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THE 1LOCKPORT DAILY SUN. MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 19, 189%. FOR THE CHILDREN.|HE SUES FOR $20,000.| PETER SCHERER Vs. Holly M'f'g Co. - B . { G LOCAL NOTICES. :~ | TELEGRAPH | under this head will 'be | - lished at the folowing rates per line: ~One year, $8.33; siz months, $2.00; three months, $1.25; one month, 60 cts.3; one week, 25 cots.; four days, 20 cts.; two days, 15 cts.; one day,10 cts.] ' J WEATHER REPORT. | Spacial to: the Daily Sus: Washington, June 10.-Wenather forecast up to '# pom. Viinblo wluds,. shifting tof | easterly ibeafadinial Great Fifteen-Day Sale of Ladies' Misses and Childrens' Shoes. Commencing Saturday morning, June 10, the London & Liverpool Syndicate inaugurate the Grentest Sacrifice sale of Shoes ever offered the trading public of Lockportand Nimgara County. Our force of . salesmen ave now busy re-marking . the stock, and ever dollars worth will be mark in plam figures and sold as advertised below. Read the price list: |___ Ladies' Opera Toe Slippers were 7be.- now 43c. Ladies' Oxford 'Fies were 85¢, now 50¢. Ladies' Oxford Ties pateit tips were $100 now 69c. - - Ladies' Fine Hand Turned Oxfords, patent tips worth $1.50, cut to 97¢. - - Cloth top Oxford 'Fies, very fine, worth $1.50, reduced to MRc. - . Over 20 diferent styles of Russian, Calf, Mor- roco, Dongola and Patent Leather Oxfords, Com- mon Sense or Opera lasts, some with cloth tops, and worth $2.00 to $2.50 a pair have all been re- duced to $1.25. . - All Shoes formerly sold at $1.25 ind $1.50 have been reduced to Mc. - All $1.75 and $2.00 have been cut to $1.48, & All $8.00 gund $2.50 Hand Turned and . Welt Shoes, Opera, Common Sense or Waukenphist lasts, reduced to $1.98. t CHILDRENS SHOES, at 25c., 75¢. and 980. Misses Fine Dongola Patent Tip Snoes, heel or spring hecl only 98c., worth $1.50, - + Mens' Working Shoes 75¢. and 98c. Mens' Fine Calf Shoes $1.25, worth $2.00. ca | ' HINSDALE'S HORROR Some of the Churches Devoted Yesterday to Them. 1he An - - Affair -> Rivaling=- Young man you can eure your girl. of - Poa ae that tired feeling by.regsuiling her . with. Borden Case.: a delicious plate of lee Cream, at the : - Noble Bakery on Pine street. 1¥12tf Carpet Bug and- Moth - destroyer, something new, sure and clean to use; at Van Horn's. Y¥ESRERDAY. tho §Ux; by W. D. Lovell, Observer tot N. Y. Slate Meloorologlcal Burcau Co- operation with the U. $, Popartment of Agriculture Wouther bureau. 180%. 70 od .00: Negligence Alleged upon the Part of the Defendant Corporation. The Plaintiff Injured, as He Believes, for Life-An Acci- dent of a Year Ago. | Rovorts for A BEAUTIFUL JUNE DAY Made Happy by Flowers, Birds and Childhood. >- Hinsdale, June 19,-Bridget- Ryan, a- women aged~ 35> years, met a violent: death last Saturday. morning, <The question now agitating the minds of the: community is whether she: was murder ed-or whether in a fit «of: despondency she took her own life. * A peculiar feature of the \case is that there are blood spots near the front door / and on the walk in the rear of the house. / \If it~ is- assumed. that Bridgt «killed berself (these blood spots. are &+ mystery. Another: mysterious feature 8 jhe assertion of the boy W illover that | ne heard walking down,. stairs but did not her the explosion of the gun. <> . ~- . The supposition of suicide is supported by thre Bridget has had trouble. She is the mother of a-child \born about two months ago.. (Phe baby lived only a week. It is claimed that Will- iam Willover, who is now serving a 10° months sentence in. the Brie County penitentiary for larceny, is the father. 1898. 86 62 .00 % « - ; Uighoat Lowest - \ “Milli!\ BEGIN >¥A~§LlllERf 1gchan usual Sell 0 ~ngmer REMAINDER Of WALL PAPER. 