Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 4

ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17. 181. CIGAR CASES THK LAKE MIOBK RAILROAD. SUNDAY SCHOOL Democrat and Cliroiilele. Wka la at Faalt Te the IkiHar ef Ivaaoerat aa4 Carulre Very many of the tow-path Grids' ara nexafs and daurcna all thrsoh the state.

Tbe two located, here are ant ta a proper aad safe eoedilxta. At tbe east end ol toe acos-dect, "around the coraer" where tbe line drawa, aa iron, three laches thick, baa beea worn or creased so aiacb that with a line that as a knot in it (and there ara many broken hoca) the knot eatehee and endaa jers tha lire oftbetesms. I was at Ibis point liwt week wbes the line of a Tataahle pair yoong moles taught, and cam within as inch of plnnglog then ia the caiial Tbe towpatb bridge below Lyons is la a brribte asd oafeeoJitio; it needs nearly wo boat FINE POCKET CUTLERY FIXE rORTEMOmiES, FI5t GOLD MOtXTKP Mii Mi au UoU Pens, FIKE BOUND BOOKS, FINE 3TATI0SZ8T. Fire Prayer Bocks and Bibles, FINBt sSOOTM IN JWIHCABTIJUrt, altaMe fr.r WseSes Wewdfsy. FTWg A frjnrwm at ststx seserlptteas Resirlag Itsw tkoods eoastaatiy.

MffTOM WETMDRB 12 ST1TE STREET. 7 Main-St. Bridge. GRAND OPENINC OF TflB LATKITT Paris, Loafloi sii Now fcTTLKa OF TRIMMED BONNETS HATS on WEDNESDAY AND TflUESDlT, October 1 1th aod 12 th. DANZIG LEVISON, 7 Nail.

Street Bridge. sp dors sj OTLI'S DOCBLBV-AeTIBO FT. KB COOK STOVE, THE AMERICA. run BEST STOVE3 jxr 2a: k. xt.

ss. 3D t. AnaO A rtJtX Ida I OF CHEAP COOK STOVES OF EYEET DlaSCllIPTIOX. TINi WARE, WOODEN WARE, Hoie Fraiislg Ms! KAOLDFttTB AlaAUCT fOft Jewett's Palace Refrigerator AT FEENCH'S, 76 Main street. let too asm i It First Premium Cook Store.

TBE MODERN VULCAN FOB WOOD Oil COAL. Something New Copper Lined Ee-EeiYoir, Sifting Grata. Tbe tO CCMir ssd MOstT PER. FlIT UOKslMi BTOtK star saWsd wai PUio. Call aaa tae MODERN VULCAN PERCY CAMPBELL'S, 17 Eoehester, X.

Y. tr As. Ar.fts tor lbs etriB FARLOg Base B( KM tt. uk-sam The East Sitfe Savtngs Bank rAV FIX CENT. HCTCBEST ft-tMW date, ea dssila bars taay tssaaia sul Maw uitrif tt.T- f.l VlH Set i.

est hfoeey Loaned a apreovwd csiliattrais. its aeitsia tT. aTATOajIPF 33, WSttLSSAlS AS BBTAO, BBaASB CB Fowaer, Stot, Wada an! Cap3 I KABCFACrSBBS OF FIHHIKO TACICaUTC. pj He 7 Mai art street. HATIRALIslATIOW.

Tbe Tlsae Grtrw Sheet. Pepuhliesns of foreign birth should, remembir that bat few day remain is whirb tbey caa a-cure tie privileie of voter wrntotrr cost. All soch sheald apply to Ms. Hcwfhbbt, at bis effice, II? Pmrtrt't AW, at oc, and get tbeir Seal papers, which will entitle them to vote at tbe coming sleet ion. Dea't pot it ff astii ths.

ust two or three days, bi so bow asi becosib cmxBjm, withoct Eirnxsa. Tbe time expire on the 2Sth instant, and all Republicans sbonld be on the alert sow both la tbe ward and town and see that no vote are lest, tbat caa be secured from ear friend of other lands. Kal-UliS Thb Chicago fibs. ETervbodr appalled at tbe frightful eoaflsgratioa which baa laid Cbicago in ashes and ask, where thai! we took for solvent fire insurance oom panics to protect oa against Io. Os thi point we refit to the following telegram which explains itself.

To Daniel W. fJwsA, Agent; Wa have bo ageccy at Cbieago. J. HABBiorr, President Firemen' In. Co.

of New York. This company is therefore a solvent as ever, and stand ready ta Issue policies on alljrlasse of property at fair rate. They are represented by Daniel W. Bush, at number 8 Exchange Place (Corinthian hall block). Mr.

Rash ba also beard from the Germania Insurance Company, of New Tork, aufBcient to warrant bint in claiming for thiB corporation nerect sowwsisies: From hi other companies he ba not yet beard, bat expecting dispatches any moment But to those immediate insurance, go to Mr. Bush and he ean give yon policies in two companies that he knout arm reliable and sownd. the Firemen's Insnranee Company, rf New Tork, and the Germania Insnranee Company, of New Tort Remember the location, number 8 Exchange place. oclJdif White china tea set conststin; of fifty-ii piece of our own importation for nine dollars, at tbe Central crockery bouse, 41 Main and 2 Noith Water street oil 6-3d Scamlisi McCabtht. fiat Immraace Company, et Cleveland, Okie.

A circular received from E. C. Ronse, secretary, states that the Chicago losses of that eoox-pany will be promptly met, and any impairment of capital arising therefrom is ordered mtde good, to which its stockholders most cheerfully respond. oel6-2d Alps I saw ra see Company, at Erie. Pa.

Rush Warner, secretary, write that tbe company is 'all right go ahead. W. B. Levet, oclS-Sd Office 10 Arcade. Raymond's Insurance Aesct.

We have reeeived the following telegram from the National Insurance Company of Bolton: National prepared to psy all losses end continue business. Everything all rflit Go abend. S. B. EimoTO Ac Soar, oetl6-dtf Agent.

W. B. Levet'a Insurance Aceacy. W. T.

Sloe re, tbe general agent of tbo People' Fire Insurance Company, ot Worcester, Mae. hia way to Chicago, to adjust and pay the losses sustained by tbat company, wa in the city last evening, snd assures as that tbe let-plcs of tbe company is more than sufficient to meet sll claims. or IS-2d Roches-tee Wateb Wobks. The undersigned is authorised by the board sod stockholders of the Rochester water works eompany to receive proposals from any responsible parties to complete tbe work required to ennvey water from Honeoye creek to tbe city of Rochester. Proposals directed to the underarguad, at 23 North Fltabugb treet, Rochester.

ocl6-2d Dr. D. M. Shcfbav. A Neble Response.

The managers in tbe oity of New York of the United State branch of the North Brit-ih and Mercantile Insurance Company of London and Edinburgh, have received by eable from J. W. Cater, chairman of the London Board of Directors, the following instructions "Subscribe $5,000 for tbe Chicago sufferer i settle all losses promptly draw at three days sight Tbo a sects oft the company in the United States, amounting to over $1,300, DM, will not be touched in payment of losses at Chicago. Tbe agents in this city for the above standard and liberal company are ocl3-dtf 8. B.

Ratmosd Ac. Son. L. and II. Garson At.

Co. one prise clothiers, st Hand 16 Buffalo street, were awarded tbe first premium at tbe Western New York Fair fior the best made and most iasbionable clothing for men and boy. octli-ld Take Notice. M. Binnnrd has just opened a boot and alioo store, 135 Main street, where yon can buy boots shoes and robbers ebeaper than at any other phice in tbe city.

ocl2-d4w-JJ tUCIiT ltECOUI). Cirealt Court Hen. Ilearr A. Faster Prw- stdlBB JasAloe. Orrronxs IA Nomher 53-Gcorge Commons against Isaac Wttgbs.l.

