized that should they undertake the management of their expross business their tonnage would fall considerably bslow the present, they began to cast about for a reasoa to iucrease their present receipis and the rumor that they were contemplatinz a change in express companies muy be attributud to that roud. Mr. L. A, Garoer, suporintendent of the American Expr corapany, when ques- tioned by @ Bee reporter, sald: **This talk of 0bauge always arises when contracts are about to expire. But there is nothiug in the rumor that the Wells-F'argo company has re- oceived the contract to haul the express on the Burlington east of the river next year. In faci, everyihing points to the same ami- cable arranpoment as at present exists. Too American will continue to look afterthe busi- ness east of the nver, the Welis-targo com- pany west of Pla‘tsmouth. Of course, 1 have known for some time that the Burlington peo- ple bave been considering the proposition of conducting their own express business, but when they have cousidered what & loss Lo Lheir line this would entail I think they have glven the matter up. As far as the Welis- ["argo aud American companies are con- cerned, thoy have no fight aud you may say that 1t 1s my judgment that nochange will be made this year nor for many years Lo come, The business now is equitably divided, we are at peace with the F'argo company and any ohango would be looked upon with misgivin by the stockholders of both companle These reports must ve expected yearly, but WL present there 1s 10 ground to base an idea upon that @ change is contemplated.” Stoppiug Stopover. Tie iR Island is out wn & circular an- nouncing that stopovers will not be allowed on any ticket after November 1 oo all its lines. This action is In accordance with an agroement made by all roads in the Tran: missour: association and shows the trend of railroad opinion as to the advisability of having passengers mwke continuous passage. Westorn Trafc Faueral Notice. Chairman Walker has issued his final letter stating that the Western I'raffic association, in view of its adjournment without date recently, is dead, and that matiers brought 10 its atteation snoe Ootober 33 ure the same as if thoy had nover ppen brought. But the chairman forgot to gphounce that his satary of §35,000 por year/ddd the salaries of tho commissioners, $10,000 per yoar, would con- tinue until the end’ of - the "coutract, A snap that is the envy of almost evory railroad man in the country. i While the Western Trafio assoclation, through fts advisdry board, has coased to oxist, Chairman [iadiey coutinues m tho saddle, as well as Chairman Caldwell, but as for tha other ussociatiins, they are vrepar- ine for their burial shrouds, to be donned after November I, Minneapolis ey Blockaded, MisyesroLts, MinfgOct. 2. —The short- ageof cars that Lss ibeon generally com- piained of througheus: tho wes: is a serious drawbuck to the grain trado of this city. The wheat is piling up in tho elevators of every line of importance in the city and the millers aro feelicg the disndvantuge in the sccumulation of flour on the miils' floor. Tue greatest suf- ferers aro the elevator men and snippers alou the Milwaukee road, particularly along the Hustings and Dakota branch. ‘Tue report was currant this morning that there were between 400 and 5)) cars now on tho track betweon Minneapolis and Aberdeen Weiting for motive powor to move them. The Northwestern rond has enough en- Rines, but is reported apout as short of cars asany of the otkers. The elevators of the VanDusen line are pretty well filled and ut places it is necessary to stop buyine because there is no room for the wheat. The North- ern Pacitic road 1s now mich_better ale to supoly cars than it has been for some timo past, but AHs is principaily because the shipping has fallen off. Exoerts who have boen through the country sav that about 70 per cent of the crop has already been shippod. The Great Northern lincs are, if possible, worse off than tho Milwan- keo. The talk on ‘change this morning was 0 much of their equipmont was being cm- ployed in pushing their lines to the Pacido coast that there was not enough left to carry the grain for the northwest. 