The Sandusky Star-Journal from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 4

V' 1 THE COVERT COAT ii an up-to-date, smart looking TOP COAT, that cleverly com- i-lnes neglige and dress, and gives to tlie wearer that prestige which is invariably associated with good doilies. It is such a handy garment--conies in at every season the year. They range in price from to YOU ARE INVITED TO SEE OL'IJ LARGE NEW SPRING STOCK OF THE WEATHER. L'. .1.

riAM'VlfkV, 1UKCH IS, in. Tin' u.lluv,iit" wciv intuit- lit llli tiim-iti nil thu-tiiiiuii-iiiaiiKti OSVVI-KO--Nil--Cloudy CUvi-luiul--SE- ut.iuly Toli-do--E--Cloudy Di-troit--E-- Haiti. AllK-uit--K-- lii.m. Maniti'-iU 1 Duliith--NK-t'liraly I I i 1 I2K.94 129.06 J2B.BS M.U) They have been selected with experienced care as to quality, "and good taste as to style. This presents an opporiunity for al buyiig that nobody can tfford to miss.

S.iiHlul;y n-cord lor Maivh IS. IbtW, emiinj; 8 sevi ntv-iifth liuTldiun Ma.xmiuiji iliuiiiHuii Tt-inijcrutiu bb. Msximum UM C. THOMPSON, OWrvi-r. Don't forget to see our line of men's, s' and children's clothing.

Always the latest at the lowest prices. KRONTHAL BRETZ. Old 1 office, for sale at iOe per hundred. THE SI'AII The Leading 1 Sandusky Clothiers and Furnishers, PO-TUFFlCiS. WANTS.

sy i Afri Advertisers ot Htuatititts or twnale, not i the iirst time, i.ivit idam an necessary to v-uu- v.lmt for. AV Jin 1 ii X' Kl US. TIIR fiT.vn pul'lit- inav MroijHwl. (V vt adtln tlu fruP of cvinMi uuuiT iliii ho.nl Tif'lt i', tU' i i i ol u'-lim-i the have rhi-ir iring tu their a i STAK, can Fitr all oilier nutii es ot I L-iiti T.viii rti thrt i. i-isi-rtions, ur eight woivls ii a Mm inul mK ni-liod, liy nient lo icstaui STAR tniK prut 1 liunbus avt-iiuc, a.

tcold i.rea^t-.iin, on of the Mmjcalji'f bull. Liljfial ivuiml paiJ. fur return to this, office. yt Pivo TT lartin 1 Manuiaclurer of Fine Cigars. Ll UK- l)( vil or Til binu-, ii'ucl 126 Plum Street, Crystal Rock Company.

The Crystal Rock Water company elii sliurt Imsiness nice-tin" at the Sandusky THE KUEBELER-STANG JREWINGANDHALTINfiCO. Lager, Bohemian. Amber Export, tal and Standard Beer, Brewed from the Famous Crystal Rock Waiter Sloane lust wring. Look out fur the new brand of 5 cent cigar, to be pui ou the market next i eek by J. J.

Zimmerman. tit I Removed. lli-s. L. Kiekers IULS removed into her quarters.

517 Market street, "Whit- wortli Mock, svliere she, ill be pleased to ii ei-'ve all orders for upholstering and feather renovating. Prices reasonable. phones 190. Iw 1UEITU1EIEFIII SCHOOL BENNIE ANTHONY WAS NOT GOOD From Desecration of the Graves of the Dead at Oakland Cemetery He Turned Into a Petty Thief. Social Chat 1 I Come early and get the best of a iarge assortment of mens', boys' and children's clothing at the lowest prices.

KRONTHAL BRETZ. Eeniiie Anthony, the 10 year old sou of Elisha Anthony, a colored laborer liviug iu this city, is iu (rouble again and this time will repent his wrong do- iug in the reform school at Lancaster. He was arrested yesterday on complaint of Truant Officer Zuercher and was ordered taken to the reform farm by Judge Goodwin. 'Bc-nuie" some time ago vras taken before Judge Goodwin, charged with disecratiug the graves of the dead at Oakland cemetery. Upon promises of good behavior he was discharged at that tiii-y.

