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ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE: TUESDAY AUGUST 8, 1882. TEE CAFESDISH sSSASSIJiTlOJ. EDVCATIOXAL. JLMXXSEMENTS. Democrat and Chronicle.

aWwt at IM at Bomaur, X. at EUREKA SteamHeatiflgCoi'y ing of the sbeds, bay and wheat stick- of Frank Anderson, and it is supposed, for good reasons, to hare been the work of an incendiary. Mr. Anderson had recently discharged a laborer, and he was heard to make threats of revenge. There was some insurance on tbe wheat, but not enough to pay for the loss.

and wierd chants. The popular conception that editors haven brains enough to go crazy uiua uupruveo. Jcugs Wtlhi counted his chickens before they were hatched. He it was who announced that the star route trials would be through before the fourth of July. Getoujl Wolsklxy predicts that the Egyptian business will be over by the middle of September.

It is to be feared that the general is another false prophet. Tits Prince of Wales does not, like his brother, thirst for military fame. All the thirst he has can be quenched with more agreeable liquids than blood. A Nkw York servant girl has been caught stealing her mistress's dresses and jewelry to adorn herself. Her idea that she would thus become a lady was not original with her.

Thutxs in Philadelphia have been reduced to dreadful strains. Having robbed the city to the verge of the poor house, they have now turned their attention to body snatching. Stbikhtq freight handlers in New York are leaving tbe unon. Its failure to supply them with adequate funds has disgusted them. The treasury e'aturday only contained $200.

Mt Idea of de better wort, Said an aged darkey to the editor of the Arkansaw Traveler, is war dar is a election goin1 on all de time, case den de white folks allers perlight. Mrs. CnADBOUBifx, the wife of President Chadbourne, of Bowdoin college, narrowly escaped lockjaw from the scratch of a hat pin. Evidently tbe toy pistol is in danger of a lively competitor. Lord Charlxs Bkbksford, who took part In tbe wicked bombardment of Alexandria, Is a great joker and belongs to the Prince of Wales' set.

His ability as a commander is, of course, beyond question. A I-KGai. opinion, ui uished at the request of Mayor Grace, of New York, establishes the fact that giove-figbta are illegal. It may be worth while to mention that Sunday whisky-seliiog is also illegal. Furs-GER Waiion is in luck.

He not only made tSO, OOO out of Saturday 's races at Monmouth Park but escaped expolUon for bribery. Hereafter he must not make large presents to jockeys and trainers. Tbx statement thai the porte has drawn upon the kbedive for the expenses of the Turkish expedition to Egypt recalls a venerable and consequently respected remark about suing a beggar and getting a louse. Anthoht Comstock proposed to pounce upon Walt Whitman's Leaves of Grass, if he finds it on sale in New York. It Is not easy to believe that Mr.

Coin lock has a pecuniary interest in the hock, but he seems bent on increasing its sale. A parrot in New York that had annoyed with its shrieks and clatter the people of the neighborhood of its owner beyond endurance has been declared a nuisance. The precedent thus set extended to howling dogs wonld tend to make sleep less difficult than it frequently. Although imprisonment for debt is supposed to have been abolished in England long ago, Captain Mayne Reid insists that It still exists practically, according to a statement puhlieed in the London Time. 5,444 persons in England and Wales were imprisoned for debt in 1681.

PATKirr medicines claim a victim in the person of E. H. C. Brown, of Brooklyn. Driven crery by taking large quantities of them for some real or fanciel complaint, ha cut his child's throat and then jumped from hs own window.

Both Kimble and child war. badly injured. Claba Louihx Kxuxogo wfl giva a concert in Saratoga on the 11th instant. Young beam and bald hes led bachelors aspiring to the role of adverising doqge will be on hand and present her wi Ji large banquets. Whitney's unlucky experience with the susceptible but fickle damsel is no lesson lo them.

Cattlx killed under the supposition that they are suffering from pleuro-pneumonia, ara not, in the opinion of an agent of the New York state commission, unfit to eat. No one will be unkind enough to deny him the right to his belief but there are few people, probably, who care to live on diseased meat. BOLDtxna cannot brutally beat horses with impunity. Corporal Kelley at the Jefferson barracks, St. Louis, having pounded a hone so that the animal had to be shot, has bee.

sentenced by the general court-martial to be dishonorably discharged from the service of the United States, to forfeit all pay and allowances, and to be confined at hard labor in the military prison at Leavenworth for six years. A HATrvx of Niagara Falls told a eorres pondent of th New York Tribune that the International park scheme is dead. The fear Is expressed that within a few years the beautiful scenery will be desecrated by the presence of gigantic nianufacturers and apparatuses for generating electricity. What a shame and disgrace It will be Thousands and millions of people may of course be be iefited, but the hackmen and hotels will just he ruined. Snvcx tbe decision of the English courts In-eluding telephone and telephone wires in the postal telegraph system, there has been a load complaint against this government monopoly and discouragement of private enterprise.

Postmaster-general Fawoett has, however, attempted to compromise matters by granting licenses to telephonic exchanges. No power is given to erect poles or wires, the licenses making their own arrangements with the local authorities and property owners. NOTES AND OPINIONS. Wadsworth stock is booming. is a Flower that is born tobluah un seen in the gorernor's chair.

Ha rmokibiko in August doesn harmonise, as the Democrats are finding out at Saratoga. The Don Cameron boom is in ttUitn quo. This is the Latin for not knowinc anrthinff about it' a j- "a President Arthur has succeeded in making 'Oneida county Democratic this year ttica Herald. Stalwart-ism, with all the asautanoeof the admiriBtration, is only an inconsiderable minority in Massachusetts. Providence Press.

Whh4. the Democratic state convention of Indiana was cheering itself hoarse over the adoption of a free-whiskey platform the bad plajed 4 Johnny fill up the BowL Gexzral RosBCBAifs committed hari-kari when be voted to override the president's veto of the river and harbor bill. Several other presidential candidates performed a similar operation. Mr. Arthur, being a renowned fisherman, may have vetoed the river and harbor bin because of his honest opinion that the improvements named in the bill would certainly scare the fiah.

Louiarvilie Courier JouioaL Th 1 mixed condition of thepreaent administration Is illustrated in the official record of Tuesday. Michael J. Dady appointed superintendent of repairs on United States public buildings the river and harbor bill vetoed. Good Lord good Devil I Saratoga Journal. Gekxrax Hakrt White is seeking, and will probaby secure, the Republican nomination to congress in the Twenty -fifth district of Pennsylvania.

He wai defeated two yean ago by about 750 votes. The district is naturally Republican, but dissatisfaction in the party ranks led to the election of a Democratic-tireenbacker in 18b0. The (mliUonidts bare a candidate in the field already. Chalkxrs hsa began his canvass early in the Second district of Mississippi, Ue is making speeches in which he promises that there shall be a fair vote and an honest count. He evidently does not propose to submit to the tactics which he tried so successfully npon his Republican opponent in the 'shoestring district.

Tfte abuse the Democratic o. gam heaps vpon him shows that they ara aware they have a formidable opponent to deal with. Thkbt are questions before the people in which they take aa interest if they were brought to an ue between the parties. But at present tbete is no direct content npon tncm. It cannot be said in regard to any one of them that its settlement depends on the success or the defeat of this or chat party.