'The damage to the trade is said to_extond to the fact that tho grain mon are locked out of the uso of their money for several weeks in the deluy in shi ments. The :eeling is general, how over, thut matters cannot be maae worse, ana they are exneeted to mend soon. Carmen In Secret Sossion. MixyEiroLts, Minn,, Oct, 26,-~The board of managers and directors of the Order of Railway Carmen of Awerica was in secret session bore today. The report of the grand secrotary wos presented, It showod reports from 144 lodges in the United States, Canada and Mexico, and 14,000 members iu good standing. The quastion of federation with the other railway employes' organizations was con- siderea und full authority to act in the matter was bestowed upon the grand chiot and tho grand secrctary. Plans, therefore, are under consideration, which, it is said by theso oMcers, will now accowplish that long desired result. The board considered also the differences between the employes, members of tho order, and tho Santa e and the St. Louis & San Francisco roads, and gave authority to tho grand chief to act in tho matter. and he will #£0 there and consider the trouvle. Tue de- sire is to effect an amicable settlement af possible, Catifernia SAN Praxcrsco, Cal., 2 meetiug of the trafii¢-ussociations of Califo: nia was beld today. Mdnager Leeds in his report of the work acgomplished by the asso- ciation during the year, smia: “Tho orcani- zation of the Grace lino of clivper ships and their eunrantee by merohants of this city is one of the results of tha work of the asso- ciation. It is now an assared success and 18 & move in the direction of the establishment of legitimate competition by sea. ““I'he organizatior of the San Francisco & Salt Lake railroad 16°bhiild a road from this city to Salt Lake, Utab, aud occupy tue val loy of this state, i another work in which wo have taken an activg part. Its effoct for good upon tho commerce of this whole coast will bo more far reaching than all othov things combined. {Such a road would pre- pare the wav for us to take full advantagh of the great Nicaragua canal when completed.” ations, The annual Diod from'the shock. A very remarkable déath is reported by G. L. Ely, a Pullman conauctor who runs be- twesn Omaha and Poriland, Oro. Mr. Elv reached Omaha yesterday. On thetrain was thecorpso of Mrs. Alfred I, Ide, whoso hus- band 1s an engineer on the Oregon Short Line and resides at Pocatetlo, Idaho. His train was recently ditched and's_report be- camo current that Mr. Edo was kilied, His wife, who was 1n fraii health, heard the re- portana never recoverod from the shovk, ayiug a few days later of heart failure. On the train that arrivod here today were hor husband and her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Goodnough of Stuart, Ia., where Mrs. iZdo’ will ve buried. Sold to the Southern Pacific, Garvistox, Tex., Oct. 26.—The news is given out bere tonizht on unauestioned autherity that the San Antonio & Aransas Pass road has boen sold to tho Southern Pacitic, the deal having been effected in New York a fow days ago. ‘I'ne wransfer will be formally made January 1. Railra General J. R. Buchanan of the Elkhorn has returned from Chicugo, W. L. Stannard, gencral agent of the Northwestern at Salt Lake, was an Omaba visitor vesterday. Stewart Marks, secretary of the Standard Aceldont Tnsuranco company of Detroit, was in the city yesterday. W. M. Burgard, general agent of the Northwestern at Buffalo, was in tho city yesterday and left for the west during the afternoon. The Union