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LINENS feC. S' FOB Efc as. jr. Hft I i I1 HOUSE KEEPING AND REMNANTS ROOT COMPANY Propose placing before their patrons the coming "week ictne bare mm EOUSE EEEHNG linens. CHOICE GOODSI Every article in our Linen Department Offered at this sale at the law prices, which bare always made this annual tale ao popular.

REMNANTS op Silks, Satins, yelyets 0 anil Dress Goals. All Winter Goods at a Big Reduction. CLOAKS AND WRAPS AT COST. InsDBCtion Mtefl. AMUSEMENTS.

A8ONI0 TEMPLE. 3, H. 8nioitsoi Manarer F. K. SxOODBB Treasurer ONE "WEEK.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 1886. The funniest and moat natural comedian on the American staff and the C. D. tiESS COMEDY COMPANY, InMr. Kendall's latest comedy satire A PAIR OF.

KIDS, Wew scenery I New costumes I Latest musical hits of the day from all the comic operas, and the celebrated Olympia Quartette. Tbe oompsny has been specially selected by Mr. Hess and the whole being under his per fonal si'p rvlslon Is a fact which alone should be a sufficient guarantee of merit. FIIICES, 25, DO, 75c. Box office open Thursday.

January T.at 11 a. TyTKTHOPOIJTAN THBATER. T. B. Mack Proprietor.

HEW STIRS EVERY amission 10. U. JS and Blots PRINCESS 8KATINO HINK, Corner of Mala and Pulton streets. IkUir and Saturday Evenlar Jan. 8 and a.

liASE HAUL. ON SKATES. rniitcxsa yifK VS. TAX MJClra irlNX Bttlv Meyer, Cap't. Game oa'ld at o'clock m.

FOOTB O'CONNOR. Prop. Candy Candy Candy CaiJj SEND SI. 93. S3 or IS for a sample retail box by express of tbe BEST RANDIES In America, put up In elep snt botes, and strictly pure.

Suitable for tsVExpress charges light. Re fen to all Chicago. Try It onoe. Address. C.

F. GTOTHER, Confectioner, Chloafro. Deo. 12 am. niMIUIBT, GEORGE A.

LOAG. Offlee Corner of Calhoun and Columbia street, Orer Graffa's Jewelry Store. 9ot tf i Oura guaranteed ii J. U. Kate at onoe: no operation, or delay In business; tested hundreds of oures.

MsJniOfnoe.tHtl st PbUa. At Custer house. Fort. Wayne. Mtaand The Dafly Sentinel.

FRIDAY. JAN. 8, 1880. THE CITY. The Bass and Murray foundries hare pay day to morrow.

The "Irish Aristocracy" paity are guests of the Hedekin hotel. The State Bee Hear era' Convention will be held at Indianapolis on January 20 and 21. Col. J. I.

White, secretary of the great Bass Foundry and Machine works, arrived in the city last night. Ed Giltnartin has returned from the north end reports snow drifts from foar to ten feet deep in Northern Michigan, After January 10, Waash passenger No. run daily. It does not run now on Monday. The DeEalb county officials are so confident that Kessler will hang that they have already spoken fox the Allen oonnty gallows, Dr.

K. K. 'Wheelock will leotnre in the Toledo Medioal college hut this will not prevent his attending to his professional business here. Al Shrimpton, the architect, and John McCain a at Chicago selecting the design of a very elaborate and oostly set of new bar fixtures for tbe node. J.

M. IleuBtln, of Toledo; Dr. Geo. W. McConnell, Angola; J.

E. Lamb, Terre Haute; H. H. Neff, Winchester, are guests of tbe Avelino house. Speaker Carlisle placed Judge Robert Lowry seoond on the election committee and chairman of the committe on expenditures of the treasury department.

