Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-04
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N. Y. Plumbing Co.
New spIing goods at Refers.
The greatest mind-reader has arrived.
Greatest mind reader at Scott house.
@The Acme club will meet this week, Fri
day evening, at the residence OF George hee-
line, on Park avenue.
Permits to wed were yesterday given TO
Albert Fem and Edith Mace, both of this
city; Edwin Hay and Allie Redman, of Hen
derson, la.
The young ladies of the Acme club will
give a social at Mr.. George Keeline's resi-
dence on Park avenue, Thursday evening,
April 5. All will be made welcome.
Yesterday, at the noon hour, Justice
Schurz was called away from his dinner to
tie the nuptial knot for Mr.. =. N. Sucksdorf
and Miss Dora Trede, both of this county.
Mayor Rohrer and Ex-AldermBn Wells,
the Chautauqua committee from the board of
trade, made "a visit to the proposed grounds
yesterday afternoon, preparatory to receiv-
ing the Omaha committee.
Articles of incorporation were yesterday
filed Of the South Branch Elevator company
of Avoca. The incorporators are II. o.
Seiffert, Henry Weise, Chas. N. Voss and
w. III. freeman. The capital stock is S24, 600
all paid up.
A new musical conservatory is to be estab-
lished In the city. Prof. Henry W.. Y. Rui-
frok and Mae Bouricious, late of the academy
of music at Amsterdam, Holland, are the
movers In the project. The name of the in
stitution is to be the Western Iowa College
of Music.
Yesterday morning at Q o'clock Anna, the
infant daughter of MIR. and Mrs. L.. Peterson,
died. The disease was consumption. The
funeral will take place this afternoon at 2
o'clock, from the home, No. 1900 Tenth ave-
nue.. The body will be buried in Fairview
cemetery.
The Manawa motor line has completed its
crossing of the Chicago, Burlington " Quincy
railroad stock yards. The company are
anxiously waiting the adjustment of the Chi
cago, Rock Island & Pacific matter, which
when made will allow the immediate compile
tion of the line.
Next Monday occurs the close of the
Young Mems Christian association year, and
the annual meeting, election of officers, etc.
The past year has been one marked by a
prosperity greater than that of any proceed
ing year, and efforts will be made to adopt
such measures as shall insure a yet greater
success in the year to come.
Messrs. Wheeler and Herald nave pur-
chased, through the Office of Benson & Wayne
and c. j. Colby, forty feet front on Broad
way, corner of Benton street, and will erect
q business block at once. Mr.. Wheeler will
also at once the erection of a block
of residences on Pierce street.
At a meeting of St. Paul's parish held
Monday evening the following were elected
vestrymen for the ensuing year: D.. G.
Bloomer, M. Duquette, John T. Stuart, A. II.
Rice, j. Y. Fuller, II. Everett, NJ. e. Smith,
John N. Baldwin, e. III. Odell, Marshall
Treynor and Richard Green.
The Royal Arcanum ball given at the r.
A. parlors last evening was n grand social
success. The affair was gotten up by the
Fairmount council of the Royal Arcanum,
organized here last winter, and was fully up
to the high standard of the previous parties.
The attendance was unusually large, as it
was the first social event of any Importance
since Lent.
Monday afternoon a large number of ladies
responded to the invitation to visit the gym.
nasium rooms. The object of the gathering,
the formation of a class in gymnastics, was
explained to them, and the steps preliminary
to the organization of such a class, were
taken. The class promises to be large, an6
much enthusiasm prevails among the pros
pective students of calisthenics.
The barber shop which has stood so long al
No. $40 Main street was moved yesterday
and will be taken to a new location below
the Northwestern depot, upon Broadway,
where it will be remodeled into a store room.
A new brick block will rise upon the OLD
foundations, work upon which will be imme,
diately begun. The new block is already
leased to Odell & Bryant, who will occupy il
with their stock of stoves and hardware.
George BlaXsim's family dog was laid low
by Captain AnderSon's revolver on Monday
night. The dog was old and perfectly harm
less, but he was seen on the street by a nun
Der of passers, whose vivid imaginations
saw a mad dog in all the horrors of hydro.
phoola. IL was on tnelf appeals tne dog was
shot. TIL owner visited the mayor yester
day and complained that heartless cruelty on
the part OF the officer characterized the kill
ing. The mayor investigated the matter and
fully exonerates the officer from all blame.
The funeral services over the remains OF
Miss Indiana Barrett were held yesterday
afternoon at the family residence, 1ll9 Third
avenue, Rev. DR.. Phelps, of the Presbyterian
church, officiating. The body was taken tc
Fairview cemetery for interment. The de
ceased had long suffered from consumption
and passed away last Sunday. just a year
ago this month the deceased followed q be
loved sister to the grave who was a victim OF
the same disease. The family is thus doubly
bereaved and will receive the sympathy OF
NIL.
Piles cured with certainty. Drs.