Omaha daily bee., 1874-05-19
OMAHA BREWTIES.

The United States District
Court adjourned yesterday, and
Judge Dundy left for home.
The Union Pacific and B.. & NJ.
tax cases will be heard next week by
United States Judges Dillon and
Miller, at Des Moines, Iowa.
One of Fletcher & Hubbard's
water-carts broke down yesterday
afternoon at the intersection of Farm
ham and Ninth streets.
Dan Shull, the pilot of the
ferry boat, has just received an as
sistant pilot in the shape of a ten
pound boy.
Some thief tried to enter Fis-
cher's tailor shop, near the corner
oeFarnham and Sth streets, Sunday
night, by breaking out a pane OF
glass. but he was scared away before
he succeeded i'm stealing anything.
Three glass cases, containing
beautiful living flowers, from China,
passed through this city on We'd
pasday on route to Washington for
Miss Nellie Grant.
Mrs. Delamatyr, since opening
her boarding house, next to the
Lutheran Church, on Douglas street,
has met with much better success
than she at first expected. Her Ia
BILE is pronounced excellent by hel
many boarde-s.
The Nebraska State homeo'
nathic Medical Association VIII
meet i'm this city at the office rooms
of DIR. Lewis i'm Creighton's block
this, TUESDAY evening, a
7:sO O'Clock, and will continue it
sessions "Wednesday.
Mr.. Baldwin, the h0use-mover
has Just completed a very successful
and extensive job i'm the remova
of the Depot Hotel from its ole
location to the southeast corner o
Ninth and Leavenworth streets
It Is the largest building that ha'
ever been moved i'm this city.
The office of Col. Smith, clerl
of tie United States Courts, AM
hat of United States Marshal Daily
are undergoing athorough overhaul
ing. After the renovation is com
pleted they'll look as neat and at
tractive as a new silver dollar.
The street railway extension
uorthward is now a fixed fact. Tht
required subsidy, $4,000, has beer
subscribed, and will be paid up by
the 10th of May, and turned ovel
to Captain Marsh on the LIST of June
He agrees to complete the extension
within ninety days.
The open air concerts by the
military band, which proved so at
tractive to our citizens last summer
will be resumed on Capitol Hill in
a few days. An order will soon bt
issued to that effect by Gen. Ord
commanding this department. The
first concert maytake place next
Saturday evening.
George Cooper, colored, afteI
having enjoyed two days of free
dom, has again been jagged, Thu
time by Policeman Larson, on the
charge of stealing a coat belonging
TO a colored man, named Andrew
Hendricks. He will be examined be.
fore Judge Peabody.
The coming complimentary
concert to Mrs. Catey is eminently
proper, and will afford an Oppor-
tunity to the many friends of this
talented lady and vocalist to show
their appreciation of her efforts in
almos every musical enterprise, to
which she has ever, when called
upon, lent the enchantment of her
charming voice
The case of Mr.. Atkins, the
machinist who had one of his hands
accidentally cut off at the Union
Pacific shops on Saturday afternoon,
is one that will excite the sympathy
of all. Mr. Atkins had the misfortune
TO lose one of his legs several years
ago, and on this account he is de-
serving of all the aid that may be
rendered him either by the citizens
or the company.