Since then he has become a generally bad boy. He refused to go to "ehocil and has bteu caught in the- act of petty stealing several times, until finally he became uuisauc-" to the community. Sheriff ilagill lefr with the youngster for Lancaster ytstercia afternoon. Farrell Roslno i are headquarters for the best shoe iu the dry. lilll StTTLEfl.

ELORY TAYLOR OF PERKINS. He Came to This County in 1811 With His Parents When a Boy of Seven Years. --Funeral Will be Held Sunday. PRETTY SURPRISE PARTY. IJMiss Ethel Schweiufurth wns delightfully surprised at her home, corner Huucock bireet aud Perkins aveuue, hist night by a party of about forty friends.

The occasion was in honor of her nineteenth birthday. Dancing was indulged iu until a late hour, wheu the guests departed after tendering her their best wishes. McNeal. Charles McNeal who has been in Ashlaiid, for the past few months returned home Wednesday evening. He will visit at the home of his parents on Central avenue for a few weeks.

Shelby. Mr. Shelby, manager of the Harrison Telephone company at La H'ayette, was the city yesterday. Steruberger. L.

Steruberger of Jackson, 0., a large mine owner and coal dealer, was in the city yesterday. Wickham. Judge C. P. Wickham was taken sick nt Ms home iu Norn llk Thursday and was uuable to come day.

to Saiiduskv Fri- Our Unexcelied Bottled Beer delivered to any part of the city in cases for family use. dtl' for THE DAILY and STAK. MAVINQ PURCHASED uu'ivliant tlic coluiui- of Tin; hTAii. ET your rooms. printing dc-HL- Xo.

Kt I.MIIB- toil tjTJtnvritL-r. (', i-an- vlt office, nainmg pric-f. 11' Gottlieb Zimmerman, IK.U.FK IN Wines Choice Goods a Specialty Northeast Cor. Market Wayne 'Phone 122. 0.

Have your bicycles enameled and car- viages paiutcd at Ilogti-s' paint uowii-r Hancock and Market streets. Harrison "phone Tomorrow is tatty day, 10 cents per poaud. Try om- new Cream JDcMiut laffy. M. Sc'HUCK It oM'J Market Street.

iittleWonderFloEf The Best in the Market. Every Sack Warranted. Ask your grocer for it. tured by Manufao Gallagher Bros. mil at Castalia, 0.

Warehouses foot Columbus Avenue. ALSO Foreign Domestic Beers on Tap AT Oslerman's Csfe Also Restaurant in Connection. Rooms with or without board 80S 810 Water Street Next to Opera House. JSacch rh H.V.Stapieton 0) a I 723 Water Street OF THE 0 Newest Warm Bons Every Morning. Fancy Cakes a Specialty.

Ali Orders Promptly Delivered. Caii--Harrison 'Phone 135. Smith, Prop. niarlMlit Chicken, mashed potatoes and cream "Jaw at Frank Spiegel's Exchange, 811 Hancock street, tonight. It See the most complete line of young men's suitings at KRONTHAL BRETZ'S, 111 Columbus Avenue.

Nobil. M. Kobil has returned from (Jolum- bns, where he purchased a stock of goods for his store. Meyer. Miss Anna Meyer left for Bellevue, where she will visit davs.

friends for a few NOTICE TO PRINTERS. S.iMirsKy, Maich be rec.el\(ti at tlli-ottice f.t'tbeBoard i of Kleition, Tlli-sday, Mllivh at 1 o'c Inek for fnr- nisliiiij; 1 silloti tor the tiDring Elei tlon. Each i)id ai In a certified cheek for the of bid. SiH-eifieatlons on lili- the office of the flirk of tin- J. W.

BTOA1CES, Chief Deputy McMERSEY, Ulerk. MWSiit Haky and Ryan Will Meet. Dink Haley and Jack Ryan will meet a four round preliminary to the Moore-Green go Monday evening. It will be lor a decision and ill be decidedly hot. (J.

C. Bichl, The Gents' Furnisher. Notice to Printers. Using; Much Milk. The choose factory at Voruulliou is using the milk of K3d cows at the pri-s- eui time.

