Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-04
Z BEE.
MINOR MENTION.

N. Y. p. Co.
Gleason coal.
G. Il. Music Co., 53s B'way.
Reiter, tailor, $40 Broadway.
Evans laundry, 724 Broadway.
d. w. Otis, city and farm loans.
Overton lodge No. 4l5, 1. o, G.. T., will
have a social next Thursday evening.
The Danish Brotherhood will have q picnic
tomorrow at the German picnic grounds at
Lake Manawa.
Mayer Rohrer is out with n proclamation
ordering all instructions removed from
streets and alleys.
The game OF ball yesterday between the
Y. Nj. G. A. Comets and the Sullivan nine
resulted in a victory for the Comets by a
score of 29to III.
The quadrille party TO be given by the
German Catholic ladies will take place on
the 10th instead of the 10Th inst, as prevl-
ously announced.
There will be a meeting OF the W. 9, A.
Monday afternoon, August 3, at the residence
OF T.. l.. Shugart, No. GOO First avenue. A
full attendance is desired.
The Dodge Light guard starts for the reg
mental encampment at Red Oak one week
from to-day. They expect TO take forty-ive
men, ard mean TO bring home the first prize.
William q. Judge, one of the founders of
the Theosophical society in the United
States, and sc cretary of the American branch
of that organization, will be In this city this
week, and will att.n nd meetings of the soci-
ETY. here. He speaks in Omaha this evening.
Building permits were issued yesterday to
N. O'Bricn, for 81, 200 cottage in Cooper &
Jeffries' addition; p. Q. Mueller, $4,000 cot
tage in Jackson's addition, and K. Foxley, q
!, 1000 fiat in Beers subdivision Several
smaller permits were issued, making the
total nearly $4,000.
Friday night at Z O'Clock some unknown
party stole a package of clothing from the
Manawa hotel. The missing articles are
valued at SO and are marked Cliff" The
package had been delivered early IN the
evening, ana while the clerk was at supper a
young man called for the package and
walked off with IL.
The game between the clerks and travel
ing men,, at Fairview park, this afternoon,
will be called ut 3 o'clock. Ladies will be
admitted free. Regular admission % cents.
The proceeds will go to the hospitals of the
city. All professional players are barred,
and the game will undoubtedly prove inter,
esting.
A bicycle race will take place next Tues
day between a couple OF youngsters, one of
them backed by the boys Of No. 3 and the
other by the boys of No. 4 hose house. The
prize will be a handsome gold medal, and
the loser will have to pay for it. Tho race
promises to be interesting, as neivher of the
boys are slouches on a bicycle.
A number of prominent citizens Of Pacific
Junction were IN the city yesterday. The
party visited Manawa, where they passed
the greater portion of the day. Among the
visitors were William WEIGH, ticket agent of
tho Burlington, and wife; ID. Dunbar, bag
gage agent, and wife; ]. T.. Pugh, general
agent, and wife; the Misses Palmer, of Red
Oak; Miss Pomfrey, of Kentucky, and Miss
Eva Marshall, of this CITY.
Readers of The BEE will remember the
domestic difficulty which occurred a few
month ago between a Main street butcher
named Henry Seibel, who worked for Con-
rad Langendorfer, and his wife, Lizzie Sci
bel. She left the city and now turns up in
Los Angeles, Cal, where she has created
trouble in the family of a married man.
Henry has appeared on the scene, and his
announcement creates a scene. He intimates
that all will be forgiven, and he will take her
back.
w. j. Payler, of Omaha, and j. G. Nicoll,
of this city, visited the institution for the
deaf and dumb Yesterday, and were shown
through the buildings by Superintendent
Rothert. They speak highly of the condi-
tion in which affairs were found and also Of
the courtesies extended by Mr.. Rothert.
This, however, is ore of the characteristic
of the superintendent, and the only thing
that he kicks about is because the Blufites
do not call at the institution %oftener. He
insists that the citizens do not exhibit the
interest in the institution which they should
and extends a standing Invitation.