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ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE: FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 23, 1894. G. Ballsmith; financial secretary, Frank LEGAL NOTICES. IEOATj notices.

WESTERN NEW YORK Increased Appetite There was an insurance of $100 on the house and $125 on the contents. Miss Cvnthia Fiske died at the family resideuee in Byron yesterday morning. Three weeks ago occurred the death of her brother, John S. Fiske. The surviving members of the family are Pliny of Bvron, and Mrs.

Abigail Greene, of Los Angelos, Cal. The funeral will be held at the home to-morrow afternoon. An apparent attempt at burglary was made at the hotel in Byron on Wednesday All old soldiers and sailors are invited to meet the afternoon for a social time and dinner. The public are invited to the evening exercises. There will be songs, recitations and addresses.

-Gardiner Howlaud, of Syracuse, and Miss Mollis Siuart of Gaines were married at Albion lasst Tuesday by Rev. Dr. A. C. Osborn.

STEUBEN. Appointed Notes. Bion E. Slavton and Miss Jennie Roth, daughter of John Roth, of Cohocton, were united in marriage Sunday last. The different Democratic ward caucuses at Corning were held las.t Wednesday night.

The nominations for alderm-e-n were: G. WalsJi, first ward; C. L. Dennison, second ward; C. Drake, third ward; T.

E. Iteuly, fourth ward; G. W. Lane, fifth ward. M.

II. Wilcox, highway commissioner of the town of Cohocton, has appointed the following tathmasters lor lf04: M. Wager, John, O'Counel, A. B. Bennett, Wheeler Bush, T.

J. Cornish, Philip Sick, George Walden, George Strobel, Monroe Clayson, Dwight Howard. Adelbert Nobles, Y. fe. Caynard, Wagner, George Herbert, William Nobles, J.

D. Hendryx, Oliver Tinney, William Tack, Lugene Is airbrother, Robert 'W. Miller, John Cragg, G. E. Thorp, Riley Wheaton, J.

M. Crouch, Slur ry Tripp, Jonas M. Cleland, Charles B. McDowell. Philip 1-oults (Joseph ogal, William Rowe, Henry Gardner, E.

A. Clayson, Melc-hior Zeh, Reuben Hammond, Riea T. Moulton, I Jacob Waand, Alvin. Hammond. Lorenzo M.

Jones, Bion Slay- ton, John Green, James Chapman, Jacob New, John F. Edmonds, Yvuliam 11. Hex, Henry Schneider, George M. Ryndors, Kil- lian Zeh, Charles M. Thorp, John E.

Miller, Frank Harwood, J. Flushman, John an Auken, William Snyder, Frederick Fisher, William Boardman, Jacob lex, Gilbert Kester, Charles Paine, Henry E. Field, Chris J. Kurtz, Jacob Lank, lugeno Van Wormer, Webster Edmonds, John C. Mattice.

Charles Northrop, George Miller, Charles Hubbard, Charles Partridge, John Tyler, John H. Sick, William Otto, F. G. Flashman, William Gibson, Charles Don nelly, Thomas Drake. ONTARIO.

The potato market at Naples is remarkably active for this season of the year. One farm 13 taking in an average ot 1,000 bushels per day. The price paid is 40 cents. A Republican caucus will be held in Union Hall at Victor on Tuesday, February 27th, at 2 o'clock, for tho purpose of nominating town officers to be elected at the approaching election. The marriage of Irving Manning to Miss Lottie Tyler Sims, both of Naples, took place at tho home of Mrs.

Arnold, sister of the groom, on Tuesday evening, Rev. Eugene Ajithony officiating. The remains of Dr. Octavius C. Lyon will reach Naples to-day for burial in Rose Ridge cemetery.

Dr. Lyon was a native of Naples, was educated in the schools of the town and at Canandaigua academy. After receiving a medical diploma, he removed to Michigan and mar ried there. For the past few years he had retired from active practice and car ried on a drug store in Detroit, where he died on Tuesday, aged about 52 years. His mother, Mrs.

Julia Lyon, resides at Naples; also a tr older brother, C. M. Lyon. The Republican electors of the town of East Bloomfield have issued a call to ireet at the town hall to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock to nominate candidates for the town election to be held on the 0th day of March, ami to transact such other busi ness as may come before the meeting. The Democratic caucus for the town of East Bloomfield is called for Monday af ternoon.

A vote will be taken at the town elections of the towns of East Bloom field, Richmond and Bristol on an appropriation for tho purpose of purchasing a stone crusher. The home of Mr. aid Mrs. Peter Plumb, w-ho reside a few miles north of Victor, was the scene on Tuesday evening last of the marriage of their youaige-st daughter, Etita Ellen, to Henry Pimm, of Victor. A large assemblage of friends were present to witness the ceremony which took place at 5 o'clock and was performed by tho Rev.

John Clute, of the Methodist Church, assisted bv the Rev Charles N. Frost, pastor of the Frost Presbyterian Church of Victor. At the hour named the bride and groom took their pi ados beneath an arch of ever green and cut flowers which was located in the bay window, heavily draped with laces, where the ceremony was performed They were attended bv Herbert G. Fitch of Canandaigua. Lee Wilbur, Miss Maggie Howland and Miss Bernadiue Dewey, of ictor.

The bride wore a dress of cream white and carried a large bouquet of roses liuests were present from Canandaigua Walworth, Palmyra and Rochester. Afte congratulations a repast was served. Mr and Mrs. Pimm took the evening train for a short trip West CATTARAUGUS. Supreme court is in session at Little Valley this week.

The calendar contains 250 cases. W. C. Hong, the treasurer of the Seneca nation of Indians in Salamanca, is receiving the annual rent due from the whites for their laud. Professor J.

