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Tir hit liUUlUCSTEU AND CHRONICLE DAY, 22. 167 c. Democrat and Ctonlcle. SMITH MURDER. niTEBLOO.

Books and Stationery. Cooks and Stationery. Book-sand SUtlonerv. MMBTIMT OF TUB BwARD. Palltlrs-Ttae rnnaty Osnveatleai An BpledBed Delegatl.si-at.

Patrick la Kfllcr-TowB tiesalp aaa Brief oi News. AMERICAN TRACT S0CEI7 ii The Best Story of the Season. MRS. A. D.

T. WHITNEY'S Harry Ghaul on Trial for His Life, i-iTO BOOKS. -AKD- any iiofse: Otiaul came the front door: I aat down near the door: tihaid came in and had a pistol in his hand; he said. I'll make you white sons of py for this before you leave the house; Uhaul said, when he came In, to Smith. You threatened my life before: Uhaul presented the ptst.d, and Smith said he did not dare to shoot: (ihaul stepped back and buum (ollywed him; then, whea the nred and said take that the dior was closed shut it when be came in; Williams went out of tbe hack door and I did not see hnu again Uhaul raised the pistol when he came in and cornered tbe three of them; Uiea he pointed it at mttb.

Cross iamttiJ--I am sometimes called Frenchv I am not I-ranch: 1 was there that night; I took a drink an dtben 1 went and sat down north of the store; I could see all that went on- I had two or 1 came in; 1 could see the front .1., General May Dn; tUij ia New Book xtlBC Lut MKkt-t Attempt Klect rolt Caaaata.aB1er peerk Bilarer Tbw A beat the I of K-m-Waiter far PIreriew Hose Neeeleal The rravaew Allen street Brld(e Fire Keeapee (rean Fablle Halls Oetallea (tlateaseat rrom Water Works renaaslsaioaers De nsadrd. TB State Street. The Testimony of AVitueiwe the Case. ti Spring Importations at the Rochester China Store. We invito inspection of our new French china, dinner and tea setts; also, of new and attractive toilet setts.

Housekeepers about to replenish their china closets and si ie-botnis, should make early selections from our large stock. Foreign and domestic glassware, the best plated ware, cutlery, tea trays, brush trays, etc. Stone china, and porcelain opaque in full setts, or In open stock. H. E.

HRArpCB, 89 State street. Fire iFire! Bargains for everybody. Clothing cheaper than ever. Marked way down. Slightly h7.

Good Cassimere pants at I all and see them at the Star One Irice Clothing House, 75 Fjst Main street H. Garso.v Sl BO.t. Immewsk bargain on Wednesday Morning at J. F. Amsilen Son, 36 state street A small lot of spring garments carried over from last year.

We shall seU this lot of goods at a great sacrifice, as viz: Two garments at H.OO, former price 15 00; one garment at (J 00, former price eighth Sights anfl Insiglits" The trial of Harry Ghaul, charged with the murder of Joseph Smith, was resumed in BtTHDaT SCHOOL LIBSABm, SUNDAY SCHOOL KC WARDS, FIM WaJX nXCKINATIOrTg, B0UU5 ft flARDIifi) FAJtlLY BIBLIB Also, a Use assortment of the where 1 sat; Bmith, lleveranx and Clancy wen. talking about tnis thirtv c-nta; ilhau cinTein i with a pistol In hi. hand; Smiih' fobowea 1 saviiigyou dasent shoot and when (lhaidleX-nrd the screen be tired and said take that? from the V1-1 the time of Si flrmg was toe court or oyer and terminer yesterday morning. A regnlar meeting of the common council was held last eveningAid, Hauder in the chair. Aid.

Whitcome Dresented the annual Mmrt litnct -attorney Raines opened the case to 0a Two Volumes), the jury and stated what the prosecution ex W. McBurnev called anrf .1 ported to prove. He gave a full detail of the BPS BUI Sights and Insights. By Mrs. A.

D. T. Whitney. 2 Vols. (This is one of her best Pile 13 00 Miss Hitchcock's Wedding Dress.

By the author of Jerningham's Journals. Price 1 25 Tbe Unseen World and other Essays. By John Fiske. Price 2 00 life. Letters and Journals of George TicknorT 2 Vols.

Price 8 00 Jules Verne's Last The Mysterious Island, the Modern Robinson Crusoe. Fully Illustrated. Prios 3 00 Robinson Crusoe's Money, or the Remarkable Financial Fortunes and Misfortunes of a Kemots Island Community. By David A. Wells 50 tW All New Books received direct in advance.

STEELE AVERY, 41 and 46 State Street. -Br IDTEITUSIUITI, Graad Prrinjt Oroic-W. A- Doaae Co. few Books 6M( 4 Awy, Book Merrlara 4 Co. ardk-al Dr.

Warfc. Stwt-ammcmal But of Bochester. Girl Wanted-No 28 North Ftuhu-h street. Clerk Wantci-Merchant. Mr Wanted Frank 8.

Ford. Informatioa Wanted-Patrick Boyle. House to Bant-No. 33 Cbeatnut street, aparrnenta to Bent-Geo. J.

Whitney's offlca. Bouse to Rent J. R. Campbell, Wanted W. M.

KerooralJ p. Btaaw. Boon to Keut-Ko. 01 Cart Main nm GW Wanted So. 31 Powers' Block.

Opera House Salad yaeea. Sarmgw, Notice-W j. shnart. House to Rent Angus Macdonald. Rare Chance.

lleml Estate Bale. Mr. ScrAntora. TALK. Th celebrated battle of Winchester, Va, ook place thirteen year ago to-day.

The sleighing is now very fair in the city, ut the avenue was not Tery lively yesterday A alight accident occurred on the avenue yesterday, which resulted only in a broken asnboard and a little excitement. Tn so for large building j. in yracnse is ordered fnm Rochester, and the tandard thinka that is wrung. Oh' of ourse. Ann Gavin was Wfre the police court 4erdiy charged with stealing two flat-irons rom Ame ja she wiu be examined 'his afternoon.

muraer ana in. circumstances connected PRICE, $3.00. witn it. The testimony was then commenced, a dia- ll jnai nignt, 1 Lynch came in and said that UhaS coming down-yon need not run" we 10 ssTl i-i 8,1004 hini "hail reche-l. a.JnU?"i became at youf" we re'-lcr; left him fciau.

ueepu nuiuuuss saloon-being first O. D.CROSVENOR Stjito HtrVet. A large supply just received at OouesBondence of the Democrat and Cbroolale. Watkrloo, March 21, 1876. The eonnty convention, called for the purpose of appointing delegates to the state convention, convened at Romulus on Saturday.

All the towns were represented except Lodi Isaac H. Htout was called to the chair, and McClellan of Ovid and Everrth of Beneca Falls acted as secretaries. The following are the delegates appointed: David H. Evans of Tyre, George H. McClellan of Ovid, ester Wood worth of Covert.

As we predicted in our last letter, the delegates go unpledged. sr. Patrick is mrar. There was no public demonstration made in honor of the patron saint, aside from a ball at the academy of music in the evening. Early in the morning, however, St, Patrick was hung in effigy suspended from a tree in ront of the First National bank, causing no little commotion among certain Irish citisens.

He was taken down and ordered to be drowned in the canal by the president of the village. Some of the Irishmen exhibited their wounded dignity, and made open charge as to the perpetrator of the matter. Our news dealer, Jannison, was charged with being one of the originators, and he has made and affidavit before Notary-public Hulhert that be knew nothing of the affair whatever. SIIIYOB MATTKR-S. Several prominent politicians from Waterloo and Seneca Falls will attend the state convention to-morrow.

Home twenty persons from Rochester were registered at the Towsly house yesterday. i in i ii irmi we rtsnlKer of Mrs. v-a tinrt witness called. Khe had known HairJ lv. tW.

wuuamssi found Bimth fiiirT.1-P?.ounr r. M'Kire was there: I 3 mere, ana young Dr. Mi sire was the retuained until the comner cemeTcr. ZZl'F of PtemberlKT ''buu, "wut hi the-cut. I ne-k talked of the police justice.