The trustees of the several Masonio lodges meet at MacDougall's hall tomorrow night to arraDge for occupying the upper floors of tbe Masonic Temple. Tbe postmaster genera has issued an order forbidding herealttr the appoint ment of any person over thirty five years of age in the railway mail service. There was a pleasant surprise at the home of Diedrioh Schiefer last evening. The occasion was in honor of bis daugh ter, Miss Ida, who celebrated her birth day anniversary. At the City Band concert here Jan nary 20th, thj great trombone, player, Frederick N.

Innes, will appear. Miss Grace Hilt, Sam H. Burdette and Prof. Otto Schmidt are big cards. "Mrs.

Sevbert. who now resides at Fort Wayne, has been called to this place by the serious illness of her daughter, Mrs. Allen, who lesides in the west part of town," says the Warsaw Times. Services to day at Trinity M. E.

church, north side. Biblo reading and inquiry meeting at 2:80 p. m. Children's meetiDg at 4il5 p. m.

Revival servioea at 7:30. All are cordially invited to all servioes. The Mavrerchor society Of Emanuel's Lutheran churoh elected these offioers last night: Gottlieb Hitzman, president; H. Schwartz, vice president; Henry Suedhoff, secretary; it. Rust, treasurer; Prof.

Lindeman, leader. City Treasurer Hargrove and George Whitaore, of Huntington, were in the city yesterday and left to day for Mount Clemens, to remain for several weeks. Mr. Hargrove is in poor health and Whitacre wants to grow delioate. Tne case of Brown vs.

the Munoie railroad oompany, for $5,000 damages, for leaving a hand oar on the track and frightening Brown's team so that it ran away, came up at Munoie to day. Coombs, Bell Morris appeared for the railroad. Mr. William Gafiney will entertain the reading oiroles of "JVayne a' Adams townships at his home to night. Tomorrow at school bouse No.

2 a joint institute of Wayne and Washington townships will be held. Trustee Gaflbey has made these meetings very instructive and popular. There was a case in Judge O'Rourke's court yesterday between French people from Jefferson township who could not talk English. Mr. S.

R. Alden was solicited to act as interpreter, and did so with muoh flaenoy. Mr. Alden is quite a linguist and besides English and German, speaks tho French, Spanish and two other languages correct. They will have, "Uncle Tom'a Cabin" at Angola shortly and a few days ago an agent flooded the town with this sort of hand bill: "New vertion of uncle toms caoin as it is Re Riten Bay Harit Beoher Sto more Comidy more laughs more Histry than eny other play in the world price of admishun 25 4 85 Re Served seats on sail at poet wfla." Judges Brewer and Treat, of the United States circuit court and district court at St.

Louis, yesterday announced their conclusions on the form of the decree of foreclosure and Bale of the Wabash property. The receivers remain in possession of the property, the title only passing to the purchasers at the sale. Under the scheme of reorganization by the oolateral trust and general mortgage bondholders the road will be purchased by them, the receivers remaining in possession until all the various interests hare been disposed of. Eddie White visited at Lima, this week, John Sensing and Caroline W. Waa senbeck have been Hoensed to wed.

Turkeys, prairie ohlokens, snipe, duck and rabbits can be shot until February 1. Captain Dideon, of theTremont house. Is at Bellevue, O. at the bedside of his sick mother. Water will be shot off from all people who do not settle their rent with the city department within a week.

Sheriff Nelson sent Frank Merri weather to the insane asylum to day. He will forward T. J. Poole next Mondays Dr. and Mrs.

W. H. Meyers will sail for Europe Jan. 20. Dr.

Meyers will devote some time to study in the great hospitals of tbe old world. Judge Elliott has overruled the mo tion for a new bearing in tbe case of Geo. W. Hand vs. David H.

Lipes, appealed from Judge O'Rourke's court. J. L. Nergley, Canton, Ohio; J.E. Coombs, South Whitley, E.

L. Williams, Buchanan, A. T. Kirk, Indianapolis, are guests at the Robinson House. The Misses Wilkins, of Broadway, pleasantly entertained a progressive euchre party last night.

