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JROCHESTEK DEMO CHAT AD CKROKICLE: THUESDAY. APIUL, 1. 1SSG. THE HAND OF DEATH. WHOLES A L.

CANDIES. WE ARE CONSTANTLY ADDING ALL THE NET7 A New Physician. Dr. H. B.

Adler, formerly of St. Joseph, Mo. has located in this city. He is a graduate of the North Western Medical College, in which institution he was afterwards a professor. He has with him two physiological charts made by himself which show a thorough knowledge of physiology and anatomy, combined with rare artistic skill.

He comes highly recommended by his associate professors and physicians. Having opened an office in his residence at 436 North Clinton street, he is ready at any time to respond to calls, and solicits a share of On the Way to Auburn. Yesterday A. E. Harrow, sheriiT, and John Little, under-sheriff of Cattaraugus county, were in the city, leaving on the 2 :40 P.

M. train for Auburn to place within the walls of the state prison four prisoners having been convicted and sentenced of larceny and robbery. Their names and sentences were: Michael O'MaUa, seven years, six months James Connelly, five years Barney Sullivan, two years, and George Bureh, one year. An attractive department is the art embroidery to which wa call the special attention of ladies devoted to art work soma very attractive specimens in different branches can be seen, besides all the ma MODJESKA AS 4 JULIA. A Thoroughly Artistic Performance of 'The Two Gentlemen of Verona.

It was an audience worthy of aiodjeska which filled every seat in the Opera House last evening, to witness the revival of The Two Gentlemen of Verona which the great artist has essayed this season. This play is cue which has gone almost out of vogue since the development of the star system and those who saw last evening's production can well understand the reason. It contains no part which overshadows all the rest, and therefore has no attraction for companies made tin of one artist and tnr "MIT- "living an extra nne assortment of Easter Egffs. Call cd f.h-n at ZXLIVEESILAJeT'S Ka 88 EM Street Famous Bargains. WE CHALLKXGK TUB WORLD TO MATCH THEM.

The Famous Clothing Co. 154 East aiain street, are offering the fallowing bargains in their Beveral departments, and the people of this city and surrounding towis are finding out that this house leads all tf.hers for good goods at the lowest prices, ji'he company have eight large stores under1 their control and buy their goods by tho iar load. No other house in Western New fork can compete with them. They are oloring seventeen different styles men's all wool suits at $10, other houses charge $15; men's business suits $5 and $6, other houses charge $10 men's working suits, other houses charge $5 men's ail-wool sping overcoats, other houses charge elegant imported meltons with satin sleere lining. $12, other houses charge $20 men's heavy double and twist pantaloons, cents.

The best line of 1 pantaloons i the world. Thirty-two different style3 of3 pantaloons, other houses charge $3: foj sjilendid line children's suits, $1.50, $2, V. 50. $3.50, si i. (1 Model Sterling RANGE.

The MODEL sti -U at tha head of the list of STERLIJT is, without doubt, the finest a of kitchef furniture ever produced. iy k-uidsomsly ornamented Urge flush top iJn- no 1 drop hearth large arh pan remo i elegantly arranged fire-bos. GEDDES KT5 5 IA A TfiQf A 4 5 SIT. a i fi 5 ii 1 UUU ALBERT WILT (SUCCESSOR TO 28 EXCSITG-S STBEET si mmt urn 11 im. LADIES' CUR.

KID BUTTON SHOES in three styles, the "Common Sense" pattern, all widths and sizes, for Every pair guaranteed or replaced by a new pair gratis. These Shoes are made up in the latest and best styles, making- a neat, durable and perfect-fitting; Shoe. They are equal to any 3.00 Shoe sold elsewhere. i P.MULLIGAN in STAR SHOt STORE, The Factory, 67 and 69 Exchange Street 2,000 BABYlARRIAGES TO SELECT FROM. All New Styles and Latest Kovelties.

