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\ THE SUN. BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM Reaches all Parts of the SECOND EDITION. County. LOCKPORT, N. Y MONDAY JUNE 22,1891. LOCAL FORECAST. SHOWERS, STATIONARY TEM- Maximum Temperature, Minimuna Ruinfall _ PERATURE - YESTERDAY. 74 dog. - 68 (lei. 66. n_ PICER ONE CENT. - © SPRAY FROM THE CATARACT What Niagara Falls Is Doing for |. Amusement. Progress of the Tunge'l Satisfactory, in Spite of Sensational Specials-New Street Railroad-Outiook for a Pros- perous Season Good. Kingara Falls, June 22 xow that the question as to just how; and with what material the great tunucl shall bo lined, is settled, the work is being pushed rapidly Yorward. Erom the beginning {6 was supposed that whon a certain depth had begn reached tho progress would beslow and perhaps the driving of the tunnel would. be stopped for n sliort time altogether, - Such was the fact, ind some special fiend could uof let the opportunity slip for sending out a pieco of sensational news that the work on the tunnel bad beenabandoned. | While the drilling wis not going on, Contractors Rod- gers and Clemens found plenty of work in hand and thoir large force of employes was not lessonied,. The intelligent reader who knows the porsouncl of the construction company, woll knows that the company is composed of men well used to largo under- takings, mien who will count the cost and make allowance for emergencies, They have contracted for soveral hundred horse power to be ready by June 1, 1802, and there is no doubt but that the contract will bo fulfilled, A groat donl of nowspaper guessing is go- Ing on ns to what use a certain very valuable corner is to be put to. | It was purchased by Philadelphin parties and rumor hns already dropped 1b into the hand of the vonstruction company and erected n building several stories high, - It may eventually become the property of the company, and a fine building he erected thereon, bub at the price quoted to have been paid and the continual advance in property its owner énu' afford to leb it stand idle for a time, although this is hardly probnble as the present tohants have been ordered to vacate at once, Tho new street railroad which is to tun from the corner Falls and Second Streets to Landing is Gefug pushed forward ns rupidly as possible, | The work was com- menced at the Schlosser end of the line and the grading has already reached the village boundary. | Ties nwo distributed and one load of fron las already arrived and more is ox- posted early in the week, The roud is ex- posted to bo In running order by about the 20th of July. \Tlio dock at Selilossor is ready for uso and when the street railway is fin- ished Buffalo: und. Tonawanda: will have . dlivect connection with Prospect Ruark by boat and street car, 'The'trip will bea very enjoyable one and no doubt the route will he well putronized. Hanging in one of the parlors of the Cat- nvact House is a lorgo pninting which at- trncts the attention of the guest aud. is uni- versally admired, The title of the picture In \ Fascination,\ and tho two figures nrothe mormald, lying on a sandy shore, while op- posite the ninid in the background is a large sen. sorpont, | The nuthor of the picture is Rapliael Bock of Lockport, eomneun. on om .ommenmmmnmes FALL FOOLISH. Lockport (irl Reported Canght By Old Dodge, A fafr bub foolish Lockport maiden has heen nicely swindled out of n share of the pin money which im indulgent parent allows her nb stated intervals. She tried to keep the loss a secrot, and in order to do so took hor elin into confidence, and consequently the story has spread untill the Niagaran has been told all about it. It appears that the young ladiy had a passion for the stagennil had fong and patiently awaited an oppor- tunity to become \m clneming actress,\- Home time ago stievend an ady, like the fol- lowing in s Now \York newspapor : \ ANTED-Young society womnn, to All out YNIBL Stust be' necomplished, fand. good fooking, ind wihing to study tweed for lending part. Addveis ELITE MIRATER CO. Cuvier 2, X. v. Clty. - Sho answered the advertisement and shortly received in reply stating thit sho had been selected from 200 other applicants, and was requested to gund $10 to pay for the manu- nerpt of the play in which she was to take part, and sho should also bo in readiness to ippent before the critical oyo of Metropolitan nudiencé'in just 20 days, | Sho was delighted, nmn lost fo thno in sending the money, Thit's the last sho ever heard of money or {manuscript. Sho declares that sho \don't enre lg, there now !' but hor friends think sho feels aw Fully 'shamod. SECRET SOCIETIES. * What 1s Oi Foot Among Lockport Brethren, (Secvetirice of the virions societies aro requested to hamt in notices foy this column.