Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 1

DEMOCRAT: VOL. 52. No. 72. WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 12, 1884.

TWO cicnts per; copy. Alii i KiilTlOJf. sNews bv Telnnh News by Telegraph. News by Telegraph. SINGULAR SUGGESTIONS.

FEW AD fMJl TISEMJElfTS. partnership MB. M. C. ORKOO HAS THIS DAY BKRN AD-mltted to a narttiershm hn- commemoration of the one hundredth anniversary of the birth ot Sir Moses Monteflora and as a tribute to his worth.

The value of the endowment is 170, 000. This is the first memorial founded to honor of the Jewish philanthropist and was adopted with great enthusiasm. SMAN B1GJIA ADVANCING. Ilia Troop. Hake an Attack on the Ea BlUh at Zariba.

Democrat and Chronicle BMJRHKJ WVZBY MORXINQ. 1TTHI EOOHESTER PMXTIHG COMPAKY. SMsee, Ne. 3 XVtmt Mjtla slyest. BATES OF (In advance.) 6tt.Y FTiTTtON, VKH YBAH.

BISM1-WBKKLY, J'KH T8AR VfKKKI.T, FKtt TRAR WTSUAf BDITION. I'KB TtUL. no oo ttq THE AUTOMATIC BlMAwningFixlirfis Ate the only simple BI.IW AWNiyo in the niarset by which the Bltn.u can be pushed oat instantly and closed sntonatlcsllr. Are so simple that child earn work them. Their xtntntiK.es over cloth are tint they COST MITCH LESS, are always fur use In saimnar or winter, and not obstruct ventilation, bat shade the room, allowing VHtZR CI RATIOS Of al: are now setae ext.nsll used and iriveiKii-feet satisfaction; can be put on old or new Blinds, on brick or wood houses.

In attdiuoa to their nse awr.lmt sxtures, they OPKRATB 1.1K I Ollll. SABA" UI.MitS. gold by Mallei 27 Exehange-St. THE GREAT HEALTH TONIC. HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT nrrwtof Eottie.

BackafBattla r- is tne rest health ber-3 jrapp known, and cou- C-J-t tains but -1 jrot-nt. Rioonoi. t. sea vwy largely hj oiyr tie-it pbj-Nk'iMisfor Nursing Mothers, Pvsprpti-s, Wnts, Weakly fhildrea. l-ntarKl Uin equine, which is put, up onlr in borttas.

a per cuts, and beait. ih name ot Tarrant A Skr Agcnta for the United states an.t British Provinces vf Nortli ATn-rtcft. jTX nnwf-hstrett, IWw York. TMre4.00 Per Do ALTEBATMS ON AFRIL 1st WXABK Closing Out AN IMMKNSH STOCK OF Tinware, Glassware, Crockery, Notions, Baby Carriages, AND ALL KU1DS OP AMDS. BELOW ALL COMPETITION NOW FOR BARG klS.

BENJAMIN'S Banaii Stare 1" East Main Street. CAUTION! Herare the Genuine and Atoij DiMappotnt PK7itv leiral meaPTie v. renrntfn the Tineof our nme in eomie-tioo witJia M-tJt Exrract pur-portmK ti be tLsde by a party 7bo im dwiunH thm oameof JnhKiin pbiicmns ni are juid tvre inf. 'rnied tbataU KMISE JOHUJI HOFF'S MILT EXTRACT srt' tmnod, i ad only our BPJECIAL JtOlTLJfi, and bears apoa iU iLal ttti xtameol TARRANT Greerrwkh Street, New Vork. fr're Agms for the sale of the uimrtsR Josaxk KXTKAtT torthe United States and British ProTmajB Mf iSorUi Amrint.

tee oar adrrtlwemewt rnnnimt tn thin pa pe r. TAR LOZENGES! ENt.IJ.tn COITGII LOZBSfiKH, 'HLKAT18 POTASH IZK.UK3, CAE SOI JC COUGH lMZKm. HOKKHOIND LOZENGrii, JSIA.ND KOZKXfoHS, AT GRAVES 38 9 EAST MA1S 8T. AMES UUUIVB wviulUi VU1UUI If TO want a flexible, wn'l vsrmont (nr the umXm ot UoUi JEorMfcii and btjute Bianwtotare. 4J hrt fMiyrtiJs.

now popular; sImo HORDED WArST.S. wrueh are eaaily lttuitdiiad, and koep WA1BT ua gral tanttr, at M'DOWELL COS, AUCTION. On TbarMiar. Marrh Uih, at 10 eVIoHft A. M.

at he Wewt Mafo ttrcwt, A fine hn of JTottscth tltl onwisrt 'ns a Piano. Matit ian and Ah rf.tiiii Ms. two I'ttw trlaan, Ut.riw-tiaU Pariftr Jtet. HbC t)Ui'in If V'Ia. of Kiioycio- tt-w.

atttittKaito, and OfiHrr rtn-H- tt numtvutu AucClfttloers. IT" Store wljl h-- types for ttupcfioji of rrxMs atx 'aiiiov ti t-i'. ow iwrtu un rm rui sjsj on, can nm- aw. my i-iib uu uaytL. Notice to Builders.

PROPOHAI.A WILT, RECKrVKD IT TILL tUMlH 0 TiiK Sad Fyriit.f!d!rjritJre a fate Prsouae fop the First HHfA'ml Cburcii at Nrth ParmA. J'iani and H'Mciijca- li ni wai ok B-il li. utiis a. i rItSIUi OtDOA KM l' -ww-f, K.oe. optotlie after tiit nt the re.t A.

B. rn-r. The Bi.t.d;ir 'oruuiiLUje re- Charrman Buiidi'ig Coamtit e. Executor's Sale of City Lots and crick" Biocx at Auction, MAB II 34ib. IHHt, at VLOi A.

A THE VROWT STEPS VAT. Conrt Hons. 1 On brick blot-ic and hIWj ftet jn AHen-tt. lilillilll IT 3TI II Mil! SEW A I VEB TISKHESTS. J3STERN NEW YORK.

aJly eteariag uwafAer, tcith wind taring tm ATI ON OF THE liruDi Sale DISPLAY OF ng floods Dress Silks ck enables us to offer you in-nd Colored Silks. Anybody in hating a purchase in this line, se, can secure a bargain now. 6Sc, 85c, 90c and $1. Black 1.20, $1.25, $1.35, $1-45. $i-5r Grisailles Checks at 40c tripes at 35c Black and recent prices.

heavy sales 1,500 to Take the left hand SIMONS, HONE CO. red Dress Goods. from the Gordon Bankrupt TC2i usual price 36-ual pfil f30'' 45-nch Lace Direct 'ns aJ to left SIMONS. HONE 6S Confusion. cleaning fever are at hand.