H. Carfrey, superintendent of the Salamanca schools, has been engaged as an instructor of mathematics in the Chautauqua summer school at Tully lake in Onondaga county. In the fire in Salamanca last week the photograph gallery of J. II. Blessing was again burned, making the fifth time Mr.

Blessing has been burned out since coming to Salamanca. However, he will open for business again as soon as a place can be arranged. WYOMING. Mrs. Henrietta Prime, a well known resident of Attica, and who hnd lived in that place -many years, died yesterday morning, aged 70 years.

She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Truman Griffith. Last evening at the Universalist Church in Perry a kirmess under the title of A National Pageant," was given There were 120 dancers on the programme and some very fine scenes and tableaux were presented. At the recent university extension meeting held in Attica interesting papers upon American history were presented by Miss Connor, Mrs. II.

P. Gardner and Miss Rachel Zolles. Addresses wrere given by Messrs. C. E.

Loomis and Edward Zolles. Yesterday afternoon as Miss Susie Walbridge and Miss Kittie Govvans, of Attica, were sleighridiug, the horse became unmanageable and ran away, throwing the occu) Mints to the ground. Miss Walbridge was quite badly hurt about the face and eyes, but it is thought that nothl ing serious will result from the injury. The following are the officers of he Independent Order of Foresters recently in stalled in C. I.

II. Gruner; chief ranger, E. L. Francis'; V. C.

Peter Bey; recording eecrtitajyi Uenr to-morrow afternoon and evening. J. Dahse; treasurer, 1 rank Timki; S. Fred Reusch; J. Fred Grau: S.

Joseph Frey; J. William Whitney. YATES. All the appropriations for the town of Milo were voted ia jhe affirmative at the ejection held on Tuesday. Chaplain McCabe, of New York, will speak at the MethodLst Church in Penn Yan next Wednesday evening.

Ed. G. McConneil, of Pulteney, and Miss Sadie E. Barton, of Branchport, were united in marriage last evening at the home of the bride's parents. In consequence of the illness of the proprietor, D.

E. Dewey, The Ark," one of the most attractive summer resorts on Lake Keuka, is offered for sale. The funeral of Nora O'Donuell John ston was corducted yesterday afternoon from the residence of her parents in Penn Yan. The remains were brought from Au- burn the previous day, where ishe died. De ceased was 3S years of age.

Yates Tent, No. 88, K. O. T. will hold an open meeting at Cornwell's opera house, Penn Yan this evening.

J. B. Mc- Dannell, Gt. and C. J.

Siegel, Gt. It. will be present and deliver addresses in connection with other exercises, after which dancing will be participated ia. TOMPKINS. Excelsion Engine Company will hold a fair in Trumansburg, probably the third week in March.

The Baptist Church of Trumansburg, which has been undergoing interior decorations and repairs for several months, will be rededicated on Sunday, March 4th. Rev. Lewis Halsey, D. of Oswego, will preach the morning sermon. About the most uneasy person inter ested in the Trumansburg postoffice is the present encumbent, R.

J. Hunt. His com mission expired nearly a month ago, and he had made every arrangement to get out, even to securing another place of business. Knowing ones state that it may be some time before a new postmaster is appointed. ALLEGANY.

E. S. Crandall has been appointed post master at Aristotle, this county. -The latest postoffice appointments in this county are E. A.

Fletcher at West Almond, and Miss Nellie Davis at Pikeville. A county contention of Women Suf fragists is to be held at Wellsville on April 3rd and 4th. Several prominent speakers are to bo present. Hiram Huntley, one of Angelica's old est and most respected citizens, was buried last Tuesday. Mr.

Huntley was 7G years old and had lived in this country over sixty years. CAYUGA. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. George Humphrey, of Meridian, was buried Wednesday at Union Hill cemetery ia Cato.

On Wednesday at the home of the bride's parents at Hannibal Center, George Reagan, of Cato, was united in marriage to Miss Nellie Chappie. The entire Republican ticket was elected at the town meeting of Cato on Tuesday last. With the exception of supervisor the Republicans elected their entire ticket in the town of Ira. SCHUYLER. The third annual reception, of the Cook Cadets of Havana, will be given in the Academy chapel, Friday evening, March 2d.

Wednesday the remains of Andrew J. McDowell, of the town of Dix, were interred in the County Line cemetery near Watkins. The deceased was 75 years of age. The third annual fair of the Giles Hook and Ladder company of Havana, began Tuesday evening and was well attended. The fair will be held every evening during the week.

MONROE. The Democratic town committee of Pittsford has issued a call for a caucus to be held Monday evening next at 8 for the purpose of nominating candi dates for the town ofhees to be filled at the election on March 6th next, and to transact such other business as may come before the For biliousness and all other conditions resulting from constipation, go by the book on Beecham's pills. Book free, pills 25c. At drugstores, or write to Allen Co, 365 Canal st, New York. NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Pursuant to an order of Hon. J. A. Ad-Unirtou. surrosr.ite of the county of Monroe, notice is hereby given, according to law.

to a1 purs' ins having claims or demands against Marv Jackson, late of the town or lMrma. couiit of Monroe, state of New York. d-eoased. to present the same, with tho vouch ers thereof, to the undersigned, naries nrlg- Ikhti. pxeeutor of the estate of said dtce-dent.

at las place for tho transaction of biudneati as such executor, at his office in the village of Spencorport. Y- ou or before the 13th dav of July. Dated. January 1S04. CHARLES BKTGITAM.

Execntor. J. B. Kiley. attorney for executor.

XOTTCE TO CREDITORS. Pnruant to an order of Hon. J. A Adlington. surrogate of the county of Monroe, notice la cutrix or tne win or saiu neceaenr, at ner place for the transaction of business as such executrix, at 247 Powers building, Rochester, N.

on or before the r.th day of March, 1S94. Date-i September 1, 1893. aiLLY M. FO'LLANSBEE. Executrix.