'Many Large Lots, Others Quite Small. Sure to Interest You As to PRICE. « « It will be remembered that nearly a year ago, on the 30th of June last, Peter Scherer, while working in the moulding shops of the Holly Manufacturing Com- pany of this city,had a ladle of moulten iron accidently tipped over upon his feet and ankles, burning to the bones and joints so badly that he has lost the wise of his left foot and is unable to stand unaided by crutches, | His attor- neys, Messrs, Duckwitz, Thayer & Jack- son, of Buffalo, have accordingly decid- ed to sue the Holly Company and yes- terday filed the case, claiming $20,000 Men's Russet Calf Shoes $1.98, worth $3.00. damages. __ - __ wots Boys' Shoes 69c., T5¢., 85¢. and 98c. __| , The plaintiff claims in his brief that | | The above prices are positively net, and no j ar r ail- further discount will be allowed anyone,. This ie 2 Mie es provide proper | Chew sole commences dune machinery to hold the ladle containing | - LONDON & LIVERPGOL SYNDICATE, the melted iron in a proper and safe Clothiers and Outfitters. positon, in failing to test the machinery _-_ «stl --- before using the same. to carry the AMONG THE CHURCHES. melted itom; in failing to warn plain- - . tiff and his co-employes of the danger arising from the use of said machinery for the first time, thus - enabling them - to - look cout - for. - their snfety ._ at - said | first | trial; - and in failing to provide proper and suitable rules and instructions and, to use due care in the manufacturing and working of said machinery, and that plaintiff in no wise caused or contributed to his injury. ' 'The brief goes on to recite the nature of the injuries and that the plaintiff bas not since, and as he is in- formed and believes, will not hereafter be able to do any work or earn his liv- ing; that plaintiff is 54 years of age-and has a wife and children dependent upon him for support; that by reason of de- fendant's said negligence plaintiff has suffered damages in the sum of $20,000. It is supposed that the action will be tried at the next term of supreme court. * -< FOR ABSOLUTE DIVORCE. Witch Creain for Toilet purposes, at , ~> Van Horn's. Li gg * Cox, Scout & Co. Model Bakery,- 99 Washburn Street, makes the Whitest Domestic Bread in the City. - All hand work, nomachinery used on the premises. 4-21-3m The Baptists, First Congregationalist and - Universalists Observe the Day Set Appart.for the Chlid~ ren's Especial - Benefit. Enjoyed by all Present. but in about Our og ling it n gmail dutvor,. nothlog sinulf hee the difva or tho drivor. Our of Clothing Is the beegest thing of the kluc to the olty, and It's crontine a M daying business. \ Detvoesnce everything : enters, but iw drtvo throggh -t pi bulf so pleasint as taking part 3.11 ditvo of (flaming. It you do. you'lh - ichitfally. sulted all sun- | Q'KEEFE'S Book and d with yourselt and bettor | Paper Store, itt your clothes. | Our 8t00k 1!!= | rypafgrg. {n for $7.50, oto. Our sults wvmwbhini trom i{t an@.style to: filtértffigpngglods and Room mis \\* | . odel Clothing House, “LOCAL NEWS. anstoronini oamesania (1 STEVENS & 00. | rxcomes 71 MAIN STREET. | Lock City and Environs. All Prescriptions compounded 'at our store by registered Pharmacists: only. 'C. H. Van Horn,. Ehave MONEY FORLOAN in any amounts on real estate. ~- A, H. Shaw 48 Main Street. 4-13 m onn ## - j Duffy's Genuine Malt Whiskey is sold in sealed bottles only, T. H. Van Horn. A large crowd attended the pleasant Children's Day exercises at. the Baptist Church yesterday at 10.30 a. m. The middle seats were reserved for the Sun- day school. - To the strains of a trium- phal march the Sunday school scholars, led by their teachers and superinten- dent, filed in and took the places allotted to them. . * The floral decorations were superb, The pulpit and chancel below the great organ was a mass of paling, potted plants and spring flowers. Each win- dow was decorated in an appropriate manner by one of