Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-27
MINOR

N. Y, PIumDlng company.
New fall goods just received at Reit-
er's, merchant tailor, 80 Broadway.
There will be q special meeting Of the
board of trade this evening, and there
should be a large attendance.
The new helmets ordered for the po-
lice force two weeks ago have not yet
arrived, but are expected daily.
A young ten-pound Chicago, Burlinr-
ton & Quincy striker has just estab-
lished his headquarters at the home OF
John Mikesell.
The infant daughter Of w. H. Dud-
ley died at l1:20 o'clock Tuesday night.
The funeral will take place at 2 o'clock
this afternoon from the residence, 23ll
Avenue A.
The postponed card party of the La
dies Progressive Euchre club, to be
given at the residence OF Mrs. o. NJ.
Brown, will take place some evening
next week, not yet determined.
A large number of the Bluifites are
going to Sioux City to-day to see the
wonderful corn palace. Several Omaha
citizens will accompany them. Aspecial
car is TO be fixed up for the use OF the
party.
Another light audience witnessed "a
Noble Outcast" at Dohany's last eve
ming. The company is a good one and
deserves better patronage at the hands
of the public than it received during its
stay here.
Yesterdays police business was as fol-
lows: Boozers-Tom Cusick SIS. 10, Chris
Makelen $7.6O, Rudolph Steininger
IS. 10, G. d. Wolcott $3.50, Frank Ham
ilton $S. 10, r. j.. Mitchell $50. Nag-
Lee McAuley, fifteen daysin the streets.
The physicians of the Allopathic
school, residing in eastern Nebraska
and western Iowa. will meet at the
Ogden house at 10 o'clock this morning
for the purpose of forming an organiza-
tion of the profession in the Missouri
Valley. About fifty persons are ex-
pected to be present.
Deputy Sheriff Wall McFadden Wis.
tied Avoca yesterday to take out Il wit
ness to appear before the grand jury,
The witness was confined in the county
Jail here, and his testimony was needed
to secure an indictment against another
member of the same gang of lawbreak-
ers.
The nineteenth annual state conven-
ton OF the Young Mems Christian asso.
citation of the state of Iowa will be held
at Marshalltown October 10. The con.
vention continues four days. Mr.. George
S. Adams, the local secretary, will fur.
nish all particulars respecting the meet.
ing.
The contract for a hydraulic passen'
ger elevator for the government build
ing has been awarded to the Crane ele'
vator company Of Chicago, the same
firm which furnished the elevator
for the Ogden house. The price is
So ,6l0. 1t is not known whether the
elevator will be operated by water di.
rect from the mains or forced by pumps
in the basement to the top Of the tower
If the latter plan is adopted the same
water may be used continually. Work.
on the elevator is to be begun at once
and as the we'll is now ready, it will be
but q short time until it is in working
order.
The pupils and teachers of the school
OF the sisters of charity wen out to Big
lake yesterday for their annual autumn
picnic. There were four bus loads O.
the pleasure-seekers, and they formed
q merry party. The day was u most en-
joyable one, and those participating
found nothing lacking that could add t.
the pleasures of the day. These occa
sions only serve to more firmly cemen'
the ties of strong friendship and love
existing between the pupils and those
who have made it their object in life t.
carefully rear those in their charge to {
life OF honored usefulness.