The Fort Wayne Sentinel from Fort Wayne, Indiana • Page 4

I TMnfl 'J finsr )i! yi'" Vf PARAiSOliS AND Sun Umbrellas Now Open A full and complete assortment of all the novelties of the season, at Hie usual low.priees. TUG MERCEDES. THE OLIVETTE. Tno of the new and fashionable stjlcs of the season, made up of Plain Black tuid Brocade Satins, With different colored linings, $2.50 to S15.C0. Children's Parasols.

Carriage Parasols. Silk Sun Umbrellas. Gingham Sun Umbrellas. Silk Gingham Rain Umbrellas. Large Stock! Deautifnl Goods 4.S) and 48 talhann St.

Thank "No? Why not?" "Id the first place, I am secretary o( a temperance society that meets today, and I must preserve my temperance character. In the second place this is the anniversary of my father's death, and out of respect to him I have promised never to drink on that day. And in the third place I hare just taken some good new china, new toilet sets, new silver ware, new bronze ornaments, new chandeliers. Everything good and cheap at one price only, at Ward's Crockery Store, No. West Columbia street.

FOB VENT. FOR RENT. Dwelling house. No. 13J West Berry street.

Inquire at No. 134 West Berry street. tf ron SAUL. FOR SALE. Two Berry street lots.

Xm. 83 and 83, Rockhlll'a addition, on Ihosoutliwe i corner of Berry and Van Kuren streets; GO by 150 feet each. Will be sold at a bargain on time. Eoquirof BlDni.X mnC 2w 36 Calnonn street. OR SALE OR TRADE.

A de sirable bulldlnor site SOxlMI feet for business notifies, Eut Main street, win sell cheap for chjiIi or trade ror vacant lot dwelling alte. Enquire of Oeo. Bowen, at 1 10 Cal lioun street. m2H 3m To CLOSE OUT tlie Stock of Dry Goods, Formerly Owned by Mr. Hot.SPEOIAL INDUCEMENTS arc offered to buyers at the corner Cal lioiiii and MaiD Streets.

JJ.W. MITCHELL, Manager. TUK DAILY EVEIUG SBSTLURL has the largest circulation of any paper in the state outside of Is the official ns wspaper of the city of Fort Wayne. Thi Wkekly BaKTUUMt Is tlie official newspaper of Allen county and baa a larger circulation than all the other weekly newspapers In tbe county combined. ThePaiiySentinel WEDNESDAY, MAY II.

FQRT WAYNE JEWS. Did you get a ducking Calhoun street was flooded. A gang of gypsies is in town. The Knights of Honor meet to pight. An infant child of Dr.

Ferguson died this morning. The new council met last night and transacted considerable business. The case of the state ts Hume is still on trial in the criminal court. The careworn and overworked find comfort and strength in Malt Bitters. Tony Trentman's plug hal was knocked off by a full grown stream of water.

A nourishing agent for the weak, emaciated and dropsical, Malt Bitters. The Kekionga base ball club meets at Arion hall to night for the election of officers. The health of Mrs. John Orff continues to improve although she ii etill quite feeble. The Saengerbund society was out serenading Sunday night and the air was filled with music.

There will be a new addition built to the Bass foundry and machine works at an early date. Nancy Chubb has applied for a divorce from John O. Chubb on the ground of abandonment. The RoVbins show paste brigade will strike the city to morrow and stop at the Tremont house. One of the most prominent minis Bters of the gospel was cured of Dys" pepsia with Hamburg Drops.

The Odd Fellows are making preparations for an excursion. The date and place are as yet unknown. The prosecutor of the criminal court made a motion this morning to proceed with the case of J. A. Rowe, of Monroeville.

Will H. Ilartmari is ndw assistant trainmaster of the Illinois division of the Wabash, 8L Louis 4 Pacific railroad, with headquarters at Decatur, Illinois. Right Eminent Commander Hess, of Columbus, Indiana, has granted the Fort Wayne Commandery permission to appear in full regalia at Trinity Church, Ascension Day. The members of the Arion society met at their hall lost evening and elected the following officers: President, Zar Muhlen; vice president, Wm. Qriebel; financial secretaiy, Ed.

Vollj corresponding secretary, treasurer, C. Wenninghrff; librarian, Aug. Schmidt; trustees, Emil Haber korn, Aug. Brudi musical director, Aug. Scheufier.

The society was never in a more flourishing condition. Prominently referred to by the Nor. folk Virginian, is the case of a venerable lady, a relative of Oapt. J. W.