Reductions, Elegant Upiol-stermgand Parasols. them to order in any combination y'J. coior, and make exchanges of old Carriages. t- 3 I trim Also, GIRLS TRICYCLES, IRON and pair Bicycles of all kinds and seil for CASH Big of They for WOOD or on 500 SICYCLES! $10 to $30 Reduction en Columbia Bicycles. have also been erectly improved I am sole COLUMBIA, IUEAL, KANGAROO, AMERICAN CHALLENGE and SAFETY and OTTO iJiCTtCLEti.

VELOCIPEDES, EXPRESS WAGONS, ic. I re- INSTALLMENTS. hose Who Have Yielded to its Power in a Day. T.oirrftnce. fteed 33 years, died LlterJay morn: at St.

Marys Hospital, he funeral vrill take place at that institu-bn this morning at o'clock. The funeral services of John II rton, the -unsc man who committed suicide Tuesday tornin in Gates, will be held at his late lone at a o'clock this atteraoon. The death of Catherine O'Brien occurred Uterdav morning at her residence, 100 ankfort street, at the age of 73 year. The lineral -win ba held to-morrow morning. Th -i nf Ihn lata Mrs.

Catherine will take nlaca this moraine at her .1 4510. Xorth St. 1'aul street, at :50 o'clock and at St. Mary's Church at 9 I clock. FUen J.

Costafn, daughter of Ilenry and r.i;n r.t Rvaa street, died Tues- nirht. aered 7 years. The funeral took LaVe 'at the house yesterday afternoon at o'clock. I Catharine A. Brownyard, died Tuesday her residence, 281 ortU Goodman street, 'he funeral services will be held at the house 8 :30 o' clock, ana rv's Church at 9 at, Our Ladv ot 10- o' clock, to-morrow torn JXiss Jlary Lemer died at her residence ti North Chili, Tuesday, 33 years.

De-teased was the wife of Anton Lemer. The will be held at her late home at 9 this morning, and at 10 o'clock at i Miss alary Williams, sister of the late f.braham Karnes of this city, died in Chicago Tuesday, at the age of 71 years. Tho regains wera brought to this city for inter est yesterday atternoon. ii.t a tnis ai- T. 1 ,1 irnooa me services wiu ue neiu in mo liapei at Mount Hope.

Thomas Eddy -whose death was an nounced vesterday, was one of Rochester's dest and best known citizens, lie had been eeble throughout the winter and confaned to is house most of the time but his condition Lecanie serious but a lew hours before his EeUh. Mr. Eddy was an honest, kind Chris Lid man. He had been a member of the rick Church for over forty years. He re- Lie'l for over thirty years in the house in hich he died.

The deceased was born inusvlvania. October 14, 1802, comingto iw York state when a boy, and to Koch ter when a young man. He was here mar ed to Miss Phoebe Lvon. who, with her our children, survive him, three sons and a luuhter, E. L- Eddy, L.

B. Eddy, Thomas Eddy and Miss Frances Eddy. The uneral will he held at his late residence, on uake avenue, of which notice will be giyen 'itereafter. WHAT AN AUTHOR SAYS. Talk With George W.

Cable, Southern Novelist and Reader. the A small man, with a finely formed head, jejrtvered with dark brown hair, heavy 4-wlc moustache and chin whiskers, neatly trimmed handsome brown eyes and an air distinctively southern this is a partial de- oripuoa of George W. Cable, tha Louisiana autoor. air. Cable arrived in Rochester yesterday Syracuse.

A Democrat axd Chron icle reporter found him somewhat fatigued, cot so mucn as to prevent an lnter-iew. "I began reading in public three years eo, said the novelist, in reply to a question. "It was at Johns Hopkins University, in Baltimore. I had been engaged to deliver a course of six lectures on literature tefore the students. After the course was iaished, it was suggested that I give a from BOTiie of my own works.