\ > vat Aucasxus-Will | Bro.. John -B. uuc'gpqdfln hinving the dues raised to. + f John' E. Pound attonded the Into ses- the suprome council at Atlantic City, A represontabive was admitted from Ne- broskn that stgte having been organized {ws TOUAT CHATTEIt. Things Seen and Heard by the Sun's Reporter, D. A, Coste, of Bullalo, is stopping ab the Grand. - Mr. Costo is interested in the Wilson and Somerset oil and gas well scheme, and expects to begin work nexb week. The literary entertainment and social ab Cince church chapel Friday evening proved a groat success.. Mus. Charles \Waldo Rich- ards of Bufalo, the render, was well re- ceived, as was also notably the obligato by tho Misses Buck mid Mr. Clark, Au oxample of prosperous Lockport busi- ness. mon is Mr. (feo. Oshorne, East Lock- port's cigar maker, He is located in the Hawkes block wad is Inst increasing the sales of his cigars, | At present ho employs four mon and occupies rooms over two stores, Box 21 rang in un alarm about 7:30 this morning. | The trouble proved to be in Miller & Rogers' cotton batting manufactory; East Lockport. | A now belt lind become over- heated and burned nearly through filling the place with blinding smoke, which was first noticed by Patsy Shechan who rung in the alrarni . Tutoresting exercises wore held in the Clinton St. 3C E. church yesterday, in ob- servance of Childron's Day. 'The program cousisted of two solos by Mr. (feo, Osborne, quartebtes by Messrs Osborne, Morgan and the Misses Warner, and soveral recitations by members of the Sunday school. - The affair was in the charge of the Rev, Mr. Warner, > Purt of the Lockport milkmen, and pos- sibly not so small a park, are several removes further from being fools than they might be. \What proves this statement is that they aro said to be given to removing the cream from thoir mills, hefore distributing 46 to their customers, | Tt appears that the new forcing process of bringing the cream enables them to do this witty great despatch, und neces- sarily adds materially to the value of. their cow product. . Obviously, shrewduess of this type is n bib tough on the consumer, but what's to be done nbout itt-Buftrio Courier, 'There was no errests yesterday. and all is quick at police headquarters. - A Rose Festival will be held in First Con- gregational chapel July 2nd. A small runaway on the to path opposite the Pound Minufacturing Co. emuged consid- erable excitement this morning, - Noone was hurk The Rev. Anthony H. Evans delighted his hearers last ovening. | The subject treated. showed much thought and careful consider- ation. the excitement in East Lockport yester- day was intonse, | Sautello's local show was anchored just off Market Street and attraced people all day. A meeting of citizons interested on the promotion of the Olcoth cleetric railway will be held in the law offices of E. M. & F. M. Ashley tlds evening, Progress will he re- ported and it is hoped. some sucessful plans of forwarding the enterprise pub on foote. So mote it be ! 'The parish of Grace Church will hold a parish meoting Wednesday evening nt 8 o'clock, - A full attondance is important. Tho ball game Saturday | between . the Pokin nine and the second nine of the Union School was wou by the Union School nine, 54 to 20, «n_ n -@-um -__- THE SOLAN SYSTENL Doings nnd Sayings within the Sin=shine's Reach, Tonnwanda's best known and most talked of citizen just now is George P. Smith, whose connection with the cnnal investigation las made so much stiv. | Mr. Smith is universally respected in Tonawandn and vicinity. What ho says goes, mud they do say that George T'.