Omaha daily bee., 1885-03-06
MINOR MENTION.
See j. Relter's new spring goods.

In police court yesterday.
The old city council is to meet to.mor-
row evening at 7;40 o'clock.
Justice Frainey has joined in marriage
john Hands and Mary Blum.
Days vacation" company appeared
at the opera house last evening.
DIR. Cook has moved his residence to
Washington avenue nepr Scott street.
George McLyman aad Annie Wagner
were yesterday united in marriage by
Justice Erainey.
The arguments in the case OF scofeld
& Corwin against the city were finished
in the circuit court yesterday.
The jury In the care of Folsom We.
ChrissIanaon has been discharged, not
bsipg able to agree on q verdict.
In the circuit court yesterday the Gaze
of the Blue Line transportation company
Va. Vanderburg was being heard.
Regular meeting of Fidelity Council
No. 156, II. A., this friday evening.
All members are requested TO bs present.
Ex-Oficer Jack Hurley Is planning to
build a house on Broadway, near the
turn of the street car track, this spring.
The mayor and city clerk made an Of
fetal count of the votes yesterday and the
result was the came as already published
in THE BEE.
Nothing new developed yesterday in
regard to the strike of the mon in the
Wabash round house. All was quiet and
going on about as usual.
An information was'fled In the supe-
rior court yesterday charging L. James
with maintaining a nuisance In the form
of a shanty on Ninth street.
John Klein and Miss Nora Malthai
we're married last evening by Justice
Schurz at the residence of the brides
parents, No. 522 Pierce street.
The county treasurer's office was being
moved yesterday into the Masonic build.
Ing. A safe was also put in the Office to
be used until tbs new one arrives.
Jim Snodderly has opened up a buai-
ness for himself at No. 1913 South Main
street, formerly occupied by ]. Wilma "a.
Jim will keep cigars, confectionery, g
lunch room and a barber shop.
Charlie, the little four-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Empkie, died
Wednesday night of lung fever. The
funeral will take place from the family
residence, 622 Sixth street, this attsr-
noon.
Hardness Bros. are fitting up the int
rior of their dry goods and carpet estab-
lishment and besides these improvements
ara getting in a big stock of new goods,
50 that they are too busy to write up CODY
for their new advertisement In THE BEE.
The mayor some time ago sent citcu-
lars to different persons to get data for
his annual address. A few have respond
cd and he desires the others to Go 60 at
once, that a good chewing may be made
of all the city's Interests and enterprises.
Henry Quinlan was before Judge
Aylesworth yesterday on the chsrle of
impersonatlng an officer. 1t appeared
that he wa saunt ering along the street
and when asked by an officer what his
business was, said he was o detective.
He was discharged.
Prof. A. P. Demeres Is to give an ex-
hibItion a. the roller skating rink this
evening. He claims the championship
OF France, England and Canada and offers
TO skate any state in America for 81, 900.
Among his original acts is skating on a
table two feet by three feet.
Next Monday Is the time set for the
election of two member, of the school
board, the terms Of Ed Mott and w. S.
Pettibone expiring. 1t Is said that both
will be candidates for re. election. The
name of d. g. Bloomer ia favorably
mentioned. He has been more promi-
nently connected with tho educational
departments of the city than any other
here, and If he will serve again as d.
rector, the people would elect him gladly.
A fellow was arrested and brought into
cou't yesterday as a suspicious character,
the police learning that he had q new
overcoat, had sold an old one at a second
hand store, and was hanging around the
saloons at a late hour. He showed up
that he had bought the new coat, and
hence had TO nee for the old one and had
sold 1t; also that he was in the tabit Of
buying goods here and psddling them In
the country. He was turned loo,e
again.
PiEKStDNaL