The report of the police commissioners on the number of the public lamps, as presented by the patrolmen, was read as follows: (las lamp, 1.974; oU and naptha lamps, 1,51. Aid. Hays, chairman of the special committee appointed to investigate the truant-house management asked for further time, which was granted. Aid. Tracy gave notice that at the next meeting of the board he should introduce an ordinance looking to the providing in public balls for the rapid exit of audiences in case of fire.

Aid. Kagle introduced an ordinance relating to the cumbering of Mill street by hackney coaches. Postponed until next meeting. Before balloting for police commissioner, Aid. Tracy handed in a communication from received rt-c.

ol snoKing: in the evening she -as vl eio trouble occurred ahout thirtv cenU Unry and SmLh welito'toer? it by for the drinks and wnnl.li.-i JT: JEW BOOKS, garments at $6.00, former price 00- five garments at $5 00, former price 9 00- ten garments at $1,00, former price fourteen garments at $3.00, former price $7 00 Tbe above lot of goods are in good order and at the prices which we shall offer them they are immense bargains. Four city deliveries oail7- J. F. Amrdk Sos, 31 State street. Win: hewSJl8tandinlattheend of the oar who No.

12 State Street. Flour! Flourll Flourlll w.o.iu inv: inewimevi th-n relatl UhaiH whom the? U.M or the thev then went to the JouV o. is late what he said KMijected 10 and objection sustained 1 '-rnsays-I an. a detective: 1 neard of the shooting affair on tbe lsto' W.ll,am.-S saloon: the and Smith was thereon the door to thi hV'1 nd ha feet w5 look hul and went back to the police office: when 1 left the police of-E'i he etLmr un Irving plaiw and gave SS'IUP: hirn what hewantedtosTioot hmith for. and he asked me what 1 would do if a man came at rue uh a revolver; I found the revolver at his house; (revolver shown witness! that is it; I did not have any conversation with him: ibaul was sober when arrested: be was a Utile excited; said Siaith cut him in tbe neck in ceptenitNJT.

Cross-xauiined-I knew Smith about five yesrs-have often seen him; I knew he had a bad temner and 1 st reea with the revolver in his hand- she th-n went out. and on neann, themg bridge tn-v SrCIITS AND INSIGHTS. By Mr As D. T. WBrrssr.

8 ToU, 18mo. tt 00. BANCROFT'S HISTOR1T of the rTKH STATE. Tout. and n.

ready Ii25 per Vol. Complete to 6 Tola. Choice Pit-tare. A few very large, choice Chromos, new subjects, just out, that ar. very fine: also some nice mottoes and photographs with black mats, and a Bne lot of statuary, transparencies and photograph easels hist ALLING COR WHOLES ALB DKA.LER3 IH WRITINCr PRJHTir.C AND WRAPPING James Ie, declining to allow his name to be presented for the votes of the board for that otlice.

The balloting resulted as follows: wm the wtwt rnd of the inr. On her cross-examination mi uu rmnauoii liTiukT on old- IS ears it is reported that one of tbe Democratic uu wuv tk vlirj VIaltVi UblvJ -w, wsnwu1 candidates at our recent charter election was "vmdal a Art Gallery. Examine the 3 MT last; nirtuna to fin crtnHHnn .1 1 1 new goons, ana tinny vonr so confident of goods, and brinz your 5 success that he made arramrs- "3 riT.r i ur-. ano ntn attended num to 07 West Main street. J5G00 Vclamcs won JCVEyiLg books WOK 44.KBi.TH SCHOOL IJBRiKIESi.

getting cut "3 -o 17i i Ma tn" "dnstrial sch.wl until taken nek; the alTair pbK-e about or half' past the ahe was cloiely as EnSSe h-r "Tb Vrars devotion begins at 8t churrh oVlock this morning. here will be services far the working people At a. Thursday and Friday. Hannah A. Swan, wife of the late i Joseph Swan, and sister of the late Hon.

eorge Andrews of this city, died in Colum- as, on the th ins. Juge Swan formerly I Aided in Aurora, Cayuga county. The university glee club pre a concert i ilt-M. ms Thursday evening and in tien-o evening. The club is composed FLOUR.

Unifcrm Excellence of Oualily the Great DssideraTiim with Housekeepers. "NEW PROCESS" FLOUR Cnsarpaseed by any Flour of its kind in market. Families desiring the "New Process" Flour will find this a very snparior article. THE J.HILL" FLOOR Invariably superb for Pastry and Bread. I tlunk he spoke of the cutting once at bis house-' 1 UD.tcrstahd that lihanl 7 Tl 1 menu to give a public oyster supper after the vote was counted.

The result was that he was defeated by one of the largest majorities ever given to a republican in this town. County court is in session here this week, Judge Gilbert C. WUcoxen presiding. Pmilh sai-rest for stabbing him: he aai.l tl.ac l.I Mr William. onul? went in H.

C. PAPERS 17 15 .1 room; tuancv and anolher mn iin-inini. i was pretty sure Smith cut him; he was rut verv bart.y; wns regarded as a desperate man Uttelle. sworn for the uiv Nuuun mm stniui: she had nov-r eo either Smith or Clancy there ii 3 Ten Nights in a Bar-room" will be pre- i nara she did not know had w.iiieiiiiM.. cauea llirner: 1 knew Smith: I met Kn.ith on Kxrhange street and went Into uhaul'a; at the academy of music by the Hecba- WERRIAM CO.

Booksellers and Stationers, Only a Few More I-eft of those white shirts, slightly soiled, at cents, at the Htar One Fries Clothing blouse, 73 East Main street, H. bos. The Handsome Little Home at A action. Don't forget that on Monday next, at 8 p. I shall, sell the new house, number 28 Vick park, avenue at auction.

The sale is positive. Small payment required. Ten rooms in the bouse and large lot. W. 31 Powers a block.

.7 Sr. .1 -win. ai.o hp sent. out a two-dol. d.L i.thi and m'Pnion.

had they draua at the bar. she went out because tlir ma.le "cr- Clancy and Um otierTan OVTJI STOCIv, ihenK. i Lie room; w.vcw vu oaturuny nigllt. tneii ciunn a milll iiie entertainments gtven came out and Uhaul chased us with It is undenrbvsl that -Seneca will send a dele enjoyable mem are or an exceedii taracter. the was questtosej K--e Hoyt Salun W.

Mjruievill S. Woorfmlf 1 A. Pralt W. farr Wilam Cox Piiioi-1 Iir.nellx A. lieorge i a-nhraira Iow Jarr? Lord W.

WeMon I'aniel i-orce lx Aid. Brinker cu atrucK me wuh 11; (ihaul sai-l he would show ns that could not com. aVJun. there to raise a fuss. 1 Hugh JobnstOD WSJI failed 10 1 10 6c 12 Exchano-e-St.

40 VkJ Ean B33lsistT, I. peo.l bad a conversation last fall with (f h. when he conu.lained that Smith and others ca in and beat bim out of drinks; he remarked tl.i Also, an EXCELLENT FAMILY FLOUR, Dry Goods. -'o sr was concerning the voJt wheo she was in search of called into theaaloou to queil a disturbance be sister of the former witness, was next called; sl tbe wile of Martin YouX- aha retatedhTerkiooof the uYlLutTsal.Sn ithher.ster: she told (fhaul that one of the party looked Uke the man who had cut him- neither she nor her sister asked to go "hefmoth-er al.xn she was by the Clinton noti when sb. heard Urn first scream of M.

h. I'eter Martei sworn for the people I wisnresen-when there was a diiilculty "between "'ere. 1 1 5 i kncking Smith; he kicke.1 him ouIsidV. an I took aim away; (ihaul said. don't want yiai around here as putting Smith out 1 tb OUaul said he did not want him around OFFICE STATIONERY Coifii Presses gation te the Democratic state convention favorable to Tilden.

L. H. Everett Co. of Philadelphia are preparing for publication an illustrated centennial history of seneca county. They have fourteen representative men stopping at the Towsley house gathering information.

ltumor has it that Hon. Diedrich Willers, late secretary of state, will be one of the delegates from this district to the St. Louis convention. WATKttLOO. Rrrant'a OTIuotrels.

