Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 19, 1885, Page 8

e i N ———- S 2N 2 e (8 i) THE DAILY BEE--THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19. 1885. THE DAILY BEE — v Thursd(;y M riing, Feb, 19. LOCAL BREVITIES. The business transacted at the cleatiog house amounted to 8276,820.70. J. T McCague is making « tour of Lin coln#Hastings, Beatrico and other cities in the neighborhood, —Thomas McCallo:li has been appointed to the office of assistant depot ticket agent of the U, P. with John Bell, —David McOambridge and Miss Lonise . Tumas wera married Monasy by the Rev. Father 0'Connor, of St. Philomena cathedral —There was o ranaway on Thirteenth street yesterdsy, No damage was done other than the slight breaking of the wagon to which the rinaway team was attached, Milton Hendrix, who resides on Iorest avenue, fell yesterday at 12:80, at the corner of Fourteenth and Douglas streets, and suffered a fracture of his collar bone, —The Metropolitan club gave a social hop at Metropolitan hall last night. About twenty couples were preeent and an enjoyable evening was spent by the club, Iu Justice Andros court yesterday Moriarty obtained a judgment of 30 against Gearon, Gavin & Moore, of the Times-Dis- patch publishing company, for wages due. —One of Jardine's ¢ -press teams ran away on Notth Sixteanth yestorday afternoon. The flying horses collided with a farmer’s wagon and fell down, wheraupon they wero taken captive, L. Kinnehan, ths man whose leg was am- putated Saturday at St Jorephs hospital, is progrossing finely toward recovery, He will probably get well, though hus life, at first, was despaired of, The Scandinavian Baptist church is erect- ng on Bighteenth street, near Burt, a new now frame building, two stories high, 60x30, for sanctuary purposes, 1t will be completed during the summer, —Dr, Galbraith performed a delicate sur- gical operation yesterday in cutting away & portion of an enormous carbuncla on the back of the head of a patient named Sulliyan, The latter will probably racover, The carbuncie is half as large as & man's head, Threo shots were fired in the vicinity of the Italian quarters on lower Thirteenth etreet last night about 11 o'clock, Policemen visited the place, but could not find any one and it is thought that thess Italians flic ehots in the alley simply to create a littlo excitement. —Marshal Cumminga has received a letter from a weman in Missouri Valley, formorly of Omaha, asking him to hunt up a laundry account and forward her some clothes. Thomas will indignantly decline in a letter of offictal severity, He is not in the old clothes business. —Lou Brown, a negro, was arrested for dis- orderly conduct last night. While inside pro- curing a drink of water, for which purpose he was released by request, he stole a pouch of tobacco balongin to Night Jailor Hinchey. He was promptly detected by that function. ary and compelled to diegorge. —James (i. Peakes, of the Ford Opera company, is reported as lying quite ill at the Millard, with what is now feared to be pneu monia, The company will b obliged toleave him in caro of the Millard people while they maske their two days run into Western Towa before returning here Saturday, Mendelesohn & Fisher are the architects who have the plans for tha new school house on upper Farnam, and also the projected building on Fightsenth and Castellar streets, On each site a substantial brick building is contemplated, to be erected at a cost of not to exceed 520,000, —The funeral of Mr. P. J. Sulliyan took placeat 9:30 yesterday morning. Requiem high mass was celsbrated at St. Philomena’s Ca- thedral at 19, and from there the remains, ac- companied by the sorrowing parents, brothers and sisters, and a large procession of sympa. thizing friends, wended their way to Holy Se- pulcher cematery, where the interment took place, , Datective Neligh is in Dorchester, £, D, Webstsr has returncd from Washing- ton, Mr. J. V. Lytle, of Denver, is in the city visiting friends, Mr. and Mrs, H. D, stabrook loft yester day for a trip to Chicago, Mr. T. W. Creary, of Dubuque, lowa, is in the city visiting his sister, Mrs, 1. W, Rhode, Revs, W. J. Harsha and