Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 June 1887 — Page 5

TO LOAN.

PO LOAN—MONEY—On Improved prope ty. I GEO. A- Soutt, *17*4 M&in street.

LOAN—MONEY—Home capital to loan on real utstemortgage on reaaonoiile terms, I. C. BOXSE, 617 OhioBtreeJ.

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O LOAN—We are loaning sums A $1,000 and over on choice Vigo county fan* security for years at 6 per o* nt. interest, the borrower baring the privilege to make payments on the loan at any time- This is the way farmers can get oat of debt. Call an or address.

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RENT- FARM—A desirable grain and stock farm, sitcated one and one half miles west of oity in 8agar Oreek township, good barn and hoase With modern improvements thereon. Fer particulars apply to owner on the farm, or at law office, No. 3144 Main streets. 8AMUSLH. WALKER

LOST.

LOST—HORSE—A

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bay horse with a spavin in

hind leg, a little lame and with no shoes on. Lost about ten days ago. Finder will please reurn to Ohas. Young's wagon yard and receive •ward. '.

FOR SALE OR TRADE.

SALE OR TKADE-LIVKRX STABLE. I a livery statle wnioh Twill Sell or trade for city property. Apply to M. llMue, real estate dealer, No. 20 south Seventh street

8ALE—NEW AND 8ECOSD HAND FURNITURE—All kinds of new and second hand furniture at A. L. Hayden's pawn shop, 2« th Fourth street.

Pleeas Don't Forget.I

That Dr. H. James Cannabis Indica ii prepared HiOalcutta, India from the purest and best native hemp, and is the only remedy, either in that country or this, that will positively and permanently oore Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, Nasal Catarrh and Nervous Debility, or break up ,:i 1.

cold in 24 hours. $2.50 a bottle, three bottles $6:00. Craddock tt Co., Proprietors, 1032 Race at* Phils.

Pierson Township Fair.

Everyone, interested are asked to attend a meeting at Center School House in Plersotown •hip at 2 p. m. on the first Saturday in July for tbejpurpote of making arrangement* for the township fair

LAWRENCE YAW, Prest. ALBERT POUAD, SeCy.

APPLICATION POM LICENSE. |p Notice is hereby given that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vigo county, lndiana,at their September term,1887,for a license to sell spirituous, vinous and malt liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on my premises for one' year My place of business and the premises whereon said liquors are to be sold and and is located on lot 81 of Rose's sub-divis-ion of 47 and 32 100 acres, the same being No. 1138 rfain street, in the Fifth ward Harrison township, igo«ounty, state of In

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GEO. FISHER.

Money ta Loan.

The Tetre Spate Savings Bank has money to loan on good personal paper,at SO days to 6 months and on first mortgage security on short or long time, in any sum from one hundred dollars and upwards. Low rates o: interest. ..

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H. B. JONE8, Atty.for Pl'ff.

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Commiss ons.

The Savings Bank will give its patrons mere aocommodations than* can be se

re or of E a funds. For further information oail at this bank corner 8ix*h and Ohio reet.

I No. 14,722: State of Indiana, County of Vigo, ir v* the Vigo Circuit Court, May term, 1887,Pboenlx Foundry and Machine Works vs. William H. ,.fc Lane, uis Lane ant J. A. Caldwell, whose

christian mmt Is unknown, attachment. B*it known, that on the 27th day of Miy, 1887, it was ordered by the court that the ole notify by publication said defendants as non-residents defendants of the pendency of this action against them.

Said defendants are therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said aotion against them and that the sam» will stand for trial September 5th, wr *. 1887, the same being at September term of said sonrt in th* year 188T. w^aCraaiu. N. SMITH, rtWNjFw -ww '*wsClerk.

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE

iiotioejiB hereby given that we will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vigo county, Indiana, at their September term, 1887, for a license to sell spiritous, vinous and malt liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on my premises for a period of one year, lly place of business and the premises whereon said liquors are to be Bold and drank is located on eighteen feet seven inches off the west side of lot 122, original in lots of the town, now city of Terre Haute, the same being

NO.

PHILLIP ECKIS, WILLIAM FUNK.

Administrator's Sale.

By virtue of an order of the VI70 Circuit Court I will offer for sale a publio ontory at my offloe 417% Main street in the city of Terre Haate, Vigo county, Ind., the following al estate in Vigo county, Ind., to wir: Lots No. one [1,] seven [7.] eight [8,1 ten [10.] eleven [11,J and twelve |"lil in Dowling's subdivision of lot flftvone [Al] in sec "Jon sixteen [IB] township twelve [12 north, of range nine f"9,] west.

