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ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AISD CPROMCIK THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1876. Lawn Blowers. THE THBOLvMSICAt. IE1IS1BT. ministry, on the rostrum and as a contributor tn the press, to speak and write, annually enough if in that position had a tendency to deteriorate.

The Bible was a great civilian- of the world. Loyal Sork Coal. Oilman H. Terklus, term expires October 1, 1K78 Arrvncrsrs or th board. Nelson Tubbs, chief engineer.

C. T. Amsdrn, registrar and secretary. collected, to fill volume. And yat ever rem.

urn 1876. 1876. freshness that one never wearies or ais teaouiu. A good example of this was shown in the two countries, Europe and Asia. In on the Kxaanlwatlew.

te Sealor f-ias lie retired amid a storm of applause. twrrir CntuUii Rraretae Leal High. goolri and Stationer. AMMAN TRACT SOCIffif AND General 3nn6ay Scliool DcpcsltGri 75 Htate Htret. Bible was read, in the other it was not, and the comparison showed the force the holy FIBBTHIS BOBillSw.

WARSAW. Dec ration Dy-eaeral L. W. Thayer President at the Bay-The famous BorsVtsi Will PeBdlaaj-Th WUI Wo Carrie Oat-The Legatee Settle with the Ilelra-They Take Col a a.at Spring A Change Want la the Almanac Maleal Warsaw Singer. The ckmds which parted for a while on book exerted.

Men who bowfl to the teachings ot th Bible were the great men, the author of civil and religious liberty. That book excit Deatrnrtloa of a Barai a manger Tuesday came back for a time on yesterday morning. Yet a sunny day, like a oheertul Street E.aa About 00 lasorv ante $300. Burglary. H.

L. Becker keeps a lunch room on Exchange place corner ot Mill street. Early yesterday niorpinj some thieving genius effected. entrance to this establishment by TeShs of the cellar door. After overcoming the first difficulty the burglar went up stairs, took a box and a half of cigars and also a few Dickies which happened to be in the money drawer.

Not finding anything mor which he could conveniently carry off, he made hi exit and has not been heard of sines. ed a wonderful influence upon the arts, upon music, sculpture, etc. as under its inspiring A W.a Precaution. It is alvgys we to have a lock on your narTi before your horse is stolen. It is not only well but it is a wis precaution.

This is an old saw but It is nevertheless true. With this idea in their minds, th well-known firm of Sunderlin McAUaster ordered a monster burglar proof safe to be placed In their store, at cumber 19 Stat street. Yesterday the safe arrived and was put in place. It was manufactured by Mosler, Bahmann Cincinnati, and sold by Warner, Stockbridge of this city. The safe manufactured by this firm bar always given th utmost satisfaction wherever they have been used.

And it may be mentioned in this connection that Warner, Lock-bridge of this city, and Warner, Howard of Chicago, hav been tha sols agents of these safes. They are made of Bessemer steel and are absolutely fire-proof and burglar-proof. Tha great Chicago fire demonstrated the former fact, and the many at nature, sometime perpetuate ttseir, and so the Senior class met under the inspiration of a day which, la all its services, front begin YAI SOCK COAL. nkt Pnre Anthracite. 'teontains 10 ter cent.

Pare Cwrroa. It will OUT LAST ANT OTHtH OOAi, the same amount of heat In a given tin tmttN NOtUNKEKS. ha. UBIIKtfcaaAWT OTHER Oosl i the best Had of PITTSrOX At the follow- In yd, Del'd Too. Ton.

Ton. 6r. and EsTr 60 00 $3 06 $1 65 ft ,.) 6 80 6 20 3 IS 170 QAli guM AOS 645 S30 180 it 6 Ml 8 SO 15 1 TO 4W 6 00 0 140 tie wholesale and retail At onr varK 1 iS fcwh. we and 2 Hambnm-eui Aim 8 South St V-u, .4. GEO.

ENUKRT CO, Sole Aewta for Boeheitr And Vicinity. the greatest works in these arts had been per- About 3 o'clock this morning an alarm of lormeo. upon literature, also, it exerted ning to end, and in the glory of the summer sunshine, had been thoroughly bright and en wonderful and marked influence. No book was so quoted, and it had been translated into 200 different tongues. Mora than any other PHILADELPHIA joyable.

The address of Dr. Robinson in the evening was, we venture to say, one of the had it occupied the attention and busied the finest specimens of the result of thorough fire was sounded from box number 65, corner of South avenue and Gregory street, and the department quickly turning aut settled themselves down for a long and tiresome run. South St. Paul street being torn up in the process of inprovement, the department was obliged to lengthen their course somewhat by going up Court street to South street, up South to Griffith and down Griffith to St. Paul pen of human genius.

training and exact study which those who listened to it and followed its wonderful and BUS HAT BCHOOL LIBRA KIER, 8UBDAT SCHOOL BKWARD8. runt wall njustuf atiohb, BOUUIt BARDDI9) FAULT BIBXJBI Asm, a fine assortment of th Celfitoiei TeacHsrs' Bitlu O. D.CROSVENOR 76 State Street. LAIN MOWER eloquent elaboration, are likely ever to be pnviledged to near. I ae delivery of such The rather abstruse them of The True and the Falsa in Christian Mysticism" was handled in a very satisfactory manner by Frank 8.

Dobbins, of Philadelphia. It presented the various phases of mysticism in religion and the different influence it exerted Terrible Accident. The house of Daniel Mingo, near Dresden, Yates county, burned Tuesday evening and three children aged respectively fourteen, eight and flv years, perished in the flames. Mingo, who is a widower, left the children alone in the bouse. Their bodies were found yesterday morning lying close together, the arms of the elder about the two younger ones.

Correspondence ot the bemocrat and Chronicle Warsaw, May 17, 1876. The initiatory steps towards the memorial service on Decoration day was taken last week, and a meeting of the oitisens held at the Grand Army rooms of Gibbs poet number 130. In order to get the organisation into a working shape, a committee was appointed by each religious denomination in the village, vis: The Episcopal, Presbyterian, Congregational, Methodist, Baptist, Roman -catholic, and the German-lutberan, as also the Warsaw Union school and Gibbs post, to consist of flv each, who met and proceeded to work up the details. General L. W.

Thayer was invited to act a PRKaiDKirr or thb dat, and the board of village trustees also were asked to be present in an official capacity. close-knit statement of scientific thought and development, without, note or aid of any kind, clear, unbroken, powerful to tht oloee. Democrat and CtonicleC npon the Christianity of the present day. was a lesson or the very highest value. The address was thoughtful, somewhat meta- The commencement of the examination of pnysical Dut very pleasing.

the Senior class was largely assumed by Dr. James nr. 11. Dudley, of Brooklyn, spoke Stoves and Tinware. upon me subject, Influence of Creed upon Robinson, who kept several members of the class on tenter hooks for a time, but who, on the whole, acquitted themselves exceedingly 1,400 Sold by Us in this Vicinity.

In presenting our Pbic List of th PhO-a-crxfhia Lawr Mown for tha Centennial year of "76, we beg leave to call th attention of tbe public to tbe largely increased sales of these machines, as an evidence that they continue to have the approval of those requiring such an implement. They are now in use in nearly all countries where a beautiful Lawn tempts of burglar in various parts of ths country to open them shows th truth of the latter fact. The safe of Sunderlin Sc. cAliaster weighs 10,000 pounds, and is a masterpiece ot mechanism and beauty of construction. One of Sargent Greenleafs superior time locks has been attached to this safe.