E, I} Chrismanre- turned last night from Papillion, whither they were summoncd to attend the funeral of Miss Carrie Schasb, W. D. Patterson, Arlinzton, S, H. Seany, Lincoln, W. M, McCartney, Lyons, John Mekoan, Spalding, John Crouch, North Bend, 8. Kilmer, Bturies, Mich,, M, Stein, Chicago, Chus, Kelly, Red Oak, Ia,, d and W. R. Cooft, of Minneavolis are stopping at the Metropolitan, 5 i L Police Courr, e In polica court yeste xday morning J, N, Croes and J. Leve were charged with be. ing disorderly pereons, They both pleaded not guilty, and their cases were continued until the officers who made the arrest could be found, George Schoonover was charged with drunkennesr. He ploaded guilty and was fined §6 and costs, When arcested he was in the dive of the notorious E'la Mitcbell, and way preparing to stay all night Heo bad upon his person §129.75, and had he renninad in thedive it is eate to suy that hs would not have had a cent inthe morning. As it was, he lost £14 in chanee, which he had loose in his pocket Albert Voight pleaded guilty to the charge of va grancy and was sentenced to twenty days in the county jall on bread aud water, Tll;h;llll'- .\luifl-‘-l.~. The elghith In the serics of Ladies' mus- fcales took place yesterdsy in Meyer's hall. The programme was a8 follows Sonsta, an, § . Beethoven Los Adieux, 1,/ Abwence, Ls LRetour, A iss Be “3ing, Smile, Slamber” Giounod Miss Jon's, Sopg without Words. ... i e .\Ih.. Bodem wartet in B, flat Haydn Adagio, Menuetto Allegro manon hupp.)n_ Mawers. Sauer, Irvine, Cahn, Farmer Seranado **Wilt Thou be my Dearie!” Miss Markel, TImpromptu, op, 9+ No 4 Misws Brown, Airon 4'h String Bash-Wilbelmi Messrs. Sauer, Cabn, Irvine, Fuimer. e — 25 dollar suits for §16}, SnimesaN Bros & Co, +Mendelssohn Rafl “Selby . .Schubert COURT DOCKET. Matters in the District Court,—~The Gazollo Marder Casc—~Minor 114 Tt The case of Mercer vs Calver is still dragglng its woary length In Judge Ne- ville's branch of the judiciary. 1t was on ly relicved yesterday by one stray inol dent of a hamorous cast. Judge Baldwin, one of ths attorneys for the defendant, was raking the plaintifi, Dr, Mercer, fcre and aft with an explotive series of ora torical homb shells. The doctor bore it a8 long as he could, untii hia temper gave way. ‘‘See herc, sir,” striding toward Ba'dwin, “jou must take that back!” Judge Baldwin gazed blankly at the dcc- tor for a moment &nd then shot fortn with renewed vigor Into the region of in- vective. Peace, absent for a moment, was finally restored by tho stern, *‘I'he sherlff will preserve order!” of Judge Ne- ville. CALL OF DOCKET TO-DAY. Stevenson va. Carrigan, Radliff va. Dellone et al. Seamon, Sabin & Co. vs, Mealio ct al., in the matter of the estate of Annie Wal- lage. Thomns vs, Thomas. White vs, Bryant. Mette et al vs. McGuckln, Moriarity vs. Clty of Omaha, Kstabrook et al va. Ccola, Groech vs, Svacins, Glaspy vs. Iler et al. Hall vs, Hartigan, Moore vs. Goodheart. Stecle, Johnson & Co. vs. Tomlin, Hermann va. City of Omaha, BEFORE JUDGE NEVIL Mercer va, Culver; on trial. Bryant va, Woolworth, Kuhlman vs. Peycke et al, Lucas va. Rypinskl. Welr vs. Baltdorf et al, Chenbery ve. Smlith, Hendrix vs. Ccunty Commistioners. Omaha National Bank ve. City of Omaha, Jacobson vs. B. & M. R. R Sarah J, Drummond files a patition for adecree of divorce from her husband, John Drummond, toth parties re:ideat in Omaha. The unhappy couple have been married but two yaars. Defeudant, itis alleged, is guilty of grossly ocruel conduct toward Mrs, Drummond, and fails to szcure proper maintanance fcr his wife. Annle C. Gibson, H. G. Clark and Geo. F. Lebaugh fi'ed suits agaivst the city to recover taxes paid uncer protest on property In Sewer District No. 13, District Attorney Estalle has annoanced his Intentlon of taking up the Gazollo murder cas3, as the first on the criminal docket. The case has long been on the local court records and has become quite celebrated. William Gazollo, an Itallan fruit seller, killed Louls Zerga, a fellow-countryman, on the night of tho Gth of July, 1880, in Joseph Cunio’s frult etall on Thirteenth street, between Farnam and Harney. Gazollo left Omaha