Time of sale, 10 o'clock in Die forenoon July 30,1887. TKBXS or —One third cash, balance in six »nd twelve month?, six per cant interest on deferred payments.

JOHNT. 800TT, Administrator de

bonus non of the eetate of Tbomas Dowllng.

HERIFF'8 8ALE.

By virtue of an execution issued from the Circuit Court of Vigo county, to me directed and delivered in favor of the 8tate of In liana on relation of- Andrew Grlm«s. Audi or of Vigo eouuty, Indiana, ind against Newton Rogers, George D. Wood. John 8. Beach, William W* Watkins, I*aac Oottreil, Martin Hotllng r, Patrick Shannon, Blohard Dunnlgan, Noyes Andrews, James Butler, Phillip Schioss, John Fal ler, Peter Lyon, Eilert Hsrm^s, Joseph Watson, Th*ory A. C!earw Var, William Mere~r, Dennis B'rrett, IsMah Donbam, John A. Peters and Floury F. Keith

I have levied upon the following described real octate situated in Vigo county, Indiaua, to wit

Twenty [20] acres off the west side of the southeast quarter 4] of the southwest quarter [Vi] 01 section twelve [12] township thirteen [13] nof h, range nine [9] west, as the property of George D. Wood and on

SATURDAY, the 2ND DAY OI^JULY, 1887, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the Court House door In Terre Eaut*, I will offer the rents and profits of the above described real estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, for a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realise a sum sufficient to satisfy said execution nod costs, I will then and there offer the fee simple In and to said real estate, to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

This 9th day of June, 1887. ALBKBT D. WKXES, Sheriff. C. F. MoXntt, Atty. Printer's tee, (6.00.

Notice to Pay Drainage Assessment.

June 9th, 1887.

FABIR & Hamtll. 814 Ohio street.

LOAN—M.ONKY—The Savin#* bank ha* money to loan in any soma desired pn per sonal or mortgage security. Apply at the bank

FOR RENT.

5 W.

No. 1,983, Vigo Superior Court, IK W. Thompson on at al exparte. Notice Is hereby given that I haVe made a sixth ratable assessment of per cent in the above en dtled cam and that the same will be due July 12th, 1887, and payable at my office 515% Ohio ctreet, Xerre create. Ind said assessmet!t being necessary to complete said work.

F. JTISCHEK, D. C.

N. B.—Payments must be paid*promptly.

HEKlFPb SALE

By virtue of an ex eon ti in on transcript Issued from the Circuit court of Vigo county, to me directed and delivered, in favor of 'Edward H. Bindley Ac Corap«ny and against Noah W. Tryou, Jacob J. Hager, K. J. Gillespie, E. R. Wyeth and A. A. Gordon Ball. I have levi upon defendant Jacob J. Hagor's undivided one half [!4j interest in and to the following described reai estate situated in Vigo cobnty, Indiana, to wit:

Lots rambe.rs flfty-oeven [57] flftj-eight [58] fitly nine [5fl] and sixty [60J lu Donlianf*s addition to ihe town of Lockport, said county and state. And on

SATURDAY, the 2nd DAY of JULY, 1887, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. X, and 4 o'clock

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of said day, at the court house door in Terre Haute, I will offer the rents and profits el the above described real estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, for a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and tipon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said execution and costs, I will then and there offer the feo simple in aud to said real estate, to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

ThlsJPth day of June, 1H87. 2

ALBKBT D. WSEKI, "sheriff,

B. V. MARSH \L, Atty, Printer's fee, 10.20.

City Treasurer's Sale .For in Street Improvements

B/viifu© of a Peftaio predept to me directed by the Mayor of the City of Terre Haate, Yigo county, State of Iudiana, in favor of John Daily oontraotor aud against Thomas W. Harper and Rufus K. Syfere for an assessment made npon the realty hereinafter described for work done by said contractor in improving Fifteenth (15th) street between Cbestnat street and Liberty avenue whioh precept is to me directed by the Mayor of said city and duly attested by the Olerk of said oity, under the seal thereof, I, James Fitzpatrick, Treasurer of said oity, on Monday, the 27th day of June,. 1887, at the door of the oity oourt room of said city, between the hours of 9 a. m. and 4 p. m. of said day, will offer for sale at publio auction the following described realty, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay such assessment with costs aod charge, to wit: Lot humber thirty-six (36)"in Jnwett's addition in the City of Terre Haute, Vigo County, Indiana.