There is no assurance that either party wonld grapple with and give the country the benefit of Hs solution. Congress has been engaged for eight months in demonstrating this. Republican and Democratic statesmen alike stand nowhere on these questions, and the politicians are prepared to take no definite position. It is impoeatiile to base a popular coatsst on the crjsfiictmg alms and aspirations of individuals. There is a choice between persons who seek ptpubir jpport for public office, and there i still a choice batwetn the parties to which rivals for popular favor belong, but there can be no political contest with life and energy in it until there is some higher purpoieto be gaired than personal advancement.

We seem likely to drift on through a quiet canvass, with here and there a little activity evoked by cor sidf rations of merit or questim. of local significance, awaiting the evolution of issues, New York Times. Tbb following municipal regulation has been enacted by the Boston Com mon -council 'No person shall sell to any child under the afre of axttfu years, without the written consent of a parent or puarxlian of such cHirt, any carfidjje of fixed smmuDition, of wtieh any lolmirate Is a component part, or any frun. pistol or other me-chabical contrivance arrantrefl for the explosion of such cartridge or of any fulminate. The penalty fr the infraction of this wholesome law is a fine, with imprisonment.

The Boston ordinance should be made universal in municipal tie-. The toy pistol should be as odious in tbe eyes of the law as an assassin. Tea harmony which marked the Delaware Republican state convention is to be carried into the campaign and an earnest united effort mede to redeem the state from the bourbons. Tbe candidates for governor and congressmen have accepted and a state committee satisfactory to all sides has been appointed. These sip ns indicate a bright prospect of overcoming the 6S0 Democratic majority in the state A The Philadelphia Times says 4 'The world is moving all around the little Blue Hens' Chicken patch, and sooner or later, and soon at the latest, Delaware wM move along with tbe rest of mankind.

1 1 WESTERN NE YORK NEWS STOVKOK. Chailes M. Green, of Rush, had his horse end buggy stolen while at Scotteville on Monday. Charles H. Brlgham, of Palmyra, Is visiting his father in-law, Prof.

8. W. Clark, Spencerport. The farmers are having a large yield of wbeat in Ogden, averaging from forty to sixty bushels to the acre. Simeon S.

LinneU, of Gallon, Ohio, with his family, Is visiting his native Pittsford, for the first time in twenty year. The Congregational ftaubath school of Fan-port contributed $43 Jt5 to tbe 4 Fresh Air Fund for poor children in New York city. P.ev. Mr. Close has entered on his summer vacation, and leavea Pittaford, with his family, this (Tuesday) rooming, for his new cottage at Hemlock lake.

Tbe Presbyterian society of Pittsford, on account of repairs going on in the Baptist church, has tendered its place of worship to the Br.ptirt congregation during the period of Hev. Mr. Close's vacation. Rev. J.

E. Lawton, of Rush, is to lecture in Fair port next Friday evening on Prohibition. It is proposed, also, to organise a lodge of Good Templars, albeit the ground seems to be pretty well occupied already by the W. C. T.

U. Mrs. J. T. Gracey, wife of the presidlug elder of this district, occupied the pulpit of tbe Methodist Episcopal church, Fairport, last Sunday morning and evening.

Her subject, Missionary Work for Heathen Women, interesting in itself, was very ably handled, and a deep impression was mad. by her ad-drees. On Thursday evening, August 8d, a garden party was given by L. J. De Land At Co.

in Mrs. D. B. De Land's beautiful grounds, to the employes and friends of the firm. It was a large and pleasant gathering, several guests from out of town being joined to the Fairport groups, and is numbered among the social successes of midsummer.

A rumor that Rev. K. M. Burton, of Fair-port, has resigned tbe pastorate of the First Baptist church of that place stirs the whole community with an anxious sense of impending loss. Rev.

Mr. Burton is a man whom no proplecan afford to spare, and whom steps whithersoever they may be turned, will be followed by th. best wishes of the bast people among whom he dwells. WAY. UK.

Wheat of the new crop is being brought Into Clyde in large quantities. Tbs Universalist and Christian churches and tjnday-schools of Newark unite In an exminon by rail to bkxlus bay on Thursday Of this week. A young married woman and an unmarried young man eloped from Clyde last Friday evening. Wheti last heard from they were at Toronto, Canada. There waa a great rush of pleasure seekers to Lake Bluff on Sunday, and the capabilities of tbe hotel and stabl.

were taxed to their ntnwet to accommodate the bipeds and quadrupeds. Mr. Nimms, of Bnaton, spoke on temperance In the Methodist church, Newark, last 8unday evening. The panor, Rev. Mr.

Henhaiu, gave his people a rousing sermon on missions in tbe evening. Dr. Chase's little Loy, of Clyde, was on a visit to North Huron, and while climbing up onto the hay in a large bam, last Friday, he fell a distance of twelve feet and dislocated his left wrist. Dr. York reduced the dislocation.

Kv. E. T. Fish of Clifton, who Is supplying the pulpit of the Clyde Presbyterian church during the absence of its preached a temperance sermon before a union audience in the Baptist church on Sunday evening. Rev.

A. C. Re well, of WMlamtown, Mass. supplied the pulpit of the Newark Presbyterian church, last Sunday, preaching two able and instructive sermons. The people ware greatly pleased to welcome and hear once more their former pastor, after a separation of several years.

The largest excursion ever mustered in Newark waa that of tbe Prasby terian Sunday-schcol, by the Ontario Southern railroad, to Marguretta grove, on Bod us bay, last Friday. Nearly 600 persons were on the train. The officers of the school had shown much enterprise in making the arrangements, and fcchattner's band, of Lyons, added much to the pleasure of tbe day. The railroad ottlaers extended personal attention and ever courtesy to the party going and returning. At its session on Sunday, the school unanimously adopted the following resolution Resolvco, That tbe thanks of thin school are hereby extended to 8.

B. Ktnart, Biiperuitenilent. Frank Younir. general passenger agent, and P. i-ewis, tit the Cntario Southern railroad company, for their uniform courtesy and unl tiring eirorts to fumih aeeommo ations for ail whoUHik part in our excursion, addiog much to make the day a grand succeaa.

Wl'OiTIING. All of Wyoming county will be in Rochester to attend 4 Bremen's week." The Castile, Warsaw and Attica hre companies will go. Owing to the resignation of Miss Gertrude Culver, of Bt. Lawrence county, as preceptress of Perry academy, there is a vacancy for some good competent teacher. The Silver Lake temperance camp meeting is now in progress, and the pioneer and adjacent grounds present an appearance of a military cump, covered aa they are with rows of white tents laid out in streets and avenues.

Tbe st-ong programme arranged by Bemie and Mead has drawn a large regular attendance. On Sunday, when Colonel W. Bain, the silver-tongned orator of Kentucky speaks, there will be large excursions trains over all the railroads to the grounds from Rochester, Buffalo and Hornelisville. All the prominent speakers are on the grounds. The quartette cho'r is said to be the strongest in the state.

NIAGARA. The Hash of lightning preceding the ter-' rifle thunder clap at noon Monday, struck the roof of the old Niagara mill in East Lockport, tearing oft about ten feet of roofing, but did not otherwise do much damage. Lockport Journal. A man who has a habit of regularly looking over our exchanges every day for the last year was Interrogated this morning as to the object of his search. It was discovered that wa looking for the death notice of his mother-in-law.