Verdict rorr'slnt trteoe. bomber 6J Johnsoa asrsicAt Wsrd. Cumplslnt dls' missed. Is amber 12 Ovid A. Hyde ct si.

sgilcst Basse tl Bsnitrrtsl. Ontnsl. Tbe tollowica Is ths esleadsr for Tnesdsy. October nth: s. umbers 9E, ldt, ICS.

Ill, 13. 1S6, IU. 158. 158, 13, U. 50.

Bi, ffl. Sa.v7.13B, TT, ITS. Police Cwart Bryan. P. J.

John af shoa drank. Took tbe pledge sad wss dAt-eBaTges. WiUiim H. Wetcott-dTuak snd dlsordery, Flasd three doffarB or torty-fiTS dtrs at. C.

P. Anthony Sssdosky drank. Fined firs dollars or days W.C. P. Execattoa suspended.

Btcbard Welser drnnk. Fined ten dollars or sixty cats at. C. P. Joseph Wittghsms dmak.

flaed five dollars or for ty-ove dsrs M. C. P. Joseph MoLaia drnsk. Fined three dollars'or fortr-Sts Cbtb M.

CP. Rfchsid Daly drunk Ball satsred for good behavior. Charles Lockailller drank. Seat ap sixty dsrs M. C.

P. Fstrtrk O'Connell drsak. Fined Ave dollars or lor" ty-Ive days St. C. P.

MlcbselColllns draak. Fined Svs dollars or T. James Laasel sol ing liquor. Gsvs nail for hit appearance to tbe grand Jury. George Hauler drank.

Paid tt.M. Alexander Glsgow drnak. Ptscaarged. EstmaGibbs drank. aedflvs dollses or forty-flvs aaysAf.C.

P. Joha BblAw srrested oa warraal. Batarsd bail te gTsad Jury. Pstrlek McKeany drank sad disorderly. Beqotrwd bail for tood behssfor.

Joreth Moscldissu-iink. Ilsckarged. 7 boa as Barke drnak Discharged. Abraham Carrier vagrsnt. Kalrd bsO for lost betaTlor.

DIED. I.TOf-In thi- eftv. on ftwwU-f morniag, October tftk, KaCFaBerml from hw Utc r4UleDC. No. IDS ymoals.

tsvenive, iTae(lavr aVArraoon. tu o'clock. VrmadM ol the tamtij mr taviMd to atteBnl. AFUBT- At 8-otTiTm, N. on 8 iBdy-.

th Uth truM Jcuim KiAjhffj-tlAViAB. wllm at W. i. A-aD, ajj fit jreara. r-aaerml lYon tb S.

Cliarrm, kw-Ttlit, tai. tTaesKUj) 4vfittrtooa, At 1 t'cltck. FrwaUa of the Umxxj ar larttetl to aUod, ROBlSr la tfato eft oa tha lth in-t Khcatketh Moaroe, lafaat daunrttsr of Mrf M. and SjlTniar P. KtjwAlA-ft, ged 4 Baontbt aad day.

Faacra) troai ta aoasvt. No. Ailea itrwt, oa Weolay iba Uib iDtU.ti tOyioclock A.M. and avacsM arc lantd to attawL OTKiSOUGHrH fa Sew York ety, oa Satarttar Oct. 14th lt.i, lieT.Caarlwni C.

O'lMachaa. Kdemi' tortft, atfed 35 yeAwra. Faaeral wrricaa at the t'harca of the Moat Holy KcleBr. third twraet, liev Tork eity, thi (Tea-! morn, at o'clock. wMi la pacm.

EIDY la MM aa. Ohio. Oct. Georja ar1 7tjtn. formterly of PiiU.urd, aa4 arosVoec wf raoaa.

kday ol thi city. THE OLD AUD RESPONSIBLE D. LERY'S Steam Djeifitg and Cleansing Two fcuadrea yartl North of New York CaGkral iawiJirciad Dcoot. Os Mill Mraet. C'araer af iVttma.

uow'i iaci, BfafcvBsyram. v. The rv-patatttea of thke Dy Uuoaa nm t-Shaela-aocrd other ti coa It-rfcU our s. cire-ck. 04unurst.

CAvn; and eea iha cat of oar huildiDst. to milsvsta biUA btAAT tfc poll he. coBBctit.a with twy uiBAtr 1 bT ao tvireaii ta tie eouuv Vwa caa do t-ur bar-iLia dtrrt tij a 1th at tha aaaia prr i rot.At at stot. rrtbo. krL-fc't CiBra a id PUtd tbaWiAi.

and sU brlttbt cotoird tiil- M---rttscta cktbs- WiTLout tDjury to Us clfv. Aisvo itvlim' ma o-jI-b c'c-wa- or cos tt4 i buul tlppiiiAt. anrt ttnni aieeiy. AlAW.Fca fctdtiitifti cicai-nw-4 or tjyti. SiEk.

wl or uUtit foosufna er? oaracrt(t ead4 al ckr. ma4 aaad tU trakarH trti aiptcb, OO er rtBAspoiiayAJvtt, loriM. i.4.-dft dd Fiack TttaOaf aud Itn t. AU ffttCNat rctarao ia oaa wctk. ivin icAd tVAd lettirBedt ripme, AdorvI LEAKY.KU1 atreat.

eoraor Piatt tHre-pt, jCoahLc K.Y. B-asfctktty JiCI SC. MEYEK, CUHTOM Boot exxxtX lioo EMPORIUM, To. 8T al street, SICM OF THE X0 B38T. t.

t. QaM-snxpl r.jf. stsraa Prevents Cllolera. CBLORAlt M. tb rsw ewafeetaat, prevwOAS patre-itr a absorb ar.stous gaiius.

CsUrfkss a a i-ot-oaoas UiVAtl ABt IN I HI rereal-ty tTMOK tt KIt at CO, seiooaj Sliip Power bwc, ba Saigas. TANO VOLCMS ea jewpal Jwsa rreV i Atl Wooaev's Keliva ot the rrwssl aa Falsest; Wvaaeit of KsaoWaa An, tv teats -aM as A KO USOarw Hssa BloC KB IllIAA HOMEK. trwsalsses lata Ka-X Iaft tiaas rvr- bj Wullaia Callea Br.a-it.st LlAKaOw 8- AATSJ A NO JOSH BlU.IJili'a ALUK VI 1-T1 Tt-OPOtiT' FiBtpgpT Tf-. -Tie Xv Talittry tiirla," "Clora V-re." Tfte Wl-Sl sad lfe-ay," bj Dm asihor or -Tha lianid Wreath JumI uui al tL AVsii HrBST-SSTKSKtWi-OPtOTlBW al tbs TJs sad beaass ol Aaaartca. Tbe enost woa.icrlui esr ye pebiiat e.

ail -ss ltew as viili AbJ' art iMpot 15 stole street. BATTRAI.tATIOvi-It:rrtVI.ICA'l ALIBIS IS ATTEITlOt Comity Cestrsl CowHsJttee ksve aeeotasssl Saw. Brvrrur, tn rowers' Woe. sttead to the aaswralMaUoa of slleas swatrwst lb EeawftUcsa ticket at ta eosalsf si eel low. xtvts ear fnewds skt sesaotvet voter ta eatl st eae oa Mr.

BrsrewasT. as Frwear tbe aaoassary psrers. OF CH A ROE. Tbe Cesaty Court will OPm tot last Farpose at A.M..aawtr.M..eTeryT. etfl tae awA et Ocswwer.

Let Boss who woala svsil Uiiiaswl.M of tk Frlvt-feaes ot asieneaa cltlaeaakt eslsF. tatrsst sskw I IU Fowsvst tUwefc, sa4 ssswsssi voters WITHOUT X- rsssst. Boras roa HaTTBaUSATloB Frosst A. sad luir a. seMtoet Dea't be Haasbwes1.

The place to get your soiled garments cleaned, or your faded ones colored, without ripping or shrinking, at V. Leary', Mill street, eoraer of Piatt street The establishment oat of New Turk city. See advertisement. Sep 8 dtf Gbafd xuxiratT oriftso. Tbe grand millinery opening at O.