Well, I iid it, and was received so well that slaa Idea of reading In pubiio became a decision. Soon after I madu an arrangement with Mr. Clement3 (Mark Twain), and toj are probably acquainted with our trav-aU together. For the past year I have been lioce. Yon have read in the south 1 1 gave some Louisiana sketches right in cy native city, 2vew Orleans, friends advised me not ta do bo, but I was cordially rw-ived, and during my stay had large au- L-V "rl lie woa Vvr.

i. i ftrla.na Mr. Cable, 4and lived in the ii until a few years ago. My brother, table, is also living in the north. He I business in Chicago.

of hi3 readings. Mr. Cable stated as always completed the sketch or ''In (ir.vnd T'nintn fnr I seiacted. said he, "1 begin at the chapter and follow the story through various nhase' until the end ii rparhRrL Ike reader will if 'urn east after appear- ia Roehe.3t-.r- TTia ortia.nptoQ, Mass. where he wiil prob- fctvlv StKllJ JW n1 lnmitf Mrs.

Williams's Musicale. trs. Williams gave a mu3icale yesterday ernoon at Plymouth Church. The duos the ilisses aiotley, solos by llisa Nellie atiey, Miss Edith Smith Miss Helen j'trdoa and little Maud Pearce, and the were especially fine. airs.

Will-' Ji givin2 monthlv rit.Aia year, The programme was arranged as in Maud i Lichner iaud Jlotic-y. Flotow 5. Fl Gordou and Sirs. Williams. 1 ftui iIotki: Oesten aia.i u-1 Helen Diabelli ana Jirs.Williams.

sit. Heller aixh uoonaerts "-cn, UertiB uiiams and Ueien Gordon. Bessie Vth I'ritzche Smith 'ilo rnv n. 10 f- held tLUi. tom missioners most JJy to be one of sme time.

The nave in thei. fjn. nreiiartv) i nrV possession a re- of each member ot the tor.6' tTS th ot his shield, the date of UUCa-and his time of service. th ood that the beat of every patron tuangea, and iSW wul alternate with dav At the ts Younz Folk' flnh Tr.v.- "Cn gave a verv tn inva'nl church parlon lat evening. The pro- Charles T.

Boycfl Mrs W. Waller K. 1. i-tmsoii I'oiJey '1 entertainmsnt a pleas- Jour passed. A number of -bla -swer9 added to the rod of the ,1 Notice to Citizens.

"-r-'J1 ti rarjijeiiea lO nearest efheor or, by telephone Station, all nr y-uu ers wituout per- cwui or po 1. Ci.Aitvl chief of police. At terials are to be found in our store. Wa carry the largest and most varied stock in this une in western ew xork. All goods strictly the best.

Parties can rely on our goods being just as represented. A largo holesale stock connected with this store. uaks cc otern, -us Btate street. School Shoes. With the beginning of the new school term, buy vour children durable and well- appearing school Ehoes from the immense stock of R.

J. Moore. lie has just now an extensive lino of these, which he is closing out at prices tnat astonish everybody who examines them. Don't fail to call and in spect the bargains. Then attention should be called to the special bargains just now in ladies' shoes.

v. IL J. Hooks, 10S West Main-st. branch, 2SS Auen-st. The celebrated Bell Treble piano, of Maekie's own raaka.

in stock, in beautiful weather-resisting, mouse-proof cases, at the Rochester Palace of Music, 100 State street. The Most Attractive Restaurant And lunch room in tho city at Hotel Brunswick, Fitzhugh street. Removal! On or about April 1st Marion o. will remove their fur manufacturing and dyeing establishment to East Side Savings Bank building, corner Ea3t Main and South Clin ton streets. Calx, within the next iwo days and secure one of our oriental rugs (carpet si.e).

We have only a small line of these choice and desirable sizes. Burke, FitzSimons, Hone Co. Kisses, macaeooxs, lady fingers, batavias axd Vanilla wafers are the fancy cakes sold at Culross bakery and are delicious with ice cream. Tclley Callister keep constantly in stock at 61 and 63 West Main street, a full line of stoves, ranges, furnaces, and house furnishing goods. A comparison of prices is invited.

Everything first-class. Linens, Cottons, Ticking, Prints, Ginghams, Cambrics, etc. in full assortment. Ejrlkt, Bullock Scofield, 156 and 153 East Main street. Modern art wall papers constantly in stocic at the reliable establishment of Mc-Master Brodie, 103 East Main street.