Bhuart Sutherland, attorneys for executrix. 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Pursuant to .111 order of Hon. J. A.

Adlington, surrogate of the county of Monroe, nutice is hereby given, according to law. to all persons having claims or demands against George Slade. late of the town of Henrietta, county of Monroe, state, of New York, deceased, to present the same with the vouchers thereof, to the undersigned, at his place for the translation of business as such executor, at his office. (54 Reynolds Arcade, in the citv of Rochester, oai or before the 11th day of June, 11-94. Ihited December 7.

193. MAIILON D. PIin.LIPS. Executor. NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Pursuant to an order of Horn Joseph A. Adlington. surrogate of the county of Monroe, notice is hereby given, according to law to all persons having claims or demands against Adelheid VolUert. late of the city of Rochester, county of Monroe, state of New York, deceased, to present the same with the vouchers thereof, to the undersigned. W.

Martin Jones, executor, at his place for the transaction of business as such executor, at and Granite Building, Rochester, N. on or before the 7th day of July, 1SU4, Dated, January 2, 194. W. MARTIN JONES. 1 Executor.

734 and 730 Granite Building, Rochester, N. Y. "ITT ANTED To rent alout Slay Int. a small house plei'asantly locnted and with all wn.wi.ri i-iiiu eii'elN-es small fimt.ilv. 1 iVletyiHum.

JUJ3 i i 1 liereliv iriven. ai-curdnitf to law. to all iiorsoii.i nr ilMrm.lwl nyainst lita sf Hip town ff fonritir AL.n'roe. K-tate of New York, deceased, tn i tii. samn.

with the voucher thereof i jue.l finlltr TY.IInneria sta. I LMn u'ii v. of of to J. is to to to SITPRKME COURT, Monroe rmnty-Johnn P. Talluger, as surviving trustees nuOir tfi will of Godfrey Tal.iuger, decetuwi, Fanny Kin-ague, th state ot New York Geoi go H.

Spnigue and Elilm Sprajru, of the good, chattel 'trT credits of Daniel "Wharant. def-a-d. Sts Malvin Clark. Kiihu Sprague, A.l Sstone. Lucy W'tiaram.

CUra lin-row. Aau, Wluunam, Arthur WharBia Kiwwt Wharam, George Mharam, the ri Pctlve wlve, if any. of the ulJ Geor YVhiiraiu, Arthur "Wharaui. Ernwtt WUania end Charges AVharam. to wit: Mary Wbsrsm' wife of p-aid George Whuram, Sarah M'haj-aa" wife of said Arthur Wharam, lieatrice Whaj.

am. wife of mid Ernest Wharam. Eia bantu i. wife of said UbarW Wharaia, Mary, Sarah, Beatrice and titon uaniei. their miines, unknown; also any and all othr perin any, the same being unknown, who art? tZ at law or devisees of D.uiii4 Wharam, (U.

ceased, or of auy of th auve fendants, in case any cf mtid defewiatrg are deceased, or who have or claim ijv any intercut or claim agnluitt th prfe sought to le fowlwiHl. to wit: Its 37 IS of of the SbJ son trpct. eui-h nt which fronts ou ton stret. in the city of Itoctiewter, i. i.

To the alKrve named defendants: You are hereby summoned to ,1,1 of vo' im ttoo utuI within twenty days after the of summons, exclusive of the day of serrW. an1 in ot vour failure to annwar nr swer, iudsnnent will be taken aeaiust ti k. default lor the relief demanded ia the as. plaint. Trial to be held in the county of Monroe M.

II. McMATH. Plaintiff's Attorney, 414-415 Wilder buihWng. Rochester, t. Dated this 1st day of February, lbl4.

To Alice Stone. Lucy Whjiram, CTara Burrow Annie Wharam. Charles WJiuram, Arl thur Wharam. Ernest Wharam tn res.iectlve wives. if Bnv, of said George Whair.m.

Arthur Wharam. Ernest Wharam and Charles Wharam. to tf.i-Mary Wlmrain, wife of said George Wharaia Shrah Wharam. wife of said Arthur Beatrice Wharam. wife of said Eraw haram.

Eliza Wharam. wife of mid CtauL 11a ram. aid Mary, Sarah, H-surlce aaij Eliza being fictitious names, their Christian lieipg uukuowu; also auy said other i-ei-sons, if any, the same leing tin-known, who are heh-s at law or rf Daniel Wharam. or of any of th above named defendants. In eue any of gala defendants are deoeuevd, or who "have ot claim to have any interest or claim auTUw the premises sou girt to be fiveohisd.

to -wit: I.ots 17 and 18 Buncker's suUli vision at tho Stevenson tract, each of which lots fronti on Brighton street, in the city of Rocltwr, N. Y. The foregoing summons ia served upon vos by publication, pursuant an order of Hon, George F. eoiuan. justice of the suprena court, da.ted February 13.

1S94, and fih-d the complaint in the office of the clerk ot Monroe county, at Rochester, N. Y. M. II. McMATH, 1 Attorney for I'lalnrtt.

COUNTY COFRT, County of Monroo-Ano. Benedict against Eli Benedict et al. I11 pursuance of a Judgment and decree ot loreclosure and sale, duly granted lu the above-entitled action, and entered in Monroe county clerk's office on the 20th day of Felv ruary, 1894, 1, the undersigned, the referee, duly appointed for such purpose by said judgment, will sell at public auction, ut the front door of the court house, in the city of county of Monroe, New York, on the 7th day of April, 1N94, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day, the real estate directed lij said judgment to be sold, and therein described as follows: All that tract or parcel of land, situate In the town of Webster, county of Monrue and state of New York in the original town ot Penfield), leing a pait of lot number nfty-nlne ((59) in township thirteen in the fonrti range of townships in Phelps Gorham'i purchase and bounded as follows, viz: Untie east by the Five Slile Line road and the west line of a small lot belonging to David M. Hagcdorn, on the north by the center of tt Ridge road a part of the way, and a part the way by said lot of David M. Haglors and a part of the way by the Tavern Stan4 lot, on the west by land of Ezra C.

