Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-08
O ~bHBVITIDS,

the season, clear ana warm.
The First NJ. +. Sunday school young
folks will have an excursion and picnic on
Saturday.
The summer cars were put on the
street railway yesterday and the weather at
once became sultry.
-when the asphalt pavement is laid IL
will be q picnic for the fire department
horses to make o run.
Burglars visited the house of Messrs.
Ambrose and TzIchuck, of Farnam street,
near Goth, on Tuesday night.
ID iriug the month of May the Western
Union delivered in Omaha 1864 city tele-
grams, an average of 225 per day.
In police court yesterday Fred. Blue,
arrested for stealing the ivory rings from
a set of harness, was sent up for twenty
days.
Sam Mason was committed to jail yes
terday by Judge Beueke, for carrying con-
cealed weapons and being unable to pay
his fine.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
State Stenographers takes place Friday
evening, June sth, at the Office Of j. j.
Points, In the Creighton block.
The jubilee concert given ct tho
Eighteenth Street M. K. church Wednes-
day, under the management Of Prof. u.
A. G oleman, for the benefit Of the African
M. L. church, was q success.
Rev. j. b. Hammond, formerly pas
tor OF St. Barnabas, has arrived In this
city from Baltimore, and will remain over
the Sabb nth. He will occupy the pulpit
ct one Of the Sabbath services and Rev.
DIR, Beets at the other.
The young people Of the First M. e.
Sabbath School will have . picnic at Glen
wood, Iowa, on Saturday and will leave
over the B. & NJ. at $50 sharp, Saturday
morning and return OF 6 o'clock p. m. the
same day.
The delegates to the convention Of the
State Sportsmen's association are: George
T. Mills, chairman, p. 8. Eustis, JEFF w.
Bedford, G. Y. Bruoker, A. s. Patrick;
alternates: John ]. Hardin, y. B. Lane,
Sam. Nash, d. s. Parmalee, George
Kay.
james Bryan, for the past seven years
. bar keeper in this city, left last night
for Omaha. Just as he boarded the train
o friend handed him . package containing
an elegant gold watch chain and charm, "a
token Of their esteem. Not knowing
what the package contained and not dream.
ing Of o present, he made no speech Of
thanks. State ournai.
-Sebastian Buck, who has figured In
the western papers from time to time for
some years, has turned up in Omaha
again, having been arrested az a vagrant.
Buck claims TO have just returned from
one Of the Indian reservations, and tells
the same old story published in detail so
many times Of his tip to the Black Hills
in 1875. He claims that he, his wife and
two children, were captured by the In.
dams, his wife forced to marry o buck
and he q squaw, 70 that he Is now consid.
OEGu y Ih0 Wtt WV VANSss u 10
to see Gen. Howard to get aid, a his old
friend Gen. Crook Is not at home.
The plate glass windows are being put
In the new Nebraska National bank build.
ing yesterday, andi 1. will soon be ready
for occupancy.
"A tournament for roller skaters, bi.
cyclers and other sports is among the
probable events which will mark the open
ing Of Douglas street on the completion o
the paving work.
Bohemian Turnverein will give
grand concert ct Kesiler's garden mex
Sunday, june 10th, afternoon and evsn
ing. A grand ball will be given. TIL
Musical Union Orchestra will furnish thu
music.
Runner has II that one Of our popula
Douglas street Wholesale liquor merchants
will on the Goth Of this month abandon th
state of single blessednsss. The lady o
his choice is o greet fAvorits In social CIR
cles.
-Bishop Clarksou will advance to tn
priesthood on Sunday morning next q
Trinity Cathedral several olergymen
Browuell hall has Its usual service thesam
evening at the cathedral. 4 G. Bell, from
the cathedral In Minnesota, breaches q
both services.
The Omaha Gles Club propose t.
compete for the Plattmouth cup. at tn
meeting In Lincoln mkt week. and thei
team is composed of me following: Georg'
T. Mills, captain; John w. Petty, w. H
s.. Hughes and + 3. Psrmalee, with tie
following ~altern,tes: G. r. Brucker, Johr
j. Hardin and George Kay.
Some little excitement exists In the
vicinity Of Firth over the mysterious dis
appearance Of o Hollander, who lives south
east Of the town. He left homo some Ave
or six weeks ago, in company with two
brothers, for the purpose Of ~chopping woot
Q few miles away. As the story goes, the
brothers returned but the Hollander did
not. His prolonged absence caused many
to believe that foul play had been rtsorted
to, and Wednesday morning q man named
Evans and o namber Of his neighbort
started out for the purpose Of exploring the
country. and, II possible, find him dead OF
alive.