Window tthades and interior decorations, all styles, and low prices. Great Bargains in Silks. Burke, FitzSimons, Hone and Co. offer to-day a lot ot pure suk 20-inch Fekm stripes at 75c, cheap at $1 also a lot 100 pieces pongee, fair quality, at 22c. The Hayden Furniture Company, Which manufactures its oven furniture, can, of course, sell much cheaper than a house that buys from jobbers or a manufacturing house that does not construct furniture on so large a scale.

The Hayden Furniture Company is the largest establishment, of the kind in Wee tern New York. Elegant and stylish ets -at prices that ar astonishingly low. Corner Court and Exchange streets. Ladies' and Children's SFRIXG HOSIERY. Our importations of these goods just received, and the variety of desirable styles far excel any assortment we have before been privileged to offer.

The display in our Main street window gives but a faint idea of the assortment to be seen at our hosiery department. LlXDSAY CURB. Banjos, guitars, violins, and all the musical instruments, at Mackie'e, 100 State street. The best makes and the lowest prices. Call and examine the stock.

Bargains. Burke, FitzSimons, Hone Co. place on sale to-day a lot of fifty pieces, all light 6hades, good quality, of satin at 50c, cheap at 75c and also a lot of brocade silk velvets at $1.25, $1.50,81.75 and $3, cheap at 25 per cent. more. Corner Main and St.

Paul streets. The Matchless Beauty Is the Judic kid button for ladies, late style, perfection of fit. We invite the ladies to call and inspect this shoe. AJ30 our Waukenphast Tour shoe is just the shoe for spring wear hand made and very easy. Call at Govi-d, Lee Luce's, 18 Stute street.

Art Lamps. Bronze in hammered effects. Our lamp stock is now complete, having replenished it by importation, some real ly wonderful ones, including art glass shades for $10 and $12. A few peachblow vases still left are having a large sale. H.

C. Wisxer, 37 and 39 State street. A Good Ba rain. IBurke, FitzSimons, Hoi. Co.

have now placed on sale a lot of colored Jersey silks at $1, an extra bargain also a lot of colored surah at 75c. cheap at $1. Corner Main and St. Paul streets. Jackets a nd mantles for ladies from $4.

50 each to the most elegant lace trimmed or beaded. KlRLEY, BCXLOCK SCOFIELD, 156 and 1 58 East Main street. Merchant tailoring in all it3 branches done in first class style aj; J. J. Hart's, over Lane Paine 's drugstore.

New spring snitin-s and overcoats, stylish, and made to fit. Good cutter and good workmen. August Mayer, removed from Front street to 72 West Slain, has a reputation second to none as an interior decorator. Paper hangings, curtains and fixtures, are at low prices. MEva Shafer's hats are the most popular hats worn.

Give them a call and examine their styles and prices. FRANCIS L. HUGHES, 67, 69 Exchange Street. a dreary assemblage or loiis lor ttias artist's talents. It requires a company strong throughout, and by such a company it was given last evening.

Those who went, therefore, simply to see Modjeska, may have been somewuat disappointed. Those wno went to see one of Shakespeare's best productions, worthily rendered, had their highest anticipations more than equaled by the thoroughly satisfactory and complete rendition which it received. But the part of Julia, which is taken br Mine. Modjeska in "The Two Gentlemen, is not an ungrate ful one and though it gave her but little opportunity to display the genius and passion which she so eminently possesses, j-et here and there, in delicate touches, she gave plain indications of the powers so skillfully held in reserve and subordinated to the artistic perfection of the noble whole. Her reading of the letter from Proteus in the second scene was so delicious, so real, a portrayal of wayward and inconsistent love, that in itself it formed more than recompense for braving the inclement evening.

In the later acts, when Modjeska appeared in page's costume, she seemed a beautiful picture of youth and gracefulness, delighting the eyes and hearts of her audience es completely as did the exauisite modulations of her voice, their ears, and the manifestations of her genius, their minds. But never do the limitations of the English tongue seem so great as when attempting worthily to describe Modjeska. Adjectives are all too few and all too weak to do her justice. Genius animates her words, her slightest motion, and genius alone could do her justice. Tho excellence of the supporting company has already been noted and it is no small task to rank any one of those who took the leading roles above the others.