This lock, which is so justly celebrated in every part of the country, after being set for unlocking at a certain hour, cannot be unlocked until tbe arrival of that hour by any person. In view of this fact it will be seen that no burglar can open the safe or force any one by threats tn open t- naracwr." i he character of nations or in dividuals partook in a measure of the nature welL street again at the canal bridge. Nevertheless they mad good time and were at the fir in time to do good service. The Br was discovered by nicer Wordell, who pulled the box. It was situated in a barn on the premises of a widow woman named Mrs.

Katharine Donivan on Munger street, a few rods from South avenue. The entire lower portion of the barn was burned out and whatever articles it contained, consisting ot garden tools, etc. The building was valued at $500 and was insured for It is supposed that the fire was kindled by some parties who had been there stealing chickens. Several of Mrs. Donivan's pet hens were found lying in the yard near the house with their necks twisted, which led to this very proliable belief.

The department re-urned to the city about 3 o'clock. THE COTTAGE FLY TEAP of the Deity worshipped. Men who wor Nickel-Plated Tea and Caret Pots and 4 aatora. We have jnst received a fine stork of these goods in both plain and engraved patterns. They will not tarnish or mar from ordinary use, are much lower in price than silver-plate and are kept clean and brilliant by simple washing.

Call and examine. H. E. SHArrkB, 39 State street. The topic of discussion was sin, its elements.

shipped beasts were themselves bestial. its universality, its forms, its power, redemption through Christ and by the power of the Those who worshipped the venal and lecher ous were themselves lecherous and venal. The Holy Spirit the Scripture teaching on the whole subject. influence exerted upon character by the religious creeds followed was shown by exam is appreciated The audience was larger than on any previ KBIT'S IDTEHTHKaKm. 3a Cttcck Found William MorrilU Warted Ma 118 Mill street, It- tear for Sale He.

108 La I. avenue. BAfer Wanted O. U. ButlelirB.

Si', -utl" Wanted William Weeding. for bA.e-5o- Lancaster street. Br for 6'e If. Trf Wumr. StAsamerio Cured Pref IVHy.

8ctc Rei.t-uiiam McCarthy. lTj.lfl for OneJ And CLatcoJ. Areata Wanted J. B. Ford A Oo.

feed, 4n-. BL Newoors. rd James Xadiiea. Slate elioot HjIao House. toons E.

A Sash, t.n i- Merriam ft Co. Jam Vases Vicx. r' itroniAl Novelty Store Martin Jt Tavlor. James Ounnir.pham 4 Son. 20 76 ADd 76 tate street.

ittk Sale W. R. Calkins ft Co. ples taken from rrotestant. Catholic and hea ous occasion, and to other noted arrivals The committee adjourned for on week and the matter begins to assume a practical shape which will develope more fully as the time draws near.

A FAMOUS WTIX CASS. In the year 1871, a very interesting will case was brought before the surrogate ot this county, involving the disposition of some fifty or sixty thousand dollars. The facta as gathered by your correspondent are substantially as follows: A man named John Borden lived in Michigan for about thirty years, up to the year lSiiil, during which time he gathered together quite a quantity of this world's goods not by any strategetical policy of finance, but by purchasing real estate then countries. The one true creed was pointed out, and the only safety was to cling to there was noticeable the presence of John B. Trevor, the great friend of the seminary, Btylt.

Bttjuirtd. WHqht. Pries Roller- A Lady Wins. 00 64 inch wheels, 34 1H OO A Youth, 37 9)00 One Man, 41 IK 00 41 24 00 Width. 10 Inch, la 14 Eft 18 10 tnac whose princely gifts have not only made the George F.

Linfleld, of Randolph. de A magnificent Display. Extraordinary inducement offered this month in three large departments by Burke, FitzSimons, Hone plain and embroidered linen and lawn suits, silk saoques, Llama lace shawls, India cashmere and Paisley shawls. They also make a special offering of 10,000 sun umbrellas and parasols from low cost to the best made, at prices lower than has ever been offered. institution powerful and permanent, but has secured to Rochester a valuable addition to oo 2d 00 O.T1AR F.

BINNEY. CI' 4 it for him. It may be seen from the above facts that Sunderlin McAUaster have taken a wise precaution in securing one of these safes, when we consider that this firm is compelled to carry one of the largest and finest stocks of goods in the line of diamonds, watches, jewelry and silver ware in the United States. They must protect themselves against burglars and against fire. By this step they show their wisdom and their foresight.

The safe is well worth any one's time to see and examine in detail. It may also be added that the Ellis testimonial will remain in Sunderlin McAllaster's show windows until Saturday, where it may be seen and admired by all. A DClloa Parlor Farnltnre. lit. Arrest Last Evening oa the rfaaree of Fal.e Representation.

Both Sldea of tne Story. TOWN TALK. at a low cgure and holding it for a rise, or till the property, which was well situated, bad become valuable. He removed to the yillrga ot Perry, in this county, about the year 1867, and shortly after, showed symptoms of aberration of mind, so much so that a commission de lunatico inquirendo was in Life Insurance. Before insuring your life, examine the merits of the Convertible life policy of the United Mates Life Insurance company of New York, Warranted to work as represented or no sal.

When ordering machines mention width of cut and style. STEELE AVERY 80LK AGENTS. 44 and 46 State Street. BETTl IET Only ne lodger in the police station at Last evening Omar F. Binney was arrested by Detectives Hughes and Lauer on a warrant sworn out by William Clark, a saloonkeeper on West Main street.

The warrant charged Mr. Binney with having falsely and fraudulently represented to Clark that he was 2lock this morning. its sources of wealth and influence. With the growing endowment of the seminary and the rapid growth and increasing value of the Bruce library, the Rochester theological seminary bids fair to become the leading educational power of a religious character in the state. At 10:30 a.

m. the board of trustees met and passed memorial resolutions on the death of A. R. Pritchard and Professor Hackett. The former has left (4.000 to the endowment fund of the seminary, and Dr.

Hackett has bequeathed almost his entire library, which was one of great value, to be added to the Bruce library. The reports read having shown a deficit of several thousand dollars in providing for current expenses, owing to the large number of beneficiaries, Mr. Trevor, with characteristic promptness, at once supplied The Elmira Gazette calls Rochester the mpowerspachblock city." stituted and a committee was appointed to take charge of his estate, while he was assigned quarters in the insane hospital of the duly -authorised agent of the board of ex Only one clearance yesterday, that of cise commissioners; that he authorised the Wyoming county poor-house, where he i'. boat Pallas bound for Buifalo. livered in an earnest and forcible manner a finely written address npon the interesting subject of The True Union of Church and State." The speaker started out with the two staetments that, first, no Stat could live without religion, and, second, no religion fostered by the state could live.

These statements might appear to clash, but in reality they did not. It was a matter of history that no state without religion had ever lived and flourished. The experiment had been tried in France, but had failed. The religion ot God was driven out, but the religion of reason came in. No religion fostered by the state could live, but this did not mean a particular church.

The true relation between the state and the church all that could be with safety was then carefully and clearly discussed. At the conclusion of the address, the speaker was heartily applauded. Richard F. Mc Michaels, of Buffalo, delivered a very interesting address upon the subject, "Policy versus Principle." The oration was a good one, and was delivered in an earnest and engaging manner. The speaker discussed carefully the two heads of his subject and showed the position very many held at the present day in the churches regarding them.

Policy was in many cases made to take the place of morality. Minis remained until his death, which took place in by said board te receive for them or in their -Foot persona hare die-i from Trichina at i ma, Steuben conntT, within a fo day. the fall of 1871. After his death, among bis papers, was 1 last one yesterday and several name to be paid to them the money he received for licenses. Believing this statement, Clark paid Binney on or about April 11th, twenty dollars, which tha latter We have six handsome and in fact elegant parlor suits, which we will sell at almost nothing.