Thursday eveaiug i-bont i I o'clock death called Elory Taylor from his homo in Perkins township. His death is due largely ro ilip feeble- ne.i-i of advanced years. About two months ago Mr. Taylor a severe fall aud was confined lo the hou.sC ever since. He did not recover from the shock which left him very weak.

Jlr. Taylor was 90 years of age and was among the first settlors of Perkins township, having settled there in 1815. In 1810 Rev. John Beatty came from I Connecticut and purchased of the Fire- lauds company nearly all the laud in Perkins township. He then went back to Connecticut and laud to the father of Elory Jesse Taylor.

Jesst- then started wagons, traveling rliroui.li the then uu- broken forest. Flory Taylor wa-s then but 7 years. The family finally arrived at what is now Perkins township, erected cabins and commenced to cultivate tlie land. This tract of laud is better known as the -'Yankee Settlement." Payne. B.

W. Payne, a well known florist of Port Clinton, w.is in the city yesterday. Hill, Bickley. William Hill Fred Bickley leave today for Kelloys Island iu the interest of tho Saudnsky Fish company. IN THE Calvary Cburch.

Rev. E. V. Shayler, rector. Holy eucharist at 7 :30 a.

Sunday school at 9 moruiug service aud sermon at evening people's service at 7 p. iu. i The topics of the sermons are Morn- sold a tract of this Contri(iou lu(1 ss evuu Taylor, Tho Iu nnctiou of a WiseMuu." Xaylor and family The at of fchc r()ss wm be irom Connecticut in thc oveuinj service All seats in (his chiu-ch are free and the public cordially invited. Grace Episcopal Parish. Rev.

J. Butterworth, pastor. 1'ourth Sunday iu Lent, March Holy communion, a. Sunday Cl AliKD will lie Kveived at tile ollieeof the City Board of Election-! 1111 to )ii on Sitanla; lit. for i ballots fu'- tlie ei.inta^ elt-etiun.

SiH-e- (an be had by applying to Josh B. -i-i-retaiy Ail bub. --hill a Idre-iM-d t-i B-iard of" Elections, Oliio. Kj order ot tlieboaul. 15.

DAVIS, t'HAULES BAXU, AVSa tSa SH retary. President. Appointed Administrator. J. Percy Clifton has been appointed admimermtor of the estate of Henry Fink, latp of Perkins township.

In 1810 a log school iioxisc was built and I school, 9 a. morning service, 10 an instructor employed. Among the St Lukc Sunday school. 3 :15 p. scholars was Elory Taylor.

This is Hol communion St. John's chapel, it where he receivi-d his first education. Pm Address on confirmation and the Elory Taylor was one of 13 children, i Christian life iu Gr.ice church, 4:15 p. two of whom are stili living. He was I Topic: "To Bo Unwilling to Suc- nua-ried twice.

Botli of his wives pre-1 cesK is to All are invited, ceded him to the grave. Mr. Taylor was The people's sen-ice (musical) 7 p. m. known for miles around as being, in one ic Tlic Difficult Art." sense of the word, the first settler iu I AH are invited to attend these services Items Of Interest Picked Up Amonff the BABY CARRIAGES.

MADE BY THE WHITNEY, HBYWOOD and-- EXCEUSIOR FACTORIES. CANNOT BE BEATEN Iu style, quality and price. 100 New Patterns to Select From. From $2.98 Dp. HUE ELfflni.

ZAR Market Street. STORE CLOSES 5:30 p. m. DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY. HAVE YOU SEEN OUfl LINE OFi Bicycles A Big Reduction In Price.

Now Oniy $5O. Strictly High Grade. RINKLEFF'S 121 WATER STREET. Real Estate Transfers. ENDORSED BY THE Mr.

Lehrer is Agreeable and If He Is Ap. pointed So Will be Mr. Schaub-Will Be a Good One. Win, Sohnnli is niulor HIP i The following transfers of real estate filed with County Recorder Schippel yesterday: to Andrew Mosbrug- AfUiius street, Huron, to the Library James EnilJing Fuinl association, ports of lots jN o. 10, and ii Adams street, San- dnsky, J.