This excelsior troupe of the world will appear in Corinthian hall next Thursday, the With instant Their great success is owing to their talent and to tbe original character of their entertainment. There is nothing stale or dry as dust about their performances. They have among them Lew Benedict whose witticisms and jokes are bright and pointed and never fail to bring a good humored smile to his audience; also Billy Bryant a clever actor who always gives something In his inimitable way. The programme is complete and contains everything that could be desired for an evening of pleasure and delight, DENSE BARGAINS Samuel Wauh I henrH .1 Further balloting was then postponed unta the next meeting. Aid.

Fleckenstein presents the resigntioti of Joseph Haungs, elected constable for the eleventh ward. Accepted. Aid. Fleckenstein moved that the clerk be to cast a ballot fur George vies-ton. Carried.

Aid. Howard announced a vacancy in the second ward, and moved the election by the clerk of A. H. Waterman. Carried.

Bb mBa named. George Egglestou and Wrman, were then declared duly aWIhJ Silks! Silks I Burke, Fits Simons, Hone Co. wil offer Monday, March 13th, the largest lot of black, colored and fancy silks ever offered la Rochester, at prices which will command the attention of the closest buyers. In this lot can be found full lines of the celebrated makes of Antoine Guinet C. J.

Bonnet Co. and hand-spun. Also silks from three of tbe beet American manufacturers, making the largest assortment and most attractive stock opened in this city. At 55 and 57 Main street Real Kstate Transfers. M.

Pharp, Webster, to Benjamin C. Krebs, Pnvpeny in Club. Consideration. 1 1.000 Charles Rogers and wife. to Kudolph Arns.of the sam.

nlace. nron. ihul' P'e. butl was drunk. who fainted away.

UhZn 8he ttd that baul had been cut some days before hr one of a party had been in her mothers William H. Snyder, the next witness, is a boat, man; resides in All-ny county: hiTbit waTin lllTE? bad been called into Wiiliamss saloon by the loud noise, and went in to look for one of his went into the back room, and afterward wi therTIbout flJe 1 heard (ihaul sn IdSrtink "hen SW'i ur nmrormly choice quality and low price, constantly growine in favor with consumers. And the VEKY BEST WHITE WHEAT GRAHAM FLOUR, Absolutely Pure Wheat Meal, a favorite brand with Housekeepers for the past thirty Tears. FIRST QUALITY BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, RYE FLOUR, CORN MEAL, Ac. And the HEW HEALTH FOOD, Invaluable to invalids, persons of sedentary habits, and for general table use.

Something every family should have. STEAM COCKED WHITE WHEAT, STEAM COOKED WHEAT AND BARLEY STEAM COOKED OATMEAL. fine Sontbera Hominy an "amp. Pure, Preset White Cracked Wheat, Plate Imported and Amsrlcast Oatmeal, Pearl Barley, Farina, ana all the Dlost Desirable Cereal Produrts for family use, a the old stand of C. J.

Hal Sou, on South Water Street, BRUSHES Tliis humus exchange: Xever marry wealth, but remember that it is just as -sy to kive a girt who has a brick h'Hise with mansard roof and a silver-plated door belL one who has an auburn head and an angaiic sjiosition. TViiliam DougUvw of this city, slipped and a opon a sidewalk, in Syracuse ilondav eaking Us right leg. He was brought home sterday, and taken to his residence corner Delrvan and North streets, where he was uded by Dr. Euckley. Owing to cnforeseen difficulties in the supply at the academy of art last evening rofeisor Mixer did not deliver his lecture.

Urge number had convened, but the light ng msafflciect the lecture was postpone! til next Thursday evening when the professor will again appear to delight his disai-i otnted auditors. Yesterday the h'ghes temperature was JJ the lowest r.V", with rising barometer, westerly winds, mdy weather and light ww; amount of rainfall, i. melted snow, of an uv-h. Rising barometer, stationary ar 1 higher temperature, westerly winds, fair 1 I cloudy weather and areas of snow were i orted from the wast at midnight. William Hogan.

who hails from SLcerjwrt, fell inv the caoal yester- ut morning. Ha hid bvea regaling self rather too fr.ly in strong a nk, ard wh la wandering about in blinding storm ha mt with the accident, I not Fohcemun SIcKee discovered him, 5 Koan miht Lave found a watery ve. He taken to the police station, Jd, sobered and charged. SudUi was not menUoned in 'the Couve'rsa. Mr.

Hoyey moved that all this witness's testimo-r be stricken out. Overruled ami .1 WATiR BOWLS ny bv iU'Sd by the diasram: t.haulthn pulle.i his revolver on Clancy; when Clancy lookii sroul iSj "ITk0' 1 nti'- he then f.Sihf. threatened mt "tZ Kinfth ou threatened bintth then a.ivanced to one 2,300 I-ailrs Kimhark, sworn In helialf of the in Pthe kS1 "'Id ri-tol ver by his side. Mr. Snyder then related the cdn versat.on which occmVed between thttwo the shot beinn- flre.1 whil .1..

"i iwjir was oerund the aeon ror unaul; did not know 1.000 erty in ltttsford. Leonard F. Halsted and wife. Oirden. to illiatn Burley of the same place, property ia Abrara w.

StailteiiberKh, Pittaford. to Kolert Tucker, BriR-htoa, properly In Penlield. Consideration John Bower. R. to John Mower jr.

property in lrondequoit. Consideration JIar caret Kennedy, Rochester, to Edgar Holme, of tbe same place, property on l.eonard street and 1'lomouth avenue. Consi.leration The Naiad Qneeav The second production of this beautiful a rev. .1 ver it. i.

i oe cme in wuh in his band: he .11 or them Wednesday Morning, J.F.Amsden&Son's 30 State Street. ajd yu pay the thirty i "Pectacl. at the opera house last Oeuts, or Aid. Tracy said that J. Nelson Tubbs, engineer of the water works, was present and desired to make some remarks.

He moved permission be given. Permission having been given Mr. Tubbs said he wished simply to make a few re-narks abont the use of the Hemlock water at Area. This was induced by the recent occurrences at the are in the Rochester Brewing company's works. They had now made arrangements with the fire department that when necessary in case of fires the pressure could be turned on direct from the Rush reservoir, This had a head of 2-50 feet making the strong pressure of ill) pounds to the inch.

But iu order to use this water it was necessary that the best hose be used else the pressure could not be withstood. Break in the hose would be equivalent to a break in the street pipe sa far as the Are was concerned. At the recant an iv- ked into self; I h.ard a rlsUl when I was out; I ion. thr an.il saw a man fail; I scnAm screamed an.l faintrni away; I aui ai GOPYIHG BOOKS Canceling Stamps, Stamp Ribbons, Notary Seals, Oeo.L.Stratton&Co Gl State Street. Jx7tr Vow asiii Pointi at th thortstt so'i-e eiif uh f-'rf mutt THUutuitAt Urmt ui Uti.

ojice. LEGAL NEWS. l.i v.ascut in tne neck; he told me that some boys that came out of my ciac cut him: be could not teil who it was. ha" th' saloon 1 for Williams on i- rout street: part of the time behind the bar- I am nervous sometime: there was loud talk there before t.lmui came in; it wasalsiui the pay for liie hishandTin hts MeWdunEitOu, ume; when the shot was tired Jinith was stan ding about four feet from the traD-door, and wh-n ah.rt he ell on to it Some one said afterward, Smith is toJ he event to be ilead. and I suppose I bar.

ii swinir for shoot.ng hi.n. tn his crwexniination he was required to de-scribe mi-re minutely the alTair as he gave it en Ins direct exammauon. Ghaul ha.1 sa.d, i.a,-that thirty (s-uts or 1 11 shoot von. befo-e the shot wasJire.i: the crowd didn aVpAarT, exT-ited, thoiiBh Uiey were noiay wneu tihau! went in; the biiwtini; c-vurred about two minutes aftrr (ihvil gotin; Stnith was. the witness a littln (iruiiic Then he Went in; Uhaid did not appear to be eicitci ii-irt he came into the saloon.

