Dunkirk Evening Observer from Dunkirk, New York • Page 4

EVENING OBSERVER. Departure ot the MolU AM KIVI. ooa, 30, 7:10 p. ooa. n.jb'Ciop.

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8'oo it 4S Kl. OBSERVER will be kepi, for Mto UM eouator it ur. confectionery ttorc, whcro anyone not ii regular con immediately upon publication, round forealc lite newsroom of JUnry Wciler. fllQMALBTAITON. WABHtNorov OBSIKVATOBT, 8 r.

Lower preceded fu tltc eastern portion by fair weather; Miny-stationary temperature, southerly winds. AAT-UHPAY. JUflE .13,,. 1685. LOOK Off, 1B1S J-OVB.

off, the Mllow And mark you nttting of the sun and How iftng tbtTkiM, of all landa Ah, Jonfftr, longer we Now in tliB tea's red melts the RUB, disaolved in And Cleopatra Might drinks all. 'Tio done Love, )aj thy band mine. Come forth, ewcet stare, uid comfort heart, jc round elio Night, divtrcc and iVy apart-- oar lips, our bands' L.inier. --Spring 1983. See Monroe's ad.

--Sanitary Plumbing. E.C.Pcrry Co. --Sewer special ty.E.C.PerryCo. --Sewers by contract. E.C.Perry Co.

--Water pipe never so cheap. E.C. Perry Co. 38m8 --Rtibbcr liosc.linen qualities, at bottom prices. E.

C. Perry Co. --Dr. JJangworthy will meet his patients at the Eastern Hotel parlors OB the 3.7Ui,18th and 19th lost. --That excellent summer beverage, Persian now be had at Lyon Brothers' Palace Drug Store.

--Tbe choice Perfumes and fine Toilet Soaps at Lyon Brothers are in constant this warm weather. Green, Inject Powder and J3cltebof9 to a quantity desired, for" oaJc at the Palace Drug Store, --Don't forget to drop Into the Palace Drag Store, when you want soda water or mead. Pure Jutcey vnly are esed for Hie syrups. --Uinger ale and Deep Rock water 011 Jraaglit at the Palace Drug Store, ulso all kinds of bottled -waters. Clarets and Wines keptm stock to supply tile demand.

--The New Wall Papers at the Palace Drugstore have bad an extraordinary i-ale this now adorns the walls rf many of the finest residences in our nty surrounding to-w os. The supply 's unlimited. --Orange wine, made from Florida a strictly pure wine of the very Vest-quality, and is highly recommended as a tonic ot superior merit, by the pro- lessors in our medical colleges. Lyon brothers of the Palace Drug sole agents for Dunkirk and vicinity. --The red men of tbe forest who recently paid our city a visit, showed that incir natural taste forJFancy Goods, itjul Toilet Articles, waistilla leading characteristic of their race, by the numerous purchases of this kind that they made at the Palace Drug Store, which is kttxlqwwUrt for everything ia this line.

--Monroes ad. latt column read it. --The Regents' examinations closed yesterday. --Jerome Babeock ot Bust! la a candidate for Assembly tn tbe First District. --The funeral of Frank Kugler will take place at Sacred Heart church at 3 p.

ir. to-morrow. --Remairiber that tbe Lyceum entertainment comes off at the Opera House Taesday evening. --Heyl will hive plenty of strawberries, other fruit and this evening to supply all demands. --Among the graduates of St.

Agnes school, Albany, K. this week, was Mist Jenny Lewis, of Jamestown. --The Board of Health met yesterday afternoon, Mayor Hiaman being the only Absentee, Several nuisances were ordered abated. --Mrs. A.

L. Bsecher, with her sister Mrs. D. H. Beeeher, left this morning for Jamestown and for an extended visit tbroagh the East.

ft, --At iojaroveinent on the fen Uw removal the fences iafftatof Messrs. J. Avery'sWd WtrtsrC. Smith's realdcnws. -In case of Joseph Smith versus jury la --ThcDunkirk Public Schools will close on Thursday, June $5.

Closing exercises tiekoelr'M vand-iiL the evening BieacesjOBt will be the opera house. --CUtomsuouipiaiu tliat bicycle riders forget ordiuance requirinf them to keep the street, and ride on the side walk, to the interference of pedestrians. There is a law forbidding this expressly, and it ahoald bo lived up to. --It has been suggeited that those tolerated should look after Ur'JUoer's interest In that musical toy which he patented a year or so ago, snd has been having manufactured at Erie, Pa. The value of thlt patent may add considerably to the assets of the assignor.