the Sunday school classes, and togetherpresented a very pretty appearance. - Some of the floral designs were elegant, In the right- hand corner: near the chancel was a playing fountain surrounded by - a bower of ferns, daisies and other sum- mer flowers. - From each chandelier was suspended a bird cage, 'The chorus of feathered vosalists vied with the human singers in making melody and gladness on the happy occasion, The program was opened with sing- Ing by the school, \The Summer Land,\ followed by prayer by the Rev, George 'T, Webb. An \Alphabetical Diaiogue\ by 12 liftle girls ran the course of let- ters in description of the flowers of earth that make it a hint of heaven here below. *Guy Simpson in the reci- tation, \Who would have thought?\ did himself and the school credit. The Misses Mansfield and Harwood sweetly sang, \Some Day, Some Hime.\ A recitation, \June\ was pleasingly rendered by liftle Miss Randolph. | \A Bouquet for Grandma,\ by Wallace Smith, delighted everybody. Singing by the school, \Stepping in the Light,\ closed the exercises in the senior depart- ment. - Perhaps the most entertaining feature of the exercises was the program ren- dered by the primary department, ''The Boys: Resolve,\ by four lads was well performed. Little Bessie Bartholomew recited *The Last .Stiches.\' She did not seem to be a bit embarrassed, al- though a little girl before a big audi- ence, - 'The _ little ones then sang \Flower Bellesina way that evinced Wall EOE 4 andt bugs For Sale, ~ A first class bicycle for sale cheap. |_ - e wigs . e Enquire at this office. © LOCKPORT POSTOFFICK TIME TABLE : Onice open from 7:80 A. AC to 7:30 P. M.. Sun days from 12:00 M. to 1:00.P. M... =;.\ & Money. Order: and -Registry Department open ; UCE L Van Horn's 40¢ Tea leads everything. «lddlttonal Local on and Third Puges. Van Horn's 40¢ Tea always the best. Items of Sunday and Week Day News in Church Circles. from §:00 A. AL to. 6:00 P. ML f NLAILS ~CLOSE. #20 A. M. All mails Hast. -. ~ 20 A. M. Bufalo -and west of Bullalo. 1:10. A. M; All mails west, including points. he- tween: Lockport 'and Tonawanda, and all mails cast of Rochester. . Direct. pouth for Rochester, N. ¥. __ . mon 120 P; . -All poiits East. : he mol :00 P. M. ; Suspension Bridge and Canada. West Niagara Falls and Tonawanda; Mapleton - Station, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. ~ 6:20 P. M. Rochesterind New York, - 7:00 P. M. Canada, Mich gam, puspension Bridge Niagara Falls and Lake Ontario Shore: Road.. Bullzlo and east ind westof Bul#lo, © SUNDAY:-One mail east, also Bubdalo. and * west of Buffalo closes: t -P. M. ~ STAGE MARLS:-Al Stage Mails close at. - 2200 2. M. ! MAFLS ARRIVE. - 7:30 A. M. 'Bullalo and west of Builwlo. 7:0 A. M. Buspension Bridge, Ningara t Pocahantas. Combination, . Ointment, the best in the. world for man and beast.. Be. sure and buy 'a 10 cent box as a sample, 4 ouncée box 85 cents for sale by all druggists, <F. D. Moon Manufacturer - Lockport, N. ¥. 3-27 Ttt +- Ayer's, Hood's, Dana's and Manners Sarsaparilla. at. popular prices, at Van- Horn's. a 'Fhe evening service at the Ist Con- gregational Churen Sunday was con- ducted by the W. C. T. U., and was very interesting as well as instructive. # % « 'The evening service at the Baptist Church Sunday + was devoted to a thoughtful and entertaining address by thel lRev. George T. Webb of Niagara Falls. ' 7 7 . 