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BOCimSTEll DEMOCRAT AKD CHKOIOLE: SUNDAY, JUKE 21, 1885. THE PITTSBURG FORECLOSURE. HEADLIGHT AND SWITCHLIGHT. Democrat and Chronicle THE HONEOYE AWARDS THE CLASS EANQUET. Judge Angle Directs an Order of Sale General New The Last of the Albion High School Com West Shore Time-table-and Local Matters.

CIRCULATION. An Appeal Probable. WATER of LIFE Natural Spring Mineral VJ ate from the Lava Beds of Inyo County, California- mencement Exercises, An Excessive Amount Granted by the Commissioners. Saturday, June 13, 12,400 An order -was made by Judge Angle yes Following the annual meeting of the al Sunday, June 14, 12,612 terday, directing a judgment of foreclosure and sale in the celebrated foreclosure case of umni of the Albion Hizh school Monday, June MORE LITIGATION PROBABLE Nature's Great Blood Purifier and Healer Tuesday, June 16, 11,888 The Union Trust company against the Rochester and Pittsburg Railway company. The order of the court, toe-ether with an order evening, tiie class of 'S6 tendered a banquet to the graduating class and the alumni of the school in the large hall on the upper floor of the school building.

The hall was handsomely trimmed with flags and flowers. Wednesday, June 17, 11,800 overruling the exceptions to the report of Thursday, June 18, 11,800 Referee Davy, filed by Messrs. Olmsted Opinions of Chief Engineer Tubbs and Other City Officials The Honeoye Millers too Clamorous The Award too Great by at Least $40, 000. Upon the signal from the president of the oc Friday, June 19, 11,900 ANALYSIS OF THE NATURAL MINERAL SPRING WATER, THE WATER OF LIFE," By Prof. THOMAS PRICE.

M. Analytical Cheralit. Chemical Laboiiatouy, 524 Sacra mexto San Francisco. August 16th, 1SS0. FABRKXKIiVG, San Francisco, Discoverer of the Water of Life: casion, Cteorge W.

Bemis, of the class of Meigs, were filed in the county clerk's office yesterday. The court finds the amount due on the bonds in Question is the 80, the company to the number of fifty took Total for One Week, 84,198 sum of $2, 051. 292. 01. and confirms the nJm.i.i.

caref ul a'-ysls of the Ave gallons of water you left with ma, and below pleas9 seats at the elegantly decorated tables and began the assault upon the viands which were The commission, consisting of H. V. How land, James T. Gardiner and C. C.

Chloride of So bum. report of the referee, as modidfled and amended, and orders that the property of the Average Daily Circulation, 12,028 served them by the young ladies of the new senior class. President Bemis welcomed the graduates to the banquet in a graceful speech Organic Matter 13. 48 grains. Iodine a id roraine truces.

Iron trices. iMeicanl Phosphoric Acids trace. Lima and Magnesia traces. grains 133,3.1 651. Oi s'UH 14.23 i.iiur.ua of aruonato of da Bu 1 phat tfod.v Suiphide of Sodium Silica defendant corporation be sold to satisfy and pay the amount due upon the bonds, to STATE OF NEW YORK, I County of Monroe.

15 oTjiins. I. P. Pond, Secretary for the Democrat and and acted as toast-master during the evening. The fodowing toasts were happily responded to in the course of the banquet: The Class of '85' 'Miss L'zzie Wall.

gether with interest and costs. Hon. John M. Davy is appointed referee to make sale of the propert-, such sale to take place at the Court house in this city, on proper no Chronicle, does solemnly swear that the actual n'phthe foreirolnii an ana'ysis Is a verr teroarkabie one, boiuz at fnc3 a sulphur, salt, car Joiio waiS. water.

The digestive and urinary organs are specially atleeted by al- number of copies of said Daily Democrat and The new time table on the West Shore road will go into effect at midnight. Trains will leave as follows Going east 6 :40 a. m. express 10 :45 m. express 4 :00 p.

m. local to Newark; 6:45 p. Syracuse local; 5:15 p. m. express; 6:15 p.

m. express; 10:50 p. m. express. Going west 4:05 m.

fast express; 9:10 a. m. express; 7:40 a. no. Buffalo local; 5:15 p.

m. express; 7:35 p. in. express 9:40 p. m.

express. Trains arrive from the east 4 :55 a. m. fast express; 8:30 a. m.

local; 10:00 a. m. express; 10:40 a. m. Newark local; 6 :05 p.

m. express 8 :25 p. m. express 10 :30 p. m.

express. Arrive from the west 7 :35 a. m. express 1 1 :35 m. express 6 :05 p.

m. express 7:10 p. m-, express; 8 :25 p. m. Buffalo local; 11:40 p.

m. express. The above is the time for arriving and departing from the Trowbridge street station. All local trains run through from this city without changing at Genesee Junction. All trains now run to the company's new station at Weehawken and passengers are landed at either the Forty -third street or Jay street stations in New York.