Locknort Journal. There is being locked here to-day a fine raft of spar timber, for New York. Freights in Buffalo on Saturday were steady at cent on wbeat and 5 cents on corn to New York; lumber to New York, $3. J40 per m. and $2 65 to Albany; staves to Albany, 1.63 per ton, Lockport Journal.

SRNKf a Rose Hill grange, of Waterloo, will giva it fourth annual excursion to atkins ulen on Thursday of this week, August 10 th. The drought in Seneca county is a severe one, and under the, hot sun everything is drying up, the grass being badly killed out in places. Com and pototoes, aa well as other vegetables, are Buffering terribly from a lack of moisture. Arrangements are being made by C. C.

Gridley and E. F. Slack, or Waterloo, for a number of first class entertainments at the academy of music during the coming amusement season. A half-dozen meritorious companies have heen engaged and no second clans shows will be wanted. LIVIN.STO!f.

The people of Avon were aroused from their slumbers a little before IS o'clock on Sunday night, by the ringing of the fire ball. The fire company was promptly on hand and ready for action, bat it was soon ascertained that tbe fire was at East Aven, soma two miles away, and so they did not attempt to reach it. Tbe alarm wasoaused by the burn The London Telegraph is induced to give credence to the story of Brien alias West-gate, self silrged as a party to th. murder of ixwd Frederick Cavendish. His confession, made at Caracas, hss generally been regarded as a trant parent contrivance to obtain a free passage to England but tbe Telegraph points out some ear marks which it regards as autteinirg th.

man's story. The murder was committed Saturday evening and West-gate would Just have had time to reach Water-ford by train, early Sunday morning and there, taking steamer for Milford and rail thence to Swansea, would have reached the latter port on Sunday evening. According to Westgate' statement be shipped, Monday May 8th, on board the bark Gladstone bound for Caracas. His vessel sailed May 1 1th. The Telegraph further says A "STngular complication has arisen In connection with Westgate' visit to Swansea.

Mr. Williams, an officer of the board of trade, shortly after the Phoenix park assas-sications, saw a sueptcions looking man loitering about the doors of the mercantile marine Offices, Swansea. He entered into conversation with him and found that he not only answered tbe newspaper description of one of tbe men wanted in Dublin, but that he was a native of Dublin and had just arrived from that city. He appears to have shipped on board tbe Neva for Leghorn, In the name of Evans, but on a hint he was arrested by Detective Jooe of the Swansea police, and then gave bis real name as Harwin, stating that his mother resided at Warrenpoint, county Dublin. The Swansea police described him by telegraph to the Dublin police, who replied that the man named Harwin, giving the very address quoted, had been arrested in Dublin on suspicion, but had been discharged, as there was no evidence against him.

Harwin then admitted to the Swansea police that he had been arrested on sugficicn in Dublin as stated. He was eventually discharged from the custody of the Swansea police and proceeded to Leghorn. It now appears that he and Westgate were seen together in Swansea, and Harwin, who is supposed to have deserted from the Gladstone in the name of Evans, had his place hlled at the last moment by Westgate. The latter's confession Is in keeping with the statement made some time sgo by Donovan Rossa to a newspaper correspondent, to the effect that the perpetrators of the Phoenix Park crime would be found in South Wales, whence they would endeavor to snip acroes to south America. The barkeutme Gladstone, Captain John Roads, and tx.und from Swansea to t-araoas, was leaving dock when it was found that one of the crew was missing.

A nisn, who gave the name of Westgate, and represented himself a sailor, was taken on board. It was soon discovered he was no sailor, and instructions were sent to the owners Stop half pay of Wextgate, Dublin. Have reduced his wages to 15s. A letter was received from the man's wife, signed Mary Jane Westgate, 39 Townshend street, Dublin. The man, when shipping, gave his address as Mealh row, Dublin.

Instructions have been received by local authorities from Scotland Yard ordering inquiries to be made. All thfs seems a trifle thin to build a theory of murder on, but it is said to be sufRcient to induce a belief, rapidly gaining ground in England, that the story of Westgate has some foundation in fact. Tbi farcical as well as the outrageous features of the Egyptian business are slowly com ing to light. Sir Charles Dilke 's statement in the house of commons, last night, that the conference would have no control over Eng land's action at Sues or any other point where British troops are to occupation by virtue of the khedive's proposal, shows that the ambassadors assembled at Constantinople might as well adjourn their sittings sine die. They are only wasting their breath In futile discussions.

To s'l appearances England proposes to have her own way. She made that plain when she bombarded Alexandria without the consent of the powers. Tbe event did not, to use M-. Gladstone's pedantic phrase, cohere' li any degree, vfith a policy of joint action. No clever phrases can make it appear that England is not stumbling along entirely independent of her neighbors.

Any doubt that may have been heretofore entertained on this point is removed by Dilie's statement. Wk have published a number of communi cations against the proposed lift bridge over the hjle canal on Plymouth avenue. Just as cheerfully we would publish communications in its favor. A public journal ahould be a medium of communicating the views of ciU-sens npon proposed public measures. For ourselves we do not propose to take part In controversy which has become quite warm among the residents of the Third ward but it is only fair to say that the Council should endeavor to find out what the wishes are of the locality which Is principally interested in the matter and must bear the burden of taxation if the project is consummated.

Having found out what the views of a majority of the people in the specified locality are, the Council should act accordingly. Johh SwiHTOK, one of the sharpest writers on the New York Sun and foremost radicals in this radical country, has, according to the New York correspondent of the Boston Herald, been brandishing the torch of his brilliant intellect about Russian darkness. In a recent number of the St. Petersburg Zagranichuy Veetnik, the leading literary magazine of the czar's dominions, he has illuminated for the benefit of the Russians the subject of American Literature and the Philosophy of American Letters. The article Is said to be a remarkable one and worth a translation into English.

It Is characterised aa comprehensive, profound and in- Tbk bluffing character of the star route defense waa clearly exposed yesterday when Ingersoll and the other lawyers for Dorsey, Brady ft Co. announced that they had no more testimony to present. That which they have presented has been debilitated to a painful degree. It la not easy to see what prop they will now use to support their shattered reputations. AsoTHiaof the president's.

stalwart appointments in New York that of John A. Luby, customs officer at Albany was confirmed yesterday. The thing is getting monotonous, reqrMog Httle of comment, but it is well to preserve the record against the day of judgment. The Hon. Charles (i.

Fairman, superintendent of the insurance department, writing exceedingly readable Utters to the Elmira Advertiser from Nantucket. CURRENT TOPICS. Perhaps It might be well to appoint Sullivan professor at West Point. England's harvest prospects are said to be vastly brighter than two weeks ago, Tbx cranks who tried to drive If.de Lesseps away from Panama, are after him again. THS escanade of fiunnm'i in Troy win cost the old showman nearly $3, vuv.

Mr. SconxjJC. who has sued her hniimnd for divorce, complains of his extreme crnelty. Una. LaSGTBT'B inooma for th.

fiiwt rate on the stage will amount. It fa estimated to am, uuu. Gekxrax. Alxsok writes his account of the battle before Ratrdeh aa though the conflict were a holiday parade. Tux London Times no longer preaches the annexation of Egypt, It has been studying the eighth commandment.