Benedict and on the south by the south line ot lot number 59, containing 43 acres and 91 rodf land. Also another piece of land In said town Wrebster being a part of said lot 59 foruierlj owned by Richard Van Deusen aud described nst follows: Beginning In the center of (le Ridge road at the Intersection of ihtir Mile Line road (so called) south and ninutt westerly along the center of said Ridge roa3 far enough to take in a certain well iu the garden or about one foot west of the same where a stake was set and running southerly from thence parallel with said Five Mile Line road to Ell Benedict's north line, thence easterly on said north line to the center of said Ive Mile Lane roaa. tnen norm anny iu the center of said road to place of beginning, containing about 90 rods of land, more or less. Dated February 20. 194.

CHARLES A. WTOENER. Referee. nulett Gibbs, plaintiff's attorneys, No es, 69 and 70 Reynolds Arcade, Rochester, Monroe County, N. Y.

1 NOTICETO CREDITORS: Pursuant to an order of Hon. J. A. Adllif ton, surrogate of the county of Monroe, tice is hereby given, according to law, all persons having claims or demands a galea William Cox. late of the town of 1'iirna, county of Monroe, state of New Y'ork, deceased, to present the same with the vouches thereof, to the undersigned.

Frank M. But-rltt, administrator, at his place for tin transaction of business as such administrator, at his residence In the town of Parian. Mo-roe countv, N. on or before the 21st dtj of July. 194.

Dated January IS, 1P94. FRANK M. BTRRTTT, Administrator, etc. J. S.

Garlock, attorney for petitioner, 251 Powers block, Rochester. N. Y. 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS: Pursuant to an order of Hon. A.

surrogate of the county of Monroe, notice is hereby given, according to law to all persons having claims or demands against William Smith, late of the city of Rochester, county of Monroe, state of New York, deceased, to present the same with the Tronehei-A thereof, to the undersigned flumia- Istrutors of the goods, chattels and credits of said William Smith, at their place for th transaction of business as such administrators at K9 Chestnut street, Rochester. N. 1. cn or before the 31st dav of May, 1694. Dated, November 22.

193. MARTHA SMTTTT. ALBERT J. KNEALE. Administrators.

Q. R. Yan Voorhls. attorneys for a.luil Jlstrato.njwersblock. Rochester.

N. NOrlTCETO CREDITORS. Pursuant to au order of Hon. J. A.

licgtoii, surrogate of the county of notice is hereby given, according to all lersons having claims or demands Ruth L. Harris, late of the city of R.Klirstef. county of Monroe, state of New ceased, to present the same, with the vou ne-J thereof, to the undersigned executor, e.c. said Ruth L. Harris, at her place for transaction of business as such eiocmor, 09 Manhattan street.

Rochester, N. 1.. before the 7th day of May. 1VJ4. Dated l-YAAN' kANLvrcti NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pursuant to au order of Hon.

J. a' ton. 1 rebate of the of Monroe is hereby given, according to to ai Sons having claims or demands agaust Lo Ivoveridge. late of the town of of Monroe, state of New lork, leceuseAw nresent the xame. with the vouchers therwt bTthe undersigned.

George Iveridgo. at tdace for the transaction of business ai executor at 233 Powers building. executor, at DiLted September 2. 1MU j. "GEORGE LOVKIUDGK.

Execute NOTICE TO CREDITORS l'ursuant to an order of Hon. J. A ton. surrogate of the county of Monroe. tice is hereby given, according to persons having claims or demands ar Jaue K.

Brown, late of the town of county of Monroe, state of V.w orV4- V' 1 county, on or ueiore mo September. 194. Dated, February 15. I. EDWARD STEWART r.i:n"VV Administra11, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Aripe.

Pursuant to an order of ten. surrogate of the comity of Mourv is herebv given, according to "w.il- Krdts Paving claims or urumu.0 i. lain Houdorf. late of the cii.v 'i -y. OKllllV OI 2Mb day of June.

194. Hated. X.ecu,Ax V' GEORGE R. yH, Administrators, with the rt Fmil Lu.lckins. att-rnev for ml 409 ERwaugur Bail.

ding. L'j N. X. ceased, to present tue same 'ers thereof, to the undersigned, Stewart Brown, administrator of the ests said Jane E. Brown, at his place transaction of business as such ad.niuisrr-at his residence.

North Greece, AU-rf THE PEOPLE of the state of New York, by the grace of God free and Independent. To WambHch. Catherine Wambaeh. bis wife. Ltzzie Wolford.

Meyer. Katie Meser. sometimes known as Kale Wolford, Christopher and to John E. Maier and John II. Maler, composing the firm of J.

E. Maipr Hon, Lewis Edelman, Andrew Raab, Charles li. Barber. Henry T. WHHams, and to all other creditors of Annie Milibicr, now deceased, late of the city of Rochester, N.

or persons having claim? agsinst her estate, their names and residences being to the petitioner unknown. Greeting: Yon are hereby cited and required to appear before the surrogate of our county of Moit-toe. in the surrogate's court, on the tith day April, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon that day. at the surrogate's otflce in the city of Rochester, then and there to enow cause why a decree should not be made, direr ting the disposition of the real property of the decedelt. Annie Mllibier, or so much thereof as is necessary for the payment of her debts and funeral "expenses by the mortgage, lease or sale at puplic or private sale thereof: and If acy of the aforesaid persons are under the age of twenty-one years, they will please take notice that they are required appear by their general guardian, if they have one, and If they have none, that they rnpear nnu appiy ior tne apDointment or a special guardian, or in the event of their neg- lect or all m-e to do so, a special guardian 1 uj me Burrog-iie 10 repre- Bent ana aa ior tneni sucn proceeaing.