McLean. She was smitten at the suppertablewith nhatseemeda partial paralysis which restated the usual remedies professionally prescribed, ot Jacobs Oil ra applied, insuring immediate relief, and its continued use for three days enabled iter to go about the house as well as ever Hlio considers that she owes her life to its great curative virtues. Mr.Reubben Turner, No. 1230 Carle ton street, Philadelphia, Pa writes that his wife had been a terrible cuf ferer with inflammatory rheumatism A physician whom skill stands unquestioned by any one had been attending lur, but only lnl her a lilt good She began In use Ht JarobsOil, and rxperiemm! relu at the first p' plication, and befote ho hud ued half a bottle she was able to cime down stairs. Turnen Httr'hutes her remarkable recovery entirely to tt.

Jacobs Oil. The ladies uud eulleinen of 'he Reformed Men'ssoriety held a meeting last night, after whi tho members adcjoUMirtl tu the rraidenreof Thomas Kavauaugb, it bein the fourth anni versary of his teinperame life. Mr Knvauaugh wan totally taken by aar prise, and va more astonished when when Brotlierftepli Hi thcnH presented him in btjialf of his osioiiates with a fine silver watch as a LoL.ni of the respect mid esteem of his brethern The bepeticiary reapouded neatly, after which the company proceeded to enjoy themaelvea with song, converse, A substantial supper wss served, to which all did; ample: justice. The pleasant occasion will long be "remembered by the participant. WATER WORKS.

The Test Made of Pipes, Hydrants and Facilities. Cleven Streams Thrown at One lime, Borne of Them One Hundred and Fifty Feet High A Large Crowd of People Gather at the Corners to Witneas taeTeit and. Oat a Dnoking. At three o'clock tins afternoon an alarm was turned from the engine house and everything was ready for the test of the water works. Eleven streams were thrown at one time and one of them reached the dome of the court house, and in fact within a few feet of the ball on the top.

A pressure of one hundred pounds of steam at the engine house and ninety pounds at the corner of Berry and Calhoun streets was sufficient power to accomplish this object. The test vras made under the supervision of Consulting Engineer J. D. Cook and Cbief Engineer F. B.

Vogel, and was witnessed by the members of the council, who viewed it in an official capacity, and if the reporter could judge by the expressions made by them, everything waa satisfactory. But this will be for the council to decide upon to morrow evening at their adjourned session, when they will take some action in regard to the matter. Now that the heart of the is so well supplied with protection from fire it would only be just and right that the engines should be stationed in the unprotected districts, and thus afford those protection who help bear the burden of the taxes and receive no benefit. Mayor Zollinger's sensible suggestions to the council last night on this point should not be overlooked, but some action ohouM be taken in this matter immediately. We understand that there will be a grand test made of the works some timein July and itis to be hoped that it may be done on the Fourth as it would 'draw crowda of people here from the country and surrounding towns.

Let the matter be agitated and advertised. Annual Kejtort or the Xrusteas Clerks. Corneal ling Eaflseer and Baglnear. The annual report of the trustees of the water works, submitted to the city council last evening, states among other things that the system is nearly complete, and that an additional appropriation of only about $17,000 above funds in hand will be necessary to complete the works. The cost of construction up to date has been $218,000.

The final cost will be very close to the original estimate. The receipts from services have been $1,173.31, and from water rents and special le venue, $765.70. Bonds to the amount of $260,000 have been sold. There are two hundred consumers on the books, and 240 permits have been issued. A table of rates in different cities shows that the rates for water in this city are somewhat below the average.

There have been 2,598 miles of all kinds of pipe laid, and there are 206 hydrants and 160 valves set The engineer's report shows 73,278, 743 gallons of wateriraised since last December. The report of J. D. Cook, consulting engineer, is very voluminous, and goes into a history of the works from the beginning. The trustees report the resignation of F.

T. Zjllars, clerk, on account of ill health. The corps of city officers elected by the council last night is a good one. In fact, taken as a whole it could not have been bettered, and in this the expectation of The Sentinel has been fully justified. We carefully abstained from indicating any perianal preferences among the candidates for the office to be filled, under the conviction that the council would xer iso a wise dieirction in tbeir selections This has been done, and nut only members of the council, the individals elected, and the general public, have caiue for congratulation on what has been done, but even defeated candidates and their friends have no j.mt caure for complaint that they have not been more fortunate.