at once, but was re- captured last spring in St. Paul, Minu., upen ths betrayal of a drunken frlend. Gazollo edmits the kiliing ot Zerga but will plead rclf-defense, alleging that the decessad was assauliiog him with a fork when he killed him. He is indic'ed for murder in the first degree. COUNTY COURT, Suits were filed yesterday by J. G. Fountain agaics% 1. Callan to recover $213.63 dus cn anote, and by W. H. Harricon sgainst John Hoye to recover $314 (n a note. Marriage licenses were fssued in the county court to George Schroeder and Louisa Rosenzweis, Perry P. Landon and Jennic Waltars, Louis M. Rugg and Cal- lie E, Luce, SUSNTILLATIONS, A. W. Griffen began suit in Judge Anderron’s court yesterday to recover taxes pald under protzst in sewer district 0 3. Tom Mnrray filed a suit against one Lawls Nelmaur some weeks ag», in Judgo Selded’s court, charging bim with stealing lumbar from his Jands on the Ekhorn. The case was tried yesterday, with jury, and the plsintiff, Mr. Murray is oat 1> the extent of tomething like $40 for costa of the suit. Every seat in St. Philomena's hall was filled long before 8 o'clock, the time set for the beginning of the concert Tuesday The large attendance and the enthusiastic applauee at the cloze of each number of the programme, formed a flattering reception to the first choir of the cahedral, under whess auspices the entertainment was planned and catried to a successful close, The choir was sieted by Prof. Walther, the McCrary bro hers, Edward, John, Harry and Fraok; Mies Jennie Patrick, Mr.” Cbas. McDocald and Miss Tepry Tompkins, o distinguished appeariog lady. Th's b:iog her first appearance before :n Omaha audience, she attracted desetveoly much evering. atteniion, The membera of the choir avicipating were: Miss Amold, ader; Misses McNamara, Kennedy, Juhoeton; Messrs, Blair and Baumer. The entertainment opened with the “Gipaey Choras,” from ‘‘Bohemisn Girl,"” ‘and from the first note cf that wlerd combination of melody to the closing quartette, ‘“Joy to hearts agaln united,” the interest was uoilagzing. and the applause hearty and long continued. Miss Patrick's two sclos, from Done- zetti and Tosti, were well received, and in res.onse to an encorato the first earg, “‘Five ¢'clock In the merntng.” The piano duet, ‘‘Feet overture,” from Leotner, by Prof. Walther and John MaCreary, was a finished renditicn of a diflicult plece, and was enthuslastically encored, Mr. Chsrles McDonald gave two read- inge, *‘Charles Edward at Versailles,” & semi-tragic lamentation of the exiled Stuart kisg {n France, and an Irish pa trioficeketen, *‘Uplifting of the Banner, and in both sustained & well-earned repu- tatic a moet effl ¢ ive declaimer. M Mary McNamera's song, *‘Bon. nie, Sweet Bessio, was rewarded with a backot of flowers. 1n respense to a vig- orous encore she eang, *‘My () ieen. The McCreary brothers were booked for three numbers—a duet by Edward and Harry; plano solo by Jihn, and & quartette, * O, Hail us, yo Free.” In cach instance ' the brothers gave a pleas- ing and effsctive illustration of a ther- ough musteal traiviog, both vocal and in- strumental, combined with ra‘ural abil i'y. The audisnce testified their appre ciation by calliig fir 8 repetition. A oo llawait wy love,” gave Mr Hary Ba'r, ample range for his well tra ned tinor voice, and he tully improsed it, Two 80'01 by Miss Fann'c Amo'd, lead- er of the cho'r, were a treatin themee's ce The songs weto a gerenade from Shubert, and “Farmer snd the Pigeons” by Tau tert. Miss Armnold hasva voice ot great range and power and under oomp'e‘e con- trol. Inbotheongs her solee had full range, thrilling the audlence to a_high pitch of enthusiasm, and was rewarded by three recalle, Prof. Walther exceuted three teautiful €003 and was roandly app'auded The entertalnment olos:d with a rol- licking operc:ta entitled, *‘Two can plsy ab that game,” in which a jealous hue band while endeavoring to s:cura evl dence of lis wife's unfalthfalnets was en- trapped himself. Five characters in ecs tame wete inteyduced in the piece—Mr. and Mre. Tyron, Harry Blair and Miss Fannie Arnold; Brldget, Miss Decie Johnaton; Snowdrop, Miss Topsy Tomp