Boms, a resident of Chili, was th next itness. Hessw the two daughters of Jlrs. Ki.u-tark ct-r haurs sal.n. and heard fie beltv. en loeoi and him; at the tone Uiisi'tl w.

ii to the saloon of Mr. Williams, he th- wit-n-is) stop.) partly in the door: in a ri: Iri.h iiu-n ave his version of the v.iiKii n.i.eu betw.o Stiiiih and tiueul; it was iu us jcenenJ oui.iiie, mu-h the. same whar the onrt of Oyer and Termiuer. Present- Hon. Charles C.

lv)rht. Justice; N. -rvth Greens fish culture is richer illus- 11KU.1, was witnessed by a large audience who testified to their admiration of acting and scenery and specialties by frequent outbursts of applause. The play passed off Bplendidly, not the hlighteot thing occurring to mar iu performance. The "Jiaiad Queen" will be given again tonight and every evening this week.

It is well worth seeing and we advise all who can to attend at their earilist convenience. Tbe Philharmonic Concert. The stile of seats for the Philharmonic concert Friday evening begins at Dewey's tomorrow (Thurs-wy) morning at 9 o'clock. The unusual attractions in the way of soloists presented by tbe society should All every seat in the house. Mrs.

Bolie UoUes, the soprano, it will be remembered sang here with Madame Titiens recently, and won a fair share of the honors of the occasion. The first aerie of B. was 111 mere; a man cams in hose iiaine was trmpstead; he intothe bac I Jlrs. Brady an.l got some beer; Clancy s.t.d 1 bat Uie two dollar bill was his and then looked and aaw it u-. ted in Canandaigua lake, N.

Y. Three or ww7 nre nose boated almobt as quick I vears the iir. am. i tiie water touched it. and having witnesae.1 CHARLES B.

HITL Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. TRY THE AsriMI lot of Spring Garments carried over from last year. We shall sell this lot of Good at a Great Sacrifice, as viz 2 Gamieuta at former price $13 Brackets. b.i.itn wa in tne place or before- 1 hnu heard th.it Broth was a hard citisen. a de fi-rateinin: clr.ncy.

Kinithaud iH-veraui were ail I intoxicated; w-ra s'l talkiwc loud; 1 at I aii; i id -cave when the 1 ioi 1 esj-ialiy of Mlmon trout, and fisher- I taken the 10 T're into the had practically abandoned it. The I nd quality of hose now in the pos- i of tronfrfry was begun in 1S73 and 1 the There was been continued rearly Le, and already ho9e- 8,000 feet of which had re is capital u-oct fishing in the lake. I nmo tune and was doubtf aL it sirui2 and suimner it was common to I "ere was o.WK) feet of leather hose which ww.o justices f.i sessiuns. March "1 The People vs He.rv Ghaul. On trtaL terat ce'eaoar wul not be taken up aain at this ato'cloo antu to-nrrow morning Monroe omnty oprt Decl.loua.

Jerome Fulle-. Mouroe County Ju'Ir. an Roohiwtkji. March 51. The People ei re! John Hyde vs I Scrih- farmer price former price tnl he heard the cock- EViOVAL -h tight to twelve fins trout in a few hours, "Ten or eight years, only v' of tne rev iver as oliaul turuej tne ci.ru.

Of IIe rev. u. i i I tJ.estreei. toe corner of 1 Garment at 8 Garments at a Garments at 10 Garments at 14 Garments at loneniancaueUt. in a single dnv.

twrfitr. T'. -t" B'wu wr unram. iQ former former price price uuuuu iu uuaiMji Kirprimm, i Hied. uses I banmel O.

Beach, reopt. sai 1 was abont i he the pi.i.,1 hewa. sb-r that night and thought th-fifo P1 '-iut five minii.es: ldlitU.u.k.haillap.H.areJ to he ex -lied- when Mn. it more if Li former vs Jacob Sfcilimai, to slrik.Mit price concerts ever given by the society were given I in the hall over tbe Rochester savings bank, I and ilrs. Bollea (then Miss Sherman) sang at 1 tbe Cist concert of the series.

While pos- fine on trout with a hook and line, jase ruit give great encouragement to the cuiturists. aud the work goes on in Xew rk with a fresh in.ptr.us. Springiieid lie-dicfiiu uiipi a witft John iiay. aij.it. mm or reatljustuieat deuted.

i nioiiua costs and ti with $7 iuu. Margaret Pintle, respt, vs Rlmoa Karshall, advancing toward i.haul:'he were i.t..,.i.. 1 sessed naturally of a remarkably One voice fbe has by patient study with the most: or justice famous masters of JJurope, doveioped its full Luckev. owner. ju.ik-!ne:it rerenmd.

power and capacity. Of Mrs. Cary's talents unu leet ol noe was now lit to be laid. After a fire like that the bre had to be taken to the bouww, washed and dried, re-iiiring at least twenty-four hours of time. In Ctee a fire breaks out witbJu that time there was no suitable nose upon the rils to be used.

The pressure from Rash was greater than from the Hoilv works or the steamers, and it was necessary to have new hose. The speaker took prida in the works and wanted to see thorn do ail th great things he bad predicted they woaliL Aid. Wertl nry piwenW a rwoin ion ia reference to the trimming of Ehade tr to the effect that notice bo given iu tua city Uicntbktowacnot premises wbvre trees tbe liht from street iam-w LADnDuY! Brers port charter lileciion. liere was a fcotly-oonteated chwfer election ji Brockport yesterday, which resulted in a tij.iete victory for tbe Repnbliciins. M.

M. tr. lie Kepublicea can.lidate for presi- 1 was elw vd by a majority of ninety-ef rt. ilr. iver is t'ue foreman of the John- I Harvester c.niiny-s works, aad for- i eial in this city.

He will flil the r-aHaai of tt vabia-i- -TO-tlsy 1 iner, In. 1. well ((iiiliiioi jr taa po- The above lot of Goods are in good order, and "at the prices which we shall offer them," they are iinmcii.se bargains. Tour City Deliveries daily. J.RAinsflefl&SoB 36 State Street.

overseers or til. ro.N-.wc.vs Naory H.Jchu.a. aecunty ci.u pari W. Crouch et al vs Jerome B. Kitiiilnif lion to m.ilie answer more dtluite and certa.n fcrai.t.-.!.

wuh $lo c-fe-ta, wtth lave- to Oft wiUM- r.pr- -i hi Helen, respt. vs Hitrrl-t E. Goodman, Bi'l-Jt- for onUr that atty and as-l'J defl's cosi. oouiru, mull 7 ousts ot oo- Oi- ROCHESTER BRACKET WORKS. Will Remove their OSce aad Wareroorns ta tie i'ew and Spafcious Stores, llkUYm Em Ml APItIL 1st, 1876.

Prior to that date, thv oSTer thsir Urze stock of FtSa CIIUOEOS AT COST Call at once and secure a bareain. We are making many new and styles at Erackets and Picture Frames For the Spring Trada. JONES BAILEY, and 5 xeoaur-St sworn for tne people I know Hirry I was at, his place ou the lltti of Seincm-t-er; it -was saiurdi.) Jack Carrol and some, one use liuse naiee I remember; we went into aula; J.ki bniiih was not there; I kno him Welt. Joseph WiPlams sworn for the people; Hire on i.iclifii ge street; keep the sai.vm at nuaiuert; on the 1st ot November, there was s.me trouble there; Laura Kim back wanted me to come down: I went down Hmilhy was there end 1 told him to pay bis hill and have no trouble, or I would send for a policeman (ihaul con.e Iu an.l he went to Clan, and then to Smith and tL-y sp. -se slusit threat cnuiff each others and said he dare not shoot ti.cn 1 went t.j the door to lo for an otr.cer tiien Uhaul allot him and he fell on the Wfce ti.it, I win bans for you.

