Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 3

ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE: WEDNESTIAV. iai a -a-! "vj 4 waa I nrR mT.T.vnv nrxT I I I inn Aid. Fekinger amended this motion by tub TRAVELERS' RECORD llrmer. Sales 986.000 shares, 83,008 of which were THE 8ale," For Reot9 Found, sot exeedlne tltfet lltteff, TWEIf TV-FIVE CENTS for smelt Inaertlcn, rarh additional line FIVE fETfTS. LOST.

Satnrday. the 18th, a Wateb Pear! Hand with gold scroll and InserinMon of 'he Urd'B Prater ixiBcribed thereon; also a 5c Ooltt Piece end Gold hirt Btnd all attached to a ring. MPBOsed to have been lost at wcon store. A re- leaving tha same at this vi win aw pata ny i i paid by Aid. Walbridge said water pipes could never be put in cheaper than at present.

On tbe atreete where tbe extensions are desired, are people who need the water just as much as did those who now enjoy the privilege. He further amended the motion by substituting $35, 000. The amendment by Aid. Walbridge was voted upon and adopted, ayes, 9 nays, 4. Under the bead of communications the clerk read one from City Attorney Fanning relative to tbe recent actions against the city, which was ordered filed.

Several ordinances for street improvements were proposed. The one relating to Gibb street which necessitatee the narrowing of the roadway occasioned a general discussion, which was participated In by Hon. George Raines and George W. Miller, the former being in opposition to the proposed Improvement and Mr. Miller in favor of It.

Aid. Hart said the city attorney had been requested to inquire into the law regarding the narrowing of a street and he had declared that It not legally be done. Tbe city attorney being present waa called opon and substantiated this statement, saying that the law would not admit of such an improvement, where it became necessary to narrow the roadway. Aid. Kelly moved that the resolution be laid on the table for one week.

Adopted. Tbe ordinance to construct a stone sewer in Strong street was adopted. The one relating to the North Goodman street improvement was laid on the table for two weeks, and that for the widening of North Water street, indefinitely postponed. The ordinance for a line of curbstones on each side of Spencer street, and stone sewer on Clifford street, from the center of Hudson street to the center of Conkey avenue also from center of Clif-for street to center of Avenue were adopted. That for the improvement of Tracy Park was laid on the table.

The finance budget was it ad and adopted. On motion of Aid. Aikenhead, Louis H. Miller was appointed as inspector of election for the first district of tbe fourteenth ward. A communication from the Rochester City and Brighton street railroad company, asking for permission to lay a track on University avenue, from East Main street to Goodman street, was referred to the street committee.

On motion, adjourned. TUB STATE LINE. An Important rasa la tbe Wyoming; t-ircoiu Judge Daniels at Warsaw yesterday opened tbe circuit court which was adjourned In May. The first case of consequence and which waa iri vj me court, a jury naving been watve.1, was tbe bonded town. aErihwi tr, a lor, principal, and Thomas Lelghton and Isaac 8.

Waterman snretie to recover tbe amount of 1 1 00, 000, being on the bond for that same condition for the completion of the State Line road by Jane 1, 1ST7. Tbe particulars of this litigation are well known to the readers of iemocras ana chronicle. At the opening of court General Martindale, who represents H. F. Shoemaker, Walaton H.

Brown and M. Wilkle asked for a stay of proceedings In this suit until a decision Is reached In bis appeal from an order made In this case in May last by Judge Height. This atay was opposed by Judge Bangs for the towns, and after the noon recess Judge Daniels stated that he had derided not to grant tbe stay as he thought die issues could be tried and the rights of all parties properly rrotected as they now are. There was but little testimony taken, the principal facta were conceded or agreed upon but the arguments of counsel were lengthy and very Interesting. Mr.

Cogswell and Hon. John Van Voorhis pressnt-d the case for the defendants, and Judge Bangs summed up for th. town. Tfea 3 roc represented by John R. Olmsted, of Le Roy and W.

H. Olmsted, of this city. The judge took tbe papers and reserved his decision. It will be looked for great Interest not only on ac- flnnnt I.ph i w. 1,11 aoe many intricate aud Important questions to be passed on.

TUB CBKAT REGATTA. Mor. Entries for sbe Hop Hitters trla. Mac. It Is cow a settled fact that then will ha enough entries in tbe Hop Bitters prus race to make a gnat oontest.

A large number of representative oarsmen have already entered, and still others are exrweted to follow their example. Yesterday Mr. Boole ravHrad tbe following letter from the Halifax rowlmr elation To th Flop BiUrn Man atu. taring Cpay. tioch- QlSTiMllC VRttPhfn.

a. band. and. in retilv. I RMidM.uu, f'leaaure hi retiring Warren HniUb and Albert iaima to row Id your reran.

The flmt wek unit tin well. le, know lb rwrlicutara of tlm. uw) you decide. Your. re.s,ir.iiiy.

li.Vl.li AX KOW1NU ARB Pr J. 8 lelghton. aer'y Hml'n left for Ottawa tbe regatta iberav nr-icirA. bmahbk. Ilema P.ua.

la Absat lb Pnblle saiiaiaca. Water recta, 137. 8i. County taxes, 1133.05. Probata of tha will nt Vf a.

v. 1'J UBS been adjourned to July "Seven taenia Wer. mnnUA -t removing garbage from the street of the city. Judicial nettlerriAnt i v. ui aw- ancthon C.

Wet more has been adjourned to July 1st. Theeasenf Rolomnn a wm ynurasy decided for tbe In rh. 1,. ion mmn itr unnm. n.

court. John Harai7v. hn inAiji tempting to break through the door of Thomas "'r on lyeu avenue, 00 tha iow mat, gave ban yesterday la tOOO. The T-(WtlrTvaa as uicud oeia yesterday, notified the Ueoesee Valley Canal railroad company not to cross West Avenue. MacMi 40r spnuBimn Jones and Frans: streets.

and Plana aw. "UH Ot BU JMU Connell Prlngle, tbe former two for eight uuiiaiw a wki ana ine latter for six dollars a week. Proposals for a sewer in Hanf ord street were laid on the teh! Th. 1 1 taitu- peny above named claim that they did not Intend to cross West Main street in opposition wuauw. ua ute Doaru.

Fan.ral of nicbael IthMban. 1 1. wae iat. aaicnaei tibeeban was held yesterday morning. Rev.

Father Mafaar conducting tbe ceremonies, A large number of former m.vfvbmm k. huuu w. uwvaaeu Hid of toe fire department were present. Tha bearer, were, James Plunkett, William Fog-erty, Ed. O'Rourke, John Teller.

Charles BcnslTer and John McMahon. The remains were Interred at tbe Holv HoTinl-s-igaa nattiAi. tery. Tbe members of Hook 1 wish to extend their thanks to Buperlntend'ent Kinn'giu for tolling the bell, which was done by him inr th. I i .1 muk mj ui.

use etectnetty. Fell Down Stairs, Charles BoauMIni? I.ul. rHi.iun, ct.M Francisco, opened the wrong door in a res-taurant on West Main t.r.i down tbe cellar stairs. He was carried up stair. iieirw cauea.

nis lower Hp was cut through and he received some contusions in tha chest, but was not seriously injured. Mr. Bpaulding went out with the old Thirteenth regiment and afterwards was a member of the Third cavalry. Alleged mayhem. A youDft man named John complaint at police headquarters that another man named Louis Brown had bitten oft a portion of his lip.

It seems that both men are drivers of coal wsffans. and wot .4 i. in regard to nnloadbig ooal. They got into a ngnt ana utwrence lost part of his upper Hp. He was advised to apply for a warrant for tha arrest of Brown.

