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THE DAILY BEE
Friday Morning , Fob , 27 ,
LOOAL BREVITIES ,
Msllio Korean , the notorious , was JMl < d
by the police Iwt night for dl ord ly conduct
"Airs. Frank , " proprietress ol ft Twelfth
street b gnlo , ww nrroitod Iwt night , wllh
.fccr husband , for fighting.
Dr. Umiclutt had robe stolen from his
carriage while visiting n patient on St. Mary's
juentio the other tneulmr Ju t at dusk.
W. B , Jacob" , a BKK compositor , rejoices
in the arrival at his homo of a ton pound boy.
The mother and child ore botn getting along
very nicely.
In Judge Weiss'court the Republican has
instituted suit against J. 0. Wllot , for 853.CO
nlloged to be duo on nn unpaid account of
advertising.
The thaw has sot In , nnd while there wil
bo more feeble snaps of cold weather , the
severity of the winter's arctlo character , as is
predicted , is a thing of the past.
As the streets grow sloppy the gangs upon
tbo street corners grow In number aud amuse
themselves by making remarks about ladles
who chance to pass their way.
Marriage Hconiea"1 were Issued yesterday
to John W. Hall and Julia U. Standon , Illch-
nrd IT. Blake nnd Kstolla F. Comstock , nnd
Hiram It. Block and Mrs. 1'rncstino Vogol.
A young man foil iq fit at ( hq corner of
Fifteenth nnd Dodge streets yesterday morning
Ho was cared for by two physicians , who
chanced to bo passing , and wai Boon all
right.
i The now gas Cxturoa for the court house
have arrived from New York , The firm has
notified the commissioners that a man will bo
lent on from the metropolis about the mlddlo
of next week to superintend the setting of the
fixtures.
On Monday night , March 2 , at ralconer's
hall , will bo given the first grand 1'tuin ball ,
under the auspices of Nebraska lodire , No.351 ,
I. O. 11. B. The proceeds of the ball will bo
applied to the sick benefit fund of the order.
Tickets admitting gentleman nnd lady $2.
The news has reached this city of the
death , Wednesday , of Gcorgo Nail , nn old
nnd well-known freight conductor of the
Union 1'acific , who , falling between the cara
of his train , was horribly mangled before ho
could bo extricated , The accident occurred
ne.ir Carbon.
A pleasant affair was the Longfellow ro-
coplion , enjoyed by the C. L. S. 0. Tuesday
evening , at the homo of Mr. Salmon , corner
of Nineteenth and Ifarnam streets. Headings ,
recitations , reminiscences , poetry , music nnd
art , all contributed towards making the oc
casion ono long to bo remembered by "real ,
true Chantauriuana. "
The children of the Sabbath school at
tached to the Israelite temple will celebrate.
the feast of JMhor on Sunday next by a chil
dren's banquet In the spacious school rooms.
They nro to mnko n day ofjjt. The committee -
too of arrangements nro : Miss Blanche Hell-
man , chairman ; the Misses Addle Newman ,
Sadie Schlcstngor nnd Ida Block ; Masters
Joe Oborfelderrnnd Louis Keichenberff.
In Judge Anderson's court yesterday
John and Michael Donohoy were tried for
raising : i disturbance nnd smashing things
generally in Pritchaid'a saloon at Florence
Tnosday. They had boon fighting together
in the saloon , and being ejected , became so
enraged that they ceased quarreling and com
menced the bombardment of the saloon.
Upon conviction they were finodSlOand costs
nnd sentenced to five ) days imprisonment in
the county jail.
W. E. Jones , of stockyards fame , was
fined $5 and costs in Judge Anderson's court
yesterday for assaulting Bert Newport. Jones ,
after assaulting his victim , rushed frantically
to Judge Anderson's'court , and pomtentially
wanted to file a complaint against himself ,
Ho had hardly so expressed his deslra when
Newport came puffing in , and made com
plaint himself , at the sama time casting revengeful
vengeful glances nt Jones for bis bold attempt
at self-prosecution.
The regular monthly sociable of the TT.C.
3 j , A , was held Wednesday ovonlng at the libra
ry hall on Ninth street. The principal feature
of the programme was a piper road by Mr. J.
IT. Quinn on Thomas Addla Kmmett. Mr.
