Omaha daily bee., 1896-02-05
MINOR MENTION.

Try Moore G. Ellis "sultaua" 1Oc cigar.
The Bee office, No. is North Main street.
The Salvador -Feeley case Is still dragging
along in Judge Thornell's court
Judge Smith will go to Atlantic next Mon
day TO hold court for tho Cass county cases.
The Council Bluffs Office Of The Rec is
Just north Of Officer & Puseys bank, on Main
street.
The Grand hotel. Council Bluffs. High
class in every respect. Rates, $50 per day
and upward. u. +. Clark. proprietor.
The Rebekah Relief association will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. f. A. Sackett 111G
Third avenue. All members are requested to
be present.
o. d. Wheeler has been appointed fdmn-
istrator ad litem Tor Louis, Gertrude and
Jacob Reichart. minor heirs Of Samuel Reich
art, deceased
Myron and his brother. Daniel Deronda
Clark, were again in court yesterday to
answer to a new charge Of assault with in
tent to do great bodily Injury upon the third
brother, T.. II. Clark.
In the suit Of Mrs. Sarah p. Moore against
the Union Fraternal Accident association the
testimony has been heard by Judge McGee
In the superior court and the attorneys will
present their arguments by briefs.
All Odd Fellows of Council Bluffs, whether
members of the various lodges or not, al
requested to meet the directors of the Hall
association at the lodge room at o'clock
sharp Saturday evening. Important business.
The members Of companies Red and Blue
are requested to report to Secretary Baker
at the Young Mems Christian association
rooms or to Captains Allen of the Reds and
Mcconnell Of the Blues each night IL appli-
cations have been received, SO that a COM
pete and correct record may be had
Company Red is determined to make its
reception Friday night Of the events
to cause the Blues to blush The decora-
inn of ~
thing astonishing. The concert will be one
OF the best held in the rooms, as may be
Judged from the following TALENT High
School Mandolin club, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Atkins, Messrs. Woodbridge and Griffith
vocalists, and Mr., E. Thompson, reader
Omaha. Refreshments will be served. All
men will receive hearty welcome and have
a good time.
An audience that packed the New Dohany
from the orchestra railing to the last back
seat in the gallery was one Of the things
that gaddened the heart of Manager Alton
last evening when the curtain rung up
on the first scene in "Trilby." And an au-
dience with greater expectations never en-
tered the doors of the old theater, and GER
tainly more delighted one never so reluc-
family arose when the curtain went down on
the last act. The intelligence and eagerness
of the audience seemed to have hypnotic
effect upon the players almost corresponding
to the strange power Svengali exercises over
Trilby hei self, and the result was that A.
M. Pamer's company II its manager is to
be believed, never gave the play such q
strong presentation. The degree of appre-
citation OF their splendid work is evidenced
by the Fact that at the close of the third
act the curtain was raised four times before
the people wore out their hands or were
satisfied. 1t is the strongest play that Man.
ager Alton has yet given his patrons end
he is naturally the recipient of many con-
gratulations.
Moore G. Ellis Corner" best &c cigar