1 Notico Prudden's change of ad today. -_ $. Wright McCollum of this city has filed application for the position of col- \ lectog of Internal revenue, 28th district. Diss Kute Summers, an employe at & Liddle's broom factory, had | the ond of one of hor fingers tiken off Saturday In a cutting machine. |_ The X, M. C. A. base ball team are to | cross bats with theBuiffalo Y. M. C. A. noxt Friday, June 23d, at the Outing Park, © 'The boys will leave here on the 1:80 train. About 50 Poles, who are building the addition to the paper mill in East Lock- port, ninke their home on a little island [back of the mill, | 'The scarcity of home Inbor tg the- cause of their being here. Asgsistiut District Aftorney Frederic H, Pomroy considers the Borden prose» cutlon vory weak,. In his opinion, if the ' case hud been tried in this state it would e I uot have been allowed to go to thejury, hitdvows Whitty Mult fats 30¢c. re- | | Willtams: & Fogle haye completed t frons $1.00. _ \o <_ | their contract and finished the addition né Saltos - [ats ©2%0,, reddéed | to: the Indurated Fiber Company's plant h ( oe | Saturday evening. - An iron. bridge will 's Hand-made Mult Cap 50¢q | now bo built, connecting it with the seduced from $1.00. -/ || | Skirt : palp mulls __ “gift, 53,133“ Liace Trimmed , Skirts gBWIll (gin/er, o!i medium: of Orwell; C* Cannontins - Fan H «.,. - , | Bros., while superintending. some wor Kudion® supouitua (an Hoso 256~ % oy gigly brags chwry, lad\ the misfor- pale .. ees pea coo {tune to drop e ; , Children's Tine Tan Hoss 106. worth fim‘l’shfg V,‘§“,’,l;m‘;y_kc“§,‘3}’=\fifiahfigs‘gtii « The New York Store. ERAND ARRAY OF BARGAINS SEKASONABLE GooDS AT PRICES - THAT SPEAK ~vVOLUMES. 2 4 To the Ladies. Dressmaking, Cutting and Fitting Specialty. - Miss Carrie A. Annas, East avenue. 5, | Fine Flavors of Ice Cream cat Nobles Pine Street Bakery. 1112 t€ w % « 'The annual strawberry and ice cream e festival of Christ Church will be held on Wednesday, Juné 21, at the parish building. - The Little Gleaners will fur- nish an interesting program beginning at 8 o'clock,. also some useful articles made by them will be for sale. w # La A grand concert will be given at the Clinton Street M. E. Church, Tuesday evening, June 20. 'The following pro- gram will be rendered: Selection ... Streeters Orchestra Vecal 8010 Miss Alice Sears Vocal duet . Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Graham ................ Mrs. Stanton Mr. Willie Gold ir. Elmer Smith _. Miss Bement . Mrs, Wendell .. Mr. Scott Ford _.. Mrs. Graham . Miss Bement .. Mrs. Cook .. Orchestra m 4 a Fails, Canada West, Way Mail, Lake Ontario Shore Railroad: ~ son Sune t opt 8:50 A,. NL... New York City and Albany; - 10:40 A. M. All maileast of Rochester,. - __ 11:55 A. NL Bullo. Direct pouch from Chis cago, Ill, mov) . - All points Bast. - U 12:30 P Ar. 2 old 2:30 P. XL - Bullalo and Way Mail between Bu- ail from Nlngurmlfaylls nficlfi falo and Lockport. - 2:40 P. M.. Way R / stations, - Canada West, Michigan, Chicago and west of Chicago; R © ( Us 25 P. M. - New York City, eur d B: . M. All mails west of Buflalo, . t. 7:40. P. ML < Fast Mail. | All points east, : SUNDAY ;-10:00 A. M., Bufalo. 12:30 P. M Rochester aud all points east of Rochester, ~ FREE DELIVERY IF CARRIERS, Business districts 8:10 and 11:00 A; M.; 1:15 and 5:00 P. AL. one a Sx treme outer districts 8:30 A. M.; outer dis- tricts J:15 P. M. + Ho , Collections are made by the carriers from 'The; styeeu letter boxes on all return trips. : ; Collections will be. made from. special -(Red Star) boxes at 6:5 and 11:00. A. M. and 6:18 3°, -M. . 'A special collection ab 2:00 P; My, from 2C tas ___ The Usual Experience. Good morning Mrs. :~ Got all through - house . cleaning. have -you ? Mrs. : Yes and Lam glad of it. Do you know I broke some of the peices of my chamber set, and At. worried me greatly until [ found out that I could get a whole new set for $2 at the> C. A, Sharp Crockery Company's Store at 82 Main, . 'They have a splendid. lot to select from, ranging in prices from $2 up. . And while I was in the store they were busy unpacking the finest lot of Cut Glass Ware that I ever saw,. - de { i H « Mannie Friend Files His Peti- t}on at County Clerk's. A petition for an absolute divorce was filed Saturday at the county clerk's of fice by Mannie Friend. 