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liOCHESTElT DEMOCRAT AND CHHOXTCLT3: WEDNESDAY, JTHSTE 22, 18S7. VIEWING THE PICTURES. REGENT'S EXAMINATION. CURRENT TOPICS. One of the Idioayncracies la New "York $ity is parasols for pet dogs.

Preparing for the Fair. At a meeting of the officers of the Kew The Art Ingham Uni- TRAVELERS' GUIDE. Kow Standard 75th Meridian Time. From Offlcial Time Tablesl Corrected June 21, 1887. Exhibition at versity.

A List of the Free Academy Pupils Who Have Passed the Last. York State Agricultural Society held at Powers Hotel yesterday, the following named gentlemen were present: Vice-pres The following is a list of the Free Academy pupils who litivs pas sad ixjt onft or mors sub- There was a throng ia the College of Fine Arts yesterday, where was held the annual exhibition of that denartment of TRAINS DEPART. DIBICT ROAD (EAST. I ROM! W. OODBKEWHO.

idents, first district, James Wood of New York second district, Joseph H. Storm of Dutchess; fourth district, G. H. F. Van Horn 01 Montgomery fifth district, W.

Jud-sou Smith of Onondaga; sixth district, Joseph Juliand of Chenango; seventh dis jects at the last Kegent's Examination. Some of the pupils have already passed in several subjects in addition to those men The most ordinary sombrero in the City cf Mexico costs about $15, while the most xpensive ones range In price from ISO to $600. Ix is estimated that the sale of roses in this country amounts to fully a million plants a year, and that the sale of cut roses last year was 24, 000, 000 buds and Spec. U. Y.Kx.

7:00 a.m IIave Eochester Oomg that the remains of General Logan wera placed on December 31, to stay until the state of Illinois is ready to receive the body. When Mrs. Logan heard of the proposal to remove the guard she was deeply grieved, and said if the guard were removed the coffin, with her late husband's body in it, should be brought to her own home, Calumet place, there to slay in what is to be a memorial hall to her late husband until interred finally in Illinois. Of course her friends do not wish this to be done, as it would be a constant revival of Mrs. Logan's grief to have her husband's coffin always in sight.

An effort is being made to induce the vestry of Rock Creek parish to let the guard remain in the cemetery, Dr. Buck's wishes to the contrary notwithstanding. Dr. Buck's residence is close to the church and the ceme Accom :30a.M New York Ex. 9:20 a.

tioned but the report below will not show Fx 7:13 A.M Express 10:50 a. si Express 6:50 r. S.8. Lua. Ex.

10:30 a. the fact. Accom P. "Western p.M Leave Rochester Going To Whom it May Concern Mayor's Oftice I Rochester, S. Y-, Jui.e 6, 1887.

I DO HEREBY DESIGNATE THE ROCHESTER Lnionand Advertiser and the Democrat and Chronicle, two daily papers published in said city, as the newspapers in which shall be published the notice of the sale of the franchise for the construction and operation of a street surface railroad in East Main street in said city, such sale to occur on July 5th, as provided by resolution of the Common Council, adopted oa the 31st day of May, 187. But such designation is without prejudice to my right to approve or disapprove said resolution, fjated Jane 6, 1SS7. CORXELJUS R. PA.RSOSS, Mayor. Citv O-krk's Office Rochester, June fcih, 1887.

AT A MEETING OF THE COMMON COUN-cil heid May 81st, lsS7, the following notice was ordered pnblished in the two daily newspapers desiuated a above by the iSlayor of the city of Koch-ettcr. NOTICE. Resolved. That the consent of the city of Roch ester be and it hereby is given to the highest bidder at the Rale hereinafter provided for, to construct maintain, operate and nse a railroad and certain extensions, branches and lines of railroad on tne surface of the streets through, upon and along the following named streets, viz: Two parallel tracks known as double street rail John M. Adams, geography Cornelius B.

Chicasro Lyons 7:25 p. St. Louis 7: 55 p.M Cincinnati Ex. 11:85 p. Baker, geography Louis M.

Beattie, arithmetic and spelling Murray W. Crosby, geography Frederick C. Deininger, geogra-phy William K. Dunlap, geography F. F.

Bt rtiU) ROAD (WB8T) A robin has built a nest In the mouth of one of the Parrott guns that ornament the burial plot of the Maquoketa (la. Grand Army post a picture of peace which it would be difficult to improve upon. Ingham University, La Roy. All day long visitors-kept coming and going, and the incessant 4 4 Oh, isn't that really beautiful was enough to make one's bead swim, and upon turning around it was difficult to find which one was being criticised, as there were so many of superior elegance. Attention was first called to the work by the seniors, and a very pleasant group of pictures they are.

That presented by Miss II. L. Bryant is a view of Professor "VYiles's studio, and is a very creditablo piece of work. All the different objects seem to be brought out so clear, and the painting is well executed. Buttermilk Falls, which is so well known in this section, is truthiully portrayed on canvas by Miss Ida A.

Bover. The scene is a very familiar one to many of its admirors, but it nevertheless has a charm on account of the superior exceiienco of the workmanship. Gordan, arithmetic Eddie TV. Hills, arithmetic M. E.

Leary, grammar C. E. Love-joy, geography; Henry E. Pendry, arithmetic and spelling Charles S. Quinn, arith Chicago Ex.

4:20 A. St. Louis 4:40 A.M Accom 8:10 a. N. Pac Ex 10: 00 Accom tEinigrant 8: 25 p.

Day 6:00 p.M Chicago 6:50 p. Chicago Ex tery, is the vard of the church. Dr. Buck has been the rector over thirty years. FALLS ROAD (WEST).

metic Charles W. Taylor, geography Le Roy Webber, geography George B. Wheeler, geography; Cora M. Beck with, geography Clara Beemer, geography Mat- LETTERS OF CREDIT. trict, TV.

A. Wadsworth of Livingston eighth district, H. Bowen of Orleans corresponding secretary, Jabez S. Woodwark, of Niagara; treasurer, Adin Thayer of Rensselaer executive committee, David Cossitt of Onondaga, Gerritt S. Miller of Madison, Charles C.

B. Walker of Steuben, William P. Richardson of Orange, F. O. Chamberlain of Ontario and Frank B.

Red-field of Genesee. A committee was appointed to draw np suitablo resolutions on the recent death of President James Geddes of Onondaga. It was decided to make no change in the premium list or regulations as published. The following named gentlemen constitute the executive officers of the several departments Miller, horses Cossitt, machinery Richardson, domestic; Storm, flowers Lewis, poultry; Chamberlain, sheep and swine Juliand. cattle Walker, farm produce.

Frank H. Tick has been appointed superintendent of Floral Hail, and Thomas superintendent of Domestic Hall. The State fair will be h9ld at the Rochester Driving Park, September Sth to 11th, entries closing August 8 th. COURT MATTERS. Bt.

