Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-10
MINOR MENTIONS.
J. Mueller's Palacel Music Hall.

j. Mueller's Palacel Music Hall.
For diaries for 1888 60 to Bushnell &
Brackets.
The board Of supervisors meet to-day
to finish up their business.
For your blank books for the new year
10 to Bushnell & Bracket.
Subscribe for newspapers andlperiodi-
Gals at H. 4. Seaman's book store.
One citizen who has resided here twenty
years says he has never known such o win
ter here
CHEAP RAILROAD TICKETS. Buy them
from ID. w. Bushnell, 8 doors north oil
postoftc CO..
Paddy Ryan, the pugilist and handy
man with tho gloves. visited this city yes
terday with q band Of music and accomps.
MED by several Omaha gentlemen In cut
ters.
Permits to wed were yesterday issued
to VIM. b. Austin, Of Nicola, and Catha
rine +. Moore, Of this city; also to d. B
Talbot and Josie Z. Eastland Of this city
The bal mAsque to be given this wen
ing at Bloom b Nixon's hall by the Rescue
team. will be q notable event Of the seas
on. Many are preparing to attend, snc
there will be a large and varied showing o
costumes.
Henry Jordan appeared at THH Be-
office to-day with q lot Of counter charge
against the woman who had him a~rrestsC
for beating q board bill. Henry says h,
VA promptly acquitted, and that no is no
guilty.
Twenty years Of happy married lif'
should and will be celebrated by Mr.. m,
Mrs. John r. Willmott, Of Boomer town
ship. A dance and trimmings will be tn
programme at their residence this (Wed
nesday) evening.
The band wagon Of the Omaha excur
sion ran into Captain Kirsch's cutter Il
front Of the Shugart block, slightly injur
ing the gallant captain, who stuck by hi
fgi in fine style, thus preventing o thrsa,
snei runaway.
AT q meeting II the board Of trustee
of the publicl library. held Wednesda
evening, Horace Everett wa elected pres
dent, S. +. Folsom secretary. and A, W
Street treasurer. The board starts out o
Its new year with much enthusiasm rs T,
CARDS the prospects.
The subjects for this day of the wee
Of prayer are: prayer for families, (,
parents, children and the household; 1,
integrity, purity and piety In home III
and for q spe ial blessing upon Sunds
schools. prov; viii, l; John II, 1917.
The cost Of carrying concealed weapo,
has been raised by Justice Vaughan. "
fellows brought before him were assess,
$40 each, In place of the usual s. fine, al
the revolvers were stored in q pigeon.ho
there, until the owners are released fro
jail.
II. Woolsey was complained of vest,
day for throwing ashes In the street. M.
shall Jackson will fud his hands full.
there are hundreds Of cases Of such az
throwing mp and down the streets. I
city building folks have reformed and ha
begun dumping their ashes Ia the pour
Deputy Sheriff Clatterbuck has
turned from Eldora, whittier he to
Charles Duncan to place him in the refo
school there. On the trip the boy show
his vic~iousness by picking the pockets
Clatterbrck's coat, which was thro,
about him to keep him warm. He ii
stole q silk handkerchief and some otl
small articles, and when he was ssa-ch
not only the'e were found, but a pack
cards which he was going to smuggle Il
the school.
The board Of trade Is to meet toll
row evening to elect officers for the en-
Ing year. 1t is hoped that there win BE-
large attendance, as other impo
ant business 10 to be ira
acted. 1t is astonishing that citizl
and business men should need urging
actively support such an organiz alton,
essential to the growth and prosperity o
city, but sucl seems the case here. Tn
are many In this community, among tb,
members Of the board. who spend mu