(tosm ei.ai.-ine l. verma.ua have lord h. re oil in siuce the war knew ret fiiier the war; 'has workfd for tne aoi.utayear; 1 have li.ed in h-rac tse Ike- ttiis sal.eia av.ut a year I have t-en caa-ued lib I was tned for murder in Syracuse 1 was and sent to Auburn sLate prison -1 CO fcot retnember when I was tried I got out a license and told l.er to co saloon I am sway a t-o'sl d. ai oi li.etin;t.: when came down Mrs in.bo.-k was they were disputing about a was talking loud: I sent tors. Kirl for a policeman; Ghaul cam- in a tew thrr were uo ureat 111--H tliore; il va-s the t-iiri before an.l thev had be-a di 1 did not see come ir.to the saloon; oi-l hoi set.

bim u-iiH he ir-it bei.ind the screen; (... is a a mid taits politi -s ii fame in the Si.ioou wneu thev Isxit the thirty ce.ita. and fee t-dd them to pay their bills; lliey kept liking ab-l bavn th.eateiu-d ether's bte. Smith ri. and sai-1, You Osre n-jt tliev weie oosli much M.

j. iwiuibark tii ii vele all ou friead.y terms. Adfoumed until a. to-day. V.

uuf in i. LK.s well testified next-no resiles tl-e ay ht an eye-witoess the si. s.ory dispute was in substsu. ins sauTe as mat the oU.er witnesses, but was iwhao, more He a.JO oea -rit-1 ho out and turned tn- TJ'wtrt is bo-o. n.J the L' tbe forwwaad Smith; to-l that he da-nl n- s.m.t tiiM sjiiii.

-TiVe and be tired; liie ve iixeil i.on," and ha repiie l. I inewhii- sa-of i deserved that's ad t.liai.l.i.l. mis n-tts) staiei: tihaul acted as if did not utlur to attack nim i Hi unj wsy. tin his crofs-eraniioation be stated that be was i eiRi.unel ine coroner; ttial be ren.etp.-ei the most or the te-timony he gave then, and thit i-is meniory was as now as then. Mr.

Hover testintony. Ii be stated that Smith had a 1- yapesd unaid and that Uhaul baa sac" I II Jou dot, svraj, i ll shoot you A'-KXOTLEIXiIa) BY ALL TO DE TES JuJmeat or- l-nmk IS. HilLs vs Mirv NH li. n.urut dlt f- mu.it attend to the matter this spring. I Aid.

H. Smith introdaced rewjiations of I. lilt. VS ilnrtT we can sy notiitng ne.v to tiur musical readers, and Otto Dosenbach, the talsnted i yoting violinist, is always welcome, The orrhrf--l tor this ermcrt I are, we uiiuerstanJ, the finest ever presented by the society, mid are chosen with a view to-I please and gratify all. The programme will be published to-morrow mormug.

riecur your seats early. By Arts and Not by Words. The students of the htuincs uni-i versity believe in honoring him to whom honor is doe. Their regard for those they honor tbey believe in putting in coucreta form. This tbiy did yesterday raurning when professor O.

F. VV illiains, wbo has chart's of the department of mathematics and practical grammar in the above named university, en- tt-red his class-room and found a spleuaid teat -her's desk and arm-chair upon the ros-! trtim. lie also found a note from the donors 'uuence mMressed to the family of Al l. i unnold. who have, sio.e the 1BC vno nave, since the l.t.

mMtinT lienry Aut-r. ti Mariie, anolt b-w tUHl ui ie.1 an.l ju.iirm-i.l the board, met with aiHietion in the death of a child. The resolutious were unanimously adopted. uuau va Aauuui Surainie, resot rover--l 1 a "i'fc- Aa.jciation vs Fntr Ju.lir-inci.trH-. rs-d.

ft Joim Harry vs fi-wr -Knin. to aui. auJe older ot wr.ij ill "ind S-ifred al vs Kiwia R. Foa. Ja-br- Finding of a Lokt Bey.

lit o-cljk List morning a -samed Thomas Boyle, rejiding at the cor-cf smith street and Brown's alley, was by Lis mother to a neighboring grocery articles. The youth di-pnearei trdsy articles and advertisements aped in the papers giving the parti-rolars of as and requcstits thie who knew of it's whereabouts to notify his anxious nta. It was tLonht una evil had b- TH2- p. m. and ice court at 1 "William Koekwcii v.

as recalled. r. Raint-I as tip in stall- in ir.i.-r; n. ard ohaui us to a hiiu. GENTIXE GOODSat fair prices cau be lound in our CLOTH IR-PAIiTlKXTinasplentlia supply.

I OurasMirtnif-Dt of CASSIMEiJES and SUITIN GS was never better. 1 liave williin the past lew I received over OJK HUNDUEDl rir.CES of KD. 1IAUU13 and' other mo-it KKLIAnLE makes ot Soring Woolens. Ifo stock was UKiTED Air.erljas Silks. STATES i 1 to their professor, stating that these articles were a testimonial of their heartfelt regard 1 kl 1 I Aid.

J. W. Martin moved that the hose Question be referred to the Are committee, to inquire into and report upon tbe state of tha h.e in the Ere deinirtuieut aad what a mdfd there. Aid. Kelly pre-'atod the following Whereas.

The ci-y hrir.e KrM t7f In the Mtm OI lltM five h.li..irM ana uv -elv-two thousaiid. eme hurdrert fir the pi.rfH.-j- oi corrsii-octinit watrr works, and -j amctint resjsrd from the sale of said bonds ut 9 water works funi lTd Thnt the comTnt.onrrn of water are hereby ivqatea ki report to tnW board a niciitg -ictuer said woru are and if not. wks tneaa-rut w.SI CHENEY BROTHERS' hf Lovey-I a laborer, have lived in c-i-r tinrv have heen arrested I knew oi, te; g. acquainted with nun 1,1 fhea he cams into tae f-i. n.

i iw ho 7h a stone mason; liars s-en inui oi-eii twert wita U.m; is-wasan ar. tun I saw KUsd at tile end of the saw il.e li.i.e gM tn-re; Smith Sl.l ti, at.d was leaning on tbe did have h--. in lis, iKx-Ve's-; Smith had on a fro. pocket in thes.de; I lirwt saw Uhaul conong in t.ie uoor behind the screen: be shut t-ie door; ilcu't knuv Hums was laths do. l.i aul Mrs.

Kimbark to lock toe back Cnnrt or Appeals. Preeentriori. Bfle.fr.rd i :h.ire(i. chff Injjr-Ice-jV-ea Abeu, Fohxer. AiKuewa, Iwpalio and Ai.mw.

March ine lollewlnc were iiauaej down in tbe curt of appeala JiloKir.em reiersed and new trial irrantM. costs tA a Mile event White ts the Continental national bark: awc-tt rs Nichols; l-e-y vs Hurgess; Lutes HrigLa an.l another, coinmiiiiouora, boite va Lori! oltz vs Hiaekinar. JudBinent auirnied w.ih costs-Hermans vs Roberw.n; Partn.le; Itthrop Hram-ball- Worse Bra. kett; vs Morse; Msrrn ts the hirst national i the ycuth or he hjd left the city. All upon the question were solved, how-ebout 8 o'diM-k la.4 night, by an intoxi-u I individual who draejd the missing boy the police ofli-e, deciaring in a loud tone, I your lost boy." It was the missing oo' h.

He explained his coniu -t by saying be Lad wrongly expendtd the money led to his cLarge by his motier whea nt lim to the giocery and was afraid to tu his home. i ..,..1. .1.. unit w.iu ua'i iaoore.1 so fnit'ufully and so earnestly in their twhtlf. This is the way the stuienis of the Kocbester business university show tb-iir appreciatiou of a professor from whoso instruction they have derived so much benefit and from whose example they have learned so much of true manhood.

Deeds speak a stronger lanfruaje than words the former takirtr heir rise in IMERISA rues t8 Sai3 Kkml i t. CuHuiutrs thoose to do so Tbe barlotte Klrrtlosi. A very important and hotly-contested election too place in the village of Charlotte yesterday, deciding a question which has long been at iue there. The condition of tbe village during the past year was really lamentable. Every day brought new trials, fresh-lawsuits, and greater complications.

