Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 6

ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT ASTD CHRONECTjE: SUNDAY, MAY 13, DR. MILLS ACQUITTED. A L.ONQ RIDE. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. AMONG THE RAILWAYS THE CONTRACT SIGNED Democrat and Chronicle The Letter-Carrler After being inea A Reporter Who Has a Habit of Finishing Things.

OCEAN HOUSE Pleads Guilty and is Sentenced. Important Local ani COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURE. Summary of General News. YORK BEACH, WILL UK Ol'lMiK JlE IB. IWN.

This Hott-I tli lnrtrest on the beach, havine The Bell Telephone Company's Officers Return that Expected Contract HOW THE EXCHANGE LOOKS PHOTOGRAPHS A very highly appreciated attachment to the street cars is the roller-coaBter arrangement, by which a passenger is enabled to drop bis nickel or token through a little lnt in a brass receiver, and it rolls down FREE SUMMER TIME TABLE ADOPTED SCHMIDT KALBFLEI8CH, TtKDARO TNCKMOMETGR. nearly 5, tW tt-t of verandah fronting the oceau. It comnianiis one of tlie lir.mdst Ocean Views on the Maine coat. The SUUK BATlllSll Is ira-equaled. All its appointments are new and first-class.

Send for circulars giving terms, into the cash-box without making half of the passengers act as involuntary fare ELLIS SUNS, Proprietors. ahojv 0 The West Shore and Central -Hudson Will Run on a New Schedule To-Day No Change on the Charlotte Branch Notes. The Multiple System Explained Some Improvements in Telephoning How a Telephone Cable Looks Inside. 3 A.M.- tit FREE Usually the apparatus works satisfactorily. FREE 3 Carriage Finisher Sometimes it does not.

xesteraay alter-, noon a Democrat and Chronicle reporter bad occasion to board a South avenue car PHOTOGRAPHS After being oat all night tbe jury la the Mills case, tried in the United States Court, returned a sealed verdict yesterday morning of not guilty, and the defendant was discharged. But he was at once rearrested by Deputy Marshall Bard well on two other indictments of a like charge as that on which he had just been tried of making false affidavits in a pension case. However, Dr. Mills was in this instance allowed to give bail, in the sum of 1,600. John T.

Davidson, of Elmira, and Mrs. Mills, tbe defendants wife, becoming sureties. The case will come up before the September term at Buffalo- Tbe case of Fritz Pohl, the Troy letter-carrier, indicted on the charge of opening and secreting letters, was given to the jury about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. After being out nearly an bour and a half, the jury sent word to the court that an agreement was probably out of tbe question. Then a short conference took place between Assistant District Attorney Hoyt and Anson B.

McN'ab, Pohl's attorney, to which tha -67 -7 1 -hi THOTOGBiPHS far down Lake avenue. He dropped a nickel into the receptacle, and listened to bear it slide into the cash-box. It didn't SCHMIDT 4 TMCRMOMeTt. May 12. 1SS7.

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CO 12 MID I'i' 86 3 0 I GASSON'S. Beginning with to-morrow, until further notice, every WANTED Do not wait to write us. Tel i HO Iide. By and by the driver glanced in the FREE 7A.M.,:! A. M.

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7 1'. M. 8 P.M. 12 MID FREE direction of the reporter witu a better-pay-y our-f are-if -you r-going- to-ride expression, nod the oiher passengers also looked at biui. egraph at once.

Do not want any but a first-class man. The telephone contract is signed at last. The long expected document was brought to the city attorney's omce yesterday afternoon by one of Uncle Sam's Mercuries. With it was the following: Bell, Telephone Co. Executive Office, Buffalo, N.

Y. May 11, 18S8. Ivan Powers, City Attorney, Rochester, N. Y. Dear Sib I hand you herewith contract between ourselves and your city executed by our president by order of the Board of Di PHOTOGRAPHS A new time-table went into effect on the Central -Hudson at 12 :01 o'clock this mora, ing.

One of tbe most important changes ii the division of No. 6, a morning train to New York, into two sections. Trains otst the direct road will leave the station in thfe city on tbe following xcbedule. The tin of trains running on Sundays is preceded by a star: Going east Social New York ex. press, 7 A.