For Lace mitta and I goto West Ogden's, 45 East Mam street. Canal Clearances. Ileddon. Tuttle 771 wheat Troy, rapt 8 liero. 7X00 whiat do Hussell, Mtithai-e TMOO do (.

Merrill. Kelsev Km com aa Henator Pierce, ('olton N700 do do Kinn'er. Hine. TTOfl do So IS Boos, lA.ever 740O do do t.aMtor. irpland 7lm corn r.cno, irouo.a Motxido Mrs Blooogood, Wagner SSM0 Sazssed Ad.

Ilvi.r.. do do do CiTCIiesler. Corson imti do it Ilosfuer. Chuhl) 75i0do Fargo, i argo Ktoo corn oa 1 Myers H100 do V'i. Dugan H8S com Kmssbinder.

Fassbinder wsoodo IllaMef.r. 0 SOOUdO Hora liurtaon, MIllerTsOO wheat do do Ol of fti Chester. yootniooal ui TV. a do do do do do do do T-oflkport. Tone wands.

do A KIchardMio. If Bncn 7S00 wheat Mulban, Mnlhan do Mr'ioinia. Hantaan 7lf do 11 I'atirson, Barnard do ll'in Jits i-ihanahan. Bush hooo core lift Habln. light John Jackson, Brennan do 1 I'ulhunj'ts.

l.a Moootaia do a tpt t'ary light .1 .1 tJIbbons, Wbitnerdo Tona wanda. do do do do TjOckDort. do tagl. Harbor. Maud.

Folfrtt do ji a i.oonii., rana do IT Utm.n.. lsollie Kyle, ifecott do 4 Kearney, utlerdo I sundries omul WUIteSDoro ebsjisa. guoted uiui.uoro. 'anther at ts 00 a ft to Albany, 1 i-Sf y'u staves to New r.irk I urn orer Commercial Aarar. 10 i 1 Into hell.

I saw him get shoved to the brink and taw tbe flame born bis shoes off. Then be toppled over into hell and was frizzled with the rest of them. 1 Mr. Davis annnnncstd that he was writing a book on Truth What I Have Been, and What I Know. He closed with this assuring statement.

How yon bet, I'm tellingyou the truth; I'mregu-lar, galvanised and copper-bottomed, and a son of a blacksmith, and I don't care a damn. After a lady had stated that she didn't believe in prayer, because It hedn'S restored her lost money, and Mr. Hmith had mentioned that the Bible had been revised because it did not agree with the old Spanish version, the president declared the meeting adjourned till next Sunday, when be hoped Mr. Davis would favor the society with some more inside views of hell." A STRANGE CASE. A Carious P.yobologrlcal Phenomenon la Verglnta City.

Territorial Enterprise. There Is in this city a young lady whose case is not only the most distressing imaginable, bnt which is also most curious and poraw ior pnysiciana. and all who ar an qualnted with her condition, and the peculiar uicumsiaucss auasaani upon any connected therewith. The young lady is a Miss Mary Kenney, aged about eighteen years, who resides on the Divide. Previous to her illness rue was a pupil in i-rofessors Flint's school.

where she was distinguished for her close ap- piitMUD ner studies ana ner quite a ladv. like deportment. She was ambitious to be come a teacher, and studied very hard In or oer to De able to pass an examination. Some six weeks ago Miss Kenney told her mother and others that a great calamity was scon to befall her that she would be stricken nana, aear and dumb. In making this an.

noun cement she was much distressed, and iy was in vain mat ner friends tnea to comfort her the said it was a thing that must come. A few days later, while on her way home "om aaiuu, ana was suaaemy struck blind, and waa led by the hand the remainder of the way nome. rour physicians, including Dr. Webber, county Dhvslclan. have hntn t.tMnA.

ing the young lady since her illness, and have ureu uiiDuis to ueutrruitte toe cause of the mal- aay wntcn so suddenly seized her. After losing her sight the soon lost her hearing, and then her vocal organs became paralysed. For evera oays past sue nag been unable to either hear, see or speak. Before her hearing left her she sent for her young May associates In tha choir of He Paul's (Episcopal! church, and asked them tn sing ror ner name, Bweet Home, as she wished to hear them sing ones mors before th capacity to enjoy music was taken from her. ner aiaease appears to be ot the nature of paralysis, ana this had yesterdav extended in her kgs and the lower part of her botlv.

For some days she hat had but bttle use of her nanas, and then only under certain condi tions. The most curious feature of her case, bow ever, is that all this time she has been able to communicate with all about her, though be reft of all be? sense. This the has done in writing, in asking: her a Question It necessary to do so in writing, her hand being laid on that of the questioner during the time ne was writing, his being done, ah at once wrote an answer to tn Question, but while doiog so it waa necessary for the questioner to place hi hand oa hem, or to lightly hold the sop oi me pencil with which the was writlnsr. All this time her ejes wer closed and her nead reeling on ner pillow in such a noaieion mat aoe coma not nave -en what she was do- ng, naa ner eyes been open and she not blind. TATJE LBOISLATCKK.

IS 8EKATE iLust.liiu The roll was called and eighteen aenatnra m. sponaea. Senator Frster moved to disoanee with th. rrgniar journal, in order to take un tha clavl, order. Carried.

Uenawr McCarthy called for th third read ing ot in bill under tbe joint rules. rlenetor rorrter raised a point that the sen ate adopted no rule to enforce tn third read irg of bills. 1 be cbsir decided tkere was such a rule. Senator Former appealed, and the aenata wsns ttito joint conventual without acting on -p i at. After th joint convention, a decision of tn cnair was sustained, ail voting in tha at urmauve, save rarster.

who was excused nrom voting. Adjourned. a AtWEMBLl- A-Jutrr. June SS. Tha governor returned with his cbiectlona tb blU releasing Interest of tbe Mat tn certain land In baJawar and Clinton counties to CaUwrin Wakemaa.

lie says that there ar no, Mtiiicteni reason, for tbe state larrander-tcg tbe lands. Aon, tb bill amandins- tb aranara! nutn. featuring association Incorporation act, by wtiwoiiw. ute seine ngnt as tn mv- alUee, noeaisatd by individuals. aay, that corporations hi ve now all the right.

i-v-wa way ar. it It'O Ui. lb bill appointing a commission of rfmtj. offlcart to confer with the United States au tocrines with a view to securing th return to tb stata th title of certain lands taken by tha general government for common defense In inia, passed. fiiles mad another InefTty-ttial in trod iic the anU-pigeon shooting bill.

Tbe conferenca COtuniittM on the new eanl- tol appropriation bill recommended that the assembly reotde from the amendment prohibiting the expendltnro of any of the money for architect or clerk. Mr. Cohen moved to dlwuree with the re port and the appointment of another commit- argued In favor of confirmtna- tha expenditure for the beneSt of workmen on th tmildlrig. Mr. Hutted opposed th motion, savin It could only have the effect of endangering tbe passage of the bllL Men at work in the building cud not desire tab amendment.

Mr. Andrews said th aonronrtatlnn. an always asked for In the nam of th workmen, and then, for tome reason, they are laid off from work from time to time the same as It no money were obtained. air. Cohen's motion was negatived.

Without disposing of the question tbe house went into joint convention. After joint convention the report of the con fer rune committe on the new canitol amiro. print! on bill was agreed to. Mr. usted offered a resolution to continue the commission to establish a boundrr be tween this state and Pennsylvania.