Pacifio took out a special train esterday morning from Kansas City con- ining eastern delegatos of the Woman's vistrian Temperance union enroute to Denver. ———— AMUSEMENT ‘The audience that "was present at the tes- timonial concert given to Miss Carrie Maude Pennock at the Boyd opera house last night was 1n itself a compliment to the personality of thesinger. KEvery box and nearly all the seats in the auditorium were occupied, and Ouwuha's best society was well represented in the throng. ‘['he performance could not fail to be enjoy- ablein view of the well known uperiority of the partivipants andjthe audience was en- tuusiastic 1n bestowing Its [favors of ap plause. Miss Pennock appeared in three numbers and was each time obliged to vespond to an enthusiastic recall, Her voice showed raro cultivation, aud the, taste with which sbhe rendered mer 7 Yselection could hardly be eriticlsed, pleasing feature of her sirging the perfect enuneiation which 0 the words as aistinct as the melodys ¢ $ler first effort wa: 80 urig from ‘*“I'annbanger,” Wagner'a czle- brated opera, followhd by *“'Twas April” and “Snowfiakes.” I'f§o§o sclections afforaed her an excellent schpg,in which to display the thrilling sweetness of her voico 1n the more delicate passages 58 woll as its strength I3 AMUSEMENTS. POPULAR Famam Street 'Bhedler, *bih Thursday, Friday, $atifrday Mat. and Eve. ONLY TWIN ITW N THE WORLD, WILLARD — NEWELL — WILLIAM — _THE OPERATOR. Farnam Straet Theater | " Edibes One Week, Commengibg Sunday Mat, Oct 30, DORE DAVIDSON MISS RAMIE AUSTEN GUILTY WITHOUT CRIME, Matinee Wednesday. Saturday Matinee n EA CURED. BY ELECTRICITY. Send 10 CENTS for our 1001 “ELECTRO-MED- ICAL THEORY AND PRACTEC BB BLISS, lowa FALLs, Lowa. URSDAY OCTOBER 27, 1892 ] and purity In the higher registers, I To vesponse to an__ encoro sbe sang “I'hrough the Kissing (ate.”” In tho secona part Miss reanock sang & duo with Mr, Jules Lumbard, and lator an aria from “Sampson wed Delilab,” and & “Spring Song" by Weil. Mrs Heory D. Estabrook sang several solections with her usual :aste, aud Captain Kinzio gave *Tno Last Watcn'' and “Quoen In response to an encora he saug “The Girl of Kilaare" with especial Lumbard Verdi's cojobrated opera Fear uo Fos.” On rocall tho old ballads, in the rendit excels, “The Low Backed Cart Tho instrumental featuras of the program consisted of violin selections by Mr. Burt Butler and piano solos by Horr Edward Heaselbere, “In Felic “Eenan and 1 ho gave one of 1 of which he sang from - . PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, Dr. M. B, Merchants, Jndge Wade Gillis of ‘Dekaman was in the city yesterday. Dr. V. 0. Wodishek and wifo of Schuyler are at the Paxton, F. H. More and wifo of Kearney are stop- ping at tho Merchants, New Yorx, Oct. 26 to Tne Bee (—Umnlm: Plaza hotel; W. Robinson, N. B. Falconer, buyer for N. B. Ialconor, Windom; M. Gannor, Hotel Savoy. Cricaao, i, Oc Special Tolegram to Tur Bee.|-The foillowing Nebraskans rezistered nero today: Wellington—Charles Metz, Omaba, Loland—A. K. Hutchinson and wife, H. Cartan, Omaha, Paimer Mr.and Mrs. Zahving, Nobraska: Hannah Lioeds, Lincolu; Mes D. Luudy, H. L. Rauey, Omaha, McCroll of Norfolk is at the [Spoctal Terogram R. Newman, St. Denis hotol! eneral Stevenson'a letterof acceptance will Ve maudo public this woek, probiably toduy. Genernl Flaeler, ehiot of ordnineo, has subs mitted to the War department his annual report. Warrants o uncertakers tasy . Wisconsin democrats will foree the distriot apportiontient bl through the stato logisia- ture and adjourn sine doo toduy. A niob atte n notorious burclar at 1 vietim wa out for fifty t violating the f; Icht Kuansas leral antis ro 1t their intended way by the sheril. At Louisville, Ky., Sidney Lee, aged 20, com- mittol snicide because the parents of his sweotheart, Miss Dacie Leo, objcted to his suit, Hiram Gottschalk