M. accommodation, 9:35 M. first section New York express, 9 A. II. second section New York expresi, M.

New York "flyer." 10:38 A. M. accommodation, 3 P. M. westers -6 Then the driver opened the door and remarked in a somewhat pointed manner: PHOTOGRAPHS boy who buys a Suit of store will 1 Goin' to pay j-our fare, young feller.

5 The H. BABCOCK BUGGY Then the passengers showed symptoms of FREE FREE pity, and the reeling of discomfort always experienced under such circumstances began Clothes in our get a half dozen WATERTOWN, N. Y. handsome to manifest itself. Ihe young feller' 'had TRY OUR WANT COLUMNS! taken the preliminary steps to make satia- PHOTOGRAPHS PHOTOGRAPHS tory compensation for his ride, and was not intensely pleased with the situation.

First calling the driver's attention to the fact that, Weather Indications. The Indications for Western New York for FREE to dav are: Colder. Xollowea uy warmer FREE weather. In common with two others his coin was lingering in the slide above the coaster, he proceeded to disentangle the nickels. He broke his supply of marches and the points of half a dozen lead pencils before the car THE Onion and Advertiser HAS REMOVED to its new office, No.

22 Exchange street, next to Mechanics Savings Bank, with Printing House on Aqueduct and Basin streets. TOWN TALK. PHOTOGRAPHS passed the stables on State street. As fast as one coin was moved upwards another JV- The letter-carrier was finally made a party. The result of that conference was soon determined.

The jury was called Into court and upon tbe statement of the foreman that it undoubtedly couldn't agree, was discharged. Pohl had withdrawn his plea of not guilty, aDd pleaded guilty, rather than remain in jail until the September term as be thought it improbable that he would be able to give the necessary bail and was sentenced to pay a fine of $300, being given ten days in which to do it. If at the expiration of that time the fine is not paid, Pohl will be taken to Utica and sentenced by Judge Coxe to, it is stated, a year's imprisonment. Other cases were disposed of as follows: Frank Gaudreau, of Elmira, for embezzling a letter while on a postal car, held for the September term in tbe sum of $500 Frank W. Houston, of Lockport, violating the internal revenue law, held for the Hay temter term in the sum of $1, 000; Bowen, of Medina, indicted on tbe same charge as Robert Wood, ould crowd itself down, in a most exas Maennerchor will bold its May morrow evening.

Registrar Messmer reports forty- party to- FREE perating manner. City FREE Ihe driver suggested that the passenger six deaths during the past week. let them aloDe but the reporter was not The annex to public school No. 10 is rectors, as requested by you in your leltsr to me of the 10th instant. We expect a copy of same executed on the part of yourselves returned to us as soon as completed.

Hopiug that you will find overytbing in relation to the same satisfactory to yourselves and everybody concerned, I remain, Yours very respectfully, H. C. Palmer, Secretary aud Treasurer. The Bell Telephone Company, of Buffalo, by H. M.

Watson, president Cornelius Parsons, mayor. A meeting of the Executive Committee of the People's Telephone Association is called for to-morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock in the mayor's office. The committee will take action on the contract, or to put the matter in a nutshell, ratify and call for a general meeting of the People's Telephone Association, to be held probably Tuesday evening in either the City Hall or Common Council chamber. The latter is very apt to assume the form of a general jubilee before it is over, judging from the exultation so plainly depicted on the countenances of the telephone "strikers yesterday. Dr.

Jonas Jones, president of the association was found in a contented mood last evening. Wben tbe telephone subject was built that way. He had been re said to be very much overcrowded. PHOTOGRAPHS An interesting entertainment was given PHOTOGRAPHS proved for not paying his fare, and be proposed to send that coin to its destination in the locker, if it took all the afternoon. by the pupils of No.

5 school rid ay The car reached the four corners and pas FREE The general flower committee of the sengers left the car laughing others entered FREE Card Photographs of himself free. They will be taken in a pleasant room up stairs by the well known artist photographers, McMahon Nelson. This is a picturesque idea of our own. What boy will have his picture taken first It is not necessary to call attention to the fact that in Boys' and Children's Clothing we lead the business in Western New York, in variety of styles, extent of stock, substantial garments and of price. Veteran Urigade will meet at the Mayor to wonder, but the reporter heeded not.

The express. Jr. M. last mail, :10 P. M.