Adopted. Adjourned. ilKWRAa. spTam. A blackmailer in Philadelnhla.

wrote forty acandalous letters to Dr. Nicholson, rector, and eleven members of Ht. Mark's church. It Is supposed to bs the work of a lunatic. Friends of Oliver Smith deny that he is a defaulter in $31, 000 to th Merchants' Sav ings Loan and Trust company, of Chlcizo.

and assert that the alleged discrepancy was doe to inexpert bookkeeping. The special census sgent reports ail tha government bonds are owned by lass than 100, 000 people. Sew England owns eleven per cent, of tbe registered bonds. In middle state, forty-three per the southern states two per cent. the western statue nearly eight and a half per cent, and the banks, insurance companies and others thirty-five and a quarter per cent.

Eads states that on account of the desn- enlog of the Mississippi river the rhlpmenta of grain from New Orleans have Increased forty fold. The president of an elevator company In St. Louis told Kads that tbey oould do twice as much shipping if they had barges. Eads thinks that th Mississippi threatens at no distant day to be a serious rival of the Erie canal, and In order that tbe tatter's capacity may be enlarged tbe state ought to abolish tbe tolls. Liibio Co'B Abnioatrd Extract Witch "I consider the best in the market, says Professor Johh M.

Cab-bocbak, M. D. Has produced far more satisfactory results In my practiot than any other of the numerous articles in the market, says Protenor Kobxbt Guxbnbev, M. D. Cannot afford to be without your elegant and thoroughly satisfactory priparatlons for single aay, says 1'rofessor M.

W. Noxab, D. Hundreds ot equally emphatic en. dnrsement from leading physicians of New York City. Cures Piles, Hemorrhages, Catarrh, Salt Rheum, Rheumatism and affections of tbe eyes.

Hold in fifty cents and dollar sizes. IMPORTANT. WHEN YOU VIBIT OB LEAVE HEW rfORK City, save Baggage iprmaag and Carriage Dir. and stop at Urand ITnlon lieil, nearly opsnaius Oraad Central Depot. Sfio elegant red need to St and upwards ner day.

Surnnn pt.n a Restaurant supplied wh. th bast, floras Cars! tasasana Elevated BaSKoU ail Depots. HIItTOK fc WAUOU, etrolcum Brokers, Oil. CITY, iso, TlTCHViiXa, and B. i rOHD.

pa. Pstroleaaa boKKt-t and sold for.sssh smrrisd on Bisrirlt. Refer to nrsi Mstionn baa-, OU Oltj. Bradford 1S-U04U I n. Bradford, Ps.

Orders reeetved Boom Kq. 3. seeond floor Monroe Ooantr dsniun Belli BuUdltUT, 31 liooDNiar, H.X. otl City ms by telerpft. MANHOOD KKSTOllED.

A nottm of sany fmprndsncs, assttne nsmms de- '1iT. DrtaRlKtura Mv ha.lna IE rjr know i. rsin-w hnj aisoo-srsd sirupls nissns U. SSSTSD. I Fimira Free Prest.

I paaeed them aa the tsoronghlare. Our hundred coMeae girls; A wary line of face, fair. And rammer robes, and ribbon, rare. And apeakine lip. and area, and hair In tresses, bands and curls.

And later, aa thousn porch and asis I saw tbe bright prooessioa flle. It lightened, like a liruix atnlle. The shadow, that lnfurls Tbe reaches of cathedral rooms. I blessed them for their rosy blooms Of cheek and lip; tor noddins plumes And fana that made their breecr swirls; For breastknot flowers and soft perfumes; For brightness In a world of glooms; Our bonnie ooliase Intent, they watched the speaker', face. Our quiet college eirla And as the great thoughta grew apace And bloomed in word 'twas good to trace The impress of their royal grace On youthful brows.

The pearls Of wisdom, aought and found for them. Were wasted not. Each shining gem Was gathered to the diadem The spirit wears; and whorls Of eloquence that clustered ruund Th. central sulk of thought profound Were grasped oi all. But anlck rebound Cornea when the coll.ite father hurls The nam.

for which each prire is found, liow cheer the small hands, round on round! Our generous Ooliege giris! But other gift, the searcher Onds In these, our college girl. Eyes that are set to read the lines Of life in hieroglyph, tbe sign. Of coming change, the world divines Butdlmlyin its whirls; lianas that are skilled to turn the keys The lock the world's best mysteries; Brave, earnest bands, outthrust to seize Tbe rugged husk that curls Ahont each corn of truth; that hold The book of snow and pen of gold For nineteenth-century taongbt, untold Upon the passing year that furls It. acroU to-day; true-roioed, true-souled! Their names are on our hearts anrolled: Our noble colleae girls! THE LOOKOCT OF THE WORLD. 1rst Twsln's aV.parallons for a Pot.

aioio atncounier lib. tbe Comet. New York Sun. HaBTTOBD. June 27.

Denirina' tn mtt eh. uioiouu ot tnsi ceieoratea amateur astronomer, Bamsel Longborne Clemens, on tbe new mmnt I visited his house this morning just before daybreak. His passionate fondness for 01 (serving celestial phenomena Is well known. I was confident that I should find him at his telescope in the turret that caps the northeast comer of his extraordinary mansion. A few well-directed pebbles brought him to tha winaow.

Hello said he. Come up but don't wake tbe baby. Mind the sixth stair on the second flight it creaks a Hades of a falsetto. so saying, he let down bis door aey at ine ena 01 a string. When I reached tbe turret my friend was no innger rnsiae.

He was sitting in an open nuiue seeming to toe root, smoking a cigar. With both hands be sragrjed a lonty no). When it grew lighter I perceived that It was a boat-hook. Hut face bad a haggard look, and his long legs hung listlessly through the cutueway. jou look tired, Mark, said 1, Have yon been at it all night All night!" said he, with a groan that consisiea or a vowel and two consonant sounds.

Ail night 1 This makes the fourth consecutive night that I haven't dosed half an eye. it's wearing on me. This constant responsiDuiry la undermining my const! tntion. xj sense ot anty te as strong as the next man's, but sometimes I feel like letting ao my grip, even if to condemned planet slides mis mw me revmexi version of brinutone. All night I UoodntRht! Bom other night There was a degree of exasperation in his tone which the circrtnuitaijce did not seem to warrant.

"Well," said "tbs-e'i no occasion for anger. Nobody compels von to sit up here tn the malarious morning atroos- pavr maa tariy new. He looked for a minute aa If be was going to break out wit a torrent of ob-trnretlon. Then be mastered bis wrath and gated down open with an expression of melancholy The tail of that said sadly wevuig toe eoa ms poie lowara tbe north -era sky, la, acrordltig to my calculations, a trifle over fi, 000, 000 miles long; yet It wouldn't reach mora than a quarter way wrtroga tn szufta or soma people that snow. The reckbws igaorans ot mankind ante sea me more and mor the oUr I grow.

Why don't 1 go to bd 1 Yes, It would be a perfectly easy and natural thing to go to bed, wouldn I it, now I Perhaps I bad better (i to bed. And a laughed derbrivaly. a in tn name or commota asanas are yoa driving at, dazaasa I demanded. "ob, nothing at all, replied, with 1 sardonic wave of bis pal. Nothlrui ax I that while tbe mad revelry of tbe world go oa below, and the malUtiid pursues lu wonted avocations pr.c!ely as though a universal oatartrrrph a not Imminent.