Schwab Co. 45 Maia trert, commence Wednesday, October 18th, snd will be continued doling tbe remainder of tbe week. Extraordinary preparations are being made to make this opening exceed all that baTe been beld this teasoa, for the dwplay of elegant goods of the Iatet and most fashionable etyles. Mers. ftohwab At etabli.hment will be decorated with floweT and beautiful object of every kind, all combining to make tbe large aad elegant store a attractive as a fairy palace.

Mr. Miller from Viik't floral establishment ha been engaged for weeks in preparing for the opening, and bis experience and tate will be acen in the ricbn? and taste of the decoration Forty-five Main street i the favorite store with tbe ladies, and the proprietor, grateful for their patronage, will mak every exertion ia tbeir power to furn jib a spectacle for their customers which s'litU provoke delight aad admiration ftom till who attend the grand opening. Ladies' white sackings. Ladies' blire sackiugs. Ladies' cream colored sacking).

Ladies' scarlet sat Lings. All tbe novelties of the above just opened at L. A. Eimucn 8 Main street bridge. A rrtL assortment of French bats and bonnets will be on exhibition at tbe grand millinery opening, October 18ia and l'Jtb, at G.

Schwab At Co. 45 Main street The t'hlcac Ftre. Ornct of Riiwi.ET it BnAiiDWAJ, Gna-1 EBAL IXCKAXCE AOENCT, Number 9 Powers's Building. Rochetkb N. T.

Oct 13, On account of the consternation in insurance circles, caused by ths Chicago fire, we issue the following of insurance companies represented at our office The National insurance company, of Bangor, Maine, with asaru o.er $350,033, had but (17, -0C0 at risk in Chicago. The Glens Falls insurance com pan v. of New Tork; with asset of $071,123, had only tlO, -000 at risk in Chicago. Tbe risks of both these companies were on the stock of Field, Leiter dt Co. Farwcli Co.

who are reported to have saved a considerable portion of their goods. The losses will conae-i quentlr be light. The People's Insurance company of San Francisco lost in the fire, but net so hearily aa to materially impair ita capital and surplus of 050,000, and it stockholders being personally liable to tbe extent of tbeir private fortune, the resource of the company are $20,003,00. Its policies are good. The Lycoming of PenmylTania is to-day one of tbe aoundeat companies in the country and its losses will be immediately met.

We have Just been appointed agent of the St Nicholas Insurance Company, of 166 Broadway, N. T. assets $225,000. This company is sound to the core, and lost not a dollar in the Chicago fire. Also of the Americas of Jersey City, assets $337,000.

This company bad but $10,000 exposed to the Chicago fire This also are on the storks of Field Liter Ac Co. and J. V. FarweU dr. Co.

Tbe Merchants Insurance company of Chicago is the only one of all tbe companies swept by tbe disaster. We are unable to learn the amount of it loss. We bellevo this company will rally. Bowlkt 4c Boakdmasj, Agent. ROCBBSTEB, N.

T. Oct 13, 13714 p. t. The following dispatch just received from New Tork Rowley dt Boabdma, Rochester. X.

T. The following just received 'Pecple' perfectly safe. Will pay promptly. If neceaiary enlarge our capital. Alugeb Bbothbbs, General Agent.

0cl7-tf Terry velvets, corduroy velvets, in all shades and qualities, joat opened at L. A. KHBLtCH'fJ, 8 Main (treat bridge. Thb largest assortment of millinery erer displayed ii. Roeheeter will be os exhibition at the grand opening on October 13th and 19, at G.

Schw ab 4c Co. 45 Main street Important ta the Clothinc Merchants af Rochester. D. McPbenon ha just introduced for the of the clothing manufacturer of Rochester Hebdon' patent ponging, refimahing and waterproofing machine. This machine ia now universally in use in New York, Boston, Philadelphia and other cities.

The great advantage of thi new process for (ponging and shrinking elothg, duck, etc. is fully appreciated by all who use the machine or see it operate. To the wholesale manufacturers this machine is indispensable, giving all the opportunity of having tbeir goods sponged and thoroughly ibruxk at a trifling expense. Mr. MrPhrrson ha secured the right of using thi maobtne in Rochester and bas put it in operation at hi store No.

10 Buffalo treet, on tbe second and third floors. He is prepared to receive gocds from manufacturers and deliver them in order, He invites all interested to eall and witness tbe operation of these beautiful machines. Grand opening of millinery (roods Wednesday aod Thursday, Oct 18tb and 19tb, at G. Schwab Ac Co', 45 Main street The Farmers and Mechanic' National Bank will pay six FEB cbt interest on deposits remaining thirty days from date of deposit to date of teiUtdrawaL Five per cent on daily balance and business accounts tbat do not require discount Will Issue certificates of deposit bearinz four per rent payable on demand. dtc21dTuPif Thomas Raises, Cashier.

Pocket-book lost. A black Morocco pocket-book containing about forty-firs dollar iu money and papers of value oniy to the owner, waa lost last Bight in going to the fire. Tbe finder will receire a reward of twenty dollar by returning the same to foreman of Hook and Ladder 1, J. Ringleetein, 30 Exchange place. The grand opening of millinery and fancy good will take place Wednesday and Thursday, Oct lHth and 19th, at G.

Schwab Ac Co', 45 Main treet. Tweatv-Bvs Tktssssl Lowe Is Chteaa-e. We bring to tbe favorable notice of the insnranee public of Rochester tbe Alemannia fire insurance company, wbicb had very light loss in Cbicago, and is dea irons take a good line of light risks among our citisens. They insure on tbe three year plan, wbieb great saving for owners of private dwelling, furniture Ace. and we would advise our friend to go to John William, 8 Powers' building, and see what tbey caa save by doing ao, A Blimi t'L stock of shawls.

Nowher in Rochester can be found more complete and elegant exhibition of foreign and domestic bawl than at A. Bresnan. At Son's, 36 State street. Excellent taste ha been displayed is tbe selection, and ome special line cannot now re procured st sny price. Striped Ottomsa st ill prices, snd an endless variety ef plaids aod tbe novelties of the season.

A. Bbbbbjaji At So. Call at tbe grand millinery openinc Wednesday and Thursday, Oct 18lh and 19th, at G. Schwab At Co', 45 Mats stxett C. J.

Wood oakciso acadeut is now open for the reception of pupils. Ladies' class every Thursday eveuing at 7:30 p. at Gentlemen' class every Friday evening st 8 p. m. Ladies'.

MUse' and Masters' etas every Saturday afternoon at 2:30 p. tn. Next Soiree, Tuesday, October loik. Entrance between 10 ami 13 Mumford treet, one flight of sb-irs, room number 1. lttt Fob salb.

One Hoe doabfe-eylinder press in good order, will print a sheet Pries $3,000 Apply at tbi, office. y'3dtf The first premium wa awarded st the Western New Ymk Fair to tbe firm of la aad H. Carton fc Co. one price clothiers, st 14 aad 16 Buffalo street, for tfes best display of children's clothing. octl4-d4 Tbe firm of L.

and II. Garsoa At Ca. one price elothirrs, at 14 and IS Buffalo street, re-eesved tbe first pi.mam at tbe Western New Tork Fair for the best display of gentlemen's dressing gown sad smoking jackets, octll-tl Geeat orEkiso of Ft as at bbombek's. Tbia morning M. Brosner will open 10) sou of mink fur st eighteen dollar 100 set at twenty dollars 100 st twentv-twe dollars, acd Il3 act of the finest Mate of Maine mink, at twenty-five dollar per set, to greatest- bargain ever offered ia Rochester.