'These are the parties who have been intending to settle their domestic difli- culttes at the police court for sevéral months past, but each time the case was called one of them was absent and the trial has been adjourned, at. least six times. The last date it was adjourned Violin solo.. Vocal solo.. Recitation . Vocal s0%0.. Pirno solo. Focal solo.. Recitation... Vocal solo Selection...........~ -- Pianist-Miss Dumvilie, THE LAST SOCIAL ~ Feather Dusters, Chamois Skins, Car- riage and Bath Sponge, at Van Horn's fF ms . (, Ohtldven's Black Sommiess Tose 15¢,,| worth 256. Eadios® Slik Hlocte Sun: Umbrelfas $1.00: | ., Gftolic B Walsh, 8100116!“ & Hofman, 94 and 96. Main Street. . & A. $ Bo f intoutfonalfy undorsellors. priges no. highor f sometimes whoeo we onmy aff io. Note rilores , . Crown RerEuntes 40¢. 62. Bulley's \CGulzots®\ 280. on. Crown Lnavondar Salts 490, *~ Blite Sent Vaseline 06, otgates Prtur Soar, 1G. Golonte's Turkish Batie 5G. Colgata's White Gastote Se. Thymeus 18c. Hotgato's 19¢. wilatanne No. 7G, ho N I Butter Cutfoura Soap Fours\ Seonte aimws“ Unseontad 10c. ut & {initial /f j Duy Goods at poputus prlcog.. Not f t | But op-): «posed to alt combinos to keep prices in ho bighoat votolh. We take patios to | what goods avo sold at in luge by live housos, and farke our Tower c below ew, yday - price Mst of 'Follet a hle department has beedmae at Tm= | ut oto to om Iustuess. The above |, $T K. HAgKELT; 101 Main Stroat x mm m-mv wE ave PER C G LL # ENT OFF 'the wound. PURELY PERSONAL. » | day in town. | visiting friends. ' {Falls yesterday. over Sunday, spout sunday in Medion. | Suidhy tt Youngtown. - - spent Sunday in Gasport. Inoss-trip to Philadelphia. | formerly of this city is in town. \ tordity of Otto Lautz, of Buffato. nierly\ of Lockport, is home on a visit. | day.: Avans. |* W..J. Club, of 'Foronto, Ont., [Sunday in towii, the guest o Ulrich): ' guest of | business, | atreot. R & | pect streot. a | of High street. {| of higsister, Miss Mary Flynn, night. street. of Niagara . Falls, : Olcott. visiting his parents, : was not performed, le the guest of friends. i Mis. Abner 'F'. Hopkins, Mrs. : Douglass and Miss Clara V. En- leave this evening for a two Ip to the world's fair? tesle nnd wife are at Avou bt Mr. Steele is in AY. Pith of City News. John Suthers, of Buffalo, spent Sun- ¥. C. Hardy, of Rochester, is in town Joseph W. Miller was at Niagara George Ollver, of Rochester, was in Jerry Sulliyan and James Murphy ttsford spent Will K. Braudiey and F. J. Reynolds H. D. Hit has returned from his bus- Charles Funn; of Cleveland, CGhio,and Charles L, Nicholls was theguest yes- Goprge Dudloy, of Chicago, and for- « Daniel W. Lillis and Richard Wil- were at Niagain Falls yester- . Mr. Aithir Cottey, of Buffalo, spent 'Sunday in town, the 's:,uest of Sphgfug rs , State Y. M. C. A,éecretury, the Rev. | George A. Hall, is in the city to-day on . Mr. and Mis. Risley Tucker, ‘of Buf- | fvlo, were entertained over Sunday by Mr, and Mis, Howes, of High Miss Jessie Whalen, of Buffalo, is-the guest of Miss Magale: Guarroll, of Pros - Fred Hardy, of Rochester, was the ; guestovor Sunday of Mrs. John II. Buck Frank Flyin, of Cleveland, Ohio, was An town to-duy attending the marriage \_ Houry 8. Ives, of Now York, attend- ed tho funeral of his father-in-law, Row- land Scars, yesterday, returning last - Williurd 0.Johnson, of Niagara Falls, Sunday with his parents, Mr. aud: Mrs. Menry Johnson, of Waterman | Mr. nud Mrs. Fred R. Oliver and their guests; Mr. and Mrs, Samuel 'C. Chase, spent Sunday at Dr. Ferdinand J, Kittenger, who was recently eraduated from the New York K¥ os ' College of Physicians and Surgeons, is f s AND GAP Es |_ 'The condition of Dr, W. B. Gould is improved today an. the operation con- | templated by the counsel of physicians |_ Mrs. Alexander Rose, of Cottage 'streot leaves tonight for New York and Brooklyn, where sho -will spend a few careful training. Lucy Palmer and Mary Chaplin recit- ed \Christ inviting the Little Ones\ followed by \The Hope of the World\ by Grace (Glassford and Belle Cochran. Both were excellently rendered. '\'Hap- py Hearts\ was sung by seven little girls whose voices blended nicely. A feature of the exercises was the solo by four year old Jennie Lerch, \Dolly is sleeping.