Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-25
n MENTION.


Boston Store, spring dress goods, capes and
Jackets.
Jake Rogers had a horse blaneket stolen
yesterday from a buggy in the rear OF the
Inman hotel.
All bills against the late Samuel Theodore
should be presented to Mrs. M. NJ. Theodore,
905 Fourth avenue.
Jesse Graham and Amanda Wright, both
Of Potta wattamie county, we're married last
evening by Justice Fox.
The funeral Of j. II. Spetman will be held
this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence,
1924 Mason street, Omaha.
Unity Guild will meet in special session
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs.
Harris, corner Of Pierce and First streets.
A special meeting of the Guild of st.
Paul's will be held at Mrs. c., Fl. Bowers
on First avenue, Tuesday evening, March
~, at 1880.
The Ministerial association Of the city will
meet Monday at 1890 a. m. in the pastors
study in the Presbyterian church. Officers
are to be elected.
c. Il. Bell has just been awarded the job
Of drawing plans for the S25, 600 school house
to be erected IN Schuyler, Neb. Eleven other
bidders were In the field.
A fine 6-year-old horse was stolen Friday
night from the barn of NJ. f. Williams of
Weston and Sheriff Hazen has received a
request to be on the lookout for the animal
and the thief.
Coroner Jennings decided an inquest over
the remains of the foater found above the
Terminal company's bridge was unnecessary,
and they were buried yesterday morning in
Fairview cemetery.
There will be a regular meeting of Dodge
camp, Sons Of Veterans, at the Grand Army
of the Republic hall, Monday evening, March
26. All members and Grand Army of the
Republic comrades are urged to attend. BY
order commander.
A pamphlet has just been issued by Fidel-
ity council, No. 1876, Royal Arcanum, giving
a list of the names of members, with their
occupations and addresses, together with a
large amount of valuable information with
reference to the order.
Mrs. Sleek Of Avoca, who was sent to St.
Demands hospital three weeks ago, after
having gone insane from reading her bible,
is said to have recovered. entirely. Her son
was In the ciey yesterday making arrange
ments for her return home.
A number of the members Of the Omaha
Wheel club paid a visit to the Ganymedes
at their club rooms last evening. Refresh
ments we're brought in from a neighboring
caterer, and the evening was spent in music
and other enjoyments of a more substantial
nature.
The night school which has been run for
some time past under the auspices of the
Christian church will be moved this week
from the old Pierce street school to the
tabernacle, where 1t was held until a few
weeks ago. 1t is constantly increasing in
popularity.
William and Fannie Richardson, the colored
couple who were arrested for keeping a dis
reputable house on North Main street, were
given fifteen days in Jail by Judge MCGEE
yesterday morning and the sentence was sus-
pended In order to give them a chance to
leave the city.
John Dunn and Frank Peterson were ar
rested yesterday on an information filed by
F.. Merriam charging them with stealing a
pair of shoes and two shirts from his store
on Upper Broadway. A search warrant was
issued for Dunn's house, but a search failed
to find the missing stuff.
Work was commenced yesterday on a rear
rangement Of the city council chamber The
desks of the mayor and aldermen will IL
moved to the south end OF the room so as to
enable the aldermen to. use the committed
room more conveniently, and the spectators
seats will be placed in the north end.
Postmaster Thomas Bowman has received
a card from s, Loughran, Is Ninth street,
Washington, d. c., asking for information
as to the whereabouts Of Francis X.Lough-
ran, who left New York in 1890 to come
west. He has inherited an estate and his
address is necessary in its settlement.
The meetings which have been going on
for a number of weeks in the Christian
tabernacle, under the leadership of ex-Gov-
ernor Ira j. Chase of Indiana, closed last
FRIDAY nlBht. During MS stay In the BluffS
he has made many, warm friends, and the
work he has done has been earnest and en-
ergetic, doing much good for the cause in
which he is engaged.
There will be special music in connec-
tion with the morning service at the Con-
gregational church today. There will be
a double quartet, assisted by Miss Liddell,
who will give as a solo. Eye Mighty Poems"
Among the anthems to be rendered are
'They Have Taken Away My Lord" by
Stainer, and II Waited for the Lord"
from Handel's Hymn Of Praise
Nellie Brown, a disreputable woman who
was arrested some time ago for stealing
shoes, has secured the services of a couple
of attorneys and commenced a suit for 500
damages against Deputy Marshal r. p.
Fowler, alleging false arrest. Fowler did
not make the arrest. and her chances for
getting a judgment, consequently, do not
seem very bright. The case will be tried
before Justice Fox April 2 at 0 a. m.