VRA- T.1VAT1IT'. Mnvtnimnrina hwlnw In the United States will consist of Ours and "As Yon Like It. Tux striks of the iron workers in Pittsburg has lasted two months. It has thus far cost the strikers over t4, 000', 000. Haythgj failed to thrash Arab! Pasha, General Alison has fallen to abusing him.

Ue calls the plucky Nationalist an Arab. He is an arrant coward who threaten the life of England's blind postmaster -general. Mr. Fawcett Is the Htwt. and wiiMa of never have hot weather In Buffalo, 1 says the Express.

It is not often that the Ex press shows such a shocking disregard of its suture late. E. M. PaxTos, editor of the Publishers Record, of Pax ton, 111. who went to Denver oa a press excursion, was suddenly taken Insane, imagining himself a great eina-er.

and regaling his fellow excursionists with wild CLINTON LIBERAL INSTITUTE FORT PLUS. W. y. For both sexes. sTJeven Instrtifrtora.eaet) atpeetaMst In Facotv.

Appliances and 1cmlL ona tit the FOREMOST CH'toLd of the Coantrj? Do C. V. PAKfeKLL. A. trt Plain, W.

T. SM ABTII7IOBE fOLLKGB Ke-Onea-inp restored boildin. Both sexes admitted. toueife ana prepantaaTv school Under care of mem-bei of the Pociety uf Friends. The mala bni ding deetroTed by Cre Hth umubiast, has been completely rebuilt, enlarged and tit ted op with all oonfeniencea, TrJorouvh iimt met iona in Lantruaa-ea.

Literatare. Math-emattca an" tbe 8neoeea. New acientldc Building orttBiriinjr asMboratoriea, DrnfuriaT lionma, Macbtns phepa and all appliance for aniniiiK a oonrae tn Chemistry. Meohantcal arid Civil Bngtoeex-tcg. The next term opens fnit month (Sent.) ltiv.

ApP'j early, aa. other tninirs being equal, places wtQ be -riven the earliest applicants. Fr full partlcn iara, address EDWARD 11. MAGIXJa, Swarthawni College, Delaware Pa. ROCHESTER FEMALE ACADEMf, ft.

TO SOETH FITZHl'OH-ST. TEE FAPL TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION will eniciuence on Monday, rieptember Uth. nr-iiljtrs con Lamina full psart-wnlara can be obtained at iit9 1.3. B. J.

WTCHOL3. Principal. LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY FOa VOL(V LA DIBS. Poll course of inclndins Ancient and Modern Larnna-ea. Vocal and I nt rumen Lai Music.

Twenty-flttb jTRr betlna 'ept. SO, IkhjJ. Preparatory ulaases. For Circulars, ca.1 at hf-iinrmry or address MRb. C.

M. CURTIS. Principal. Wells College for Young Ladies, AURORA, CAYUGA IAKK, N. T.

FTTX COT.T.FQIATK eonrse of study. 8a perl facilities for MUSIC and ART. Location nnsnrpassed for beauty and hea-lthfulness. Hession begins Sep teKber 13. t-rd for catalogue.

K. 8. FH.NHK K. PreafdenL State Norma School BBOC RPORT. IV.

V. The Fan Te will commence YVMaewday. fie. temher 6th, INais. Tbe dPtgn of tuis school is to furnif-h couipetrnt teachers lor the public schools ot theNMte.

booanacd tuition free of chanre to those desltroicjr to teach. In connection with the school la also an Academic depart roeut where students may prepare for oollette or business. For particular-! apply to C. McLtCAN. Principal.

ELMIRA FEMALE COLLEGE. This fViier la tborouichly amiabed for giving a rapa-flor critical Ion in itlhy iniJ Kciictu: I'minm of Stwty. and In MuMt and Art. By n-stwiti of lt endowment. Its charges streuj.

mods-rate Heated tiyateara and fnrnished wit an elevator. Pend for t'ataioi'u to HKV. A. W. COWLKa.

D. V. Houghton Seminary FOR TOUNQ LaDIBS. ADVANTAGES UNSURPASSED For Recm or Catalogue addrera A. Q.

BRNKPHT, Clinton, N. T. Leipsic Conservatory of Music. MH. CH.

E. VAN LAKR, A GRADUATE OF the above named school, wilt take a Limited nuc. bar of pupiis on tna piano and in the theory of mume. Instruction to begin after Sept. 1st, up te which date XurLhar Information will be given by ad-tfrewiifi.

FLACK SCHOOL, Canard atari. fOR SENT. TO LET. A Fin Suite of Hoorais, Center of Baas Main anJ Also other Booms. Apply to a b.

Baldwin, si Srate-rt. For Rent With Power IOOM8 OR BUILDINGS OV WARRHOUSFJ-ST. inquire of i'RFKMAN CLAKKK. Mo. 9 giwud Bio TO RENT.l Two Stores, corner Andrews and Water Streets, i Lars an 8mall Room.

WITH POWRB. sal. nor ar kind of Maaafactarlnc. Will be fitted op to suit and rented on reasonable terms. Power nnsDrpaBvwd and guaranteed.

ApybT to C. if UPTON, at theory Ban. Or FRaNKUN J. HTKWART TOT FOR SALE. House for Sale.

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ATaOHBOlt. it Powers BQocfc. FOR SALE. 7 Acres ffitMfl Clly Limits, Contalnin? good Dsrellinsr and Oat Houses, three aeres of Tinejard, ton-vrlsjnr Uie cholcwt firanm. of choice Apple, Pear and reach trees, all la Hmt.cia.ss order.

East payment. For farther information Inquire on the Premises, 3 Or No. EAST AVE. For Sale. ACHROMO AT A COTTAOB BWSB Th, rotlase h.

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In v'd deltv'd- SnUw-it 0RA1 $475 So iX) CSrto $i4fl 4 .3 1 140 BTtiVst HO fi -JS BTO 1 jj. BOO 23 TO I 40 If Iris PSA U9 4.B SO ISO Dated July 1SHS, C. H. BABCOCK. OLD 8CRAKTOH GOAL CO.

'I COAL! Oaassa Tir. ST snCTB PITBHCSB-n S. B. STUART Anthracite and Bitaninous COAL. Oflire, Boose A.

Rerbeater Havtnaa Bank Bu-e tas. Yard Ford Mtrees. Corner ot Hill. A. C.

YATES, WnoisisH Dealer and Shipper of AitlracltB i BltMn LEHIGH OOAX Anthracite Coal! Frra tta lAhtgn, WUkesbarre and Ftttstoa Mines, will be furnished to the raiaU trade, and dllTers4 in Urst-elHsa condition. Also, Morris Htm an Fall Brook. Coal (or steam. Oanna) and BrMI lilU for open arsoe parpussa. General Office.

Elwood Building Cnrrar MAIPI and BTATB-RTfl. first floor, entrants Btaia-rit. Yard andUAoaa, AialJsN and and iin.T..RT. COAL. PETEH X.

