Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-10
MINOR MENTION.
N. Y. Plumbing company.

Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to Thomas Casson and Mary Briggs,
and NJ. c. Davey and Mary Dolan, ali
OF this county.
A very fine specimen OF the taXider-
mist art is exhibited in the window at
Fosters drug store. 1t is white owl
and was put up by f. j. Breeze.
The second match between the Omaha
and Council Bluffs rifle clubs will be
shot at the range OF the latter club in
| Rohrer's park tomorrow afternoon.
Joe Phelan was the only victim in po-
lice court yesterday morning. He was
charged with drunkenness and mali
cious mischief, and was fined $3.50.
Telegraph poles are being planted
along the Pearl street front of Bayliss
park. The unsightly poles will mar the
beauty of the park greatly. 1t seems
that better line could be chosen, and the
park commissioners should enter pro-
test at once.
Two overcoats belonging TO walters
were stolen Friday night from the
Ogden house. The thief gained admit
lance through rear window to the de-
partment occupied by the help. He
got safely away with his booty and left
no clue as to his identity.
Judge Deemer will hold an adjourned
term of court here Tuesday and
"Wednesday next. He will stop here on
his way to Atlantic, where he will open
court on the nth inst. He will render
decisions in several cases which he has
had under advisement for some time.
A juvenile quartctte composed of
Belle Snyder, Meta Kirkland, Ed Du-
quette and Charley Jetfries will sing at
the Congregational church this morn
ing. The same quartette will take part
in the children's Old Folks concert to
be given ut Masonic temple next Friday
evening.
Joe Hansen, living in the southern
part of the city, yesterday fled an in
formation before Squire Hendricks,
charging another resident of that To-
cality with brutally clubbing him with
ncckyoke from wagon. a warrant
was issued for the arrest OF the assail
ant, but he is not yet arrested.
George S. Miller was tried before
Squire Schurz yesterday for assaulting
a boy named Catterlin, in the southern
part OF the city. The evidence showed
that the youngster was greatly in need
of a liberal dose of the essence of birch,
but that Miller did not apply it. The
defendant was discharged.
DR.. G. II. Pinney will address the
Young Mems Christian Association at
the Masonic temple Tuesday evening,
February II. The animals man" is
the subject of his discourse, ard must
prove Of great interest. Prof. Heizer's
orchestra will furnish music for the Oc-
casion. A cordial invitation is cX-
tended to the public. Admission free.
Mr.. Coulter, agent for the Burlington
School Furniture company, has recently
visited all the large towns and cities in
Iowa, and he pays this city the compli-
ment OF having, in the Atkins school
building, the finest structure of its kind
in the state. He says he will recon.
mend his people to duplicate it in the
building they are about to erect at Bur-
lington.
a meeting of members and friends of
st. Paul's church will be held Wednes-
day evening next at s o'clock at the
church. All who have the interest of
the parish at heart are earnestly re
quested to attend this meeting. An
effort will be made at this meeting to
devise ways and means for removing
the obstacles in the way of Mr.. Mackay's
continuance as rector of this church.
The flume connectinn Lake Manawa
with the south lake has been completed,
and Is now in readiness to open for the
purpose of filling Manawa. The willows
on the island are being cut down and
burned and in two weeks will be cleared
AS soon as the piling Is driven for the
dam at the outlet of the lake, the water
can be turned in to fill the lake. The
work is progressing at lively rate, and
Manawa already presents a far different
appearance from last year.
Stuart Anderson filed an information
before Squire Hendricks yesterday,
charging Sam Epperson, depot police
man at the Milwaukee local depot, with
assault with intent to do great bodily
injury. The defendant is accused of
throwing the prosecuting, witness from
the platform while the latter was wait
ing for his sister, who was expected on.
an incoming train. The case was con-
tinued until Tuesday afternoon at 8
o'clock.
The changes OF the time table, which
go into effect to-day noon, will prove
advantageous to Council Bluffs in sew
eral respects. Noticeably will be that
on the Chicago e. Northwestern. The
train leaving here at 7:13 a. IN. will
connect at Missouri Valley with the
Fremont train, and also for Sioux City.
The limited train to Chicago leaves here
at 4:25 in the afternoon and reaches
Chicago at $50 the next morning.
Leaving Chicago at $50 o'clock in the
evening, it reaches here at 9l7 the
next morning.