Louis 6:05 a.m Y.Ex.10:10a.m Accom 2:25 p.M Day 5:05 p. Chicago Ex 10:00 p.M In a manufacturing town in Rhode Island employer paid his workmen 8700 on Saturday night in new bills which he secretly marked. On the following Monday $450 of these marked bills were deposited in the bank by saloon-keepers. tie L. Benjamin, geography Mary E.

Blair, geography; Martha C. Bon ter, geography; Ellie Burns, geography Minnie Carmichael, geography Minnie G. Carr, geography ERIK ROAD (SOCTUL Saratoga 6:00 a. West. Express Express 8:60 p.

Ml WINDSOR BEACH ROAD. 7: 15. 9: 10, a. 1, 8 p. m.

Sunday trains for Wlndso Beach, Ba Breeze sui) Ontario Beachi 91 10, lj a. and 1, 2:15,8:80, 4:45, 6 aud 7:45 p. in. bcf. aoca.

prrTSBpaa. Mail 7:50 A. Freight Pasa. 8:00 a. Express 5:46 nri B.

W. X. AMD P. Olean MaU 7:50 A.MJ Olean Express. 8: 10 f.

Nunda 6:10 west silo km BostouiN. YKx JNewark Local. l.K Day A. MI Acoom 1:0 P.M Newark 6:40 p. a4 Atlantic Kx.

6:55 r.H St. Louis Ex. tf WEST SHORE (WKSTI. Ch St. LouiaEx 4: 30 A.

Buifalo 8:00 a. tt Pacific Ex Mi Steamboat Ex. Mp.it Day p.tf il'BUHf ROAD. New York 5:00 A. N.

Y. Day 7:85 a.m; (ieneva Accom. 9:85 A.M N. Y. Expresa.l8:00A.M N.

V. Express, 4:00 p.M Chicago Cincinnati 8:80 p.M NORTHJBiM CRHTKAU Express 7:35 A. Accom Baltimore fiOOr.u. isuualo Accom. a.m N.Y.

Express. 6:45 a. Mary Childs, geography Annie E. Clark. geography Mamie F.

Clark, geography and Way Train 1:10 p.M Albion, in Orleans county, has a curiosity in the shape of a clock which stands seven spelling Ruth E. Clark, geography Mary lJansviue way. 4:0 p.M New York Spec 5:30 p.M N. Y. Limited.

8:00 p.M The best thing in ladies' purses this season and some of them are simply elegant is money. Detroit Tribune. The famous old sand lot in San Francisco has been sown with clover. It's former crop was exclusively old rye. Cleveland Sun.

A Georgia mule colt has five woll-dovel-oped legs. This will be good for at least two hundred years on the Ufa of the mule joke. Dakota Bell. Q. R.

Cochrane, geography; Elizabeth E. Corkhill, geography Lcttie J. Crandall. The head of a Newfoundland Is the subject of Miss Cora Btuart's graduating picture, but it is one whorein little chance Is had at a display of colors, but it is very life-like. Mis3 Lillian G.

Annin, whose paintings have heretofore been so much admired, presents a group of trout and fishing tackle hanging against a stone wait showing the rod, reel, CHA.RI.OTTB ROAD. DaUy, 6:45, 9:10, 10:45 geography Maggie Donovan, geography feet high, operated by chains and great weights, the dial bearing old Roman figures, with the entire works made of boxwood and hearings of pure ivory. It is a perfect timekeeper and upwards of 100 years old. It a. 1:80, 8:80.

5:03, 6:35, 7:45. 9:06. 10:40 p. m. Sundays, 9, 10, 11, tracks, commencing at the present tracks of the Rochester City and Brighton R.

K. at the inter-secdon of East Main street and University avenue; thence along the center of East Main street easterly over East Jiain street railroad bridge to the intersection of twit Main street with North Goodman Btreet, together with switches, sidinps, turnouts, turntables, and suitable stands in connection with said railroad extension.branches and lines as may be seceary for the convenient working of the railroad, upon the express condition that the provh-ious of Chapter 2ta of the Laws of 1S64 pertinent thereto shad be compiled with, and upon the further provision and condition hereby made, that the right, franchise and privilege of using said streets to construct, maintain, use and operate a street surface railroad and said extension lines and branches shall be sold by and under the direction of the City Treasurer of the city of Rochester at public auction on the 5th day of July. 18a7, at 10 o'clock a. at the front steps of the Court House in Rochester, N.Y.. to the bidder which shall be an incorporated railroad or railway company organized to construct, main'ain and operate a street rahroad In the city of Rochester, and which will to pive the largest percentage per annum at its gross receipts with adequate security by; a bond or undertaking in writing and under Beal in such form, condition, amount, and sureties as shall be required and approved by the City Treasurer of the eity of a.

1. 1:40. 2:20. 8. hooks, etc.

It is a master piece of work and 3:40, 4:20. 5, 6, 7, 8,8:40, 9:20, 10 p. m. and spellmg Margaret ii. Ld wards, geography Fannie E.

Etts, geography Libbie A. Farber, geography Gertrude Force, geography Kittie Gillis, arithmetic Cosette J. Havill, geography Bertha Humphrey, geography Carrie M. Ingraham, geography Effle Kelso, ereography Ella Laks, geog bears a favorable criticism. Miss Anningia BAT RAILROAD.

Trains leave bar Street Circuit Court. Depot at 7. 8, 9, 10. 11a. m.

1. 3. 3. 4. 5.

6. 7. 8 Rochester, June 21, 1S37. well up in her work, and will make her mark with her brush. These four pictures are the work of the graduating class, and show the ability of each individual, aa they were executed away from the institution and were dependent entirely upon their own raphy Lottie A.

Lee, geography and 9 p. m. Last train James L. Angle, justice of the Present Hon. Supreme Court.

leaves Lake Beach at 10: p. m. Mabel M. MacC-allum, geography Minnie F. McGahan, geography; E.

Christine Mc-Govern, geography Lizzie B. McLelian, City of buuaayg. 8 a. m. and No.

18. George Dockstader vs. The Rochester; verdict for plaintiff of S50. every half hour until 9 p. knowledge of art.

was brought to the village by Michael Jackson, deceased, who was the first settler in that locality. There is danger that the famous Lick telescope cannot be used from want of sufficient funds to defray the cost of its support. Of the original bequest; of $700, 000 there is not enough left to defray the expenses of the use of the telescope, and the regents of California university are doubting their right to appropriate money given by the state for general purposes to an especial one of maintaining the telescope. Court adjourned to July 5. lbSr, at 10:30 o'clock arithmetic Rose F.