W. R. Caulkins AS new auction house, 32 East Main street. Large lot of carpets of all kinds. Steam Cleansing and Dyeing.

The Old and Responsible. I). LlUitY'S FOrnro FI8 LAST WTLU rs are sick from the same cause. THE EE3T iy MARKET. Wholesale and Retail at CAMPBELL'S Stove Store.

Si Exchange street. Millinery and Fancy Goods. and testament, which devised his property as follows: One-half of his estate, or The man recently found in Auburn half was bequeathed to the American board of 500 Boies Paper, at 12c per Box. 500 15o 6 Dos, Gents' Soft Eed Bill Books at $1 each 12 Dot. Ladies' Pocketbooks, good, 25o each 12 Dos.

36-inch Shawl Straps, Sickle Plata and Kickle Finish, a good article, 25c each which presents features suited to all ages and conditions. Full particulars given by Manning Gibbard, agents, 122 Powers'! block. Pbompt Patmext. The Holland Purchase Insurance company, through their agent, Robert Martin, West Henrietta, paid on Tuesday last, $1,2110 to James McNall of the latter village, being the amount of insurance on his buildings destroyed by firs on Sunday evening. Auction.

See advertisement of auction sale by W. R. Caulkins of 32 East Main street, oa Friday of this week, at number 21 Elm street. A Worthy Object. The friends of Richard Smith, the gentleman who was run over by number 3 engine New Year's eve, and who has since been unable to earn anything for his family, have tendered him a complimentary benefit to come off at Germania hall, 175 North Clinton street, on Monday evening.

May 29. Several of the leading singing societies and musicians have kindly volunteered their services for ths occasion. As it is a worthy object, we hope the entertainment will prove a success pecun-iarly for Mr. Smith. the needed funds to cancel all obligations.

Nearly sixty persons at the seminary, including such as are receiving preliminary instruction at the university, have been sustained by the board during the past year at an outlay of over 110,000. Professor Whittemore, who has for so many years so acceptably served the seminary as acting professor in the Hebrew department, having closed his engagement with the bowl commissioners for foreign missions; one-quarter, or 1 12,000, to the American Bible society; one-eighth, or 16,000, to the Home missionary society, and one-eighth, or 16,000, to the American tract society. As Borden was a bachelor, and not having any intercourse with his relatives, it was sun- i I from terrible wounds his throat and v. was thought to have been foully dealt 9 .1, has coniessed that he did the deed in attempt to commit suicide. -The alumni meeting of the theoloeical joary will take place this morning at 10L nek at the Second Baptist church.

Toe "ess will be delivered by Her. E. G. Tay-S D. 1., of Providence, R.

-Yeeuniay morning John Zubert ters conformed the teachings of the Bible to men and the times, instead of conforming the men and the times to the Bible. The in Call and beConunced that I hare Bargains to Offer W. J. Rev. Howard Ogood, one of the finest He- 1 brew scholars in the country and a most ex- i cellent and amiable gentleman, was uuani- moosly elected the professorship of the Hebrew chair, and to whom, also, it he will posed the terms of the will would be carried into effect without opposition.

But when the probate day came, his brothers and next of kin appeared as contestants to the will and sought to break the same by reason, as they claimed, of his unsound mind at the time the will was made. Hon. H. L. Comstock, of Canandaigua, and Hon.

L. A. Hayward, at fluence of personal motives upon men's actions in religious and moral matters, as showing the exertion of policy against principles accent the rMtnonsiViilitv. will he rtnmmitted Waverly Book Store. clearly depicted and the true the care of the Bruce library, which, of it- ot right BEAUTY ECONOMY These considerations bad all of ott Ctmtwn-er to the conclusion that BETTER ATISFACTION is given in 01 MILLINKRT.

DLPAKTMENT than can be had elsewhere in Rochester for the same amount ot money. OUR SPECIALTY Is the production of ths most tasty and stylish 1KI H31EII HATS and IJO.VV ETS, and w. are always pleased to afford opportunities fir comparison. ON SHORT NOTICE Anything selected will be made to order, sad entire Batisfaction guaranteed. W.

A. DOANE CO 45 47 East Main-St. LOT OF instead of paying to tha board, appropriated to hi own use. It is also said that Clark is not the only person from whom Binney has received money on such representations. Several other parties who have paid money to Binney have applied, or are about to make application for warrants for his arrest.

They say they do not propose to be humbngged without taking some steps towards bringing the impostor to justice. The board of excise also claim that Binney has been accustomed to go to saloon keepers and tell them that if they would pay so much money he would obtain a license for them. In this way Binney has taken into his own hands, without any authority, business which belonged to the board. On the other hund, Binney says that he was employed by the late board of excise to collect those bills which liquor dealers had been delinquent in paying. In return for this work he was to receive ten per cent, of all sums collected.

Under this contract he went forward and collected a large amount of money, which he handed over to tha board without deducting his ten per cent, commission. When the new board came into office he was told that bis services were no longer needed and that there was no money coming to him. Binney says that as he had been to considerable expense in making collections and as be had not received his commission, in order to save himself he appropriated th money h. had in his possession. He also says that instead of owing the board money, they owe him; and when the opportunity is given him be proposes to explain tha matter to the this village, appeared in behalf of the heirs, and Hon.

George F. Danforth, of your city, and E. E. Farman, of this place, for the legatees and executors. The case occupied much time and the evidence was quite voluminous, covering over 1,000 pages of manuscript, 100 self, is now a most important tru-t.

Dr. Osgood's election was only accomplished after a most thorough knowledge of his cauacity and the strongest endorsement of the very highest authority as to his scholarship and general power as an educator. Rochester may therefore pride itself on the addition of another ex- platform upon which to stand carefully shown. John W. Payne, of Cincinnati, spoke upon "The Wold The nature of the address is easily inferred by the title.

It is but stating the truth to say that Mr. Payne handled it in a very original and pleasing manner, giving to his auditors much satisfac- STEAM DYEING AND Cleansing Establishment, 200 Yards North of Y. C. R.R. Depot Corner Plait.

Ladles' and Gentlemen's Garments Cleaned a Colored without and presBd nicely. Also FeAtheraand Kid liloves Cleaned or Colored. BpeciAl attention paid to doing up Laos Curtains and Coloring VelTets. Goods Djed Black every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Package railed for and delivered to any part or the City.

Goods relumed In one week. Goods received And returned by Express. Bills collected by fexpreas Company. Er-1 have no A as Customer ran do their bnslneo with me Cheaper than through an Agent. Address 1.

LISA. I Cor. Purr ROCHESTER, N. T. ST DUXN Dye House.

111 WBST MA.Tt-ST. FINE WAI.I.FTS FINE WALLETS USE WALLETS AH! AND BTI.L PILL B(OK8t BILL B'J JBj! MAGAZTTBI JUNE MAUA7.1.NK JLMi MviAZlllia AT AT WKLD A ACKSOW.W. Th liant social circle, and another scholar to its tion in before them. long list of intellectual athletes. Res- Tbe Coal Business.

Now that people are beginning to put in their season's supply of coal while the prices rule low, it is well to consider the merit of the various varieties offered by the dealers. The Loyal 8ock coal is attracting a good deal of attention just at this time. It has had, and is now receiving, the best run of the trade in Buffalo of any coal that ever was put on that market. This coal makes no clinkers, has little or no slate, burns freer and lasts longer than any other coal offered in this market, For sale at our yards, ii Exchange street and 2 Hamburgh street. Gxoaua E.t gkrt Sc.