In testimony whereof we have caused the seal of oflicc of our said surrogate to be hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon. Josenh A. Adlinarton.

(Ii. surrogate of the said county, at Rochester the 20 tn day of February, in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and ninetv-four. WILLIAM L. KIEFER, Clerk Surrogate's Court. To all creditors of Annie Milibler.

deceased. iate or uocnester, a. 1., ana to all persons having claims against her estate, except as paiticulurly named In the foregoing citation; The above citation is served upon von bv rublication. pursuaut to an order of Hon. A.

Adlington, surrogate of Monroe county, said order having been granted February 20, ana on 1n.1t uate niea witn tne petition herein In the office of the surrogate of Mon roe county, at Rochester. N. Y. Dated. February 2 1S0L SHL'ART SUTHERLAND.

Petitlones's Attorneys, 247 Porters building, iioeuesier, is. x. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Pursuant to au order of Hon. J.

A Adlinsr- tou. sui-rogato of the county of Monroe, notice hereby given, according to law, to all per-tous having or demands against i'hi-lenda ljrigham, late of the town of Oerden. county of Monroe, eteite of New York, deceased present the same, with the vouchers thereof, the undersigned as admin istrator.s with the will aimexea or soul fleceasea. at their place for the transaction of business as such administrators, at their residence in Ogden, Moa-roe cor-iuty. New Y'ork, on or before the 1st ttay or june, Dated November 10, NELLIE STEVENS.

JOHN STEVENS. Administrators, of said Brlgham, deceased. Benton "White, attorneys for administrators. Nos. 01 and G2 German Insurance building, Rochester.

N. Y. 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS: Pursuaut to an oruer oi. Hon. J.

A. Adlington, surrogate of the county of Monroe, notice ia hereby given, according to law to all persons having claims or demands against Joseph Sayer. late of the city of Rochester. county of Monroe, state of New York, deceased, to present the tame with the vouchers thereof, the undersigned, Caroline Sayer, at her piaco tor tne transaction 01 tiusiness as uch executrix, at Nos. 44-47 Insurance building, Roehw-ter, N.

on or before the 20th day of April, Dated October 20, 1893. CAROLINE SAYER. Executrix. VTI 111am E. Werner, attorney for executrix, Nos.

44-47 Insurance building, Rochester. N. Y. 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Pursuant to an order of Hon.

J. A. Adlington, surrogate of the county of Monroe. n-tloe Ls hereby given, according to law, to all fersons having claims or demands aeaiust 'harlotte Hildebrandt, late of the city cf Rochester, county of Monroe, state of "New Y'ork, deceased, to present the same with tho vouchers thereof, to the undersigned, Henry F. Hildebrandt, at his place for the transaction of business as such administrator, at F13 Wilder building.

Rochester. N. on or before the first dav of 1894. -Dated, December 2t. 1S93.

HENRY F. HILDEBRANDT, A mi 1st tor. Smith Caertleman, attorneys for administrator. 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS: Pursuant to an orlr of Hon. J.

A Adlington, surrogate of the county of Monroe, notice Is hereby given, according to law to all persons having claims or demands ngaiast James M. Eruff, late of the city of Rochester, county of Mouioe, stato of New York, deceased, to present the same with the vouchers thereof, to the undersigned administratrix, at hor place for the transaction of business as such administratrix at No. '2- Elwood building. Rochester, N. on or before the 31st day of Mav.

1SU4. Dated, November 21, 103. MARGARET A. BRT7FF. 1 Administratrix.

Sullivan, Morris Jerome, attorneys for administratrix. NOTICE TO CREDITORS: In pursuance of an order made by Hon. Will-lam E. Werner, county judge of Monroe county, oh the If.th day of February, 181)4, totioe is hereby given to all creditors and persons liaviug claims against William Cox, lately doing business as a merchant, at Nos. 24 and 26 Front street, in the city of Rochester.

Monroe county. New Y'ork. that they are required to present their claims, with the vouchers therefor, duly verified, to tho subscriber, the asignee of said William Oox, for the benefit of creditors, at the otlice of his attorney. No 3 Smith's Arcade, in said city of Rochester, on or before the 5th day of May. 1S04.

Dated. Rochester, February 15, 1S94. JOHN W. RYAN, Assignee. William E.

Edmoudts, attorney fur assignee. oche ster. N. Y. 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Pursuant to an order of Hon. J. A. Adlington, surrogate of the county of Monroe, notice is hereby given, according to law to all persons braving claims or demands against Elijah Wit hail late of the city of Rochester, county of Monroe, titate of New York, deceased, to present the sama with the vouchers thereof, to the undersigned executors of the will of said deceased at their place for the transaction of business as such executors at No. 6 James street, Rochester, New Y'ork, on or bo-fore the 10th day of May, 1S94.

Dated November 3. 193. JVDSON J. WTTHALL, BY EON I. PRESTON, Executors.

TV. Martin Jones, attorney for executors, Nos. 734 and 730 Granite building, Rochester, N. Y. NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Pursuant to an order of Hon. J. A. Adlington. surrogate of the county of Monroe, notice is hereby given, according to law.

to all persons having claims or demands against Lyman Munger, late of the city of Rochester, de- hers Fi slier. her such executrix, at No. 1N3 Mount Hone avenue. lr the citv of Rochester. N.