Mrs. Will Speigel won the flist prize and Will Siebold the booby prize. The indications for tbe lower lake region, as reported by the weather bureau at Washington to Tun Skntinrl, are as follows: Increasing cloudiness local snows, northeasterly winds, slight rise in temperature. Down at Portland the court in the case of J. W.

Beohdolt vs the G. R. LB. for killing a couple of horses sometime since, on the track in the village of Coliett, rendered judgment against the railroad for $250. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad distributes about $25,000 at Garrett each payaay.

Fort Wayne had a chance to get this road but a few local statesmen spoiled the scheme and it made Garrett the largest town in DeEalb county. A sort of Bohemian oats Squash Seed and Red line Pea association has been organized in Angola. The squash seeds will be sold lor $2.00 per dozen and the peas at 910 per bushel. The. projectors bind themselves to sell sojnuoh of the stuff raised.

There is a surplus in the treasury of the northern prison of over twenty five thousand dollars. The number of prisoners is reported on the increase. The institution seems to be successfully managed and Hon. Henry Monning comes in for a share of tbe praise. The P.

and Wabash management, finding that they will be obliged to wait some weeks in securing the billiard room of the Bates house, at Indianapolis, for an up town offioe, will endeavor to close a contract with E. F. Claypool for the room recently occupied by Hiff Brothers, hatters. The funeral of the adopted child of Mr. and Mrs.

George Ohneok 'was private to day. The little lad died from diptheritio croup and tbe mayor was advised tbe disease was contagious. Rev. Father Brammer read the funeral service in front of the church as tbe funeral approached: The sporting fraternity will remember Jim Fell who sparred with Jimmie Doyle in a recent mill at the Academy. Fell fonght Tom Einnaird, the Grand Rapids slugger, a few days ago and knocked him out in a sort of rough and tumble fight.

Einnaird comes back: Tom Einnaird, hereby challenge James Fell to fight a match of any number of rounds or to a finish, he to mention conditions, time and place." The following jury has been drawn for the January term of the superior court: Wm. B. Reed, Adams township; James English, Madison; Celestian Gladio, Jefferson: John Mcintosh, Madison; Wm. Diokerson, Maumee; Martin Moury, Cedar Creek; Wm. J.

Mays, Eel River; Benjamin Slaughter, CedarCreek; Thomas Gorman, Lake; David TJpdyke, Cedar Creek; Nioholas Munch, Madison; M. E. Argo, Madison. Mrs. Augustas Boltz, of Sidney, Kos ciusko oounty, and wife of a brother of Capt.

F. F. and Fred C. Boltz, of this oity, has shipped to the Philadelphia mint a piece of ore supposed to be silver that one of the men in the employ of her husband had found on the track of the Niokel Plate railroad near that place. It had evidently been dropped or thrown from a train.

If it is pure silver its value is $100. "The Baptist churoh at Woloottville, was crowded last week, on Tuesday evening, to hear Rev. Dr. Stemen, of Foit Wayne, lecture on Masonry. We have heard several competent judges pronounoe the lecture Ant class in every respect.

A public installation of officers followed, after whioh a splendid supper was served in the Strayer building by the Masons and their ladies. The store room was most beautifully decorated and the tables presented a most beautiful appearance. The rooms could hardly bold the crowd, all of whom seemed hungrr and good natured. There were present a goodly number from the surrounding ooun try, "says a correspondent of the LaQrange Standard UNCLE SAM'S EMBRACE. District Attorney Lamb to Pros 4cute Three Federal Offenders.

Dog. Carson and George W. Pbillipson were arraigned before United States Commissioner Harper to day for shoving queer ooin on saloon keepers here. All interest, however, centers on H. Barnes, the slick fellow who impersonat ed a federal officer up north, Barnes represented himself as a pension examiner and for snug fees increased the pension pay of all the old veterans in northern counties from $5 to $10 per month, and gave others $1,000 back pay.