Co. olutions complimentary of Professor Whittemore both as a gentlemen highly esteemed and as a laborious, conscientous and faithful teacher were unanimously ordered to be prepared and presented to hint. The filling of the chair of Biblical literature and New Testament exegesis made vacant by Dr. Hackett's death was for the present left to the executive oti cxrner of Exchange place and l. i street was broken open and a ruckles taken.

The burglar or burg-' irs effected an entrance through a grate oa v-r cidewAik. The Koch esters last evening voted to the state artociation. the season tickets ig aatiafactorily arranged wirh the other cae. Thtry play tLe Unknowns on Saturday the Fralikiui of Auburn, on Tuesday of ti week. Yesterday the highest temperature was and the lowest 51', with falling barome-t-.

southerly winds and fair weather. Rising higbr temperature, southerly and Aterly windg And clear to cloudy weather -ce reported fnm the west at midaight. For Rome days past it is understood that tne number of employes on the Mew York Overal railroad have been reduced. In ac-CTdAncej with this general reduction, thirteen ij who work in the freight yards in the lAera part of the city were discharged. me of them have worked there for mora an twenty years.

Yesterday morning it was announced tl at frt'fettT Arnold, of this city, had i in ted a picture of the celebrated Holtein in Uadison county, to be sent to the cen-i cniaL It was painted instead by George A mold, the well-known sign-painter, and an tist of good ability. The picture is an ad-1' irable one, and can be seen at Arnold's ace on State street. Bridget Joyce, who lives on Francis itreet, and who is so well known to the police, tkicame somewhat intoxicated yesterday afternoon and disturbed ber neighbors eonsider-i-jlv. Omcer McBurney found it necessary BOSTON 99 world lived under an established order of things and each individual rested under constant and binding obligations. The word "ought" was in our vocabularies, and the feeling ought" in our consciences and could not be removed.

Upon this Mr. Payne built up a very interesting address. Alanson H. Putnam, of Brantford, came next upon the programme, with an oration upon the subject Greatness Necessary for True Service." Nothing so singled a man from his fellows as the thought that God had for him a special particular work to perform which none other could do. when he becomes impressed with a personal responsibility.

Men seldom attained any individuajity.until they became impressed with this idea and acted upon it. committee who will see it provided with the Ct STOKE Block. pages being occupied by the testimony of Dr. B. L.

Hovey, of your city, and several expert doctors. The case was ably summed by by the eminent counsel soma two weeks afterward, and the case submitted. Of course it took a great deal of time for the surrogate to look over the testimony, being some 1,500 pages or more, and now this long and closely contested case, which has been pending since 1871, has come to a termination by a settlement between the parties. Tha estate amount, now to 160,000. mostly in government bonds, and the legatees under the will retire from th contest and relinquish all claims npon the estate by the heirs paying them the sum of 15,000, about enongh to pay the casts of the legatees.

The surrogate has appointed William Borden, a brother of the deceased, and R. T. of Batavia, administrators to settle the estate, COLO WxaTHxk, but not so cold as last spring. With all the comments upon the backwardness of the present season, those who know a keep a record of the weather say that last year snow fell upon the 3d, 4th and 7th of May a depth of three inches on the 7th and that ice half an inch thick formed on a pail of water standing in the open air on tha nisrht of the satisfaction of all and show that ha is the snjured innocence. 40 nrnpoHD-MT.

Saw-Orders left at either place will be promptly attended to. Books and Stationery. Ilyland House, Dansvllle. By an announcement elsewhere, it will be seen that the proprietor of tha Hyland house, Dansvills, has made ample preparations for the accommodation of delegates and visitors to the state sportamens' convention at Geneseo, thus relieving ths latter village from the pressure which will be made upon her hotels, Yocko cocilks just beginning housekeeping will do well to take a word of advice DORA BLCJI. Rochester' most Notorloa and Mkll MISSES best attainable talent.

A movement was also initiated to improve the German department by providing for the separation of much rudimeatal instruction, properly the work of the common school or academy, from the theological department now greatly weakened by the mingling of these studies. It is believed that the German students home will become a training school for this purpose, and be placed under some masterly mind with this in view, as soon as the property has been relieved of the mortgage still due on it and which the German professors hope to extinguish during the present year. ment of LADIES' ml Pickpocket Acala Behind Prison Kara Her falaailpalatloa at a tUis C. Richmond, of Geneva, gave ample evidence of the peculiar and superior talent he possesses in the able oration ha delivered upon the subject Not Behef, but Believers." It discussed the difference between Paneral Interrupted ky Officer Be nils Two Pocketbooks Poand In a Powers' A Large and Elegant Assort and CHIL TEIIIE These Hats are usually sol They are much better goo befora "We shall sell them False Porket Concealed Under bier from us. Of course they want a stiver tea set and it is necessary that they get one as nothing.

DESTRUCTIBLE CROQUET With Rubber Face Mallets. cheaply and economically as possible. To do this it is only necessary to go to Sunderlin ot cAliaster 18 Btate street, where Is not At various times during the past few years TJ HATSI for two and three dollars, ds than we have ever showa at our usual price, The examination of the middle class under Professor Wilkinson was very enjoyable and onlv shown the greatest and most varied stock of silver in tne city, but where the intoo. aod 10th of the aama nwwith. So there is no use despairing as yet, thouga farmers look a little down in th mouth," seeing that no spring grams have been put in the ground as yet, and here it is well nigh oa the abstract and the concrete in religious belief.

The need of the day was for religious men, not creeds; for practical Christianity, not idle theory. The world wanted not men's promises but fruits, not theory but practice. The eye of the world was not npon that vague thing, the church, but upon individual church members and this was the true test. We wanted men to whom the church could point and say, these are our confersions of faith. The lives ot the noblest representatives of Christianity were held aloft the terms are such as to be a great advantage to the purchaser.

to June. All the way that this state of things can be remedied is to set the calendar back just sixty days and everything will work to arrest ber and take ber to the polios station, where she proclaimed in a loud voice ber goodness and ptceableness, and protested as kmdly against being shut up for doing nothing. That bumble -of Galen, Doc Andrews, ho took more than was necessary for Lis stomach's sake the other night and in consequence was arrested by Officer Hurley, was fined ten dollar or sixty day yesterday morning. This is the second time within a few weeks that Doc has been in the cooler, and it is very probable that be will spend the few weeks to come with the hospitable Mr. McWhorters, of the M.

C. as he is all out of ready cash and cannot make a raise among his friends. finely. Call this month March, and then the weather is just such as one would expect. Ninety-nLne Gents.

the police have been troubled by the depredations of some skillful pickpocket. In several cases a woman named Dora Blum has been spotted as the guilty party, and proof of unmistakable certainty has been established against her. But there have been very many cases where the police have been secretly satisfied that Dora was the right party when it has been impossible to fasten the guilt npon her. Not king since Dora was caught in tbe very act of taking a purse from a lady's pocket in the auction rooms of Yost Close, then located on Front street. She was released on bail, and it was supposed was living a life of innocence and virtue.

Yesterday, however, events occurred which showed that her ruling propensity was still uppermost, and that her fingers felt a constant itching to get hold of something they had no right to touch. MUSICAL. By the oe of a Rubber Face the Mallet ls rendered Indestructible, and prevents th Balls from being split or even dented In playing. A more scientific game can be played with this style of Croquet than with any other, as ths Rubber Face on the Mallet gives a certain elasticity to the stroke. Prices, from $4.00 to tT.OO per Set.