kine, and Policeman Rooney, B. C. Ar nold, The parts were decidedly amusing and effectively played, and the clght songs of the pleca charmingly rendercd. The song and dsnce of Saowdrop was the hit of the evening and proved that Miss Topsy Tompkins, (tbe alias of Mis Eila Kennady) wasa faithfal student of negro dialect and plantation dance. The concert throughout wes a most creditable work and a fitting close to the fostal ante Lonten season. It s hoped the cholr will giva a serics of similar ea- tertainments after Easter. o Many cosmetics for the complexion have from time to time been vpon the market. But none have etood the test as has Pozzonl's medicated complexion powdor. Itisan absolute curative for blotches, discoloration, freckles, ete, For tale by druggists. THE LAST DANGE. Successtal Termination or a Series of’ Partics by the Home-Circle Club, The Home Clrcle, which has become ons of the m=st popular and succeseful danciog clubs in our clty, held their fifth and Jast party Tuesday eveningat Ma- sonic hall and it surely was the most en- joyab'e onc they have had. The Inde- pendent orchettra, of nine pleces, far- nished the musis, which was ar- ranged expressly for this oc- occasion, and comprised the following selections: PROGRAME. Waltz —“Knight Waltz" Quadrille- *‘Cluster of 1 Schottische-Militaire Schottische—*The Hapny Nig; Lanciers’ Glide — “Gathering Dai: La Comus—*“Home Circle”. ... INTEBMISSION, * Quadrille--"A pightin Venice”. Strauss dsmerald ——“‘Affair D’Amour”. .. Wilde Quadrille Waltz — *“Babes in the Woods” «......Resh ‘Sweet Six- Robinson 13, Schottische- e een”. . 14. Ripple—“Tric Trac”..... ... 15. Quadrille — “Queen of the BT seee Rulfi’n!on Farewell” .......Sthlepefreth we meet again” Bailey, (Great credit is due the club for the re- freshments which were furniched, under the Immedfate supervision of Mr. B. F. Redman, who had this pari cf the pro- gramme in charge, and everyone was loud in praiee of the same, All went homo withing that this was the beginning of the serles tnstead of the last, e— Smoke Sosl of North Qarcllna Tobac- co. —— A Query. To the editor of the Bk : I noticed in faturday’s Times-Dispatch the following: “A grand jury is a great institution, Picked from the four corners of the country aud from men whosa professional calliog rarely needs their referenco to a law-book, they neverthe- less come together and readily assume suf- ficient knowledge of the subject as to gravely weigh the evidenca which is presented before them. From viewing com fields or breeding Horefords, or welding iron, they fly to in- epect juils, and at a glance are able to see wherein the stronghold of the county is de- foctive axd in need of repairs,” If a wav, who psys attentlon to breed- ing Herefords and fizares the cost of sup- porting all the lawyers, newspaper duder, cut-throats, thieves, gamblers, and land- ehatks, 18 not capable ¢f judging the con- dition of a public bearding-hoase, who fs2 1f the fron work Is out of repalr docs it require a man who has been admitted to the bar to repair it? Now, which will serve the public the best, the prcfes. sional man who can have his eye bat- toned up for ten dol'ors on the side naxt to the defact, or the blacksmith who goas honest'y to work to protect society from some (f the wrecks, prcdaced by ex- travagence and Jazloess? A. B. C. ——— Proposed to 8ell the Btufl. Abouv 10 o’clock yesterday morning a talephone messaga wa3 received at police headquarters, arking that two policeman be sent so the Swedish church on Seyen teenth street between Dcdze etraet and Capitol avenoe, Officers Turnbull and Cormack answered the call and upoa raachiog the place found that a Mrs, Miller, who occuples rcoms in the base ment of the church referred to, had had fome trouble with 4 man named George Franklin, who had been roomlng at her house for about six moaths. Doring all that time Franhlin had not pald any room rent, but this was not enough and he propesed to taka the furniture out of {he houte and sell it to a second hand dealer, Mrs., Millcr telephoned for the polics and Frinklia left, e Coughs, Colds and Sore-Thro? yield eiradily to B. H. Douglass & Sons’ Cap- eum Couzh