The inking of the fray and what she "ce the comforts of the home. yhat dwe sug- flight of stairs, where a designs and colors await yur SIMONS, HONE CO. stery Goods, ds, Curtains, we have to head of this department has riewest and fullest assortment Also a quantity, cheap, from the een unable to display before. Take the first downward flight SIMONS, HONE CO. Cheapness.

Undershirts, 10c, 15c, 19c, aoc dershirts, 20c, 25c, 30c, 35c and 25c, 35c and 50a French Bal-n Hosiery Company Seamed r. New Unlaundried Shirts in dried Shirts in extra size at 50c; rwear at low prices. SIMONS," HONE CO. might interest you in HAM BURGS. EMBROIDERED GOODS.

ORNAMENTS. NOVELTIES, Etc. still necessitates our keeping ployed, also a large staff of ex-ve all a prompt and considerate i lie Co. Kmw A VEE ttSJZfflSTfTfL INDICATIONS FOR ifora, oOowsd fry mscs eoir arndT brink high westerly. THE CONTINU onion Ian ion wed WITH A LARG lew Spri Dress Silks! Our Gordon Bankrupt Sto comparable bargains in Black a Western Kew York who is raed either for immediate or future See our Colored Gros Grains a Gros Grains at 75c, $1.15, $1.60 f115 Summer Silk new line or Black and White ored Remnants a legacy of ou pieces at cheap Remnan aisle and first turn to the right BURKE, FITZ Black and Colo We have very good vjjue Stock in 48-inch Black CasiTine inch Black Cashmeres at 50c, us -injTa at 30c, usual price 40 kinds ot BsSJiress Goods ar in both fine and lower Goods.

What do you think 0. 5c We have still a few piece BURKE, FITZ Soapsuds an TIip house good housekeeper i. alreau. 1 t.etii iutt.iia.bc tcr ueauniy arlc We venture to intrude upon he gest Since you ask the quest middle aisle and first downward of new Carpets in rich, ravishin pleasure. BURKE, FITZ In Spring Upholstery Goo report quite a renovation the jjst rearranged and added the of Spring Goods to his stock.

uoraon stock, which we have He evidently means business, of stairs in the middle aisle. BURKE, FITZ The Climax Men's and Youths' Gauze and 25c Summer Merino Un 5cc Balbriggan Undershirts, briggans very cheap. America and Regular-Made Underwea extra size, 37 i-sc. Fine Laun were $1. A fine line of Unde BURKE, FITZ I lad we time or space we WHITE GOODS.

LADIES' TRIMMINGS. JEWELRY. CHEAP HAND BAGS. I2T Our GREAT SALE four Delivery Wagons fully em tra Clerks, who enable us to gi attention. Simo Ding and made connection with the transcontinental mail over the Union Paoincat 8 o'clock.

Council Blotfs, la. March 1 1. The fast mail which arrived here at 7 o'clock this evening will bring the eastern mail and papers fourteen hoars quicker than ever before. It was received with enUmsiasm by large crowds assembled at the station. This enterprise is characterised i9 the most important mail service ever given to the eoun-f7.

CYCLONES AND BUZZARDS, Wind In the South and Snow to the Northwest Starkville, Miss. March 1 1 A cyclone struck the Agricultural college here this afternoon and ail the buildings were more or less damaged. Stock suffered greatly and farm implements, fences and grain were blown away. A PLAKTATIOH DEVASTATED. Waveklt, March 11 Every cabin and gin house on the plantation of Major Valentine Youngs was completely wrecked by a terrific storm which occurred this evening.

The rain fell in torrents for two hours. BLrzZAKn IJt THE KORTKKAST. MtxsnAroLis, March 1 1. most severe blizzard of the season is ragfcig here. Travel of all kinds is suspended and the people are keeping in doors.

The storm is severe throughout the state. In the neighborhood of St. Vincent the snow in some places has drifted twenty feet deep. TWENTY-FOOT SXOAT DRIFTS, St. Paul, March 1 1.

A peculiar blizzard has been blowing in the northwest for the last three days. The weather is not particularly cold, but the exceedingly h'gh winds have caused the snow to drift to the depth of from twenty to thirty feet in many places. COIRT OP APPEALS. Decisions. Handed Down Yesterday by the Seven Judges.

Ar.BA.VY, March 11. The following court of appeals decisions were handed down today John C. Derby vs. Farl Hiirlburt and aaoOier-Iwibert J. Livingstone and anoth-r vs.

Kitssell Hage and others: Robert .1. Uviiu-stuw vs. WuUam ebb and others-Tjudirment affirmed. John M. Carroll vs.

Henry A. lieitnel and others: lvira tick vs. the New "Vork Ontral railway athai tae Waldule vs tiie New ork Central railway Judgment reversed and new trial granted In the matter of the probate of the will of trust of rein Oourand.decedent-ilrdcr of the general term and the sunogute reversed i.nd the ease remitted to the surrogate. William I.aytoi and others vs. Ellen Louisa CltlUCCCe B.

li tHiliifii ld Vs. Stenheil A Keh-h Judgment reversed and proceedings dismissed, Amons; the Dynamiters. Tokosto, March 11. In addition to the guards which have been placed over the parliament buildings and the government house, extra precautions have been taken at tlsgoode Hail, the educational department and other public buildings. Detectives watch all parties entering the city.

COCXT F. PARIS' FEKXAL JIAOHITig. LV0S9, FraBce, March 11. The inspection of the box addressed to Count de Paris and which was seized here, disclosed a quantity of dynamite skdfully arranged and sumcieai to kill many j-huiii. Royal Templars of Temperance.

Buffalo March 11 The seventh annual meeting of the Supreme Council of the Koyal Templars of Temperance convened here to-day, with delegates present from twenty-three states and provinces. There are now 5S select councils, seventy-nine of which have been organised during the past year. The membership is 19 oar! the ernotmt collected during the year, $'i7 450 nd of the Buffalo Strike." MBrih 11 fhe strike of compositors i the, rjourief. office was a complete fkzlo. A i.

went out because tSeir uxt, it should' oiadeacompfet refused nd will have to sV thair places bt ve been tillfd TJ has suffered little teconvenience fr" the move-meht, as the strie--1-n'jwi'tufe hilf the rcg'ilar Not an Cnfamlllar WrLKKsBARaE, pa. Marc H. L. Mitchell, of the tilobei I CHIC, 11. Manager rea and Coffee J.