--To-day we tasted and tested the mineral water kept by Heyl, and ant convinced that, while it is not unpleasant to drink, it hss strong medicinal qualities, and Is well adapted to tola season of the year. Step in and sample. 'Add and irpn pYedOBBinatv, the liver and toning up the system. --For some time the cellars of those living near the crossing of the railroad and Second street bave been rilled with water by the Inefficiency of (drains, It was supposed that toe receiver of order, but by order of the city it was uncovered and found to be all right. The drains are now; being reptjfrsd.

given by the Young People's Society at the Presbyterian church last night was vary well attended. Miss Lela Roe charmed the audience by her piano playing. A quartette, com- fosed of Moore, Mlas Drcegert, Messrs. Wyman and sang twice, and the Apollo Club gave three selections, being encored once. A trio, BDsses Little, Williams and McNerny, also took part In the programme with good 'effect.

--Mr. Richard'Houghton, of Second street hat recently frescoed the chapel in St. Mary's orphan asylum very attrac- MM. A M'JWEN DEATH. vJntSrRzSm of tfc Fsm- PERSONAL, lively and tastily.

He has also jtwt completed, at his residence, a screen which deserves particular commendation for its excellence. The screen is ia two sections, on each of which is represented an easel holding a frame. Inside the frames are two landscapes, painted by Mr. Hoaghton from remembrance of his old home, South Wales. Both subjects are attractive, and Mr.

Houghtoa has treated then they deserve. --Thursday's Jamestown Journal contained 1 he following: The black bass fishing In Lake Erie was never better than at the present time, and at all the ports on the south shore the fleets of fishing boats are larger than for many years. At Dunkirk the fisher me it are filling their boats daily, and A fishing club haa been formed, the boats of which are lowed to the fishing grounds by a steam tug. Pike are so plenty that they are frequently thtown back into the water when caught, the black bass being the yanety coveted. Fishing parties from neighboriug cities and villages visit Dunkirk daily for the purpose ot enjoying the tine sport.

Try Harper's Tutti Frutti Soda Water, Thanks to tJtc Ftre Department. Chief W. C. Zimmerman of the Fire Department has icccived the following from Mr. Monroe Dunkirk, N.

Y. June 10, 1885. Hit- W. C. ZramsRMANN, Chief Engineer, Dunkirk Fire Department, PEAK 9m Enclosed please find check for one hundred dollars which you will please to divide equally to each company under your charge.

I also thank yoa and all the companies under your supervision for their promptness in getting to the fire after the alarm was given and the heroic manner that the men worked to try to save the building, I shall always be grateful to you all and hbpc you may always retain the good name you well deserve. Tours Truly, ORON Hoxaoit. CLOSE THEIR. The members of Independent Hose Three hereby return sincere thanks to Mr.O. Monroe, for his donation of $25.00, given for services rendered at the late fire.

L. CLEMKST, Foreman. Mrs. Wilbelraiaa Kcepke, liviog la Louis Preshcr's residence vn tbo east side of Esgls street, fatally injured this morning by a fall down She was seventy-six years of age on May 6, and has been blind for a year past. At about half put five o'clock in tbe morning and Mrs.

Fresher were awakened by a thump. 'Supposing the noise to have bee made by one of the children falling out of bed they made an examination, but all wss right with them Mrs. Kcepke lived on tbe. second floor and as this was much earlier than her usual hour of rising, tbey thought it not possible that anything Jisd happened to her. Agrosnfrem hall way, however, took them and tbey found Mrs.

Kcepke lying at the foot of the stairs her head against a door, with the blooc flowing from a gun In the top. Her relatives were summoned, as was Dr. Ailing. Her skull seemed to be fractured and at about halt past seven she died The injury to her hesd prevented her from making any statement of what bat occured as she lay in a semi-stupor the greater part of tbe It is supposed however, that she fouud her room too hot, and started across the ball, ID the second floor, to a room on tbe other side. Making a mis-step, she fell down the stairway, and injured her bead at the bottom.

Mrs. Keopke was the aunt of Mr. H. Oehm, of the corner of Third acd Buffalo street, and of Mrs. A.

C. P. Jordan, of Deer Street. She had repeated requests from both her nephew and her neice to live with them instead of staying alone. The house wherein she lived, however, originally belonged to her, and in transferring to Mr.

Preaher's father (at presents resident of Saginaw, several years ago she made the arrangement with him that she was to be cared you Froe French KM Hofttrt filmed tor four Silver Dollars. Kid Hnijd Turned same tyle flnisu. ptir. tl.OO. ICE" PARLOR -AT- Try Hirper's Tutti Frutti Soda Water.

The Third wm speak 'specialty to to-swnow evealag, at the Opm Howe. Everybody cordially iavited. RegMkraervlmat sameplaee, 11 A.M.' i --Mr. JX C. MOM, ol the D.