There is, we believe, no complaint of unfairness having ht en practiced by any one responsible for his official action. All have had an uiiud and fair chance and ms it was inevitable from the start all could not succeed, those who failed have whatever consolation there ia in the reflection that their failure hms a fair una It i one of the cases In whirh though many be called, but a liinitei few could be chosen. The re election of Chirks S. Bracken ridge a ctty civil engineer; of Henry Colerick as city attorney; of Dennis O'Brien as street commissioner; of F. B.

Vogel as chief of the fire department, may be said to have been in a measure compelled by the completeness with which each had discharged the duties of the place in which he has been continued and from which it might have been unjust to remove him in the absence of any sufficient reason demading removal. But while making special mention of these foremost places, we by no means under value the merits of others called to less conspicuous ones in the city's service. Taken as a whole, last night's elections could not have been bettered. The German Lutheran Synod, of the United States and Canada, met at St. Paul's German Lutheran church, at2.30 o'clock this afternoon, and after the organization of delegates and the calling of the roll listened to the address of Pres.

C. Scwan, of Cleveland. There are about 900 delegates present from all parts of the United States aud Canada, and great interest is manifested in the proceedings. A burning chimney on the residence of Dr. B.

Stemen, No. 261 West Wayne street, called out the fire department at 6 o'clock this afternoon. The blaze was extinguished without the aid of t' department. One of the hose carts ran into the buggy ot Judge John Morrison West Wayne street, while on the way to the fire, and completely demolished ii. W.

W. Rockhill was an interested spectator at council chamber last night. He was endeavoring to find the string so he could pull It and make the city fathers jump up when he takes his position as clerk. The cases of the State vs. W.

E. Olds for provoke, and the State vs. W. McGlnness for surety of the peace are set for trial in the criminal court to morrow afternoon. The county offices are unusually hdull and dreary.

Nothing but work in any of them. No police court this morning. rFR.S0.UL FOISTS. O. L.

Thomas has returned to St. I ouis. Dr. H. O.

McDowell, of Areola, is in the city. Christian Orff has gone to Al toona, Penn. Miss Maggie Ward will visit in Detroit in a few days. Deputy Sheriff Sam Miller is suf fering with a stiff neck, Mrs. Will Baldock will visit friends in Chicago this week.

Mr. Henry Andrews, treasurer of the city of Peru, is in the city, Mrs. J. D. Hale, of Geneva, is in the city, visiting Mrs.

H. H. Barcus. Hon. R.

C. Bell and Mayer Graffe are in Dearborne county, on legal business. O. V. Milligan and S.

E. Allen, attorneys at law of Van Wert, were in the city to day. Mrs. A. J.

Stewart and Mrs. J. L. Ball, of Bluffton, tre in the city to day shopping. E.

V. Robinson, Toledo, John J. Young and wife, Huntington, and G. W. Grimes, Bluffton, are at the Mayer house.

Herman Tapp, of this city, has been engaged by Capt. Iddings to superintend the construction of the new Warsaw court house. A. J. Stewart, loadmaster of the Fort Wayne, Muncie and Cincinnati, is in the city to day, Mr.

Stewart is one of the most social men in the railroad profession, and along with this has the reputation among railroad men of beiig the best road master in the state. Matrrlasre Licenses The following malrriage licenses have been issued since our last report: Frank J. Knecht and Anna Zohn. John E. Crusey and Mary F.

Can nada. Ham nnl Eas Down Kugar Cured Hams, lie. Egpa, per doz, 12c. Fbuit House. (MICE.

A oKliimuce to promote tbe iiealUi and comfort ot the cli.7t;ns,ftnd the clean It nerw of the city of Fort Wayne, Bectlon 1. lie It ordained by the Com mem Council of tHeCtiyof Fort Wayne, that It BLiaU be unlawful for any person to throw out, empty or place on any lot. ground, street or la thin city, any kitchen Hlopi, vegetable or animal wante, parlnic. refuse or orrtl, commonly tailed KarboKP, but every penton making, liav ioti or uecH wltattuir any ftuoh slopa, waate parinK. refuse or offal, ahall pat the same and tovery part thereof.

In aorae aa! table filer tight veasel. to be kept covered, and to be pi need at a convenient place on or near the premise, out of the reach of or latin hauce from at I mala and vehicle, and within reasonable convenience to Savage gatherers. JCveryheadof a faro or other peraoo occupy Ins or bavins control or outhorltv over. In or ou any Rlace or preraUon where any aucn garbase i made, bar or accuramulated, shall be required to seer to tbe collecting and aecurlng the aame, according to the provlfilonflor ihla section. Any person who bl.ali violate any of the provisions oC bis section, or una 11 fall or, neglect to perform any of the duties Imposed herein shall be fined, for any violation on any day, or for each day of any suoh failure or neglect of doty In any sum not less than onedollai nor more than one hundred dollars.