\ Smith he Says there's a new Tonawanda ideo; Thatwipmg the tow-path with David I: Will carey the state for the C. O. T.! The only apple orchard in this comity that experts say bids-frir to reach the standard or average crop is that of H. S. Darling, four miles north of this city. | Tb is a big one, and nearly overy tree is loaded with fruit, Even the Baldwins are looking woll-a variety which is almost altogether minus elsowhere, There is every indication that the present season at the Falls will be a successful one.- Already the rogular travel and excursion business is better than last year, and many excursions are booked to arrive. Tho Sun- day excursion business, which was discon- tinued last year, has been resumed and large crowds take advantage of the low rates to spend the day enjoying the cool breeze from tho falls. ' 'The Cornell freshmen .casily defeated the Columbia freshmen in the bonk race ab Now London Saturday. Next Thursday a conference of representa- tives of the State League of Republican Clubs will be held in Bulfalo, at which it is expect- ed tho attendance will include E. A. McAlpin, (turing the lass year, | There jaro now 10 | grand councils, ind i membership 6f 116,000, of which 25,000 is dit Now York, . 'The guprenc council has general charge of the ailairg of the Arcanum, and. comprises 60 mombers, all but two of whom: were preseut mb tho Inte meéting, they being detained by ines, | Bro. Pound was continued on on tho committe on lwws, of which ho has for govornl years been membor. , Y Progonts. Snlads, Totg-n-toto sote;' Olives, Bread. and Nub bowls, Bugars and. Creams, Crickor Jurg and'aiiuny. other articles in riprinese Chima/kopt constantly on hand. ab Ship's, 81 Mili St., Lockport. 20 tf sateen tiem een All of Frosh Flgh at Rowe's market. 20 L w for the Sun. president of the State League; Andrew B. Humphrey of Now York, secretary of the National League; T. E. Byrnes of Minucsota, organizer of the National League; James A. Blanchard, chairman of the sub-cxecutive - committee of the State League; Congressman Roswell C. Hoar of Michigan, and others ac- tive in the party organization. . Lockport Abend. A Indy who was spending the winter in New York writes: \I have searched the vity and must say I have found no After Dinner Coffees so protty;'fine and cheap as yours, . 'When I reburn to Lockport I intend to buy a dozen of yours. I want them no two alike,\ 'We have 43 different patterns, Hunortt & Co., 97 Main St. For Kent. Stora No. 8 Pino streot, formerly occupied a printing office. Steod Louis Viepr. whic swe e As NOT A MERE LAND BOOMER. Mr. Roaf of Toronto Came Here for Business. Wm.E. Richmond Expresses Confidence in the Representative of Canadian Capitalists-Too Much Reading be- tween the Lines. Local interest in the water power canal project could not feel the chilling frosts of winter and knows nothing of summer's las- situde. - \'The people are in carnest and we must havo the eanal,\ said a prominent citi- zen in the street to-day, \carnest work and not talk will accomplish our onds.\ The visit of Mr. John R. Roaf, of Toronto, last week is a proof that outsiders fre watching our progress in the eanal matter, und gives a very substantial hint that if the people of Lockport are truc to themsclves outsiders will be only too willing to help us. An article which appeared in a Buflalo paper Sunday has aroused considerable comment. This morning a Sux representive saw Wim. Richmond, Vice-President o fthe Busi- ness Men's Association, who had. Something to say concerning Mr. Roaf and the inter- view with the Toronto capitalist, which the Asgovintion committee had with the gentle- mon here last week, Said Mr. Richmond: \The author of tho article in question has a remarkable faculty of reading bebween. the lines, | T heard what Mr. Roaf had to say and I do not see how the Buffalo papers' correspondent could possibly constrnc his remarks as he lins, | The report- er's inforonces, to my mind, were neither warranted by fret nor Justified by the atti- tude of Mr. Roaf, He scemed willing in everything to do the right thing. \The object of his visit was to look over the ground, see what we had to offer on the one hund, and what would be expected of the people whom he represented on the other, He pointed out to us, what we were well aware of before, that