A. T. 4 P. rMd, Ml Friday ssonuag for the at Deavir. with Buffalo Judge Lambert, Judge Smith and Special Surrogate Stearns held a meeting at Mayville the first of the week to en deavpr to elect a school commissioner for the new third dUtrlct.

As at the three previous meetings, there were three candidates each receiving one ballot. Mr. Steams said to a reporter that he was in favor of uniting with either of the other judges upon some person who did not desire the office, and who would resign soon as appointed. Then it wonM be the duty of tbe county judge to appoint some one to fill the vacancy the next election, when the people of the third district would be aMe to elect their own commissioner. He thought that this would be the easiest way to tie the matter.

Judge Smith says he vote for art doeinet Miifve ia adopting ssrf.smbttr. fprpose of comvcatiag thflawv.AtMW candidate Isia-the field, George of Cheery Creek. It is not kaowa that he desires the office, hut his name has beea favorably, 'with a view to making a --Read for antil her death; and feeling more at home In her old hontc she preferred to stay there. Hence she living alone at the time of her death. Coroner Blood was called, after her death, and took charge of her effects.

She left a will, $350 in gold and over $15 ia silver, among other things. He rendered a verdict in accordance with the facts, declaring death to be the result of falL Her skull, it appears, was not fractured, but her head and neck were badly injured by the shock. The funeral of Mrs. Koepke will be held en Monday afternoon at two o'clock at the house. Rev.

Mr. Scheuermann of the German Evangelical church will officiate. Try Harper's Tutti Frutti Soda Water S.uitit.il Notes. Tlic propeller Yosemite came into port to-day with the barge H. S.

"Vfalbridge The Toseraitc, Captaia AV. D. Neal, brought 403,000 feet of lumber foi Wright Co and the Walbridge, at turn D. McRae, 245,000 feetfoi O'Doo nellCo. The dredge at work now in the harbo: was towed up the tug KeJ derhouse." Neither the Kelderhouse, its tow, or the consort tug Porter Lee" had clears Dec.

The Lee was fined $20 by the local custom-house authorities for leaving one customs district for another withou proper papers. The Kelderhouse 4id not land here, but returned immediately to Buffalo, giving no chance for the collection of the fine imposed by the Uw Deputy Collector Williams, while in Buffalo this week, obtained the fine prescribed. Even with continuous favorable weather ths dredging of the channel will not be completed until in August. Try Harper'i Tutti Frutti Soda Wtter A Mom Killed. Henry Mueller is a small fanner in Laona.

He rode to the city this morn ing ia a single wagon. His honn was frightened on Third street by a locomotive, and ran a little distance, when tug became loose, on the corner of Elk Be jerked his animal very suddenly, the animal reared, lost his balance and fel over. In falling he struck his heac heavily against the pavements, and it is supposed fractured his skoll. The hone lived only a few minutes after the was worth about $100. The body was removed and buried.

Borrow I thioliL The night TfceCaiet Cerps. Cadets held their usual drill last Colenei Waud of the Sixty-fifth Regiment, Buffalo, (a guest of Mr. R. L. Cary) was present.

He commended the Cadeti highly. In reference to new cadet rifle they purpose buy. lag, he raid it was a fine piece. The subscription to procore the rifle for the corps is progressing very well, Trj Tutti'Vrutti Soda Water. 8.

B. Durfey, mate of steamer Arizona, had his foot badly lammed. Thomas' Electric Oil cured iL Nothing for a qaick pain reliever." MerahMts wish to attract le IB the should advertfaesieadl- TIM real buriaiii nm every day. tbe people in Dunkirk ly la tficir own light, and tbey but know it, only a few such letters at Orrin has received and a few more in. ccntiary fires will cause all tbe insurance companies to emcel their obligations In Dunkirk.

we wouHbeln a pretty box. For my part I cannot see what people can gain by tuis lawless method of procedure. I-am sure that Mr. Monroe had nothing whatever to do with the failure of Miner's Exchange, and how they can be benefited by making a pauper of Mr. Monroe is beyond my power of comprehension.

In the first place they do not injure Mr. Monroe much as they injure themselves, and alt this persecution is simply because tbey want Mr. Monroe totellthem through tbe press the whereabouts of Mr. Miner. I do not tiiink Mr.

Monroe knows, any more than do, the whereabout of Mr. Miner, and even If be did and should tell them, what benefit would that be to them? There no existing law that could bring Miner back to Dunkirk, and was it would not bring that money back. Now, fellow citizeni feeling toward Mr. Monroe is all wrong, and ft you will only take a sober second thought you wilt see it as as do, and try to prevent this baa feeling, instead of giving ft encouragement. I have knmm Mr-Monroe a good many years, and I think he is one of Dunkirk's very beat cittaeos.