Fallon aud re this evening itaining money iining a lottery cont lining company, and his assistants. v. J. Macfce, were arrested on the charge of gambling, onjahs pretenses, and man by selling tea and coffee ia prizes. to Reduced droducllon.

Iimci S. ..1 held here to-day by presMents of cotton factories it was resolved -that cotton mill ownera tliroughout the south and west be invited to meet in Angus ta, April 3rd, to consider tlie plan looking to the decrease in the production of cotton goods. Death of Veterans of 18 11. New Oklkaks, March 11. Manual Garcia a veteran of the war 1813.

died here to-day, aged SU years. Fi.taHiKo, L. March 1 1. Ashley C. Baker, a veteran of tlie war of 1 SI -2 died here to day, aged 80 years.

Ocean Steamers. Kkw Vohk. March 11. Arrived: The Gahia, from Liverpool; the liellert from Hamburg At yueenstown, the City of Richmond and the State of Jfevada Cleared from New York The Abyssinia, for Liverpool. i iiian-n i I ll One Boy Another.

Mora-iso 8ufr, March 11 Bterrett and Wade Campbell, schoolboys aged 10 years, quarreled to-day and Bterrett drew a revolver and shot Campbell through the heart. The boys belontr t.Z Uies. is" New Vork County Committee. rlvW Mrch 1 1 At the eting of ra Republican eounty committee which was eveainS the elecUon of officers of the members Werrprea-ent. John J.

O'Brien 5r by a vote ot Value of a Mingle Whale. Ksw March 11. News from the whaling schooner Lizzie i. mons sets forth that she captured a whSe that realised nearly 14, 000. The bone was sold in 1'eterhead, Scotland, for ,175 poiuid, which is the highest pries ever Counties Doomed tr a riood.

ViCKsiitTui, March 1 1. There now seems to be no doubt but that the greater portion of the Suntlower, Boliver and Coahoma counties To Regulate Insurance Companies. Ottawa, March 11. In thehour mons to-day tjir Leonard TUley introduced a bill i-eqmrmg mutual benefit associations mu in anaaa in take out iicenfes i' TOiurity amounting to 0S0. Tennyson In the If ouse of Lords.

ajihijoii, Marcn II i hi. rr yan tins ere- niog. He was comiwlled to borrow eoi. Lord IToleridge's own robes hu. Vfceuii.lv uwu Williams' Victim Nkw York.

March 11 ui suddenly ill this afternoon aud is 'not exneet to live. The Strike Made General. March 11 the coal udiuntr region of vaUey has been made general and will con tmue. The last man went out Valuable Block Burned. rncA, March 11.

A htt.inu. owned by William Ihigan in Clinton, burned evening. Lews li0, 000. Southern Immigration NASnvtLLK, Tenn. Marnh 1 1 Th Beaih of a museum Burt-ALO, March II.

Jessie Reed" giantess in bunneU'i museum here morning. 1 the died Vermont ttepubltran Convention MunTrai.mil, vt, March ll The lis publican state conventi, will be held hers AprU IJOth. Austrian Trattedlan Dead. Vienna, March 1 1 -ltroohe, the disn, died to-day, trage- CHARTER ELECTIONS- Reaadte of the Contests In Livingston County. pedal dispatch to the Democrat and Chronicle.

Calbdojcia, Marc 1 1 The ottowmg are the returns from Caledonia Supervisor-AngiiB Cameron, M. M. Oaiapbell, Kep. 13,. Scott if.

lilt Andrew Fraser, 1B1 ClerkW ll P- OB 'kets. Assessor-p! McNaughlon, S7; A. Bnapp, IU the peacefleorKe Cameron, lt, a B. M. Place, I', highway commissioners-Frank Wlllard, SM A.

Fellows, Hep. la. Inspectors of elections W. V. Hamilton and R.

M. Place. Ileni. and W. H.

Walker Hep appointed, majority small. Robert Klhiliie! no-hcense commissioner, has 1 majority which gives the town 1 no-license commissioner and I license conunlssioaers, LIMA. Special Dispatch to the Democrat and Chronicle. Lima, March 11. The entire Democratic ticket was elected to-day.

The names of the successful candidates are as follows Kupen-tor- 45 majority. Town clerk Alhert Hiatn, 7K plurality. Justice? of the second distm-ta, Arthur H. Thomis. son.

,0 plurality third district. K-tiben H. King plurality. Assessor Fames H. Cross.

plurality Commissioners of highways William McSweeny, JS plurality: Kdwin B. Uronson, aa plurality; harles 11. arner, if! plurality. Overseer of the poor C. NoonRn.

71 piuralitv. CollcctorJame l.or-kington. 114 plurality. ConstaMes-Jnmes Van Valkenlsirg, aa iilurality; Henry s. Taylor TO plurality.

Inspectors of election I.vman Conlev 72 plurality; Edward Bronson, 71 plurality. Game constable -Thomas bishop, 6H piuralitv F.xcise couimlsaioner Augustus ijrlhan, 74 plurality. DAICSVILLE. Special Dispatch to Oie Democrat and Chronicle. Dahstillk, March 11.

This town has rarely witnessed the excitement at a town meeting that has prevailed to-day on the subject of license or no license in the election of excise commissioners. The worst storm of the season prevailed during the entire day, accompanied by thunder and lightning. The temperance people were victorious ater a gallant struggle in behalf of their cause. It was a square stand up fight on both sides and every inch of ground was contested. Reulien Whiteman, George C.

Stone and Wiliiam Dunning were eleeted excise commissioners on the no license ticket by 75 ma jority, on a vote of 91S. James Faulkner jr. was elected supervisor of North Dans-vnle. GEXESEO. Special Dispatch to the Democrat and Citronicie.

Oesebko, March 11. The whole Kepub-lican ticket was elected here to-day by an average majority of 150. Kidder received 21:1 majority for supervisor, vron H. Foster was elected clerk by 176 majatstr. and William J.

Milne, an advocate of no ii- eeyise, was elected excue cotnmisgieflcy by majority of H'J, Afnif: Ppecial Dispatch to the Democrat and Chronicle. Avow, March 11. Aaron Barber (Dem.) Was re-elected supervisor to-day by 53 majority. The Republicans elected the town clerk, assessor and postmaster. The balance ef the ticket is Democratic.

By Associated Press. WIDDLKTOWS. MiiiDLKTow, Orange March 11. At tlie charter election here to-dav the Republicans elected the trustees in all four wards and James If. Frank as president of the board.

Last year the Democrats carried evil) thing. Local Observations. aaily bunrdity, wr oanT. 0.4 mttlia since last midnight report, Weather Indications. WAKHfXCTes, Marell IS I p.