002 actuary aimer ata up hero in his lonely iwwer, uraTiog aaogcr ana tncurrirtg gnat fatigue for th itia of bis infatuated fellow belr.ga. 1 hore nave beea es-amplea of such devotion to duty In hlstorr. bat tbsy an rare, and It baa always been left to posterity to rnrrol tbetn. At to moment I Oil the post of Tookout to th placet, young man. ou'U find asl down in to ransos tha ax act number ot fellow etUsans wuo-w exist Tic.

depends upon my vigilance. That's all I'm driving at. I saw now pretty w.it how things wer with my friend- 80, to humor him, 1 gravely remarked I always knew your poilenthroov. Mark, I must say that this last under taking surprises me. 1 He immediately becam affable and even confidential.

There is a good deal of tha true Christian apti-st cf self-denial tn It, isn't there, now I You see, tbey are all wrong about the tall. I've ciphered on that tall until I understand every inch of It. it's absurd to suppose that the tail Isn't solid, and pretty tongb, too. Do you Imagine that this comet oould go bulging through sitae at tbe rate of 00 miles a minute without knocking spots out of a tail that waa vapor I Tie a fog bank on to the rear end of the Hew York and Boston 4 o'clock express, start her off I at avtn forty miles an hour, and sea how long your fog bank will travel tn company with your locomotive. Yet they ask us to swallow this Infernal nonsense about the comet's tail.

My observations of this fellow, and also of Coggla's comet, seven years ago, have convinced me that comet's tails are fastened on tight, and are of a flbrious and durable nature, Ilka Hartford beefsteak. "And what do yoa propose to do with your pol I asked. "Great Ctnaarl" he exclaimed. With a tail forty-two million miles long, three million miles thick, and tough as whip-leather, whisking about In th wake ol that piratical craft every time th tacks overhead, don't yoa see tbe necessity of keeping a cool-beaded and muscular man on deck here to fend off, In case the cussed thing whisks this y- INMUK VIEWS OF HELL." A Unlqae rfle.ilna of ih Nan Pranct.ro Social at-tesite boclety. Condensed from the Call's Beport, A unique, animated and Interesting, if not strictly devotional, discussion occurred at the rooms ot tbe Ban Francisco Social Science society the other evening.

Mr. Scliomfeldter, having remarked that God Is only goodness anyway, and that tha Bible la only the bottomless pit that there It no foundation to, Mr. Davis, trembling with excitement, rose and retorted that Mr. Bchum-feldter didn't know anything about it. We are, he continued, mere tenement bouse here, we are we are mere grovelling worms Without inspiration, yon are a lot of prattling, shuttling, dancing Idiots, anyway, that must go into eternity forever with a vast fiendish name.

He stated that he was filled with tha spirit of God and could tell all about heaven. Complying with the request of the chairman, who manifested a natural desire to learn about th, place, Mr. Davis remarked that be was there fifty-six hours. 4 I walked tbe golden streets, he said, and picked up the glittering rabies and Hashing diamonds that lay around loose. I saw bell, too.

I stood upon the brink and looked down Into the seething abyss and saw the fiery billows aa they leaped and licked the sides of the pit of fire. Pray, interposed tbe president, what did you see there 1" "Well, replied Mr. Davis, "I saw lots of evil ones a-howiing and a-praying and a-curalng and they asked me to get them out, but you know 1 couldn't do that. He related some more of bis experiences, and stating that ha was not going to hell but the next time he went to heaven ha was going to stop there, Stephen May bell in quired irrelevantly as well as irreverently, if ha thought God above criticism. "Just you go on criticising him, replied Mr.

Davis, and he will send you to tbe devil and the devil will send you back again for fear ot corrupting hell. 1 He then explained how he came to visit the other world. He had caught cold at dinner, got neuralgia in his bead and went Into a trsjuoe. Th doctors said be was dead. "I woke." he said.

before they put me in tbe ground, and it took seven men to bold me. For six vears after that, I lived on liquor, and never memoer naa an opportunity to perpetrate a Pinafore gag, but merely remarked that th society might listen to something mors In teresting. But other members being ot a different opinion, Mr. Davis was permitted to conclude hi. speech.

1 1 was only ging to tell you bow, when I waa raving, I saw my sister's child's spirit go up to heaven, and now soon afterward, I saw Jacob Walton, a bad Quaker, who need to sell ram, got pitched -w Daoiw, iv, ouo Janada Southern. 18.000 Dels waie, Ikawsnna A Western, lv.OQU Bile and 17,000 esi uiuoa. New 55 Mew MBWMBNTS. lltw New 4' eoBdsiiMU Wabash, BtLsPsenu Union Pirna. Land Grants .....1182 einklns Rock island Illinois Central Bnrllnston A ynlney.lHiiii ChlcaKOA 13h2 Chicago a Alton prof .145 New York ..145 do do Han.

St, M3 Han. A St. Jo, BU Louis A San Praa. sou do do 77i4 First prererred 113 Kansas A Texas StfXsi Union Central va ZT 7 iwxas r-acinc rW Mtohifpu. Northern Parte- 4r'4- Northern Pacific pre.

842 Brte preferred erfj Ixinlsvilie A Nas.I0W Northwestern NasHviite A 5T MUwankeeABfPaoJ.iM 35 Mil. 8t. Psnlpref.iaSif, Denver A R. Graide'llO DeLawartt AMndann. lOKt Tr, nSw.JITf.,9e,?trTi-19" AMertosa Ohio A 4 Western Union 188 Chesapeake A.

A P. Tele-rraniT vie-re. 54 PaciBo Mail. 5m O. C.

4I. O. 23 Batro l2 Ontario Central Ajlxona 4J a. ivoo f3 i IVH. Adams Rap leiJB.

in Amerioan Rrprees. 83 Weils, Fargo ISO United StjA.i!7r..V. 11 WltW TOKK MARKETS, NSW Tnntr in.a-a. "ul sales at rtatmT to cbice extra western and stati; tKaiate 2 ''i" to aniible.ertra,nn. hfaw ttVi doll Itttt onchartatMi, qaoted at IS a3 05.

Ud aa t-i'nA rt asters 9110- 11W riiirtT.W xABeoslpt 105.000 bush: export. lfli Ml1 lower; sales '00 buah. iDOiudlus IHS.000 bosh unit at lvua SJoVr'f' ULir. ijTffi re, rata, dull an nominal. Corv OOO.Wfl bu.n: marks, dlns ddsh sitot.

at StttVftWwe fT URAiit in store Jut 37, Jane 80, 1H81. 1.8K7.741 397. J8 12.613 98,018 June 21, 1W0. Wheat, ty-aBh Corn, bonh Oats, bush SLOtrO 000 63,000 311000 05, 0W 58 iU SLOW Buney, bush Rye. bnsb I'eits, bush Malt, bus a Total en ha M.rksu 8,527,900 55ij ntiu.Min aaippuigai carfc-fa ttio noted at Uhtuaa.

gram mHl-ira-' at and Crosby VTC o.i and Klrs-markot ateady- Car-iUna TAMUV-Mitt. it. .,1. PKOVISIONS- Poks market OntTlTat uneltanaed "WftittlT.OO. Biir-market raicrq't TL.

-AATS-markel rule, steatlr, e. atVMe ana at Mivc. ItT-BMlar: pnu.e steam qut.ted at tll.fi. itr-TTKH eommon to prime State qaotad at a d' market rules steady: new State sales State at nvllHc SBHKKAa. ntHHKT, ClaelBBatx.

June 58 WHISK Albaav, Jane US WsrjT-markrt active and firm. ItvK market qatm; 112e. COH.v-markn steady at tSaJn fur qaota at 110 oat. market raes siealv at for mi.ad and Miir-martottoSly. IXtrolt.

June at Wnt.im., slotidri No. i wbit.aaoted at isoito casb. isaiac seller June, fit, wuer July. 116Ko 2Mr JmiiS lt.messkm (or No. btntit wheat.