He charged John M. Strayer, postmaster at South Milford, with being sbort in his accounts and called On a widow at Borne City in the interest of her 'application for a pension, claiming he would get her pension and five or six hundred dollars back pay if she would comply with his hellish purpose of ruining her daughter, making indecent pro posals to the mother in relation to her young, beautiful and innocent girl. On Thursday, Dec. 81, he hired a team of horses from Mr. Willet, of Rome City, to make a trip to Wawaka on government business.

On bis retnrn he re ported that he had ousted the present incumbent Mr. Mackal, postmaster, for some irregularities reported to him by Capt. E. H. Fisher, of Rome, and that he had recommended a Mr.

Sohwab for the position now held by Mr. MaokaL We understand be made attempts to examine the books of the Wawaka post office and openly charged tbat the ao counts of Mackal were irregular. Commissioner Ilarper bound Barnes over to await trial and committed him to the Marion oounty jail in default of $1,000 bail. Phillipson was held here in the sum of $500 and Corson will have a trial later. A KUUAL TEUROK.

Tlie Ferocious Beast That Daunts tho County Line Described by a Correspondent. For some years past residents of Allen and Huntington counties this side of Roanoke have been annoyed and suffered from the depredations of a ferooipus wild The animal was oalm in midsummmer and feasted on sheep and swine, but in winter hunger drives it to frenzy and people do not venture out at uight. A correspondent writes us: "The time is again at hand when the hair raising, blood freezing roar of that jack tiger can be heard to issue from the jungles of a portion of this township. The best dogs cannot be induced to go near this modern mastodon, and one man who was out hunting and saw it quite plainly was afraid to fire lest, perchance, he might wound it only and become a victim to its wrath. Its voice oannot be described, but it is said to have "eyes like coffeeoups," The beast must be pretty well along in years, if it is the same one we hear of every year in the same locality.

Speaking more seriously, we are creditably informed there is foundation to the report, as the animal has been Been and heard by reliable parties. We presume it is very likely a Canada lynx. Real Estate Transfers. Olds real estate agents, room No. 8, Foster block, report the following recorded real estate transfers: Emmitt Galloway to A.

C. Crawford, by warranty deed, lota 17 and 18, old plat, for $50. Lemuel O. Paine to Nelson and Tho's J. Leonard, by warranty deed, 30 acres in sections 25 and 26, Washington township, for $3,500.

Thomas J. Leonard, to Nelson Leonard, by quit claim deed, 5 aorea in section 26, Washington township, for $200. Geo. R. Wickwire to Chas.

N. Wiok wire, by commissioners partition, 160 acres bisection 31, Monroe township. Uniformed Catholic Knights. Lost night the Uniform rank, Catholio Knights of Amerioa, met at the Catholio Library hall and elected the following officers to serve the ensuing year Captain John Houser. First Lieutenant Dennis Monahan.

Second Lieutenant Fred Graffe. Senior Warden John B. Monnmg. Junior Warden John Soheifer. Color Bearer Otto Niohter.

Sword Bearers John Krock and Henry Algier. This Is "News. Tbe following telegram in the Chicago Tunes explains itself: Fobt Waink, Jan. 6. Special The stockholders of the Natural Gas company held a meeting to night in the German Deposit bunk.

Their well hss been drilled to a depth of 2, COO feet with out any prospect of striking gas. They voted to abandonthis well and sink another in a different part of the city, but nbt to go over 600 feet. It was a Methodist parson time, and an Ohio one at that; be hinted that it would be nice to go to Europe as his throat trouble was getting worse, but but toe good deacons saw through the Whole scheme, sent for a bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, and consequently now enjoy a good sermon, delivered in a good, dear tone. Tbe Bond Watt Nuptials.

The marriage of Miss Evelyn Bond and Mr. WllliamH. was solemnized at Trinity Episcopal churoh yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock, Rev. Webbe performing the ceremony. The bride is the pretty and accomplished daughter of Mrs.

