Omaha daily bee., 1886-06-29
MINOR MENTION.
NV York Plumbing company.

New Drk 1lumD Ding company
New summer goods at Refers.
The case of Sanders, arrested for gen
eral cusscdness, has been continued two
weeks
Mike Prnty was fined yesterday for
being drunk and using profane language
IN public.
Permit to we'd was yesterday given to
Nels Peterson, of Weston, and Maggie
Morrison. of this city.
julius Kahlcr was yesterday found
guilty of running into Mahdel's wagon
and was fined s. and costs.
Edward +. Ferris and Pearl Rogers,
after having been divorced for few
months, have been remarked.
Leave to marry was given yesterday to
S. l.. Upton, of Superior, Ncb., and
Alice Bolin, of Manchester, Ind.
j. j. Stewart is having his law office re.
fitted and redccOratcd, making one OF
1.-The most attractive offices IN the city.
Yank Newcll's company opened n
weeks stay at the opera house last even
ing with the comedy drama mo. 13j"
Everybody is invited to attend the ses-
sions of the Teachers ASSOCIATION, and es.
pecially the lectures, which will be of
general public interest.
Mr. J.. e.. Webb and Miss Minnie l..
Darnell, both of Missouri Valley, We're
yesterday happily married by REV. L. j.
Mackey, ut the parlors of the Pacific
house.
This evening Miss Blanche Oliver, of
this city, and Mr.. Warner l.. Welsh of
Omaha, will be married ut O'Clock at
the residence of the brides parents, No.
331 Park avenue.
The livery rig which young Reese had
out Sunday night when the runaway ac-
piGpnt nppurrpI not nf Field NJ
Coles, as stated yesterday, but came
from Boquet's stable.
Yesterday was the time for the recciv-
ing of bids for various paving to be done
by the CITY, These bids are to be opened
and considered at n special meeting of the
council called for this evening.
Officer Beswick yesterday morning
found two fellows sleeping in a box car
and ran them in as vagrants. They We're
given due warning to leave the city, and
thanked the Judge for his advice.
Two of the employees of the, Chicago
Plumbing company were having Il
friendly round with gloves yesterday,
when one got knocked over into pile of
gas pipe, cutting his head somewhat.
Miss Hicks, who was thought to be so
badly injured by the runaway accident
Sunday night, was comparatively com.
Portable yesterday, and it is thought that
she will speedily recover. Beyond q Sc.
we're nervous shock the injuries are not
serious.
The works of art and fancy articles
prepared by the skillful fingers of the
pupils of st. Francis academy are ar
ranged for exhibition at the academy,
and are being greatly admired by the
visiting friends. The display is a very
creditable one, and one of which pupils
as well rs teachers may justly feel proud.
Tonight the graduating exercises take
place ut the academy.
A number of the friends Ul Mrs. II. H.
spetman happily surprised her on Sun
day, her fiftysiXth birthday, by gather
ing at her home in Lewis township, where
she owns a fine farm. She is the mother
OF Fred w. Spetman, the city treasurer,
and has numerous relatives here and
many friends, whose best wishes are
hers.
Richard Van Leuven had hearing be-
fore Judge Aylesworth yesterday on the
charge of larceny 1t was claimed that
Van Lcuven had found pocketbook con
tanning $685. the property of Mr.. Caughey
and had appropriated the money to his
own use. One witness testified that Var
Leuven told him that he had found thi.
amount of money, and there was some
testimony OF less Importance. judge
Aylesworth decided to refer the matter
to the grand jury and fixed the defend
given. Van Leuven's reputation is sucl
that his friends are very certain that h,
would not be guilty of such an act o
meanness.
Room Mouldings-Largest asso rtmen