Sir. Vanderfelt possesses a dignity of presence and an intelligence in the reading of his lines, well qualifying him for the difficult part of 1-otevs, which, in turn gives him lull opportunity for the display of his talents. Frank Clements was good as Owen Fawcett and James Cooper expressed well the subtle quaintness of (Shakespeare's clowns. Miss Mary Shaw gave a thoroughly artistic interpretation of Silvia, and the other parts without exception, were well sustained. It is many a day since RocheHter has seen so good a performance as The Two Gentlemen of Verona and the size and character of the audience, as well as the calls before the curtain to which Mmo.

Modjeska so gracefully responded, and the flowers which formed fitting tribute to her genius, showed well that Rochester appreciates true histrionic merit. READINGS FROM THE BILLS. Robson and Crane will present The Comedy of Errors at the Opera House the last three nights of next week. The sale of seats for the Lehmann concert Saturday evening is proceeding satisfactorily at the Opera House box-office. Leavitt's Specialty Company continues to fill the Academy of Music.

They will give performances every afternoon and even ing for the rest of the week. George Cable, the eminent novelist and reader, begins a two nights' engagement at the Opera House this evening. 'Grande Folnte will be given entire. Straight varieties, anu good, at the Casino every day. Friday night the ama teurs will have another opportmiitv to dis play their claim to a place near the Thespian shrine.

The Lathers Organized. The lathers of this city held a meeting last evening, it was largely attended, thirty-seven lathers being present. An organization was effected in accordance with previous deter mination. After some discussion a resolu tion was passed fixing the price of lathing at ten cents per hundred lath for one year from the first Monday in May. Committees were appointed to confer with the contractors on the subject, to report at the next meeting.

After settling several minor matters the meeting 'adjourned to meet Wednesday evening at the same place, Ko. 30 Monroo avenue. An Abstinence Meeting. The lenten services of the Church of the Epiphany will, this season, include a pubiio meeting to consider the subject of total ab st cance irom intoxicating beverages, as a Christian duty. The meeting will be held at the church, on Jefferson avenue, at 7:30 o'clock to-morrow evening, and will be in charge of the rector, Rev.

A. Skeela. Addresses will be given by Rev. James Dennis, of St. James Church, and by Rev.

Mr. fckeele. An Assignment. George H. Mason, a marketman, doing business at No.

138 Piatt sUeet, yesterday made a general assignment to William A. Hawthorne, for the benefit of his creditors. Mr. Mason preferences are Charles J. Daly, a promissory note, dated November 12, 1885, for $173.

on which there is now due about $130; Anna Buckley, $100 with interest from November 10, 1884 Jane Mason, $16 John D. Lynn, $40. Was He the Man? A letter was received at the Police Station from Brockport yesterday, asking for information about William Farrance. The letter stated that a man answering his de scription had been operating fn tha.t village, and that a Brockport merchant was out about $10 on account of a forged check. Farrance ia the party who is now in jail on the charge of passing a forged check on Joseph Langridge.

More Notaries. The latest list received here of notaries public confirmed by the senate, contains the following names Charles H. Palmer, Rochester Oscar Nichols, Spencerport. and Merton Lewis, Webster. The list does not contain the following names, which were in the number previously published: William Ii, aiudge, V.

Moreau Smith and Joan Wehle, all of this city. A False Alarm. rd was received at police headquarters ast night that burglars had visited the resi, denceof a K. MilK, No. 37 Brown street.

and Patrolman Youle Int in but discovered no trace of wlfr The wiadowi and doors 7nTt Jt Jff lt 13 believed that the latUins biinds for burglars. Millinery Ocenin Mexg Shafer arx selijxg $3 black and brown stiff hats at 2. 25, $2. 50 black and brown stiff hats at $1.05, $2.25 b'ack and brown stiff hats at $1.75, $2 black and brown stiff hats at $1. 50, $1.

