Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-29
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MINOR MENTION.
N. Y. Plumbing Co.

N. Y. Plumbing Co.
New spring goods at Refers.
Con Fitzpatrick yesterday took out a build
ing permit for a 500 residence.
T.. a. Benson yesterday sold seven lots in
Omaha addition TO Mary Turnkey, of Omaha,
for S2,450.
The excavation for the foundation Of the
new Merriam block is proceeding well. A
pretty good sized hole already appears.
The C. r. Maynes will cross bats with the
home team tomorrow. The game will be
called at the driving park grounds at 3 o'clock.
Permits to wed were Yesterday granted 10
Bert Abel Luke, of Atlantic, ana Annie
Doyle, of Omaha; Joseph Wilson and Cora
Bates, both of this city.
The court house gard begins to look more
In keeping with the grand building itself.
the filling IN of dirt and the clearing out OF
rubbish will soon be followed by the sodding.
The fats and the leans play their first game
on the Lake Manawa grounds Thursday
afternoon. Odell Bros. have agreed to FUR
nish bathing suits for the fats, and If the day
is at all warm, this kind offer Will proba-
bly, be accepted.
A number from here will attend the annua
state camp-meeting to be held by the seven
Day Adventists at Des Moines, beginning to-
day and closing June .. Prominent speakers
are to be present, and ample accommodations
have been provided for the crowds which
will gather. The railways give special rates.
III NOIilllilIlCO uIDOlhbti " Niihb W l'cSS
visited Lake Manawa yesterday for the pur-
pose of determining what improvements are
needed to secure the lake from falling. Their
report will be given later. II is understood
that they deem 1t practical and not expensive
TO MAINTAIN the lake beyond any possible
danger.
In police court Yesterday morning William
Lynch, charged with the larceny of a pair of
pants was released. Dennis Harmcr was re.
lieved of $l4 for indulging in malicious mis-
chief Jnhn Kane CHARGED with hpinu
drunk was allowed to depart. The case of
Charles Clemens for breaking u window and
otherwise disturbing the Sunday quiet on
lower Broadway was continued.
The road between this city and Lake
Manana has been graded up and is now in
fine condition for "a drive. This will make a
very popular drive, as the well known at
fractions at the lake are Just the kind that
draw well during the heated term. Many
OF the citizens who own horses and buggies
will prefer this mode of travel to the motor
cars, although the latter will be in demand
by the majority, who desire a quick trip and
comparative freedom from dust.
The new police uniforms arrived yesterday
and they are daisies. The patrolmen's suits
are made with "A single breasted frock coat,
buttoning to the throat, light colored helmet
hats, for summer wear, and regulation belts.
The chiefs coat is a double breasted frock,
with velvet collar and cuffs, and his shapely
Uranium is to be surmounted by q handsome
cap. The uniforms all fit remarkably well,
but will not be put on for steady wear until
tomorrow, when they will appear in the
parade.
E. ID. F.. Fisher, whose hard drinking of
late has made him Utmost a mental and
physical wreck, started for Chicago last even
ing, in the care of Sheriff O'Nell. He will
be placed in the Washingtonian home, and
it is hoped that he will soon be restored to
his former self. Sheriff O'Neil will return
tomorrow. During his absence Deputy Ben
Riddle and Bailitf Wall McFadden are run
ming the city and county according to their
own tastes.