SPARKS. The Michigan Central has eight G. A. R. excursions to the Portland encampment by its route.

The Erie Sunday excursion to Conesus lake will leave the Exchange street station at 10 o'clock this morning. The railway conductors' excursion to Silver Lake will leave the Rochester and Pittsburg station at 9 o'clock this morning. A new time table will go into effect on the Northern Central road to- morrow to con 7,7, i niuenury ran il salna cue i. Tmskiuand rosp.tory memo s. aie, authorities, tniluencad by snlnhnr iters, while asocial action on the blood Chronicle printed and distributed on each of the above days was as above stated.

N. P. POXD. tiee, and that either party to the litigation may bid at such sale. The proceeds of the sale are to be applied to the pay The Gentlemen or JiissLnetta Fitch The Trip to Lewiston Frank Tilden.

"As You Like It" Jlr. Armstrong. The Banquet" Professor Lowell Smith. "Alma Mater" Mr. Bidelman.

The Bpeechs were full of wit and humor and Subcribed and sworn to before me this 19th day n.uuuwa to xerruiaous sources, llespecttullv vours. THOMAS PUICE, 51. Analytical Chemist. Is the Remarkable Natural Water known to civUl.nelou. possessing qualities for Purify ing and Enriching the liioo.l, liicli are uucuualed.

Is a POSITIVE Cl'RE for the following Disease, and a trial will prove the amertion'. ment of the costs, referee's fees and disbursements, and to the payment of a single bill of costs to Messrs. Olmsted vyspepsia Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Piles of years standing. Bilious Sick Headachi. Fever and Ague June, 1SS5.

W. T. FONDA, Notary Public. TO SUMMER TOURISTS. Walker, appointed to appraise damages to the property of the Honeoye by the daily drainage of 9, 000, 000 gallons of water from Hemlock and Canadice iakes for the use of the city, yesterday filed its report in the office of the county clerk.

The damages claimed by the millers up to the time of the commencement of the actions amounted to $205, 000. They also claim a large amount iu addition for future damages. The commissioners, however, awarded them $95, -485. That sum is believed by many citizens to be an excessive amount. In conversation with a Democrat and Chrooiclk reporter yesterday George W.

Aldridge, of the executive board, said that the decision of the commissioners was arrived at in less than twenty-four hours after then-session was begun. The damages claimed," said Mr. Aldridge, "were excessive, and it is the opinion of many of our citizens that the award of the commissioners wTas excessive by at least $45, 000. I can not see how the money awarded can be added much zest to the occasion. It has been announced that the following member of the school have received intermediate regents' certificates: Misses Emma B.

Hart. Meigs, the contesting stockholders. The balance of the proceeds of the sale is to be applied pro rata in liquidation of the bonds Readers of the DAILY DEMOCRAT AND wusiifKH on. ijiver 'mipi limits, scrotu.a. Lurabaio.

Salt Kheum, brick lut Iep it. Asthma, ever sores. Barber's Itch. Bruises. Scalds, Burns.

nal Weakness So Throat, reiuaJe eakuesses, l'imiles, or We.ik Eves. Bleeding oi the Kidneys. Ia.1amiu.ition of the Womb. Diseases of the Kiinejs and Urinary Organs and the Blood. Reduces Inflammation, whether internal or external.

OVER 730,000 BOTTLES SOLD ON TIIE PACIFIC COAST. as found due and outstanding by the referee, Elia Barrett, Ella Benton, Mary A. Hilland, Luella Fitch, and Messrs. Ira Dickinson, Nelson Hunt, Charles Wordaa and Frank CHRONICLE who contemplate temporarily ab including interest to the time of sale. Upon such payment in full or in part, the referee sentmg themselves from the city can have the DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE, including the is directed to cancel said bonds.

He is also authorized to receive such bond3 in payment Tilden. Miss Hart, Mr. Worden and Mr. Tilden'also received regents' diplomas. Jiiss Hart is the second lady graduate of the school to receive this honor.

Sunday Edition, mailed to them regularly, FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE, $1.00 PER BOTTLE well-known residents of Rochester hire used ih? "WATER OF LIFE'' with ben ros ilis: C. R. ru-man. Cloth er.