Magi'd, geography and in. xast tram leaves Lake Beach at 10:30 p.m. The story-book heroine who Is constantly listening with baited breath ought to change her tactics and go fishing with it. Washington Critic. The first of the month makes no difference with a mosquito.

He will just as soon send in his bill ou the fifteenth as the thirtieth. Philadelphia Call. A correspondent asks 4 4 Can you give roe the salary of the speaker of the Kind friend, we can't; we haven't got It and if we had we'd probably conclude to keep it Philadelphia Call. 'Strange how I always seem able to forge ahead, said a Lewiston man to bis wife, as he pegged up a twenty-four hand. 4 'If you are so good at forging ahead, you had batter forge a new one yourself You forgot to send up the wood to-day.

The rest of the game was played la sullen silence. TRAINS ARRIVE. There are many juniors who each have a number of pictures on the wall in different places, and are all hard to find, on account of the vast number exhibited, but with the Rochester for the uiflliment of said agreement and for the commencement and completion of such railroad lines, branches and extensions according to a plan or plans and the route or routes above herein referred to, within the time dcahmated therefor by the provisions of chapter i'2 of the laws of It-, and the amendments thereof, which said bond shall be in the penal sum of Jlu.Oiio with at least two sureties DIRECT ROAD fiST). Chicago 4:15 A assistance of Professor Wiles, at brief inter St. Louis Lyons Accotn 8:05 a.

vals, some of the best are noted. Among the best pieces of individual work are the N.Y.PacEx.. ROME, W. OnDESSBDRd. Arrive atRochcster Eroia Accom, 10:00 4.

xr Express. 3:35 p. Express 8:50 p. ArriveatRoehester ir'roDj West. Exrjress 11:40 a.

Accom which snail be freeholders within the county of Monroe. The clerk 5 hereby directed to publish three times following: Anna Karslake, a tray of glass Court of Appeals. Sakatoga. June 21, 18S7. The following decisions were handed down by the Court of Appeals to-day: Curry vs.

Heuiy, Harison vs. Van Vaikenburgh, Bennett vs. Agricultural Insurance Company of Watertown, Beerlng vs. McCahilh Judgment affirmed with costs. The First Presbyterian Society of Buffalo Order affirmed.

People ex rel. McCabe vs. Fire Commissioners of New York. Appeal dismissed with costs. People ex rel.

the New York, Ontario fc Western Railroad Company vs. Cbapm, controller, etc. Judgment of erne Court reversed and proceedings of the appellants affirmed with costs against the rdator in both courts. grammar Edith H. Marsellus, geography Clarice V.

Martin, geography Elizabeth M. Martin, geography Julia E. Maxson, arithmetic Emma M. Miller, geography Florence Miller, geography Eloise Nichols, geography M. Gertrude Nugent, geography Margaret Otis, spelling Augusta Pendle-bury, geography Mercelle TV.

Roche, geography Ella J. Sage, geography Alice E. Saunders, geography; Marion E. Scran -torn, geography Mamie Sheilington, geography Mabel M. Smith, geography Maude E.

Southard, geography Emma M. Stark, geography M. Louisa Westcott, geography Lulu Williams, arithmetic; Hat-tie J. TVoollard, arithmetic and geography; Beula E. Wynn, geography; tS.

Shore Em, 8: 10 p. Shore Eau. 8:35 p.jf Day 4:50 p. a week tor at least three weeks in two cany newspapers, published in the city of Rochester, to be de ware and some lemons Helen Patterson, handsome vase of flowers Clara B. Showers, primroses in pots Mrs, Dr.

Wadsworth, A nv-i fi. Uuicago 5p. signated by the mayor, notice of the time, place and Rochester terms of such sale and of the route to be sold, and of small but most beautiful landscape Lillie the condition upon which the consent of the city of P.os. Chi. Ex.

0:45 p.M Accom 10: 45 p. Bowden, table containing smokers articles, ACBtTR ROAD. Rochester to the consideration, maintenance, nse and operation of said railroad line, branches and ex wine and cards; Mrs. Taft, number of sea Roches er Ex 10 A. 11 Chicago Pa.

Ex Acconu 11 a.m tensions will be given. 135 PiTER SHERIDAN, City Clerk. shells Julia ri'hompson, flowers Ida Les The public will be glad to know, says the Kew York Commercial Advertiser, 4 that Tom Gould, the convicted dive-keeper, who was released from the Ludlow Street jail because a physician swore he was dying of consumption, is the picture of health, and might have been seen about the fashionable drinking resorts any fine day last week, arrayed in purple and fine linen, and spending money lavishly. Gould now announces that he is going to Bt. I'aul to open a theater.

Cushmea vs. Leland. Judrment affirmed with ter, lemonade set; Gretchen Scott, study of costs to plaintiff and respondent Leland. old books Florence B. Baldwin, apple To Whom It May Concern.

Lewiston. (He.) Journal, 4 4 Where you get all the funny things you print in your asked the inquisitive subscriber. 4 'Out of my head, sir; out of my head, curtly replied the bothered editor. "Are you really, now!" said the inquisitive subscriber, pityingly. 4 Well, I rather had an idea that something was wrong, but I didn't know it Jwaa so bad as that.

Somerville Journal. 4 4 Is there a bucket shop in this town jonnson vs. Donovan. Orders or tieneral ana Special Term reversed, and an order entered granting the application of the appellants, with costs in all courts. blossoms; Kate McNaughton, chrysanthe JlAIOB OPFICB, I Kochtisiter, N.

June 6. 1RR7. tnumss Jenniel Sheard, results of gunning NATURAL SCIENCE MEETING. h.liia 14. Anderson vs.

the Continental Insurance trip. Company. Motion for rearsjument submitted. Besides the work of the graduating class aiarie A. itthaus.

resput. vs. Frederick C. C. I DO HEREBY DESIGNATE TilE ROCHESTER Union and Advertiser and the Democrat ano Chronicle, two daily newspapers published in said city, as the newspapers in which snail be published the notice of the sale of the franchise for the con Paper Before the Society Last Night By P.

C. Reynolds. there are a number of post-graduate pic Schock, retpdt. Motion to amend to remittur tures. sent expressly for this exhibition.

A MOTIOV CALEXDAR. struction and operation of a street surface railroad WINDSOR HfcACH ROAD. 10, 11:40 a. 8:35, 5:20. 6:55, 8:50 m.

Sundar trains arrlvd from Windsor Beach, Sea Ereoze and Ontario Beach: m. .12:30, 2:05, m. bup. roch. pnTsaimo.

Express 9: Freight Eass. 8: 16 p. st Mail ERIE ROAD (SOUTH I. N. Y.

iMx.lt Dansville Hail. 8:50 a. Rochester Way 11. -00 a.X! Binghamton Ex 6:05 p. ilay Express 9 :25 p.