The trade supplied at manufacturer's prices. The cantata of Belshazzar was given in this E.J.WARD place for three evenings, vis. the 3d and 4th, and repeated by request the 12, to crowded houses. Professor Alexander Barnes has made some very warm fiiends in this valleys sprightly. A large audience was present.

The exercises were as follows First General ma-rim, governing the construction ot sermons, nineteen in all, which were taken up raidiy, seriatim, by members of the class. Second Skeleton of a sermon and its criticism. The criticism was fierce and showed how much fight and love of battle there is even in a gentle-faced theolagua. It was so destructive that even Dr. Robinson cried out mercy and asked if there was no defender.

On which a smart New England boy arose and said, "Yes, sir, I shall defend that skeleton as Daniel Webster defended Massachusetts, when pointing with his extended hand in imagination to his own great state exclaimed, Gentlemen, there she is So I shall please the gentleman by pointing t- this skeleton of a sermon and, liks Webster, say "There she is!" One of the critics sharply complained of a sermon which followed, by saying it reminded him of the catching of wasps by boys in summer time. as beacon lights to mankind. 1 he practical example of a truly good Christian was worth more than 10,000 works uion speculative and theoretical theology. The address was one of the best of the evening and was warmly applauded. The theme of the address of H.

C. Tedder, of Rochester, was "The Theology of the Future." The subject was fresh and interesting and was ably handled, holding the close attention of the audience. The Vjlh century was emphatically an era of progress as men and Private, for Ladles. Mrs. Dr.

Burner gives ber celebrated private lecture this afternoon, to lay lies only, at Corinthian fa all. loors open at o'clock; lecture begins at 3, prompt. Dr. Burner speaks, to gentlemen only, to-night on Man-hood, etc. Joseph Ho a dace.

J. F. Shaw, the enterprising music dealer, 16 and 1H Main street bridge, has just issued, in neat pamphlet form, the libretto of Joseph's Bondage." The four principal melodies are certainly worth more than the price asked for the work, which is only fifteen cents. As the celebrated oratorio will soon be rendered in this city, all who expect to attend should procure copies at once. Real ttate Transfer.

S. W. Rochester, to ClarinthiaS. Powers' while conducting the rehearsals for this oratorio, and the choral union think of arranging with him for the production of other spectacular pieces the coming season. He gives Warsaw the name of having some very fine musical talept, as was evident at the concert.

Every part was filled and solo singers to spare, so great are our musical resources. The funeral of the lamented wife or ooienei AG MANUFACTORY! U. S. TENT Al FL JAME3 (Voidest Wedding. One ot those rare episodes in onr lives came off in the town of Gates on the 13th inst.

-that of the celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the married life of Calvin 8 perry and Sarah G. Sperry. Through the kindness of E. 8. Potter, tfm in-law, and hi estimable lady, the venerable pair was invited to their refeidenov together with uncles, aunta, Frederick Miller took place yesterday afternoon in the Franklin-street church.

The building was crowded with the many friends of tbs estimable woman, whose funeral they had newspapers were continually boasting. What then was the future to be I Wagner wrote of the music of the future and Swinburne and others tell us of tha poetry of the future, and now in a recent article in an English quarter-v was set forth the religion of the future. Scrantoi Wetmore 12 State-St. WALL PAPER In tact, some of our singers ve permanent engagements for Sunday at several of tha churches in Buffalo. Maohjtus.

TCRER OF- -9IAWCFAC $1,500 come to attend. Here, then, was a good field for Dora Blum, and she took advantage of it. Making her way into the crowd, dressed in a neat and respectable manner, any one looking ttaj Uionil, ivtineiit, property in Koca- ester. Consideration Mary J. Clreen, to Edwiu P.

Clapp, same who broke them in two ana cast tne stingea end away. tbs raooRAjfaa bmbbacko Tlie Rochester Water Work. place, two and 'Nj acres in the tow of Ku sh. Consideration 13,220.90 6. ataman, Kochrrjter, to Eliza J.

Below we publish an Interesting, condensed history of the water-works systems ot this at her would have thought her one or the most attentive and sympathising persons in the whole audience. At the conclusion of the services Officer Bern! who was present, was informed that Mrs. George Zimmer, sister-in- city, taken from the city manual recently issued by City Clerk Angevine. It presents, in concise and convenient form, much informa Baker, Macedon. property in Rochester, beiug part of lot 13 of the Mun- iper trai t.

Consideration Sylvester Urown 11 and wife, Wheatland, to IX)Dfd McNatighton, Caledonia, IJTiDtton county, 10.1 acres ui heailand. Cousideration Awnings, National Flags, Canvas Covers, Hammocks, Yacht Sails, Lawn Tents, Cousins, children, grandchildren, neighbors and friends who assembled to do honor to the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Sperry were among the very first of the pioneers who entered the then dense forest ot Gates, and have resided on the same farm on which they settled fifty years ago, while all the rest, with one or two exceptions, have crossed tbe dark river.

Mr. Sperry is the youngest of a large family of brothers and sisters, most of whom have passed away one brother, the Rev. Charles Sperry, is still living, resides in Minnesota, and i. eighty-Aix years of age; and one sister, Mr. Minerva Woodworth, of Cattaraugus county, who is eighty-one, are all that re- tion frequently needed, and will be found very convenient for reference: 1,310 CURTAINS The subject of supdItIdiT th citv of Rochester Clearances.

with water has ben agitated for many aod bvpran to assume definite form in ltitJO, when a It was stated as a religion which all would accept, when there would be but little difference in creeds as no creed would be much believed. The Catholic lion and the Protestant lamb would lie down together and a little child would lead them. But there was reason to beheve this millennial would never come. Natural theology stands to-day where did 2.000 years ago. From Socrates down to Foley it had not changed or advanced.

Revealed theology was a progressive science. It was in the word of God which did not change. Theology then could change only in form, not in substance. The theology of the future would be that of the past and present for it could not change founded by God himself. The last address was given by George F.

Wilkins of Warsaw. It was npon the sub-ject "The Duty of the Hour for Baptists." It was an able, thoughtful and earnest effort and reflected much credit upon the speaker. It dieenssed several points upon which the de law of Commissioner Zunmer, had lost ber pecketbook, and under such circumstances that she was satisfied it was the work of a pick-pocket. The officer at once set himself at work, and before a great while had fastened upon a woman who turned out to be no other than Dora Blum. She was greatly indignant at the supposition that she could do such a thing, and protested with water-works company was in existence, of which First Kinds of sermons.

Second Kinds of Argument. Third Kule. for chooein texts. Fourth Rules for treating cexta Fifth Advantages of the text. r-ixLh and criticism.

S-vntii Anal ais of sermons And criticism. Eighth The proper part, of A sermon. Tbe programme was an impossible one for a single afternoon, but the exercises were lively, inspiring and instructive. This ended the examinations of the week whicn have been fully up to those of the seminary's best years. The classes never had so many men of promise and power.

Tbe examinations were never attended by a finer amy of talent and representative men from ail parts of the country. THB GRADCATllifl KOCXBClSJta. The Second Baptist church was again well filled last evening, the occasion being tha Bochrstkr, May, 18, The following boats cleared from this city yesterday: Pallas, light, Buffalo. Buffalo ARrtrvBD May 18-17. -ANI Cbaries J.

Hayden was president. In September of that ytsara report recomniendinic Hemlock lake as a source of supply was made to the mayor and cummuQ count-ii oy ma iai Lanii manto. TfAAr Tlnnta I O'Gorman, Utham. A Avertson, John uiu.b. iaiuwui ciu engineer, cnaer me cnaner or inis company, work was prosecuted between Kocheeter aud i McCarthy.