Quinu's effort was hlghly appreciated and ho
himself displayed not a little of tbo eloquence
ho lauded on the subject of the sketch. The
Hinging of the little Miss Hose Flannery can
bo beat described by the tetrn artistic.
Messrs. Peter , Krnoat and Montlo Burke ren
dered two \ ocal trios in n manner that dis
played not only natural talent but careful
study. Tbo piano solo by Miss Stella St. Ita
lic was excellently performed.
J'olluo uourr.
In police court yesterday morning ono
plain drank waa assessed $5 nnd costs.
George S. Clark aud Julias Mozar , ar
rested by Officer Mctza and charged by
him with vagrancy ; pleaded not guilty ,
and after nn explanation were honorably
discharged by the court.
" \Vhllo \ there are a number of vagrants
in this city , there are also
men who are Idle bocaasa of their Inabil
ity to find work. Many of thorn have
families depending npou thorn and bnvo
\tried la every way to procure employ
ment , bat have failed. Those men
would gladly do any kind of work , no
matter how menial , ta provide bread for
heir families , but this work la not to bo
1. The professional tramp and vagrant
U Id not \\ork , no mattet how lucrative
Jit. -losltlou might bo. Ho has no use
woo irk of any kind , bat very mach
o loaf and steal or beg as the
the V
for m. ho.
jfers v
pr tlit Him u l.chhon.
case m y
morning a stranger arrived
Tau , eon the dummy train and
Wednesday 10 upon a seat in the
In Oio city " \ * od oatsido to have his
hla vaU. Vhou ho ro-ontcrad
plaoluR
stopv tlmt his
- catchcl had
Union QBi'j --IT
1 30lfl blackened. > as aeon with the
the depot ho found 1 for the clammy
hed after the
aitc ol In hand , k. lchel with ono
The ilranger down with
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LEGAL LORE ,
Acqulltftl of tioniko nnd Grecmvold
Uttrns Dismissed United
stntcfl Court.
In the district court yesterday the do
feme In the case of Lorako nnd Green
weld , charged with anon , finished their
arguments. The caio was given to the
jury late in the afternoon , A vordlct of
"not guilty" was returned by that body
after a few momenta' deliberation.
Frank Burns was arraigned on n charge
of threatening the Hfo of Lottlo Domes ,
who has sprung Into local fame as the
principal witness In the McClelland bur
glary caso. The complaint against Bums
was withdrawn nnd ho was discharged.
In Judge Wakoloy'a branch of the
judiciary too aiso of Morisrlty vs Oily of
Omaha was on trial.
Following Is the call of docket for to
day :
JUDGE WAKELEY.
Thomas vs. Thomns.
Ohlnborry vs. Smith.
Morlarity vs. City of Omaha ( on trial ) .
EsUbrooko ot nl vs. Coots.
Pratt vs. Hamilton.
State vs. Points , superintendent.
Barker ot nl vs. Grucno ot a1 ,
Foley vs. Thomns.
Howell vs. Kennedy.
Largo , jr. , vs. Mol'honon.
Elliot vs. City of Omnhn.
JDDOE NEVILLE.
Criminal Docket.
Samuel Roichonborg files suit ngainnt
the city to recover taxes paid under pro
test in sewer district No. 13.
Goo. A. Hoagland sues Matthew A.
MoNntnari , Goo. W. Duncan , L. M. An-
dreeon and M. Sontag , for foreclosure of
mechanics' lion upon certain buildings in
possession of defendants , jointly. Also
sues Bessie T. Potty nnd John W. Potty
for $300.80 on mechanics' lion.
To-day the cases of Lushia Klusn nnd
Frnnk Grabno , charged with the murder
of the former's husband , will bo taken up
md ordered to separate trial. H. B.
Qohmtui will defend Grabno , while At
torneys Brockenrldgo and Burnham have
been selected by the court to defend the
woman ,
UNITED STATKS COUUT.
Judge Dandy rendered decision yester
day in the somewhat celebrated case of
Flnlny vs. Clark , whore plaintiff" , by
grantor Ostram , mortgaged to Clark
certain real estate to eccuro the payment
of money loaned by him ( defendant ) .
