Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-17
MINOR MB

Don't forget the st. Patrick's benevo
lent ball to night.
-Wsnted-A good team Of horses o
mules for farm work. A. l.. Tulleys, 10
Pearl street.
The three colored demi.mondes VIII
we're In jail have been bsiled out by som,
Of their friends.
Tho supreme court which meet her
next week has about ninety cases TO be dis
20 ed of.
AS yet Mr.. Ticknor has heard nothing
from his stolen harness, and has sbou
given up all hopes.
You cannot p up a Judgment be
fore judi Abbott after you confess judg
nent and sign the docket.
-Nugent & Smith, merchant tailors
have received q fine line of Spring goods
and have just got them out of the cases,
Justice Vaughan performed the mar
riage ceremony, at the Pacific house, be-
tween VIM. Kif and Maggie Schroeder, Of
Omaha.
"A large number Of the best citizens o.
both parties are urging Col. j. II. Keatley
to become a candidate for the position O
state senator.
Justice Vaughan will to-day send ou'
about forty executions in obedience to or
ders from parties who had cases befor,
him.
The clerk issued marriage licenses t.
the following parties: Michael Sweet. Of
Happy, N. Y, to Maggy Bsggs, Of Brook
Ign, N. Y.
The Crystal Roller Mills has q brand
Of four-Superlative A-that can be
backed against all corners, for money,
marbles or chalk.
The following named parties were
Joined In the holy bonds Of wedlock yes.
terday by Justice Abbott: Michael Sweet
10 Maggie Baggs, Of this city.
On next Sunday evening at the Pres.
byterinn church the subject of the lecture
will be 1.-THE Rainbow Of the Revelations,
oil are cordially invited to attend.
Captain Bogardus and DR.. Carver will
have q mud pigeon shootirg match at che
Driving Park grounds on Monday after
noon. commencing at 2 o'clock, for $500 Q
side and the gate money.
"A prominent railroad clerk was be
fore the superior cour, yesterday on charg,
OF disturbing the peace or for trying to hi
. lawyer, and we were unable to learr
whether he was fined for disturbing o,
for not hitting the lawyer.
AT the Congregational social held a
the residence Of DIR. Rice on Thursday, ,
large gathering and very enjoyable tim,
was had by or in attendance, which con.
tinued until midnight. Over S16 wa
contributed. This Ia the largest social o
the season.
In municipal matters promises ar
profusely made for better things, and le
~ hope that wo will have q slight percent
age Of performance. Some stir IL bein,
made In police circles and the people ar,
willing to wait patientlya little longer ant
see what will be done.
Peter Rush was arrested here to-day
assisted by policemen from Omaha
charged with grand larceny. II is said b,
knocked o woman down In Omaha anc
took $500 from her and escaped to tn,
Iowa side. When arrested he refused t,
go back to Omaha without q requisition
hence was bound over. and will have t,
isnguish till the governor Of NebraskI
sends for him.
On Sunday evening at 1880 O'Clock til,
pastor of the Presbyterian church will de
liver . lecture ON ''The Rainbow Of Reve
iation." The young people and stranger
In the city are especially invited to hea
these lectures, which are drawing steadil,
increasing andv very large audiel ces. Morn
ing services begin At 1880.
Some little 'tir Is being exercised owe
the position Of county clerk, which IL to b
6lled next fall, aud quite q number of GU
prominent citizens have placed themselve
IN the hands Of their friends to be sacrifc
Cd In order that the county may be vel
served. About convention time patriot
are numerous.
The Mutual Benefit ASSOC alton O
Council Bluffs Ia one Of our sterlin,
home institutions, al d 1t has recently ion,
proved Its directory by the addition Of
brains and capital Of large cilibre. Hon
esty, responsibility and capability are es
sential features In tAe management of al
insurance company. and thsse are tn,
characteristics Of the men now ut the helm
OF this institution.
The masquerade at Bloom and Nix
ons hall, on Thursday evening, was
grand success so far Is pleasure and ful
wS concerned. The ladies castles AM
costumes OF characters were very complete
representing from the street sweeper T.
the gay highlander. The prizes announces
to be given to the best walters were VOL
by Chas. Mitchell and Miss Mamie Simp
son, Mr. Mitchell receiving a fine ciga
holder and Miss Simpson receiving
handsome silver mug.
AT the regular meeting of the trul
tees Of the Free Public library, held o
Tussday,afternoon, Messrs. Everett, Reec
BlOomer, Street and Hamlim were pre-
emit. Bills were allowed to the amount
$i6S 95, of which $4,000 were for ne
books and binding old ones. The numbt
Of books added to the library by purcha'
vas 40, and . large number OF documen,
and papers by donation. The Atlantl
Monthly has been added to the list
magazines on the table. The report Of th
librarian for February showed 2.es9 Wis
toxa IN thu lihrarv and raadino roonns