of Readin v one of the victims of yesterday's aceident on the Readinz. Ho Is not only alive but hids fuir to recover. In sew York it is officially stated that No- vomber coupons on the sgcond mortea o Donds of tho Peoria, Decatuc & Evansville rond witl bo paid The steumer Britonnia, from Bos Tust. struek off Cips Sable, No I Not consid- . adangzerous position uniess w heavy storm should arise. Crew safo y lande |, At Detriot, Mich., John Grifia, asatlor. w ested wud locked upon compliint of Cha v Burt, charcod with false registration. He gave a fict tions address to the board. 3y the premature exnlosion of 2 blast in a cutut Ro « Gicon on the Ponnsy vanit rail- way Anthony Girard w s instantly killed and Erank Passole and Vincent Oorrelso fatally injured. At St. John, N. I, details show that the gale’ ruzing severe, The coist was devastated and te vessels are either lost or missing and twenty two lives wero iost, Mrs. Whitelaw Reld, accompanied by her dauszhter and her miid. left New York for Wiashington to attend the funeral of Mrs. Harrison Mr. Reid will ulso attend the funeral service at the wuite house. The Wilmington. Del., police havo roarrested Richurd Riley on suspicion of boing the muz- derer of Kate Duzan. Two men positively deelare him to be the man they Saw with Katie during the night of the murdcr. At a meoting of the World's fair national commissioners the question of seilinz liguor on the srounds was discussed 1 finnily Jeft 10 the | 1t is unde t it wiil b cufos and res " Williard of the Man asricuisural colleze has returned from Phils 1ips county with a meteorite which ho secured ast weel, ‘The meteorite welzhs about pounds and 18 the largest one ever foun the stats John W. Robinson. stato agent of the North- western Mutual Life Iusurance company of Milwaukee, committed suicido in that eity by Shootinz himself In the mouth With a pistor. Tt is thought that ho committed suicide b his boarding house whilo brooding over his il health. At Moorohoud, Wylie Tolltver, who cr-floward wer, near connty., Sund died. Sam Howard isexpected to dio nlso, The old grudeo which fanned the fire into a blazo whs the killing ot Constablo Howard by the noted outlaw Con Tipton, some years ago. in bal- IKy., in Lliiott Forelgn, Intense'y cold weather prevails In Seotland. ‘The loehs in Perthshire are covered with thick fce and snow lies deep on the mountains. vere current in the I' of Deputies to the e was_surrounded and in o ench Teet Ly the eritical con- that Colonnl enemy in dition At Vienna the fouading of the A Dodas Dahomey 200th anniversary of the demy of Art was celo- brated by the un of amemorial tablet Emperor Francis J and Hon, I the American minister, were present. London Truth announces thut the German emperor, because he was angry S0me senti- nels stationed at Potsdam for faiting to recoz- nizo tho empress, has ordered that her por- trait be hung in every barrack room in Ger- miany. The Russian Navigation company Is about to have constructed three new steamers each of 500 cupacity, 1o be built on desizus fur- nished by the Russian war oflice and to be subsidized by the Russian government as fast cruisers. At the geographleal congross ut Madrd Senor Repartez ur -ed Suain and Portugal and the South American states to establish an ef- ficient steamship service betweon their home ports and_the colonies in order to cement the existing cordlal relations, In Canade en order in conncil has been passed repealing the order of some woeks nzo, forbidding the importition of rags from Great Britain. This 15 welcomo news to Canuda n pufacturers of paper, who have experi- © od considerable difliculty in ecetting th necessary supply ot rags for their business since the original order was passed. Flavoring Extracts NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS. Of perfect purity— Of great strength— Economy in their use. Flavor as delicately and deliciously as the fresh fruit, Vanilla Lemon Orange TAMUSEMENT =, s]‘ NEW HEATER, ATT NTION! Friday, S8aturday, Bunday, Oct. 28, 20, 30. Ladles' and Children's Matines Suturday, IARMING ——- PATTI ROSA JOE CAWTHORN MAURICE DARCY, And u Superb Cast. Friday, Saturda v'ngs KDULLY VARD[:N und Maturaay Matines | Suoday Night MISS DIXIE | Si¥ ertoruance. Hoth Plays by Charles T. Vincent. Rox sheetsopen Thursday moruing at usual wricos. WON and Bijou Theater, THIS WEEK, ' v 3 1 oB. and the Grand Erocit ARSHCCOMRANY, o THE DANITES. 