Witness my hand this 11th day of June, 1887. JAMES FITZPATRICK,

Treasurer.

City Treasurer's Sa tor Street Improvements.

By virtue of a certain precept to me directed by the Mayor of tne city of Terre Haute, Vigo county, state of Indiana, in favor of I.uthor Wagoner, assignee of David Fitzgerald, aaignee of Finder and Daily contractors and against Moses Sonles for an assessment made upon the realty hereinafter described for work done by said contractor 111 improving Locust street from Seventh to Eighth street, which precept is to me directed by the mayor of said city and daly attested by the clerk of said oity, under

room of said oity, between the hours of 9 a. xa and 4 p. m. of said day, will offer for sale at publio anotion the following described realty, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay such assesment with costs and charge, to wit: Lot No* one [1] block one [1]

Early's addition in the city of Terre Haute, Vigo county, Indiana. Witness my hand this 11th day of June, 1887.

f^HKBIFF'8 BAliK

2*26 Main street,

in the Fourth ward, city of Terre Haute, Harrison township, Yigo county, Btate of Indiana.

By virtue of an order of sale on all atta hmen** proceedings issued from the Superior oouit of Vigo county to me directed and delivered in favor of Adolph E. Herman and Uriah B. offers and a^»in»t Robert

Harrison

I am ordered to sell thd following described real estate sltm ted in Vigo county, Indiana, to wit: Thesouth half [%J of lot fifty-five [56J in Gilbert's place, a sub division of part of sou heast quarter [&] of ction twenty-two [2 ], township twelve [12] north, range nine [9J w-st, city of Terre Haute also lot number five 6] in a subdivision of thirty 30] aores off the east side of southeast quarter 54] of north east quarter [54] section twenty-six _26J township twelve [12] north rang* nine [91 west oommenolng at a point forty [40] rode west of the northeast corner

southeast quarter

of northeast quarter of said section, thence west twenty [20] rods, thence south forty [40] rods, thenoe east twenty [20] rods, thmoe north forty [40] rods to place of beginning containing five [5] acres less twenty [20] feet off the north end und south end for road, and on

SATURDAY, the 25th day of JUNE, 1887, between the hours of 10 o'clock

A. K.

and

BotTDXWOT AXD MoNUTT, AttyS. Printers Fee, $8 80. *•.

j^HERIFF'S^SALK

o'clock

p. x. of said day. at the Court House door in Terre Haute, I wUl offer the rents and profits of the above described Real Estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, for a term not exoeec^ng seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said order of sale aud costs, I will then and there offer the fee simple in and to said Real Estate, to the highest bidder for oash to satisfy the same. a his 2nd day of June, 18X7.

AUSEBT D.WSEKS, Sheriff.

By virtue of an order of sale issued from the Vigo Sup-i tor Court,to me directed and delivered in favor of Herman Hnbnan, trustee, and against Ellsworth paper company. I am ordered to sell the following described real estate situated in Vigo oounty, Indiana, to wit:

Commencing at a stone fifteen [IS] feet south and nine hundred and twenty [9201 feet west of the oenter of taction thirty six [38] township thirteen T13] north range nine [9] we*t. Said stone being on the western boundary line of the rigttofway of the Evan grille Terre Haute railroad and thirty [30] feet west of the 'enter of the Main tract as now looted thence west eicrht hundred and ninety-eight and four tenths [89M 4-10] feet to a stone, thenoe south eight hundred [800] feet to a stone, thenoe e«st four hundred and mix and four-tenths [408 4 -10] feet to a sto planted on the west line of said EvansvUle & Terre Haute railroad company's ight Af way the oe in a northeasterly-direction along said right of way nine hundred and forty [94#] to the place of be inning containing twelve acrrs with the buildings and maehtwry thereon situated and known as the Terre Haute Paper Hill and on

SATURDAY, the 2nd day of JTiLY, 1887, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the oourt honse door in terre Haute, I will offer the rents and profits of the above described real estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, for a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and npon failure to realize a sum sufficient to •aUstv said order of sale and oosts|I will then and there offer the fee simple In and to said real estate, to the highest bidder for oash to/utlsfy the same.

This 9th day of June, 1887. ALBKBT D. Wanes, Sheriff. L. D. THOMAS, Atty. Printer's fee 8.60.