APGAIl, DEALER IN Pittston and Wilkesbarre Coal. onos ana Yard. lirDHON-KT. aitvomtrs st s. niuuiNS', II Wsst Mala strwrr.

will rao.lv prompt attention. Lackawanna Coal. W. 0. DICKINSON.

Ajaataf tasDKLAWAHB ft HDD80H GAJVAX 00. for th. sal. at OtfO Oal.bratM Anthracite Coal! A VIHOLBSALB A D' ET AIL. Mr.

Ba. WM Mala BHaaS. PMHtr Btossv Tsra. ocer. uoeisos.

S.Xa'X'XIXV. BHOBa, Tlx Floristi ITATB BTBBBT, Uladiias. Est lOB GaBJUXI a U-BOLAlrTI. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. TUtKSDAY IVKNLNG, AUG.

lata. And His Elegant Company, TOBY PASTOR'S COMIC PLAT, FUN ON THE STAGE MB. PA8TOB apneais as the perplexed Maaan, Brtrr. Companr tn tbe east. BTPrioes ss asnal.

Bassrvea gseU oa 1,1. Smith's. Btste-t. 8 VMM EM EESOIt Tfi. I-song; Braiiofi Jane, July, Angnst and SeDtomoo.

CHARLES AV WAKRK. I.KI.4KH. THE PORT HOUSE At the Heaaf mt Heaalock Lalt, Is now open parties wishing to rlsit tbe same sriii conveyed from Hpnngwiuer depot by noticing tba prtjLru-rcrr. 1 AIGKK. at Springwater.

LirirSttoa Co. Y. The best of b. ula and flahinw t-s-n J-TT In rendu ess. Terms reasonabie.

Board and icannl modatioua flnt-ciaas in every sespecu JEEEI BOLLES' LAKE VIEW HOUSE awtat sioe uonesaa Jbaae. Hoallhful, Homelike, PlPaant Per Day, Per Week. Iriet riding "teBunerm, stage ard Row Boats. Forae. cuLara ili1ntsu It.

U- BOLLS S. Business taani 844 Long Point House EfcT 8IDS OKESt LAKE. Onl.t. bnm.llk. Mid nlMi.n, rrM.

shade, (ipen to R.iche.tcr by Railroad eommunica tlon. Terms and toil particular, frwiy plication to W. A. BACK ICf T7 Prop. Miscellaneous.

THE PLACE TO BUY Bl HAW hi en Bvery sie aod ilearrtrrtuwi of Paaw nVr. waresooea.gs Btata-et-. Roahsater. ADVANCKU OO Dlaatoada. aonaJ propert-, the lowest rates.

Oni, Licensed Paara. bn.kssr baring burglar acd are-proof safe, eeemd-faaett sssss. arenas Tor sate cheRp. Bixcnavnge srrti inp stnirs). Koon av OornarKxchana-eand West Rochester.

ORLANDO K. F00TE Architect, 44 Blwooti BuHdlria BOCHBBTHB. T. JOSEPH DAWES, Manutaeterer of Artificial Legs! IT WEPT BOTH KSTBR. H.T.

imaiars rornlahed on Uowwrnmeat a aaas turn aour. FRESH ARRIVAL OF HORSES. TTJST RECFTVED, FIFTY HOH8ES xo l.nuo. ns.ms. uhbbwsi aut sti si gresvL oare.ti na.

UU. SJ. I A a SV1W 14S Lavkaarana. CREED WILSON'S CENTRAL BINDERY IS HOW LOTATBD AT VJ- Eacohstnae Street. WOOD FOIl SALE! HARD AND SOFT WOOD BT THS BOAT 'ad ar Load, or.

Sawed and Spilt, by the bar-Itl, st the lowest rate. aJeUTexed to any part of the city free nf Offlr T.Soats 8 9,000 1 AEiX ADTAHCSD oa Dtanoads Watebea and all kinds of pes aortal property at Lb lower rates. Only licensed Paws-broker ha Ting bargiar arS Are-proof safe. 9econd-asi Watebea for sals enema. STAN'S LOAH OPfiCB.

otw li Baynolds' Areade. Poat-oSlea. Roebastar. H.T LaadBcape and Oraftmental Oardeninr. Pablte and Ptirata Qroacds Lat4 oat and uTins Choice Imported Flower Seeds.

NKW and RARE PI. A NT a SVt loinieand inrormation, on tf. WFB8TKH, landscape Engineer otBoe and taltsroorm Ha. lifler'a Block. West Malr.rt.

XATIOAXIOX. DAILY LINE TO CANADA. STEAME learea TEAMEB KORSKMAH ex cent Saturday, whan aha. leaves at 3 45 d. m.

i for Port. Hope and Cobouv-g. oonnect tng thare with the Miwmt Trunk railroad trains for all poiitts east, and arts' at Id land nu)rimd trains for t-he north. Calls at Brtgb Taeaday 0lboms, weather penotuics, Tneaday. Ta-ursday.

Friday and Stuart ay mornings, ketnming leaves Coboorg at 7:) a. m. and Port Hi ipe at :30, on arrtyai of morning trains, am Ting sS Charlotte in tUna to connect with trains Tar rL-rh. e-ter. This Is the favorite route to ths eelebratS Rice Lake and other Qabing groands north of Late Ontario.

Cars leave N. Y. C. depot at 8 p. toeoa ot with staamar.

fro rtenmer on Sundnr. fc FRANK J. AHDHI, ARtlt. Offices, Under powers Bank and SS Uallroad-ae AnoHor l-slne 1TS1 fllTW MAIX. RTKAMSitS aU weekly to and froca Wrw York and IaASOOw, wia Lo ctk MTaB8T.

Cabia Faaaafre, Sno to PQ. Returns, notti4a Beoond Cabin, 40. Retarn Ticket. 78, fitsjerage passengers booked at low rates. Passenger acoommodatlona anegeellad.

A ix Stat broom oh aiauf usee Paseeiigers booked at lowwt rates to or Cross Germany. Italy. Norway, Bwedea. Defitnark. aav For Book of Tours ta BcoUand." Ratea.

apply to BRNDKRSON BROTUKBd, NSW TORS, or ANOUs MCJLXJNALD, 7W Rochester. GUION LINE 0R1TBD ITATII MAIL ITKAM1RI FOR QUKBNrrTOWN AND UvBRPOOi. LaaTliis Pier 88. H. foot ot Ring -St.

ALASKA Aug. 819:30 P.V. TUKShAT. Aug. A.

M. ARIZONA TUB-IIA7. Aug. r-lu A It A Hi rl.MA.. TUKSI1AT.

Aug. HU-4 JO P. M. WIS4 4JNS1N TU kte DAT. Ba pt- Cr-11 3j A.S tw The steaners are balltof Iron, tn water-ttgbft etituiMtrtments.

and are formatted wnb every reqitasite muks the isaaMe acn.ss the Atlantic both safe and agrveable. Tbe state-ro una are all op deck, thus in- but mat inoxi greniest oi an luxuries at sea, perreat Tentiiation and light. CABIN icordiof to 8tie-roonii Sto, sso and $100; iNTSKMBUtATlt, Ht. UTKaHAU at low rates. Apply to F.

