Omaha daily bee., 1893-08-09
MINOR MENTION.
N. Y. Plumbing Co.
Boston Store, dry goods.

N. Y. Plumbing Co.
Boston Store, dry goods.
The Mayne Real Estate Co ,62l Broad way
The case Of the city against NJ f. Rohrer
had hearing in superior court yesterday
The North Main street bridge over Indian
creek is being repaired by the putting in OF
new floor.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
TO Hans Heudrickson, aged 80, and Ellen
Jensen, aged 80, both Of Pottawattamie
county.
Ontonian n racer, on his way back from
the castern circuit where he made mile
In 2:OS and 2:l0, passed through the city
yesterday, cnrOutc for Omaha.
Dan Carrigg issued out writ of attach
mcnt In the district court yesterday for the
property of y. r. Chamberline TO satisfy a
claim of S2OG. The attachment was issued
on the ground that the defendant was a nom
resident of the state
The funeral of May Palmer, the infant
daughter of MIR and Mrs, f. II. Palmer of
Spokane Falls, will take place this afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock from the residence of Mrs. NJ.
j. Cole. GlS Bluff street. The remains will
be Inferred in Walnut Hill cemetery.
The Utile Dulci society of St. Johns Eng
lish Lutheran church gives an entertain
ment this evening in the church room on
the first floor of the Merriam block, 2OS
Nam and 2O9 Pearl street, for which they
charge an admittance of 10 cents After the
entertainment they will serve refreshments
ana have social time
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy has
posted an order to the effect that any en-
ploye of the line who was garnisheed twice
previous TO August / will be discharged
without notice if he allows the operation to
be repeated The order will be greatly ap.
prcciated by merchants whose accounts have
been allowed to 90 unsettled by railway men.
The people Ii ring in the vicinity of Seventh
and Mynster streets were aroused at z
o'clock yesterday morning by cries of "mur.
der" Some of them got up to see who was
being slaughtered. but were considerably re
lieved to find that 1t was only a drunk that
Officer Claar was bringing in out of the cold
August air. The fellow showed fight, but
was quieteu for a second by blow in tho
face. As soon as he recovered he com
menced to yell He was fined IN police court
yesterday morning
August Jopesskeit, who spells his name
with a German broguc. filed an information
in Justice Fox's court yesterday charging
Charley Broyolllght with the larceny of [
couple of his cows valued at about SO. Tn,
two men were working a farm seven mile!
south of the city on shares. Joncsske
claims Broyollight got in hurry for hi:
share of the spoils and took two of his part
ner's cows in settlement. He says Broyol
light has just come from Nebraska, wher,
they do business in that way. The cas-,
will be tried this afternoon at o'clock.
The ladies' Worlds far social at Mason
temple last evening was a novel and pleasan
affair. Rev. w. G. Levc6 gave the frs
public photograph recital in the city, AM
used one of Edison's newest large-si2ed ma
chimes. The program comprised songs
recitals, band pieces and speeches. Tn
volume of sound was great enough to fill tn
large hail. and with the exception of an OC
casional blur every note and word could b
distinctly heard in all parts of the room
There was a large audience of appreciativ
and delighted people. After the phone
graphic program was completed refrest
ments and dancing finished the evening Ell
tertainmcut.