N. T. AND P. Nunda A.x5 Clean Ex press. 11: 5 A.

OleanMaU WEST KHORE EAST). Louis Buffalo 7:55 A. Eaciho 1:00 k- Steamboat Ex. 4: p. as Day WEST SHOHK(WEST).

Ex 8: 20a. tNewni-K Ioal Day Express. 11:45 a. Newark Local. JI Atlantic Ex.

at the junction of Aveuue VLck Park, The motion calendar for June 22d and 23d is: with Park avenue in said city, such sale to occur on July 5, lfCT, as provided by resolution of the Common Council adopted on the 81st dav of May, lbt-7, Nos. l.UrS, G51, l.lWS, 1,101. 1,104,1.103, 1.104, 1,100, 1,108, 1.109. 1.110, 1,111. 1,113, 1,114.

1,11, 1, 11S, 1,113, 1,131, 1.1-7, 1,120, 1, 123, 1, 126. 1, 132 and 1, 133. But such designation is without prejudice to my Accom Day Express. lyi-x)i fi Chicago Ex NOHTHKRS Accom Express 2: 20 p. Express 8:30 P.

Ei PFA! POAD (rt'FSI). Kew York 6:50 a. Accom 6:00 a. lin- A.M Limited Ex Accom Chicago 6.15 p. St.

Louis ip.x Cincinnati Ex. 11 :30 p. FALLS RO AO (WEST). New York New York Ex 6: 10 a. New York p.M Chicago 6:00 p.M Cincinnati Ex.

9:50 p.M CHARLOTTE ROAD. Paiiy, 8, 10:20 a. 12:10, 2:30, 4:47. 6:05, 7:35, 8:50, 10:30, 11:50 p. m.

Sundays, 10: 11:13 a. m. 12:10, 1:10. 2:05, 2:45. 8:25, 4: 05, 4: 45, 5: 25, 6:10, 7:10, 10.

9: 10, 9:45, 10:25. 11:10 p.m. rigntto approve or uisapprove tsau resotuuon. Dated Juiiefi. 1W.

CORNELIUS R. PARSONS, Mayor. Citt Clerk's Office, I Rochester, June 6, 18-17. No bull was ever so brutal as that rascally red knave Sitting Bull. From a Dakota paper comes this 4 The eldest daughter of (Sitting Bull died a few days ago at Standing Rock.

Reports received at Bismarck show that the old chief drove all his enemies from their tents. He was determined to show his grief by the killing of his enemies, and they deserted their tents and fled for safety. A number of squaws were seen on ration day with their lipa cut and torn with knives to show their grief over tha death of Bull 'a daughter. Surrogate Court. Rochester, June 21, 1SS7.

Ata meetine of the Common Council held May 31, Present Hon. J. A. Adlintrton. Surrogate of 1887.

the following notice was ordered published in Monroe county. the two daily newspapers designated as above by the In re Catharine Albrecht: administration: letters issued. The regular monthly meeting of the Rochester Society of Natural Sciences waa held last evening in the Central Library. The attendance was not large but the interest shown in the paper read by I'. C.

Reynolds, was very great. Mr. Reynolds opened his paper on Sources of Nitrogen in Plants and Auimals, by saying that as the modern novelist of character was concerned with the mere trait of his characters, rather.than with action or emotion, so the anatomical chemist was busied with the means by which men and nervous action was producod, rather than the end. Carbon, hydrogen and oxygen, he said, are so abundant and so active that presence in plants and animals is easily accounted for, but nitrogen is an element having so littlj disposition to join with others, that its presence in animal and vegetable organisms is not easily understood. In animals even more nitrogon is expelled than In re Barbara A.

Haisrht; judicial settlement: de Mayor ol the city or Kocnestor. NOTICE. Resolved. That trie consent of the City of Roch striking portra of Professor Wiles, executed by his son Irving, is a central figure in the collection, as is also a portrait of his friend. Lieutenant J.

A. (J'2Seil, of Kew York. Another, representing a dancing hall, ia ud unfinished piece of work, but will be a beautiful effect when completed. D. W.

Norton, of Rochester, as usual, represented by two fine paintings, a study of autumn tints and a. view in the Wallkili valley, y. E. Jones, of this village, vho has a studio at Bullalo, but who expects to i-ranch out iu the ruentrpolis soon, present an elegant painting at which takes iu the Canadian falls. The picture is trua to nature.

Miss F. A. Ayrault, bends a beautiful Silver Lake view and a winter sccna taken at Fort Hill Mrs. Hattie Baker alao sends an interesting picture, representing a near sightud woman trying to read Miss Kattio Randall, study of l.lies; Mrs. Harder, a panel of hollyhocks also a studout lamp with books, etc.

Miss Xcliie Mclvinney, study of ani le blossoms. cree granted. ester be and it hereby is given to the highest bidder he asked of the station agent in a Dakota town. Not exactly a bucket shop, was the reply. 4 4 What do you mean 4 4 Why, only the remains of a bucket shop man.

You'l find it at the undertaker's across the street- I believe the boys don't like the way wheat went down. Wall Street Seics. 4 4 Why is It said the inquisitive man to the wise man, 4 4 that when a carpenter is building a house he lots the mansion start the chimney, and without looking where it is he crawls up on the roof and saws a hole for it just as far from where he thinks the right place is as he can, and then the chimney fails down twice while they are trying to work it around so as to strike the hole in the roof I want to know why in blazes this is? I don't know, replied the wisa man, and then all was still again. Dakota Bell. Mission Teacher Why were Adam and Eve cast out of the Garden of Eden.

Bright Pupil Because they ate something they hadn't ought ter. The idea is right, but the answer is not correctly worded. Can't you remember at the sale hereiuafter provided for, to construct. bt. Louis Ex.ll:o5p, Police Court.

Hochestbr, June 21, 1S37. maintain, operate and use a railroad and certain extensions, branches and lines of railroad on the sur face of the streets, viz: Police Justice Keeler presiding. A line of single track railroad commencing at the Joseph Delanev. drunk and assault: S3 or twenty junction or Avenue ice parte, witn ram avenue, da vs. Bun every day In the week.

Hun Suuuays but not Mondays, iliun Sundays only. George F. Mullen, violating ordinance, 85 or the center of the crescent between Avenue A an3 twenty days. Avenue Vick park, bumsr the continuation of Park William llealy, obtainintr accommodations with avenue easterly; thence a line or double track east intent to defraud: discharged. erly along the center of I'ark avenue to the intersec Alice Oilligun, drunk: paroled.

tion thereof wan the city line at Culver street, to Billy Florence, the actor, thus determines a nice pcint in a clever way 4 The difference between a well-dressed gentleman and a dude is that in a gentleman no point in his costume ia 4 accentuated. As be walks by you say, What an elegantly dressed man, but you do not see any exaggeration in any single garment, either in cut or olor. In the dude you will see some extravagance, as, for example, the height of his coat collar or the size of his hat. His mode of wearing his clothes Ehows that he is attempting to appear what he ia not. Theodore Ferguson, uruuk; paroled to loave gether with such switches, sidings, turnouts, turn town.

and suitable stands in connection with said Thomas Ouirk, assault: withdrawn. extension, brauclies and lines as may be necessary T'li M. Garson and "William Bovst. fiehtine; RIVER AND LAKE STEAMERS. Leave Glen House dailv for Ontario Beach at 10 an 1 11 a.