THE GAZETTE: TEBRE HAUTE, INDIANA THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1887

DIED.

£RI8Z—Bertha M.. Infant daughter of Joseph Raft Margaret Frist, died at 8 p. m. today, aged 16 months.

Funeral win take place from the residence, corner Thirteenth and Chestnut, Friday morning at 8.30 and from St, Benedict's church at 9 o'clock.

Friends of the finally are invited to attend without further notice, Express Copy.] 1

t?OR SALE-CHEAP—A team, wagon and harness. The 'tea.A eontrfsu of a horte about years, 17 hands high, black, and a sorrel mare about ten years old, 15ft hands high. Reason for selling is that oiraer is tumble to work them.

GEO. HUGHES,

First house south of Brethren cnnich at Prairie ton.

(TOR SALE—FURNITURE—AU kinds of fnrniture second-hand and new at A.

L. Hay

den's 28 north Fourth street. Pawn broker age pecialty.

For Sale or Trade.

Oriere

either of two

leadiDg

music

houses of this city payable in aoy kind of musical merohaudise or musical instruments, in sums of from $50 upwards. Will seli these orders at a liberal disoouut for oash, or will take secured notes, or will trade them for good & 0. BAI/L& CO.

No. 14,681. State of Indiana, Vigo Circuit Court, May term, 1887. Robert E. Herrlngton, Willis WatkinsTS. Charles Watkins, Goldle

Watkins,.George S. Vaughn and Harriet Gorse Action for partition. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned commissioner, appointed by the court, in the abovj entitled cause, to sell the real estate, hereinafter described for the purpose of making partition of tne same. Will sell at private sale pursuant tj the order of oourt the following described real estate in Vigo county, Indiana to wit:

Klghty-nine feet ana four inohes off of the east end of lot number tweny-two [22] in Q. Ross's addition to the city of Terre Haute.

TXBHBOF S*uc:One third cash, one third in nine months 'and the balance in eighteen months, the deferred payments to be secured by moiton premises.

S3HARRY

DONHAM,

Commissioner.

Notice to Pay Splunge Creek Drainage Assessment.

Notice is hereby given that I have this day made a 7th ratable assessment of 8M per cent, of benefits In case of Moore et aL, Vigo Superior eourt, drainage, the same being necessary for the camj letton of said work, andi the same will be due and payable at my office at 304ft Ohiofstreet, Terre Haate, Indiana, on July 25th 1887.

F. FISCHER, D. C.

LIVE STOCK.

a "ri/t 1HMAHAPOWS, June 22 CATTLE—Beoeipts 80 head-, shipments 90 little dolns for want of 4tock. Fair demand for batcher grades bat slow on shtppbrs. Choice shippers ..$4 2n@450 Medium to good shippers 3 60@ 4 (Hi Common to medium shippers ...2 76f».3 75 Feeders, oomm on to good 3 40@3 90 Good to choice heifers 2 S0fi3 21 Common to medium hoifsrs —2 75©5I 25 Common to medium cows 160@ 2 60 Good to ohoice cows ...2 76g3 25 Veals, oommon to good 3 50ro6 26 Bulls, good to choice .2 00^3 00 Bulls, oommon to medium 2 OOf$3 SO Milkers, common to good 18 U0@36 00

HOQS—Receipts, b,l20 head shipments, 1.756 Quality fair: market dull, and lower, closing steady. Heavy packing, shipping.... |sno|$61s Light, heavy, mixed packing 4 89@f 95 Fair to goedlight 4 80CA5 00 Pigs and heavy rovghs ....4 0064 60

SHEEP—Receipts, shipments, none. The receipts continue light and quality only fair Market steady at unchanged prices. Good to ohoice 98 40fiJ 75 Fair to medium 2 tugs 26 Common.... ..200@3 00 Lambs,, 4 00^6 26

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/The Markets

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JAMES IHZTATlUCKs Treasurer.

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NBW YORK June 22—Wheat unsettled less doing receipts *J11,SIJO bu. sales 224,000 bu No 2 red June 86K^89ft 1,124,000 bu do July 84fte84X, 672,000 bu do Aug 81M«S86M: 864,000 bu do Sept H6X@86 X, 616.000 bu do Deo 88X689.7-16 616,000 bu do hay 95 tfi96)4.

CORN—dull and declining, receipts 86,200 bu sales 86,000 bu: mixed western spot 46fcg47ft do futures- 46ft948^.