M. For the m'ddle sta.es: warmer and rainy, foli'wed by much J'lSjTf, eofJerW.nd,er.lc?'vSL Tefrii sr to brwk a tintometer, ay ll sKRIED. TTVFIT.L- -tlORfwS. In Los Angeles, Cal. Feh SMK t.

ilielU'v. W. H. IjMourette, Mr. .1.

A. Ilrif-tlilsrd HI." tiirili.n. Is.th of lNcsons. (wl. DIED.

In Cleveland. Ohio, on Similar, Much fl'iwj 'ly C. A. M.ine.i.1 March his fe-iaence id 1 ofk. llr.

1'. IV Hcheslv.we.iiieH.iay inoriiiog. iturial private. PALPUS IrTTi FERRIS For Parlor and Chamber rieeoratloruT. at- WHIT tW 1'l ltoliiiie e'l-vathranclihoais Slain vm nan aaos GIG-ARS.

Smokers of this deUdons weed will please take notice that we are weekly In receipt of FltRSH IMPOBT8J1 HEKitT CLAIf CONCHA E3PECIAL8S taut Marl, caul, which we Bell at 9x0.00 mxx xoo. ilUIii ITi hiw.s. They are stnai. a Lu.o riLuxa and equal to tne nest 4c C1UARS. S2.QO Jp-JHXa.

XOO. We carry tlie tAROEST and BEST 8RI.ECTBD stock of CIGARS ia Rochester, and PRICKS TUB LOWEST. Give tu a call and be convinced. Matthews Servis, Oor. Main and Fitsfcugfc-gtg.

REIViOVAL WIU remore to 31 FAST WAHf STREET, throa doors Ct, uWut MARCH lBtH, Where, with ltter faciltuw and a lawr store, we will Ut to aerva our ousuuiittm wiia a tuli Hut, uf uur owu mmke ot O-tTMIDiESsS And tiie fittest assort ment ot FR.UITS In the eii for rM-I trade. M. A. ZIMMERMAN.27 E. Main-St DONT PAIL TO CALL OS C.

M. FISK. orctat Tailor, FISK FISK FISK FISK FISK ror your tine flt'lng, trimmed sum. lie has the very best workmen, and ali gsroieniB are mad. in the latest New-Vork ttjle.

Uooms and In Marhle Block, OVBlt No. Ta BAST MAlaf-8T. 9 FISK FISK FISK FISK FISK READ. lm Yonr Coal! BT BCYIKQ TUB SELF-ACTING COAL SIFTER. lVo Shaking I No Dtutl Ho Labor I PortHysly nothtni, to do but torn his stmunta of the ooal h.st into the Sifter.

The asm wiiiueri m.los drawer and the coal in the sual lw. slrcuSui. Ws Kuarantee aU ws say. tar" bSiud tor on. and tsst lu JOHN A.

m.UEB,Manufacturer, BBIOOa mowl CANAL-ST. ttfT SHOES TENDER FEE! H0ISELEH, WEU FnTllSj sXCOANT. WEBSTER PEET, rjtuxeuon te S. IWaasTnaJ, 117 EAST JLUN STltEET. ARTIFICIAL LEGS 1 WltaaU ta I start Itnsrorsuisau.

suds I i in ADIRONDACK PARK BILL KBFEKBED TO TUB (OnSIITTEl ON PI BLIC I.A.II09. Katlrely New Bill How Kypeeted Orneral Legislative HewsAa Attar- siey lor I lie Another Investigation ordered by the Assembly BUI Paaaed and Introduced. Special Dispatch to the Democrat and Chronicle. Albany, March 11. The assembly had bardly recovered from the confusion of the midnight session when it came together this morning and at once resumed its discussion of the Adriandack park bill where it left off last night.

The pending question was on Mr. Erwin's motion to refer the bill back to the committee on public lands and to postpone the matter indefinitely. The roll waj called on this motion and a large number of the members explained their votes. The motion was lost. Then there followed a series of mantvuvres.

Mr. Husted had moved to refer to the judiciary committee and various amendments to this were offered in the way of referring to other committees. Finally it was voted to refer the bin to the committee on public lands, the committee which had charge of the bill originally. This committee wUl give a hearing to-utorrow afternoon. It is expected that an entirely new bill will be perfected and reported, cut its nature cannot be known at present.

TBE SKSHCAS AX1) THEIB ATTOR.YET. Mr. Vedder. in the senate, and Mr. Hash, ill the assembly, introduced to-day a bill appointing Johnson V.

Goodwill, of Kait Randolph, Cattaraugus conntv, a commissioner to adjust all claims of, and demands doe from, the tieneca nation of Indians to Benjamin F. Congdon, the late attorney for said nation, -when superseded, including his services as such attorney not otherwise provided for by law in suits then pending. BILLS PASSED BT THE ASSETfBLV. The assembly passed Sir. Rice's bill amending the act of 1883 estabushing the court of claims, and Mr.

Bailey's bill amending the charter of Batavia. MOBS IXVESTIGATIOS IX TBS ASSEMBLY. The asseml.ly to-day pasjed a resolution for a committee of inquiry into the cost of the windows that were put in the asseaiblv chamber last week. The bill was oveV 1,100 for tea windows and Commissioner Terry says that this sum is not too nra On the other hand Assemblyman Hendricks of Onondaga, says that the glas caa be bought here in Albany at one-half of what cost the state. LEGISLATIVE BREVITIES.

Mr. Pratt was in his seat this morning. Mr. Hubbell is still absent on account of sickness in his family. Mr.

Pratt introduced a bill to-day relating to public instruction. Mr. Welch has introduced a bill relating to the seminary of Our ldy of Angels. Mr. Scott, at, the request of the trustees of Nunda, has introduced a bill amending the charter of that village.

By Associated Press, TO HE RE POSTED FAVOBAKLT. Alba.it, March 11. The senate judiciary committee will repart favorably Senator rassett bill making emploves preferred creditors of insolvent persons. THE STAmiimATURE IS SEN ATS Alsast. March 11.

In the senate to-dav. cussed and WM fcH-natorSInrrihy it tro.lm-i lO fVtl- th Kill iniri oi iBe vf-teran iuass.moiyairH-ndrupnt to the raniutl pnau.n. concurred in. Tne 5 wTSa "i iuttt war. now goea IX ASSE3IBLT.

The Kovnton Mr. ItfyDton Mr. Boyiuon tiui4 Ax. i hinL2rrI'ton 88 an that the iwommnted to tbe lands contmitteV Adiecusaioa ensued ato was tlie prooer con.m.tteetoharectariteof the l.ilj Vopcr 'If declared inat Mr. Bovnton had bsen K' to order.