0. Mows e.t al to Julia A. "Wool- 19 and 21 and part of 000. meut of the Republican county executive committee the candidate of that body for the deputy postmastership iu this city. The fact of the indorsement of Mr.

worth, lots No. Schanb only became known a couple lot 17 Wayne i also parts of lots 19 days ago, though action was taken upon and ".0 Hancock street, Saudusky, his candidacy shortly after Jhe couuty executive committee endorsed Chas Lehrer for tho postniastership. Mr. Lehrer of coarse was consulted in the matter and he. it is said, agreed perfectly to the selection.

Therefore if Mr. Lehrer is successful i iu receiving the appointment Mr. Schaub will be the deputy postmaster, That this selection by the Republican committee is a good one there is no doubt. Mr. Schaub is one of the young active business meu of the city.

Though he has not been an active or prominent worker iu the ranks of the Republican party he is nevertheless a man and tho party recognition of candidacy will not be amiss. SOLDIERS' HOME. I Hauau's Chronic Tanned Bad forms to the foot, is easy and durable; For sale by GIEDE31A.N HOMEGAKDJJEIt. 204 Columbus Avenue. i polishes like patent leather.

TRIPS OF THE ARROW. She Will Bejiu to Run to the Islands on Rev. C. A. Vincent Lectured.

Yesterday morning Rev. C. A. Vincent left for Chicago, where ho lectured for the benefit of the Free Kindergarten association Perkins t- and all will be welcomed. The funeral will take place from his First Congregational.

late residence iu Perkins Sunday after- ov C. A. Vincent, pastor. noon at 2 o'clock. Brotherhood meeting, preaching, 10 a.m.

and Old Veterans. Co'iTAUE March morning INDUSTRY OF REWSBOYS. the Seats For Green-Moore Fig-ht. Seats ill be on sale at Eckler Bros restaurant for the Green-Moore Saturday morning. rot Our spring blocks just in.

The best $3 hat in the city. KRONTHAL BRETZ. CHANEY'S PRINT SHOP. First-class work at low prices. 1m Rooms for rent, with or without board.

If permanent per week, Sl'AK all its For painting and decorating in branches at lowest prices go to BATMAN Cail and sec our 510 light overcoat. Just what you want. KRONTHAL BRETZ. When in need of hard or soft coal ou Chas. Bertram and get the best iu the city.

Give us a trial. Bell or Harrison 'phone 2(iO. Corner Water and McDoncmgh streets. dtf Th' largest and best colored line of in the city in all grades from the cheapest to the finest will lie found at BAUMAN SUNS'. I'ili Columbus Avenue.

Will Lift Heis Today. The tugn Peertess and Annie Robertson have been out for the past few days nets and today the first lift will Fishermen expect to receive layiu. be made, a big haul. They arc here--our now line of spring shoes for men, women and children. Come and see them.

ROSINO. They Have Been Working For Prizes Past Month. Ueorge Ii. Sehuek made proposition 10 his newsboys lati mouth, ihat the two boys selling the most papers in the month of February would each receive a prize. All the got out and hustled aud worked every spare, minute they had.

Beutou Nash captured fir.it prize, a fine punching bag. He sold 1,700 papers and Willie Eudle sold 1,500 and got prize, a set of boxing gloves. Her Will Probated. The last will and testament of Pamelia QUICK LOADING MACHINES. That For the B.

0. Docks Is Nearly Ready For Work. One of the quick loading apparatus' Jones, late of Margaret ta towiibhip, was which was shipped from Cleveland to admitted to probate yesterday. Under be placed on the new docks of the B. tlie will tfi'lhE.

Bardwdl was appointed O. Railway company, will soon be set executor of the estate. up and iu position ready for operation. Machinists have been on it. as fast ss possible aud yesterday afternoon hud nearly completed the work on the first one.

Did yon see Furrt-ll Rosmo's new line of spring shoes? All the latest toes iu tan, brown and drab colors. Don't fail to see our window display. i Eagle Doing a Big- Business. The steaiuer American Eagle is carrying large quantities of freight to aud from the islands every day. From tlie minute the boat arrives men are busily engaged unloading aud loading freight.