50 black and brown still hats at tl. 45, $1. 25 black and brown stiff hats at 75 cents. Give them a call and be convinced. The Fitzhugh Rink.

Professor McLaren, who has been leader of the band wliich has furnished the music at the Fitzhugh rink, where the verdict of the skaters has been that the best music in the city has been furnished, has leased the rink for a month, beginning to-day. He hopes to see all his friends at the grand opening to-night. Good music and good skates. He will undoubtedly see a large patronage. For full particulars sae advertisement in another column.

Builders', blacksmiths' and wagon makers' hardware at the well-known house of Henry Hebing, 139 East Main street. Carriage woodwork, fins cutlery and shelf hardware, all at low yrices now. Remarkable And true that Meng Shafer, the leading hatters, are selling $4 men's stiff hats at $2.95, $3. SOmen'a still" hats at $2.50, $3 men's stiff hats at $2.25, 2. 50 men's stiff hats at $1.05, 75 cent boys' hats at 50 cents, CO cent boys' hats at 45 cents, 50 cent boys' hats at 35 cent3.

Give them a call and be convinced. Spring Styles! Spring Styles! Now on band, in all kinds of ehoes. We have a French kid, hand-turned button fo misses and children, soft and nice for dancing. Gould, Leb Luce, IS State street. A Good Thing To Do Would be not to wait for the rush of trade to select your bonnet or dress, or trimmings, or wrap, or cloak, or housekeeping goods.

You can do better now, and the assortment to-day is better than you can get aain this season. J. Faht Co. REVIVAL BOOKS and TRACTS Hundreds of cheap Books and tracts for effective revival work. In all Styles of Binding.

PARALLELREVISED BIBLE Old and New Version on Opposite rases. Standard Religious Works Including Writings of Moody, Havergah in Cheap Editions. TEACHERS' BIBLES "With Concordance, Haps and Test Book. 0. D.

GR0SVEN0R, 93 State Street. MY STORE Being so central, and so many thousands pass it daily, that when you mark goods down to about cost they are sure to move. The people appreciate these prices, and when they see that you are doing so you advertise and give prices not to be found elsewhere, they are Bure to purchase. I will continue these March prices for 6 days more. W.

J.WILCOX Bookseller and Stationer, 88 MAIX STREET BRIDGE. HOTEL BRUNSWICK. LUNCH COUNTER. All dishes 10 cents except those marked otherwise. SOUP.

Ox Tail. Vegetable. FISH. "White, Baked, Sauce aux Hollandaise. ENTREES.

Irish Stew. Breast of Laml). Green Peas. Wiener, Schnitzel Saute with Tomato. Macaroni with Cheese.

Pork Saur Kraut. BOlLiiD. Beef Tongue with Madeira Sauce. Leg of Mutton, Caper Sance. ROAST.

Fillet of Beef Mushrooms. Beef with Brown Potatoes, l.oin of Veal, Espaguole. VEGETABLES. Boiled and Hashed potatoes. Parsnips, Turnips, Feas CObi DISHES.

Fork and Beans, Beef Tongue, Ham. MOYANXAISE. Lobster, Potato, Lettuce, Slaw, Eadees. DESSSIiT. Cranberry Pie, Lemon Pie, Apple Pie.

Bellvue Lemon Sauce Cream. FRUITS IN SEASON. COFFEE. TEA. CHOCOLATE, SULK.

Guests will pay waiters, and report any inattention or overcharge. REGULAR DINNER 40 Cents. BASE BALL SEASON 1886 aekson Burleigh's ARCADE BOOK STORE Is headquarters for BASE BALLS, BATS, Full line of all makes. Spalding's, Reach's and Harwood's Association and League Bails. HORSES! HORSES! JUST RECEIVED TSVO CARLOAD OF horses, yesterday, March 22d.

maK- JT ing' seventy ia all comprising heavy draught j- peneral purpose and single driving horbes, which can be seen and will be bold cheap at our tables, 2b 2 Lake ave. GEORGE BAN TEL. SON. MONEY to LOAN On Jlortxagea or other Good Security. Commercial Paper negotiated.