Seymour, A Wolcott. Chad tears and pitiable beseechings against tbe in-diirnitv of the public arrant. But Officer wick. tSatiey, belye, Fiak. Crosby.

mil town, for procurement of water from a mill FIXTURES BER OF- Bemis' heart proved anything but susceptible pond in Hooeoye creek, and arter a reported ex- penditure of about $700,000, realised principally by tbe sale of tbe bonds of the company, the enterprise proved a faiiure, on account of defectiv to Dora's tears, and he escorted her to the mains to hull or his lamer lauiuj. an. Mrs. Sperry are both in their seventy-fifth year, hale and hearty. They both sprang from a hardy, long-lived race.

The wife was daughter of General Gilbert, of revolutionary fame, who died ih lSW, ag4 ninety-two. He was one of the first to respond to the call oi that centennial war, following its fortunes to the close, and leaving its bloody footprints police station. There she was searched and AXD JOB BOSTON MA Cotton Seine Twines, Cot STARK AND AMOSK concealed under her clothing was found a bag NILA ROPE! ton and Hemp Sash Cords. EAG- GRAIN BAGS, pians ana tne uae or imperTe-t matenais. On the 27th of April, lhT'J, an act was passed authorising tbe appointment of live water com nomination should bestow particular attention and discussed in a plain manner the peculiar vSJjtenDurK.

it Uoru, ttauroni, uetman, Ional(lHon, Williams, Baker, Manning, Chippewa. Col Brlnker, Wood. Oliver, Kezean, Hanour, Howell, Willi Alfred. Tanner, Boss, Frank i lotT, Ol boons. Clkarxd May 10-17.

O'Crormsn, Miel MOO corn Troy. Shaver, Kout oats dn Heed. Blcksbe THimJ wheat da SiSHon, Jewell KOUO do Cocking, McQueen HOOO do da Hamilton, Casper 7KU0 do dt Tyrell Bros, Tyrell MKH do lean. Thorp 7ivU do do 1 horp 7V or false pocket, artfully hidden. In it were found two pocket-books.

One of them was shortly afterward identified by Mrs. Zimmer as the one she had lost, but the other was not AX TOWER DERRICK'S missioners to propose and submit a plan ror supplying the city with pure and wholesome water, which plan, if approved by the mayor, was to be carried out by the said commiHsionera, and the surnincance of the age upon the Baptist faith. most interesting ot the commencement programme the graduation exercises of tha senior class. The programme was tediously long, although good effort was made to relieve it with music The reading desk was removed from the pulpit rostrum, leaving a Flax and Hemp Twines, Broom, Sewing, The parting address to the graduating funds ae4Aesanr were to be raised by the sale of class was then delivered by the president, Dr. identified and now awaits an owner.

Dora fails to account in any satisfactory the bonds of the city, payable in not less than On the l.ith of November, lbTa, the A. Strong, after which the benediction was pronounced and the audience dispersed. manner for the presence of Mrs. Zimmer oi.i. Mm nurse in her pocket, neither can she describe No.

6 Exchange-St. Key hoops and staves do comniUMioaers submitted their report, recommending a double system. Firstthe Holly direct-pressure system, specially denized for th suppreaHion of tire in the business portion Testimonial If ear tic to Nrs. Noah wide, free space for the speakers. Dr.

Strong, president of the seminary, presided, supported on either side by Professors Wilkinson and Osgood. The choir was a special one and the singing was much enjoyed. Its members Clark. Coffins Thou wheat da tbe contents of the second purse. Henoe it is evident she did not come honestly by it.

This As Rochester people are all aware there re i uie city oy water rrom treneaee nver ana a sup- Yi tnding and Hattress Twines, Cotton, Jute and 8ea island Twines, Gilling Thread, Drab and Whit Braided Sa.h Cord. WOOL AND TO Fishing Tackle, Jointed Rods, Bamboo, Japanese and Cane Poles, tioat Oars, Row Looks, Can Whifttetrees, Engine racking, Canvas Banting. TEATS AXI FL, AO AND 42 EXCHANCE ST Cotton VTct, Jut Kopa, Tarred Cordis, Marline, Houselin, bpun Yarn, Tackl Blocks, Resin, Tar, Pitch, Oakum and Spua Cotton, Brewers Pitch. BACCO TWINE! Carpet Warp, Ship Scrapers, Anchors, Bresa and Brash Wire, Kails, Needles, Knives, Palms, Broom Handles, and Improved Patent Lils Preservers. AGS TO BE XT.

REET, ROCHESTER. N. V. Merchant Tailor. makes three distinct and separate charges or fly for domestic pun0 by gravitation from, iemlock lake.

The mayor having approved the sides in our midst a lady who was formerly one of the most brilliant actresses upon tbs were Miss Emma Roderick, Miss Julia Jxtun- Docket pickins: aeainst Dora and it is proba plan, the contracts for same were let April lth, IHT.i, and on or about the 1st of Januarv, 1H74, the son, soprano; Miss Hattie J. Clapper, da do ao do do da do do M. Hewitt, alto; E. H. Arnold, J.

H. Monroe, ble that those of ber friends who would like to interview her had best do it pretty sooa before she retires from the public practice of Ho.lv worka wer out in otrenation for sunurvMsion of tire and other utw-H. 1 he Kravir.ati.ifr ttupply involved the construction of two lance reservoirs tenor; F. M. Bottumand W.

W.Chapin, basso. The programme of music was as follows Opening anthem, How beautiful npon the her profession to private and secluded quar and the i tug au iron conduit a distauce of tweu-ty-eigbt rubra, and also necerary work at Heui- GEO ters. Iock laxe to tap tne name i.iahj ret rrom snore. From the wnen the 11 oil worka were first out Officer Bern is deserves much credit for the manner in which Ls worked op the job. It mountains, by Webb; De joyrui, in by Buck; Te Deum, in Buck; and Lot Eoots and Shoes.

upon the snows at Valley forge ana eise- i where. A sister ot Mrs. Sperry, aged eighty-tour, was present, having rode twenty miles to attend the festival, enjoyed the festivities as well as the rest, and returned home in tbe evening. The Rev. Mr.

Wicks, pastor of the First Presbyterian church in Gates, was present, and whose kind and gentlemanly bearing added much to tbe enjoyment of the occasion. The afternofin was spent in mutual reunion and in wit and mirth, in joke, retort and repartee, in speeche and songs, presants choice, rare and unique were handtd in. and all went merry a a marriae bell. Letters of co-igratulation from Baltimore, New York, Madison county, Pennsylvania, u-onsia and Nevada were read and appreciated scenes and incidents of pioneer life were rehearsed; the log cabins, the carriage ride on ox-fleda, the piano ramie of the spinning-wheel, and the clatter of the hand loom all came up in perspective; and then came refreshments, after which took our leave of the venerable pair. The benediction was reverently pronounced and each wended his way homeward.

Woman'a state Tern per. are I'aleB. Yesterday morning the Women's Christian temperance union commenced its session at HornellsviU. Dele-ais were present from nearly ail the counties in the Stat and much aa fast as city mains wre laid, although to the HeuiliMs system, thy was good detective work. American stage, and whose talents and genius were universally acknowledged.

For many years he has lived here in comparative seclusion, but is now to be again brought forward by the voluntary testimonial rendered her by many of our most liifluantial Cltli'h. TB TXSTIICORIAL. BoCBxsTxa, May 15th, 1370. MrM. VT.