OATS—dull and heavy receipts 162,310 bn sales 60,000 bn western 34@41. BEEF—Dull new extra mesa 8 SO.

PORK—quiet new mess 915AC 16.25: old do 914.76 LARD—dull,steam rendered 6.67ft. BUTTER—quiet and weak, western 10©18ft. EGGS—western 14ft@15. SUGAR—firm crushed 6H powdered 6©6ft} granulated 5S @6.15-16.

MuLASBEB—dull 60 test 19ft. COFFEE—quiet, fair Klo 18)4 KOOd dj 18ft. prime 18M.

TUBPKNTINE—dull at 34ft.

TOLEDO June 92—Wheat—qniet steady N" 2 regular 79ft Lake shore 81 June 79ft July, Aug 7754 S*pt 77 Deo 813£.

CORN—steady, cash 88ft, July 38X.

OATS—quiet Aug 26 CLOVER SEED—steady cash 4.96.

Wtttfinwro* N. C. Jane 22—TURPBNT1NB— Firm 81. BAX.TIMOBB June 2*i —Wheat—western dull, and firmer No 2 winter red, spot 86Q81ft, July 83ft®8fX, Aug 83ft@84*. Sept 83*«85ft.

CORN western lower and dull mixud spot 44X bid, Aug 45ft. OATS—easy and dulli [western white 36@37 do miud 330)84.

PROVISIONS—steady and qniet mess pork 916 ©17. LARD-refined, 8?4c.

EGGS—steady at 14ft6l5. COFFEE-nominally 173£618ft. BYE firm. 68061.

11 KB—firm, creamery 16020 wes^rn ISO

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IERKL HAUTE MAHKETS

The following are the paying prices jorreotedtoday GAZETTE OFFICE Jane 29

WHEAT—Fulta. 78 mixed 80 med 83. CORN—White

860:

mixed 84.

OATS— mixed 98: BUTTER—Choioe selectkms,601O. EGOS-12fto.

TERRE HAUTE LIVE STOCK MARKET Tarly House Stock Yards June 22 Oommon bvtebers stuff is very scarce. There has been a general dBvance of tOc in stock this week. Hogs are off ths market, but are quoted at 6o Cxtra goodtr-«*ntun cows, heifera......8 |0§S '1

Sommonbe^H^eetofl S Ht*t6

Steers 4 25©4 70 Bolls

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sheep 3H0#S3 66 Veals 4W®4 60 Hogs 4 M66 96

New HamDshire Railroad Comoany. CONCORD, N. H., June 22.—A bill ic corporating the New Hampshire Bailroad Company was in trod need in the House yesterday. It provides for the union of all state railroads makes the oapital stook $10,000,000 limits dividends to 7 per oent., passenger tariff to 1% cents per mile, and prohibits free passes.

ROUGH^ITCH

Hough on Itch Ointment cures Skin Humors, Pimples, Flesh Worms. King Worm, Tetter, Salt Roeum, Frosted Feet, Chilblains,. Ivy Poison, Barber's Itch, Scald Head.Ec» 60c. Druggists. E.&WBM3, Jeraeytaty,

ROUGH^PILES

Cures piles or hemorrhoids, itching, protruding, bleeding, internal or other. Internal and external remedy in each package. Sure cure, 50c. Druggists or mall. K. S. Wells, Jersey City.

ROHOHSECATARRHPMUU^

remedy, but a complete cure worst chronic cases. Catarrhal throat affections, foul breath, offensive lasal Catarrh conected atonce on Catarrh." Unequaled for fool breath.

odors, resulting from: by tho use of Rough diphtheria, sore throat, foul

SOc.

E. 8. WKLLS, Jersey Oity,

DnilOU^rnnDMC for hard or soft Oorm

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ISc. AtPrugsists.

THURSDAY. JUNE 23. 1887.

A civil engineer is not always a civil engineer. "i,j, uinu

Girl in hammock—ropo breaks— bumps her head. tSt. Jacobs Oil cures bruises.

CI»AIM8

of deposits have been filed

aarainst the Shannon estate as follows: Ellen Barrett, $300 Josiah Hodsrers, 020 Patrick Shannon Anderson, $50.43

Impurities of the blood' often cause great annoyances at this season. Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the 'blood, and oures all such affections.

Larry Donovan.

LONDON, June 22.—Larry Donovan, who was arrested as he was about to jump from the Clifton suspension bridge at Bristol, was discharged today upon furnishing sureties that he would take no further -effort to jump from the bridge.