2, 3. 4 and 5 p.m. Leave Ontario jJo.icii for Sea Breeze at 11a 1:30, 3. 5:43 aud 7:15 p.m. Leave Sea Breeze for Ontario Beach at 11:45 in.

,2:13, 3:4, 6:25 aud 8 p. m. Leave Ontario Beach for Ulen House at 12 in, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8:40 p. m. for the convenient working or said ranroau.

withdrawn. upon the express condition thut the pro Harney Oliver, drunk; S5 or twenty days. Thoiiias Kilpatrick, obtaining hotel accommoda visions of Chapter or the Laws or Im tions; adjourned. pertinent thereto snail be compiled with, and upon further provision and condition hereby made, that John Murray, assault; three months. the risjht, aud privilege of using said Joseph II.

bockwood. theft: six months and S50 what it was that made their neavenly I ather drive them from his 4 Did He send 'em as far away from Him as He could or lit ty days. is taken in. rorn whence, tneu, was the necessary to repair the waste of tissue derived It has been decidod that it is drired from tna albuminoids, containing a large amount of niti-ogeu. The amount of nitrogen in various foods was then spoken of.

Beans and peas rank first. An otg grains wheat i3 first and maize is last. Thu presence of nitrogen in plants is even mora diltioult to account for as it is e'ear they do not derive it from the air. The present theory favored liertholet, is that they derive it from the influence of the ail prevai iug microbe acting in some mysterious mauuer under the influence of electricity. -hould this theory he verified it would, In the amateur department there are a large number of pupils, and only thoaa having special merit will be mentioned, thy are as oilovr3 Mrs.

C. King, mother of Kev. Mrs. Tothoroh, study of primroses; Nellie C. Wherry, Woodstock.

India, some foreign reliC3 M. Blair, Rochester, peonies; Marian W. Carr, group of lilacs iioae Hos-mer, lilacs; Carrie Van Allen, brie a brae; Carnelia Walsworlh, table containing books and writing mater ial annie W. fcjiedler, nursery toys; Mrs Elizabeth Goodhue, hollyhocks Louise E. Reed, snowbirds; Martha Prentice, group of books Lillie M.

Miller, water lilies Nelson Moyetto, interior cf SUNDAY STEAMERS. Leave Glen House for Ontario Beach at 10, 1L 12 a.m., 12:45, 1:15, 1:50, 2:30, 3.3:40, 4:10, 4:30,0:30, 6:15, 7, 7:45, 6:15. Leave Ontario Beah for Glen House at 12:55, lr35. 2:10, 2:45, 3:20, 3:50,4:35, 5. 5:30, 6:25, 7:05, 7:45, 8:45.

4 4 I suppose so. Odd Use of a Frying Pan. A bubble of jealousy burst yesterday af not to como back for a An tole 'em ternoon and was the cause, it is said, of a frying pan in the hands of Elizabeth Sbee- streets to construct, maintain, nve and operate a street surface railroad and said extension lines and branches shall be sold by and nnder the direction of the City Treasurer of the City of Rochester, at public auction on the day July, 187. at 10 o'clock a. at the front steps of the Court House, in Rochester, N.

to tne bidder which shad be an incorporated railroad or railway company organized to construct, maintain and operate a street Taiiroad in the city of Rochester, and which will agree to give the largest percentage per annum of Its gross receipts with adequate security by a uond or undertaking in writing aud under seal in sueh form, condition, amount, and sureties as shall be required and Approved by the City Treasurer of the city of Rochester, for the fuifiilrueut of said agreement and for the commencement and completion of said railroad lines, branches aud extensions according to a plan or plans and the ro-ite or routes above herein referred to. good while J' 4 They were prevented from coming back into his presence by a flaming sword. Can't you remember what they 4 Guess it must a been onions. Omaha World. han splitting open the head of Sarah Nixon.

Jaitu a Sheehan and his wife live in the The drum major of "West Point f3 described as a symphony In color. Not Solomon in all his splendor was arrayed like one of these. His simplest ornament is the nineteen rows of buttons trimming his coat tail. The re3t of him is laced, frogged, zoned, embroidered and mottled with gold he has four giant plumes nodding on high, and four yards of filagree blazing on his legs his coat i3 a tangle of glitter, his arms are paragons of burnish and sheen, his belt is as the stars of frosLland, and the towering head of him is furred and starred and spangled to the blinding of the sons of men. "Walbridge block on State street, and last he aid, a (Tor one more evidence of design night when Elizabeth came home she found in the framing of the universo.

Mrs. 2iiou. who lives in the same block, in her riart of the house. Elizabeth, it is Drawn as Jurors. claimed, misconstrued her neighbor's friendly call, with the above results.

0H- The following named jurors were yester -TEW YORK STATE CANALS. NOTICE TO SS Contractors. Pursuant to chapters 113 ni 4Ul of the laws of seaied proposals will be 10-ceived by the superintendent of Public Works, et his oiiice, in Albany, until Tuesday. June 2d, 18e7, at 12 o'clock, noon, of that day. The work will bj bid for and let separately, and every proposal for each lock here naiter designated inust be accompanied by drafts ou some good banking institution of tho city of New Yt-rk or Albany, isiued by National or State banks in good credit within tho state, for the amount Mated below as reouired to be deposited with the bid for the work proposed for.

The following are the estimated quantities foe ull the locks numbered 31, 32, 33, 31, 35, 44, 43, 4u, 53. 54, 55, 56, tk), 61, 62, 7S Erie canal. 16. Bailing and draining. 54,210 cu.

yds. excavation of all material except masonry. 3, 4'JSeu. vds. excavation of lock masonry.

9'JOcu. yds. excavation of rock. 120 cu. yds.

excavation of bridge masonry. 2S, 250 cu. yds. embankment. 8.225 cu.

yds. lining. 2, iak) cu. yds. puddling.

oer Goulding made his appearance and led James and Elizabeth oil to the station. Dr. day drawn to appear at tho Circuit Court and Court of Oyer and Terminer, July 5th, within the time designated therefor by the provisions of chapter fdJof the iaws of lto-'Uand the amendments thereof, which said bond shail be in trie penal sum of $10,000, with at least two sureties, who shad be free-' holders within the county of Monroe. The clerk is hereby directed to publish three times a week for at least three weeks iu two daily newspapers, published in the city of Rochester, to be designated by the Mayor, notice of the time, piace and terms of such sale'and of tile route to he sold, and of at 10 :30 o'clock John E. "VVatters, Second Burke was called and dressed the wounds of Mrs.