SaiPML-vTa 4S.000 kuh Toledo. June 88-WaaT-mark rales weak 'h v-tOR-mark t'b-mixed at and Nu. SatVtc. dats market nail and naktnillv nncltann-41. Kcrrtprs setesm-TO v.fjw puan oaza.

hj.vuv utuu oji 1 beat, fc.OOU baab eom and St. tnarlcet rules die. at SA.ULAAH in IV T-Lw- rid i.nc,-. rnl No. RwaUTyallWe (ins-njarket roir, a i.

rnie. irresutari sae, No. alt ssiea H.99C Bab, BUwaoke. Jose So. I nttrd ii.ttcankp,, at lln- a sniaTS llOHs eaab.

1 lew pr Aasust: M.i wanks 4e4 at 103. r.i.N-n.arket ATs-ntarjet inaetiva. Ki market qntet: riw fiif 7 0S? 'v -vx t)blls Hoar. V.f?L bBb wheat. 410 bust! corn.

4.C00 buah ouuoasn oarieyund rya Osw.ao. June 2S ri.7 1 airs WO aa f.ji'ows: H.OOasrt f. nT' I Sl'rtnjt. awssn.K for amber Winter" a. S-, -Sfl et H.auwtW.'n ft.r red 81 at liiWL -market ea.iy but nni in bond held .1 lose coax fur bulled and 14 fr anboltso.

Uiu. Feui ousted UK ni -k r. towns, and S.1H.9T) for mldAllsaa. Binssiti a mi i y.u,"i"": IttllltHT. tt.in.

1 i0.Xl fast lontbar. ho aad rblrasro. June 8S fwrj mark. rules saiett e- mm -n ctt West. til! but nt Sfttri, at Sia.t.s.

ta at at f.tr tt, at 00 crade. at S.5-uS4 00. rl "td weak a Hnrtn. sat mar itw lllHicoaab and llCiSllCt.c seller ttti tttmi ket ale, wm.lt a 5,.0. Vd tKtAif seller Jui.

OATS-market and prtoe. sue. Ho. 3i.e oab and SMjc K. er ta bat m- sate.

(fa. sat a-Hc. SAKLsr--atara nlm strong n.alter; No Bitrttta at lotto-- and hitljtir- mr In tai v. tStll.ar. seller Br-1.

M. "ATri-akark-rt h'V- a-. and shorti cear in. eft market flrm and hih- com 8-o to BuiTalo. iti rii--r at CO) hhu IH.OOO hn-h Wtn-itL TOR fJDKi a.

rn i i bpjsfloar. 15.000 bti.h wheat, 9i Om bash Batfsila June iS-FLOf--marit ttMrl nA UtH.taw) SA rl Ml tr. kin BprlnfcT, -75 fur No. f.OCaH.50 n-oer. ao.itafj.TS ror white titer anil 00ft rnew ortuw.

Kti trn.i-t.r, Tvf -X StlS.OO ftw thre andtts, 00 Mrdnished. 0k5r for fine. HtAT(ieiiisjid chiodT rv v. Sana bin It-mixed ATS not hto doi and 1 lares clover at 15.75 iira orcnanei qaotea at iisuiiito ft ell -mad a. snprt-cut -Aid rceas qaoied at 417 SO acd cltr at SJ1 'S.

bbl. Ij.i4ij-(bt)erf ir ce. from storei market niiMflraii aaetsd at lila, ebts at 13. and tut at 1C RAlUtrsAU wij "11.111 so. ctrn oli iUc, to New -'rk CL 01101 -nc oats Oct iitra, 00 to Albany ai.d 75 Sew Vork crii Ta 10 000 Si Mflim i.

buali fr.rn. lfaf.000 bat oats, rye and it. nn K.t, wUALN-U sicrs n' Jmn-'io, June 31, issi. hi 4iH.S41 was 15,770 Wheat, bush Corn. Oats, vrfs.Toa 40J.0H 4.4o 4.4;l ia.H04 10.350 4.1r00 Barter.

Ktcl bnah Malt. 'otai bnsb l.aiftftua Ther.T9arf-rnentd.e4tnoi include the aiatur Checked mui lor sinpinent hr rilr.al. vuy Liverpool, June 'J8 CVrrros market lif- ao ilid- P. KB A OSTCFrH-nflPR-silsAi wbsat cental for Htmn BV-Sl0d CSjntJai r.l Wlnlar 'V. eemat rWhireand ysyddHd a cental for Ciab.

-M0d. LAttli-tftiSd. Bksf Appl-a, Bsa and fea starsiefa. SYOHi fiat fVs 1 vVrJi Hnliaiiw Wiw Vokk. June i7-APPisK4-ieiiinir mrderatelv AND PSAS Receipts to-day 00 barrels.

choice, tor tMZzJi. for fair to sixmI: red kidiev-. si t'T lo food and SI "iVl 1 rtii T.T..I t.1. l.40its,45f.ir choice ands.sdaS l.5tl;5o; Hoathern black eted mC7 isiSL per two-nashel Potato markets. New Tork, June fntr, and thfM.Mn wiy on enrihin- nm rtrat i Hons mnue as fuiiowK.

Prime tttd ptiuti it It 87. i ltTl.m. Ull. nntl CJir lota ara hardi oihiuhiD aiualk-r. with a steadier twHnt undt-i a for chotec flue st.ek.

Inter tmi. riNciKNATt, June v7-PUTAltE9 Market firm un a iiemund. I'rtmeto ilnii ntuck and Nfw ur loans at m.90i4.00 bbl. i.Weao i i a i ij kb oid stock Bettered at TiVdalllOe fnf Kirlr l(u. H-Oaiid kteroiaUas bU.AdrerUser.

Baflslo LIts Ktoclc market. Rrimm A Tti heads market stead-: au V.V 7 Itood to choice at ChattktWfi itt4'7-3 ltKKP AND L.AM BR nt 4Kna h-rt. ml! hut tmchanflert; Us lair to toud r.n., B4.nta4.75. chotMt ui fAuwir 'arlliijKsal -u llotiS-Receipta 4.000fhee4i marktt din nr, ca imcharmtd: HltM linht to Yorkers at tea eura at 10. medium at i.

lurjfd 157 good havy at St), eoouiiuD tu fair iida Csilestca lit a tee si Hark el. CmcAOO. Jane HOQS Rwtnt ei mi K.rt markot rules active snd tr.her; allies ptmr to aotxi mixed pnektns at aft, fto-aW. WJ. choice heavy iaokUi and Bblpplciiat So, Ootttrt tiitht un B3.7&itj.

lu culln and liAtht Vt-rkyrs itr 4.50rtS.50. ATTl.BJ Reeipta 4.0C0 tiBttd; shipments 000 head; market Kenerailj nrnti sates sod to choice at so.TTis'VOO. p.tr to nediam at f5. W-i A5. 50, Srtt.d bulchera' at J.

714. W), pot.r to fair at KiaiM. Ttxanii at 3. 6004. W0.

a looker and WlerB at H.iKM4.Waiie1 dlstiltorv at J3 70 HHKKP Receipts ihiO bead; shipments 00,000 neadt demand aftd sales common to medium at aiulOotitoebolC.at S4.Ha.OO. Caitia irisrksca. Nrw TORK June flAT-ri Ntttht-- BUBBP RROestatA hul, atarbal nl qaoted at 4i6o. ihe head; market slow; quo-tod at fts7Veo. KuciY uiTT.