J. AM8-KN. tinder I'owars' Rajik: A HREW MrDADbt 1 lei or UttO. C. MAL'iUU, 7s ato-st Male stnut.

Agents ir K. Chester; or to WUlaLsJU A tiLiUN. No, 39 Broadway, New York. INortk Gerinan Llojd BTKAMPHIP I INH BKTWKKN NSW TORK BOL'THAAIPTON, LONDON, UAVRS AND BRBJiSN. The Rteaniers of this Com nan sail BVyerrRAT t'kKAIf ironu Bremen Piur.

loot ot Third Stivst, Uo-l'ken. ATB8 OF PASSAOBL From New Tork tn Boatli iQiiituD. Londin, Havre and Bremen, tirst cnbia, SuiO. iatbtn. t'W: steertaga.

tvsJ: Dreoavid steer- age tickets. Rvtara tickets at greatly radacel rntes. 8teaa.era sail from Fler between Second and Iiiiboken, N. J. For freigbt or passage aoplj- OKI.RlCHS A Bowui.g Green, Kw Anttnts for Roohester.

SENECALAKKSTKAn NAVIGATION CO. Six Trip Hummer Time Cartl, e0-ot Jane sM, lrvi Steamers leave Geneva dally, exowpt tMtiMlay, at 7 47 a. waking ln-Uiiuifdate lane intiB sod arrive at VV atkins at 11:10 s. IB. 5 1U and ti p.

ui- Leave Watkins at 7 a. m. 1 ana 7 p. an. arriving at teneva at a.

m. ij his Hi p. m. making time eooect i una at Geneva and Wat-kins with incorulng and outgoing trains. riecial rates to hUcnnion Picnics.

VnA-vruers tntm the line the N. V. Central raiinsad. have 7 boars to do Watkins Ulen and returo hoiaa aatna day by this line. Ail boats sioii at the Ntiw Lng 1 iut aaouasr assort.

J. D. AYK. attains, ii National Line of Steamships Between New Tork, LtTerpool, Qneanstown and Loa- Lin direct, bulling weAly from Ptef 3V. North River, York.

Areaniong the larui'st atfinishliw cross ing The Atlantic. Citbtn rates, S-'-O to (70: a I cur ton, til tf outward steerese. tM; prepaid steerage tickets, "being fa Uiwer than most other lines, l-rtioes. and f.l Broauway, New Trk. F.

W.J. Ill KT. Manager. Agenrs at Rochester, C- W. HI NTINGTON, P.

8 WILSON, r. J. AMB1S, I.KWIH A C. T. HA1RN and G.

W. G. RiN-AtRN. Rome, N. X.

FIX A XCIA L. INCREASE $10 vni-n tPITXI- Thoe dwirtni: lo make 53 onsmallaliil medium "'r'-'Ju5r'! in t-nun, prvui.ns and saws can do so WJ alius on our plan, to tlio present datontaj nava been aid to iiivesfcirs amuunltos I veral buif. trie OTitinsJ n. at, still lavln ahlo on demand- EsP''Ifvf cular. nud staSemeuts sent Ws jjsaslMa $20 WHEAT $50 STOCKS $100 KdSe th.l.ln.

Ul- N.1..1M Mw-eakaata. SUl-1 hU-tur. Ill- Honey to Loan! fpHS jzr? per ssau lassr ib saai. ui T. .7 Mr aiu rkpiiisHi.l SnAa.

Tb. IS. IKM WanWU -U Vwn WORTH I good win SIMJ aarre farm new Ikpor good buliorngs, weu iiujt, seiiUig from 'r; tars.c.il wudsf V- from sX.Oivo to PASTOR Mir MAIN -ST. BRIDGE Will be the center of attraction this week. STEIflFELD The great leader in "Will offer his entire stock of CHILDREN'S, Boys' YOUTHS' AND JVSEN'S At COST.

To make room for his immense stock of Fall and Winter Clothing. First come, first served, at STEIN FEL Main Street Undue A FULL LI.NB or TUB VEUT BEST Furnaces Hotel and Eestanrant Binges, Portable Kanges, Cook, Laundry and Heating Stoves. Tfcs Best svsortment tn wti New York. Call and exan.liu) taeai. at TROTTER, CEDDES 39 EXCH Fslirratp, fnml.hed.

AS THE SEMI is well advanced, we are offering all Light Weight and Hot Weather Goods at REDUCED PRICES. At -the same time keeping our high standard of workmanship. It will be to the interest of any person to examine our stock befbra purchasing elsewhere. WITHERSPOON, GRI3W0LD JOHNSTON, Merchant Tailors, 8 "Went SI ti in Street. WE WILL SELL THK HEW IMIMtOVED Sewing Machine Drop Leaf, two Drawers ai.d Cover, for V- And WAR ANTE GIPE fc TASS ELL 1 17 Eat HocheMer, N.

V. General Afrrmts for Ne Tork State for th Ce! brnied HOY AL. BT. JOHN, tti only Hewing Muchlne loth world that turns either forward or bavkward and continue to ww in the same direction. COMPAKISON, A NrKg COMPETITION, HC Kr'ASSM KXPWTATION.

Kvary Machine WBrrnii'l fur Ave yars We We a iaifp aatvrtnieiit Of NKt'ON 1- HAND MaO.LINKS, wlni-h we will fur l( and onward, beelng is ba Utivins. Call and be oonvmoetl at the SEWING MACHINE HEADQUARTERS, 117 Emt FACTS SCOFIELD STRONCIare showing, with their usual line of SILKS, Black and Colored DRESS GOODS, a Complete line of Nun's Veilings, Khyber Cloths, Grenadines; in short, all materials suitable for summer wear at bottom prices. Special attention oalled to a line ot Embroidered Cashmeres. (Also a case of FLANNELS, 30-inch, all-wool, in Navy, Brown, Bronze and Green at 25c per yard. Prioe everywhere 50c.

Call and Inspect soon, as they are selling rapidly. SCOFIELD STRONG 8 Main-St. Bridge. mt Clflii lAv 'lL' -ctml cviM mail matter. Hepubliran Staffe Convention.

EeUIMflJtlXatH H-THUCA TATT ColrtmxS, I New York, 8. lfifii. The RepuhllcariA of th state of New York are re-qiifKted to aerd lt-lt-jrau-s to a coTentioo to held at the viluuje of Raratoif Sprinirs, in the m-mu of baratora, od Wednesday, tlie Ui day of Spu-m-lrntt 11 o'clock a. m. f.r the purpose of nominating candidates for state ofSor9 and for tbe transactu'ii of otiwr apprrpriat business The (l-g-x- are to ehoaeo from asseroMy ditri ts hH'h will be entitled to rrr-5ent(oo aocirdirur totheaocowpanylnjr.

srhxlut. pantuant tr rtso-lution of the state convention held July 8. 15 PI ATT Arti'ESTKli. Chairnian. Jobh W.

VaooXAJs. Secreuur. The following is the schedule of representation for this section of the state No. 5o. Kr.

No. Iiis Iel County. Via lel I 8 NiaRara I Ooonty. Cattaraujf u. Cattaraugus.