M. Broaner sells mink aad all other furs cheaper than fox do! boy them at wholesale. On thousand sol of uiasos' and children' furs, only two dollar per sol, st Biwsuer', 79 Mais street Dvw't forget that Broooer soli a gd set of furs, suiiff aod soliar, fur JIM 16ti rres tewesew srllsi la Itebalf at Ihe Cfct. ewsre Ssffgffrs, Tbe following dispatch was reeeived last Bight Gswasr.o. S.

T. October 16th, 1371. 7 Me Drmorrml and Ckrwtuesr 1 Aa enthusiast! meeting wa held at (beeoart bona in this place this evening, for tbe purpose of devising means for relief af tbe offerers from tbe late fire in Chicago aad tbe westers states. The meeting was attended bv tbe leading ei titans. As executive committee of one from rack church aad ose from each school district were appointed.

Subscription were started and a liberal amount subscribed. Fax IB of Ata asd Whistov These popolar performers gave tbe first of a series ot entertainment at Corinthian Hatt lstt aigbt to a good boHae. The feat of legerdemain by the Fakir, and the bomoroa character acting of Whiston were received with tbe applause they destrved. Pom misunderstanding having occurred in regard ta tbe diatribattoa of present, Mr. Hughes, the Fakir, explained to the audience at tbe opening, that tbe perforater would give tbe entire proceeds of tbe entertainment to the Cbieajre relief fund but no 1 resents wonld be given that erea-iac He further stated tbat tbe bill aunouoe-icg that prraest would be given, bad been issned be tore tbe benefit entertainment had been arranged and could not afterwards be recalled.

The explanation was satisfactory to tbe audience. Ibe r'akir and Whiston carried eut their agreement fn good faith. Person appointed by Mayor Briggs were placed ia the ticket cflwes in order that so one could doubt tbe whole proceeds would be donated. Tbe second performance will be giren tonight at which gifts will be distributed aa previously announced. Dt.ath of Mes.

Aphbt of Jcrrrsrn.t E. A notice of tbe death of this estimable lady will 1 found is the obitnary The Union of lust evening has tbe following allusion to tbe sad event. We concur fully In what it say: We are seldom called on to chronicle a death wtiiob will cause such mineled feelings of surprise and deep, unfeigned reyret as that of Mrs. Jennie Richardson Asbby, wife of W. (.

Asbby. tvsj. of boottsville, which occurred 00 Saturday evening last. Her illness waa brief but painful, and only assumed a danucrona pbate on Thursday last, allhongb when first attacked she had'grave apprehensions tbat it would prove fatal. rbsnge for the worse occurred on Friday and she gradnsllT sank, expiring calmly and peaceably on hatorday evening.

To those who knew the deoeased it la not necessary to sneak of her virtues, her gentleness, ber rharitv, her Christian character. Posaeesed of a richly cultivated mind, a sweet and equable temper, generous and hospitable, she was well firted adorn tbe social circle ani make her home haopy snd ploasant. Ooath for ber bad no terror, but she could not conceal the anguish she felt at being called so suddenly to part from a devoted husband and hor darling boy, in whose life her own seemed bound np. On nartin; ftom him the feelings of a mother welled nri anil concentrated on her lips' last utterance, 1 Farewell my boy," Her funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon, from the Methodist church in Scottsville, at 2 o'clock. PkkcociousThiets.

On Friday, eleven dollars and a half were stolen from the bouse of Mrs. Kierston, Lime street. The thieves were found to be boys whose age are respectively five, seven and eleven year. The yonngest climbed through a window and took the money. 11 companions suggested biding it under the sidewalk which was done.

Saturday they prepared to go on a hunting expedit-ioc aud by way of preparation bought two pistol- One wa a second band weapon, another was eot at a store on State (ireet, and tbey paid for it three dollar and a half. The little fellow were arreeted yesterday and brought to tbe police office by policeman Bar-cell. Tbey were severely lectured far their conduct and then discharged. Merchant must be anxious to sell goods when they will dispose of a pistol to boy who are scarcely old enough to giro their own name. OrrXINO OF TBI COLOBBD KltrtlBLICAS AS' six hi.

booms itur club. The meeting wa called to order by the chairman, H. G. Johnson, and speeches were made by several gentlemen, and tbe following resolutions were adopted Resolved, That we, the member of the Kelly Club, will work to elect the whole Republican ticket. Resolved, That we make a special effort to elrct James H.

Kelly, senator. Resolved, That we recognise in James H. Kelly a true Republican, and a man who is trying to live np to the platform which Abraham Lincoln left us. Resolved, That we invite ail the colored voters of the city of Rochester, aiso all colored voters outside of tbn city, iu tbe eouatsr of Monroe, to make this their headquarters, number 35 Lxchange street. Resolved, That thee rooms be kept open for the accommodation of the colored Republican voter from 10 o'clock a.

m. to 10 o'clock p. m. each day, until after election. HK.tno.rARTF.Ea Fifty -focbth Rbuimbst, 'I TWENTT-FIFTB BiUlrAtlB, SlVBSTH N.

O. 8. N. X. IiocHESTKH.

N. Oct 9, IS7L Gckebal OBUB8, HOtfRRB II. Pursuant to gtntral orders, somber 3, from brigade headquarters, the officers, non-commissioned officers, musicians and privates of this reirimenl, are hereby ordered to be and sni-ear armed. equipped acd uniformed in full dress uniform, Willi HUIU3 llVt-, ll I U. xrBrDHl, OD lllltt the -llth day ol ejetober, at 1 o'clock p.

m. tor muster, insieetion and review. Commandants of companies will urge upon eve-y member the necessity of being prompt in his appearance. Ihe liue will be formed at 1:30 o'clock pre-eiely. Commandants of romnanies will cause due notice to be served on the officers, non-oommis- sioned officers, musicians and privates of their cotiimands, and proter returns to he made of all deliLqueneies and doficieneies, to tbe president of tbe court maatial of this regiment.

By order of Lieut. Col. Wars a Wsktoott. Official: Geokci A. KeoT, Adjutant.

TfiB KATTOHAi. CAMS. A match game of base ball was played yesterday en number 14 school grounds, between the Mutual and tbe Riverside of this city. The Mutual secured an easy victory, a will be sees from the following aCORB. UTUAL.

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Plfer, 1 Udell, 9 nunt s. 1 ttesoer, 1st I 2 Iwsrk.xd 1 F. HJer, I bbtT.l.r hat ry, c. 1 i laiTai, r. 1.

a S7 tl I Umpire E. Bants; Beorer. S. Wescott. tt it lArTBBMZBTS AT MOUBT HOTS CSBBTSBT 1 be Bomber of tntenneals at Mount Hops eoruux ths Slav wt-ek endlns; October 14, was twny, ad Ita esses writ ss follows: Aretdrat Oeaersl DsbUHv 1 i smuiuptloa I Mars-mus t.rufip 1 Driridi c.or.

1 I PH1IDOTS saccr I I 'l aoes B)rocepbalns liT.elh Btprrir. phT ot Heart 1 i Typtaola innanimsiiva 01 1 1 Tbe number of Interments ss Ibis cemetery darlag corrcspocdlnc wee 01 last year wm alaeieea. Dkatm of Jruis Movirs. Tbe Buffalo papers contain long obituary notices of Julius Motius, who was prominently identified with railroad interest for over twenty year. As general agent of the Great Western Railway he won a high position among railroad men, and bas tbe credit of introducing the system of through or coupon ticket over eouneeting lines of railway, also of through baggage checks.

He wa bora in Liebenau, Hanover, Germany, and waa about sixty years of age at tbe time of bis death. Pzk.obau Tbe many friends of Mrs. Ellen Gilford Haydon, formerly of thi city, will be gratified to learn tbat ber son William G. Cutler ba bees adaiited to the Naval academy at Anuapolt. Hi apiMiintuieut wa secured through the influence of lua tep-falher.

Judge Uaydsn of Nevada. Aid fob tbi Chicago scffebbbs ad dbaw- t.o of 1, 600 oiAKD abo. Orders for ticket are pouring in from all quarters, many ordering by telrgra ib. Tbe sale of tickets yesterday were much larger than the previous day. All orders by mail must be addressed to Geo.