Chicago express, 6:25 P. Jf, Lyons accommodation, 7:25 P. St. Louis express, 8:05 p. jr.

Cincinnati express, 11:50 P. Buffalo trains will leave this city as follow St. Louis express, M. Exprssi 7:25 A. M.

accommodation, 8:15 A.M. Chicago Pacific express, 11:30 A. M. acco nmodation, 3 :00 P. M.

day express 5. 00 P. Chicago 'flyer, 6. 50 P. Chicago express, 9:55 P.

M. Dirsct road trains will arrive at the following hours; 1:15,7:15. 7:40, 8:05 11:20 A.M. and 12:05, 4:50, 6:50. 9:25.

9:43, at4 10:45 P. M. buffalo trains arrive as follows: at 9 and 10:30 A. M. and at 2:50, 00 6:15, 7:20, 8 :00 and 11:45 P.

IL Auburn road trains will leave at 5 :00 7:35 and 9:40 M. at 12 M. and si 4:00, 7:00, 8:30 and 11:30 P. M. Trains on this road will arrive at 12:10 8:10 and 10:20 A.

M. and at 2:15, 4:40 6:25, 8:40, and 9:30 PM. Trains for Niagara Falls ill leave at 7 :25 and 1 1 A. M. and at 2 :25, :05 and 10 :00 P.

A new West Shore time table went Crts effect at the same time. Trains goinVui on this road will leave as follows express, 8:25 A.M.; day express, 11:15 M. accommodation. 4 :00 P. M.

ark local, 7:15 P. M. Atlantic express, 8:20 P.M.; St. Louis express, M. arrive from the east, 4 25 A.M..

7:55 A. A. M. 1:00 P.M., 4:35 P.M. and 9:30 P.

M. leave going west, Fast St. Louis express, 4 :30 4 :30 A. M. Buffalo local, 8 :00 A.

M. Pacifla express, 10 15 A. M. steamboat express, 4 :40 P. M.

day expre-s, 9 :35 P. M. sr. office to-morrow evening at 8 o'clock. A pleasant evening was spent Friday PHOTOGRAPHS car seat was littered with Drolcen tooth-picks and matches and points of lead pencils onfy added to the entanglement of the coins.

It was like the labor of Sisyphus, and the nickels seemed bewitched. They night at, the residence o( James Taylor, No. PHOTOGRAPHS 4 ait Central Avenue, by the members of the lir SllllI Lyceum Social Club. would not start. FREE The third anniversary of the Young Society of Christian Endeavor of the Then the car turned into South St.

Paul FREE VELOCE COLUMBIA. street. Again the driver, this time kindly. celebrated (Second Baptist Church will be this evening at the church. intimated that he would ring up the three fares and thus remove the odium from his PEOTOGRAPHS A petition is being circulated by Samuel PHOTOGRAPHS held for trial in the sum of $500.

Bail was forfeited in tbe cases of Nathan J. Ellis, of Red Rock, selling liquor to Indians, $1,000, and George A. Cook, of this city, indicted with Wood and Bowen, of Medina, 1, 000. Cyras J. Prownell and George N.

Emmons, arrested at Buffalo for passing counterfeit coin, withdrew their former pleas of not guilty and pleaded guilty. Judge Coxe suspended sentence in each case. Both are confirmed opium-eaters and will be ssnt to the Buffalo insane asylum. Actions were discontinued against Calvin Alingtoo, of Elmira, charged with making false affidavits to aid In obtaining fraudulent claim against tbe government, and Edward O'Connor, of Davenport, Delaware county, charged with demanding an unlawful fee in obtaining a pension. Court was adjourned to meet at Utica Tuesday, May 22d- passenger, but the latter' blood was up.

He Why Are Columbia worked with as much persistency and as Ploan, John E. More and other South Clinton street taxpayers for an asphalt pave. quietly as a burglar trying to pick a three- ment on that thoroughfare. FREE tumbler lock but he kept at work. AND FREE The senior class of the University will As the car bowled down from the be examined to-morrow in Moral Philosophy, canal bridge into South avenue, he on Tuesday in Geology, and on Wednesday broke the pet blade of his knife and tha broken bit of steel went to join AMERICAN SAFETY BICYCLES PHOTOGRAPHS in Chemistry and the History of I'hiloaopby.