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Druggists,

•sey Oity, N. J., U. S. A.

WELLS* HUB BALSA72 restores Clr** Kair to otfe'nal color. An elegant dies* lng, softeno and beautifies No grease nor oil. A Tonio Restorative. Prevents hair coming out strengthens, cleanses" ana beak scalp.

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Druggists

B.S WILLS, JEBSEV cm a. J.

A PRETTY WOMAN'S 8ECRET Just the thing* Ladle*

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LEAURELLE0IL Removes and prevents wrinkles and roughness of flesh or non preserves

OD. Removes pimples, clears the nlexion. Elegant dressing and tonic, for the nair or whiskers. Stops hair coming out, renev orrowth, no oil nor grease, fim DruggieST

K. 8. WKLLS, Jersey Oity, N. J.

Sharp Trial.

NEW YOBK, June 22.—In the Sharp trial this morning the cross-examination of ex-Alderman Waite was oontinued

THE JUBILEE. 7

Echoes From Yesterrtay's Event. Other Ways of Celebrating1 It.

LONDON, June 22—The British em' bsssieB in all the European cities were illuminated in honor of the Queen's jubilee. At Madrid the Infanta Isabella and the Spanish ministers, diplomats and statesmen attended a reoeption at the British embassy held in honor of the jubilee. Queen Christina wired her congratulations to Queen Yictoria. Despatches from all parts of the world show that wherever there were Englishmen the day was appropriately celebrated.

Thousands of children are marching to Hyde Park to attend th9 young people's fete that is to be held there today in honor of the Queen's jubilee The ?ay is bright and sunny, and a refreshing breeze is blowing.

The Queen rose early this morning and took a drive in the garden of Buckingham Palace. Subsequently Her Majesty received guests and then she vi6ited.the Duchess of Cambridge. In the afternoon she received the homage of the foreign princes and others and the presents sent in commemoration of her jubilee.

The Emoeror William

BEBWN, June 22—The Crown Prince last night telegraphed to Emperor William along dispatch announcing the success of the jubilee festivities. The Emperor expressed himself as highly gratified. He afterward appeared at his favorite window and was warmly cheered by the citizens. The Emperor's health is now in its normal state. His appetite is gcod and he sleeps well.

THIS JIEEK.,

A Full Account of the Doings of tho Vigo County Courts# jf-| JUSTICE WHJDT.

This morning the oases against Owen Monahan and Dennis Shugrue were called. Monahan is a nail feeder. Yesterday morning on a fine in police oourt he was sent to the rock pile, from whioh he made his escape not long afterward. Nate Tate is the officer in charge of the rock pile. He kept his eye open for Monahan and last night looated him in front of Tim Lahey's saloon, near Seventh and Main. He plaoed Monahan under arrest, and the latter broke through the saloon and ran out the alley way, accompanied by Shugrue, who mixed himselt up in the.affair as a friend of Monahan. Tate overtook Monahan and dragged him across to the corner of Baur's drug store, where Shugrue assaulted Tate and was in turn pounded with the officer's olub. Monahan then ran ioto Baur's drug store, followed by the officer, and there, surrounded on all sides by show cases and valuable goods, the officer and the prisoner went at it again for dear life, to the consternation of the proprietors aud clerks, as may well be imagined. Tate tried to use his club on Monahan, but the latter seized it and threw it at the officer. The club missed its mark and went crashing through a plate glass window. The officer finally got the obstreperous prisoner to the floor and dragged him out on the street. Officer Butler had in the meantime arrested Shugrue, but Shugrue, who is large and powerful, threw the officer to the ground and he and Monahan ran east on Main street. Later both men were arrested and looked up in jail, sarfi

This morning in police oourt Shugrue and Monahan were fined $10 and costs •each for resisting. They were sent to jail. & -r* otBOCIT OOUBT.'"

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'State vs. Jacob Yeakle, assault apd battery plea of guilty and fined $1. MoNutt MoNutt vs Louisa M. Roberts and Mary Ann Boberts, possession judgment for $100.

Clara R. Flowers vs Samuel G. Flowers, divorce decree of divorce and

glaiutiffs

the features. Look Young as long as you can, prevent tendency Co wrinkles or seeing of the skin by using Leau rele-

name changed to Clara R.

hepherd. Jemima Watson vs Charles H.Watson divorce set for trial September 5th.

Michael McMahon was admitted to full citizenship. John H. Morgan et al va ManBdn Fouts et al, forclosure and injunction, special verdict rendered by jury.