in order to syndicate our schemo ib would be necessary to obtain options on a large amount of lund in the vi- cinity of the gulf. His friends wished to know how much might be expected from this city in the way of subscribed stocks, what umount of water power would be taken ap- proximately, by Lockport industries nt the start. \We nlso inquired as to whether the city would contract for a water supply from any company putting through the canal. - On the ather band he expected - thgzpefore ro- ceiving the charter und optio uf-from Lock- port his friends would be asked and would be willing to give security for putting through the canal. Mr. Roaf tulked of a 100,000 horse power water way and had no doubts as to its feasibility. Mr. Roaf is not a mero land boomer, and in this case ho could not find himself in that character under any. circumstances. The man or body of men who undertake the project will be required to give some guar- antee for the completion of the real object, and will not be invited to initiate for us an nevial speculative tragedy in two aets-'Bite -Bitten®,\ * THE NATIONAL Standing and Contests {of rlous Professlonal Clulks-Saturday's Games. NATIONAL, LEAGUE, . Philndelphia 4; *Now York 2, hits, 7, 5; errors, 0, 4; batteries, Gleason and Cloments, Rusie and Buckloy. Brooklyn G; «Boston 5, hits, 12, 8; errors, 8, 0; batteries, Carruthers and Daily, Nichols and Bonnett. *Pittsburg 18, Cinciunati 8; hits, 10, 8; errors 5, 7; batteries, Baldwin and Muck, Rhines and Harrington. *Clevelnnd-Chicago, four innings, tain. EASTERN ASSOCIATION, Syracuse 5, *Bulfalo 4; hits, 11, 8; errors, 2 2; batteries, Coughlin and Myers, Bare and \Weekbecker. Albany 3, *Rochestor 2; hits, 10, 4; errors, 8, 3; batteries, Devlin and Brown, McCullough and Urquhart. Now Haven 9, *Troy 3; hits, 10, 7; errors, 6, 5; batteries, Clarkson and Thiessen, Shon, Brokan and Wells. ° . Lobanon-Providence, no game, rain, At Albany, Sunday,, Providence 7, Troy 6. *Where played. c EASTERN ASSOCIATION, R f Won Tost, Per Cent. Bulalo - - - BF 12 yimcuse - New Haven Aibany Providence Rochester - - Proy - - - ~ ~ Lebimon warroxar Won 20 27 28 95 21 New York - Chicago - - Boston Cleveland - Brooklyn Philadeiphin 28 Pittgburg 18 Cineinnatl 20 , AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, Lost. PerCent 920 68 413 408 Boston st. Louis Baltimore Cinciunati 80 83 H i Bid Columbus Athletic Loulayille Wighinglon _o gie _ Ladles' Shirt Wiists and Blouse. We carry the largest assortment of Ladies' Shirt Waists and Blouses to be found in the city. - Our stock comprises a full assortment of Cambric, Cheviot, Crape Cloth, French Gingham and Sateen Waists, rndin quality and prices, are unsurpassed, We have also a full nssor mont of Beltg.And Windsor Ties. We have made a gre0' reduction in prices of Childrens' Bonnt and Sik Hats, and have some big birgains in Parafols and\ Sun Umbrellas - / Smtox Bien & Sox. of all, PUXGEXNT- PERSONAT.ITES. Golug, it Olcott. b working at Ningarn Falls, from a fow days visibiu Cleveland. ' day. * Mwilda Ransom. a Louisville dental college the 17th inst. of Geo. Osborn Saturdays .\ circles. church this afternoon at 2 P. M. -John Toland of the Soldiers Home n Bath, is visiting friends in this vicluty. with her children 4s : visiting Mrs. Gilber Peterson on Murket Street. lyn. a her {mi-buts yesterday. noon. visiting his parents in' Gasport. the city to-day. -J. XK. Porry is Th Tonmwandn to-day. home this morning. J. H. Stants, agent, -Chas. Carl of Medina is in town to-day. a morning. day at Toronto. . a*week's vacation at Olcott. friends in Rochestor. urday with parents. of Mr. Remington Jnmes pestorday. \Why not have a series of races? -as, Butler of Rochester, is visiting Mrs 8. Curtis Lowis on Walnut St. by Mis. C. is part owner of the 5 and 10 cent store here town to-day. repairs on his Chestniit St. property. Foot BRIEFS. police. dances will have to be discontinued. noxt door to Huber Bros. meat market, night. showers of Saturday: and Sunday. his frienils, sincerity, M : thoip wit pbiiéts every day, 4 What Lockporters are Doing and where they are -The condition of Robort Stamp is critical, -Josoph Little and family spent Saturday -Mr. Howard Ziniiupfmmx of this city is -E. H. Cowles