PEOTOGRAPHS The regular monthly meeting of tha the belated coins and the pencil tips. An entirely new set of passengers occupied the car and they wondered at the young man's Academy of Science will be held in Reynolds THE MOST POPULAR IN ROCHESTER 11:40 11:10 rive from the west, 8 :20 A. M. A.M., 7:10 P.M., 8:15 P.M.. FREE Arcade to-morrow evening.

Myron 1. Bly will read a paper on Some Common Law persistencv, but be was oblivious to every broached he said Yes, it is settled and by Wednesday all members of the association will probabiy be given tbe privilege of having 'phones put in as soon they please as the association will doubtless decide upon that measure when it meets. Will the association continue? "Judging from what I hear the desire seems to be general to have it continue as an organization. It has accomplished its purpose and everyone seems to think it well not disband but remain subject to the call ol the president or other proper officers. Samuel Sloan, one of the prominent members of tbe association, in conversation with a Democrat and Chronicle reporter said The People's Telephone Association may be proud of this result.

Rochester is the only city in this country that has ever successfully resisted the demands of such a telephone corporation and the people are to be congratulated. I must say that I think that the individual members of our association have stood together like men although many of them have suffered by being deprived of their telephones. Yesterday afternoon a Democrat and Chronicle reporter called at the new office FREE thing but bis work. MORTUARY MATTERS. Nuisances.

It is not chance, but. because they can be relied upon: because they are handsome and fast, and Linden street had no beauties for the hard because during the past ten years the public has A large deputation consisting or many of the leading citizens of Alleghany City are -An- The Funeral of Jacob PHOTOGRAPHS working reporter, yet the entanglement of the coins seemed to be more more confusing learned that they are honestly and scientifically PHOTOGRAPHS made. than wheu he undertook to disengage them expected to visit Rochester next week for the purpose of Inspecting the working of its Twenty minutes will land you in Charlotte away down in Frankfort, but he wouldn't illuminating system. on one of these Bicycles. No headers.

give up. As the bobtail car toiled upMt. Hope avenue A Birthday Party. $135 nearing the southern terminus of the line a young lady who had watched the opera CO A pleasant time was spent last Wednesday B. BAIL GOSSIP.

The Central-Hudson brakemen hirs oeived their spring caps and will soon appear in them. George D. Teller, travelling passenger agent of the Northern Pacific railway, was in town yesterday. There will be no change in the Erie time table until May 20th, at which tiic the summer schedule will be put into forc. J.

T. Gardner has not resigned Lit position on the Western New York Pennsylvania as was reported tons time since, George M. Pullman, of Pullman, UL, president of the Pullman Palace Car Company, was registered at 'lie Livingston yet. terday. FREE PHOTOGRAPHS Veloce Columbia, like cut -Hughes Safety, 81 itch Hughes Safety, SO-inch CASH OR INSTALLMENTS.

evening at the residence of Miss Dora Car tion for seme time with twinkling eyes, handed the reporter a plain, ordinary, everyday lairpin. ney. No. 7 Boliver street, the occasion being a surprise party given her to com The funeral of Jacob Nunnold took pi ice at his late residence, No. 544 North Clintcn street, yesterday morning at 8:30 o'clock and at St.

Josephs Church at 9 o'clock. Rev. Father Kuburn celebrated tbe requiem mass and in the funeral services was ass st by Rev. Fathers Pengel, Oberhulzer, cf Holy Redeemer Church, and Stratten, of St. Michaels.

The floral offerings were profuse and fine. Among the designs were a shield from the German Insurance Company, on which was inscribed Our Director;" a pillow from the deceased's children bearing the words 'Our Father a wreath There was magic In the pronged wire. memorate her birthday. Despite the rain With the two arms the upper two obstinate there was a large attendance. An excellent supper was spread and the unexpected guests coins were held in position, and the lower was easily detached.

Cherrily, one by one, three coins rolled down the groove, followed FRANCIS L. HUGHES were made heartily welcome. Various uames were played and dancing indulged in by a trail of the debris before referred to, and the reporter had conquered. until an early hour in the morning. Pro 67-69 Exchange St.