Nixon. He pronounced them of a very serious nature. ward Edward Rossney, Eighth ward farm house Mrs. C. E.

Lan-jtot, lleur delis Minnie A. C'owles, dandelions Mary E. Hays, lilacs Edith Arnold, tea caddy Frank Taylor, Rochesler, roses Hanna C. Rowley, stuJy of pinks. In Professor "ViIe3' studio are to be seen some of hi3 work which has been on exhibition in various larg-3 cities.

The professor at present set ms to be partial to winter scenes, but it would be difficult to get anything more perfect. During his travels in Europe, through the Yosemite Valley and over the Rocky Mountains, he obtained many excellent views, which in time will be finished and sold at a high price. Mr. Wiles finds but little time do do anything for himself, as his attention is so much divided among the many pupils. On the lower floor is the water color department many fine pictures of flowers, etc.

ere exhibited. The work of Miss Laura Baldwin, composed chiefly of figures, is very fine Martha Keeney presents some flowers lluuhen L. Field, Gates; Aloiizo llurnian, Sweden James L. "Warren, Rush, John T. A Terrible Fire Murdered by tjudice.

Thousands of men very day who might be saved. as murdered many a man and woman. If it were believed that the sum of disease could be reduced by physic much would be gained. The nightmare of death would not frighten us as it does. In our modern civilization we ought reasonably to expect disease to settle upon us because we do so much attract it; because we so often and so steadily expose ourselves to it.

At the same time we all ought to understand, as a part of our rudimentary education, that to save ourselves from the effects of such an exposure, some kind of fortification should be built around our vital forces lest the enemy carry us, as it were, by a sudden onslaught. For many years the unprejudiced have used Brandreth's Pills in this way and they have proved a most effective wall against the approach of disease. Coley, Brighton George M. Curtis, Gates arouses the apprehensions of a whole city. Jacob Henclershott, Parma Thomas Collin, Aud yet the wild havoc of disease startles no Rush, Charles T.

Crouch, Seventh ward one. MaU to relate, women suner irom year James Btuart, Hamlin; John JlcQuion, The interstate-commerce law Is playing havoc with the combinations which usually tour the country. The dramatic agencies in New York are not booking half as many companies for out-of-town theaters as they did last summer, and consequent idleness may compel disengaged actors to depend upon tha actors' fund for bread and butter during the coming fall and winter. This is one reason why the professionals are opposed to the managers in control spending the actors' bread money ia lots, brick, mortar and upholstery, as it is proposed to do by erecting a magnificent 44 actors' Clarkson James L. Cox.

Wheatland Allen C. Jones, "Webster; Dank! Ide, Irondequoit to year with chronic diseases and weaknesses peculiar to their sex, knowing that they are growing worse with every day, and still take no measures for their own relief. Dr. C. C.

Bearnan, Gatos; Leonard Miller, rif the condition upon which the consent of the city of Rochester to the construction, maintenance, use and operation of said raiiroad line, branches aud extensions will be given. 135 PETER SHERIDAX, City Clerk. I70R SALE TO CLOSE A CONCERN, 1 iron crane for uiachiue shop or other purposes, viz: oust iron post, 10 feet; wrought iron horizonfal arm, 12 feet; double aud well-braewd with wrought iron; traveling car on top with chain, wheel and cogs, cat double gear with wrought shafts: fast aud slow niotiou; a cranks; carries I.I4 iuch Manilla rope; all safe and strong: capacity, 2 tons and mere; all in good order, nearly as good as new. Also castings and bolts for 1 iron dr wood crane or derrick; weight, about 300 pounds; 45 feet wrought cable ciiaiu and hook; weight, 5i pounds. One new scroll or jig saw, complete.

tee-nth ward; John E. Harvey, "Wheatland; Frank Grisues. Pen Gold Oreb llubbell. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription" is the result of life-Ions and learned study of female complaints. It is guaranteed to cure.

Oirden David E. Hitchcock, lienriett-i Henry Fisbell. Rush David Abeles. Twelfth ward John Roche, ward T. "Wiis jn, Brighton Fred Clark, Parma Stop the daily murders we had almost said suicides by using these Pills.

They speak for themselves as they act. When everything else has failed, BranJreth's Pills huve saved lives. They are to be had at every drug store. Edwin P. Clapp, Rush Korman Bentley, That Tired Feeling Seventh ward George Stever, Hamlin Henry Payers, Tenth ward; Aloazo H.

Is experienced by nearly every one at this season. You feel all tired out, without strength to do anything; ambition seems to be all irone, and you have Knapp, Riga Mark II. Peake, Sweden; "Wilson Souie, IS'inth ward David Craft, 81 Greece David K. Hell, Brighton Philip a 2 'i a i little or no appetite. This condition may be due to change of season, climate or life, to overwork, or nervous ailments.

Whatever the cause. Hood's 6,410 cu. yds. procuring and puddling. 2, 750 cu.

yds. concrete. 4n5 cu. yds. slope wail.

20, 72 cu. yds. masonry in lock walla. 50 cu. yds.

s'ope wall anl pavement, relaid. 8, 420 cu. yds. vertical wail, dry. I.oTj vertical wall, in cement.

00 cu. yds. vertical wall in cement, relaid. 2, 0i5 en. yds ioose stone tilling.

111,450 liu. ft. bearing piles, delivered. 9-1, Hi HI lin. ft, tearing piles, driven.

81,000 liu. ft. fender piles, delivered. 70. lin.

ft. fender piles, driven. 6,290 lin. ft. snubbing post.

Bet. 40, 5ou ft. B. M. white oak timber and 3ul.

00' ft. B. M. white pine timber and plauk. 1.444.000 ft.

B. M. hemlock timber and plank. 145,0 0, ft. B.

M. 8 iu. sawed sheet piling" delivered. ft. B.

M. In. sawed bheut piling driven, 155. 0-'0 pounds wrought iron. 10, 925 pounds cast iron.

pounds spikes and nails. 72 composite valves and Cxiures.1 20 paiutiug lock gates per lock. 000 sq. ft. cutting on face old bermo lock.

4, 000 pounds lead. 9 sulphur and sand cement. 1 15 tons iron pipe laid in work (20 In. diam.) 1 taking down old bridge superstructure. 1 new bridge superstructure.

DIDUCT MATERIAL FURNISHED BT BTATB. 2, 40S cu. yds. lock stone. 1.2-iOcu.

yds. vertical wall stone. 840 cu. yds. slope wall stone.