and wife have roturned -The Rov. G W. Southwoll of Jordany occupied the pulpit of Christ church yoster-\ -Tho following includes the personnol of of . pleasant purty. b Olcoth Saturday : Messis Allen Crapsey, Walter Kline, Horry Palmof, Edwin Gault, Victor Kline, Gros- vonor Hill, Ralph Hayward; Lonis Barnes and the Misses Alice Calvert, Frances Crap- soy,; Frances Gault, Edith Fi}, Olive Wilson, -Charles H. Sharp, a formor dontal stu- (dent in this city, returned Friday from Touisvillo, Ky., beering-with him i hand- some gold modal for proficiency in operation dentistry, He graduated with honors from -Mr. Floyd Drake of: Olgobtt was the guest -Mr. David McComyick 'of Rochester, an employe of Osborn & Largo, is about to lead one of our fair young ladies to the altar, Té is a long looked forfovent in matrimonial -Robert Stamp an. old resident of this place died Snturday night of consumption, The funeral will tike place at the Episcopul -AMrs. Charles Poferson, of New York -The marriago 6f Mr. Harry Kittonger, son of Dr. M. S; Kittongeiy is to take place July the home 9n'f the bridein Brook -Miss Nellie Servis of Rochester visited -Mr. Franic Ballou lefé for the East at -Mr. Murray - Mudge. of Tonawanda is -Afr, Will Hawkes of Rochester was im. -Mr. Fred Swoigert, ot’medfm-d, Pa., has been visiting r. Albert Saph of Union St. the past week, | He leaves for home to-day. | -Mr. Will Pound, of Elmira, who has been visiting his parents on Pine St., returned -3r. D. L. Ogden received a beautiful new Indics Columbia bicycle this morning through -Miss Bell of Suspension Bridge who has been visiting frinds hore returned home this -Cuthbert W. Pound and wife spent Sun- -Mr. Irving CHifford, the popular clerk for Hartwell & Standish left this morning for \-»isses | MarthA - Huper .and Honngh Fleischman loft this morning for a visit with -Mr. and Ars. Irving Abwater spont Sate -ar. Fred Jowobt of Buffalo, was the guest -afr. Bartley Leydon, Jr. of East Lock- port, is the proud. possessor -of a trotter, 'The dog miny often be seen drawing a young Leyden, and his pace resombles that.of a horso very much. . This form of amusement is indulged in extensively in Canada, Local sports consider the dog spoken of as a winnor. -Mr. §. H. Knox of Buffalo accompanied A. Millard of Detroit are registored at the Grand to-day. Mr. Knox -James A Hanlon of Medina, ex-collector of internal revenue for this districk is in -Druggist George Wenver was quito sor- fously injured Saturday through lifting a plate glass, | Mr. Weaver is to-day, however, much better and will soon be around again. -Mr. Nathan Lerch is making extensive -A fight that would be a disgrace to any respetable neighborhood took place at the closo of a dunce in the eastorn part of the city Saturday evening. - Ib was occasioned over a small dispute and the excitement was such as to make it necessary to all the No names nre given but such busi- ness should be stopped immediately: or thesd -Mr. Frank Kimball of this city, is sales man for the Chas, P, Adams Co. of Eric Pa., ~Tho merry clown is in town to-day. Laugh at his Humor if you can; yes, laugh anyhow. \Age cannot wither nor custom stale\ his festive. jest. l‘l‘hu world is better for our perennial crop of jokers. | Sautelleshows to- -All nature rejoices over the refreshing Our beautiful, county is truly regal in this queen of months, 'he husbandman is happy and The- merchant and mechanic both felfcitate and congratulate him upon his fine prospects for good crops with hearty -O ffr out of town correspondents will make bow to the SuN readers in due time; w have interesting: letters from county MR. HODGE ON TEE CANAL. the Project. Enterprise, and has much at stake in its Success-Opinion as to Mr, Roaf. The representative of the Sux found Hon. esting comments from thnt gontleman. Mr. Hodge thought that in some quarters judged as to his attitude towards the canal project, and the Business Men's Association; iration or any other that would promdte the interests of Lockport or expedite the building of the new canal, was as much interested and had as much ab stake and as great probable boneflt to expect from the successful completion of the enterprise as anyone in Lockport. On being asked if he had seen the