('ayura Chautauqua riiemung Erie in-Sr I-ivlnpston. Monroe Won roe iara a 1 4 Oi)oni1aa i 4 Onondaga. 3 1 4 Onondaga. 8 Ontario 1 1 4 Orleans 1 4 Oftwego 4 Oswego 5 St'huyier 4 fVnrX'a I 4 1 4 B'euhen 9 5 T.oee, 8 1 Vayne 1 4 Wame 9 4 Yates 1 5 Monroe joining, THE WATER WORKS ASSESSMENT. The Rocherter Tnion, of Saturday last, had an elaborate article upon the assessment made npon the non-users of tbe city water who reerae upon streets which the mains are laid.

The Union not only denounces the tax as one especially severe and Inequitable, but also doubts tbe legality of the levy, this year, under the law peseed at the last session of the legislature. Without specifically agreeing with all the points made by the Union we must regard its main argument as constnt with the equities, whatever may ne ue legal ribts of the city in the premises. That a landholder in addition to the regular tax imposed upon him to supply the at-nclency In the water fund, should also be compelled to pay for an article which he is either unwilling or does not care to ass, seems hanh. arbitrary and oppressive. The law to this effect does not seem to have attracted much attention, while it was pending, but since its enforcement has been ordtred it has attracted considerable public diFCUtsion, and has given those upon whom it bears opprceaively a valid grievance.

Ihe text of tLe mandatory provision is as follows In addition to other taxes directed by law to be aaeeed upon tbe property of the city, the Common-council shall, in the month of June in each year, assees for the benefit of the water works fund, three cents 1 on each lineal foot front of each city lot 'located on any avenue, street, park, court, 1 alley and lane in which the city water mains are laid and in use in all cases in hich no water rents have accrued or been paid to the city of Rochester during tbe calendar year preceding the date of the as- seasment, but such assessment shall be made 1 on one frontage of each said lota. 1 1 But as precedent to this action, the law requires that the Executive Board shall on or before the first day of May in each year publish a statement of the lots whose owners are to be taxed In the manner indicated but the law itself teas tut perfected until the second day of May, of this year. It is perilous for laymen to attempt to interpret a statute, plain and direct although its language may seem, when there is a profession whose peculiar province is not only to make but to construe the law. The city having obtained the opinion of one or two eminent lawyers that the tax is legally laid this year, is demanding its collection, although its attorney, not then In Its employ, had previously decided against the enforcement of the law, upon what seems at a glance to be the plain meaning of the law, that the antecedent conditicn had not been complied with waff, Indeed, incapable of being complied with. Thus the matter stands the city assumes to collect the tax and the taxpayers grumbling over what they justly esteem to be a merciless exaction.

There is evidently an Issue which should be determined. The law ought to be repealed by the next legislature. Public sentiment should so declare itself. But this year, a legal issue should be made upon the tax. There is enough of uncertainty about it to Justify this course.

A case can easily be made between the city and the tax-payer, and pushed rapidly to a conclusion. This is important for the municipality. It is certainly important for the tax-payers who are discriminated against by the law. The subject will bear further discussion, but the issue Involved is one which be determined Judicially. M05ET A5D TRADE.

Call loans continued to rule easy for all of last week at the New York exchange, with the exception of one or two days. Three per cent, was the fair average rate, but rates on one or two exceptionally active business days ran up to five and six per cent. and then, on a duller day, down a low as two per cent. Tbe last Saturday 's New Tork bank statement creates some discussion, and is not regarded as favorable as statements made during July. Since July loth, the New York banks have lost 8, S55, 500 cash, and have expanded their loans HO, 518, 400, and the surplus reserve has been reduced from tlO, 5S9, 950 to 12,684,425.

Domestic exchange was against New York for the week except from New England and the extreme south. The foreign exchanges were fairly active for the week the steamers of the middle of the -week took out 1, 854, 000. The Boston Herald notes the money market at that point for last week aa follows The money market, which showed signs of increasing stringency at the opening of the week, with an advance in clearing house rates from four to five per cent. sharp, suddenly turned easier, and the rate ran down to three per cent. with plenty of funds at that.

Saturday some loans were made at two and one-half per but mainly three per cent. New York funds receded from twsoty-fiv. cesits per 000 premium to par, and today five and ten cents premium. Demand loans are more freely offered at four per cent, for best bankers', and up to five per cent, on ordinarily good collaterals. Discounts have varied little and cling to five per cent, for beet paper, and from that up to six on good.

The feellDg In commercial circles la hopeful, and has Improved during the week. Merchants feel there is a good prospect of a large and remunerativ. fall busineai. This is caused in great part by the increased aasuranos of a Lirge crop of small grains, and the prospect of a fair foreign demand. In regard to tb.

wheat trade, and th. time of selling, the New York Tribune of Uonday, makes the following suggestions The sharp decline for grain which occurred last week checked receipts at the western points of accumulation there was a recovery of about 4 cents for wheat and a subsequent decline of about 1 cent, so that the final gain in the week Is about 3 cents. Una dollar a bushel for wheat at Chicago Is not a high price, but it is one that, in view of the large crop, farmers may do well to accept. It is to be hoped that the experience of past seasons will have taught our farmers the folly of holding back their wheat for higher prices than those which are remunerative until western Europe has been supplied from other sources, laere is every prospect for a fair foreign demand for our surplus wheat, if it is met In time at reasonable rates, but it will be a mistake to snppose that th. world la dependent upon tne American crop.

Again, it should be moved while the water-ways are open to navigation, tor there is little question that that portion of the crop which is laid down on the seaboard before navigation closes will realise the highest price to the producer. Farmers in Western New York so far as we have observed an manifesting a disposition aa a ganeral thing, to sell early In the season. In tbeVoootiet east where tbeggrain fa thrashed it Is seeking a market. Some farmers have one and two old crops on hand, that they may not realise more for than the prices offered the last six months. Our telegraph columns tcis inornlng giva Interesting figures hi regard to the exporta and Imports of th.

United States for the last fiscal year. Tbe magnitude of the trade of the country is constantly swelling, and must ln-ervas. aa the country increases in wealth, and population. Our duty la to see that we do not over trade and to keep the balances on ths right aide. We are pretty safe when we pro-duca abundantly and find a ready and remunerative market for oar products.

GEKKSEE. The little Kensley gfri, who was so terribly injured at LeRoy on Thursday lat by tbe kick of a horse, is recovering slowly but sun-ly, and her are now sanguine that she will fully recover her former health of mind and bedy. Fears are entertained by the farmer of lRoy that the potato crop will be an entire failure In that vicinity this year. A long, soaking rain is what every one Is longing for, and unlets it soon comes beans, corn and potatoes will amount to very little. ONTARIO.

A man named William Olivet, employed by the Star paper company at Shortwville. met with a serious accident last week by falling into a basement. His skull is fractured, and it is not supposed he can recover. YATES. Some thief on Saturday night stole the horse end carriage of John Roof, wb rett'des a little distance from Dundee.

PERSONAL KKW AND GOSSIP. Beecher will lecture in London next season. The Princess Louise occupies much of her time sketching Quebec scenery, Mr. Paraell, it is said, may not return to the English parliament this season, owing to tbe dee lii of his sister, which was a severe blow to him. Cardinal Manning has just entered upon his 75th year.

His health is still vigorous. On the day following his recent birthday he preached two sermons and officiated in three different churches. Mr. Bright corrects the error of H. W.