James M. Lyons vs Jauob Hahn, civil judgment for $268.34. State vs Bud Shewmaker, selling without a license fined $20 and costs.

BEA& ESTATE TBANSFBBS.

Frank Hensley et. ux. to Isaac N. Adams, part lot 32, Jno. Sibley's addition for $2,000. J?

Patrick P. Lynch to Thos. C. Btunkard, part in-lot 11, zl feet 6 inohes front Center street, Farrington sub. for $2,400.

John Cravens et. ux. to Ernest Whitehouse, 1 acre in section 23. township 11, range &, for $66.66.

Geo. Potts to Martha H. Sandison, 40 acres in section 34, township 10, range 9, for $1. 14.737—Laura Albright vs. Frederick J. Albright, divorce. N. G. Buff. 14.738—William Suckow vs. Samuel C. and Sarah E. Lookman, for receiver. Thomas F. Donham. 14.739—In the matter of the assignment of McGrath Broe. to P. W. Stack. 14.740—iEtna Life Insurance Company vs. Isaac Oottreil et al., on appeal bond. Davis & Davis. 14.741—L. J. Paddock vs. Eliza Cooper, for new trial on a charge of bastardy. Ramsey.

11742—Robert W. Lidster vs. W. E. McJohnson and Phoenix Insurance Company of Brooklyn, N. Y., foreclosure. Donbam. 14.743—William T. Marshall vs. William J. Bartmess, appeal from Justice Price. 14.744—Edith A. Gillette vs. Ernest A. Gillette, divorce. Rhoads & Williams.

Ellen Stevenson et aLto Martin Cassady, lot 4, Preston's sub. for $900. Sarepta Riub to Ella B. Eusell, part seotion 25, township 13, range 9, for $3,000.

Abby A. Hickman and. husband to Gerhard Oelgeschlager, part in*lot 48, Gilbert Place, for $800.

Wm. N. Kramer et. ux. to Miohael Seiler, part out-lot 61, for $300. Geo. P. Smith et ux. to Geo. R. Markle, part peciion 36. township 13, range 9, for $3,400.

Wm. Mack et alto Henry A. Wise, inlot 3, blobk 4, Mack and Grimes' sub, for $24U.

Crawford Fairbanks to Peter J. Kaufman, in-lot 31, Rose's add, for $5,000. Joseph York et. al. to Margaret Frunker, Dart in-lot 16, Partington's sub for $700.

George R. Markle et. ux. to George P. Smith et. ux., part section 36, township 13, range 9, for $2,800.

Johu R. Brewster et. ux. to Leonard H. Brewster, in-lot 72, Peoples' add., for $400. *«, 8. E. K. Fisk taValter L. Hall, 20 sores in section 33, township 10, range 10, for $500.

G. Eshmnnet ux to Emma May Smith, pt in-lot 56, Gilbert Plaoe for $1,000.

Carrie N. Clark et al to Emily Miohael, lot 238, original town, for $1,000. Ellen Kearney to Edith Smith, hlf lot 36, Gilbert Place, for $800.

HABBIAOB IilCKNSBS.

Perry A. Smith and Etta Black. John T. Kennett and Lydia Pounds. Rell W. Chapman and Cora B. Allen.

NEW 8UIT8— SUPERIOR COURT.

2.344—Joseph MacRentipe vs. William Statz, on note. Stimson. 2.345—Alian Daniels vs. Jam 68 N. Hickman and Frank Fleming, appeal from Justice Slaughter. Piety A Stunkard 2.346—Herman Hulman vs. James H. Rankin, on aooount H. J. Baker.

2.347—Fred Lee vs. Jacob Smock, on account Ostlin. 2.348—Victoria Brooks vs. Benjamin Brooks, divorce. Donbam. 2.349—Elizabeth Zeitler vs. John Zeitler, divorce. Harper A Lereque. 2.350—Gee. W, Kleiser vs Henry MoCallister, S. W. Stewart and James H, Walker, on note. Kloiser.

CTBCCIT OOUBT.'

A dealer in this oity sells locked cigars and there is considerable oomplainft therefrom. The grand jury was today investigating the inatter. Last night Herman Beroheimer, of Myers Bras* innooently got hold of one and whiles stranger was lighting his cigar from it it went off, burning the stranger quite severely.