Meantime tb- airairs of the vilSau-a wen. SILKS! Gros Grains. I87G. til-VI LLASS ot be nnihed and fe amonnt ttt raoner door: 1 stilted b. fore that Ghaul t.k he di.1: I heard Uiat wiu be refjuired to fully hein.

be- 1 t--ked the do-T; Black and Colored spring I ir'l itinriTr I nTtTinnifln tbe c.i.:k hf un. Atlantic and l'aciilo yooa i-it airei.ly a luat our l-ie 1 saw me tbe heart, while the latter a. ttated by UlliliiCiJ Uauiiliiiui. baniee; tV.te -1 j. -v va c.era rurrtis-i waier board a copy ti Csj I vt ex.i:iu.i.,,l tte- iTi-uji prc- "ruiuill.

l.o.llt.u (. 1 -10 r- mum -uu irauiuuL-a. 1- ya 1,, if kl-iVALK I-rices by a olec- tion VTe hav splendid tj les in EVESv i ii CxZl iirt In all our eoods ACOVE A' VOLIaAU A YAUTv, wo can. jfuar- I -pfwaSno tben TH til. l.

jti.l nexi Giii Iciiiaine-l Tl.ere nn These Silkg. muna-aotrired. la the moet tnanner. are warranted not ts sen 1 U. lb je folio wins TllMbatiiin sUectwre.

learn that Miss Rankin wUl in thia "'J susdaidrvras a ladies meeting in the rooms a'e "rtein aasociatioii, i Vain stre-H, on this Wednesaay Illustrated ndy: V. cajne In w.ih Oiiaut, Readings at Corinthian a vjrwf. cia t. inillli iuieu siiniiD diHuua lui-n l.t cirt pie oecaine nretl ana ai.sgustea with tae strife. After all leal remedies were exhausted, the aid of tbe legislature was invoked to legalise Hall.

that is 1: ne-nircct i have HO recollection nt nvl. v--d. That our fw-nat and mrnkTtt th snxee perlect SATISFACTION' In (ihaul lei i r.u. iih if he did not kei-D awavfroio st tt -e idock. Tfais nieting will "be open b.lti w.ula ann.t hii orer Allen sitm in mirh form liiat nhi.ll Hubbard val.umey com- O.

tt-r afflnned and ju hrment nl.wlate for rteft on i with rs the Westchester in. insurance company. Onier of miprene oourt modified by deducting costs and expenses Si and for damWs. by fraaon of injunction without coU to BlthaTnani 11,7 Urlrlrr 0 Pn 11. Id.

MUJ ftyjrfw UI I.I.NT VALVE, Good for boys- lse tne comm.m council to impose theexpemeof cut or eolor in wi-uriaT. and far-j In vtrint, finish uri "Hiiitv su-- that can be obtained at correspondini 1 prices. i For sale liy all the le-adins Eetallers. n.n merican Silt oomhlne most enti-! fully in cost umea with ah tie soft wool faTrKsVaw hr'i: tnein f- That talented elocutionist, Professor yViUoughby Reade, wiU again appear In Corinthian hall, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, March 27th, 2th and 2'Jth, to entertain tlie people of llocheeter with a series of illustrated readings. Professor Keatla's ability is unquestioned, and those who have heard him speak in unqualified terrua in his favor.

ai ji Alut rmm wn we predict an oc-. of ipwrsty and in connection with the clip the following from th Kew ETacgeiidt: Is iwn'iBjr if more the bridge on tne tmtsry tieneliced. an i provide that the further expense of men to the bridtie luay be paid nyta- cny at larire i impcsM-d upon the adjacent territory, as Uie coua-cil snail see fit. me acts or trie trustees woo claimed to b-e elected on the live-vote ticket, but the legislature heard tbe trustees who claimed to lie elected by tbe popular vote, and instead of legalising the acts of either, ordered a new election. Tbat eieotion took place yesterday.

Both sides went into tbs context with equal determination and spirit, each put forward their best men, and the battle was kept up with bristling front until the last vote was polled. Samuel H. Barons, late of the firm 1 Morn lor the penr-l testifip-i I met m. i.i, the Dwbtoftbe i-t of Noveinuer behind lhr- i.r.-a.i. about p.

1 went Willi bun t. J--eral pl.n ana wnt to Wiliia.na iH.veraus us on tlnsic it was 6 was myself, Frenciiy Sn.ilb and I-vraux toother when we weal 0'it the paloon Suiitb iiiv.UMi us in there we draalc an.l got c.u-h there a dispute ariwse ao--it h-iw irucb ilr.nltH rncae to between Smith anrl Mrs, Kiu.lrk bill iliiaois ward be woul-i aeiid rr a poib-eniaa to settle it tVa I saw (ii.au! c.na in ajviujunnts th offlivrs of turn Aid. Booth moved tliat the words "the city "as oeen greeted by large audiences in i In this count- i tnis I vi. wr oriunm-T use for meu's sertice. The styles are excellent, goods well mitdo and very UOOI vs lireen.

Ui MeiKjo all th. i Wl vr.su,, deeper tat-reat tospirM IbTlne 117. 1 oot This was carried, was carneo, adDpteiL AGENTS, East Main Srcet. ati-i a-inOjin ut ty 1 iiius aruenae3 wa vas Boots and Shoes. I.SHW "i not! Aid.

titan mww 4 some oi.e Slid ai.iut tb floor ue in doa't 1 of Ullton wu iu i 31 ene- uve. rreany increases the nam rcsolutio oi luiirstj WK io NOT pretend tbey are as Cood as those vobtlDgr 111GHCII, but are sur- tirkinniv Clin uUl stood at tb- end of the P. tH counter. Leveraux wad on my rih-iit as I I "ate for President, and was elected by an OTJjR, -ttt i.i counter trie waa i "uniimiE niajorttv. OL' 1 lu couid te it thtf ncraen every pan or tbs country, and the prass speak of bim with enthusiasm.

The illustrations, by means of a stereoscope, which the professor gives, add very much to the professor's readings. The following, in the wonls of William Stephenson of Hamilton, shows the high favor in which he has been have heard the late Mr. Bellew, the living Vandenhoff, and almost every living celebrity of the time, but I am compelled, without partiality, to award the highest place to Mr Iteade, as a faithful and vivid reproducer of a ue ia uie eaienoar of the court of SD-peals for Wcbiewlav, umbers lb, 17, iu, so, oV uj Police roar. Justice Wheeler, Presiding. Bochkstsr.

March St. John nuckley-drunk and disorderly. Seat to jail lo get Sober. Ann tiarin larceny. Not (ilsposed of Hary Uuf iLscharced Viilhsni s.hsrM.

Stearcieansing and Dyeing. iu at llie eiiit ot t.i liit l. nre suro that no oue. capaMe of jud 'iu 1. -id it.a in Ms nana he i I ill thoroughly examine our stock i pay f.ir th- dr.aks: I nai I would i-dfor: lie v-'i ain't thrt N.B.

Work received and 1 to i-eui- luattheei.y attorney inv.ructel draw Ml auihonsuiit tne ommn council araw ih- Ixio.ls of tbe city ut -he5tr to an a-tKjuni natricmiing f.jr tile uf eiteo.in.a- the water wurks iu t.ie oulsl iy war.is of the city, i.ot mciu.ih.r the an 1 vanis, sail mat bejireaent Una bul at lbs ncit rels-jlar Aid. Stone iinmedi'abjiy arose to bis feet and said be was emphatically to the adoption of the resolution 83 wcii as all resolutions whkh lookbd toward the further bonding of tbe city in aid of auv nroiect IISPRING STYLES ii uout coiiurmia- our stateoieut T. J. Thoniion was ele.te-l O. F.

Heibel collcct.jr and J. Strickland police justice. Patrick Kcnn and Thomas Laverty were the popular candidates for truateee, and were elected by majoritit-g nearly eipial to the majority of tbe president. The men are well qualified to represent the village, and their election n.u-t inaiimrate a new era in the sry spirit in uie caiurcos sue s-i i vu fail to a-id to nmln and tbe efri-i urn ot '-'i-1- The work sue now 'it It vaJiial.le than Uie one she aL i eaiwusjy pruwicuted in The Coaains Style. krt.

A. White, of Lockport, who is at rrMut in Kew York, writes to the Journal as about Jbe prevailing and coming in ladws bonnets which will interact f-dyreadfers: "A breith of our coaling has evidently blown across tne tic and whispered a hint in tue ear of tb I'anstan artist in bats and bonuetn, delivered the same week. umi a nuer aasortuient, bette me 1 pav 1 l.ei'-te'' th. nc: i eu a an I v. l.a..' i.

niv ii-'a ha.) threatened hit iif tunes; tjhtul 1 -nyil, i.i-p -tiiii aud I J' lis 1 I or el -'it t- hnn'tri i.l i.i. tiwuuauuu ia.irer prices aU round pro- autnors be uudertaies to sent." The Insurance. Old and Responsible. I). LILUIY'S 3 tftairs of Churlotte.