20 GBNERAL ADMISSION, BO HIG DATTI ROSA. 20c¢ Paubmitted to s dd cleciors the fssuine PAVING BONDS, Proolamation and notica of submission to the electors and lozal voters of the oty of Omaha of the quostion of Issuing the bonds of the city of Omaha fn the sum of e hundred thov nd dodars (810,000 to fOF Lhe cOSL Of PAVINE. tepaving or mae- izing the interseotions of stroets and cox opposite alloys In sa'd clty. wnd o the cost of pavinz In front of roal estato tsubject to nssosement of special taxes fOr PAVING PUFHOSOS To the electors and lezal voters of the city of Ornhin 1. Goorga I Bomis, mayor of the city of O naha, dodssuo this, my proclam «t on, and Ly the 8uthority vested 1 mo .8 sach mayor A0 heroby € vo pubii to the eiectors nnd lozal voters of the city of Omah | that u ceneral eloction wiill be hield in satd clty on Tuesd iy, the eighth day of Novemboer, 180} for tho purposc of submitting to sald electors and jegi voters the question and proposition, foliowing, to-wit nall bonds of the oity of Omaha In tio sum of ono hundred thosand dodars ($100,000 be fssued for the purposn 0f by ins the cost o DAV NZ FEpAVIAZ OF wacadanizn s the fnter SOCHIONY O SEroets nnd spices opposite | ey Insadeity, or paving the cost of pavingin FONL OF Faitl 6SLAT RO SUbjec 10 nssossmiont Of Speeinl taxes for Davine pury s Londs 10 Fin not more than twenty (2)) yoears and to boar {nterest pay ibie somi-tnnunily AL rite not excesding five per cont per an num, with coupons att ched, to be calied “Paving bonds. wnd notto be sold for loss thin par, the procacds of wiien siall (o o for o ot PUEPOSO than Paying the cost of pavine, TepAVIng or mincadam zing the futersections of streets and spaces opposite alleys in sid eite, or in front of real estate not subject to asasssment of special taxes for poviiz pur Dose? The s 1d question wnd proposit on shall be Ties i e proper form provids i by Inw for offic al al ots, with tho WOrds *Yos" o' printc . tiereon. Al of suid ballots having in =N ek follows i1 Uhe WOrd “Yes” shall ba counied in favor of issulng said bonds, and atlof said ballots havingun X" njark folloy Not shalt b counted wnd con nst [ suid bonds The pors shiatl bo open the day of s eloc- ton atel Wt o'clock {n the mornine wind shall continue opon until six o'eloek in tho evening Of tho samo iy at tho respective voting Dlaces, us follows the word d s ag FIRST WARD, ist S E cornel sireet g nd Distrier <N WOrth streets. Grd DIStrict-N streots, 4th District -8 E corner 15th and first, 'nmihl of Plerco stroet th District= North Slde of Pacific stroot bo- |\r_v( ‘I;l'lll E |4|7I“§lrul'|tl i Bty Istriot—kast side of 6 stroo! P south of) Pacic stroet, L IDer T1h D strict—s E corner of Park Witd ave TSRS nerof Park Wild avenus S Distriot-S W co a Hie o rner 101l and Hiskory sookh DIstrict—§ W corner 0th and Ceuter 1ith Distriot—N W corn stroots 1ith District—N streets, Distriot Tthownd Marey w 1 rorner Sth and Loaven- corner 12th and Jones loy orth nod Banceroft corner 13th and Viuton BECOND WARD. Ist Distriot—N e AR o W corner 14th w 2 Distelct streots, dra Distriot- N Worh streots. el 1th District—S W corner 2)th g worth stroets, R e i Dstrict-§ 1 Worth stroets, Gth District—F st opposite Popplete Tth District—-s streets Sth Distriot straots 9th Distrlet—N 1 coruer Sixtee d Cen- (b Diste