A. E. WOLLJ. Olilce, No. over 30 East Main-st.

tmnn) 31 AA I II II fOyen LWtJ awl N'Klit- I 1 LUU: UNDERTAKER. MONEY to LOAN TIOAN MONKY ON HORSK3.CATT1.K. WAGONS vTf.i-ri in Cvuir' i 4 NEW CARPETS AND FURNITURE $4, $5, We ask everyone that read3 the papers don go any wtieji to buy goods until vou come and look at theprices. Every body welcomed at the people 'j popular store. New Novel.

The Late Mrs. Null, by Frank R. Stockton, at book and tajonery depart mcnt. Sibley, Lix DkY ed C'UHR. Photographs at a Greatfteduction.

Get Wardlaw's club rate. Special in ducements for schools, clubland colleges. Excellent photographs at per dozen. Better work can not be madsiin Rochester. Wardlaw's, 16 State street.

Paper Hanging. The old and well-known fcablishment of George Weldon ,19 and 121 East Slain street, directly cposite Burke, FitzSimons, Hone and Co. is the largest paper store in Western New ork. The location is a good one, and the rtmmoth double stores are model3 of attrstiveness and beauty. The first floor is 50c 100 Weldon Co.

occupy fiveentire stories. Wall paper of the most apj-oved modern patterns is constantly in stoclin bewildering abundance, and is sold at oth wholesale and retail. All shades an qualities are constantly on hand, from thoeat and tasty though cheaper patterns to ta more pretentious and luxurious stj'les, aa sold at prices that are beyond coinpetitn from any smaller house. Window shaea and fixtures are also a permanent specialt of Weldon Co. They have them in ey design and stylo, and at extremely loi prices.

This house has a reputation for said commercial policy and fair dealing that becend to none in the city, and the stock ofgoods now on hand together with the priccat which they are selling them ensure a hger patronage even thacver before. USend 121 East aiain street ia Rochester 'a tadquarters for wall papers. Regatta Black Sks. In the New England stati, especially in Boston, and also in Fhiladtphia, the Regatta black silks are famed or durability, beauty, weave and unifornty. We have just received a line of theafor this city to sell at $1, $1.25, $1.50,1.75, $2 and $2.

50. We warrant everjyard sold for six months, to wear well, ot to gum on the surface, nor to turn giy, nor pull or break. Buy a Regatta blac silk in preference to all others. JFahy Co. English Cut The display of cut glass Wisner's is very flue.

We were surprisi to see English glass in the richest cuttings less price than the rich American cut. Tl superior brilliancy of the English is acknledged. Tumblers, carafes, flower bails, tc. Parasols and Oii. lias.

Burke, FitzSimons, Hon.jC Co. will display their spring and summ stock Tuesday, March 30th, the choicest id latest styles in the market. Main stst, central entrance. Spring Season of i835 Minery Gocds. Burke, FitzSimons, Hot Co.

will be prepared to show in theirnillinery rooms Thursday, April 1st, an ejant variety of choice millinery goods, haUnd bonnets, tha work of the best artists inris. Corner Main and St. Patstreets. Corsets, Gloves, Novees in Jewelry. Don't fail to look at lr goods in the above line.

We can offer large attractive one. The corset departmt has been lately largely increased, tnd th best styles and makes can be found in th stock. Experienced lady clerks to sbowie goods. Oaks State tsreet. BOWL.BY VIANOO.

In city, Wednesday, March 81, lSfitf, at 2 o'dqp. at tiie resi-denc of thebr.de's sister i Woodbury street, F. II. Bowiby and Miss Ju May Vianco, both of this city. DIED- EDDY.

At his home, 163 ike avenue, Tuesday evening at 10:30 Somas Eddy, aged 63 years. Funeral from the residee. to-morrow (Friday) afternoon, o'clock Friends invited. TJPHAM. On Wednesdayfternoon, March 31, lt6, after a long illness, (S.

Frances Upham. Funeral from the houseS hr son-in-law, W. W. ParselLs, 19 Monroe venue, on Saturday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, trial private. Cloth Covered trial Caskets.