Y. an or before the lr.th day of June. 1S94. Dated. December 8, 193.

HARRIET S. FISHER, Executrix. Shunrt Sutherland, attorneys for executrix. 247 Towers building. 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Pursuaut to an order of Hon. J. A Adlington, surrogate of the county of Monroe, notice is hereby given, according to law, to all iKTwons having claims or demands against John II. Simmelink. late of the citv of Rochester, county of Slonroe.

state of New Y'ork, deceased, to presesit "the same, witih the vouchers thereof, to tlie undersigned executors, Johanna Yan De and Joanna G. Simmelink, at their place for the transaction of business as such executors, at 220-221 Powers building, on or before the 1st day of June. 1N4. Dated November 21. 1S93.

JOHANNA VAN DE "WALLE. JOANNA G. SIMMELINK. D. Ros.

attorney for executors, 220 221 Powers building. R-x-hcKter, N. Y. 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Pursuant to an order of Hon.

Joseph A. Ad- llugtou. surrogate of the county of Monroe, notice is hereby given, according to law. "aiui. v- iiruiiliUIH niuumi Rochester, n.

on or before the 3rd day of 1U. Tated. December 22. 193. FREDERICK LOREY.

JOSEPHINE LOREY. Su'llvnn. Morris Jerome, attorneys for executors. 2i. 31 and 32 Elwood build-Iwi.

ltevhOrb. N. X. 1 nil 1... Albert Lorov, late of the city of Rochester, county of Monroe, state of New York, de- ceased, to present the same with the vouchers thereof, to the underslgaed executors of the lut will and testament of paid Albert I v.

at their place for the transaction of business us such executors, at No. 25 ECwood hnil.Umr. to is one of the first good effects felt by users of Scott's Emulsion of cod-liver oil with Hypophos-phites. Good appetite begets good health. Scott's Emulsion is a fat-food that provides its own tonic.

Instead of a tax upon appetite and digestion it is a wonderful help to both. Scoffs Emulsion arm rests Ihe progress on Consumption, Uron-chitis, Scrofula, and other wasting diseases by raising a barrier of healthy Hesh, strength and nerve. Prepared by Scott A Bowne, N. Y. All drngglsts.

CLOAKS! CLOAKS! CLOAKS! Positively the last reduction made on our Winter Cloaks. Come and see them. We guarantee the best garments in the city for the price. Many of them are light enough in weight for early Spring, but they must be sold this month, as we must have the room for our Spring stock. D.

A. WIGHTMAN, 34- and 36 N. St. Paul St. r-Just around the corner from Main street.

federland lire Insurance Qnmt AMSTERDAM, HOLLAND, (1838.) ASSETS TO LIABILITIES. 139 PER CENT. NEW SYSTEM OF LIFE INSURANCE, COMBINING LOW RATES WITH AMPLE SECURITY, MAIN U. S. OFFICE.

871 BROADAVAY, 5EW-YOBK. AGENCIES: 213, 215, 217 West 125th St. 57 Broadway. Franklin Trust Co. Building.

Montague Clinton Brooklyn. AGENTS WASTED. Winn I'M' PARKER'S 1 UAID CM i E- i -j Pails to Bestore Gray Hair to lt loumiui Cure snip ft hatr 60c. md fl-Oj mt Drug-gist. Tim Uua, DtbLs, Indif ertion, Tk in Um.

40 SNOTICE TO CREDITORS. Pursuant to an order of lion. J. A Arlington, surrogate of the county of Monroe, notice Is hereby given, according; to law. to all per-uom having claims or demands ogatnst Mary Aim "Whitney, 'late of the city of Rochester, oomv of Monroe, state of New York, deceased.

present the same with the vouchers thereof, to the underKdgned. the executor of said deceased, at his place for the transaction of business as such executor, at the office D. PUllips, No. 64 Arcade, Koch-enter. N.

on or before the 15th day of July. 1S94. Dated. January 3, 194. 1 ALBERT WHITNEY, Executor of said deceased.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Pursuant to an order of Hon. J. A Adlington, surrogate of the county of Monroe, notice Id hereby (riven, according to law, to all persons having claims or demands ugainst Charles A- Clark, late of the city of Rochester, county of Mo-crne. state of New York, debased, to present the same, 1th the vouchers thereof, to the uadfrrignod ati his place for the trans-'t1on of lmIus as such executor, at the law office of C.

C. Davison. No. 127 Powers building. Rochester.

N. on or before the fith dav of Mav. 194. Dated November 9. "IS93.

1 E. A. NASH. Executor. TO CREDITORS.

Pursuant to an order of Hon. J. A Adling-tm, surrogate of the county of Monroe, notice i hereby given, according to law, to all personu having claims or demands against Jane Ann Curtis, late of the town of 1 uruia, county of Monroe, Ktate if Nevv V-jie, Je-ceased. to present the ame vlth fie Touchers thereof, to the undersigned executor, at bis place for the transaction of business as Kuch executor, at North Parma, N. on or before the 1st day of September, 1SU4.

Dated, February J-rr, R. H. WOOD, Executor. John Desmond, attorney for executor, ffFera block, Euthetstcr, 2u X. at x.

YAYNE. A Large Number of Indictments Presented to the Grand Jury. In circuit court and court of oyer and terminer yesterday morning at Lyons before Hon. William II." Adams, of Canandaigua, justice presiding, case No. 1 on the calendar was taken up for trial.

This ease is entitled Nettie West as administratrix of the goods, chattels and credits of Charles E. West, deceasvd, agninst the New York Central Hudson River rail- road company and is brought to recover the sum of 3,000. Stephen K. Williams and Ryron C. Williams of Newark, are plaintiffs attorneys of record and are assisted by Colonel Jenny, of Marshall Jenny, of Syracuse.