\ . 'The church choir. then sang \Summer Skies are Beaming\ in an acceptable manner, 'The Rev. George 'P. Webb deliverd a taking address on \Children's Day.\ He said he could not see how any oue could fail to be hippy on such a joyous occasion, He noticed present not only the Sunday school children, but the fathers, mothers,grandfather and grand- mothers. He proposed, however, to ad- dress his remarks to. the young people. He said no class of society was more im- portant than the boys and girls. He said that too often the girls were recog» at the expense of the boys. ['The girls of a household had all the pretty things, in many instances, and the best rooms, while the boys were a secondary consideration. 'This was wrong, the speecher | said, because of the boys could be inffRenced a hold was at once obtained on the future generation. AT THE 18T- CONGREGATIONAL. 'The Children's Day exercises at the | Ist Congregational Church were sue- cessfully carried out in the presence of n large audience. In the absence of F. J. Baker, A. M. Graham, assistant su- perintendent, had charge of\ the exer- cises, The church was handsomely dec- orated, the windows being banked with flowers. Following is the program: ° Anthem-Choir. Dflom; by: congregation, ~entitied \Children's H in mo ScrlPtuye reading and prayer-A. M. Graham. Recitation, \Children's Day-Mrs. Edna Scott. Rosponsive reading.. Recitation, \Prayer for Home Missions-Miss Ora. Dandler, * Slltgfimtion,\‘l’lca for Home Missions,\-Fred C. Song, \Consider the Lilies,\-Class of girls. 8 R‘glumllon, \Kew Mission. of Flowersa\-Frank addier, Song by the congregation, children's carol. Offeretory. . Recitation, \A Grudgo,\-Miss Bessie Scott. Responsive exercises. Recitation,\Birds and Flowers\-Homer Christoffel. Recitation, \Little Brown Penny,'\'-Miss Fan- nie Richards. Soug, \Anniversary Hymn,\-Class of girls. Recitation, \A Temperance Joke/'-Willie Duncan, -Song, \Jesus is Coming Again,\-Congregation. Recitation, \Set the World Rejoicing,'-Ger- trude Baker. M. Graham. Song, \Sing Oh Sing the Love of Jesus,\- Congregation. Christian Endcavor Benediction. Mrs. Agnes Hoffman officiated as pi- anist. 'Fhe exercises throughout de- serve high compliments. UNIVERSALIST. |; A pleasing program was pleasingly carried out at the Universalist Children's Day exercises. 'The church was nicely decorated. There was a concert in the evening. -<@>- Gime... HYMENEAL. CLIFFORD-FLXNKN, 'The marriage of Miss Mary Flynn and Mr. Martin Clifford was solemnized at St, Putrick's Church this morning at 6 o'clock. 'The Rev. Dean Cannon per- formed the ceremony. .. Miss Lizzie Flynn, sister of the bride, acted as bridesmaid, and the best man was Mr. Edward Clifford, brother of the urning tomorrow. He groom. ) 'at the Ayon sanitarium: R A . arrived in town. Sag} Will be the guests W. Weaver, of [eaver and Professor e paper c ou elm and reaches fwiy working= Mr. and Mrs. Clifford left on the 7.35 train for Rochester. After a short bri- dal tour they will be at home on Minard street. . -g June Brides. - > Elmer J. Kyser of this city and Miss Bertha Berryman of Lockport were united in marriage Fi1day evening, June 16, by the Rev. C. M. Barthol Niagara Falls: artholomew of -# indefinitely, and hints were. thrown out that it would be settled out of court. Steps for such a settlement have, as stat- cd in the hands of Lawyer Duckwitz. The charge is based upon statuary ground. * FIRE DEPARTMENT NEWS. Items of Interest to the Knights of Hose and Hook. A meeting of the De Witt Clinton Hose Company will be held tonight. A fire started in the blacksmith shop of the Pound Manufacturing Co., in the hollow about noon Sunday. 