Kr. I Neil moved to refer tae subject to toe com-milree i-a frame 1.W9. to ti to- "endmnl was tlien carried-30 The following bills were introduced By lneard New York citv to ofWow.0' lil-E1" bUte Meeting the interests lawJbv Prtmary elertloa proidiB; for a r. om-er and At two inspector, of mnS-iS and thp a renter fur voters. gaSe -'hnttn-Fur the protection of flsh and By Mr.

Rosenthal Conferring police Dowers oa eonductora on steam roilwavs powers on t.i?r- "lump sum" svs-5SPJ? '1 provilingfor bits Zt? various depart! The bill also pro-i irriSSf.V for insurance department and the railway tobhimIoh shall beawarded vernn'eBt" otber brlabes By. Mr. Karl-Providing tliat treasurers of of over shaU menls forft' 'r uniid taxes and -Anowia citbens not less than five number to form wwleliiii estauS reform schools forchiidivn. to which InstiUuiSns hoys and girls niay be aiiuaitted by justices of the peace and police justices, controller to make all necessary regiilations for the preservation of stete lands the Adirondack region and to appoint not less than hit salary of a year and for travehS pense. Tlie bill aidiroi.riales tv.sno.

il for holding special lections between I and 6 o'clock in the afternooTT in rjew rork three week, and in Brooklyn twi tsfin POwilaUon of i' oeiore an general fm'' of candidates eiei'iions snail Ie conducted bv the highest number of 771 i. cuuiuaii-s ai the ensuing elec- tton'll Monday succeeding the spe. ial elec Adjourned railut- FORFEITED LAND t. HANTS. Serrelary Teller'.

Report on the Paclfl asauway fJosmpanleaw WASHiNOTOjf, March 1 1 The secretary of the interior, in his report to the anna. to whether the Pacific railway companies uuiujniw wan me requirements or the Thurman act, says that the Central Pacific promptly complied with the requirements of luesc, out me union racnio has not done so. The report sets forth the dates when the several failures occurred and gives the ot ute company to the united States as 1, 787,000, payment of which was demanded April 21 18K3 a misunderstanding aa to what are the' net to wmcn tne nve per cent, applies Avista uoiupany ana tae govern ment. Starvlnzln the Streets. AiosTREAL, March 11.

The police found three women dying of starvation here last iiier were u. al. i-rt a Junes, sisters, both over 60 years of aTj' and a daughter of the latter named Alice! iney naa iriea to get work at dress -making, but fuiicd, and their mean. hausted. They then resigned themselves to die of hunger.

The two elder women w. weaa that tuey could not speak when utu ui uie tiospitat. Arizona Towns In Dansrer. i March 11. The Gila river s'wus rapmiv and la now tnnt- i IMa 18H8.

Citi-sens are at work constructing a but this will not save the lower ort. eh. from an inundation if the river continues to rise. The people are afraid to go to bed The Colorado river is also rising and Adonde Station is threatened with destruction Destructive Prairie Fire la Kansas. Kaxsas C'itt, March 11.

A destnicM prairie fire was started by soark. from locomotive yesterday afternoon near Kinsley, this state. It burned a number of ranches, dwellings and other property. Mrs. G.

W. Matheiy was burned to death while endeavoring to save her home. Punished for Disobedience. Patxuxcx. N.

March ll.nihnn Wfgger three years ago prohibited the sale of liquor on hundays, but William l.layden and liis wife disobeyed the order. The Hay-dens both died oil Friday a ad thn bishop prevented their funerals from taking place in the church yesterday. Honoring Jewish Philanthropist, Ci.iVM.ANn, March II. The supreme lode of the Hebrew order of k'cstier Hhel liarel, which is holding its quinquennial cession here, to- day endowed a llotne for Aged and Iniirm Israelites in this city lu olas aytjd was JfLe'er eonduoted Hadar the fli-m name of K. urman ACu.

C. KM.l t. liochester. I. PURE MILK FROM HEALTHY WWS, FEJ WHOt.K-mm Uh1.

Bottrdiott-fefinrw and ram- U1fw iiifpiipd at rw, nutkaUtliaKH frwm Ui 100 tioaru prr ur. Addreaa J-AIIMKR, I. f. got 79, otr. DON'T BORROW, T7HK? YOU CAN RKXT.

OS RKA80HABLK tnns f-rnpe tutu mi anrt for fnawai. JKn'T wlK-n ftm caa tae 0Jrte remnvft Aiik Urrwa, fur Iiii.n1 circular, miU yuur i rrr ftiitl lace tuitcte asRiwd it new at imM MRS- A. ALLWS, FOIt 8ALK OK KXCIIANOK. fester Park Property. rKSnFSCE.

WITK LOT 40x100 FERT; PRIC'S. 'll''Ul'lend11 lot 1HW feet tor 1 1,18 will ne a grand for an investment, twin, central f.irs pervsi wishing lo bsilltl and c.tii-niai.B Sigh rnu. ownw will eaohsnm. for unmlisr houses. y.

KIMim.KV, Kesl Fst.ite 4.1 Ar-de. Catarrh rosltivelr tared. THF. FNtVERSAI. CATARRH TRF.ATMFvr IH tiieimlr reneslr yet liur.sluiwl which wlit ins.

sn'l cure t'atarih in slUti i- invite siinering fr.mi Cstarrh to mil at office. o-tmrn Itoue Biis-k, dv nr eveniog. fur ac.l o.nsiiltsil'in iiwt. We hsvn mupy letter, anil at mir ofSc.i fniin imrtie. in tins CUT and vicinity stni hsve been wiuipietely ctlnsi I.y this trentmoiit, several cases hcittg nfiiver twenty yc-ais stHiiilimc.

lilt. PliKVOS'l'. 1'iiysician. rtr.Prerost is a aradilste of 1 tie College of Ptiy-itciaii. and Vcrk.

He ha lisd a (sai-lce -if loerthiity yesrs, nwj Juis made itrrh ami itisea' of tile hesd ami tiir.su, a sisssni stuitr. With tile itoiver.nl tremuient I.i-i..r vuirantoes biclireauy ease of catiirrh. fac.we-ci- s.Itsiii-ciI. DAKOTA." A COr.ON'ISTS- KXCLTVTOX TRAIN. VIA R.

A il- will ytf h.ier Marrb lth, nt aO I with thrntisfh taw t-'Cliicinuo, whhout chantte, A criitii.tr.t wiil awmijunv I his triiii ariti jya valnabtt- in formation in ntum t. free lands tn r8Ttniirf.s(r('n-(;a;frl in fietetTtiua th availalde loeallon. to Kansaa or othw may va thit ihriniifh train Tickfta may jxirchiMMH, of A.W. and r. J.