James W. Duuwell conducts the defense alone on the part of the defendant corporation. The summons and complaint in this, action are dated June 21. 1803. The cause of action arose out of the wreck on the West Shore railroad at Montezuma, Cayuga county, August 1S01, in which accident the plaintiff's -sou, an employe of the railroad, although not then on duty but riding on a pass in the caboose of a pick-up freight train, was killed.

The complaint is one of the broadest and contains the most broad and sweeping charges of any that has been set up in a railroad case in this county and the outcome of the suit is being watched with interest. The jury in the case of Edward P. Soverhill against Eli Talmadge after being out all night agreed to disagree and were discharged. The grand jury which has been in session since Monday arose yesterday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock ad through Hon. Jeffem Sherman, of Na-rion, the foreman, handed up thirty-nine indictments of which thirty-seven were Sealed.

The two open ones were for murder in the first degree against F. S. Childs, of Clyde, now confined in jail for murdering James T. Nichols, of Clyde, the other for assault in the second degree committed upon C. A.

Pulver of Sodus. senior member of the insurance firm of L. S. Lake by L. A.

Dixon, of the same place. This represents about one indictment for every fifteen hundred of population and two indictments per hour found during the sitting of the grand jury. Judge Adams thanked the grand jury for their diligence in finding so many indictments in such a short time. The marriage of George D. Ely, of Clyde, to Miss Irene Metcalf.

is announced to have taken place July 8, '03, in Indianapolis, Ind. Last Tuesday W. E. Meade, collector of taxes of the town of Galen, turned over to Yolney II. Sweeting, county treasurer, $20,000 in cash for taxes.

-A bail will be given at Clarks' hall in Marion to-night. The members of the committee are J. B. Malcolm, George E. Holmes, Edward P.

White, D. E. Noonan, M. E. Sweezey and W.

II. Curtis. -Mrs. I. Campbell, an aged widow of Clyde, died at her home on Park street, that place.

Tuesday evening, from heart fail-ure. For many years Mrs. Campbell had kept a candy store and bakery on Park street. Deceased was about years of age. Reports have been current for several days in Savannah and Butler of the death of Charles McGonegal formerly of the last named town, now residing with his son at Conquest.

Mr. McGonegal cut his foot and blood poisoning ensued, but he is yet alive, though very low, with the chances in favor of recovery. Elizabeth Schwab, wife of Philip Schwab, one of the richest farmers South Lyons, died yesterday morning. Deceased was one of the oldest residents of the town of Lyons and was born in Germany in 1S24, coming to this county and settling in Lyons when but 9 years of age. She leaves a hus band, Philip Schwab, one; son George E.

Schwab of South Lyons, and one daughter, Mrs. Fred Stolz, of the same place. The funeral services will be held to-morrow afternoon. Simeon Titus, contractor employed on a house being built by Hon. John A.

Mun son, at Savannah, met wilh a serious acci dent Wednesday afternoonj. Mr. Titus was on a pilo of lumber about a dozen feet from the ground, when he stepped on a loose scantling which precipitated him headlong toward the ground. Fortu nately his foot caught in the descent and held him suspended head down. He man aged to extricate himself, but will be una ble to work for several days for his leg was terribly wrenched and the cords and muscles badly strained.

The Republicans of Savannah will hold their caucus for the purpose of nom inating candidates to be supported at the annual town meeting to be held Tuesday, March 0th. to-morrow afternoon at o'clock. From present indications Addi son P. Smith will be nominated for supervisor and Charles C. Taylor for town clerk.

Both parties are now serving as such officials. The Democrats will hold their caucus in tho same hall as soon as the Republicans are through. David llov ey and George W. Cooper have boon named as probable candidates for super visor. The Delta Fhi Upsilon Fraternity of Marion Collegiate Institute held its fourth annual banquet last evening at the coun try residence in Marlon of S.

B. Dean, president of the board of trustees of that institution. The members of tho society, with lady friends to the number of thirty. drove out in sleigh loads, heartily enjoying the moonlight ride. Messrs.

Learn, Powell and Petzoldt, from the University of Rochester, were among those present. The following were the toasts: "The Delta Phi T'psilou Fraternity," Edward Hay; Little Beginnings," George A. Iytrn; "The Brotherhood of Man." R. W. Clark; "The Company," S.

B. Dean. GENESEE. Extending Le Roy's Bonds Attempt to Burglarize a Hotel. The proceeds of Tuesday evening's charity concert for the bent-fit of the Ba-tavia Relief were $235, which has been turned into the treasury of the association.

The class of '94 of the Le Roy union school -has been organized with the following officers: President, Miss Pearl G. Wal'ker; vice-president, W. R. Nellis; secretary, R. Leon Skinner; treasurer, Miss Lula Pallister.

The class has some eighteen members. Wednesday afternoon at Hie home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Morris, of Bethany, occurred the marriage of their daughter, Clara, to William W. Weller.

Mr. and Mrs. Weller will reside in Stafford after a three weeks' wedding trip to Pittsfield, Mass. The farm house of Judson McCon-nell, three miles northwest of Bergen village, took fire yesterday morning from the stovepipe in the garret und was burned to the ground. Nearly nil of the i coiitcuti tt the lower aoouj y.fcra baved.

evening. As a irotner-iu-ia prietor entered the hotel about 9 o'clock, a strange man ran from the sitting-room into the. dining-room and out ot me nouse, through the kitchen and woodshed, overturning and breaking a lamp in his hasty exit. The young man followed Mm to tne kitchen door, and then ran back to tihe bar nom and cave an alarm, which waa regarded as a joke by those gathered there, and they did not at once respond. The lamp, which was upset, exploded, and set firo to the carpet, and in his efforts to ex tinguish the fire, the young man cut nis hands so badly on broken glass that Dr.