Ei.u Ac Co. Number 64 Buffalo street, Piiwere's Block. Demit! IibitskI Dbivbb 1- -A full line of Driver Bro celebrated fine slipper tor ladies aud miaaes just reeeived at J. E. Wattebb It 8os, SI Mtla street Te Poller Haiders the AtreacF af J.

C. Miller tt nswau Of tbe eight insaraaee companies represented by as, three, vis: Security of New York, Caar-torOk of Hartford, and Albany City, have suKpcnded for the present at least Par tins holding policies ia tbe a bos ahould attend to their transfer into other good companies which we rrpreeeBt, to wit: Cotniceiiial Inaaraac Company, Ksw York. Assets tl.9O0.We Phoenix lassuraacw Cocupaoy, Nw Tusk. Asaru t.S,7i3 Inlrraatkiaal lnsarauee Cusopaay, New York. Ataeta Knu rprite Insurance Company, Philaoal- phus.

Aasat 4S1 tM Tbe above eeaipaste are sound and worthy of confidence as the figure above show their present condition after paying Chicago losse. Tbe Roger William Insurance Company, though losing heavily, report themselves to tt In a solvent condition, aad it is probable that they will continue buaiuea aa Wretofur. J. C. UuLic At Sov, Agents.

Kocbesur, S. Y. Oct 16, 1TL Noveltir ia ladies' cream colored Ackiag Novel ties ia ladies whit sack tag. evrttiea ia ladiee' acarlet sackutg. Novelties in ladies' bloc sacking, at L.

A. Kaauoa's, Main street bridge. Tn ladle of Rochester and vicinity are re-perlfully invitci ts call at tbe grand millinery opening, October lHtfc and UUi, at G. Schwab At 45 Main tnt WatsTSA. A lanilresa for pabnw chool auta- ber 12.

AppiicaaU aail at Ibe orhool on BoveU ta-et wl7- Tbe Mmm ri rews to BetrlTks -vwdlww Halt te ta Mewtkerw ewtral swot law Towrae All Bwwdew te tbe tewe woe. Front Uw fhV'fo Fret. October Jtk. We availed onrsclvet of as opportuailr, yesterday, to go ever a portion of tbe line of the lake Ontario Shore railroad, westward from wepe, and are compelled toexprews surprise weil a gratifiratum at tbe advanced state of the work, which wa eemtoeowed about tea week ago. ma una a now surveyed, diverse front tbe O.

At H. railroad, at a point short distance beyond the bp ii this eirv. and strike off toward (tswego titer, mailing a short di-Unce south os the villace. Tbeore it make toward Wheelers Corner, cms-trig the hihwv io tbe ravin a few rods west of tbat place! Thence toward Hannibal, skirt ins; along the edre of the town, and wiibia less than a qnarter of a mile of the village. Tbe line weat then vrrr direct to the junction with tbe Southern atral railroad.

STATS OF TBI VOIK Trie ditoce by tbe line from Oswego to Haa nilial ia ten miles; from Oswego to howtbera entrsl Jnnetioo, Sfteea miirs; from Osweso Led Creek, twenty mile. The section are lrut a mil end aa searlr eTcry one seme work is done, oa some it ie all com-pleted, with eu.vtrls, ready for the tie, tietweca Oswego and the Junerioa about seven miles of grading is nmsbvd. Thence westward lato Ibe town of illiamson, Wayne coantr, fell a eriurb work is be.ina: dowe as on tbe sections this way. The nsiimnn grading going west is about fifty feet to the mile and eastward about forty feet. 1 be work done thus fsr verities the predictions heretofore made about the excellence of Ibe grades, the cheapness ia eoet, and the speedy finishing of tbe Lake Shore railroad.

By the time sbow flies, moat of the grading wiil probably be done between Osweiro and tbe Sonth-eta Central jnnction. at least. People along Ihe route eijrea pride, and gratification at see-ire the work dnveo so vigorously on, and we ita artcse bet few aore-beads. TBI BOXD1SG. II.

IV Davis has returned from the West aol by bim we are informed thai the town of Webster, in the cocuty of Monroe, has given consents to bond in favor of the Lake Ontario Shore railroad to the extent of Tbe line bas already been sur- cye.1 to Webler village, ami the road will probably be graded to that point this tall. Tuis tilings the road to tbe poiuc whence tbe diverg-orioe is to be n.aile either to and through Rach-ter by the way of Buck Point, at the head of Imnilf qaoit Bay, or to avoid Rochester altogether and crofts the sum! bar on tbe lake shiire snd proeeed directly th? Oonesee at that fKiint. i harlofte villaireand ihe towns ol Oreece and l'armis have made lii-oral offers to tbe company, and ronte will jTobaf.ly be adoted, as Ituchester shows no intiicatiott of a deeire to asiet this road aud se- ure tbe benefira which ninst inevitably arLse fium having it run tbronh theircity. Wit Destrored Chicawe To the Eiritor of the Democrst snd Ch-o-Icle: Aixording to the reports in your issue of this morning, tbe great Calamity was the common topic in our pulpits last Sunday. In perusing those reports, I noticed that one point of vital iotercAt was loft by most of the speakers in considerable, obscurity, while ore, at least, presented it in a positively erroneous light.

Allow me, therefore, a very brief space to add a word on the point. It is announced from Heaven, we will suppose, that tbat populous city shall become a heap, aod its pleasant dwellings and magnificent warehouses an extended ruin. And bow is this to be brought about If God shall destroy it, mut it not be by a miracle I Its streets are spacious and well laid out; it buildings reany of them are of marble and iron. Its area is intersected by thiee navigable streams, forming a junction in its very centre; one entire side lies contiguous to tbe lake; and in addition to all this, it i well supplied with water by artificial means in all it parte. It ha at eom-njaod a corps of firemen and also of police, well diilVd and active, together wit'u every other means of safety that modern ingenuity baa bees able to invent.

So fax aa human sagacity can diacovrr, no city ean be more favorably situated, or in any way better provided against ar. extended conflagration. But what takes plaoe' Xo rain ha fallen for many days. A great ranfaetion of the air is produced by beat in tbat region of country tbe cold air rushea in to fill the Tacuuni; creating a strong wind from the south-west. Just while this prevails, in the south-west quarter of tbe city a little lamp is upset in the otit-house, and eeta it on fire.

The wind eom-tunnicate the flame to adjoining buildings, ard these to other still, and in apite of all bums efforts tbe devouring ware ia driven diagonally in a north-east direction, tbrongh tbe very heart of tbe city till it has reached the opposite side lea Ting behind it $15), 053, 0 JO of property in ashes, 80, 0 JO of the inhabitant houseloss, and hundreds of blackened corpse; among tbe smouldering ruins. Awful aod overwhelming visitation Had an accredited prophet announced it tbe day before, who would have believed it probable Though no miracle has been wrought, jet we say and deliberately say, "Tbe Lord bath done this tbiDg. Is there anything unreasonable or unscientific in this. Not lit all. While every agent and element concerned in the eitastra-plie acted freely aecordiog to the established law of nature, we can readily conceive that the all-wise and omnipotent Gad had every link in this long aud complicated chain a "just cd with a special view of bringing it abjnt.

Lock at the links for a moment: tbe went her must be dry, tbe utmcephrric ratification must take place, and take place in a particular region tbe fire mutit originate io just the quarter of the city it did the wind must blow, and blow from a cer tain direction and with aurb a force; now, any one of these being wanting, or being essentially different, the terrible sweep of dostruetion would not bare taken place. All are necessary links. It is in this rmrurrtnee, adjustment and eosnofsurtson of natural law that we are to look for tbe hand of God it ia Acre the divine Providence holds empire fortbeacoomplishment of ita special purposes toward individuals and toward communities it is from (Ais bidden and and inexhaustible mine of combination tbat the governor of tbe world draw, with unfathomable skill, the materials of his dispensation to ward every living man. To talk of this fearful event, involving tbe highest interest of hn- munity, a bring brought about by tbe laws of nature merely, is to talk nonsense, and to make an assertion tbat receive no aupport either from science or the bible. What is a law of nature! Not an agent, or an efficient cause.