xteenth and Cen Lth District—N W corner 2:th an 11ih Distriet—S E oorner 20th and Bancroft streo 120 2 corner 15th und o gl uer 15th and Vinton Sth District—S W strects 1ith District—N F o avenue, and Jones cyrner 13th and Pacitio S W corner av aven 8 corner 23d and Leaven- sldo of South 2)th strect, a v corner 16th and Pierce S 15 corner 14th and Willinm dorea 5 Doreas istrict—N corner 13th und Valioy r20th and Boulovard THIRD WARD. 1st Distrie W coraer 12th and Chle: strees. oo Distriet=N W corner 1ith and Davenport d_District—South side of Capltol avenuo near (west of) 1th streot, 4th District—West sido of 12th veen Douglus anid Dodie strests. th District—N 12 cornor wwtn and Capitol avenue Gl District—: stroots. (ith District—S E-corner 11th and Dousias Strects, Sth District—N T streots. Uth District—8 E corner 10th and Howard streets. 0 street, be- E corner Uth and Harnoy orner 15th and Jackson FOURTIU WARD, 1st District—-N W corner 17th and Davenpor: stroots. 2nd Distriot—N W corner 22nd and Davenport stroots. srd Distrie streets, and Dodzo 4th District—D 17th and Dodge strects, 5th Distriot—N E corner 17th and Harney strects. 6th District—N W coraer 20th and Douglas stroots. 7th District—N W coraer 2ith street and St Mary's avenue. Bth District—S W corner 20th streot and St. Mary's avenuo. 9th District—East side of South 10th street, boween Hurney street and St Mary's avenue. 10tk Distriet—=N W corner 18th and Leaven- Worth strects. 1ith Distri Mary's uvenue, FIFTH WARD, Eust sileof Sherman opposite Manderson street. Znd District—S £ corner Sherman and Wirt street. Srd Distriet—S W corner Sharman and Lake streot. ath Distriet—N W corner and Grace street, 5th District—S W corner 17th streets GOth District—East sido of Sherman avenue about 3)) feet north of Nicholns street. 7th District—S E corner 16th and streets. B District—N W stroots. 9th District—N E corner 15th and Casy strests. 10th District—East side North 17th street be- tween Culifornia and Cuss strests. 11ith Distriet—8 E coruer 18th and strects. N W corner 25th E corner W corner 17th strect and St. Ist District avenuo avenuo avenuo Sherman avenuo and Charles 1zard corner 16th and Burt Cass SIXTH WARD, 1st District—8 E corner 24th streot and A avenue. 2na_District- Grand avenue, drd District—N 12 streets. 4th Distriet—S W corne; oy W corner Zoth street und corner 45th and Graut r2ith and Manderson stroets Bth Distriet— ouh District stroets. 7th District =N W corner sLreets. Kuh District =N B corner 27th and Burdetto streets. 9th District=N E corner sLroets. 10th District—N W corner strests. 1ith Distriet—8 streots. 12th Distriot—S streets, 2 corner 21th and Wizt streots, W ocorner sird and Parker 24th wad Corby 2md hund and Grant uklin W corner 24th and Franklin W corner 22nd ano O SRYENTH WARD, 15t District—S W coruer 2sth strecis. 2nd Distric Popbletor ard Distr Woolworth avenue. sth Distriet—N W corner 20Ul stroet and Arbor street. oth District—South side of Vinton strect nonr (eust of) south &4 avenue. 6th District—S I coruer #th avenuo and Poppleton avenue, 7un District—N W cornor #ith BLrOOLA. and Mason cornor 20th avenue and corner 20th street and and Francls EIGUTH WANRD. 15t District—Enst side of “th streot near (south of) Chinries strect 2l District-Wost ald i of) Paul st % O e A et N W' Gorner 20th wnd Nioholas troots, e atriot—N I cornor 20th and OCumiog | sLrents. ¢ sth Distriot—West side of North near @orth of) Cuming street. Gth District—8 E cornor 22d and Burt streets. Tt District—8 W corner 0th and Cass streots, of 23d street near 2th street NINTH WALD, 156 Disteior—3 W corner 420 and C S htriot—N W corner 40th and © strovts. ¥ 50 Distriot—N E sots. o Distriot—Norih slae of Daveuport strest | near (wist of) North i wvenue. 5th distriet—8 E coruer dlst Dodeo sireet. 