AM3DKX. K.K:!iesl.M Vtr forthr inior-tnation, address A. To I) ft, t'oltneyviile, JB.Y. The Old Mason and Dixon J.in befwcPTi th rum rH-m jttirt jwnithem stai-fw, nttt iTttvit' th fetjliKUe-flaysiiHi our awn rivr (i'f. At laxt, nuwr whti hfartl twi pjnt and trfst ifiri.li.vni! tho tvUTive vAine nf theit- rity.

We, li.irt:vrr, jm SwtuKhine Mth ids. onoxft.rtl -'r i the inot Mjl.sh rwdureauCUitt mUlch we can tflcr to-day toTS.U", treiitont a ir tot T1 ran (wo vi either ono. Tit If, nftiiiiHt, tJdl ftrf "t-m;" P'it ii ti; tis a v.u wish, rtoMHfr Mr. MiiWh. J.

Z. 1V Kit CO. feeal EstaW Brofcera, tl AJ0a3, FOR SALE. THE SHOE FACTORY Of O'Neill, Hictfy Auburn. IT IXCLIDK3 TUB Machfrery, Fixture, lasts, es, Patterns, The Factory is within 80 rode of two railroad, and th.

entire tasmess can be eondaeted on one toi power, a spi.bndio oppoRitJrnry tor any wishins to continue th. tmstoess. Address fHABLES O'BRWV twlanee. Auhsrs. sj.y.

SHAWS PATENT. Tiie Best Door SpriBg Mafle Will dose the haAVtt Ttt drvoy without aUunfai'-K. VTa timxo I mrerM-y. Also, tefun -r Skate Ackmwil4 to be MECHANICS anfJ M. DIAJIOM) "RESCIt The Blest rerfeet, Stmnaest, Easiest Haadlei Wrench ei-er niade.

25 Web Main Street, fOfpnslte Arci6- 0BEiflACIISHAL2 THK l.BA5au.MANrjrACTDRB!t8 OF Furscioaiis BKr.VTE eTftBHT (j THE MOST REMARKABLE Value in Men's Half Hose ever shown from thOUt Pti the best bargain of the kind we have yet seen, will be opened to-day at our Men's Furnishing Department. It is not a lot of old and un seasonable fancy Socks, but fresh new styles for the present spring aud summer. Briefly they are Full Regular Made, genuine English Ingrain Solid-colored Cotton Socks, in Cardi-nah Navy, (Seal Brown, in all sixes, from 0 ''a'e not sold so good a tock of the kind before Cor less than 40c or 50c a pair. We have marked these tivtntu-l itre er.Us a pair. A.

S. MANX CO SOME NECKWEAR. To close out the balance of assortments of our Winter Scarfs, we have marked a quantity of odd Scarfs in Fiats, Putts and Kuots fitly cenfs rara. Their regular prices have been 75c, J1.25 and 1.30, and include some of the richest quality and most desirable shapes in winter styles. While they are reduced so much in price, thoy are still seasonable, and are all good, desirable shapes and patterns in great variety.

Many neat, simple styles among them. Moreover, they are in good condition, and not shopworn goods. We ha just received a fresh assortment of Black Xeskwear of all kinds our regular lines Fiats, Puffs, Band-Bows, Stocks, Folded Ties, Windsors and DeJoinvilles. Also a full assortment old-fashioned Black Silk Cravats for elderly men A. 8.

MANX CO. JOHANX TTOFF'S HALT EXTRACT it th. Kutri fs. "-V? an, IniTnoiVrtirirfJliJ- I'tuVKtooSSitv? Wlt fcJrtrai-uru the Uirt jZrm tuy mtolixai trat-tu. and hv It an ai CfuvaHwoi tlltr wr.1 lrl Imi mmA lkn ru(-i U.

UTlLlJl as, A.H., U.D., rjjila, hary.tv,'i(-ht.k.ii mgmfmM Mrwra TarraMf A t's. tor Ami n. (f lHttur UtKn th nfMiUtioa fef in Uviiuia M.i6 fcv- tPHI't Kit" HVilnnl r.i.j llrvrarft nf ImlUtional itiei gvnmfi.ri tthtxit it)rnn)nr at WarttalraM. Ji Usi atuJa every li.tUi, Jierlt M. jj-rssnssisnna.

Desirab'e Property for Sals. IP I HAhM GARFIKt.Da DEATH rF.CTKD a Amis STAR ROUTE CASKS. wTUHam A. rook's Testimony Before sate Springer Committee other aanington natters Krnphatlc Denial from Representative Kills The Reports on morrl sou's Tariff Bin. Washisgtow, March llr Wuliara A Cook testified to-day before the Springer committee that when it was announced that he was to represent the government in the star-route cases Colonel W.

p. Wood offered hima retainer of $25,000 if he would defend those who might be indicted. Cook declined the otfer. Shortly after his appointment the witness had an interview with Uarfleld. The president said the eases involved many who had been his special fm-nds.

While he expected the counsel to act tinder the attorney general he wanted it understood that he was the head of the people and desired thewitness to communicate with him at any hour on the cases. The president said "I want a most thorough and impartial investigation of the lects.and herever it conducts you I want you to go, respective of persons, Witness made a re-Jiort to the president regarding the progress of the work on the star route casT the evening before he was assassinated. He said he was satisfied. "Before le ng- taidthe witness said to the that be should be careful of hte movenna bS? tTf between the Stalwarts and Ha f-reeds, aud there were connected with ttawTa ctoas of men of extreme views. said that theJf might be.

a resort to violence. Such was the iSprSSSJ inched for the Kent f'if i'lent, bui he responded thai there 1 think I tiaeJat that interview iy Placed in my lip, by James but 1 stated nltnee wliat I have given. The 2mJ M'teWss was so tu-ongthatitimgntcperateon the mind, of some of those mvolvedw such an extent, as to lead JSn Um form despera- apTwf-iked Jul4ta were. witness answered "no decided fv w'PTh Tile tafewdrew'orwSdl he 5 8 the president woTTot suit of the individual action of ljuiteau and I have never become uilT satisfled that that infer- an idea of the existing on the part of tn star route cates Uiat I believed it might Into practice. 1 uea ot tne se tn the be carried as the president with those ai-ninrf whem there was this bitter In part.

