Omaha daily bee., 1883-07-02
THE DAILY BEE.
OMAHA.
Monday Morning July 2,

NPaIIltINN anu NllluItl " Vic utAb WV
months.
-Chas. kaufman, Insurance Agent, re.
moved to Nebraska National Bank, entrance
on 10Th street. IF
Photographs, Eaton, at 1920 Farnham
street, for Sc a dozen. Cabinet, everyday
cards, and other photos in proportion. Eaton
the only photo gallery in Omsha where the
lectric light is used in making photos.
49, In connection with the laying of the cor.
ner stone of the college at Bellevue on July
4th, a basket picnic will be held, to which
Presbyterians and all friends from different
parts of the State are invited. Reduced
rates can be obtained over the d. & NJ. Rail
way.
Mr.. C. i. Hall. of the Commercial Rec
ord has just enlarged his paper and changed
the form to that of a sixsteen-pagepamphlet.
The first number has a special steel engraving,
is printed on good paper, and full of good
news ably edited.
R. Landeryou lately returned from Lon
don Announces to all interested in art and the
citizens of Omaha that he has opened a studio
over the Omaha National Bank, room - where
his works will he on exhibition, and he will be- in
attendance to give terms in drawing and paint
ng.
A new case of mall po~ is reported on
Howard street, where there have already sew
eral. A red flag is put out in the neighboehood
and those in that locality are considerably alarm
ed though not a few claim that it is not one
of mol pox at all.
p-Under the able management of julius
Thiele, the old and popular Tivoli Garden is
assuming fine shape and will probably be open
in July 4th, so far as the Natatorium is con.
cerned, the rest being already in full blast.
Prof. Schrader is back Ifrom Council
Bluffs and is do some fine piano playing.
North Omaha is shaken up by the fearful
stencil arising from the old creek between
18th and Goth, which has never been drained
and is full of dead dogs, cats, etc. The dip
liberia is also reported to be very bad up
there.
Mr.. Walter Neef, of the Western as
sociated press, passed through the city
Yesterday on his way to the Laramie
plains, where he has 1000 head of cattle,
a pretty good fortune to fall to the re-
porters' lot.
- One officer who is stationed on Cum
ing street is creating a storm of indigna-
ton up there by his refusal to allow. fire.
works to be sold by the dealers along
that thoroughfare, and several suits i'll
the courts are threatened.
There will be a mass meeting of the ocl'
ored citizens of Douglas county, on Monday
evening July Ind, 1888, at Lewis Hall, on
Capital avenue, between 10th and 18th sts,
for the purpose of ~electing twelve delegates tc
represent this county in the State Convention
to be held in this city, August / 1888. BY or
der of H. O.. Cossley, Chairman, l.. b.. Brown
Secretary
- Serious complaint is made of one A
Fisher, a tailor ON Farnham street, who il
charged with clubbing his children outrage
ously and continually. He was complained
against by Col. Stanton Friday and wa
repremanded by Judge Beneke. If he keep
up his action he will be run out of the ward
His answer to the charge is that his wife is il
the hospital and that he is continually 'annoye'
by the children who are running away all tn
time and he is compelled to resort TO clubbing
as a means of discipline.
Mr.. G. G. Field the Cunning street drul
gist was last night complimened byhis man!
friend at Liberty Hall with a farewell bal
given under the able management of Mess
W. j. Whitehouse, Nell. Smith, Saml
Farnsworth and J. Cannon. The compliment
which his many friends extended to him wa
attended by over 100 couples, who to tn
sweet sound of Irvine's orchestra, kept III
dancing till a late hour in che morning. Mr.
Field as about to learn for the East where h
intends to complete his Pharmaceutical studio
and we wish him good-by and good luck.
Rev. j. W. Stewart and fan return
ed Friday eveningfrom York, Neb., wher,
they have been during the week, attend
ing the commencement exercises of tn
Nebraska Conference Seminary. Mis-
Ida, eldest daughter of Mr.. Stewart, wa
ont of the graduating class, and return
home having made a very fine record ant
hosts of friends at York where she Ia
been in constant attendance at the Semi
nary, for three years. She is an accom-
plished young lady of whom her parent
may be justly proud.