Junew itattt.bt Nothins reivirted flit KKP AND LAMBM-Hheen itMdr 1w.a reoeipis ears. Lambs Urm at frtieVso; rs4tpts7 aar, llOUti lieceiput 4 can; market stoadr at ac. Petrol sbi ssi Harksis. CT SVBI AMi), June Market roles Hrnir; quoted at To gallon for standard whtUk. oil City, June hid for old.

Aktwiup, Jui ea-Renned Petroleum 19W fr. 1aIvshjhou June ltniied Petroiann. 7d. XrOfilioN, Jnne Rellned Petroleuta 7tA-kd. 1.

O. R. WILROH, Petroleum Broker! Petrolenm boas lit or wis oa marwia ar rev asaa. P. BU tset, OIL DITT.

PA. "pntd by w. w. v. M.in-.t., wtar rtporu ars rwaalTSA tw niaaiaa.

dRRIVAL AtfD DEPASTURE 0t TRAlSt Orrom Official IBAIB8 HEP AST. laser boas isabti Bcrraxo boad (iram 4pee. T. 7:15 A. If uT 7 JSu A.M Sir tfc.ClUO.

BX 10 Accom 8:00 P.H et. i. Pa.Bx... i 4u.v Aooom N.r.Ps. 0T5 A.M B.

W. At. 4:30 If! KUO AOOOB a iM p. Btu itr runt 4:00 P.M Day Kx 5 :35 L. BXii O.ia P.axt Lrons 7:16 p.m fit- LsCTJjj EX.

..11:03 p.n -UBrnH road (bast f3y. O-S U. BX, V30P.S SHIS BOAD (SOUTH) T. 5:00 A.M BsJt. 7:30 A "-at 7 saprt At.

Kl press. 8:40 P.m Bslt. Kxomu la- Y. JGxpross. A Atlant 4-00 p.m 4:40 PJM Wsy 8:10 p.M St.

Lost 80 P.m BOCHftST-B AND PrTTS- BOBTHBBX OETTaAl. UU1UJ SaUidWAD. HSU 6:00 A. fr't and Ps bOa.m OafDSSTtlla AOS. 1:00 ph BUprsss a Mi p.m CHAKIeOTTl AOAO.

Aseom 0:48 A. SI Aeoom 8:25 A.M 1:20 P.M Atcom 8:80 p.m Accorn 9:00 P.M Accom 8:00 P.M PAXJJ1 BO AJD (WMT). BX Pa. 6:80 A.M Bos AN. 10:05 A.M ACOOTD p.M Iht 80 P.M Kmliznuit 8:30 p.M Cbtoaflo .10.00 p.M I Bx 7:39 AM Bxpress.

8)6 p.m Sx press sio p.H XaAKS ONTARIO BOAS (WIST). KUaCmra W. 4 SO p.m ItAJEB ONTARIO (BAST). Ft. SPd 6:90 a.m Bxpress 8 :20 A.

lo p.M BAT BAIXWAT. Iesve Bsy-St. Depot at TRAINS AHK1VB. DIKBCT BOAD (BAST). St.

LOUIS 5 A.M tepSC Lyons 8:00 A.M Bustoa Ps.Kx. y.iO A.M N. Y. fa. JEx.

H0 a.m Aocom 10:46 A.M fN. Bbors 0:00 p.m P. Biiors 8:45 P.M Day p.M Chlessso Bxprsss 6:85 p.M BPSS.B. A C. Bx 9:40 P.M ITHAJsUiOTTS BOAD.

Aeeom A4om :50 A.M Aooom 2 AO P.M 4:46 p.sr Accom P.M Aooom 9:30 P.M BOBTBIBB CBKTKAX. 9:56 A.M Kxpress 4:40 P.M Bxprsss. p.m BOCHSSTSB AND PlTTS- Br'RS RAIL BOAD, 0-fBesvUle ACS. A.M Bxprsss 1,50 p.M Ft sod Pass' r. 8:35 p.m Uali p.M VA1XS BOAD (WSST).

CbtC-SO At. 4:59 P.M Aooom. 8:00 P.M BUrrALO BOAD (WSST), Speo. H. Y.

7:06 A St. AO. Kx. ..10:20 A.M 4: Aooom 7:10 P.M "St. 10:68 P.H SB IB BOAD (SOUTH).

Dsosrllls 8:50 A.M Pactfo Bx 10:28 A BslU 6:10 p.m Roahester 6-50 p.m Day Kx 11:00 p.m AtTBnKN BOAD (HAST). CnlOrWlO BX 1:80 A.M -or. aa. fa. sec.

a. Accom 9:15 P.M Nnrtri. CTl. BX 4:40 p.M t-sy 7:40 P.M Baft. 9:45 p.m XsA-Tl OCTAHTO BOAD (WK-Tl.

Bxpress 9:90 A. Pr'ttvsd Aooom 6:10 p.M LAKB ONTARIO BOAD IMASTl. Bxpress AIDrgM. -n a H.Y. i a i- maa ASSOm P.M Bqd STery day to the wssk.

tKoB aondays, bat cot Mondays. TEA IT1 BO ATS DBPAKT FROM CUARLOTTB. Norsernsn-paily -jx P. exeept 8 on day, when City of Montreal Monday and TH arsday at 0 P.M ARR1VK AT CUARLOTTB. NowMfiBii-Daily at Cor Moaure-l Wedaesdays and Saturday! at RIVKR STEAMERS lAMTSGIen Hoose Datlv at 10 A.

P. M. Sun. dayi. at II A.

8. 8. 4 Bua Arrive at Glen Houbs Iaiiyat IP. 7 P. M.

ruiiuajs, at, I 31. FIHAKCIAJ. AStt COM 1-RClAlw OCH K6TK1 fll AUK KXflaT BS D4V Berlsed dally for to iemoerst sad Cbroalele, Red and Clawson wheat is tTOil mttlins dem-nd at the recent advance: th inqoiry for other grades rery limited. Com s)40w mure strenxtb, and wm ac- ooramsiy Baranoe quotailons lc. (ireea peesreadiiy eommtuitf rates Quoted beli.tr, which are oonsldered too blsh for this market, fherrtes in good sbippina deaauid at annexed no tut ton.

At the loading Amen. can DiarKetK to-day, wheat eiow-d decidedly lower, bot pork acd lard bisber. At UTerpool. pork dosed ism ana isrd sa bher; weather in Enaland flna. LrO aoiesaus caotuons Dnn am ss.

as AMDsr wmtar bbt White wmtsr doi and New Ptoosm 87.50taiH. ttsvaun-souowiiii sre lq rallug onotatious ssvid vt HAT iiiio s-iah for Post, white Btienuraa an weeks, a bosh for Ciaw-rm UoaiURe for Amber and uasUSOe for tbe best Bed-oleerraales only ommMoataa ootaide atr. Cork quoted at 60 as for wntte and tviia weu we ror yw tow. UATS qaoted at 44airOo baab ror mixea ana 4400 bam for waits. Kyi quoted at itOtftUOe 60 s.

noted at SCioos for toor, rowed and aoevsoe for two-rowed. UAY are the ralic. at S104M14 9 too. accord in at rr M-asuy. OAUii 11 A uoura stWUtBiOOe iqq bs.