Lavina A. Bond and the groom, a very estimable young gentleman, of sterling qualities, was a recent resident of Toledo, but is now engaged in business in this oity. The churoh was taxed to its utmost oapacity to accommodate the friends and invited guests to witness the ceremony, which was pleasantly performed after the forms of the Episcopal church. In the evening a reception was held at the residence of the bride's mother, tendered only to the most intimate friends, of the family. The happy couple left on the midnight train to spend a short season at Chicago, after whicn "they" will be at' home to their many friends at "Walnut Place." To the bride and groom Tub SxirTDrai, extends its most sincere congratulations and wishes them a pleasant voyage down life's stream.

ii i Jackson's Dav. The Miami Democratic club will have) a grand old fashioned democratic love feast at their ball (Arion hall), corner of Main and Harrison streets, on Friday, Jan. 8, Jackson's Day. All are cordially invited to attend. Joiix G.

Noll, A. C. F. WmoHMAN, Secretary. President.

A Founder of the Atlantie Steamship XJnes. (Special CoiTMpondeno. Kiw TORE, Jan. 0. It was a snrprtM to many who deplore the lack of 'American ownership in ocean steamers to find that Stephen Barker Qoion, who died recently, was not only a native of this city, but de scended from one of tbe oldest Knickerbocker famllie, his ancestors har lnjr settled bere in ll60.

Mr. Oulon was born in New sixty Ave years ago. In lsM3 he Joined with John B. Williams, tbe son of an old sea captain, in forming the William and STEraxN B. ouioir.

union line oC fast salnn; packets between New York and Liverpool. The lios was known as the "Black Star line," and became celebrated for the speed of its clipper ships. In fact, it was the pride of the shipping Interests. When steam was introduced the firm still clung; to their sailing vestels until I860, when they built their first steamship, the Manhattan, which cost $400,000. This was followed by a Beet of seven vessels, bearing the names of states.

In 1850 Mr. Ouion took charge ot the Liverpool branch of the firm. He became a British suject, and so popular that he was offered the mayoralty or a seat in parliament, both Of which he declined. He was a bachelor and noted for his charity, particularly to needy Americans, none of whom. If worthy, he ever turned away.

He died comparatively poor. 8 H. H. m.wmm' HJilr The Chess Mateh. Since poor Paul Morphy lost 'his wits a chess America has had no great cbnipion.

Morphy Is yet alive, residing at New Orleans, a mental wreck, at once a monument and a warning of what Inordinate chess playing will make of a man. The chess tournament now going on in New York Is for the championship of tbe world. It began Wednesdsy, Jan. 6, and will continue until one or the other of he two gj playeri, hoe portraits here appear, shall have won ten games. Mr.

Stelu itz is ostensibly the American chain VnVLUH btei otz. pion. but it is not necessary to spell out his name in order to discover that he i a German. His strong round face shows that. Ha claims to be quite Ave games ahead of his opponent on the total past record Uhe first four games are to be played in New York.

Then the two chess giants will move to St. Louis, and play at the rooms of the Sc Louis club, till several more games are won. The match will be finished in New Orleans. Like everything else in these days, the tournament involves betting and gambling; on the resulta It is amoney makmgscheme A stake of 2,000 a side has been put up. Tbe winner will get $5 200.

It is no hing like as much as a champion prize tighter can win, but chess being an Intellectual game, that of course is not to be expected. Mr Zuckertort Is the champion plarer of Great Britain. He is a pale, intellectual looking person, far more the ideal chess player in appearance than titeinitz, but be alio looks like a man who would worry over chess nights and finally break down under nervous pros tfatlou. Mr btein iU ha i a deep cbeit and heartv animal zuckertobt. vitality Zucker tort, too, is of German exti action, which is rather odd.