645 cu. yds, loose stone. 10, OoO ft. B. M.

hemlock. Th plans, maps, specifications, forms of coB tract, notices, together with regulations and conditions soveruing the letting of such contract, and ad other necessary papers with which the proposers will be required to comply, will be ready for examination for Ave days prior to the time or letting at tho office cf the superintendent of public Dougherty, Ferinton. i Keacii patent, wun aujustatue i.iu.e anu a 101 01 extra saws; a first-class and well-known machine. Also the following second-hand machines, all in use when the shop was closed, viz: 1 horizontal boring machine witn a large lot of augei-8 and other special toois used with it; 1 surface planer, lti lu bed with countershaft; 1 old style Daniels planer, 'i0 feet bed, 2 inch wide; 1 morticing machine to work with the foot; 1 patent saw tiling vise-. lirst rate article for hand or cross cut saws also about 1000 pounds of No.

ISsheet iron and 350 of No. 20, both of extra quality; also 3o0 in plow handles, well seasoned, aud ltai inch, with one bend nearly in the middle of the handle, leaving straight pieces about and inches long. The Atchison Champion declares that there is one piece of furniture now obsolete in the state of Kansas, namely, the old time-worn, whisky -soaked, beer-stained, tumbler-scratched saloon counter with its iron foot-rail and its worn and faded front bearing the toe-marks of the thirsty, hilarious and motley crowd, who, with their bellies pressed against it, and their elbows planted upon its beslobbered top, swilled down the last loaf of bread, the poor wife's calico dress, and ths baby's little shoe, and then, in their maudlin glee, made the day hideous and the night uproarious with their bacchannalian orgies. FrcgitlvrdV Cows tj Turpin Arnold. Sarsaparilla overcomes it quickly, creates an appetite, rouses the liver, cures headache, and (rives renewed strength and vigor to the whole body.

Be sure to get Hood's Sarsaparilla, which is peculiar thoao Xitua J-iiiH. Thcv rlao relieve BffH. At the Presbyterian Church at Brighton tress from 3y siiL last eveniue. A. Turpin.

of this to iUdif. lauigcd tsou nsui of Ilcartv A ccr-f- city, was united in marriage to Miss May E. Nellie Bryant, flowers and life studies Lil- lian G. Annin, flowers Lillie D. Bowden, flowers and still-life Jennie Shepard, flowers and landscapes; Anna Karslake, landscapes and flowers.

In the crayon department there is some very elegant work displayed, and portraits are presented by the following persons Miss McNaughton, Ida Bover, Mi33 Cariiss, Ruth E. Kirkham, Miss Bryant, Miss McNaughton. Those who have crayons in the antique are Miss Julia Thompson, Louise Reed, Miss Bhepard, Eva J. Campbell, Gretchen E. Scott and Miss Showers.

A number of pen and ink drawings are to be seen, but the best are those belongieg to Mrs. Lanctol, and the Misses Karslake, Bryant, Annin, Lester and o' hers. A number of creditable piencil drawings are to be seen in the preparatory department. The summer class of six weeks will open on July f5th, in charge of Professor Wiles and his son Irving. The following programme was rendered at the Conservatory concert last evening Piano quartette Trot de Cavalerie Rubinstein Misses Bauuian, btearus, Harmon and Thompson.

Out cn the Beep Mr. McKenzie Sixth Air Baucia Miss Ward. Far Miss Hatch. Melodie in Flat Moszkowskl Misa Bex ter. Jack Italia Glee Club.

part it. Arnold, of Brighton. Rev. Mr. Root of ict remedy tor.

Dizzi-j aess- Kaunoa, 1 Hood's Sarsaparilla I never took any medicine that did me so much and if not wanted lor plows can te cut up anu useu for other purposes. All the above will be off ered for sale at a great bargain. Address, for 6 days, R. T. HOWARD, Assignee.

Batavia, May 11, los7. ficiating. The ceremonv took Dlace at Bud in tbi Mouth, Cofitol Tongue-, Pain in the Side. 4 i fcaafe. o'clock, and long before this time the edi good in so short a time as Hood's Sarsaparilla.

I was very much run down, had no strength, no energy, arnl felt very red all the time. I commenced taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, and before I had used flee, handsomely bedecked with flowers, was FPhey rapiilate the ii-- fillod with friends and relatives of the con itioL. mid i-iies. easl't to tae i tracting parties. The ushers were, W.

V. Moore, of New York city F. M. Enos, one bcttle felt like a different person, 'lhat extreme tired feeling has gone, my appetite returned, and it toned me up generally. My brother and sis OUPREME COURT Movros Coustt.

Frederick P. Michel against Sarah K. Manneer, Lemuel H. Jiiarcy, Lodoulck M. Woodiu, Fauuy H.

Woodin his wife and George Lovcridgj. In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale duly granted iu the above entitled action at a special term of the Supreme Court held at the Court House in Rochester. Monroe County, on June2 1h7, Hon. ttabla. Prion 26 cents.

6 vinlaly CARTER Prop'rs, Me Ycrk, 1 by TtrwdHtn. ter have also received great benefit from it. Clara W. Phelps, Shirley, Mass. Thomas Blossom and R.

1L Salmons, of this city. After the ceremony, the wedding party repaired to the residence of the bride's mother a reception was held. The pair left on the 10 o'clock train worns at. Aioi.ny, ana at the otnee ol the division engineer at Syracuse and Rochester. All proposal Makes the Weak Strong I must say Hood '8 Sarsaparilla is the best med west for a short wedding trip, and after re J.

L. Angle justice, presiding, 1 the undersigned referee, duly appointed for thut purpose, shall sell at public auction to the highest bidder, at tbe front Bteps of the Court House, in Rochester aforesaid, on the 12th dav of July, 1NH7, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, the following described mortgaged premises, viz: Ail that tract or parcel of laud situate in the icine I ever used. Last spring I had no appetite. The Buffalo News has tais to say of the women who attended the trial of Mrs. i'en-eeyres for killing her husband, and who was found guilty only in the second degree: 4 They received the verdict of the jury with condemnation, not because they had any pity on the wretched woman, but because they wanted her blood.

4 She ought to hang, said a blonde with a tawny mass of hair and dark eyes. 4 All that has saved her is her sex, and I believe in hanging women as well as men. Those whose eyes betrayed the morphine habit sneered at her insanity and declared that a woman who would become a slave to morphine ought to hang. Of all those who gave the pocr wretch sympathy and charity, few were of her own ex. YOU CAN Hearken to the warble of the advertising fiend.