'The depart- ment got there on the double quick, but its services were not needed. originated in a pile of waste and oil soaked rags. young White, who broke in the door and with pails of water soon put it out. -< . OBSEQUIES. , ROWLAND SEARS. 'The funeral \ of Rowland Sears was observed from his residence, 41 Water- man street, at 2 o'clock Sunday, June 18. The Rev. C. W. Camp ofliciated. 'The Episcopalian choir sang. The following\ acted as bearers: G. Hildreth. The interment was at Glenwood, > HARRISON HALL. 'The funeral of Harrison Hall was ob- served yesterday at the residence of his brother, G.. W. Hall, at 485 Market offered prayer. 'The remains - were taken to Elmira, where the interment will take place. - ® SOPHIA. ALLEN. _The funeral of Sophia Allen was held from her residence, 84 Erie street, Sun- day at 3 o'clock, the Rev. J. H. Perkins officiating. 'The remains were taken to the Falls for interment. * Society Notices. Niagara Lodge, No. 375, F. and A.M., hold their meeting at 8 o'clock this eve- ning. 'The 3d degree will be worked. All are cordially invited. FRANK 'RAVIS, W. M. - Vax Ness DovaLas, Secy. Dean Cannon Council, No, 198, C. B. TL., will meet to-night. Price Avenue Land Association will meet at George W. Pound's office, 72 Main street, Euesday evening, June 20, at 8 o'clock. oe -<@>- A Lady Hurt. A pleasure party of city people, in a canopy top phaeton, drove down Wash- burn. street yesterday forenoon, and turning the corner of Union street rather short the vehicle tinped over, damaging it badly. One of the ladies was considerably bruised. On a Serious Charge. Ed Johnson, colored, is having an ex- amination before Justices Vicary and Siockwell this afternoon. He is charged by Mary Harper, also colored, of Niag- ara Falls} with being the father of her unborn child. | fp - City Hall Chat. Prospect street bridge will be opened to the public tonight. P. H. Fuohey, the contractor, has begun the repairing of West avenue. mini ~~~ Touched For $160 Luke Tower, a} prominent farmer of the town of Porter, who is doing the world's fair was himself ~*'done\ to the tune of $160, having lost that much by « having his pocket picked. = a) ed above, been taken and the case plac- |. The fire It was discovered by | George G. Moss, John Pierson, H. Kil- borne, O. C. Wright, M. H. Webber, C. |;; street, Sunday, the Rev. J. R. Adams -C. A., For the Season. The Boys' Committee of the Young Men's Christian Association will hold the last of the series: of entertainments given the past winter and spring, this week Friday evening., These socials have been very successful, resulting in' the membership of she boys department greatly increasing,. - a .> St. Patrick's Branch No. 58, L. C. B. A., will hold a musicale at their new hall, over Niagara County. Bank, Wed- nesday evening, June 21st, The ladies wil serve ice cream and cake after the entertainment and orchestra will furn- ish music for dancing. ° Admissioln 25¢. 6 19 36 @- OBITUARY. PHILIP MILLER: Phillip Miller died June 18, 1898, at his residence at Hall's Station, aged 75 years. ~ He leaves besides his wife, one son, Martin W., and one daughter, Mis. Charles Hill . v Funeral service Tvesday June 20, at 2 p. m. from the house, one hour later from the church at Shawnee, Interment at Shawnee Cemetery. j WILLIAM L. JOHNSON _J Died at 11 o'clock Monday morning, June 19, at his residence, 79 Washburn street, aged 44 years. ~He leaves a wife and two children. ~The remains will be taken to Gooderich, Ont., for burial. Deceased was a- brother of Lawyer Charles E. Johnson, of Niagara Falls. LOCAL NOTICES. Lost, Brow Felt Hat, between Walout and South streets on Washburn street, Sun- day night, Leave at this office. 