BTBAw-jnoted at 9 ton for oat and wheat acd Q4M0G fur rye. Bauui btuaw flOOTOe 100 njRRKKT QUOTATION- PAID BY DKAf KR- tb- IV; at buh Apples boh, aecwdln toraxtety. tkf-m But(r tit-n-vd to chutes lsTc 'rwTery IfeAi-r CtiM iwhiia-lj a leiie a duxen 00A-iu 2 Drt3MtAd Chicsens iXa. it lrrw4 Tnrk-TB a ..71 lk lettuce a.jien.... lo-aisa ibuocbl ieo Hptnah ftJ.d irrefis bush DoneJi' aoxrn 10c uwtterr.e WIMhoq 1 Oittmnai -tariPiiAua rftrr 1-1 alirtbEl fe hafl do Whir KtdnffT do Red Kidneys btih do TartieSoup Sah.

a IvAfXjo Viijo 1 Dried App.es 8tin-drlej'' ao -Kripunted ft ftiifc Btde-xteers Ihdrs iiittht and beaTy) 9 (Uiw, ma 1 frrint IjijuD aXins. eevoh a-A'ki 6tSit70e do fhaerllnfc-a lo; as l-tai-e iSJai-'dC B-4C i'tar-a t.i toiliDIrijf do -1 nu.M H.tie Tanow Uoatrh co nea a NEW IOHH STOCBS. BBPOMTSO BT JT. Kimball eV Atocli Bnkr, Bttseod BUK-Hocimt, Jun as, vm. U-otauoas ror Aciit iyct.

this Dev. JV'W- Clo-nur. 6544 4i lOHe. 110 45 115 lt tW ion Canada 8-totbera CbL tt. P.

A et. ltx. 1H 1 1) tn avt, )f-i ttH 110 ii bi. hi. r.

a u. lte. 1 iy A I'triTsr a mk Brie a Ht. Han St. Jri II5' 1.14 in lianouf- lAke Mhore la7J West IntBTllie 4 lAIehtttan Central JW asnhaULan Met K'cvi'ed UI If ew York New Jerty 101 N.

Y. rii.tul IWt, .1 10, Si w7 IlotJ 'H MtJ 6ti S7t, isn U1H wo 14A 411 lfA lta Ui Mortbwtern tihtolentral Ohio 4 Ontri HOW 344 sa US'. raemc wan Phil A KtA-dina? Sit 144 SS. H3 136 box Rock Ulaud. Wahwh weatern I'ntnn neaLtjrn 1.

VIM JDenoLva ex. dir. ninlns tor it (ilarkat. lisporUdpy TiiumasJ. IIiriti.svA tUoek Bra- sera, in wall street.

N. Y. TORR. una. in qoouuiuus for wuw Mniiun wra tr sa Alt 90 00 00 It) 50 6 oe 00 11 mestake.

00 Horn H.iTer....,. 49 Ilibemla CO HurteDM 7 13 independence 0 00 iron fiiirer 1 70 Julia 0U iit.Mnth 11 CO l.aiir.e 7 00 headvitis eons' d. 0W 9 5a Ire-iHthan 00 ijtUeCluef CO 00 l.mte CO IjOfltmie 30 1 Tender 9 00 Sl'MiMS 0 CJ Minoral Creek 4.i 1 (Ml Slitier Boy OT MtiriptttM 00 nrf-rvrl Amertcati Anile A-iMtrn and Hoc Trrek; K-'tCht-l Bye and Hiwick Hirii.a P-ickeyuU Huiwt HoiituiEit lU'-t A iletcher 0 uo 00 00 1 85 9 75 10 0 00 1 25 0 on 1 so t4 1 5 9 00 60 Ilituun Ul Knll MrewtMi- uiOur Con i Plllshnrff Bwld U-ar frt-Bk, Black Jaca Buret; Ion 6 M-xitn 0 00 Mtf 15 Niifitjo 1 50 Nonh Htsndard, 3 IVirondnr 8 as Northern 65 00 oriental MUier aledoniR, Bl luiiiiniia 'hrrsoiite Umax Onid'd Oonnoir. I 10 00 00 00 00 00 jo omriitiia Lkjnal ocif-r Knob 0 00 TO Ki 1 60 Huit)i itiHi'-annora Cherokee 91 0 00 10 00 00 00 5 50 00 00 00 1 0 t) Kobliifjou Con 1 Bierra 0 00 Mirer lift Hprtng 60 Silver 'rifwent aribon ot A Btl OJ ilTdr kweu. en llurnriKo.

0t) Htortuount to a 1 H0 8 00 HO "Hiain. B.MilhUite (new) Kiiterpri- tW standard 94 00 3 rtS 0 00 0 (13 1 no 0 00 00 00 0 (0 75 98 10 00 00 rexa conooi 11... OO vig nnvasro lather IseBmet siai ijine rvo. 1... as do do 9 and 8.

0 urt do do 1 aud 4. 05 do do No. 4... Bllrer Ktn 80 Hm i'euru. "0 Tioim 0o Tuaunrora 40 UiiiuHlla 0 VJnihn 'nnsoltdtd.

lmtiiiy PrtH'iand real reeu lyndiile old Incur Hdnhaw irnnd 1'riee. iHB Ppnderr 000 ijuiu ftn.it!,. Stocks named wit noot transactions in them. Blocks marked with an asterisk () denotes the ask Ins nnoe, those not marked uw bidding ptisa, Cblcaso an, on city in ark. eta.

sBSisl ts tat jOtwneera, sad Vtwonw, rnrrifio. ll. tsc, liit(hetliaHc. loweat lit Ho and cI.miius price lll'c; AHarust, t.jKtnlits price 11:140, nth est liHflno. lowest lltfc, eiouins price 111..,.

CtRN-Jaly oneiilns price 45c. hutneHt price 450, lowest price hlijhest hac. loweat 4440 and elostna 44teT i It .1 filv nnss H1 u. t.i..t.. .1 ttwesl Wiin prics-f 1881) hid with 9 18.35 Ofcnina prire 8U.33i4 hlfcthe-t i 111.45.

h)WJl til JiU aiirl flnslna A i pri. OIL (Mtt Jim, i tri'j "fti'wa, hl.hit Pid, lowest rc" ai.d oiusin price 7hHio bid. If. T. STOCK ANU moiNBY ARKRT9.

rollowlns are the oh an tree tn tlie stoeks named imsde Bp from the hut Board) sine June 97: ADTAMf BD. Northwefltsrn nref Paclilo Mail llelsware A W-ii. i New Jersey hi Rock imio si tasipm Ctereiaitd A Col-mhos yvZ O. O. A I.

2 Han. A tt. Joseph lima. BdL Jo. i linnnts tiiiriirtitun a Vuln 0, hicrUfti A A ton.

1 New Tork I i KuiiftttS A ft. lnlral DanlH. 'anada ponthern 11 Cttltral icti wan CviiUal. nortftarn ntetoo Norttiem paalQ. 4, Krie MUVkUKMsta Ml.

I'atnl A Mil. A 81. Paul 4 linned rttaiw Krorees. a i.t floaoarr New IToac. June WS 40 p.

i.T elcisod at a out. Prims mer cantile iiaiinr at ttlli eont. Oovenuuant Una. Kailrosds dull ajia loirnr. IJtocts woa, olosint Heicantile ipcy E.G.DUN& CO.

A Few Plaiit Facts We won id respectful It call the attention of our snb- sorlbers end others te the foiiowiiur main points of eieeiience otct its to petit ors poeseasad ar this Asency. CDsJlenfe taTfstlflratioD as to the tmth of these ma tern ante, ana all partes- eat money for tbe ass ox Mercantile Aeeneies will do wall to look into toe matter. A B.We an tbe originai affency, eetabUsbed fa 1341, by Lewti Tsppsn. Ma en older tlssm any com- pauior. wun tne scenmatated kiowiedse.

ex peri gee sad rrrowtb of basinees represented br as exiaxenoe or forty years. AUltlBEROP BRANCH OFFICES now h7, in the cities of the United 8tsts, Canada acd Bnrope. as opposed to faslf that cumber poMessed by other Aurenclos. t'BlBK OP SUBSCRIBERS estimated as nearly -ouble that of all other Agencies com- ainea. CAPITAL more than ample, and the only -ut-encj mat can say so with truth.