A law, of whatever nature, ean effect nothing. I he law of nature possess no inherent intrlli-gtnr or inherent power. The intelligence and tbe power are external of these laws; the law are bwt expression, uniform expression of that intekigeuee and power. Laws cannot in any intelligible sense be regarded as primary or independent causes of tbe phenomena of the physical world. A law of nature conducts us straightway to an agent bsr'ad that law and to a being above that nature to ita author, it God.

True science, therefore, no less than inspired scripture, teaches us to believe implicitlv that the band ot the almighty is concerned in eTcry event among men from the fall of a spar row to tbe crash of an empire, i "The very hairs of your bead are all numbered. B. w. at. A 1-KTKiriKi) rarcacn.

There is building in tbe village of Mum ford, in this county, a church, for tbe Preabytertaa organisation of tbe place, which will be a decided curiosity as well as a beautifnl place of worship. Tbe material nsed is obtained from a swamp near the village, and is romposed of petrified let. res, roots, twigs, muck, etc, together with limestone. The block taken oat are of various sixes and are easily worked by masons to the requisite proportion. Tbey ate dressed ao aa to leave tbe matter of whii they are composed exposed to view, a tbe imprint of the leaf, or rather the leaf itself.

Tbe alone are light browa, though tt.ey vary in color aufiicurntly to relieve tbe eye fren the sameness which is, unfortunately, popular ta such building. Ihe buildiiig ha been admirably planned, by Mr. Warner, the Rochester architect, and i rapidly approaching eompletioa under the general direction of Oliver Allca, wbe conceived the idea of using the petrified matter tor tbe purpose and labored agsinst much opposition, until wa adopted. Tbe matt rial st of course durable, aod will, ao fax from becoming weakened by age, become struLger the older it grow. Application hare been made fioui all part of ibe eoaairy for it, but there will belitilo auore than enough for the rompteiiua of the cbureh bow building.

Hun-drcd of people are visiting the sew edifice from runotjiy, aad it i hardly accessary to say tbat all are gratified with a view of it and of tbe raw material af a hit it is evmpoocd- Ortti ilLn-tisurf Nioirr of Miss Leer hi sbtos. TbU able actress began an engage last niebt, appearing as ItahtUa ia a mel odrama of that name. The play highly sea satietal, a quality which is most admired by the atiiuwmoot public. Mis Rush ton achieved 1m first success in comedy, but her versatility bwell shewn by her powerful readitiOB of tragic and sentimental part. Her adaptation to comic characters would never be auspecteiikiy these bo ilased Last night her personatioa the unfortunate Isabella.

There wa a good beoae, and tbe audience received her aetiug with freaiarwt applause. The drama will be repeated to-sight. I llI fEiltl AD MU.HI..AX HuCTaBSS KJUX- vat. Tbe traveling public may have aa itn- presetoa tbat owing to the great fire ia Chicago it i impossible ta travel la that direetua and connect. with road leading from the burnt city Tbi.

wo are isfursied, br Mr. Coombs s- aesger el tbe Lake Shore and Michigan Southern radway IB tlu i a wmiaji. Oukk aud reliable transfer i bow mid a via S. and M. 8.

railway with fref eestscsmse of all tasacnger nd bajiage through Chicago to all roads leading et and sonio west wuiiic sure connection. aeagra tickets at 88 Mill street for Chicago or point west and aoatb west of tbat eity wiil tuffsr -0 ituxisreaiftbee or additional exjsenaa. IX KB SSI A. LBATBBA. ladies' Toilet Glasses! AXD ri5B BCSIA LIATIT rOPsT E510NXA.ES AND PCRSE3.

OCBfTOC I Inc (s'ood I CIcsraat, ATP CALL STECIAL ATTENTION Te Ikes wsattac. aevvltls. STEJEXE A VERY, 37 State Slree. KEADY-MADE CUSTOM CLOTniXG! tOIPOKlTlT ONE PRICE. II 2 Buffalo Street THE GREAT ilEBICl CLQTSIEHS MEN AND BOYS.

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1 rr- M.nfj is t-n wi t. irr jr na. s3i9 trct. New A4rcrtisf rants Tbis Day. twu ami Wsljr It bun.

Arrry, IhiTIB Wlll'iifi'. Irf I MaBPA'. a. flew fVwfc ft K( lw-y. Kpw Hok- A lfX4 4 tMf lor Now of nlr M.HigtJj.

n-ri r. I. 8w-t i'i'- a 1 I hrni it Sflrfirtr its Iromlcnoit tlii aftr-witfj. ku uj is t'tr veuui at toe Nw- A m- ling M.FBncrctior will le hrlj tirir rtom tbia errnjnjj ltn the n-irt of (H- apitmuteti to collect ia aiil the fcitK aufi r-n, will irtrired. Tie lx1, of ia to reprr-tent 1L9I ther La Just arriTrd frnm Chicago, ha-HiC l'H tl-rir all in (lir grrat Much mnu -Urania alrrail; appaJ-eU in tbU cut.

A f. How numt'l Uotgr Iiirbrdon impovl iifm llrnvrr aa a Cbkaro autferer, ami armpatby tKk advautaj af it ik; tbr aliTiun'a proprtT- of ihr pn nuli-n from tl rr-i-dio ct'fMr. K.al on North St. Taul timet, Sunday nijht, wfro found on tb prrmi- sT 1 r. Stlilimrr, fl Atnk atrpt, otoraiuc.

H. 1.. ArhiHi'a wbilfttrylns mount Ir-Im: wiifioa hit foot slipped and he UU to th grooad. TUe Tohicle (-) i.rrr 1, i ahoul'W and one of hia btuda, all? of wLd) TrrT bail It. Two rtinaw aa took place Teatenia.T after-Booa.

A Irani of bnrxs attMKed to a lumber w-agon rn arroa Ham tr-t ari.lge snd were aStfrfd abuve St street. A horse draw-Hid a bufcsj Ta dowi Front atreot au a7l urar the No irftriou duiuaije wae di-ue ta eiiarr rae. Hip Iiorlietfi InMcrat anl Chrooit'le ritr tie alitituu it Miibkcrifffioon for tbe --LIt, of naatt ia thirteen darnan of a day. We are l.d to know the and Chrouirli so r.iirttilj it circul-nion. It a D'rHt-eloM Dew Joorea', alil.T Milled, enterpriainiilT condiieied ami pohnra sout.d: and tue aubwrilfers it be IX it for the Kt'publiran cjane.

We wish it evru gieater fcUcH'5- Ltous Ku-pubMcan. 1 be Hnifii crt d'ts ilaelf with snestfux the wbii the aertral elprgyuien of the CUT look of tl iji'axo raUtiuiir. Cainplacent lijhtn a.iHlet Nation don't fail to suet i(w for tlie elcrrriuen bereai'tcr whes an pretnta ttM-tf. What mistakes our charrliea would make what a dreadful iguo-ra? tmniunitT (Lia woald tw. and finaHy (but fmliul it) That a fearful would Sx'Till nr mi bould the luiou to exist I The lalwreof the pTind jurT are ahont Hosed.

Thry will Tiait the eonntj iuxtitntions so-tiaT, and to-morrow report the number of tnlU frond to ihe court- 1'he loion baa the uewa that Mania Hefner indicted for murder in the firai flur ronleiuMnirT is re-Btarkably fortnoate in prinj; into the sevrela of li Kracd jury. That UmIt had aa wet! inTite tho rej 01 tors of the cilj preaa penerallj to the Mtoo aa to be so partial io making iU known. 0)SCBC4jatiokau Tho general aaociatioa lf York nitelaat ISiegbamton, N. T. 00 IwadaT the 17th.