Wiping the perspiration from his brow The Bay Railway will run trains to Sea Breeze every half-hour to-day. If the day ii lessor Adams btiehler furnished the music and the committee of arrangements con i 1 1 i i cr and smiling thanks to his deliverer, as the car turned for its trip cityward, the young as fine as it promises to be, there will bet sisted of Herman Meyering, Maggie John I I 1 LJ son, Frank Schuster, Mollie Nicols, Max NicoSs and Aggie McCurns. man placed a Canadian five cent coin directly in the cash box, and seating himself serenely he rode back to his business in the center of Of Powers Block THE NORTH END of the Bell Telephona Company located upon the sixth floor of the Wilder Building. Here everything was found to be decidedly stirred up. Bundles of wire, pieces of cable, curious little contrivances of brass and rubber and frame work of various sorts on which half a dozen men in their shirt sleeves were busily engaged were objects which were seen at tbe first glance of the visitor.

In Thursday's issue of this paper was noted the fact that what is known as the multiple system now in operation in New York and other large cities is to be introduced at Rochester. It is a great improvement on the one formerly in vogue. A distinctive advantage is the saving of time. A connection can be made in one fifth of the time that it now takes, a fact which a person who has held a telephone to his ear for ten minutes or more waiting for a response will appreciate. The explanation as to how the thing works, as it came from the foreman in charge of the work, will be best understood by tbe reader.

The The Officers to Quick for Him. has been uncom II the city. "TAR monlv active this season. It is caused by He had adhered to the ethics of his profes sion, and finished that which be had begun. Yesterdey morning shortly before 6 o'clock, Lieutenant Baird and Patrolman Hrss discovered a man acting in a peculiar th constant special drives which A.

S. Mann Co. are letting out to their trade. manner on the corner of Scio and Fast Main FISHING AT THE BAY. The Question is often asked by customers stieets.

They watched him and state that A SHOE now visiting this store, 'Why is this thus? he tried to break into the residence of St. Why Not Have Guides as on the Problem. They refer with satisfaction to the evident ireorge ens, Dut Deiore ue could accom Lawrence The Net from his grandchildren a large cross from the Columbia Bowling Club; a reclining couch from John Rauber an anchor from Hermann Rosenberg a standard anchor from Weber. Shield, Rosenbaum Co. a cross from the Misses M.

and L. Shenk, and another from a friend. The bearers were Louis Ernst. John Rauber, William Vicenus, Louis Fien, Valentine Foehn. Frederick Mor-hardt, Jacob Langknecht and Martin Leckinger; St.

Mauritius Union and the Union Guards were in attendance In a body. Tho employes of the German Insurance Company attended and were driven to the grave. The interment was in the Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. ANNOUXCEMINTS. Charles Gilman died Friday night at the City Hospital, after an illness of four weeks of typhoid fever.

Minnie G. Houghtaling, niece of John Houghtaling, died at No. 9 Frank street last night. Notice of funeral hereafter. Albert Suter died Friday night at the home of his parents, 251 Pinnaclo avenue, aged 8 years.

The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock, at the house, this morning. plish tha act, they laid the hands of the law TE upon him and had had him removed to the The time is soon at hand wben the festive purpose shown by this firm to largely increase their entire trade. This it is proposed permanently to do with the same high police station, on the charge of attempting STORE. tea i l. to commit a burglary.

Ho was remanded pickerel will feel like toying with the trolling spoon and the wary disciple of Ike Walton, spelled Zaak will bie himself to the jail for a further examination by Jus standard of quality, but at a more popular ranee of prlce3 than ever before. Also by tice Keeier. to the Bay in quest of this particular denizen To Lay Steam Pipes. of the deep. the addition of many lines and kinds of goods belonging to their trade which they have not heretofore old.

This is noticed by the An ordinance of the Common Council has It is safe to say that the number of pick arge crowd of pleasure seekers at tbe But. The Central-Hudson will run train tt Charlotte to-day at tbe same hours as ot last Sunday. The new time table wi.l sot go into effect on that branch until to-morrow. The Oneida, St. Johnsville and Scheg-ectady work trains have been removed tr tbe Central-Hudson to curtail expenses.

A large number of men are thereby thruwi out of employment. The Erie will run an excursion to New York on Monday aud Tuesday to accommodate parties desiring to attend the Democratic state convention. Round trip ticket! will be sold for 1 0. The report to the effect that tbe Central-Hudson Is making an attempt to secure tbe property on tbe corner of Centre! avenue and Clinton street on which Kolb'i Hall is located is pronounced without foui dation by officials. The engineer of the Geneva BuffaJe railroad has been engaged lately in securiG the right of way through the town of Phelpt, The right of way has been secured from Buffalo to Manchester and Victor, and the work will be completed this week.

