Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-17
MINOR MENTIONS.
u, Mueller's Palace Music Hall.

There have been no marriage licenses
Issued for three days.
Subscribe for newspapers and.periodi.
Gals at II. Z. Seaman's book store.
There are nov. only fifteen in jail, two
Of them being women.
The Round Table had an intere. ting
study of L nerson last evening.
A hslf.hour prayer meeting is held
now every noon at the rooms OF the Y. III.
G. A. on North Main street.
Dick Ricketts, is charged with petty
assault, for which he is to interview Jus.
tice Vaughan to-day,
Henry Vincent, of the Nonconform-
ist, was in the city yesterday and f,vored
TIE BEE with q crll. He says he expects
70 soon resume the public alton Of that
paper regularly.
The proposed enforcement of the ordi.
nance forbidding the throwing Of ashes In
the streets does not seem to be kept up.
There are too many places TO begin, and
too few to leave of at. Everybody SEE IN
to be liable.
There were ak free dodgers at the city
salaboose Monday night. but not q disor'
derby and not even q drum. Officer
Clough broke the t%wenty-four hours mo-
notony yesterday forenoon by dragging In
one drunk.
Sheriff Jones, Of Crawford county, Is
in the city, his mission being to get
Charles Voight, the young non who late
~ had some trouble with DIR. Bellinger.
1t is claimed that the young man Is not
right In his head, and is to be taken back
to Crawford county for treatment.
Riley Clark. sheriff Of Nicola, WINS in
the city yesterday on his way back from
Seneca, Kan, where lie has been after q
man who run off q team on which there
wa q mortgage. He got the team, but left
the man lodged in Jail at Seneca charged
with stealing q horse there.
The entertainment given by the Bap.
tist ladies at Dohany's last evening proved
ute enjoyable and quite successful. The
tables we're spread in n bountiful and
tempting manner and were we'll p~atrtni-
xed, while the entertainment, consisting Of
taSleaux, music, etc, was equally eDjoya-
BILE.
The Episcopalians were happily en-
kx-4..ol l.. 4. .nnso1 mamma laut avantnn
at the house of Mrs. Bloomer by Mrs, M.
X. Smith. Mr.. j. N. Baldwin, Mrs. j.
l. Stewart, Mrs Rice and Mrs. Bloomer.
An opportunity was also thus siven for
The people to meet the rector and wife In q
social relation.
Chief Field yesterday took the pains
70 make C pies Of the new ordinance re-
quiring railway companies to keep H,gmen
ct the Broadway and Main streets cross.
ings, and forbidding the obstruction of
the streets. These copies he served on
the railway companies, that there could be
no possible plea of ignorance, and 1t Ii
now the intention to enforce the ordl.
nance strictly.
Daring the meeting Of the grand lodge
Of Knights Of Pythias in this cit last Ill,
Julius Pappe, Of Marshalltown, one Of the
delegates, lost an elegant locket, contain.
ing the pictures Of several Of his family.
Yesterday It was secured and returned to
him. 1t seems that one Of the employees
OF the hotel where he stopped found It
and sold 1t to a second party, who In turn
sold it to q third party. The third party
wanted SIS for it, and refused to give it
up for less, but on being arrested and
brought before Justice Abbott, delivered
up the locket and took S. reward, where.
spon the case was dismissed. He claims
to have paid $3.50 for the locket.