6ih District—8 W corner yaekson atreot. witness whereof 1 have Lorennto set my T e ranvar of it 'civy of Onana, (his 7 f Oztober, 1862 MR QAx of Garaliag, Hi 118, Mayo ¥ Attest: Jous Gioves, City Clerk. ol g ming corner 40th and Farnsm avenue and I uvenuo sod | To sll owners of lots or parts of lots ou Shirley stroot from 2sth strect Lo 20tk avenie | clared necossary July 2. 1802 approved July 28, I8, You are further requirod by law. wo wiil on the 3d day of vember, 1892t _the hour of 10 0'cloek in morning at tiho oMce of Oharies I' Bon s 156 Dodeo street within the corporato |mite of $41d clty, moot for the purpose nt considers g and m 1kin: nssessmont of damage 1o the OWNOPS Fospectively of suld ty affocted DY mafd erading, taking into conslderation specinl benefits, 1t ang. You aro hereby notie fied 1o he presont At tha time and place afor sald und make any objection to or statements concernini said ASSESSIENLOL damages a8 you muy considar propir CHARLY TANMES JOUN | Comnt Oct S I RENTAMIN, STOCKDALY AU {too ot A)iprais Neb., iy Ll SEWER BONDS, tlon and notice ot sul Proctn Omha of the qu ot s the city of Onviha in the amount of one hun drod thousand doiies (100,000 to pay for the construction ind matntenanco of sewers it tho eity of Oniaha To tin electors and Ol I Georzo I'. Bomis, mayor of the city O, (o fssue th s my procinmntior Ly the duthority veste i me a8 su-h do hierehy ive public no 1 e i voters of the ity general sloction wiil be held e 1saion to the the, ety of ogal voters of (he city o In 4 ay the olehith day of Novemier. Purpose of submitting to sald electors nn jeral voters the question ana proposition fol Towing. to-w .t “Shail bonds of the elty of Omala i th i ot onn hundred thousand doilar 00 000) bo fssued for the constraotion an MAintnanee of SEWErs, o Fun not more thi TWONLY (2] VO 175, 10 (FAW 1010rest ot to o3 ceed five percent per annun, with {nteres nd not 1 by sol couons inneed thereto, 0r [0ss than par 1o Drocesds from the sul thereof to b expended for the constructio Nl madnteninee of sowers in the eity o Omahia, nnd the procecds thoreo not to be di VOELEd from the o0 jets therein speeitivd, Tho sid question atd proposition shall be submitted 10 S Glectors ent ro in the proper by duw for officinl buiiots, with O printed tereon. Al o said bullots Naving i X" e followin e the word Y ES shall be connted n- favor ot ssu i i il of said hatots mark foilowing the word coantod i considered 1 of sald honds, shail he open on the duy ot election ateleht o'elock in the morning and shiudl continue open until six o'clock i thd pvening of tho same dav ut rospeetive voting pinces. us follows: VIS T WARD, B corner W ¥ sad T wn N shall A ginst ) e pol sl the U Distriot streeta, “nid Distelor =N WOrLh sireots ird “Distei itrocts, 4ih Distriot -8 F cornor 13th an “onth of Plorco streot. S L Sth Distriot et sido of Pact - Lo GLh and Gi stroots. i ith Distriot Ao of stroe JSth Distriot Ido of 6th stroct noar Tt D 8 criet na Willinm st SthDistriol— streets, Oth Distriet-s trocts, ©th Districi—=N W fth and Marcy cornor $th and Loavon- -N E corner 123th and Jones rot Park Wild avenue. V. vorner 10th and Hickory W corner 6th and Ceuter Lt sorner 9th wnd Baueroft tith District=N I corner 13 d Vintox s 1 oruer 1th und Vinton 8EOC N W D WARD, corner b District 1iti und Jon You are hereby wotilied that the under signed three disioterested freoholders of tho eliy of Omaha have boea duly sppolntod by the mayor with the approval of the eity coun- cll of sa d city to assess tho daimage of the ownors poapooilyely of 1o property wfectod Dy the chauge of grade of Shirley sirect de- District strocts. Sra D WOt Streets ith Distriot vorth atroets, 5L 1) worth strevts. Gth Distrer-T st sid pposite Poppleton o ve. “th District—S I cor treots, wth District trovts fth Distriet orstreet s, Uth Distriet—N W corner 2) A {rastas er 2th and Doreu: {ih District~S E coraer 20th and Baneroti} trents, 2ih Dis 