Lucy, who in Harper's Magazine had repeated the old and previously exploded story that Mr. Bright had in debate called Lord Norton (then Sir Charles Adderley) 1 1 a dull man. 1 It Is not known out of London circles that De Manner's 1 Mrs. I 'orison by de 1 1 Is drawn from Mrs. Langtry.

He always represents her as the beauty in bis clever sketches, a beauty who is always putting her foot in it, and extracting herself with grao and tact. This is Mrs. Langtry to the life. She is capable of the greatest faux pas. Recently she dropped a piece of ice down the Prince of Wales back at an evening party, and then sweetly and graciously turned the rudeness into a compliment.

The Water We Orlok. Pure water Is tbe cleanest and most wholesome beverage on earth. If It were always to be had in its purity, the human race would be happy indeed. But with bad sewage, and unwhc'keome wells, end various defiling much of the water we meet with ia nntft to drink. John W.

Clark, of Baltimore, who has had to travel a great deal in the south and west, has habitually used Pkrt Davm's Pa it Kiu.kr in his drinking water, thus entirely avoiding tbe trouMes which follow on tbe use of impure water. He recommends every traveler to carry in his satchel a bottle of Pair Killer, and to put a few drops into every glass of water used for drinking pur- pOvp. JACOB MAEGRANDER (Sacoaasor to Brewater, Goat A Co.) UPHOLSTERY GOODS. Manefae tnrart i and Dalrrt in PARI.OK rPRjn L'Kb, Isace and Trpry I Window tfliadaa Pfeper MalUwaaea. FeaLbcra, Aa.

ASOlia STATE MTRK ET. I1CM HKHTEB What You Need If You Co To the Races: A Patek, Philippe Chronograph and Repeater Watch. We have these on sale and At Pleasing Prices. THE OUICKCURE FOR PAIN MEDICATED COMPRESS Motatesed wtib atr and affiled, to tins at pain sives iBimediate and laitlng rtUer. Requires to be worn but fpw mtrtaiea.

IT IM A PLKAftAiVT AND LKtONOTIMAL hi H.N TIT I IK FOK fcTHKY PLASTERS AM) OFFENSIVE LINI.HEI.Tfl. lias so od-rr. Dom tvrt stick. Tour dmr1t will return tbe fall price tf not ccmptctaty asUnfarf ry Ash bli fur a circular. V4S Zimmer's Life of Hoof Is the fceat tn the world tnr OrowtB rfaw Utanla.

Cmurartlon of lleeis, ynarttjr Crurs. 8-ften-tng t.f i racking, Buraneaa aud fevers of Uuof, Ac. Manuiaotoraa bj C. W. Zimmer Co.

ROCHK8TER. Y. rr Bold by Dntss-tsta sad Harness Dsalars. JAKE'S BEST THING KNOWN WASHINGELEACHItTQ I HARD OR SOFT, HOT OR COLD WATER. iAVES LABOR, TIME and SOAP AMAZINGLY, and gives ulTefMl aaUafactfoa.

Ho family, rich or poor, hotild be without It. I Sold by all Grocers. BEWAUEuf imitations well to mislead. ruKUXI Is tlis ONLF SAFK labor-savins; compound, and always bears the above srmbol, and name of SHOES MEN English Pointed Toe, Fancy Caps. with Lace Gaiters Tbasa Goods era wall aoapted to the present atria of mita now worn, we nave these Shoes front one to towtdtasia HAND AND MACHINE SEWED la AlSerant rjnaUty.

ts.00, 12.78, fLM. IC.00, $6.00 and $7.00. C. COULD 16 State-St. CO STARTLING DISCOVERY? LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.

turs lecay. Karroos Debility. Lost Manhood. SB nmUUIH UXI UI IHWUUSJ IMUBIUfr rraiJJBJ. Hiziff nud in aia every snoam remtvty, baa U-sswareda aimplaaetfouiw, which be will aet.4 to bit tKaiam-moOettnJ liWraas M.

hafhaas Ua. H. H. X. ii i a 1 1 .4 lift? Whnlsssls talm ta an Unite of Haa Goods.

Contractors for Warming and Ventilating Buildings. OFFICE, 202 STATE STREET, BOCHCSTEB, H. T. H. K.

LI-HT. Engineer and Maoafer. tiRATErTL tXS PORTLNfr. EFFS'S COCOA BREAKFAST. By a thorough knowledge of tbe natarai laws which arrvern me operat-ions 01 ogesuor ana aui.

Byaoarel'al application of the Una properties of selected Coooa, Nr. Kpp ha provided oar breasf mt table with a detlcateir -Havored biTeran, which aiaj aanmua Uixj iiw-fj urns, il way ia mai-01-'M as of ibcS articles of diet that a onsttt mo, tuny be gradually bntlt np until strong enough to mailt very tei.dericy to disease. Biudrada or east la maia-disc ara ar-aiid np mrij tn ufack wri-reves there ua WL'hk point. We tuny escape many fatal haft by kotptna ourselves well fortifed with pore otd anfl a property noonarea derrioe a4 'simply with wafer or milk. eoldimttis Only (H arJ 1 laealed J.UtEfl PPS Cfiemis.B LONDON.

KNGLANii. 7 GET 7 ha ilZQ? r- -s LEAD ALL OTHERS fc Every Styie and Pr-o GUARANTEED I'riEPUAlED for Operation, toonerny. Durability, and Improvements and Convenience found in no othorsl ALWAYS RELIABLE Popular Everywhere Jx wis In wry Cltjf and Ton in the United Statefc Ana by JOHff A. P. ALTKR, 110 Hudsoa-Wt.

Roehester, M. V. H0YE i Ml ti 65w 8. Stanaara B.I, Coal. I'orCmMc CauM SCALES.

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If Im hat a Vnmgh. tirr. IHatrnaF. pink Kyc mmj aJTtUaa or the Throat or Lunga. lark Aeati CUAULRr 3011 AIM OPENING BarlMEiiay Inmg Premium We have plarerl on sale onr winter brewed Stock Lager, aod respectfully invite a trial of the same.

We are confident that oar Stock, of which we hare an abundant supply in oar vaults, will meet the approbation of all our friends and patrons, and sustain the high reputation our manufacture has always enjoyed. Very respectfully. BARTHOLOMAYBffiflMCO. Order for Bottled Beer, please address to our Bottling Department, 41 Jiorth Fitzhugh Street. HOPS I MALT BITTERS.

(Biet THE GREAT AND BLOOD PURIFIER This new Remedy cotnpetiBded from the beat known curatives, such aa Hops. Malt Extract, Cascara Sagrada (Sacred Bark). Bochn. Xandelioa and Saraapanlla, combiDtsa With aa agraa-aijic Axoaoauc aUuur. These Remedies act rpon the L4ver.

They act upon the Kidneys. They Recjulate the Bowels. They Qmet the Nervoua Sstetn. They Promote Dieet They Nouriab, 8trcrrrth, Invtporata. They pve Tooe, Kealth and aergy.

HOPS AND MALT BITTERS are the ORIGINAL, and ONLY BITTERS containing Mart fcxtract. Ask ywir Druggist for them, and be sots that the label oa the four words HOPS AND MALT BITTERS Urge red tetters. (VTake no other. At Wholesale and Retafl by al I dealers. StOCMMSTKB EDICTS CO Mothtor, X.

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