Kast.NLunnnl Front, stre sts: tt ilovt. Kurni'ure State street: post-paid, at 12 cents per week, or 50 cents for the purchase money. Me-srs. Miller, Peckham Dixon, of New York, were attorneys for the plaintiff. It is said that an appeal will be taken by the stockholders per month.

Subscribers can have their paper C. 11. tmeh, Ic Denier, ld St.it Matrhaws borvis. West Main and Fitzhmrh Curran AISLE AND ALTAR. Uo.er, Powers II tel Drug ore; 1,.

Huckiand. Liveryman, Po vers Hotel; John W. Stevenson. Agri transferred (postage paid) by leaving the address at this office. The address will be named.

cultural xmi men us, xoi ei aim street. UASJHQ HA sole agents Religious Services to be Held in the City To-Day. raised. Certainly it can not be raised ou the tax levy of this year, as things now changed as often as desired; but in all cases THE DELICIOUS STRAWBERRY. nect with trains on the Auburn branch of the old as well as the new address must be v.

u. unuiuu kx )Vy FOR THE EASTERN STATES the Central-Hudson. Rev. N. M.

Mann will preach this morn The Main Supply of the Country to Come given. KOCHESTEE, 1ST. 5T. ing at the Unitarian church. Several special trains containing G.

A. R. from Western New York. delegates to the encampment at Portland, TOWN TALK-' Me. passed through the city yesterday by Charles A.

Green, the editor of the Roch the Central-Hudson road. Hemlock water jis proving to be a pretty ester Fruit Grower, is in New York city at The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western expensive drink, after all. tending the strawberry exhibition. He is running strawberry trains between Oswe The Court of Sessioes will continue writes the following to the Democrat and sro. JNew orK and ine iruis criminal business on Monday.

is placed In refrigerator cars. The Lie lertafel excursion to Niagara Falls L. Underwood, chief clerk in the car Chronicle, which will be read with a great deal of interest by all berry growers in Western New York "I find that the strawberry crop along the coast is seriously injured by will take place one week from to-morrow. department of the Rochester and Pittsburg, EXTRACTION AVOIDED COMPARATIVELY PAINLESS I stand. He was of opinion that the award would be contested.

Chief Engineer Tubbs, of the water works department, when asked for his opinion, said that in his estimation the award was at least $40, 000 in excess of a just appraisal. He expressed the belief that the city would appeal to the general term for a more equitable award. 'As to raising the amount awarded for damages, said he, 'I cannot see how it can be done on the tax levy of this year. I presume the city could, however, raise the money on its notes, but the chances are that an appeal will be taken from the decision of the commissioners. In conversation with other citizens the reporter learned that the amount of the award was not only a surprise, but was entirely unsatisfactory.

Some of the claimants for damages have been, it is said, awarded twice as much as they were justly entitled to. 'It looks, said one gentleman to the reporter, as if the Honeoye millers saw a chance for a 'grab' and took advantage of the Air. iJordin, of has been en Iclt yesterday to attend the car accountants' gaged as librarian of the Reynolds library convention at Minneapolis, Minn. blighting winds, accompanied by foggy weather. The crop in Southern Illinois, hav BY DR.

SHEFFIELD'S Patrick Harry, of 1 Kent street, was seat to the insane asylum yesterday morn DECLINES TO INTERFERE. ing been injured by late frosts, it is the opinion of many that the main supply will ing. Judge Rumsey's Decision in the District Albert Sheldon, a pauper with a broken TOOTH GROWN SYSTEM leg, was sent to the county hospital yester Telegraph Matter. day. In the case of the Rochester District Tele The Young Ladies' society of Salem church will hold a strawberry festival in the Artificial Teeth are inserted in a manner that at once performs the functions of the natura graph company in which a motion to dissolve Sunday-school rooms of the church on Tues the injunction, and for othe- relief, was re day evening.

Preaching at the Asbury Methodist church morning and evening by Rev. R. C. Brownlee. Dr.

J. H. Thomas will speak at the Chris-tadelphia meeting room this morning on the 'New Creation. "Rest" is the appropriate subject c' the closing evening service at the Second Universalist church on Spencer street this evening. Lydia H.

PJerce, a minister of the society of Friends, from AVestchester, Pa. expects to attend the meeting of Friends in Hubbell park this forenoon. The subject of the discourse at Plymouth church this morning will be The Cleans-iug of the Blood. There will be no evening service until September. There will be preaching morning and evening at the Covenanter Reformed Presbyterian church on North St.

Paul street by the pastor, Rev. John Graham. Services will be held in the Young Men's Christian association rooms near the Central-Hudson station at 5 o'clock this afternoon, conducted by F. J. Cragie, of Erie.