Deops 3 A Pleasant Surprisc, Tuesday evening J, J. Kennedy, yard maeter for the Union Pacific in the lower yard, was kindly remembered by his ma- ny railroad friends, havipg been prasent ed by them with a banisome gold watch and chain. Mr. Kennedy is exseedingly populer with the rallrosd boys, and hay ing obtamned ten deys’ leave of abzercs, in which to pay his mother, who resides in Ohicsgo, a vislt, the Loys thought to memor'ss the occaslon, This is the first vacation Mr, Kevouedy hes enjoyed for the pact ten yesrs aad 1% may ressonably bo expectsd that & good time will be hid ty hum, —— w. . Al feiends of temperance srs cordlally invlted to attend the prayer meeting at the parlors over the lunch room, Thurs. day, at 2:30 p. m. By crder of the secratary, FORT OMAHA, What it Needs in the Way of Funds Tor I inipment—Improve: nts Contemplated. The milltary aathorities of Omaha arc awaiting with ssme degree of interest the action of congresy In granting appropria- tions aeked for and needed, to place In re palr the buildings and barracks at the fort. For thrie years past, appropriations for this purpose speclally detailed in the request, bave been asked for by Gen. Howard, and for three years the con gressional committee has reported ad versely to the granting the desired sum, Lest fall, in accordance with estab- lished usage, the lscal authorities made up en itemized estimate of the appropria- tions destred for the coming year. This document is now in the hands of the écn. gresslonal committee, and wi'l, no doubt, be very shoitly reported and acted upcn Whetherit wil meet with the fate of kiodred requests of cther ycars remains to be seen. The improvements which ara contem plated, and for which appropriaticns have been atked, sra not many. Neverthe- less, a3 Col. Mason said yesterday, **To mike Fcrt Omaha a full regimental post will requira the expenditure of at loast $100,000. The bulldings of the Fort are old, shabby, and not atall in keeping with the imporfance cf the post. Two sets of oflicera’ quarters are needed bad- ly, and, rightly, cvght to be built of brick, Instead of wcod, as were those of Inst year. Then again, while three of the tets of barracks are faicly good, the other two sets are fast decaylng, and should be replaced. Another itsm of ¢xpenditure ought to be for gun-sheds for the ariiliery. The od plan of using tarpaulins to cover the can- non will do very well in timo cf war, but uot of peace. Gun sheds should be erect ed at once, aud, I believe, would effect a great saving In better preeerving the artillery. Besldes these iteme, thers are others of smaller nature, but I beliove an appropriation of 100,000 will fully equip the post.” ——— January Mortality, The report of the city physician for the month of January has becn officially presented. The number of deaths for that period, in this city, is 45, assigned to the following causes: Suicide . Diphtheria. Croup. .. M Whooping Cough Spinal Fever.. dypho Tever..... Ouncer. . Miscellaneous Total B et ; The annual desth rats per 1,0 menth, 10,68, e —— New Civy Directory, People having changed their rosidence or boarding placo since they have been given to the canvassers should hand in the new residence at once, a3 the diree- tory will scon o t> the pr.s J. M. Worrs, 120 S. 14th etreet, Omsha. e Shireman Bros, diccount sale will only continue for a fow days, e e— THE 25 OFF SALE will continue Wedneeday and Thuriday, Thursday is positively the last day of the salo, N B. FiLcoNer, e — Why pay exorbitant prices for your meat while you can buy the best of mea‘s 8o cheap for cash at the Waehington market, Sixteenth and Cumings streots. e ——— Fancy drees costumes to rent at 606 South 13th St. bt Jackson and Jones, DIED SLGELKE—In this city, Februsry 18 h William, fon of Mr. and Mrs. Willjam Segelko, Aged 4 years and 3 months, Vanerzl will take place t3-morrow. Fel- rusry 19th, at 2p, m. from the residence, Lleventh and Pierce stroets, Friends of the v invited, SLER ~In this city, February 16th, Helman, infant son of J, H, Keeslor, Fuucral yectorday at 2 p. m, from the resi- POWDER Absolutely Pure. 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