FRANK PAtKEll, May 7 St City Marshal. ThU ths only Lottery ctvr oted on cmJ JCndorted by trie Faopl of State Unprecedented Attraction I OVER HALF A HHLU01E DISTRIBUTED Louisiana State Lottery Oomp'y. Incorporated In 1868 for 26 years by the IKlxifttMr for Kd neat Ion al and Oltarlt ulilepnriHkfteN wlllt a capital of fl ,000,000 to which arewprv laud of over $120,000 Iibm idnce been muled. By an overwhelming popular voto lt franolilae was mode a part of the present Htate Constitution adopted December 2d, A. WTO.

Its Grand Stngln Number Drawings will take place monthly. It never eales or postpones. Look at the following distribution: A Grand Promenade Concert. duHns: which will take place the 133rd Urand Monthly and tbe Extraordinary Semi Animal ran in! At New Orleans, Tuenday, June under tbe personal supervision and management of Gen. G.

T. Beauregard, of Louisiana, Gen. Jubal A. Early, of Virginia. CAPITAL PRIZE, $100,000 Uotlce Tickets re 10 only.

Knives, 5. Fifths, S2. Tenths, 1. H8T OF PRIZES. 1 Capital Prize of (100,000 1 Grand 'rise of 50,000 1 Urand Prize 20,000 2 Large Prises of 20,000 4 iArge Prizes of 5,1100 20,000 0 Prlzos of 1,000 20.0U0 60 X) 15,000 1O0 300.

80,000 SOO 40,000 60U 100 (10,0110 101)00 10 100,000 Al'PKOXtHATlOn FRIZKS. 1C0 approximation prices of 200. 100 li 0 10,000 100 75 7,000 11,270 IVIzos, amounting: to .522,500 Gen. G. T.

BeftuiegarfJ, of Louisiana, and Gen. Jubal A. Early, of Virginia, Commissioners. Apolicatlon for rafes to clubs should only be made to the oinoe of the Company In New Orleans. Write for circulars or send orders to M.

A. UAVPIIIX, New Orleana. Law orM. A. DAUPHIN, at Mo.

Sl Uromlwaii New TorUt Or To FJIED C. BOXTZ, 81 Calhoun Fori Wajna, lad. ibi roar wathb a.l i.lii JtLUUSHJ. 1MJ Bottlers and dealers of the following celebrated brands: Btock Ale, Champagne Ale, Cream Aler Old stock; Ale, Bass (English) Ale, ifjniaB Bootch AleJDomestlo Porter, Mm London Porter, Guinness sYlftUSBBW Stout, and Half and Half, BhtmBBmI AQJ' Ul lltt weu Known Ales or are KfAiTfl the best drink In nsespecl ffALE, silly for sickly people and VlMft It has as much nourish IPQrliT These goods are for sale In any quantity yon desire, at OLVTHKO ft CHBIBTEK'S. S4 Bast Columbia Ht.

Tbe only reonlAr Ale House In tbe city. Orders by mall promptly attended to. Ea bbbV 'SHsaV mmmk iT Tl MP THE KKNtDCKY STATE LOTTKBY Has been In existence over 40 years, and no drawing han ever been post ponedeven for a single dsy. $15,000 $1 THK NEXT DRAWING TAKKS PLACI5 IN PUBLIC Ar COVINGTON, oif May 16. LIST OP PRIZES 1 plze of 115,000 1s (15,000 1 prize of 5,000 Is 5,000 1 prize of 2,800 Is 2,500 1 prize of 2,000 8 prizes of 1,000 5,000 10 prizes of 500 are.

5,000 10 prizes of 250 are 2,600 20 prizes of 100 are 2.000 100 prizes of 50 are 5,000 200 prizes of 20 are 4,000 500 prises of 10 are 6 1,000 prizes of 6 6,000 27 approximation prizes am't'g to 2,700 1.S78 prizes amounting to 560,700 TICKETS, I. Tot further particulars address M. J. RICHMOND, CoTlniton, Xsatuaky. M.

J. RICHMOND, 899 Broad war. Saw York Tlie next following drawing May 31. May SaSBBBBrl BBRlsK2r fcfffEflS NUooiliia; I'rillla down tlan Jlucb, Dull, pain In the limbs, nausea, blllloua. umsh, re symptoms of upproiichlOK fevr and ague.