1] rots. 1sth 1 irects, i Distrle wonue. -N"W S W corner W corner 1ith and Paelf 18th and L S W cornor 2th and Loaven er 2d and Leaven- of South 2t strect er 10th and Plerc L cornor 1th and Willlam N E coraer Slxteonth and Gen- rict—N B corner 1hth und Vintor striet—8 W corner 13th and Valley -N Ecorncr 20th and Boulovard THIND wARD, 1st District—8 W corner 12th and Chicasc treots, 20 District reet 3d_District—South side of 1ear (West of) ith streel. / 4th District—West sido of 12th ween Doug Dindze streets Sth District—N E cocner lith ivenue N W corner 14th and Divenpor! Cnpitol avenuc street, b und Capltol Gth District—N E <treats. K th Dixtrict—$ B corner 1ith and Douglay sth District—N E treots. th Distriet—8 ¥ corner 10th and Howard & streets, 18 FOURTI WARD. % it District—N W corner 17th and Daveupors’ stroets, {1 “ud Distriet— troeis, drd Distp ots, 4th District streots, b Distriot—> Teets, Ouh Distriet=N W coraer 20th and Douglas troots, “th Distriet—N W coracr urv's nvenue Sth District dary's avenuw Uk Distriet ) rno; Distrct YOrUL streets 1th District *V's avenue. N W cornor 22nd and Davenport,e ct=N W coruer 2th und Dodgo N E corner 17th and Dodgo E corncr 17th and Haroey 20th street and St. 3 W corner 20uh streot and St Enst sile of South 19th streer, street nod Stary's avanne. W eorner 15th and Leavon- SW i corner 1ith street and § FIFTH WANRD, Ist District—Tast siloof Shermun 1ppos.te Munderson siroet “nd Distric:—8 B corner Sherman wnd Wirt. stroet. ird District-3 W 1d Like streo th District—> ad Graco street. Sth Distriet-—5 W strocts Gth Distriet~East sidoof &L Whoutd) feet north of Nicholus street, th District—8 B ¢ ioth and strects. b District=N W 16th 61 District—N stroets i9th District tweon Cuiifornin ih bistriet streots. venuo avenus corner’ Sherman avenuo W corner Shorinan avenue corner 17th and Charles 1 avenuo Lzard Burt r cornor and E cornor 15th and Ouss it side North 17th stiect bee 10 Ciss streots £ corner 18th wnd s Ouss WARD, FIAT 18t District -8 E corner 24th streot and Aujes Wenue. _ 2ud W corner 26th street and E cotner 45th and Grant troets. 4th Distriet—$ W corner 2ith and Ma stroets ath District il Distriot stroets. Tth District—N SLroots Kb District—N 1 cornor 27th and Burdetto stroois. h District—N L corner pots. th District treots. 11th District streets. 120k Distrlet—8 W corner stroets, W corner 2th uad Corby 2md wnd Grant N W corner 25th and Franklin u § W cornor 24th and Pranklin 20 ano Clari BEVENTH WALD, tst Disirict=8 W coruor 25th and strocts, ;5 piug Distriok= N Papleton BVE e a4 District—8 W Woolworth svenuo. ith Distriot—N W hor 81 reet W Disir near (eist of) south 6th Distriot—S 1 Poppleton avenue. 7in District N W corner streets. Mason 20th avenue and nd corner corner Sth s corner il street und A 1—Sonth side of Vinton 20 wyenue. corper Wth aveune and strect #th und Francls EIGUTI WARD, 15t District-East side of 6L streot nesr il of ) Cliries street i1 District—West side of wouth of) Paul strect. iri Disirict=N W core streots . 4th Disteiet—N 24 street neur “0th uné Nigholes corner 20th and Cumiog Wost side of North 2ith stiect newr (morth of) Cuming street. -5 E corner 22d und Burt stroct Gth District—-8 W corner @ih and Cas strects, NINTH WAKL, st Instrict=8 W cornor 520 and Cumin: sLreots. 2d Distriot=N W coruer 40th and Ouwl stroet y 4d District=N E corner 4uth streot, 4th District—Norib slde of Dayvesport strec near (west of) North #2d uvenie Sih distrioi—S E corner dlst aveuue and Dodee streot. 6th District—8 W coruer 20th Juckson street. In witness whereof [ hitve herennto set 10 hand s aid elty of Omuha this 17th o, or, 180, o GEO. ¥, BEMIS, Mayor test: Jous Guoves. Clty Clerk. 4 olul-s ¢ and Faroun nveaue ard by ardinance No. 3101, passed otitied {hat having nc- cepted sald app intment and duly qunlified ne & corner 9th and Harnoy * a corner 15th and Jackson g