Yesterday afternoon Judge Mack heard the testimony in the Gitlett divorce oase% The plaintiff was a former High school graduate. During the examination Gillett admitted voluntarily that he cruelly wronged his wife when he made statements* against his wife's chastity sud declared that' he said it without" meaning during anger. Decision was reserved. maw stJirs—ENTERAL COURT. 14,745—Johu W. McCoskey vs IMUM* N. Rumbley, on oontract. Donham. 14,746^-John Ramsdell vs Lann Ramsdell divorce^ Spencer.' 14.747—Mary. E. Bentz vs John E. Bentz, divorce. Harper. 14.748—Josie Cantrell ra Harry Caafrrell, divorce. Danaldeon^ 14.749—Thos. 0. Wilson vs Thos. H. Riddle, ooquovit. Black. 14.750—Sarah E. Long vs Thos. Lonf? et al, to set aside wilL Thomas.

SUPERIOR OOUBT.

MoNutt and MoNutt vs Wm, Meissel, on account dismissed by agxeement at cost of defendant.

O. F. McNutt vs Emma H. MoRae, aocount dismissed by agreement Fouts & Hunter vs Daniel W. Voorheee, on note default and judgement for

Sarah E. Killion vs Wm. KITHontsivil triai by jury and dissgreemflot. Frederick Smith etalv»JSaael Copeland, on note: judgment for $96.

Frederick Smith et al va Jereuqab Wilson, on note: judgment tor $S4.50l Rebecca E. Patton vs Wm. M. Pattonr divoroe dismissed by plainti#.

W. W. Kimball & Co. va Byron Porter and Jos. W. Porter,, on note judgment for $75.

Kingan&Co. vs Henry Steinkamp, account judgment for $244. John Cleary vs George W. Carioo, on note stricken from the docket

Kingtin & Co. vs Susan D. Cooper, on account judgment for $344. Mary A. Warren vs David S» Pioken» et al, foreclosure Judgment for $3,960.

JUSTICE SliAUQHTBB.

Kate Webber and Biddy Rush were fined for being improper characters and Adam Hoak and Albert Leak for drunkenness.

COUNTT COMMISSIONBRSW IF

The board allowed Sheriff Weeks $579.15 for May, disallowing $45 for fireman and turnkey at the jail.

The board has adopted an order calling on Lane Bros., of Newark. Ohio, to complete their iron oontraot on the new oourt honse or the board will employ such means to complete the oontraot as may be necesssry.

QRAND XURY.

The grand jury has indicted James Brumfiel, the gun smith, for embezzlement Bail has been fixed at $100. v-

DIVORCE BUSINESS.

Mrs. ^]Dr. Gillett's Damaging /lChsrges Against Her Husband. AS*!

Edith A. Gillett has sued Dr. Ernest A. Gillett, of 106 north Sixth street, in the Circuit Court for divoroe, making a number of sensational charges against him. The defendant is a dentist Mrs. Gillett alleges in her complaint that she was married to him on Feb. 26 th, 1885, in this city that on Deo. 7th, 1885, a child, Stephen A, was born and is the only issue of the marriage. She avers thaW at or about 'the the birth of Ine child defendant began abusing and inhumanly treating her by striking and abusing her that he cruelly and falsely charged her with being unchaste and that she was without virginity at the time of her marriage. Plaintiff states that he told Mrs. Stephen J. Austin, her mother, that her daughter was not a virgin when he married her aod that she might take her home and keep her there. At divers times be has cursed her and threatened to break, her neck. He has cruelly and beyond reason beaten the child, it being only a year and a half old, and frequently ordered her (plaintiff) to leave his bed and home and go to her parents. It is further alleged that he has locked her out of the house in the night time and in winter when it' was cold and raining and refused her admittance. Plaintiff avers that she has bees a dutiful and faithful wife. She asks for a divoroe and for the custody of the child.

Elizabeth Zeitler sues John Zeitler for divoroe alleging cruel treatment He didn't speak to her for weeks and he used to amuse himself by throwing her clothes out in the street

Victoria Brooks sues Benjamin Brooks. They were married last 4th of July. Cruelty is charged and fefcat he married her for her meney. She charges that he is "a bummer."

Steamer Aground.

NBW YORK, June 22.—Tk* agents of the Fall River line in ths. city had received no particulars up to 11 a. m. today of the grounding of their steamer Providence near Newport this morning.

The Hogs Back sheal upon which she is stranded, is not a bad one, and tte agents has no fear el damage to the vessel, passengevn or cargo. -m

Gen. M. IX Mason is spending a tew days at In«i«n Springs, Marti*

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