The money , $500 , was borrowed on 12
per cent Interest. Clark , taking the
property , Improved It , and now refnnes
to surrender. The case was brought into
court , and the judge's decision van that
Finlny could take possession of the prop
erty upon payment of principal nnd in
terest and the valtio of taxes and im
provements paid for by Clark , during the
term of his possession.
Marshal Bierbower b.is finished making
up his accounts , and after approval by
Judge Dundy will forward the balance
shoot to Washington for examination.
He has discovered that there Is a balance
of between $4,000 and $5,000 over from
the last term.
Judge Dandy will hold a spocl.il BOB-
sion of the United States court at Lin
coln next week for the purpose ot dis
posing of some unimportant business ,
bearing motions , otc.
The B. &O. rat03 for the rounitiip to
Washington are lower than over made nt
Inauguration time. Lasa than half faro
In many cases , and no extra charge for
the unparalleled tlmo made by its limited
trains.
Army Orders.
Paragraph five , special orders No. 10 ,
current series from thcao headquarters , is
amended to read :
On demand of Surgeon Joseph H.
Bill , U. S. A , , ( Bftoenth article of war , )
n court of inquiry , "to Investigate hla
conduct , " is ordered to meet at head
quarters , department of the Platte , Oma
ha , Neb. , at 10 a. m. , February 15 , 1885 ,
or as Boon thereafter as practicable. De
tail for the court. Colonel John Gibbon ,
Seventh infantry ; Colonel Henry A.
Morrow , Twenty-firjt infantry , and
Surgeon Daniel G. Caldwell , U. S. A.
First Lieutenant Frederick H. E. Eb-
etein , Twenty first infantry , Is appointed
recorder. The court will con-
alder and Investigate the charges
preferred against Surgeon Bill
by his post commander , ( Colonel W. P.
Carlin , Fourth Infantry , ) on the 10th day
of December , 1884 ; the allegations and
charges made by the same ofhcer In com
munication addressed to these headquar
ters February 3 , 1885 ; in pott orders No
15. ( Fort Omaha , Nob. , ) January 1C ,
1885 ; in communication addressed to
Surgeon Bill , under date of October 1 ,
1884 , and generally , all matters of which
issue has been made regarding the man
agement of the post hospital nnd treat
ment of the s'ck under charge of Surgeon
Bill. The court will exprcis an opinion
on the merits of the caso.
Recruit James Curtis , enlisted at Fort
Omaha , Neb , , is assigned to company H ,
Fourth infantry , and will bo sent to the
station of Ilia company on the first favor
able opportunity.
Owning to itj position in Washington ,
It being the only line running directly
through the city , the B. & O.'a advan
tages for the proper and prompt care of
its patrons for the Inauguration are
wholly unapproached by competing lines.
All the pasicngcr trailio of other lines
from the West must combine with the
trailio from the East , and thus tbo single
line Into the national capital bo clogged
with trains to nn enormous extent. The
B. it 0. handles its business from the
East wholly independent from Its busi
ness from the West , the channels of en
trance Into the city being different , and
for all purposes In view the Baltimore
and Ohio really has tire lines Into the
capital , one from the West and the other
from the East.
The Calico Hall ,
The calico ball given by the U nlformed
Rink , Knights of Pythias , Wednesday
night , In Metropolitan ball , was a very
pleacant affair. About eighty couples
were in attendance , and nil enjoyed -
joyed thoimolves hogoly. The sihemo
ot ( electing partners by bows
to correspond with tlo ( , ladles'
dresses was carried out , but several
iuples put up n job on tbo com
Moo on arrangements and worked the
Y 1 BO that they becime partners wlth-
jlDt mg Into the lottery scheme. During
atKu - part of Iho evenirg the ladles
j u .1 'ther ! own wy * B" the pent'e- '
p' , " > bJecU of thoiadie > ' own
Ue" At 8a tirao the
w
Ue"t will Bentle-
i
men were allowed to Msumo their God-
given rlnht , nnd boy the sapper , of
course. After sapper the gentlemen
were allowed ( o dance when , and with
whom they pleased. This was the third
party of the sotios , and the remaining
two promlao to bo equally enjoyable.
The through-sleeper system on I'ictnr-
ciquo B. fc O. Is particularly advantag
eous for inaugural travel. Through palace -
ace cars from all principal western cities ,
and for that matter whole trains through ,
as on the B , & O. there Is no change of
oars of any class whatever.