This is Children's Day at St. Peters' Presbyterian church. There will be preaching at the regular hour this morning, and a special children's service this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Young Men's Christian association bulletin for to-day 9 :30 o'clock thi3 morning, consecration for members 5 o'clock this afternoon, topical Bible study; 8:30 o'clock this evening, song and gospel service. Rev.

Mr. Watson, of Virginia, will preach in the First Methodist church this morning, and this evening occurs the anniversary of the Young People's society of the church, when Rev. Dr. Gushing will speak. ccntly argued before Judge Rumsey, the de teeth in all respects being as solid, and occupying no more space.

During the past four years more than twenty thousand of these crowns have been inserted, giving universal satisfaction, If any friend of John Lillie, of London, cision of the court was handed down yester day. Judge Rumsey holds that the corpo England, will send his exact address to this come from Hestorn and Central New 1 ork, and that the price will hold firm throughout the season. When I left Rochester strawberry growers there were expecting low prices, the crop being very promising. They will be glad to learn that the prospects for good prices are so encouraging. 1 would advise thein to watch the eastern markets, and not to sacrifice their crops by contracting low as some are doing.

Strawberries are ripening later than ordinary. The exhibition of strawberries here will not be large, owing to the late ripening, many large growers not being able to show ripe fruit. The strawberry season ha3 not fairly opened here yet, and prjees rule exceptionally high. Those in market are of good size aad quality, the Wilson being seldom seen yet mostly earlier varieties. otlice, the favor will be appreciated.

Ad ration had no power to increase its capital dress F. P. S. stock, except as authorized by the statute and after publication, and that such publi It is understood that Chief Engineer Tubbs will contest the award on behalf of the city, and it is probable that lengthy litigation wiil follow. It is said that a number of the millers are dissatisfied with the decision of the commissioners they think they should have received more than the board allowed for damages, and it is probable that they will also appeal from the decision.

lhe awards made are as follows: Myron Barton and Allen I. cation is in the nature of a condi Airs. IV llson, or est Henrietta, and a companion were yesterday morning thrown from their carriage from a collision and tion precedent to the power to slightly injured. increase the stock, and is tuereiore man datory. As it was not published in this case The day calendar for Monday in the as required by statute, he held that the at Circuit court is Nob, 50.

53. 51 Williams, 3, GOO James B. Ru'and, $500 tempted increase was unauthorized and the stock not valid, but void and worthless, and 58, 59, Gl, 41, 65, 70, 70, 72,73, 73, 79, 81, S2, 83, 85, 89. ft JJ I rl3.i. Alonzo W.

Townsend. Amos that the holders of it acquired it standing as Lotee, $3, 835 Frank A. Booth, $5, 000. The ladies of the Unitarian church will members of the corporation. Ha says 4 'The Eunice A.

L'oyd, $100 James A. Stillman. PURELY PERSONAL. hold a lawn party on the grounds of Mrs. 11.

Western Union company and its agents pro 1, 000 Llaton Hunt and William R. Hunt, arner, on Mount Hope avenue, Wed posed to vote upon 2, 500 shares of this void nesday afternoon and evening next. 500 Susan L. Cook and Anna J. Lee, $1, .00: Warreu Foote and Benjamin G.

stock and by means of it to take the control Fig. 1, model of a mouth from which one front tooth and the ere tooth on each side have been extracted. The two central front teeth were destroyed by decay; the bicuspid side tooth is represented yrepared for the gold cap seen at Fig. 2. The ladies of Hedding Methodist church of the business of the Rochester District Tel Weaver, Benjamin G.

Weaver, have made extensive preparations for a straw egraph company from those who owned a $300; John Ideson, $4,500: Edwm E. Hon. Edwin nicks, of Canandaigua, was in the city yestorday. John Thompson, the well known clerk of the Brackett house, returned last evening from a week's fishing trip on the Niagara river. He looks brown and healthy.

berry and ice cream festival, to be held in majority of the valid stock. It hardly needs Bond, $3, 500 Adrianna C. Smith, $3, 750 the church Tuesday evening of this week. argument that to put tho control of this cor John Ideson, Eiias L. Yorks and poration into the hands of persons who William R.

Yorks, Asa Pride and The annual literary exercises of the owned only one-third of its stock and to pr Fred McFarlin and Archie Love, of this Guy R. $47, 500 Martin Pierce and Rochester Free academy will lie hold at the mit them to impose S40, 000 of illegal stock city, with a jvrty of young gentlemen from Seymour Pierce, Cora Trimmer, Academy of Music on Wednesday evening Bartholdi Statue Fund. All parties who have blanks and disposed to aid the fund, will confer a favor by doing so and forward to the New York Worfei- not later than Saturday of this week. The upon it, and pay dividends on that stock and BulTalo. are in camp in the wilds of Penn next.