Hear him jrfntly whisper of what bargains can be gleaned. Buy gold watches, rings and chains In such an easy way Mnk the payments weekly not TOO WEAKLY, though, we say. aud the least wori: I did fatigued me ever so much. turning will reside at Brighton. The groom is 1st Sergeant of the Achilles Corps and is one of seven of this organization who have must be addressed to the superintendent of public works, and must be endorsed, "Proposals for Lengthening Lock No.

the number of the lock must be designated. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. Amount of deposit required with bid for each lock, amount of lubor bond required for each lock on execution of contract, Si, OiiO; amount of bond of faithful performance of contract for each lock on execution of contract, 55,000. JAMES SHAJf A AN, Superintendent of Public Works. Albany, June 8, ltS7.

I began to take Hood's Sarsaparilla, and soon I felt as if I could do a much in a dav as I had formerly done in a week. My appetite is voracious. been matrimonially inclined thi3 summer. Always find the number for there's Dins. M.

V. Bayard, Atlantic City, JS. J. Results of a Wound. City of Rochester, County of Monroe and State of New York, and known as lot number one (1) being part of town lot number sixty-five (ti5) pf Gates in the Otis farm.

Reference being had to a map of said graut'mude by R. J. Sraith. surveyor. Said lot being lifty-tive feet in front and rear, aud one huudred and fifty feet deep, aud being situate ou the northwest corner of Lvell avenue and Warner street.

Rochester, ilay 20. 1SS7. 13 GEORGE R. LOSEY, Referee. Hood's Sarsaparilla "Jonah's on Kast Alain.

Sometimes find "2W, for the figures are not plain. Fail to find the stairway, 'tis next to Yea Can't John Van Korf, of 33 Champlain street, Bold by all druggists. $1 six for $5. Prepared only Quartette Musical Moments. Schubert Misses Mason.

Taylor, Mr. Davis and Miss Hood. Vv'aitz iu A dur Moszowski Miss Robson. Vocal dnt Mrs. VYhiteuau and Mius Freeman.

Violin trio The Daily Question Mrs. Carr. fall in a fit at his bench in the C. T. Ham by C.

I. HOOD Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. I Washington Hall, Know that CLARK BOSS A want you people all to call ROSSA, Original Installment Jewel- works on Allen street yesterday morning. 100 Doses One Dollar. CLARK Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg Ry.

His struggles were terrible, at taking eight man to hold him. Dr. Pond, who was Aufsohwaug Schumann Miss Hatch. Kinder Symphony Halten called, ordered the man taken to the City JEL 33 1ST IE1 3T JR, XT ZEST G- MANUFACTCHKR OF PATENTED LIGHT-METAL ARTICLES. The concert was attended by a large audi 7tSO A.

BUFFALO. NEW YORK AND fralnsmn da fxrept Sunday. M-OTTS V1LLE. nmford, Ca1 la, liilio Pav ion, Warsaw. I'err Trains rnn 1 Hospital.

The deceased was a soldier in the Franco-Prussian war, where ha received a wound in the head. A portion of his skull was rnmnved and its place waa filled by a ence and the different selections were finely e.ion "VTOTICE TO 'CREDITORS. Pursuant to an li order of Hon. J. A.

Adlinaton, surrogate of the county of Monroe, notice is hereby given, according to law, to aU persons having claims or demands against William Erlcr, late of the city of Rochester, county of Monroe, state of New York, decessed, to present the same with the vouchers thereof, to the undersigned Jacob Hofheinz, executor of aid William Erler, at his place for the transaction of business as such executor, at No. 2 Wilder Block, Rochester, N. on or before the 27th day of December, 1SS7. Dated June 21, 18B7. JACOB HOFHEINZ, Executor.

Experimental and new machinery for special pur PHILADELPHIA R. R. rendered. from specitications and post buiit under contract uixa.vrn iii-st le, AlHCIllaS, ril HCOttVli Salaniam-a. Bradford, it war.

Dubois, aud i'unxsutcwaey. Inventors Designs. Alouelsot an kinds, Jleuu rat- Trains will leave the New York Central and Hud House The best thing ever A 11 FREIGHT AND PASSENGER. terns, Punches and Ihes. Also airency fnr 'Unners' nii.l Outliers' Forge.

HENRY KUXG, Briggs liuikling. 221 Rochester, N.Y. son River Railroad depot (eastern tiinej dady, except Sunday, as follows: silver plate. A Narrow Escape. Yes.

I had a verv narrow escape, produced for this and all kindred purposes is A volunteer squad of the reguUr army has guarded General Logan's remain ever since thy were placed in the vault in Rock Creek cemetery. One night recently, when Dr. Buck, the venerable rector of the ancient church with which the cemetery is connected, sought to pas through the grounls he was challenged by the guard, and wts so much annoyed by them that ho said he would have the Boldiers kept out of the ceuiete-y. He has complained that they have dew-crated it by playing cards there and othtr auseeinly conduct, and so there should be giuird around the vault. It is in this vaul.

15 P. M. EXPKE33. for ScottsvilSe. Mum ford.

JA11ES I'YLE'S PEAR. LINE. It makes Wm. E. Werner.

Attorney for Executor, No. 2 Wilder Block, Rochester, N. Y. 1 the houseteeoer do the work more satisfac said a prominent citizen to a friend. I torily in loss than half the usual time, with Caledunia, Leiluy, Warsaw, Shver tiur u.

fciiVcrLake, Perry. Trains ABHTVK Eroress from Perry, Silver Mr a-id tale station M9-25 m. Mai Irom Hots. Itilawa. Bradford, and Bit aminaiU Ire chi and Passenger.

3:15 p.M out the aid of soap or anything else, and lta I Avtettmot I fl 5 A i 1 1 I 1 1 'utiiful --i i I 1 ij ttJ l'reraiitura was confined to my bed for a year and my fripndu jrave me tin for a consumptive's crave, nntil 7-50 A. M. for Seottsvuie, Avon. jut. morris, Nunda, Swains.

Portage, Hinsdale, Olean and intermediate stations. P. M. Express for Olean and intermediate stations. 5:10 y.

M. for Ecottsville, Avon. Mt. Morris, Nunda, Portage and intermediate stations. GEO.

S. GATCHELL. J. A FELLOWS, Gen'lbup't, Euilalo.N.Y. Gta'i Paas'riXk't Ag't great value in the kitchen and laundry is at HAVE NOT CHANGED LOCATION T.H.PUTNAM ARCHITECT, Rooms 17 and 13 American Express Building, State street.

lisinw Kemo's Balaam for the Throat and Iebiutv. Lot Mannooa.ew:., na-riniririea vain v.rv frfow-ii reui-0v. hdu discovered a simple tracting widespread attention. Sold by gro Lnn's. and here I am, sound and hearty." You will ISAIAli s.

i-tiiUty, which Le will emd fTt to his cliow stiff i-ri. Aaiarew. J. KMli. fuM ViUcw ux Stw i'ur UtJ.

find it for pale by all druggists. Price 50c aud $1. cers everywhere, but beware of vile imita-tious with names that sound like Foarline, Wfei is. Sample Lottie iree..