Headquarters For All Kinds of Wood. We have, on hand all kinds of lire wood, sawed iu stove lengths or otherwise, from up. 'Phoue, 7'i. lino THK SAXDI'SKY HANDLE Co. 9 a.

7 p. in. Sunday school, 11 :30 a. ni. Prof.

A. H. Currier. D. of Oberliu college will preach at each service.

Christian Endeavor services, to visit a married sister aud wit- The, evening service will be preceded nclft the of Ins Aster's sun, by a fifteen minute song service. Elmer Vorpo, which is announced to take place Wednesday. DECLINED THE NOMINATION. i Wilson Wells, the sergeant in charge of tho bath house, is a pleasant and April 3. It is expected that the steamer Arrow -eport shows 1,098 members present out will begin uuikiug trips to tho islands of about l.oUl borne on the rolls.

Of about Sunday, April 3, Tho painters this total number 1,328 were present on are nearly through painting and every- or about the 1st of March. William Rupart of Cottage 3Sf left on Friday morning for Keutou where he Ottomar Zistel Will Not Run For Council For the First Ward. Ottomar Zistel last evening authorized THE STAR lo announce that he declines the nomination for councilman in the First ward. In the Ninth ward C. N.

Martin also declined the, nomination for member of the board of education, and Charles J. Gueuther was substituted by tho committee. ANOTHER RUNAWAY. A Resident of Venice Has an Exciting Ride on Market Street. About noon yesterday a horse belonging to Gus Zimke, a resident of Venice, succeeded in getting away from him on Market street.

The horse became frightened aud dashed down tho street at a lively rate. At tho corner of i obliging officer in charge of the. bath thing wiD be ready so the crew can take charge of her about April 1. A RECORD BREAKER. 1 John Ycakley left Cottage for a short visit to Akron where ho has' friends and relatives.

Henry Ross is one of the assistants in the kitchen and it is said that he is very fond of noodles wheu some of the other fellows who dine at the table with him do not, spirit the same away to gratify their own appetites. W. M. Morlcy of Cottage left Fri- Pointers For the Ambitious Youth. The Business college has boon instrumental in placing seven of its graduates iuto desirable positions so far this week.

This should bo iuducouienl enough for any young man to provide himself with a thorough business education. WANT A NEW TRIAL. day to visit his family at Columbus. Albert Sarver left Cottage to visit friends iu tiie city of Cleveland ou Kri- Huron Dock Don't Care to Pay Mrs. Ackerman's Judgment.

By its attorneys, Wickliam, Gueriu French, the Huron Dock company filed a motion for a new trial in common pleas court yesterday in the damage suit. of Catherine Ackerman. Mrs. Ackonnau obtained a verdict of $1 against the company tho other day, and David R. Towusley of the i day on the death of her sou.

same cot tage also departed at the same The defendants also filed motion for time for the same city. judgment on the special verdict. James M. Murray left yesterday for Elyria and Cleveland whew he go t- visit relatives and friends. Ho i MEETING OF ATTORNEYS.

Franklin aud Market streets the horse to Cottage D. No other I Miles Gregory was transferred to me fell aud as slightly bruised, damage resulted. BOUGHT THE COPPER WORKS. WAITING FOR THE BOATS. Ask your grocer for Little Flour.

Best iu the market. FOR 9 Gentlemen's Garments WEEK AT THE PRANK SCHNAITTER TAILORING CO. 104 Columbus Avenue. $500 Worth of China Ware Given Away Free of charge during our great removal THift.s ghcii with every dollar purchase. All this China Waif must lie given away before March JS9S.

when, owing to inadequate space, will remove into more spacious iuartevs. Previous to that time will inaugurate sale such as has never been heard of iu the history of y. Come early and get your tickets in tirst and get Hie first pick. Watch for circular. Our new location will be aud 009 Market strc-er.

uext to Bazar. BAIMI.VIS STOKE. 72f Water Street. pleasing you we hold your trade. See our new line of clothing, hats and gents 1 furnishing goods before looking elsewhere.

KRONTHAL BRETZ. At Rest In Oakland. Tlie funeral of Mrs. Magdaleua Gerlach took place yesterday afternoon from the family residence at Warren street. It was largely attended and Hie services were conducted by Rev.