article in a Buffalo Sunday pmper in which intimations are made that Mr. Ronf of To- ronto, who recently emme here to look up the Canal, was probably a land boomer and a promoter, Mr. Hodge replied that he had had, and added : \T could not in Justice give you an opinion of My. Roaf, as you ask me to do, forI do not know the gentleman nor did I see him in this city. | T linve had intimations such as would lead me to suspect that perhaps there may be some truth in the allegation as to his being ra promoter. Ib may very likely or truc, however, that ho has wealthy friends who might, if fully convinced of the practi- cully of our project, be induced to invest in it. - I certainly hopo so.\ \Tt is'nt the casiosb thing in the world to interest outside capitulists in such enterpris- es. Some litble hitch comes and then the whole combination fails. 'We had a forign syndicate a year or two ago so much inter- ested that thoy sent an engineer at their own expense to look the ground over, bub some minor matter upset the whole deal. Still it shows that it is not impossible to jutorest moneyed men in the prospect and carry it through sucessfully,\ In bidding the Bux mun good morning My. Hodge remarked \Several years of bard work wark have given the original promoters go far very little money buta world of ox- perience to show for it. .I hope the present agitation may bring better results\\ 6 u SURROGATES COURT. Busness Transacted Before Hon. C. K. Donkle herger. Hon. C. E. Dunkleberger and his cleck, Mr. Fred Krull, held Burrogate's Court at Ning- ara Falls Saturday, | The will of John Bonacker was admitted to probate and letters testametary granted to Joseph Cruch- ler as executor. The legt will and testament of each of the following persons were to-day admitted to probate: Henry Spencer, late: of Hartland, letters testamentary issued. to. Jny S. Rowe, executor; Stephen E. Smith, lato of Somer- set, letters testamentary to Eugene M Ashley, executor. 'The matter of the estate of Jnmes Wil- liams, late of Wilson, account and vouch» ers filed and summary statement and decrec entered. The Sutton will case is hefore Surrogate Dulkleborger to-day. The will sought to be broken is that of George Sutton, lite of Hartland. His sistor, Mary Sutton, seoks to have it set aside on the ground of undue influence and incapacity to make a will She alleges through hor attorney, John T. Murray, that the testator had previous to tho date of will in question deeded his prop- erty one-half to his other sister, Mrs. Julin * | Fermoil, who is sole heir under the will, and one-half to ber, but that to humor his wish the deed had never been fled; also that after this transaction he had mortgaged the samo property to another party to raiso money. Mrs. Fermoil, who petitions for probute, appears by her attorney, P. oF. King. Everybody Should Go. In response to invitation the Sabbath Echool of the First Congregutional church will unite with the schools of the First M. E. ind Clinton St. churches in a picnic to Ningora Falls on Tuesday, Junc30th, Watch the papers for details of this, the first, and + what promises to- be one of the largest, and most enthusiastic excursions of the season. 'The Corn Doctor Treed. Deputy Murshal Pomroy Saturday arrest ed Frank Hughes alias the Corn Doctor for selling liquor to the Indians, He had a hearing before Conumissioner Pound. and was sentenced to the Erle County: penitenti- ary to await the action of the Grand jury. Pomroy will take him up to Buffalo to-mor- gm\ __--_-_-_-4-&-am-__-___. The Electric Road. Do we want one to Oleotb? \Yes and so do the people along the route. Noto its bene- fit. All the northern population down to the lake would come to Lockport at little expense, and buy their Boots and Bhoos of Gilbert & Hollister, 104 Main street, 20 tf --- @t -__- Our New Paper, Only one cent, \good value for the price and worth more,\ that is what Gilbert & Hollister's customers say | regarding . thoir shoes and prices. Best plfce in town, 104 Main street. 