The Central -Hudson will run excursion to Buffalo on Tuesday and Wednesday te accommodate those who wish to attend tht Republican state convention. Tickets wH be sold at $2 for tbe round trip. Them's? be good for return passage until May tX Trains will leave WLitney Tlace for Windsor and Ontario Beach over Rome, Watertown Ogdensburg to-day si the following hours: 9 A. 12 I 3, 4:30, 6:15 and 7:35 P. M.

Kefnra-ing, they will leave Windsor Beach audS erel fishermen has increased each season at been signed by the mayor giving permission friends of the house in the several Depart to the American District Steam Heating board on which we are now working, said be, has. or will have rather, 600 wires entering it, representing 600 lines. Each operator will have a section of 100 wires for her share. Now comes the first point of the system. Say your number is 350 and you want to talk wilh John Jones, whose number is 450.

You ring up, and say, Give me 450, or Please give 450, throwing in the first word according to the frame of mind you're in or your method of bringing up. All the operator has to do is to press a key, pull out this plug and place it in one of those holes, indicating a point in the keyboard with bis finger. If she hears a Irondequoit for the last five years. The season of 87, lovers of the sport say, was Company of Lockport to lay steam pipes in ments with satisfaction. Besides, they are popularizing their trade by attention to more the streets.

A. local company will at once an excellent one, and the ''strings" brought away attested the success of those who tried their luck. There are certain special targains in every Department be formed and work begun as soon as possible. The stock of the company will be $100,000, of which it is said 30, 000 has that are honestly and truly under their real HELPING THE LITTLE ONES. been already subscribed.

A building for the places at the Bay where pickerel sem fond of loitering. These places are not known to everyone. In fact, many are entirely unacquainted with the haunts of the fish. value. A large ticket on goods with the price bead quarters of the company will be Plans for the Infants' Summer Hospital Call for a Meeting.

erected on the bank of the canal near the In conversation with a Democrat and means something worth your attention. Try Bee Hive building. it and yon will find it so. You will find some particularly special bargains in Those who were interested in the Infants' Summer Hospital so successfully conducted Whiskey Did It. Chronicle reporter a veteran patron of this refort said recently Do you know, I think that if we had some guides at the Bay, just as they do on the St.

Lawrence, that it would be a good idea. People may laugh the Silk and Dress Goods Departments this About ciock yesterday mormnK at Charlotte last season, will be glad to learn Officers Klubertanz and Cady arrested Ed week, at 21 State street. Look and inquiro for them. See Silks at 67 cents, worth 90. that the project is already under consideration to establish it as a permanent institu ward McDowell on Watar street for creating and say that the St.

Lawrence fishing grounds cover over ten times the space that those on the Bay do. They are right, but clicking when she puts in that plug she knows tbe line is in use, and you get a reiy to that effect. If it is not, you bear the bell ring, which means to go ahead. The operator does not have to call to some other girl who has her hands full in another section to give her 450, and wait for that girl to find time to do so. She can connect you with any subscriber on the line herself while under the old rule she could only connect you with the number in her own section.

How do we arrange the connections! I'll show you," and he began explaining about the wires and how each went so and so, etc. By the time he finished the wires were as much tangled in the visitor's head as they apparently were on the switch board. tion each season at tbe lakeside. A meeting of the Board of Managers will be held either on Monday or Tuesday, when plans will be a disturbance, while intoxicated. He was taken to the police station and immediately began to show symptoms of delirium tremens.

He was raving and tried to dash considered for tbe establishment of the hospital and for the means of supporting it. I can tell you that down there many a man wben he starts out in a boat with his bait and tackle doesn't know whether to go north or south, and finds himself at sea, and after nearly breakinz Just Received what few brains he had out against the cell Breeze at 10:25 A. M. 1, 2, 2 4:55, 6:50, 8 1 0 P. M.

door. Dr. Hoard was called and gave him a quieting mixture and had him removed to INVOICE OF the City Hospital. his back rowing, comes in witU one or two fish when he might have had a half dozen or more simply because be did not know where An Asphalt Pavement Wanted. Cheap Goods.