G. XoaK: liEAB hadam: We, the andersiffned, desire to tender you acomplnnentAry benelil as an evidence of our Appreciation of your talent as a great artiste and worth as a resident, and would request that you would name An early day and the character most preferable to you, but if we might suggest Mr. HaUrr would give us great pleasure. Zion's watchmen now awake, cross, ine last named was sung as a mala quartette by Newhall, Oatman 7tH) do Sherman A Iewta, Brown 7k0 do It 8 t.ardner. Kickins r-sjO do 11 Clark, Master ht ity do 1 Kelly, AlstineTlMK) do Irwin Sloan.

1'av KHH) rye Bun k. Wool 7.0to wheat Superior, John on corn Stout, Santera VKiK) wheat Clark, lHiusiiig 14tMoaU JC (i Gillespie, lsurthrop wheat 1 Brooks, Brook 7M3l'o Howard, Wilder 7i' do I'arker, WhaleD 1' Hanour, Nmrtauph M4M) corn A buncan. Mason 77 HO wheat Wells, CaveiiAtfh 1 PJoO oats Kendrick. Brft'lhet-k lumber artili. Koyce 7iss wheat Knikcht.

Collint H'rstf corn Hon Kobinson, Chapman 7800 wheat lVsse. Chapman 7hHI do I. iark, Cournen 770 do Miami, McCormick Breaky, McCormick TrvoU wheat Godfrey. Cook 77tKdo Jacket, lender MMMi corn A AlberiMon. Pratt 7,00 wheat Willie Alfred, lruary 7741 de F.

Grant, Bowley 7ho0 do Messrs. Arnold, Monroe, Bottum and Cbapin, The Black Crook in a very pleasing and excellent style. do do do do do d- do do do do de do do do tW The programme of the Opera house last were lilled witk water from the river and kept under pretwsure by the pumps until the amount bad reached a total of fifty four miles. On tha of Januarv, l7u, the Hemlock lake water waa put Into tbe refiervoirs, and soon thereafter in the city pi(eft, with the exception of about seven and a half milts belonging to aud operated by the Hull system. The graduates were thirteen in number, mm evening was a varied one in several respects.

While some portions of it were first-class, and each one presented an address requiring from twelve to twenty minutes in delivery. READ H. F. VAN DAKE'S Xcw Advertisement. These addresses were unmistakably of a higher others were very inferior.

The contrast between tbe principal performers and the others Great Mi twotn systems are now in operation. The follow uig are some of tbe statistics of tha nespecii uuj juui ork: is so great that it mars the enjoyment ot tbe John H. wiioa. H. Mutsrhlr, audience.

Miss Ada Laurent is a charming 61 Miles of cast-iron pipe in llolly system in city MileH of cast iron pipe in domestic system in city Milea of 24 inch cast-iron conduit pipe order, both in material and delivery, than those generally heard upon such occasions. Tbe greater number of the graduates are older than the majority of men just leaving the seminary, and their productions were characterised by a solidity and earnestness rarely equalled. As stated yesterday morning. dansrxu, In fact, she is the who.le corps de ballrt. Miss Jennie Miaoo, in her skipping- 7M rou ir.ij rope dance was very dexterous and graceful.

E. B. Fenner, C. I. Phillips.

C. Larsons, B. Frank KnMi, rtXWV RsVlllrwJ, H. HiM-ntiUtl, (jeorv) H. Iads, HtrfleA Avery, N.

H. (ialusha, Charles 1. Burrn. Alexander Hon, i Herman Caaf. allies of 4 inch wrouifht-tron conduit pipe Miles of 3ti ItH-h wrourbt-iron conduit oioe oitve.

KoiertM corn Hreed, Coe do Surout. in ui TlfOO whitat do do da do do do Little Basin, ds do Tons wan da. 1U U. bhuart. (ieorp It.

WUlianu, K. A i. vine, luchitaoad. John 11. Hill, Jsy KiiKru, Asher Bir, W.

H. Cheney, Chart- 1-itzSimofiS, Patrti Matooa, h-u. VV lone, hiiiion Haa, The musket and bayonet drill of Charles and Carrie Austin was a surprising display of nrecision and rapidity of movement. Charles Hemlock lake beven miles tnree-fourths Ladles1 Congrea Gaiter. Youths', loys 00 1 as enthusiasm was manifested.

The convention do do tbe newly graduated ministers nave nearly all been called to important and lucrative pueitions, and there is no doubt that the class do do Austin especially is a wonder in himself. A Mi-Knight, Jones lumber A Wjker, Seibert do Barrows, Bird do Barnea, Scott, light Nilpon. Iluu do 50 75 of a nule wide: water-shed -forty-two aiuare miles; height above Kocheeter three hundred and eighty -etKiit feet; depth of water forty to on hundred feet; Uuah reservoir distant ten miles from city hall; height above citv two hundred and forty five feet; capacity depth of P. Bullivan, as the magician filled his part was addressed by Mrs. Katlord M.

Thatcher. It was responded to us tiie part ot the convention by Mrs. Allen Butler of Syracuse, do and Children' to the entire satisfaction of the audience as of .6 will be enabled to won muca goou mar kind in their future stations in life and Theodore W. Toae, 8. N.O About, Clinton Hall, Fd L.

Adauia, 0000 wheat Lorkoort. HUe, their plaudiu showed. The Miaoo brothers reflect much credit upon their alma mater. president of tbe union. The report ot the committees and auiiiuary unions consumed in their double trapese act were very daring, The first speaker upon the programme was Samuel H.

Anderson, of Fairfax, Vt. His water nineteen to twenty reai; lenm oi mu nan lament on inner front an le three-fourths of a mile. I IMt. Hope reaervoir distant from city hall hall about one and three-fourths mil; height a burs city one hundred and twenty-eeven ft; capacity about gallons; depth of water ilf- the day. They were quite favorable and showed that the cause of temperance was 09 3S 50 Ti 50 75 75 00 and performed feat seldom attempted by trapeze performers.

At the close of their exhibition an occtiireiac) took place which Chippewa, Miller, iron, Martinsville. t-anford. Eager iiRht Albion. Cahal ntRtoBTtv (Tolls included) To Hew York: heat at tic; corn at pine lumber to Albany 75; ditto to Nw York f-i Ho: hardwood ft 00 extra to Albany and Mi to New State to New York over toll Commercial Advertiser. do do do do Berg Polish Boot do do do do do do do do do Serge Foxed Boot do do do Berg Foxed Buttoned.

do do do Pel Goat Polish. do do do Serge Sewed Buskins. theme was "The Spirit of Monopoly in tte- Has. Hi Ja'S BKPtiT. RcM'Bkktks, J.

May 17th, 1S7A. To ft. Prtrofw, Hinum liny, W. H. Chmyt tifwgt I WtUi-iiru, O'Oi'j Maine, John U.

WU-liana and other i w-wti mi kn I am dee-ply Impressed by your Suits Ready Hade; gaining streiigtn in the various parts of the state. Lest eveniBg a mass temperance con- ligiuo" and was discussed in a manly outspoken manner, which found ready approval might easily have' had a fatal result. WU teen to sixteen do do da do do do do do do do do do do do da was addressed by Mrs. in the minds of the audience. I he address bam Miaoo slipped from his brother's hold and fell from a height of several feet on the Total coat of Holly works, about Total cottt of domestic system, about Total rtaLexl rKtav'itv csooduit lias from lake.

very i1ait-rtnic communication tendrin(c mm a tes Ruda. of We lnvid and Mrs. M. T. Burt, ot LKOIL NEWS, embodied much thought and careful study -AT- chairs just behind the orchestra.

Th broth O.OtSj.OtMJ alio dm daily. Auburn. Tit ry interesting and were listened -m. attention by timonial wnni ami the "Stranffv-r." it will afford me trn-al piviur to compiy with your reonest on Friday eeaiug, ers took the mishap coolly, th on smiling, 'total rated capacity or iiouy woraa, T.uw.uov gallons daily. aaAsTATa SSlSOIHO to THS citt tBD pott th other Tidentiy more chagrined than May do do do I hurt.

