Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-10
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twenty cents per week.
II. W TILTOs, Manager.
BUSINESS OYrICE, No. 43.
EI0HT EDITOR No. ~.
MINOR MENTION.

Reiter, tailor, Fall goods cheap.
The Dodge light guards held busi-
ness meeting last evening.
Parties OF fifteen or twenty should
order William Davis big sleigh, 4l9
Broadway.
The canning company has opened an
uptown Office, and is making contracts
Tor another season.
The Catholic knights OF America will
give social at Bochs garden, Thurs
day evening, January 10.
Hardness Bros. will close their store
at o'clock every evening, Saturday ex-
cepted, until further notice.
Officers Beswick and Tamisea now go
on night work. and their day beats are
patrollcd by Officers Rose and Dyer.
A solitary marriage license graced
the record yesterday. The contracting
parties are Edwin G. Hart and Cora l..
Gibble.
The county board OF supervisors re-
assembled yesterday afternoon at 2
o'clock. The session was mainly con-
sumed in auditing bills.
Having disposed of his Manhattan"
property, Frank Yenawne will proba-
bly, move his family to Kansas City and
make his home in that metropolis of the
southwest.
The proprietorship OF the Manhattan
has changed its name, Mr.. Yenawine
retiring. The firm is now Rudo g.
Sears, Milt Sears having purchased
Yenawine's interest.
The Y. NJ. G. a. board of directors
will meet tonight in the association
rooms, at which time matters important
to the future welfare will be considered.
a IN uf 10
Broadell is still in the custody of the
sheriff. He is being held here, as it is
expected that paruon can be procured
for him, which will save the necessity
OF taking him across the state.
Ticket 105 drew the horse which was
rallied off at the Manhattan last even
ing. The animal was IA gift to st. Ber-
nard's hospital, far the benefit of which
institution the rattle was conducted.
The members of the Chautauoua COM
mittce will leave for Chicago this even
ing to get the railroad companies to
subscribe some of the stock for the
establishment of assembly grounds at
this point.
Arrangements were being made YES
terday to entertain the Omaha sleighing
party that is expected here Thursday
evening. The ice on the river is in
fine condition, and the experiences of
previous winters will be renewed.
Marshal Guanella left for Rockport.
Mo-, over the Kansas City road, to get
horsethief Adams, who is held there
awaiting requisition papers. The papers
are now there, the defects in them hav-
ing been remedied, and the officer will
return with the criminal this evening.
He has caused the officers all the trouble
he could, and it is now their turn to
take a hand.
When the gymnasium shall be ready
for formal opening it is arranged that
this event shall be duly celebrated. A
public exhibition is to be arranged in
which members will appear. There
will be dumb bell solo by Treasurer
Walker; high ladder duett by Presi-
dent Brown and Secretary Officer; an
areal fight and disappearance by the
janitOr, and other features which will
prove interesting to the public. Due
announcement will be made through
the city papers.
On Saturday last the gentlemen upon
the bond of Joseph Spaulding, con-
stable, withdrew their names, alleging
habitual drunkenness AS the reason for
their action. The board of supervisors,
acting upon this application for release,
gave forty-eight hours from o'clock D.
M. Saturday last, to file new bonds.
This has not been done and according
to the form of the resolution the office is
vacant and Spaulding is private citi-
zen once more.