An interesting programme has been $3, 000 John W. Day and Richard Cooke. $2, 450 George R. Smith and Emily C. by means of it to take the entue manage arranged.

Fig. 3. Smith, Charles Fairchild and sylvania, twenty rui.es from civilization, and are receiving wild-cat and wolf serenades evenings. Object trout. nient of the corporation, would be likely to do great injury to the owners of the valid No business of importance was trans William P.

Davis, $750. "oWti's represenitive, Philip Beers, will acted at the meeting of the police commis 5 7 12 3 4 shares. The right to an injunction in such be at the Clinton hotel during this week. cases is not doubtf uL Fig, 2 shows the two central front teeth and the gold cap with the dummy artificial teeth soldered between them. At A are two extension teeth.

Fig. 3 shows completed operation cemented in position the artificial teeth are seen at 1, 3, 3, 4. 5, 7 AN OLD RESIDENT GONE. Parties who desire an interview, by writing him will receive immediate attention. The question of the remedy which the sioners yesterday afternoon.

The revision of salaries, which was made the special order of business for yesterday, was postponed one week on account of the unavoidable absence of Mayor Parsons. holders of these shares may have against the Rochester, June 22, 18S5. -Oth- Death of Mrs. Charlotte Roseburgh-ther Mortuary Matters. District telegraph company not being before the court, he declines to pass upon it, but A Great Excursion.

DR. M. J. DOWNER, of the Sheffield Tooth Crown of New York, with B. F.

SCHUYLER, over 118 East Main Street, has full management of the introduction of the system in Rochester. Call or send for Illustrated Pamphlet. B. F.SCHUYLER, II8 East Main-St. denies the motion to vacate the injunction, with $10 costs.

One of themost enjoyable excursions of Bergh Agent Garrett's Work. the season will be that of the Mechanical The village of Brighton has lost one of its oldest and most respected residents in the As to tho matter of the election of officers Thanks of citizens on North street are ex Engineers, from Charlotte to Oak Orchard person of Mrs. Charlotte Roseburgh, whose of the company, having held that the injunction was properly issued, he declines to and return, on Sunday, June 28th. This is tended to John Garrett, agent of the Humane society, for summarily disposing of an old death occurred last evening at the ripe a delightful trip, and all who attend may be assured of a pleasant time. The round-trip tickets have been placed by the management old age of 77 years.

The deceased white horse Friday, the property of Mr. Dank, which has been an eye-sore in the vicinity for sometime. One shot from the officer's re had resided in Brighton since 1814 and was FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION G. R. M'CHESNEY, Sup't of Agencies.

MUTUAL RESERVE E. B. HARPER, President. examine the question of alleged irregularity, remarking that substantial right was done at the meeting and neit her right nor justice require that this election should be set aside. Tho application is therefore de at the low price of oO cents.

Walter C. Lewis, the, general agent of the United States Mutual Accident association, of New York, lias opened a new office in the rotunda of Powers hotel. Mr. Lewis is to be congratulated upon his new quarters, which' are finely fitted up and are admirably adapted to his business. His patrons will find him as happy and genial in his new quarters as in the old ones.

George Force Parker, son of George T. Farker, sailed for China May 30, by the merchant ship Wandering Jew. One hundred and five days between New York and Shanghai is considered fair passage as 'the Jew' goes round the Cajo. His friends do not expect to hear from him before October. After a month in Shanghai the Jew will probably sail for San Francisco.

Miss Belle Rogers, teacher of first B. grade No. 9, was made the recipient of a very handsome set of Hawthorne's works, Friday evening, by her class, who had just finished their grammar course, under her. The address presented by her pupils was couched in the most endearing terms, and must heve been very satisfactory to Miss Rogers, who responded as best she could under the circumstances. consequently one of the first white children born in Monroe county.

Three children died in infancy and her husband in 1877. The Book Auction. nied The Ratio of Expenses as compared with all the Level Premium Companies on each $1, 000 of New Business in 1S1, is as follows: volver did the business instantly. Again yesterday morning Mr. Garrett placed two orphan children in the Industrial school temporarily, awaiting aa examination for their Mrs.