K. I). K. Kartlett, pas-taw, J. Taliuan, delegate, repreaect Ply-Uioiith rl.orrb.of thb cilT.

A fxasi SKAUku run. William W. Wt-rot, builder, is aniojfd beTood patu nte be- iii arqaaintani-ea persist in asking him wbrsi be wan released from the lock-op. It ap-pean that one William If. Westcott was arrested, aod bis name appearing in the police report lerl the annotiaz remarks of which Mr.

West-ctm cou'plains. We make ike explanation at bat retuei and now we hope hi friends will see she error of ibrir sua leave WUlLtin WetSoMI in eoe. Kirb 11 (iKKsu The eea west ot the Knndar nthrht, aroceeiied from a burning lai ia Greece, on tbe premisea ot Eiinha Bul-son. The bara, granary and aheda atljointng, whieli were conauuied, contained bushels of wheat, a quantity of barley and rye, and four or five tons of hay, which were destroyed. The lia is iot at $1, 500, and there was an in-snraue of JIuO.

Mr. liaison and family were at time attenuiog cliurt throe-tonrths of a waie distant. The dre ia auppoaed to be the wurk af iueentliadea. Atvirr bomb. The Weekly Democrat and roikioie for this week bus a nearly complete lis of local bpniiieaa iwaintuunt, in Juding Utae of evi ry county in our immediate vicinity.

The brat of spirit appear ta prevail through out Weatcta New Turk. Our Republican friends etideully believe that tbe stale is going to be earriod for ibe rirht ransr, aad are work tor to secure their si are of tbe honor. We 1-ear parfiralarty froau Little Orleans; the Ite I uMiraua of which evenly are, as always, ener gt tic and wi le awake. We look for good re-(urua in SuveUiber, and from no locality with greater o-sadetc than from Orleans. liAAiOMU i'oiiromaa Krank Itemis, wbi cus bara a tle foroe fur a year or more, re we uudrrsraoi, is about resume the business af east making, which be was engaged wnea be cut ted tbe ovpwuueat.

He haa bees aa Wv, vigilant and efneiret, aad be leave tbe force, we txheve, with the reect and good af the eoouutMUoners and tbe eteeai of bis sir in ths deoataieut. We ai tuuWrf.v.. iiitr tuft I.I..I,m. 1., VI 4. aauy ki: and wish hiia a fall mm r.

or Wuiim Hssjoit. -The synol of Wielrrs New York of tbe tnrUa t'tsorch wilt Ujin iti annul ia the stuw-ol of Ike i.r chnrch this afterixioa at o'ciotk. Ai'' in the eveuing lb Ofci'ti tenuoa will be drhverea by Uev. Or. Ucarutk of llaflulo ta tbe Ccatrai Presuv- wnriaa chunk.

Tbe synod wdt ruyui vm auaa-iwi through to-morrow and Thurfcty, the ueettegs during tbe day being bald ia the Trirat lrtbyimaa church and ia lb evening in CeuLr) 1 re.byuuaa eburea. AU the luetDu; will be epea to tbo (Hiblic. UtsisuL-C. W. Everett, of the firm of Itini A.

Eveiett, coudocKirs of tbe mer enacts' collective aud iroteeiie burcaa of this eity, Iims been absent a lew weeks ia the west, end diinrc that tiow he formed a partnership of a ntiiiil eharwoter with Mis Louie 11 Ituwuiao, of liymvutb, Wmcobsio. This is a ature of Ike collective aad protective business xipua wbub we tke in congratulating Mr. l-veretl snd bruic. and at the aanse rime foadcricg tbe usual wishes lor tbe iuture. lhuta or Kav.

Caaa. IoKKiiu-. Ihia ying clerg-iBiau, a fialits of Rochester, son af the isle Juha O'Doaohae, aad sx-pnew af James I'lKinoghue of this ciiv, died ia Sitw Toik oa Saturday. He entered college eoxua yrsvr ao and studied for tbe priestboud of tbe Catholic church. He juibed the order ot reoh-mpHriss, aud up ta tbe time tlut pita betkllb fail, was aa active and sealoa sacauber.

Ha waa a aul of remarkably arre-i abla disposition, and won iriead wherever he I wool. Powevd ol great natural talent, he waa dceiincd to beeoasa a U-ader In bis ordor, bad hi life boon prolonged. The funeral take I 4ce to day from tbe church of tbe Holy IVe-j tb eu.er, Thml strett. Mew Turk. ar-rV 1 Depositoxry.

TRACT AKDE1DLE DEPOITORT, 70 Ctato Street. A TIBT rUfi ACBTIIVrOF Scsdar Sctcol nl MiscsHsuEoTis IrXi Ths larssst v.rwiy kWu.U Irvntr II' CL t.Ar. ILl.CalIATB 1 HI 11,1.0 wis. A 1 tV I fU'K-t to P. r.

SIS la ikac.ly IT Sapwlor Asaerl as Bshii.si br rsJt tin. B. EsawT BSS ol -r. wsi- are arts. wl.ir saal ka aa Bait sspsriwr L.

wm O. 0. GKOHTKNOR. 1SS0KTII.T FeU ani Half Boss! El.nl Wart. lrcir.s.toritil llil HfKilH lSfKsrw lfUrAltTllt.

FSTTT AkCOt TS aad rase UOOK. st. OFFICE STATIOaNERY, COPTT.VO TTIOFS. rkkSfts AP TBIVVWla. svLUIllse.

-K P.BST. 1BTA'I'. s. KUBtlKrla. CAP, LEIKR, H3TE, Bill ANDtEOH CAP PAPERS.

Envelopes. rsTMs es hhiwh Tery esmpleis. RAI.I A.VU W. C. THOMAS, BCCKSKam UTS statiosis, dAt rA'aras KIlMv nil Aasi4s Kl'iJ CPZZk HOUSE.

TBCf. C. BR Tl TTltrwT sj-tjt r-lestt r-o f--e I rjijH'. itH :n.fil 1 tat. CAvlCta fCltl l.t.

Miss LUCY RUSHTON ah all! ktp h- rw m-Tvejrw'- a Ler xrvtyt MtjBsVwV tlcaa! aa i'-u. fir nrrui, Orat. ISAEELIA, CR NO ESCAPE. nrraatfaT and Taraaa Cvraiatya, t. 17.

It-sbsv MittLii Ki bMi LdsAfi II irtj. CUB i a a ii I at! Mu.cai area autitletl i- AIM. look aat tar tba wrtmt aaaliaal flranat Rr-di A'i'i '-UB- trr-wi rtr. AM--Orl f1 fUrrv tl a', rifnUc. tee ik-m Ui fcisjre aod mt 'an uOtae.

Dancing School. "IffB A. M. OtU.K-'Otl H.rfcKo, 0 rw -tV jjt F-miti'oa. ttrff WettasstBLuy iaiA, u.rfi'"lr CbiltJrra P.

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wti M. r. Hfc -T-li-aUa at ca. t.Af ft Tt a of earth to grade tbe approaches thereto. The towpatb bridge below Macedon is aa "infernal nniJtce, "the reUioiaaid wall to the west approach ol said bridge and on tbe aonth side of the canal, being at tbs top adjoining tbe bridge cotoe nine to tea feet high, mnoing and slaatiog Iowa ia length, say fbirtj feet, to tbe groand, Vas be-s left for wionths.

yes, years, without protecting railinj, and at the extreme end i.f tin wll ibe earth baa been trod and worn away the eop'nz scone raises eighteen inches abore the ground, and to this frsrj tow line of wettem bound boit etchei, and many t-am bare been thrown otct tnto the canal and l't. Thursday we bad a most Ta'usble team torn icg west. The line caogbt on this projection sad drew one borse ocer the biabet part of the bank, falling orer barkwatd aad strikinj the dooktng stick, breaking his buck and from there rolled into tbe canst, and was drawn out by the remaining borse npon the heel path, where, be lay entirely worthier. At the Lyons tow-path bridge, some time since, we had soother borse killed outright. We have found tbe water between Hully and Buffalo by reason of being drawn at Black Uoek, MiOjlrporl, Eale lliirbor and Holly, for uullttig snd tucebuniea) pm-ptsfg, diawn out al-ore Ihe looks and emptyio b-low at Lock-port acd other places, creating a trem-udom enrrenf, and in eouncjiienoe of this and the low state of the water on the long lercl, end tbe eballowDS of the water eaoh aide of tbe center of the canal, and diohI of the levels iiibd with a luxuriant and healthy growth of 1 grates, a better and larger class of horses absuiulcly aecessary to In; these baits ssinst enrrsnt and orcr mod and eel Taa whirb creates such ecormons lesListsnce, making tbe work too bcaty lor even medium si-d teams, and to remedy which we bav5 had to resort to t4ig in this quick water with tuzs, and to en bsnaiiig lij-bl and nieilium-s'sed horses for 'argcr and belter ours.