Nnbbctl ttio Muslin.
About noon yesterday a boy named
James Kelly nibbed a piece of muslin
from In front of L.B , Williams' dry goods
store. Ho slipped the mutlin into a sack
and was walking off with It whonConstablo
StovoMoalio swooped down upon him and
carried him otf to jail. Ho will have an
examination in the morning and will
probably find out how it seems to oat
bread and drink water behind the bars.
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Institute
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Chronic and Surgical Diseases
Diseases ot Females , ct the Nervous Bvetem , Pi
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Consultation and examination tree.
Call or write tor circulation chronla dlteaioa and
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ol the Urluarv and Sexual orcans , Seminal Weak.
ness , Nervous Debility or Exhauitlcnetc. , ot3. , nJ
our new reetoratUotreatment.
All letters and consultation * Confidential.
Medicines sent to all parts ot the country by ex *
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tulutloii ol case Ughcn , Ono personal Interview
preferred 11 comeniont. Open at allhonn.
Addreea all letters to
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Load Pipe and Sheet Load
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Ptobers' Gas and Steam Filters
IRON & BRASS GOODS ,
ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES.
Hlh & Dodge Sts.OMAHANEB.
ARCHITECTS
Koomg 28 and WOmahaNatLBank Block
Buccnasoas TO
Dufrene & Mendelssohn
Oeo. L. KUher , fcrmery 1th W. L. P. Jenny
Architect , Chlcaifo , UnUelm
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PLAIN TRUTHS
-A.IBOTJT ZMZXSIFXTS
Let the Public Eead and Learn where
Rivalry Overreaches Itself.
The Misfit Clothing Parlors 1312 Douglas street , have recently been re-
celvingsome extensive free'advertising from a ready-made clothier who
probably imagines that by abusing us he is bettering himself , well if he
thinks so let him keep on. It amuses him and dent hurt us. We expected
to hear some one "squeal" when we opened business here. The individ
ual who has been getting rich by charging high prices always , "squeals"
when someone comes along and calls extortion by selling goods at rea
sonable figures. The grocer who sands his sugar is generally the individ
ual who prates the most about his own honesty , and accuses all his rivals
with being rogues , We wish to enter into no controversy with anyone ,
The individual who loses his head , and neglects his business to abuse a
rival , isgenerally a poor business man.Wearenottalkingabout any one in
particularbut there are some people righthere whom our remarks.particu- .
Iarlyfitsforthe , plain truth is that misfits are nearly as numerous as perfect
fits , besides making mistakes in fits. The tailors have thousands of dollars
worth of garments annually left on their hands by parties ordering suits ,
pants or overcoats , and then refusing to take them. The misfit dealer is
isthe only market the tailor has for these goods , because a rival says there
are no misfits , it doesn't make it so , it merely demonstrates that he either
didn't know what he was talking about or else he knowingly made a
"misfit" statement. Let the public judge between us , abuse is not argu
ment , neither is it good sense. See what we offer , compare our goods
with cheap ready made clothing and see if ourgar ments do not demons
trate that theyare superior cloth and tailor made ,
til & TfflTKT liLJu ! IJJSJB11 JrJL " 1C-JbUK "
1312 DOUGLAS ST. , UP-STAIRS.
Electric Light. Electric Light.
Open until 9 P. M. Saturdays until JO P. M ,
hant Tailors with Miafib and uncalled for Clothing to dispose of wiU confer a favor
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Also great reductions in Diamonds , Jew
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1MJ121 Tvnpvn1' ! ? &r f " n
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The only importers of Havana Cio-ars ,
and Meerschaum Goods in Omaha.
Wholesale dealers in Guns , Ammunition ,
Sporting Goods , Notions and Smokers' Ar
ticles.
IIEXRY T. CLARKEPrtit , and Treat. A. Jl. CLARKE , Vice I'rttultnt
J011X T. CLARKE , Secretary.
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Misfits and Uncalled for Suits
From our Merchant Tailoring department , we
offer them to all purchasers at about one-half of
their actual value. These are no Ready Made
Goods , advertised as Custom Made , but Real
Merchant-Tailor work.
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