Bush Bull, at Nos. 156 and 159 Es Main street, are selling sateens at 15 cents, They are good goods, aud are worth twits the money. TS HA to go. Now my idea is to induce these fishermen who live mostly on what they get out of their nets to act as guides and give up the net business They would do it and Quickly The fact was briefly mentioned last season that those mcst interested had in view the erection of a permanent building. It will be of a somewhat novel design if erected, but is said to combine many by-gienio features.

In tbe first place all the rooms, or rather cottages, as they might be termed, are on the ground floor, and in general the plan suggested consists of a combination of these cottages under one roof. Each cottage is just large enough to bold a bedstead and the necessary bedroom furniture, while thorough ventilation is secured by tbe manner in wbioh tne door is constructed. a pennon to me wommon council ror an asphalt pavement is being circulated among East Avenue property owners, and which The full capacity of tbe new system as planned for Rochester is 3, 800 keys, but additions will have to be made to the present board to make room for that number. Tbe additions will be made from time to time as the increase of business warrants. Under the multiple system six operators only will FROM LONDON.

ENG. has thus far received the following signs tures James Sargent, H. S. Shnart, Sarah if tbey found that they could make an honest dollar or two a day in an easier and less dangerous way. By pursuing such a course you could kill two birds with one stone.

babey, Lw M. Winn, A. G. McNerney, J. The sale of the $1.85 Ladies, Bright Dongola Kid Shoes has silenced the guns of all competitors.

They are conceded to be the greatest bargains ever offered in Rochester. The sale will be continued this week. Also, Ladies' Flexible Turn Shoes, at $2.50, $2.75 and $3.00. LADIES' OXFORD TIES, tips and plain, opera and common sense, $1.25 and $1.50. MEN'S LOW SHOES, all prices, from SI.

25 to $5.00. COX'S SHOES, Boys', Youths', Ladies', and Children's. DOUGLAS'S Men's Calf, have no equal for the price. WIGWAM SLIPPERS, Ladies', Men's and Children's. OXFORD TIES, for Misses and Children.

WORKING SHOES, Dress Shoes, hand sewed and machine sewed, common sense and opera lasts, high heels and low heels. SIDE LACE SHOES, Bright Dongola Kid and Peb. Goat Shoes of all kinds at the STAR SHOE STORE, 68 Main Street Bridge. J. A.

Burke, Mrs. Harriet A. Dmbrow, A Magnificent Stock of New Cloths. Burke, FitzSimona, Hone Co. opsn today a full line of cloths in all ths new naJ for jackets, long garments, rii ng hsluie and dresses.

See the variety of cloths in tbe cloth department and in the ilrrse 8" stock. Eukke, FiTzSmoNs, Hons Co. It is unnecessary to designate the birds. Angelina M. Sargent, Mrs.

J. E. Hayden, A. T. Hagen, Hiram Sibley, John Van Voorhis, S.

Woodworth, IL H.Warner. i 1 1 tb Their May Festival. Next Tuesday evening the members of xuo Aucuesur uud, r. xu. oodworm.

BOYD DIEHL Powers Hotel Hatters, 3S WEST MAIN STREET the Bronson avenue Baptist Church Sunday- Lodging in an Ice House. school will celebrate their first annual May festival. An elaborate musical programme Each cottage is by itself with no connecting doors. The nurses and attendants enter by passages in front of the little buildings. Apartments for the nurses and a large reception room are' designed to oocupy a part of the room under the roof with a kitchen in the rear.

Hon. H.S. Greenleaf has offered the Board of managers of the hospital one of the lots in bis tract of land on the West bluff for a site. The offer will probably be considered at the meeting already referred to. lielHe Miller swore out a warrant for her A Good Mixture.

Old Government Java and Mocha coffee prime Ooloag and English breakfast tea, olive oil. 3U8G1SS, 59 State street, west side 1S5 Main street, east side. husband Henry Miller Friday night, charging him with non-support. Miller was found has been prepared for the entertainment of the young people under the personal direo-tlon of Mrs. Whitehead, who has been dril-ing a large chorus of children for the past lodging in an Ice house, with a fellow com- pan ion, and both were given a ride to the police station in the patrol wagon.