Use without ilelay Hosteller's Hlomacli flitter, which sulMtltuies tor the chilly sensations a genial warmth, re lAtes ths stomach, nnd Imparts tone to the llvur. The bowels, the stomach and ttie biliary eland being restored to a healthy condition, the disease Is conquered at the outset. sale by all Druggist and dealers generally. nimr.Y ti loan. i M.

TVfQNEYTO LOAN Onfiist claw, XVX city or farm properly, at seven per cent Interest. No commission cbatged. Nocharre for drawing or recording mort gages. Cilloneddresa.TUOtJ.H.fcirROTr, Auburn, Ind. Agents wanted.

20 1 w. kT Here lam again anil desire to say that CARMHAII, HASINA CO'S plan selling BOOTS aud SHOES is immensely popular. Low priMs, Quick sales Small rrofiU Xo losses. Tells the sto ry. Calhonn Wester Co't House.

WALL IjXTE3 PAPER I IF YOU WANT IF YOU WANT IF YOU WANT IF YOU WANT a magnificent ceilang, more olegant than lrfBcoe.go to KEIL BRO and you will find it. your parlors, diuing rooms, sitting rooms, papered in UielaleBt style of the art, go to KEIIj BHO. harmony ot colors, elWance in design, richnets in styles In wall paper, go to KEIL, fc 13110. best job of wall papering you ever'nad tor a little less than the to KEIL BRO. Tbey employ none but the brat workmen.

All work gusranleed, Bam ples ol wan paper gent to parties out tide the city ou application. Mob ly KSIL rOKrAYNK. INiHAlS, soxjii. vfr Having mode a Great Improvement this en lu BOZ)L By the use of genuine fruit JuicpM, we wish In rail (lit! attention, of the publlo to our Strawberry, Hasptjerry. Pineapple, lemon, and MaJtensA OranKa Syrups.

UealtTH In cltif untnK fiult Juice in varia bly ciiarce iu ceinH a feiasa waur, nui piesuin in, that tbe lucrctutetl anl of that spark Hug iHjveriHje' la junillj" II, nillll IU0 UCU IltHCMMDrU Ht 1 Ojia3 Hi Scents. The use ot Keuuine iruit syrups Iihh been often claimed by dealers here, but In reality never before attempt ed. COtTeo and Cliouolate Hyrupa fresh datlv. 6t Calhoun street. Corner lieriy.

n. W. MOKDUURST, Drugelst. The Bargains offered at Seheifers' in Boots, Shoes Slippers and "Walking is drawing large crowds to their store. Men's Working Shoes, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50.

lillUIViO HUH VI SJWUaJIJj Vlf77, VJal(, JiVV Finest ents' Shoes in the City. Headquarters for Infant Shoes 8 EAST COLUMBIA. STREET. SIGN OF ALLIGATOR. H.

O. SITES, ZTftffitJmrps xrrrrt Dfflco Mill's ttliatt, No. rAI.HOt'N HTKKKT, Korl Wavnu, decS 4wly. IlvllAitnw, KuBSS We aro now rocoiviiifr our Htoclc ol' ICootN unil the Mprhif; tnidc, wliif li wo lnvit) tliu attention ol' all wlio' wiali to buy tlie Uent kuhh lit the lowest prlcvH. Neiirly allot our jiiuilo cifflill.v lor iMiimlaro uitHiirpitHhl In quality, Hljleniul price.

Kilwlii ISurt'K Itll rrout'H and Amnriciifi kid bootH ooiinIiiiiI l.v In Htoclc. TIicmo i'isl lctul oil others In reHPCfl ol' nleuaitca, durability ami 'om fort. AVo sHl thoin very olieup. W. JACOUH SON, mOdawJm.) IT Cslhiin strsct.

NOTICk. IVc will nunc into our new si on mom about inid our slock of Wnll I'lipiT must lie sold; and so licrc hc ro for flic next sixty d.i.s: Our I.V. V.ill r.ir.1 uidiKnl ilvnn In 1 1 2c. Om I'J I 'le 10c. Onrllli St.

II' joii waul lino Roods for SO Pisr ci iil. less than jo'i can liny flicui in Cliicai, or aiiynlltii largo ril), rail ami jjd, llicm at Fori, Wjjiiu Painl and rainlinjr roui.ui, and allioiin strcd, A i clino house f. 'I iio ii mi Ttl lfrl lrttl Oown loUn Order Ltfiofj ir UCILII MONAIIAN, 8K I Hllxiun 81 liniri. proriued ilttlvery vasiin ainlosucalllu all parla of tba cilvf oodn, qes 111..