Roseburgh at the time of her death The auction sale of publishers' books aft A DAY'S OUTING. was the village postmistress and enjoyed the esteem of the entire community. A Presby Ratio of Expenses neglect and ill treatment, lhus this Humane Amount of New Amount of New Amount of Ex-Business, Mu- Business of all Ipensesof Mutu- the annex of Scran ton, Wetmore Co. 'a opened yesterday, York Myers, auctioneers. The sale was well patronized and will continue through the week.

terian in her religious views, sue had been a work is quietly progressing and with greater Various Yesterday's Picnics at the Ratio of Expenses of Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association on each $1,000 of New Business in 1N. Amount of Ex.nnes of all the Level Premium Companies iu 1n-4. al Reserve tbe Level Pre member of the Brighton church nearly all lual Reserve of all the Level Premium Companies on each Sl.uuOof New- efficiency than our citizens are generally Summer Resorts. mium C'omp'vs her life. Notice of the funeral will be given Fund Life Asiso-ciation in 14.

Fund Life Association in 1L in 154. aware of. By reference to notice in another column, it will be seen that the agent may al Business in hereafter. NOTES. Great Millinery Sale Last Week! The Stein, Bloch Co.

employes picnic. ways be conferred with at the office of the $41.35 $7.74 $13,402,148 $300,306 $324,112,311 $38,795,750 secretary, 106 Powers'block, between 12 and which took place yesterday, at the Newport house, was participated in by over 400 of The funeral of Henry Haskins will be held at the residence of his father on Jay A greater this week, in which greater surprises than ever before will be seen in the prices of hats. People ask 4 How do 1 clock each day, at which time committees The Reserve Fund of the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association on Slarch 2ltb, 1883, was 8313,619.63, of Btreet. at 2 :30 clock this afternoon. their employes and wa3 perfect success.

The of the society for conference are gonerally present. Fahys sell at such prices We have told it which 550,000 is invested in Lniten states liouus. OTIS CLAPP, DVLaxLagenr, 146 Powers Block, Rochester, N. Y. The funeral of Mrs.

Miua Strickland. time and again We are the largest dealarr day was spent in friendly contests, consisting of boat races, prize waltzing, running and sack races, for which elegant prizes were aged 38 years, will take place at the house No. 39 Frank street, at 10 o'clock to-mor The Oratory of To-Day. The oratorical and elocutionary convention offered of silk parasols, feather fans, kid and the state, purchase the largest, and sell them, not at fancy prices, but as we se'l anything one uniform low price. Go next week for hats.

J. Fahy Co. row morning. silk gloves, gold watch chain, sleeve buttons, will meet at the lecture room of the First J. Clifford Nicholson, of 367 East Main silk handkerchiefs and scarfs.

The success COME IN AND TRY A GLASS Baptist church to-morrow morning, and of the picnic was in a great measure due to Coal Clearances. During the past week the following vessels have cleared from the Yates docks at Charlotte: Boat and dentinnt ion. Tom rk-hr William Eliu, Kingston swi 8chr Jura, Chicago KohrA. M. Foster, Kingston IT'J Kchr Ameriran, Chicago 5M7 Sehr Nellie HuiiU'r, Toronto 3 street, died yesterday aged 24 years.

The funeral will be held at the house at 3 o'clock there will also be an evening session. Pro Coffee asb Cream. For a cup of deli the various committees in charge, which to-morrow afternoon. fessor Mark Beal will speak upon the oast cious coffee with pure cream and the freshest were as follows Ground committee, John -OF OUR- Thomas Bundy, the colored man whose SabeL William Merkel entertainment com aud best of rolls, call at the Culross 30 State street. The price is only fifteen and present methods of instruction In reading, and there will be readings and recita mittee, George C.

Guggenheim, R. Stein, G. cents. I death was noticed in yesterday's issue, has had quite a history. He was a member of a Confederate colored regiment during the war Matthews refreshment committee, A Blum- tions by Miss Grace Goold, Miss Josie Sar IJurge H.

L. Johnson, Brockville wl Purge Reliance, VI enstiel, C. Thompson, A. i oungman.L. Streb, DELICIOUS CREAM SODA! IT IS ZFIZSTIE- HehrE.

K. Hart, Toronto 218 and was captured by the 108th Volunteers White Suit Sale Continued. On account of the'coldness of the earl M. Clonick Ludwig istem, manager. The ltarne Huron, brockville gent, Miss Alice M.

Crocker, Professor Beal, Fred E. Cowan, DeL. Crittenden, Miss M. Belle Tracey, and C. II.

Palley. The convention will also be addressed by Hon. George just before its close. On their return to this prize winners were Messrs. Myer, Steefel, Kelir Madala, Toronto HM Sehr Blanche, Colborne SI13 Witchl, Suss, Merkel, Green, Blumensteiler part of last week, not as many suits wera city Bundy accompanied them as colonel Pierce's servant, and afterwards engaged in and Shoemaker, Misses Burns and Martin, sold as in the latter part of the week.