In Jus THE MATCHLESS FILE tice Keeier' court yesterday morning be was Fine Furniture. Be sure and visit F. Schaffner'f store. five weeks. The Sunday-school room has been very prettily deoorated for the festivities and an enjoyable time is anticipatod.

A chorus from St. Lukes church will assist in the musical portion of the programme. sentenced to give bonds for good behavior in be required for the present to make the necessary connections. The key board and wires are being put in by the Western Electric Company of Chicago and the foreman in charge expects to have the work completed before June 1st. Among other new features at the exchange will be the cables which enter the operating room.

A glance at the interior of one of these cables gives a novice some idea of their elaborate and ingenious construction. To begin with, the cable itself is smaller than an ordinary man's thumb, yet it contains forty-five copper wires, each insulated, of course. The insulation of the wires consists first of a covering of silk, over which is a cotton thread. Then the wires are bound together with cotton yarn and over this comes layers of paper, lead foil, cotton, more paper, two more layers of cotton, and last of all a coat of what is said to be asbestos, though tbe smell of it makes one think of common lead used in paintiug. Altogether the cable is a solid combination.

Manager Mallett is highly satisfied with his new headquarters. Tbe advantages are many over the other location. The office Is on the west side of the building and tbe operators' room and battery room occupy the south wing of the building. There are Mrs. Lounsbcrt's spring class in will open on Tuesday evening.

May ZOO or go to the penitentiary lor three stock md sucS No. 117 State street, and sea his fine furniture. Springs, mtresse goods at bottom prices. months. 15th, those interested in elocution in learn the particulars by calling at her studio, Assailed by a Drunken Man.

First of the Season. J. D. Scott of the Bay railway has com Modern Art Store. MeMiutw Brodie.

at 103 Esst Rochester Savings Bank Building. The newly organized Dramatic. Club wiii meet on tbe following Thursday evening. Mrs. Lounsbury desires all her pupils to be in Michael McFarlan was arrested last night by Officer Hart on North avenue for being pleted arrangements for the first grand picnic at Sea Breeze 6a the 23rd of June.

The drunk and disorderly and making an assault employees of Bteln, Block Co. and friends on a man by the name of Vandergllce. Mo- street, have what may be rightly cs.W modern art store. Go and see the unt patterns in window shades and pair ngs. to tne number of 800 will enjoy the bay breezes on that day.

anan is an oia-timer, ana was very abusive to the olllcer at the station. He will probably be given a chance to serve the Spring Wraps and This is the weather for spring garments and we show one of the finest lines in the city and at popular prices. Come and see them. D. A.

Wigiitman. Directly Across tho HalL Dr. H. Ellsworth, dentist, la now laRatsd county lor a few months. Solid Wooden Box.

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The index is securely fastened by weans of a novel For WILLIAMSON HIGBIE THE STATIONERS, EXCHANGE STREET. Opposite the New Wilder Building. over No. 162 East Main street in room 9 Tbe Gold Medal Silk Hat Is the lightest weight and most comfjrt fitting silk hat made, price $5. 00 at Shafer's, the strictly one price Has no Home.

directly across the hall from his former Otto Yesa a boy about twelve yean old, place. Dr. Ellsworth is well known as a first-class dentist and as aaadeDt in all kinds was gathered in by orders of the superin plenty of windows, consequently plenty of light but the young ladles will be so high above things earthly that they will have little curiosity to leave their work to see what is going on below from any of these windows. of dental work. tendent of police last night as a vagrant.

Unusual Times Ahead. lass1 (Jlto has no home or any one to care for Popular Styles for summer wear are those fine flannel shirts which Kollofiki, 14 State street, has the best line in town coot, comfortable and stylish. Buy one and you will be pleased. KollofskLcan suit you in style, quality and price. Better than any other Hundreds ot urri coi c' nim, bis mother being in the penitentiary vainer unpacked ready lor the H.

P. MULLIGAN serving a six months sentence. The boy will The Original Fisk Jubilee Singers Next Saturday afternoon at the Rink, in a grand oonoert, at popular prices. Tickets A great treat for tha money. opening weex, as prices unvw i.

tin ritv. cr env other, at aba sols and sun umbrellas at A. S. Mann Co. 'e la rare styles and at lowest lieojnu 1 probably be placed in the State Industrial OSUUVi, Bargain House, 178 East Main stroci i prices.

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