Th audience was excited, and would th? audience. Personal. Cosjuty Court an Si Co art ef fleastosis. Presented udff Hulett real ding; H. Jones, John Bo rat, justice of sessloua KoHsfrrsw, May IT.

Number 17 James McMannt vs Julia Tally. i 00 I 35 75 85 1 00 1 85 1 2S 1 75 VATSa WOK. rknak wsMtr, Am aratar rHcrrita nia not allow the performance to go en, till the do do do do do do da do do Mavor Roache and wife, of Hamilton, Miaoo brothers reappeared, when Samuel Brown's race, kmina leet front and extending to addressed them.swssuring them that his brother The Keecher Tbe sale of seaU for the lecture Thursday May 25th opened at Dewey's yesterday and th seats were engaged in very promising Gent's Oxford Tie. the Genesee river. One lot, fronting pump-house, and lylnff between mill and race; street being OO teet front on Mill have been in the city a day or two visiting som of our noted public institutions.

As it is designed to build at Hamilton a re This W3ek! was not hurt, that they had appeared, nearly every theater In the United tales and HAV JIST RECK1VED a Ilii.K USB Or LADIES' FINE STATIONERY! BOX PAPERS! aire. had never met with such an accident hefor. Balmoral Congress Gaiters. Kip Boots Calf Boots do do do do 00 3 OO One pine vard lot lv In between rinacie avenue formatory similar to our House of Refuge, Mavor Roache has examined hat institution. Corner Main ard Front-o- and Krie canal.

He assured them it was owing to th want of nun-, i or iuam I in anfiB, Number William Hemingway vs John B. B. Uevillers. Verdict for plaintiff $4lo Hi. The following ig ths day calendar for Thursday.

Mav IH: Numlmrs Xi, IW, i 48, 0, IV5, r7, 80, 04. The court adjourned until Thursday aiomiag, May IS, at b) o'clock. lolle rvostrt Folic Commiasinner Cooper Presiding. BocHSMTKa. Mav 17 8 60 One Mt.

Hooe reservoir lot with a welling bouse promptitude of the man who held th rope. They appeared again during the evening on Ho expresses hiinae.i highly pleased with the House ot Refuge aj-d compliment Superintendent Fulton. Yesterday afternoon Mayor Saving? Bank. and abmit eitfhteen acres. One lot betwesn Krw-rvoir avenue and Mouth avenue, 4o feel front on Heservuir avenue aud wider avenus.

the horizontal bar in as good condition as ever. Th principal fun of the evening was in the excellent comic sketches of Harris and besides a thorough appreciation of the subject nialter under dicusaiin A very favorably impression was made npon the audience by A. Judson Barrett, of Rochester, who spoke upon The Christian Ideal of Character, The address was a very strong one and was very eloquently delivered, making a deep impression and drawing out loud applause. Mr. Barrett depicted in a vivid manner the ideal character in the Christian iia and placed the picture before his bearers in such a manner that its beauty was clearly appreciated and its moral iessoa impressed Ujion elL Th subject discussed by Reuben E.

Burton, of Clyde, was What to Preach and How," and though to some it might appear a strange subject for a man just crossing the threshold ot the preacher's profession, yet it was handled in an effective and pleasing manner. It struck at the root of many popular errors in preaching tha gospel. What to preach was given as Jesus Christ and him crucified, and how to prea was that manner iu which could best be brought about obedience ami saving faith. Taylor Ci urn, of Oyego, spoke npon The P'Ue" fis, fiviH-ing Ffca" No nation was t-iv- 8,000 pal" Misses' and Children's Bhoe at greatly reduced prion for CASH, t'if 5.000 pal" Boy and Youth Shoe at Psnons, City Clerk Angevine and Messenger SIX PEI CENT. IHtWKT FRO-tjlJ ri-HH KA8T SID RAVISGS I JWB AAieo, Oeorge 0, Andrews drunk.

Tea dollars or sixty Irvio showeu the party tnrougu various cu. Carroll. Th audience seemed loth to allow departments. FrtshKned Away. Margaret Connors locked up for safe keeuinc Jail to nber.

John Smile drunk. Pischartred. them off the stage, and they were encored four or five times. Carrol in his banjo ec manner. The following is an extract rrom a rvt in the National Republican oo his recent in WasaAington.

Henry War Peacher, the wonderful orator, spoke last fvcoiu to an audience of oer :i.OO0 prople. Every word of the Lecture was listened to with great attention, and he ostahliHhed a firm bond of between hiiiiHlf and his hearers almoat fniui his flrst apLKvraiie upon the platform. It is a matter worthy of note that akhouifh Mr. has delivered on Uhs subject upon which he spoke last niht lu wveral cities, in no two of tne cities has he de livered the same lif-lur, tipeakk entirety without the aid of notes, and though iu every city he has fully expresi his vu-on the sohject, be has expressed hiutslf in an entirely different manner. When Mr.

Bt-seber appeared upon the platform lattt evening wan greWta wth unusual naiiifeLaMon of applause and pieaHure. He was by th v. i'avid Willis, who refermd to Mr, Itseuber as a man who lecture as no other man doe in lb is world. It is difficult to coin-Lrt-b-rd the Htrenyth of mind which has enablnd Ha F.liia liulce is widow, and Uvea at lowest price In this city, CALL AND GET FR.ICK LIST. H.

P. VAN DAKE. George an- nr rented for burglary and larceny on Mill rtf reel. Jail. Romevn street About 2 o'clock yeswiday wber UieTreniain I EYE AND EAS i.nrclar attempted to effect au en Kiiiiua Jeftrsya 1'auline Clark -disorderly.

Each Sent to jail. centricities, kept the audienc in a continuous roar of laughter. On the whole, take the performance as a variety enUttiument and it is on of th best of its kind, but as a dramatic entortasinmeut it is lacking in esseutial One Bush reservoir lot containing about twenty-seven acres. One lot on shore of Hemlock lake containing about one and one-half acre. one lot on hor of Cauadice lake containing tea to twelve acrea.

Names off watercoinmisHloners from ths commencement of work; Kotwell Hurt, Kdward M. Kmllh, trelrne4l, p. M. Bromley, idrceanedi, iliiaui H. Bowman, (term C.

Mure, Oil n. an U. Perkuia, Julia Bower, J(Ut O. Cochrane. 1 he Ijoard, as at present constituted, is as fol Iowh Bon well Hart, president, terra expires October, 1, John Bower, term expires April Jameh Cochrane, term expiree O- toher 1,1870, C.

C. Morse, Urm expires October 1, John ta alter drunk. trance to ber house. Ha mounted the fence dose to one of the window and proceeded to iit'hai Bradley cmey, bupedntendent of poor, rrv it ud: but in doing so he made so muco particulars. Of course, this is the fault of JohB heefe-aSHBUHiltlf MatlM If fa Jiuice was awakened.

SCHOOL BOOKKAU kiu.Js used at SUUUUAM (M'B Htx.kM.irA. the play, which, as ail know, amounts to noth immediately ld her son, who went down what was the matter. He allied Otflraer we.1 Mm big. Th actors are very fair, and the audience were highly least with ths entertain- be ied on the lmh hist. Charles Coweu, Henry O.

Murphev ai-saullin-t John 1-ikhtfoot. The former was fined ten dolUrs or Misty days and the latter tlfteea dollars or sixty day a IMUHHIBi, Dr. s. r. on sbt, Kar.

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