61916 &_. Lovell's Home Made Bread ~ and Pastry, 111 Main street, next to Huber Bros. meat market. 10-19-tf & E Grand Summer Night's Festival, to be held at St. Mary's Church Lawa,'by the German Catholic Aid Society,. Wednes- day evening, June 28th, 1893. - 6-19, 24, 26, 28 F. D. MOON FLOUR AND | FEED. Wholesale kand Retail. Cash Paid for Butter, Eggs: and Produce, :N6. 5 Cent- ral Block, Salesroom and WarehonSo, L. TOTHILL, - fDEALEB IN- Ses ARTISTS MATERIAL, EKGRAVINGS, stc. FRAMING A SPEC], UEY 91. Washburn Street, -__. R. Of the Boys' Committee, Y. M.! Millinery Pariors, Every day Is an opening day at the handsome < Millinery - Parlors of Miss Laura A. Potter, No., 26 Main street, ceived. If you want -a handsome and Stylish Hat this is the place. f - ' * 5 15 to 7 41 ©: To the World's Fair via America's Best Railway, the Laxe Shore Boute. ' In addition to the regular service this popular line has put ou three new ele- gant evening trains to accomodate their patrons: * . e Leaving Buffalo 8.45 p. m., arriving Chicago 9.45 a, m; ’ Chicago 1.00 p. m. Through Sleepers, Buffet Smoking and Library Cars, Dining Cars and Day Coaches, will be run on these trains, thereby affording passengers every con- venience. R All trains via this line stop at Engle- wood, the nearest station to the fair grounds, also at Grand Crossing, where connections are made with electric cars and Illinois Central Railway, running trains every ten minutes direct to the fair grounds. Fare five cents. and all information, apply to local agent at your place.. - 5 30 1m Dr. Hand's - Family Medicines - for Children, -Complete assortment at . ' Van. Horn's. -___-4@--_-. Dent's Toothache Gum,. stops Tooth» ache in one minuté, at Van Horn's iQelel-y Tonic Bitters, bast medicine sold. Large bottles only 75 cents, at Van Horn's aTH OF JULY WILL BE HELD ON THE - FAIR GROUNDS, Under the auspices of the THE UNION SCHOOL C. Will give a gnu?! exhibiting3 (fi'ilDLE-rs THE BICYCLE CLUB will give a fine ~ race. j - contestants for an exciting foot race. A LARGE-FIELD OF HORSES will be on hand for a series of trotting |- races. - ' gigofintions are now in progress A GRAND HURDLE RACE. ~> Look for Large Posters in a Few Days! LADIES $1.50 SHORS? You ought To,. __ THEY. ARE BEAUTIES. - ' --IN-- s [Button, Lace and Bluches Cut, | ~OPERA anda common SENSE, LASTS, , c ~ Thr -AgME - SHOE: STORE 22. Main [Stre New Novelties are constantly being . re- |- Leaving Buffalo 11.10 p. m., arriving. For tickets, sleeping car reservations | \Palace Clothing House A Grand Celebration ! Niagara Co. Agricultural Society THEATHLETIC CLUB will furnish . . dyne o | One - Ticket Given: Each - Month] 527 'was the dast] ucky Julirfiber. corner Mainaind Looust, Main. and Pine, 'Main and Cottaze and Holly Shop. oda s tn SUNDA ¥ :-No deliyory ly . lgcltefm from special (Red Star) hoxes at-] carticrs. [One eol- 2:20I TOHN A. MBRRUT, P; m..} ~BovYs fave you scén those arg a Elegant White Vests Of ours from $ 1 .00 to $3300. sul . Step in and see (hemfinnil L‘llyc’ LIGHT COLORED; PANTS - Are filqénm: lilt';$3.50‘ inn-017, 4 $5.00, .. A ~complete \line. of every kind of oa Light Summer Clothir For Warm ~ Weather... With every. $12.00 worth of goods we give a Farmers 'Alisnce Solid ~Gold Badge or a Juni® Order;; : United _ American, Mechanics Solid Gold Pin..\ Drop in and :| gee then.. 00-200 00.3 ' | | g & -¥ \0 ~ id A. L. SMITH. ._. ~- 102 Main Str eet! world's | _ Free! g- 0 .s ®, By buying ydan-loth'iugbf N. SC. i CT@.LOWER you can have a.; := chanee cow every dollar pur- > chase, ~> o . At the same time, _ 2 CoG > </ You cean \ny all SUMA ~ CLOPHIKG A'F. WHOME-- © SALE PRICE. On account _ \of being overstocked; I~ pro- / pose to commence at oneceand _ elose out all Summer clothing __ am cost *. Lower, 'THE L. & S., ©63 Main Street e © N. B.-All Sales are SPOT CASE