Raines. Total BALLARD HURLBURT, Druggists here, iinauy removing to Aiumiora, Goldmans advise us to continue the sale one week more and reduce. the price of the bal Mrs. Sable and Mi's. oil.

OUTLETTES. Starke vs. Soule. In the case of Thomas F. Starke EAST rrVT A.TIET STEEET, ance to even a lower price than first made.

Given to Their Grandfather. Some days since the attention of Officer The employes of L. S. Graves Son against A meeting of the regiment was hell last evening in the mayor's ollice and a committee appointed to draft appropriate resolutions. All members wishing to attend the funeral are requested to meet at the Roch 132 TELEPHONE NO.

497. ROCHESTER, N. T. enjoyed their fourteenth annual picnic at the Now, ladies, this is the stata of affairs and such barruiiis will not be seen again this sea Garrett, of the Humane society, was called Asa T. Soulo the defendant 3resterday entered in the clerk's office judgment for costs bay yester i ay.

t. son in white dresses. ester and Pittsburg station at 8 :30 o'clock J. Fahy Co. A large party or picnickers from Pittsford also enjoyed privleges at the Newport house as did also em this morning.

against ths plaintiff lor $21o, 77. Ihe plaintiff has for some weeks awaited the entry of $he judgment so that be could take his to a family named Koomcr, residing on Vine street. It was claimed that two little girls, aged 10 and 13 years, were abused by their stepmother, their father having died about a month ago. Mr. Garrett investigated the THE AMERICAN Boots asd Shoes.

There is no completer CIGARS! 4, ployes of Trotter, Geddes Co. The East THE COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS. stock of fine hand-made boots and rhoes in the city than that kept by L. P. Beck appeal, as he is comment, he says, that he can secure a reversal in the general term.

bide Social club, and a large number of the employes of Barr Creelman. A picnio DOMESTIC YS. IMPORTED. Son, 111 East Main street. They havs spring goods in the latest styles.

PHONE party from West alrath enjoyed the day at Post A. Report Everything Ready for the Buffalo Excursion. DEBT A matter and found the reports to be well gronnded. The girls have a grandfather, named ulius Conrad, living on North avenue, and as he was willing to care for them, the rpHE PREJUDICE SO LONG EXISTIXQ against Drake's Landing, and the employes of H. H.

Moseley Co. were at indsor Beach. Wood mantels, brass fireplaces, grates. -a- DOMESTIC and in favorof IMPORTED is fast dying out among the best judges of fine HAV necessary transfer of the children was made esterday morning the employes of L. ANA Cigars, and more especially is it a noticeable yesterday.

Adler Brothers Co. accompanied by can all be found at the establishment ot the Hayden Furniture company, Exchang street, corner of Court. fact since the introduction ly M. S. of the cele members of the firm and a band, proceeded brated brands, "LA FLOR" and "LA BELLE to Seneca Point on Canandaigua lake, by special train, where they spent the day in A Sad Case.

Patrick Barry is the name of an uphols- CREOLE." manufactured in New Orleans; also A largely attended and enthusiastic meeting of Post A. Commercial Travelers, was held last evening at their rooms. Final arrangements were made for attending the annual convention of the Traveler's Protective association in Buffalo on Friday next. The Rochester travelers propose to go to the convention in a body and it is expected that a very large delegation will attend. The committee reported that all ar the "LA FLOR DE I.

A. HUAU," and the no various amusements, including rowing, run Moquette and Velvet Carpets. We have a splendid assortment of these less favorite brand, MOnOPOLE," Key West. ning, base-ball and other sports. The party, to.er, who for some years has lived with his family on Kent street.

Barry became partially insane some time ago, and for several Whither, therefore, the case is likely to go. Struck by a Train. Hiram Chatfield, a carpenter sixty years of age, was siruck by a train on the Buffalo-Philadelpka last evening at 6 o'clock, near the rapids. He was picked up unconscious and convejed to his home, at the rapids. Dr.

Richard Moore wa3 summoned. He has severe injuries about the head and it is thought caunot recover. A Young Thief. Minnie Sloan, a girl thirteen years old, was arrested last evening by Patrolman Monaghan charged with stoaling $3 and a pair of ear-rings from a boarding house on St. Paul afreet where she was employed.