Are Germans the best cue players I 1 here has been what the lamented Arte tt Ward would call a "'late onpleasant ness" between tho two men, but it Is over now, and they claim to be the best of friends. The sporting gentry are making betting books on the game as if it wm a horse raca. The champions play in public, and the "gate monev" Is larsrely counted on There Is no brass ban 1 accompaniment as far as they have got, but one dont know what may happen before the game is ended This playing in public and Iwing stared at likes fat ox at a prize show must have a soothing effect ou the nerves, aud tend to make them do their beet. They play on alternate days four hours in tbe afternoon and four at night In case a game is not finished at night it will be left over and com ludpd next day. If there Is a tie of nine gam the match is to be withdrawn.

At the opening each player wan required to make thirty moves in the first two hours, after that not less thaii fifteen moves an hour After every move it Is reproduced exactly out In tbe orowd iW a bigches board four feet square, so that sps otatort may watch the game. TSSVWII lVssTA JLT.MiA V. Tb. fflwK 7 H. Some of our most prominent citizens have been cured of rheumatism of years standing by that wonderful pain ban iaher, Salvation Oil.

Sold by all druggists at 25 cents a bottle. A farmer in Missouri writes that he has had a rough tune. The potato bngs pot into his fields; bis children id the whooping oough, and his wife was crippled with rbtumatism. Then he invested 50 cents in a bott of St. JacobH Oil, and 25 cents in Bed Star Cough Cure, and health and happiness returned to hut home.

Notice. The seoond or third floor of Shuman's building is for rent St any time to first class balls, parties, socials, fairs or meetings at a reasonable rate. It is the largest and best dancing floor in the city, being 150 feet Jong and thirty feet wide, together with a check room and ladies' toilet room. Inquiry of Shuman, 43 East Main street. jP nQtf, Pyke's Grocery, 80 Calhoun Street.

New Nuts. New Candies. New Fruits. New Raisjns. New Prunells.

Pure Maple Sugar. Olives and Capers. German Sausage, Canned. Cooking Wines. Brandy and Champagne.

ur i DR. T. J. DILLS Has bis offloeat his residence JVO. 108 EAST BERRY STREET, Where he will give exoluslve attention to all DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.

Ofnoe nnura. Js. n.toBp.rn Florida Orange Groves. Parties seeking homes find Oranjire Grove In healthy locations In Florida at from $1,000 to fJU.000 wil serve their own interes send injr to myaddreBB for a printed circular, described Orange Groves and reei'lences In all parts of tbat state If jou wish a lown lot IJ6iH01n the beautiful town of Palmetto at 15 send also for a circular. Some of tbe best jbargulns in the state.

MAltXJLN DUNK, Carlrton JMe, Jacksonville, FT a Deo 23 dawlm ONDS FOR SALE Scaled nroDOsals will be received bv tha Treasurer of Allen coxinty, Indiana at bi office in the city of Fort Waine, until clock no oi the 15th dav of January, 188ft, lortbe sale of two hundred (a0) bonds of said county, of the denomination of one thousand (fl(XX dollars each, and dated ths tlrstdayof January, A D.1886, bearing Interest at the rate of five (6) per centum per htimim interest payable semi annuallv, on tbe fltst days of July and January in each year, principal and interest payable at the banking houfte oTS inslow. Lanier A in the city of New York, in the state of New Yoik; said bonds to mature as follows, viz 15 of said bonds to mature January 1st 18W JHMV 1H90 l8Hl lefts 183 1894 1HW 1HH, IHVtT 15 SO 30 20 20 20 25 25 Tbe above are Issued to fuud tbe existing Indebtedness of saldcotinty and dots not ex ceedono(l) per centum on the pss ssed valu atlon of the teal and personal property Bids will be sealed and marked on the out side of eiivo'op "llMs for County Honda HidR will bv opened and read in the presence of bidders and Hoard of rutin ty LorymiPBion oia Tlierrffbt Is reserved to reject anv or all proposals made, as may a i pear forthe Inter est of the county JOHN DALMAN, Treasurer of Allen oounty Fort Wayne, Indiana. January 2, 18Ho. 1880. HARPER'S WEEKLY.

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