The board as it stands, ricasc Everybody! Altention ia call.sl to a few of ia our Neu Spring ESTAELISHFD IN lsox mey nave never teeu. Kroad Cloths, FaeHl Coatings and Suit-f iiigf, I'aucy and Vhxm of i best iuipe-rted makes. I A. i 17 Statist. i-j i 1 In Cbaal; he ba-i a ir t.ri i ti i.ny- ii tM 1 i-l.

i ut i.i t.s k-t: 1 tl iljl-e 1 iJ(- 1 with I). K. Thompron 'and Cornelius t-Ioctwl hist year, cauuot fail to secure prosj-erity to Uie viilaga. stylus, an elegant line of Paris and hew Yoik pattern bonnets and hats, fi-euch flowers, ornaments, tics, cashimere laces On exhibition this day at the grand opening. J.

Faht Co. 64 street rfSWf. i t.r-aid -iT3 id K.T'i-i.t buuandboiiud he fed tbe money 1-e d.ir- 1. i'. oi.t -y.

J. 310KEAU SlIITU SV! ii5vi A.ND I ENoLISH CAIMC5AL i "I Is use, alonrt SUte street the attention Ma.leon tbe WanPterpbaat Larf This ShM ii or ail i attracted sic or seven with him ou die had ban In the th-m rt il.Hi nay; in 1 1 a wail li-tt: ft'd-i :eT.r With TvT.k' 1 MM W.thf.li-ltbll Wa4llOtith bl.a U.l 1'Kv" alter I iOT. in; I bte-a' i snan la loots as wall as name. General iimco Aeeiicj, Eepresenting only Fust Class Oompanies. Soiberu TLia evening that prince of Araerleifli com ciiaiit.

but-hnm apiiears in Corinthian hall in his iiimitubia pers.inati.in of tbe character of iHsnilmiry. lit boa this character for more than 5,000 times, and his rendition of it may justly be styled perfect. Nothing eouai to it in of arti.it ic finLh bas ever lws-n ecru oa the Aioericnn srae and Mr. botiiern has become justly famous in it. lie whatever.

If anything needed to La dona henceforth, let it be by direct tit The people were Kick of the boudllilj business. Aid. Ktily suj-ported hean-Uy tb remark I of Aid He said he would go oven further in bis stuHua-tut and auj ha was opposed to bonding f-jriher for j. comijlo-tion of the woiks. He of tie board cf watr works cotatulsaioners a detailed ot the -t coni-tion of tbs works and the artiniaUed nurea ot the ea-Eineeroutba expenje re-iiiirei put tbe works in sbsjA Altioiirli the water from lata was fiowmg tl.rough cur streets, yet -waterworks were Ly no miaius and wcui 1 yet rt.jiiire a trait amount ot Uiwr au 1 exptrnoittire.

Altur the coin.iii.-i. ouers brought in the report raj-nrx-l be would tn'a windows of Munderlin McAlluster. Iaside the Btore tbe siKht is st.U more beautiful and attractive. K0 where else in this imrt nf mfn. Wilbur mitm caiteh.

coiiirm ttie new snaiie to prwaffit. rage style that have a wwTud sng-rertioa. The new bonnets I eb.rn '--aPProach some-m to tn. bounew of tbe lat 1- i bey ar no lougj- psr.yie.1 oa tbs tiieeolffura, but are worn oa tb. back bead, aad have real crowns, and iu ujstanee caoe of plaits or sbirroj jji he aeas.b.e bonnets of long ao.

Tue is are almost umversnliy round, and tt the brans are tbe rolling shape which bi n-ward, aiUiouttU an occasional britn b. modest dro-ju incut toe head whicb etouiii.g to wbo cannot bear the 'a roujht into tb.it strong relief which tbe iti op.ru abajwa coiai.t state can its enmi I. iv 1 aaa i.o.e I ,1. 1 it u- i.8-1 1I1M hi. I.

I saw 1 ICially admired there a .1. i oJ.T,rl raP' to Ki Munc.y from Uiii season. I. I Uni.lt the wiiiiHn 1 t.o I ar i.i-.-l.-ii.,-.. b.

laiKinir u.e n.s of fine bronrea band-some parlor stanils. and ornBmeiital chirks, etc These goods are of the richwt quality, but, like evervtuiuir ehe sold at 19 Ktate strwt, are maj ko.l'at extremely low prices. Merttan Rre. Conn Kailxay Ps-saener, lianftvd. Ccnn t-onunerce hire, jinrar.ee Co.

of h.Ha.lelp'lua"-Penniylvania Hre, I i.ita.leli hla Accident, llartfoni. franklin Fire, PhiUdelphia Jnsiirariee of AiuerU-i i hiu; Itoyal l-lre, Mrerv- 1. Connecticut atuluul Ufe, UaiiKii J.Ct i b-. -o-i; i -J. l.C'M.isrO sl 4.1) ki.l'tM i.U ent doa't i tor, 1 h'ivis la lb- ti.e i 1.1 uw what tn, i.rreui.-l tbn.

orri. i tcti.k aeansliig Establislimcnt, a 0t)l area siortli of w. 1 c. K. R.

1 eow. (or. flalt-St. Warments Cleaned Ol YlT f-wd nt-fclv. ISO, Feaiht-re ai.3 fc id Cleaned ori Vwl Jxzxsr.zz duln Iun1T.

Thursday an cil'elfnrans ncUvered to any I'xrtoribe ity. retnitJ In cue weex. Jh.wu. received anil returned by Express. i uis Ooliocuxl bf impress Ccmnauy.

I have no A (cuts, as Customer ran io tetr llaalueas with me em per tluui tiirotia an stent. 4H Address 1. IIiiVItY, Km Cor. riattL, ltOCUEHTEB, S. "DUNN'S DUCKLS ALEXIS These are iroaildarv.1 the i- sue ot any sa ilY0 conies tn-uigbt sup ported by a very strong company and the drama will be presented throughout in a faultlesj manner.

Everybody who apiirettiaha the finest anting should be on hund to night. JunJreary will enlighten on one or two tiaings what no fellow can find out." To-morrow evening Mr. Solbern will play "Iiavid Uoi-rick," i I -'-B le jl 1 tt jlieJ botora wa r. No. o'o State Sri.vt.

LaTiJ-T BTYIX9 OF CCKIX, LATijn MVLES Of AV ATI LATTST BT1.R8 OF u''i 9a Care Combination Locks. -I live at mimlMr rt oonuiuon ot "airs, ta order that tba people nii-ht laow juit what Auto of tbo cafce was. All. Kelly then moved the poAyoaraui of the reaualuiioo, which was can-ied. Council aujoaracl.

Cward Tlewera trtreet tew ISini.ti 1.ii:h na y.bx am wf November In V.M-lien i-everal i unes th Ko. 5 Powers' BOCriKf-TEB, N. T. Meets wi ereiii Weliins'a i-i-fc uaiiswa wi.rn 1 neiit Smitii a.Mtdm, me to have waa 'n" w'ltt out, isyro he Savings the most M. he latt for Ladies ia a Saw York ttty ntvta COX TCED DisTTCri GA1TE8, i njl keep i a aiK-ul ti.e pfty; 1 w.iu.-i ti.

an oU; tl.eu 1,1 -u. o.i wh.te H. to ail 11 1.1 i i.e; 1" lt-'i fci.u ei wa.ir-,1 1 that vu Kcre word, Huiitli ae-il Umith of mid "Wk trie door," the IIX FER CENT. IKTCREST FSDM QkXl. ryU KABT 81DK 8AVraGH B.V.NTC pay, A-blr per cent.

Intenstt from dale on deposits, here Ulcy than thirty rtava. Alpha U-lla Fbl. frty-fotirth aiuiiij convention of says tre I'ti-a 7, Vilh taa er May aua g3. Taf er wu. entertain its guest Ulic, Wil6.

uarters at the Buiierueld House. The exercises of the convention will take in the Opera hou on Thursday evening 25, and to th.e the public will be invited xrciseg at tbe Opera house will comrrt historical address by IW. Dr. Ilichard torrs, of Brooklyn, the annual oration, v. lir.