TVhicft was called to dress the wounas. In the meantime the burglar had made good his escape. -Supervisor Lowe, of Le Roy, has filed with the town clerk of that town an application in regard to extending the town bonds of Le Roy, amounting to $7,000, for the term of seven years. The application contemplates a payment of about $1,000 per year, and it is understood that the par ties who hold the bonds are wining to ex tend them at a reduced rate of interest. This proposition is in addition to the ap- niicntion filed a few days ago lor tne rais ing of $8,000 for repairing and building of new bridges in lioy.

uotn suojecis aic to be voted upon at the coming town meeting. In case the town votes to extend the town bonds, the entire amount to be raised the coming year, including the $8,000 for bridges, will be a little more than for other years. If the bonds are not extended, it will be necessary to raise $7,000 this year to pay them; also about $1,000 for high ways. If they are extenaeu, it necessary to raise only about $1,000 for them this year, and with the for bridges, the total would be about $9,000. SENECA.

Samuel R. Welles to be the New Post master of Waterloo. Falls Library Association has secured Hon. Charles E. Fitch, of Rochester, for a series of historical lec tures.

The first 'lecture win oe, given on Saturday evening. The Seneca Falls town board has fixed the amount of the bond for the new su-nervihor. William II. Van Rensselaer, at $25,000 for handling railroad funds; for handling town funds, and $10,000 for handling school funds. The forty hours' devotional services closed at St.

Mary's Church in Waterloo, on Wednesday morning. The following clergymen assisted: Rev. William 1'ame, of Geneva; Rev. Father Gleason, of Clyde; Rev. Father Angelo, of Peun lan; Lev.

Fathers English, of Canandaigua; Mc Donald, of Geneva; Hopkins, of Stanley; and the pastor, Rev. John J. Ilickey. For his unswerving fidelity to Presi dent Cleveland, Dr. Samuel R.

Welles is finally to bo rewarded by being maue post inn st ser at Waterloo. Dr. John L- Day's period of office expired last month and he is to be succeeded by another phy sieian of the same school, but of opposite politics. It seems fashionable in aterloo to have doctors for postmasters, while in neighboring villages, newspaper editors seek the plum. There will probably be no doubt of the confirmation of Dr.

Welles. Some time ago the doctor had consider able competition in his ambitions to get the office and there promised to be quite a struggle over it. The David B. Ilill men at that time, put forward one or two prominent candidates. 'County Judge Hazelton held surro gate's court at Waterloo on ednesday The will of the late Isabella M.

Oliver was admitted to probate and proven, as was the will of William Reigle, deceased. Th matter of the estate of John Litzenberger was submitted and the matter of the proof of will of Sabrina Wilcoxen. In the mat ter of tho judicial settlement of George Lynch and II. S. Bonnell as administra tors of the goods, chattels and credits of Andrew J.

Lynch, a postponement was had to the sitting of the surrogate at Seneca Falls, on the third Wednesday in March To that date was also postponed the judicial settlement of John and Robert Furniss, as administrators of the goods and chattels of the late Frederick II. Fur niss, of Waterloo. An Epworth League Rally to be Held at Avon Nun da Notes. Washington's birthday was appropri ately observed yesterday afternoon in the Nunrla union school by the scholars in the intermediate departments. The Athenaen and Gamma Sigma So ciety of the Geneseo normal school are to give an entertainment Friday evening March 2d, when they will present the drama, An Autograph Letter." Hon.

Otto Kelsey, of Geneseo, member of assembly, has introduced a bill appropriating $05,000 for the purpose of building an addition to the state normal school at Geneseo for scientific purposes The funeral of Myron Beard of Nun-da, who died last Wednesday, will beheld at the house this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mr. Beard was GS years of age and has been a resident of Nunda for forty years. His wife, who is 75 yeaivi old, survives him. The following is the programme for the Epworth League rally of the Rochester district of the Genesee conference of the Methodist Episcopal church to bo held in Avon on March 2nd: First session, 10 A.

opening exercises by a representative of the Wayland Y. P. S. C. roll call of delegates by leagues; paper, "The Epworth League, George D.

Hilfinger, of Rochester; address. Rev. F. C. Thomas, of Fainxwrt.

Second session, 2 P. opening exercises by a representative of Ka-st Bloom field league; paper, "Gleanings From the Field," Miss Lena Ijounsbury, of Walworth; paper, "The Secret of Success," Miss Julia Francos Kimball; address, "The Field Occupied," Rev. W. II. Reese, principal of Genesee Wcsleyan Seminary, at Lin pnp-r.

"What Shill We Read." Miss Nellie Y. B'aker, of Macedon; paper, "Special Bible Study in the League," Rev. F. M. Ode, Livonia.

Third session, 7 P. address, Rev. P. S. Merrill, of Rochester.

ORLEANS. The Carlton Sunday-school Association is to hold an all-day convention at Kuck-ville to-morrow. The Republican and Democratic caucuses at Albion will le held at the court house in that place to-morrow. On account of the state G. A.

Jl. encampment at Rochester the S. and P. Gilbert Post, No. 73, R.

A. R. of Lyndon-viile, fcobtpyuvd thur annual cauir, fixfe bil COUIU.V Ot iVlllirOO. male Oi lOTK, eased, to present the ssiine, with the vonc thereof, to the 1 undersigned. Harriet S.

executrix of the will of naid decedent, at PhlCO for the tratlsaslOt iotl Of business Aft ceased, to present the same, wan uia Ji)9. thereof, to the uuder.tgiied. a'" dorf and George B. Swikehar.l. "an.i with the will nunexed.

of laiJtn at their place for the iriiiwiHwii L. itai ua such administrators, at -Nl' Mt mtiw Rochester. X. on or in 1.