He made his mooey in Dunkirk and here is where he uses it. I think he a very public spirited man. Look at the bulldogs lie erected--you might say--for be benefit of the public! It others of oar moaied men bad done as muck as Mr. Monroe for tbe city of Dunkirk, we would have a fir different looking city ban we now have. Mr.

Monroe would scorn to do an injury to or lay a straw in he way of aoy man. I have no personal nterest in this matter as far as tbe welfare of the city of Dunkirk ia concerned, wad I would like to bear from others on this same subject. Yours Truly. W. S.

ABELL. M. LOEB'S 32 CENTER STREET. Established ia 1859, COAL COAL AT S.M.Hamilton's COAL YAM! Cor.Eagle andW.Third st Dunkirk be found SALT, LIKE A3D CEItENT, Sewer Drain Tile, Kre Briefc, and CJay, Plaster Paris, Land Piaster aqd Bair Phosphates, AKE LUMBER, Shingles, Lath, Bed Cedar, and Chestnut Posts. Orders taken bv Tatephoae.

THE SPECIAL SALE OP At fifae Wholesale Store. Comne and See the BARGAINS i We are offering this Week. RICE ABELL i SU, Dunkirk, Jf, 1, Try Harper's Tutti Frutti Soda Water. County Court and Conrt of Sessions. Case of J.

Tilly Starr of Jamestown, charged with destroying property of the woolea mills. J. Record for defendant. Verdict not gailty, Hotiou for new tri.il in case of Henry Penhollow of Ellington, charged with extortion and sentenced to one year's imprisonment. Motion denied.

It will appealed to tbe Supreme Court. Case oE Sarah Osbom of Jamestown (colored) charged with keeping a diaor dcrly honse. Found guilty. Jined and given 15 days' imprisonment. Case of John Lawrence of Jamestown, charge burglary and larceny.

Pieadet guilty to petit larceny and sentenced to 00 imprisonment Case of William Galivan, Jamestown assault. Verdict guilty. Edward P. Bollard vs. Angust Heine Counsel for defendant moved for a BOD suit on the grounds that plaintiff hat failed to prove a cause of action.

Motion grunted. A stay 90 days granted to allow plaintiff's attorney to make case and exceptions, after entry of judgement Ia the matter of the petition of Albert Hvitcamp and John Schrues, for leave to sell the real estate of Garret BUHettcamp a lunatic. Order coaflcutlog referee's report, granted. In the matter of the petition of Bessie K. Powers and Sadie R.

Colwell, Infants. Report of Isaac H. Foster, special gnar. dian, of sale of real estate and disposition of proceeds, confirmed. IB the matter of tbe final aocounUag of Willis 0.

Benedict as assignee of Warner Tiffany. Referee's report confirmed with $155 coats to sttigaec for attorney's fees. Arba Bullock vs. James Edmunds. On filing tbe stipulation of the attorneys fot the parties of this action, shewing pay meet of the amount Is ordered that this action be and the same hereby discontinued without costs to either party.

Julia A. John Langford ct. at. Jury waived, trial by the court. Papers submitted.

Joseph Leslie vs. Etima Walrath, for the respective parties consent try this cause wjth tea Jurors. Batta lot. Parties wanting to. go Ashing should all on Buebtr Thompson at the foot 1 rf Eat It stoat They have good new will take haw floe tt Eagls stoat They Ism parties out ffSeitred, OF EVERY OESCWPTION ietT QUALITY ONLY fflTt! VUL0 "Whether you Jive bv sweat of your brow ti bv the treat of sswne one else's brow, it bc-Uom es on trade at Keyl's More of the best quality for the least money than any piace in Sat- urday, as usual, will be our Gala We make on partic- ular cftort to "throw ourselves." II for nothing more, drop in on Sat- (tay wd display.

THK-- People's Grocer see the and the i Berries for the whole city. The fin- est display of Fruits and Vegetables in Western New York. Spinage, Cucumbers, Pinapplev Bananas. 1 i i-1 NothtDg ever took like those little boneless Kama. Down they go, 11 l-2c per ll.

Bread, Cheese and Apricots. Our Coffee trade ia booming. Have small crocks of butter. Just light for small families James C. Russell! SUCCESSOR TO N.

J. Jackson Co. Dealer in and shipper of all kinds of GOALWOOD Office: Eatt Front Street, Foot Of Buffalo Street, GUARANTEED tTMICTLY AtC KJM08 CHEAPEST TT AT)VV4 fMfM SAAlffUk 5 HftUtt J.TAVtt.5.