Hernck Johnson, of Auburn ogical seminary, and the annual poem, r. -Edward North, of Hamilton College. exercises will be bit -rspersed with music vocal and instrumenuO, Tbe annual 7 ban.jiiet will take place at tne Butter-tiiiueaftor the exeicises ou Thurwiay ng. An Iiitereotuig feature of the will be the laying of the corner- A leiendcr Street I'Lurca. Concert.

otwiUtamiing the aevore etotm, a tanr.w anl very attentive anii-ecce aasembled t-j libten to what to ba a very uitertotic. by tbe pastor of tbe hRVv.J- Le'k- on Bu'j of I. 7- many amu-i-L her T1 Wn in as a aT, tU! fr7Uth relate-! 'hk-h is pronounced verr 8h. s'yU jr a Waliiai mat i'ju dure not iye House, in WEwnniwr, N'e 1 are a lar. a assort ir at of otiisr si-ylei P.

B. U.KJJ-UJ, IT-wiJeat. Kl.K, nev i.n.1 Dissolutions. AnotLer Itcpot Oatrhel Thief Arrested. Not long Bince a suu hal was stolon from the CcDtrji dejiot in limfalo, and sicce then railroad detective Hua U.ti:,-, has been qaiotly working up the ca.i.

lis ot l.t Iwcame sat-itlied that Alf red now in the Monroe county iiiiteiitiary unl-r seiiteni-e of six niouihs and fifty ilua, fur burglary, was the thief. Mr. Battisj ca na here ye-iter-day, vUited ai.d ioundhiasuspicioru were com ct. Leonard was wearing a shirt which was in the latdiel whon it was stolon. Iletectiv-e liattles is a shrewd and skillful olri-er and rarely fails to Und the tnaa who bas commuted a crime within his Jurisdiction.

Personal. n- StriokJand, Reneral aeut for Bryant's n.instrels. la in town. John II. ileech of ti.e HuiTalo acailomy of niu.JC is in the city, tiie fjuast uf J.

Ciinton OalL awnos or fact of the moit Ol orasd opening of French pattern haU and lninnets, ties and laces, ril.lwns, flowers, kid gloves, corsets and aU the novel-us of the season, will he on Thursday and Fr.day of this week. W. A. 1oanb vi 43 and -17 Eaat Muia street. Ost a ntw of those nice goodj jft Mrs.

James Henderson's, over 5-3 Htate street, etter bargains then ever are now olTaredT as ma entire stock must be sold before April 1st erter which time Mrs. Henderson wiU be found at numlr S3 Rtate street, with the domestio patterns in new styles and sizes. Not Polite. P.Tt." of th Kt street Turkleh Bath would indicate that it is out of fashion not to have taken a Turkish Bath. The qlion should now la, "how do you enjoy the bath" of httVB uJn Do rc-memberitso that notly ntay blush.

rttni fr Bi.ks, r.l.lH.ns, serBes crepe de china, kid Kiovts, fney truntnings, balbriirifan plain and embroidered silk hU Jil, oj hibtuou this day at J. Co. 0 1 ritate street. Onlf One Week Mnr. TSiflsalH i Burglar-rroef Comiinatioa Locka xi 40 Ml ailenJej" lBft p1" Promptly Maveiing preaenws fr.

the time of tiT V'e K-ouiJ asi a pure inj. Ail anitrt by mail promp'ly a Tt.t.l to. ar a. .1 te and Uhaul "ly iKiO hlliil fell: ha hv! money Ol'i r-Mieaiidac icrm tiei otv-r; 1 del not see bim p'it in L. la pckt; Ubaul nail, "1 11 m.

on ti.e Kid.ows or you. you white son of a Oiiaul not itiuxl; aid not aeebiii.Lb tryto at. ie boo. t'l'-w exatnleed I waiborn in kn-w hii.itii f.ve or i-tx 1 work in a ri luring no.i; 1 have airei.re.i a tew uin-s lor belti ilruiilt i wa.fc.it ti.is iki.s; 1 n- nee l.un taere; rkr. lie tlia il a.ire aai 1, -l-K-k th 1 fcfcw l.t-n 11,.

I 01 SK, roiiE, TUI'isiir liD.it-m, timtrnm Met. a DAU8CH A DRAWS FIELD. this concert for tbe neti of tha char connected with tb. cburch was a 1 audience relented tb, paator to rnt his I lecture at aa early daw .1 'T? i "a 1st Say or Al.rll. IH-U a.ia mai ihora GOULD SO! aenttodosn, thuae whu u.nd wul eyerro-cien-Ur a rich muKeetuai occasion.

rro.n llie Mre Trad, 1V" 1 te the be SARCCKT fit Loan CSioes." EKfisster. pn. ir. n. ws wt "iiiij it ni.f'lit tiiv.

been ar un 1 oun.r tl.ure tnat w. tune ut th -e iuutea, 1 I.V hi. ltidi.ee merit rs. In eruer ni.vu iim htm to a rvtillitsa la iarli.r OMli oily, eilar tut lanterns aim Went UmbI.iu fur Socl.ihles mv.i se Real Estate. t.otieb'a Lettare.

A tar au lieiii-e in Corinthtaa bail Us, bi hoar John ii. on "Mtn and lij lUtefa." Tna taror was intrniuccd by S. K. lnon. 11 remarks la.va.aud.',.' Z.

'--J lodfce for tbe Hamilton r. "be coitnectsd witu tJus aony will taie pbtee on the siu of tne in Clinton, aftorn.wn. The Kf? beca.iltke Samuel iieUs onaj Ixall," after ti.e foondar soowty. Tbe date, lr.st every ter in tne fraWn.ty w.il portkiivte ii ereanonit of tne aA ii laying Tat-gemonts are making to reuxer'tais tmiou one ot ti.a nj.t sancesKfuI aiil ant of u.y A1.4,. ui OKeot ts one of tue oM of the collega secret Js and tt wd tbs bigu p.iUoo i Let, tor bale or Eichanr.

P.JSh'.'r,!? nr.vlf. Turner aad ml llS an-! cot a-ene Ohau' ni-n out and ttiea Jacob iStX ft-o-l' I knew 1. toe pnopia. ad. a- mo I h-T-HTOKK WITH KVT, SIS RT -IT, s.

Musical Instruments. loralml, liver Vmh9 1 llCii( 16 STATE 3 and 5 Exchanso PkiCij. Centennial Lectures. The third of the coitrse of centennial lac-tures at ht I'oui's church, will be delivered this (Wednesday) evening at 71 o'clock, by the ltev, I)r. Van lteuoa-daor, of (ioneya.

tjtil.jert: The rrotoslait biiwKpal church's dille-tilties allies the reformation. A PlglRaBLE CAB- lie renti year, payaljlo quarlirly in advance. Ten minutes from the Arcadajall theiiiioruve-wtnt. Addrtsa A- B. C.

democrat oflitre. STONE, GIBBONS ISMljtTTkliu, for on. week ock must out 14 11 A l.K UK a i If A llANO Ufkh htttiKfl. wtty. bmni were on tbe suui.ict of troiieranv and were addressed priwipally to the younj.

Ke p.jke at leiifrth up-in ti.e k1 lad.es co-xU do this regard and im-ited them to continued and earaeit acUvin. rom lack of apa.je, we are roaipc-ued to omit a re tort of tbe lacture. nc.iv.eo ror. A' kltTkl In ail ance or our stock at a i-aiif lent ha. pl he.

a I w.i rtoll-tr tjrj tlU Qy-t. Itujulrgi ai ate Iu Nile anudu, itvwu Kaika and SkT1 t-neral wunleal Wr, l.a,..ile, wSSf I i oifuia won orty rviu- years al-'ot the tf.lrttn U. ana tbe, La-J oetaetr.ai'j Si in I ia hand. uitOf clothes, H. GAiuion is.

1500 AN" "APV- IIYBXH tUAijius liAXinOW, 67 East Malost. BISHOP COXKOoveuraur 1-ravecs. Also aiuiljr i iaj ar Uooaa, la sV. arter, Al AXV, ATUSIk', Par VA tor 1'tstiruat-y, Alt'SWKV.