Where there any hints or intimations from the mXh you to reaoh that conclusion imjuired MilvB, AftfrtbeV that the grand jury bad been dis-hifi of thi ve, "-fsean to the "distric He thought the blame would attach t-attoruey for the discharge The on witness' mind wns that the adjourn u.ue to prevent nn indictment in the star route cases, but that may have b. en ah kind inference Witness said that whe? BHs frame WHieLs th- leadership? .1 i .5 pfecHrid indictn.ents against Lillev andBiatt. but they have beta left uv tmu-hJl leC-e since. Witness thought he coiUd bare secured I conviction by a Washington jury and "idurtUi5 two luncs were composed of men as hono'leas could thought the prouUot too many part. Thfe was stl "atKrS? bhss then said that he did not think there comW he a cnvirtion it and yet it was this that nressel forvart by the prosecution as a SrciS part of Bliss toward Horsey and Boom, at extent.thta decided IsaJlftWlS Saf n'i'rJS ben Ihe'Sor? i was Presented, Wl have said that the defendants hid not been proven guiftv Witney said be had the attornoy-geKf's 2rSh 'offered certain suggestions the that the witness mn.

io rtnss lor hs office' n. nn en the contrary, gave him 5 Vm speeiol instructions I. i V7 1 vemvmher that was be tevoivld SS Witness asev-rtMi tiwt hS without-Acting ar. "Bliss wrote trVr.Sk,he he said that ehrd issfiS uedL''ia-arrest of Boone and herfHe as yoti please; say you kuown14 V'2 That was the eommKIon from hhss for me to lie. I the at'orn'v-general rf he had given Blws authority to act Be asatn repcfu'-d tiiJt he owed his appomtuiem to Kiss, and Laid me 'id not others ise do becacse of indeblwluess mi mis3 FBf-3t REPRrSEKTAjriX ELUS.

the- testimony of Itepre.sent5ti,-e Kilis Tand T.tth the star route itilis deni-d cider oath Hie receipt or promise of money for 'o securing msU w'a as he Bio l-puisiaoa people whenever hecould i5 fcu-al of the charge, against hi, aTiui said he thought there to justify its report to the tHistuiaster-goneraT otpinim-eman I'-elte waated to have lim inveeil'. enough the ease cuau inan ihat as other wituesses had heen i' would be weU lo taie their statements. ose rgsTiaoxr raoii couwei. sm tin lied its exau mation of unportant was elicited. dhtailk or nre takiff an.i..

maJorit.v and minority renorts or the ways and means committee on the Motrison tariff l-iu were siiUiiilted to the house SyJ of the committee was upon strict pi tv Haes ThS reductiou of the revenue under the reisirtid is estimated at 3l.fjit,oon the has "of import The minority report sets fort I "a worthy fact that not a single interest fh A md Slates has remitted demanded Uie pnmoia reduction, and contends that the tuff vtil l.tismt. force down the. price of law increase Jd TM ETFKK BOWTOX IKVRSTIO ATI OX Secretary Folger aiiiwared before the' Keifer-Boynton committee this morning in relatioJ to several papers on file in his department Ttouchln? "'ft S' w'B! Moore. It was agreed that Boynton should cop, of these papers if desired. 3 Rj Jkier TirMe (otigtesstnan ft.d ami Keifer -M.

-rdon't WOT TO BB RE INSTATED. VOTS OX TBS HBxICiS TBEATV. "eiKvea to been as follows: ftww, Uniomm. J-1. a.th Aldrich.

Call. Conger Miihoni vY, 'I: Beweli. Sherman. and 1'latt, in i. xiemoorats 5 in italics.

Flaht with Escaped Prisoners. Silver Crrv ir i m-fa 11. information received from th. tzir? bhS; suns ttUK I airira -r a ni 1 V6. the posse.

The 7, naa 111s head shot off and the Mexican chave, WM 6hot d()ad Jo9e Laffer, one of the bosse, was kiUed by -Kit Joy who was himself killed. Michael Lee rjigineer ebster. Pursuing an Kloplng Couple. Mink Ktatiov v. Peter Christman.

a fe'- nda pursued hi. daughter Mary: aged 1(1 years. r. '1 Iriel i yum kicl Henry and overtook them. Henry fired at the father "Bnry i80 K'.

two Jfrid.UrS thei ladv with him the young lady. Henry was arrested later. Bad EHe of the Lasker Incident. Be-bllx, March 11. -The Lasker incident has gr eatly excited Bismarck ami event freah phase of the dispute quickens his Irritation He is much amaciated and has time.

It is regarded as a bad sign, and the prmce's diet has been oompletelTehed His condition causes much anxiety. Carpenter's Jury Completed 1 1 -In trial Zora Wf 'r tbe m'-der of Ziora Burns, a Jury was secured this after- Mld xaminatTn I convict on circumstantial evidence unless It was of th. most convincing character. The Cholera at Asplnwall. ThOMAK.

Kfareh 1 r. i Ht. that the cholera or a kindred dtau2T vails at Aapinwali. rrB California's r.tlc Cont ention ruuvvutionwui bttsiHld Bit iluck I'lrst Past lUall la O.u.l,.. Ouaiia, March 11 -The new fs.t mail arrived beie at 7 o'clock this eve- ed in this tins St-AKin, March 1 1.

Firing began at Zariba at 8 o'clock this evening. General fira-ham, Colonel Stewart and their whole force went thither at once. Ihey found at 8 o'clock this evening, while the Highlanders were working on an entrenched fort at Zariba, to-day, they were attacked by Osman Digma's advance. Scouts from the direction of Namanieb report that Osmnn, with 7,000 men, is moving toward Zariba with the hope of destroying the British stores of water by a series of night attacks. Osman retains amoug his adherents the great tribe known as the Haddndowas, whose sheiks urged that night assaults formed the best kiad of strategy which could be used against England's arms of preceision.

CHINA'S WArVicEPARATIONS. Vast irrsnslau.ua of A ran and "on. Attack oil Kacilluh. if- Cantox, March 11. China's preparations for war are advancing energetically, and the movement of troops through Canton has increased.

Vast stores of arms and munitions are accumulating, and all signs indicate a prolonged war. The populace, however, show no hostility to foreigners, and Europeans move freely through the streets and are treated with perfect courtesy. BCM0B8 OF AST ATTACK OR BACSTKH. Hoso Koso, March 1 1. A report is current that General MiUott opened a cannonade upon Bacoinh on Monday, Snlcldca; on Account of a Scolding.

Kew York, March 11. Joseph Silk, aged 18 3 ears, attempted to commit suicide here to-day by shooting himself. He was found with five bullet holes in his head and will die. The reasons for the attempt was because of a fceolding he received from his father. St.