She admits the theft and says she spent some of the moiey and gave the rest away. goods which we are selling at remarkably low which numbered nearly 600, returned last evening. A vote of thanks was given Ticket These Cigars are superior to the finest imported and cost 23 per cent. less. The best evidence of the quality of these Cigars is the fact that one of our prices.

are also daily receiving body and tap Agent Kolblleisch, Conductor Foster and estry brussels, three-ply and ingrains direct other Central-Hudson officials for cour. months was under medical treatment at the Erie county asylum at Buffalo. About three months ago he was discharged from that institution apparently sane. Several days since most celebrated physicians has stated that the "LA FLOR DE I. A.

HUAU" is one ot the tesies extended. from the manufacturers, thereby keeping oul rangements had been compietea and that everything would be in readiness Friday HAS ESTABLISHED AN AGENCY IN ROCHESTER I For the Sale of their Instruments for the CURE OF DEAFNESS. For particulars, circulars, send to or call ntUeAKeUt AUGUSTUS SINTZEN1CH, 84 Rochester, N. Y. stock fresh and complete at all times.

finest and best Cigars it is possible to make. We have the largest aud best selected stock of Cigars of any house hi the State, and guarantee to match he was seized with a form of violent insanity farties consult their own interests oj Real Estate Transfers. morning. It was decided to wear white hats, which can tbe obtained at the rooms purchasing at the present low prices. The following real estate transfer were recorded and yesterday was taken to the Monroe county asylum in a carriage, having been Cigars of any competitor tor per or less.

This is no idle boast, but good sound logic founded Friday morning, and to carry umbrellas. in the county clerk office Saturday, June 20, Howe Roueks, No. 37 State street. upon facts which anyone can le convinced of by The members will provide themselves with pronounced incurably insane by two physi calling aud examining our stocK. clans.

SanfordA. Smith, by referee, to Asa T. Soule. ly 111 IIC.Lliauu, dark clothes. Members will meet at their rooms at 9 o'clock Friday morning, and the post will leave by the 10 o'clock train on Matthews Servis.

Ttrnaw Whtt Tlm.c.tt. All rf tliA fasll Caleb it. Hammond, oy relei ee.to Levi C. Varav Payment for Improvements. lee.

property on appan street, $uy8. C3. the Central-Hudson, accompanied by the Jlary Jr. aiahoney ana others, by referee, to the ioVable materials for white dresses may found at Bush Bull's, 144 East M3 street. White dresses in all styles rWj" 1 House Entered.

The residence of James Morton, on The members of the special committee of the oeconu aru Loan association, property on Plymouth avenue, $3,418.50. Fifty-fourth Regiment band. They will return tho siime night on the St. Louis express, Common-council and members of the the FOR SALE. made at the lowest living prices.

executive board yesterday held a conference aronne sscmu-x 10 ii.osaua nutter, property ou Ashland street, $1. IWraud Llehach to Sarah A. Lovejoy, property In Perinton, S4-i. Fartuof 12'-i uorcn, one rmlo from the city. Fmall in reference to the matter of paying for local although those desiring can reman over night and take in tho proposed excursion to Niagara Falls.

hnuM), fool barn, tine ureuard and small fruits. 000. improvements only after four months from All Kinds of Oils. Light and dark colored cylinder oils, 1' bargain In house and lut, good barn, FOR SALE OR TO LET. Elizabeth Heibel to Elizabeth Burkard, property on iliouiplaif street, 300.

the time of the confirmation of the assess Culver roid, was entered by burglars on Friday night through a window on the first floor. Tventy-five dollars in money was stolen. 1 Unique Charge. The folbwlng was entered on the police slate yestffday: "Thomas Ryan; drunk and liekin his wife on Ford street. fl.DoQ.

Pays 14 per cent, on invest merit. Small farms ment roll. It was thought that the rule IS VARIETY. BOTH tered kerosene, lawn mower oil, rose on, best gasoline in the market, by the pio Lucinda Bolt to Charles J. Bolt, property in Sweden.

Si. 000. ESTATE near city and houses and luts iu all part uX Uu) city Bhould be so modified as to apply only to con Cuuutry. our nunurea Herat iwn of Kmfle, Wyoming clo at for gale cheap. Houses and lot on Installment Vagrancy and Theft.

James Meyers was arrested by Patrolman Golding last evening on a charge of vagrancy and theft. tracts where the estimate exceeded $2, 000. cheaper than paying rent. Farms to exchange for Avery L. Reed to Marcy, 50 eet on Lyell avenue, $800.

tieorije H. Hixon to Hans Dellef Voss. propertv barrel or car load, at 96 and 93 Excham; street. Trade supplied. A special meeting of the council is talked of city property.

Hounos and flats to rent. Sam B. WiLLLUfi mrtwn yiMVi to consider tho matter. Vi, U. 40 Reynolds Arcade,.