20 tt «-A- ath @ tee __ Call at.P. H. Tuohey's coal Yard, 87 and $0 Lock Street, and oxamine some of the cleanest-and best coal over offered in this market. | 'You Should place your order this week. i e His Interesting Comments Concerning Fully Alive to the Importance of the John Hodge willing to talk bout the cannl project, ind secured somerdecidedly inter- he had been much misunderstood and mis- he was fully enlisted in favor of that organ- He believed he Before and After, For the Sux. ' CC Hed exbnusted all his lexicon: love, dirling, sweethenrt, elf. Ne thought her like angel; \pmy don't you, deny, yourself?\ And. she didn't aet offended, though she turned her head away As arid sho'd never scon one and really couldn't say. She fretted and she pouted nnd she stamped upon the floor; Te yawned, with longing glances in the region of the door, \Well am I like an nngel?\ she asked in spiteful way; 'And hesuld he'd neverscen one and really couldn't suyl If. R. A. a- 14-@ me- -- Suspension Bridge. Invitations have been issned for the dedi- cation of the new lodge room of Ningara River Lodge, No. 785, F. and A. M, in M. Brown's block on Wednesday evening, The dedication will be followed by a banquet, Lardner Bros, contractors of Lockport, will soon have the present portion of sower system completed. The Board of Sewer Commissioners have advertised for bids for the oxtonsion of the sewage system. At a special meeting of the Board of Education held last week ib was decided to call the faxpryers of the village to vote up- on our appropriation of $16,000 to build an addition to our Union school. A special election has been called for July 7th. Many of our taxpayers think that the sum asked is extravagant and. thit a much less sum would answer the purpose. The commencement excercises at the Cath- olic college will be hold on Wednesday, More electric street lights mny be put in the near fubure. The University team of Toronto defeated tho Niagaras at the Catholic college Satur- day afternoon by a score of 11 to 9. It was the Ningara's first defeat by an amebuer team. Edward 'T. Williams of this place will de- liver an oration at Somerset on Fourth of July. . R 'The Union school closed Friday. ~ @- --- They Did Not Get In, Burglars tried to effect an entrance at the house of E. A. Brim and J. Carberry on Union Sb. last night about KAM. Ab Can berry's the handle taken off. the pump and a window broken was the G@ly loss, while at Ir. Brimes a window was broken, but the burglars being seared failed to effect an on- trance,. 'The people in the vicinity of the attempted robbery are armed and ready to give a warm reception to nlievil intentioned night comers. @t COXMISSIOXER POUNDS COURT, What#Hax Bben Before Him Last Report. United Statos | Commissioner | John .E. Pound discharged Martin D. Current, whoso case was reported in Saturday's Sux. In- suflicient evidence. o_ ugo te- An Enmense Amount of News. The SUN emitted its brilliance for the first | time this afternoon. | It is a soven-column paper, nicely gotten up, and starts off with an jmmense amount of news. . If the Sux mabitains its initial pace, or a fair approach to it, there is no reason why it should not prove successful, financially or otherwise. Lockport letter to Builalo Sunday Courier. a- m- The Cataract House Hops. During the senson of 1891 the music at the Cataract House, Ningara Falls, N. Y., will be furnished by Prof. Frank Kuhn, Buffalo's favorite musical director, Commencing. with June 2th noxt a hop for the patrons of the hotel sind invited guests will be given each Saturday evening, and on those occasions the music will be under the personal leadership of Prof, Kuhn, ' 190 A Surn‘Dcnth to Ants 7 Mexican Red Ant Powder, only Hic. a box at Wayman's | Pharmacy, core Pine and Walnut Sts. 20 1 w Tired of Life, Alta Baker, a 20 year old domestic in Ba- tavia, attempted suicide by laudanum yes- ferday. An over dose saved her, Disap- pointed affection made her tired of life, she said. --- . Brighter and Better, I hope to see the SuN grow, brighter and better with each issue untill it {lluminates the whole county with its rays. I wish you every success in your now venture.-Private letter from Suspension Bridge. - Bright and Newiz. 7 ~* 'The SuN, Lockport's new penny, afternoon Tt is a soven-colimn, four page sheet,, and presents a very bright face and newsy col- wmns. | The propriekors say the paper starts under very promising prospectsjmd they ex- pect it to be a success.