H. F. Gramm. Tho remains were interred in (lakland cemetery. C.

C. Bichl. The Hatter. For Water Works Trustee. ED.

Sr.vi::--The Democrats at this election ought to nominate a candidate for water works trustee who is identified with tlie interest of the city ami can give it his attention, who is a taxpayer of known integrity and at tho same lime could be elected. Charles Fuch.s of the Seventh ward is well known to every volrr of the city and has the time to give it the necessary attention, and I believe "would be elected if nominated. SEVENTH W.uto. Wonder Short Line Docks Ready to Do a Big Busi- dtf ness This Year. The S.

H. coal derricks arc ready for operation and all tlic company is waiting for now is Hie boats to come in. About olio loaded cars of coal are at the mines ui the southern part of tho stato ready to lie slapped a.s MKIII as called for. Sandusky Furniture Company is Already Branching- Out. Tho Sandu.sky Furniture company has purchased from William J.

Bonn hospital this moruiug, sick with stomach trouble. He has been employed there as one of the nurses heretofore. W. H. II.

DeGarmo left Cottage this morning for ZaneoV'llo wh' 113 ho has friends. He took a furlough for 00 days. Jo dan Williams 1 ft Friday moruiug Death of Frank Hessler. Frank He.ssler died Thursday afternoon about 2 o'clock at his lute residence. Fillmoro street, aged 2S years.

He was a member of tho I. I). O. K. The funeral will be held -J o'clock Sunday afternoon.

Drew a Crowd. About o'cliK-k a horse bolouging to a farmer fell at the corner of Columbus avenue and Market streets and attracted a large crowd. Painting the Adventure. Tho, si earner Adventure is being re- pidnted aud repaired before she goes into commission" next week. JUDSON IS CHAIRMAN.

the Central Sheet Iron aud Copper vcr the Baltimore and Ohio railroad works. The Furniture company found or Columbus to visit his wife and cliil- that it would be a spleudid addition to dren ho live in that city, have such a plant iu coirirctiou with Holmes, who early last week their establishment and therefore pur- took a nine days' furlough to visit chased it. friends iu tho Capital City of this state, returned to his bed in Cottage Friday. James Stout, a member quart red in Organization of the Republican City Cen- Mack cottage, took a 90 days' furlough tral Committee. and left for Hamilton where he has After the convention adjourned the city central committee was called to I The following members have taken order and organized by electing Chas.

and all are quartered in Cot- Judson. chairman; Cha.s. Schippcl, Benjamin Zimmerman to retary. aud Gco. Sehwe.hr, treasurer.

C4rceuspriug, Geo. O'Noil to Cleveland, JuJge Pugsley Will Arrange For Meeting- of Attorneys. Thfie-will be a meeting in Judge Pe.gsley's room iu common pleas court at o'clock this morning of attorneys i'ltur 's'od in the various cases yet to bo, heard before him. Jiid-re Pugsley is very anxious to coin- plete his work here uext week and will avaugi- the assignment of cases and hear motions for new trials. Al! attorneys interested in cases before lii-u iii-e lei.r.csled to be present.

i dge Hull will also make his assignment of cases for next week this moru- iug. The committee adjourned to meet at I i uext Wednesday evening. Chas. C. Robinson Dayton and Jehu Malom to Toledo.

Nearly all the pensi checks have Fixed Up His Saloon. been received and by Monday tlie visit- A. W. Lang of this city has placed a iug members will ne irly all come back new beer pump, work board and back to remain uutil next pension day. bar iu Fred Zeller's saloou at Port Cliu- Like all of Lung's work the job was a good one.

Ask your grocer for Little Wonder Flour. Best, in the market. dtf CERTIFICATE OF NOMINATION. They Will be Secured by the Board of Elections Tonight. The city board of elections will meet tonight and receive the certificates of nomination of the various candidates elected iu the caucuses aud at the city conventions.

These certificates to be legal must be sworn to before a notary public. Will Preach On Sunday. Albert H. Currier, D. of Oberlin, will Occupy the pulpit of the Congregational church Sunday, during tho absence of Rev.

C. A. Vincent, who is in Chicago..