Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-28
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Plumbing company.

in the holy bonds OF matrlmOny sunday
evening by Squire Biggs.
The Acme club entertains a social at
the Royal ArcaDum parlors this even
ing. Good music will be in attendance
and a general good time is predicted.
Chief Lucas was called upon yester-
day afternoon to adjust a misunder-
standing betwee a lad and another
person who were concerned in a h o
deal.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to George T. Davis and Lizzie M.
Davis, OF this county; Vincent l.. Wat
son and Josephine Knox, of this county,
and John Nelson and Anna g. Berg
quist, of Om'ha.
Frank White, alias George Graybill,
was bound over to the grand jury yes
terday afternoon by Squire Biggs for
attempting to sell one of Dohany's liv-
cry teams. He was not able to furnish
the necessary 81 900, and was locked up.
The funeral of the infant son OF Mr..
and Mrs. e. b. Lamar took place at 4
o'clock Yesterday afternoon from the
residence, ga Stutsman street. The
fellow clerks of Mr.. Lamar, at Else
mans store, testified their sympathy by
sending a very elaborate floral piece,
1.-The Gates Ajar."
j. II, Sovereign, union labor candi-
date for the Ninth congressional dis
trict, will address laborers and citizens
at the electric light tower at the inter-
section OF Fourth street and Broadway,
at s o'clock this evening, in the interest
of the masses as against the classes.
The paving of Harrison street has
progressed to the intersection with
Washington avenue. Because the cast
spnc TO-, Tho ctncp, cntvarc ,yara NOT npn-
pleted the whole paving force were
taken off last evening and put to work
on Glen venue But a few hours are
needed to complete the above intersec-
ton when the iron work is done.
Ira Hilbert, a teamster employed on
the Eighth street grading, swore out a
warrent yesterday for the arrest Of John
Doe, the foreman Of the work, for as
sault and battery. 1t seems that Hill
bert was drunk, and the boss ordered
him to put up his team, emphasizing the
command with a blow in the face. Hill
bert objected to the treatment, and in
voked the aid of the law. The man was
found, and n time for hearing Of the
case set for this morning.
The residence of DIR. Cady, in Streets
vile, was burglarized Saturday even
ing. Entrance was effected through u
rear window. The doctors pants, con-
tanning about $15, were taken out into
the yard and the pockets emptied. The
burglar contented himself with that, as
nothing else was missed. This is
the first burglary in the city
for some time, but it proves that the
race OF nocturnal providers is not yet
extinct. There is no clue to the thief.
The funeral of Mary Hall took place
yesterday afternoon at the institution
for the deaf and dumb. The deceased
was employed as a domestic at the in
She was troubled with heart disease,
and died at the Cottage hospital, where
she vas being treated. Her parents re-
side at Centerville, Ia, and were mott
fed of her death. She was twenty-three
years Of age, and was formerly a pupil
at the institution.
Charley Heinsler has moved his bar
Der shop up stairs, and will start a lunch
room and chop house in his former loca-
ton. The gambling room that occu-
pied the second floor has been moved to
the back room, down stairs. The gam
bling fraternity is taking advantage of
the mayors Indifference in the matter,
and is pushing forward its interests, re-
CARELESS of public opinion. The state
ments made by the saloon organs to the
effect that the gamblers would rather
be located on the second floor TO es-
cape the surveillance Of the police,
seems altogether unwarranted, in view
Of existing facts.
The public schools of the city will
open for the fall term next Monday
morning. The first and second grade
pupils of the Mill sub-district will at.
tend at the Lindsey building on North
Main street, and the third and fourth
grades at the Hill school, until the new
building is completed. There will be
no examination until Monday and Tues.
day of next week. There will be q
teachers meeting at 8 o'clock sharp
Saturday morning at the Boomer
school, when the Superintendent will
assign teachers TO their respective
grades.
There was a narrow escape from a Sc
rious collision on the motor line, Sunday
evening, owing to the Incompetence o
a new engineer. The new man did no
stop at the Twenty-second street siding
to allow the other train to pass, but KEEP
on to Rays landing, where a collision
was barely averted, by the presence o
mind and quick actions of the enginee,
on the north bound motor. Manager
Reed is in duty bound to provide care
full and competent men to run his cars
and to protect the lives and limbs of hi
patrons. Incompetent men can be Sc
cured for small pay, but the public in
terest is not in the managers pocket
book.
Benson & Shepherd have lots front
ing on First avenue from Twenty-Five
street to the river at prices and terms
to suit anybody. See them before yo'
buy.
j. G. Upton has bargainsin real estate
Full line Of sheet music at Council
Bluffs Music Co., 224 Broadway.
Coal Pr, pOsals Wanted.
Sealed proposals will be received OF
or before September l, 1888, at the offic'
of the superintendent of the Iowa insti
tuition for the education of deaf anC
dumb, Council Bluffs, Ia, for furnishing
said institution with coal for the year