-Lockport letter An Buffalo Sunday. Express. >, _-_-_-_--- -at- -.- ; Obituary, * Tmcius A. Greenman; Company F, 151st Regiment, died yesterday after a long 1 ness of dropsy of the heart; . Funeral at 8.1 paper, made its appearance this afternoon. 'THE ROUNDERS CHITCHAT, Early Rumbles from the Approaching Storm- What a Prominent Lockport Domocrst fuds to About-Cloveland, lL, Flower, Dana and Manuing Chatted About. The Rounder ran acres a prominent Dom- ocrat, well known as- possessing inside infor- mation, and found him not averse to a little political gossip. ' \What do I think of the Dan Lockwood gubernatorial boom?\ he smilingly asked. \I think 16 won't go. Of courso it is an anti-Shechan and incidentally an anti-Hill move pure and simple, but it lacks strength. « 'There are enough anti-Hill elements in this county and section to make, if combined | under strong leadership, an exceedingly interesting stato of affairs for the Governor, But the Cloveland men, and * Gov. Hill genorally, lack any sort of leador> ° ship; they haven't had a leader of even; modi-~ ocre ability since Dan Manning's' death, [ Lockwood is a pleasant, agreeable fellow, but he has next to no personal following in Niagara County, and the suggestion: will not amount to mncp‘here.“ IC the, antl- . Shechanites had put up Mayor Blshop: of Buffalo, for instance, they might in my judgment have gotten control of pretty much all of the delegates from western Now York. But they seem tfi‘lgck political tact.\ \Flower? Well, perhaps, but I doubt it, I think Flower is being played, as usual, and that when the convention meets some my > man whom Hill can trust, as yeb unmen- tioned, will be nominated. Hill can't deper on Flower, and besides he is a millionaire a a- monopolist, with little but his mone back of him-strange combinatio Democratic candidatq, after. all about money-bags find 'plitocracy. hasn't beon in it from: t'hre stutgé’wgt ; \fy idea is that Hill, while he has a tre- mondous grip, holds on more for lack of : organized opposition than | anything, elso. He is an indefatigable worker, and knows his men through -and. through; but he is an absolutely selfish politician, | He had to take -. the senatorship, but it was the 'greates mistake of his career; what show will he have against Gorman and Carlisle, for Anstance? Ho dave not run for a third term, 'and with- out another election as governor: he 'canno§ hope to be a prominent figure in next ye presidential.contest.\ a \022 Woll, keep your eye- on Z8 Gorman, my boy. Hes the ibleg cratic politician in the country 40 his magnificent fight against the for has made him the-idol of the Sou West. If he wahts it, los and if he don't, he sure Ju deal to say, - Cleveland Gorman wilFhe for-G \The fact is Cleveland ticians of theparty, a losing ground: people are sick of this anyhow, and wanta bittor enemies, and can to Come over after this fall's haps Lean pick him out £8 \Qur friends. the <one! renominato Hnrrison-w do? Can we beat bimi unless wo mako zanies df \What do I think of the sithation? Why, I am sure that helped the crops wonderfully, Hi - Tr June 28th; Sunday, Lockport | excursion to Sour Spring , Gre rond to Tonuwunda, Steamer: grove, leave Erie depot 8.30-A. M. ° Foreigh Lottery Tic - PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-A - letters containing tickets Fr lottery company were selzod inl by the special inspector: of: the \ States treasury., The letters wore take the custom house, where their vghi t \| benppraised, Theseriding of lottery t through the mails in this cotifitry. in demeanor, but .as theso came@from, a sign country it remain the law will-apply: to 'fore! panies. | The matter wil} tion some tinie di ; morning 'the : Sotthern. passon git Laas City was ditch@ of Oscoola. p « Slavik: S w York, June 28\ 'serigers on the Auran Slavin, the pugilist; Charl Pony\ Moore, .. Previous -G parture it-was arranged. tha t-@ ;| tive of the: latter. should moet Sulls backers Moilday. Afid 6 :a 'depg $1,000 to bind a match \of ten ro $10,000 and thaépest purse of e : Big 1 ; Louts, June to-morrow. . . . . Toilet paper can be bad at S Main St. Nov l, v bply to or address, - - o ied. 5. \You will make a m give Tuohey an order 1st. . B 'been turned in