Appreciating the factat the general public are not familiar with ilibove class of goods, and who might at times wii to n.ake selection in favor of eome mamifaotuf's prduct, the Stein Manufacturing Company city have placsd their trade mark on the inse of et ery easicet. The Burial Caskets containing is stam as illustrated below, can only be obtd thro lgh the undertaker. W.0E THE OLD ANUtESPONSIBLE D. LEVRY'S And Cleansln. Establishment, 200 Yard orth of ti X.

Y. Onlral Railroad. Mill tMreelomer PlaJU l.mUrr end ocnt'omerfJarinpnts Cleaned or Colored without rtpp nil aipressed nicely. Also I eathors and Kiii loves eaned or Colored, special attentn. 11 paid t.jt.nu up Lace Curt 113 ad olorinu Velvets.

iocxieJ liacit every Thursday and nhvv. Packages Calied hand Delivered to Any Part the City. Rfiodj MbdM In onisc Ci.frs received nd VPturwd by Ki.r:. ic ti; i br ajeprps. 1 have no -Knt.

-ar do their bus iiess with n.ti tlie.ipr ta tiiroujju un D. LIARY, mill Street. Cor. sit. ti.t.

FOK SPKIIsTG-. I am now ready to show the very latest styles in the most reliable makes of CARPETS and FURNITURE, and invite the attention cf buyers. I feel confident that no house in this city can show a larger or more complete assortment, and my prices, to which I would call special attention, are very low. ALBERT BEIR EAST MAIN STREET ZrST ozc EAST WO OD! Shoe Dealer, (NEXT TO SIBLEY, 4 a i. TJO CLOSE BAUSCIT DRASFIETjD- East LINDSAY CURR'S) $4, $5, $6 and $7 Goods Reduced $2.50, $2.75 and TBinZIM OUT.

(JOIJD SPECTACLES, EY3 Glasses and Ifii 'c Boxm. Sea Operj G1a.ocs. Therniomf its, urafting 'fools, etc. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. McGRAW GARRETT Dealers in all kind3 of GDT STOKE, FLAGGING Platforms, Crossvalk, Caps, Sills and Building Stones.

Also Builders' Materials. Akrcn and Portland Cement, Water Lime. Quick Lime Plaster, ail ads cf Vitrtfied Sewer Pipe, Br.ck, etc. Quarries at Alleghany Y. Office and Yard, 45 North Ave ZOooIfcLOsteir, 3Sr.

Contracting, Jobhin and all kinds of Street anj, bewer Work. SATURDAY HALF HOLIDAY! We, have tried It for about nine mouths, and we think it fcs better for employer ervl We propose to continue "it until urtber notice, and our friends wui, by remembering it, to help ii carry in? out the idea. FRANK VAN DOORN iiig.ts tuul from ArrH our Stiow Windows. 6 East Main-St. and W) Arcade.

Magic Lanterns. Camera and 'mfjw. Ear R0GERS son's CARVING KNIVES AND FORKS. Bleat Slice rs. Bread Knives.

Butcher Knives, Paring Knives, Table Knives and Forks, Nut ricks, hut Cracks, Table Steeis, fahears and Scissors, Kaiora, Razor Strops, Shaving Mugs and Bruhea. LOUIS ON 29 East tSain Rochester. OFFICES TO RENT IN THE EAST SIDE SAYIKGS BASS BUILDISG. APPLY AT BANK. GORDON'S CANDY STORE Buttercups, Taffies, Eoi-Bcus, CHOCOLATE CREAM, Our cn fresh.

The most successful opening in many years, is the common verdict, mich elegant styles, out of so many styles, shapes, and the immense variety of materials, ribbons, etc. every lady can be suited. We shall continue the opening to Friday to enable many that were preventcxlby the inclemency of the weather to coma out to see the most attractive opeaing ia Vstrn New York. CAk.3 42 fcitata street. n.

"rnber the millinwy atW' ar'd Friday, April 1st cln Vftrhla5 Prtolnins to that iioc can txi fjuiid at M. J. aiAhOiity's, 100 Bute street..