Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-06
N MENTIONS.

j. Mueller's PalaceI Music Hall.
No confidence tricks are reported from
the transfer.
For diaries for 1853 go to Bushnell Il
Brackets.
The doctors are finding a goodly num-
Der Of cases of diphtheria in the city.
For your blank books for the new year
60 to Bushnell & Bracket.
Subscribe for newspapers andIperiodi-
calls OF II. Il. SeAman's book store.
The idea of organizing a volunteer
fire patrol seems to meet with favor among
many.
CHEAP RAILROAD TICKETS. Buy them
from ID. w. Bushnell, 8 doors north of
postofhce.
There will be q good concert at Books
garden, Sunday Of ernoon and evening by
the Bavarian band.
Due leave to lmsrry was yesterday
given to CArSten Livers and Mary Pog.
gensee, both Of Minden.
There was not a case in the police
court yesterday morning, the police not
even having caught q plain drunk.
The need Of q new city building is be.
coming daily more apparent. The new
year will doubtless give birth to such an
improvement.
jacob Sims is recovering rapidly from
the wounds inflicted upon him by Ament,
and expects to be able to be out again by
Monday.
Rev. james III. Shields, of st. Louis,
Mo-, will preach in the Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning and evening.
There seems to be u demand here for
n might school, the parents Of several boys
having 80 expressed themselves, the boys
having to work daytimes to help keep the
arder full.
Tho minute men of the fire depart
by the council the other evening, are nov
ready for duty, those selected to sleep in
the engine houses having already pu
their cots In place, and now the newly or
ganized paid depar tment Is in full workinI
order.
In Justice VAughan's Office yesterday,
was presented the sight Of the last justic,
elected costly chatting with the first jus
tice euer elected in the city. The partie
were Vaughan himself, who has jus
stepped into office, and his father-in-law
Mr.. DE Val, who was o justice of tn
peAcs as early as 1852.
Miss Jennie Dickson gave o pleasin
and instructive lecture last evening for Il
benefit Of the poor, and az the proceeds wi
go entirely into the relief fund, there beir
no expenses to pay, considerable help W
thus afforded the work, and at the san
time the people were given an epioyab
entertainment.
Ed Points, whom the last grand ju
failed to indict, has now been sent to il
for thirty days on q fresh case of stealth
He is o hard one, but not very shrewd,
Is evidenced from the fact that he tried
break out Of the city calaboose and failt
Any one who can't do that must be stuI
indeed.
The following have been els cted o
GERS Of the First BAPTIST Sunday SCH
for the year 1883: DIR. Hanchett, super
tendent; d. A. Wicks, assistant super
tendent; Miss Alma Jennings, secreta
Miss Lillian Berger, treasurer; Mr.. CC
librarian; Miss Anna Compton, first asa
ant librarian; Miss Clara Jackson, BecC
asst ,tant librarian; j. w. Berger, cho
ter.
The county board did little rout
business yesterday, they spending Ii
time IN a visit to the poor farm. 2
drive was q cold one, ard it took so
time after their return for them to III
out enough 20 be able 20 audit a few h
before ndjourninR till morning. The m,
bers Ct the board expressed themsel
informally as being well satisfied with
condition in which they found the p
farm.
When Justice Schurz takes possess
Of the present telephone office, II will
a close question as to whether he will SC
changes Of venue 10 Justice Abbott OF j