To this end wa hjee fur into the South and Went purch lieary and larse mnlrs and horse that cost fitm to $VX) er team, aud bring tbera here to be droweed by reason and for wait of a little care, attention and outlay. This is, to say 1 be h-on and in moderate terms, quite a hardship, SSost erery day we rro-ive dispatches from different par ts of the state, Another borw "Another team drowned; line caught ia tuw-palb. bridge; Una caught in detachrd tie or dot-king stick. Already one com l'St baa lost this year 107 hordes, and a got niaay of them by reason of defectire. towpath bridges anil other obstacles nlooz the atb.

A sin a I ami unt of money and a little attenttfin would remedy tbe ctiL Why is It aot nonet x-Congressuian and Aid. Selyebas section 11, through this city. Hon. Jarvis Iid -lias section 10, next below, where my 1cm were killed. Wby is this thusf Mr.

Lord gives ca ersonal attention to this his repair section, and bis manr'riduy, Hopkios, who is sub contractor is off at 'Big Inland" Kodus f'ointj which be bss leased, and is there basking" and building a $3, 000 steam pleasure yacht, and inaread of running section ten under bus master, tbe Lord be is running big Sod us Island and bis pleasure yacht and too, while bis or their section is so much out of order, and causing tbe destruction ot our property. Why gentlemen, the lower Macedon lock, the upper gates of which Irak at tbe rate of three milce an bour and tbe lock at Lyous tbe heme of Hol when be is there the water runs through the upper rickety gates, and under tbe Mtghter with tremendous velocity four miles an bour at leant. How is this ler high or Hi. Where are our eaaal commits tuners, where I aw a Democrat and oar party boasts of taking good care ot tbe canals, don't they Why won't our commissioners go over the towpatu now, see for tkrmselres, aad order such little repairs as would save ua a good deal. They bare been invited so to do; let us see if they will.

Tbe state is most generously paying these gentlemen $78,100 per year for tbe care of sections 10 and 11, and they certainly can fford to do a little som-thtng. Won't Mr. Lord call 'Abe home and set him at work 1 do not inU nd adopting President Grunt's motto, "Let os have 01 the contrary I eay, uoeir, no, "I'm for war," the Unite, "and the knife to tbe btlr, unlesa he anthoritiea that be, proceed at ouce auJ pcedily remove the obstruction and repair the bridges ana their towputh. over which a thou- and of the borse of my company are traveling night and by day, transporting tbe mine of he wealth of tbo Kant and the West. Iam willing and glad tbat lean sny some parts of the canals are in good condition in every respect; but the major part of it is defective.

Let me ask in has anybody heard of iiybodj's. bottoming out the can lis, has any body seen anybody at auy tints bottom tbe bottom to any extent at all. We do not ask them at this late bour to dig out tbe mud, except where there are bars. Now we ask, if Lord Hopkins cau't spend time to look after section 10, that tbey quit it now and forever and let the state commissioners take tbe money and pay it out for the benefit of the opljof the empire elate, and the eucourago-mcul i commerce. Hastily, truly and earnestly yours, IlfcNKT JL.

t'llM. l.Frrcita)t CAiHoLK tsw. Baron dc Camm lectured on the errors of tbe 1 toman Catholic church at Corinthian Hall, ftundav afternoou. to a light audience, tew of whom were member of the church which the speaker denounced. He came upon the tae dtcesed ia tbe garb of some religious order in tbe Catnolie church.

Ilia lecture was some what difficult to understand from bis speaking English with a strong foreign accent. He main tained that Catholics are enslaved by their priesthood, whom he denounced with great seventy. Alluding to purgatory, he told tbe following story from Dunte, hicb explains bow that place originated. 'One of the pope, sl icb not unr reporter did not iinderetand, "died, as even poptsmust, and pre sented Uiuielf at the gates of beavea tor ad mittance. He came robed ia all tbn gorgeous array with which digt-itariee of the Church of lUiaae tUxxie the mind of their follower.

The triple crown surmounted his brow aod jewels Sarklcd from anions tbe folds of his magnificent vestments. Two augels kept the gate and to Uicm be addresed bimsolf. He explained tbat he waa the pope. tbe Tk-ar or Christ, the successor of et. lVu-r aad God ea earth.

In abort, be rehears some fifty odd titles be had borne on earth, and at tn conclusion of tbe list boldly prueteded to enter. To his BiortiScatioo the angels not only etopiied him, but expressed eoBiplste ignorance of suck a personage as the pope, and found fault with tbe raiment of the presents live of that before tliens, as avoriiig toe touch of earthly show tor heaven, lb pope began expostulating, aad his claim to 1m the sweeessor of Peter, tbey Busily col descended to call tbat Mint M. Peter eaote, but being a little maa aad not over brave, was frightened at the imposing fgnre of this candidate for Paradise and peered at him through the wicket ia tbe utmost trepidation. Tbe pope begaa otic more the rehearsal of bis titles, but as soon as be came to thai which referred to Peter, tbe saiut cut him short by saying tbat he sever bad a suceeuor, be waa no monarch on earth. a pour, illiterate fisherman, and wound up by bidding the candidate go ta the devil Tbe pope was fain to do as be was bid, and presented himself at the door of bell, the same beii.g guarded by two fiends.

Tbey board hi story, seemed pleated at his ap pearance, admired tbe diamond especially, at.d gracious told ki to wait till tbey re ported to bead -quarter. To make a long story abort, Sataa waa by Be mesa pleaed over the new. lie were the pope was a personage wnw wanted to rule everywhere, aud if admit ted to bell weuld make the place too hot fur even fcLuwlf. Ha therefore ordered bis aatrl- U'ea to turn Ihe pour pope away. Tba unfor tunate wearer ol tbe Inppte crowa being ex eluded from both aoaveu and bell, a a last re sort started a third abode of spirits, which baa ever tuiee boca known a purgatory.

Fur-. About half past 7 o'clock last night a fire bioke eut la a cariuter shop on the presn-c of JacotJWaJdcle 87 Jay trcet- Tbe build ing contained a great deal of lumber shaving and other eombusutde material and the flames suread very rapidly. The aUraa was immedi ately given frooj box 42 and the dcirtmcnt answered tbe rail promptly Water was taken from tbe Erie caual and wa eonvryed to the ire a ereat distance. A bam cear the carpea ler shop acd also a paint shop huroed- A well ea tbe prea.i-e furnished water by the i-H-utiful ne of wbicb Mr. WaioVle's Wore aod dwelling were saved.

Tbe building were all owned by Mr. Waltirle, and be bad a'out iuMussw oa them. Hit to will be eomewbat larger. Joha lavU reotcid tbe carpenter shop, and be last leather and t-H'la. ieore ant occupk-d tbe paint shop.

Moat of bis property we removed. Hi insurance expiied about three week ago. Aa iwiwrnse number of apeetatars gathered oa tbe stree-te ia Ibc vicinity of tbe burning buiUias.