Paul, March 1 1 This morning Harry, the twelve-year-old son of Edward Turner, angered at a reproof administered by his mother, snatched up a revolver and shot himself through the heart. Stranae Suit of a mall Agent. t-HAHLOTTE, H.C., March H. In 1877 J. M.

Turreatine was route mail agent between here and Danville. He claimed that during the cold weather of the December of that year the Richmond and Danville company failed to provide his car with a stove and he took cold and suffered so severely that he lost his voice. He sued the company for S0, 000 damage and the jury to-day gave him 3 500. Earnlnes Soushern Ralln-ays. St.

tons, March 11. The annual report of the Missouri Pacific railway shows that the net earnings in 1883 were 4, 1 75 000 an increase of 000 over the preceding year. The semi-annual report of the Wabash road shows net earnings amounting to ta 000, a decrease from the preceding six months of 1 1 2, 000. The net earnings of the Iron Mountain railway in 1 S8a amounted to 13, Fate or the College Sport Resolutions Kew York, March 11. The answers received to the circular in relation to iuter-collegtate athletics are unsatisfactory and no further steps will be taken in the matter The resolution receiving the greatest number of objections was the one permitting no college organisation to engage in athletic contests except with similar organisations from their own or other institutions of learning.

Investigating the Pork tlaestlon. Paris, March 11. The committee of the chamber of deputies considering th s-0fthe importation of pork has deejJSfcL qukt-teaT S1 at the irojsrrjment, to -ociis- general of the various tpajtmenw upon the The committee will request the government to suspend the embargo oa pork until a decision is reacaea. Claims of the Dominion government. Moktrkal, March 11.

The counsel of tne dominion government has lodged claim against the Exchange bank for i i' 000, deposited in the bank and insists that the government shall be paid before the other depositors on the ground of first charge. Most Dastardly Outrage. ibov, Aiorcn 11. Two men drove np to nuittB occupieu oy nun-is Inmcombet and his sister, near Hoosac, yesterday and lorcea imncombet to lintik Uquor with them. Ihen they assaulted his sister.

The brother attempted to defend her and was severely KxraLcu. oiains escapea. Solicitor Ksynor's Mureessor. namnu, marcu ii. ine vacancy vUrcU it ursui oi tne taw solicitor of the treat ury, Kenneth Eaynor, will probably be filled by the promotion of Assistant ooucitor who has occupied a subordinate position in the oflice for several years.

Exports of Petroleum. AiHiKfjTOJf, March 11. The vahteof tue exports ot petroleum and petroleum products during January was 3, HM5, 000, and for the seven months which en.ded with aiuary, uu-J, against 35, ill 0, 000 in the same period of last year. Sued by a Salvation Soldier. ukiogfpobt, conn.

March 1 1 Suit was brought to-day against the chief-of -police for 1 13, 000 damages for the arrest and imprisonment, last month, of Captain James Hunter, of the Salvation Army. Other suits win loiiow. Nine Sailors Drowned. bt. John, is.

B. March 11 The bark ana nuiios, irom tms port for Glasgow has been lost at sea and the nine men com'-posing the crew were drowned. When a steamer met the wreck there were only three men on board. They were taken off ana lanaea at yueenstown. II rEed to Save Egypt's monuments.

Paws, March 1 1. The Debate publishes a letter from Kenan, appealing for public sb-senptions in aid of the mission of Maspero the Egyptologist, to protect the monuments of ancient Egypt, which du ing the past two years have been threatened wish destruction. Disagreement In an Assanlt Case. Poughkkki-sik, March 1 1. In the case of Michael Harrington, the man indicts assaulting the East FiahkiU school-teacher Miss Benjamin, the 1urv to- Will Probably Command the Alert.

Wasbisotov. March 11 William Bambrid Hoff will mij. ordered to command the Alert on her Arctie cruise to relieve Lieutenant fireely. Indian A sent Nominated. WaWIIKOTOH.

March 1 1 Th. has nominated Abratn J. GifTord, of Kew York, to be agent for the Indians at the Fort Berthold agency. Dakota. Fatal Tenement House Fire.

Kew York. March 11. At which occurred here this morning Mrs. Peter Sullivan, an invalid who occupied the attic of tenement building, was burned to death. Funeral of Kenneth Raynor.

P.ALUIGH, N. C. Man 1 1 The funeral services over the remains of Kenneth W. Raynor, the late solicitor of the treasury occurred here to-day. Death of an Actor and Playwright.

Nkw Yowc. March 7. Nathaniel Page, the actor and playwright known aa ieaoy lsyron, died to-day. Failure In the Soap Trrde. Bt.

Long. Marcs 11 Kehan nfi.sii Bona, lard and soap manufacturers, ham assigned. Jay ttonla In Cuba. IlAVAKA, March 11. The vaoht Atlanta arrived here to-day with Jay Uould and his cuuijy.

Maine selection. Hats. March ll it iDein.) was elected mayor here to-day. Death or rare. Fenno Tudor.

Bobtow, March 11. Mrs. Fnnno 70 years, died here to-dav. eln Navlgatlns thelladson. I'oiioHKKEium, March 11.

Navigation opened to. night. I train -viiBPttHi tXjti KnM fD 1 rOn. 4 iiW bf wt. pfJTwrtjf must be soid xj ci'Hh act ciai.

'I'tie i.artiiari Criieernini; littm vn.tMtrit cua i ieaj'atd hy wiiiit at Jhu. 1 P'-wen jao PROCTOR SANFORD.i X3on.tla.taB. "Testa extracted without pais bj the bm of Hitreai 25 and 28 EwoodElock, Eochsater, I. Y. JSP.

A. I'iiM Tmt. J. SAKVOBJl. TKEfM KXTHA1TKD HITHOtT PAIS AT ELisweara eulbtfoiiot '( XJ Blat HJ f.A iiiWisM TtrifiA ail av.r anajiLaU tutd tiia baai aiaterial uetXL rilONEY to LOAN J.

A. Efi Fowtll Bl He, Fi Si is, ie ft. AVAIMIAMS' ALIFORM A EXCURSION t-rnir UasliHl Marrh I th. ISMtlC'ular. addresi c.

If A II tf A Ma, j.u.n. JOSEPH DAWES, IT West A Hu he.ler, H. ion. m.iaisrt Smlied on Uovarnnisiit ordsrt, aiosA vmn Ms. ia sooi.

TIIK H- IIOtitsFX OS PI.TWOtlT,! avwur. foruiart tiwjtiid fey tho late ItAftVsjil il'Ut, Kt tit uia or inct'ihr. KrifMin' bmnlr ttf WIU.) OKhllKM, iiAiiaa' tn-wt, or. isr. sr.

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