TEAR LIT BXPKNDITrRE-OveramiHio dollars la dlsbnrsed by as annnal.y in the obtain in oo Hating and dlspentlxg of inlormauoa to oar sua scriberf. REFERENCE BOOK Issued four times a year. Contains many thousand mors names than tny other book, sod owing to oar large list of sub- ser iters scd nunaeroaa branch ofBoes is eriticiaed apal-aed and eorreeted much mere tlmroaghJr Uuui the works pubiished by Agencies not possessing t.aessi saTBntases. Ot I.OT1FICATIOH SHEET OF vuanu semi-sreekry requires no sey. oiTos the explanation of aach i m.

where possible, in full. Also sires all important items of Judsrrnente. mortgaes, all orer tha United States. Con ts ins more real BUS1NB3B items than any other sheet published. COLLECTION DKPARTirj PIT We have eolieeted orer twenty flva millions of dollars for clients in tbe United States, and paid orer erery dollar promptly.

We are a perfectly responsible nrm, nave tbe beet facilities In the country for the collection of debts, asd when wa do collect your money it is safe with us. Can as mach be said for all other Inititutions who solicit your collection basin ess Can as mneh be said for any of them SHIPPING GCIDB We present each rub- sen ner with a reliable ghippfrur aside, boand, for conTenlenee. sepaiateiy from tha Reference Bok. It Is complied for as by tha celebrated expert. W.

Bollinger, and wa chailenga oompartson of Its eorrectness and reliability. DIRECT TICKETS AND TRAVEL ERS TICKETS Wefitraisli, bound is book form, blaok tickets of inquiry to ail oat of town snb-serlbers. with foil instructions by which tbey an mail titer inqsirtes for reports DIRBCT to our district or Branch Office having charge of the plaea where tha party inquired about resides, and btt-e the reports icalled DIRECTLF back to them. By this means mueh time is Bared and delays presented. We aiso famish subscribers with similar ticket bocks for their travelers, by which the trareler Kails his Inquiries from the place where the order is taken to onr nearest Branch OiBce.and the report Is nailed direct to the 6ahseribers office, reaching there generally ss soon, or soon after the order from tbe traveler is seoeived.

We respectfully URGB tba oae of these books by oar subscribers as one of the most ralaabie and useful principles erer applied to tba Azeney bnsinees. Ail who rftlua pr B3 pt reports and wlh a -void vexations delays inaiiinij their orders, shouid apply for them. Our Subscribers win please observe that our large nnm-ber of Branrh OiBces render this system peculiarly successful with us. No agency with a third or half the number of offices eon id hope to make It as ser Tlceabie. It is the Nl MRKlt of branches lht 1 dt-ea tbe bnaineas.

We nuuee no elianre for these tiefcat books. S.KTTER8 OF INTROC I CTIO.1 FOR TRAVELERS teeoed by us, giro tbe use of double the ntunber of Branch Officei possessed by any other Agency. Almost every eity ta the eonn-try now has aa office of si. Q. DUN A Ctf.

Ask yenr trsTalers if you desire to be con rin cod of tha value of oar large list ot offices for their ass and consultation. OIB ISARGIIY VST EH. We give each subeeiiber a ccstjer. wntcb serres to distinguish i iToaa aii other subscribe, cn our bocks. This number ts paced IS THAT Is 4 KG If upon onr rec ords, opposite tha report of every name he for during his term of snbserlption.

Is this auuner we ara able to talU la a moment, when wa recetre an important or unfarorabie pieos of information about any party, just how many of our sabscribers rs leteieated and who tha subscribers are. and tba report ts at onca delivered to tirtou Timei ad-s of this chiracter, made poasibie by such a perfect system, ts frequently worth in one ease more thin the cost of a weoJe year ssubse tptioa. Tnis is aoeh tmaoxtanee to Bubacrtber that after their sub script Son rotii a few ytmra, tti protect! on In ttl is worth rta prtee. And yet. so littie thought ts oaie-imee given to tha aaatter.

that for the sake of "'IBS a few dollars a year subsenbers wUI, now sad then, throw op all the protection that has bees ae c-mniatlng for then for years oa our records, and subscribe to some cheap Ageney. oniy to discover, when too lata, what sdrsmtages tbey have lost. ffPTsrmsof subscription m.e1 sjknown at tha flics. R. G-.

DUN CO. CUPRFME COrRT-Monroe County. Thomas SRlch et al against Adine avith et 1 DUraaaECe nt a tQtt-TiitXit nf nawtnirai maA I. this actum at a Bpecisj lerru this Otiart, held at or. tneaist day of Mav.

ilnn.Cnarles i-'-ikhi. BBLicsj ana tmterea in at tjonniy erk offlce on the sane da, i. thr? undersigned, Gferee ColV that. ntrrvrtM ui, abf i auction, on ha front step? of the Court Uaae 10 "'CliS tr. Ihat firfannnri ihinf.t,r Und Bttuate and being In the city of Bucheeter.

-w oiaas yr iew i org, laid down r. a 11 Sa filed in WlnifW flara nrKu in hber 5 of saspa. at oa? a. nttti.t Map of the property of tne heirs of Matthew ead. surveTpd bv R.

J. amiTh l-isi nn and described as follows: nrn i ne soui part or sot s-vea, being a nbtliVtBlfin of town int nnirruir Rft v.rtn- ship nnn-bwr one, the rnge of towashtpe lying west of the oenesee river, containing one-eighth tK? ot an acre more or less, bounded ani de- as roilows: ot the west side of Kxchance Street, at a anmt da.tnt rniKi f.m ka northwest Ourner of satcbanKe strtet and irup street one hundred and forty-two feet and three-tenths of a root U4S 3-101: rucnln. tnenca north iuok "in --t-3i Biae or Kxcnenge retyt aevnty-f onr I CWt iX inCilafci I h.nO- sa lin.Vlv.-. throuffb laid or.ginai lot number spven. ae described tp a deed made by Oeonre Wiibar pd wne to Kra vi a-aja, uoi june, one aunarea and sevsnty fet to Pine alley ot sire-n: thence eont bstsBterly alt ng said Pine ai'ay or sTraet sr.

enty-ore itret and Pve-tecths of a fo3 to land now owned or forr-erly owred bTjoratban Child, bslng a point distant one hundred and nfty-two feet and four-tetiths of a foot north westerlv from the northeast eornor of Troap street and Pme alley tnenee along said land now formerly of Jonathan Child being the south line of said lot number seven, one bnri'lrod and feny feet to the west of aUohanga street, tne point or place of beginning. beoond-Uit number forty-eight (4. Hill street, hounded ard de-cnbd as foltows: Becinnrngon the northerir side of lini street, at a point dm ant two hundred and tbiry-two f.et and two-tanUis of a foot from the Bf.rth!rrly corner of B-ul street and HUl Btrewt. at tba aootJiearteriy corner of ber forty -nina oa HiU street: thane nnnhAri." tnyveireet tJong the wesreriy line of satd lot trat and liodson River Rati road Company, and tnence in a fi-ath-renterly direction along sid railroad companT's (and forty-six feet and Ore- tenths of a fOOt tO tfie Lai aion tb easterly line of -hBimD (nrUrTen feet to itdot UiU 8tr6Ct- tSl Po-at or puce of -Part Of lot nnmhAr nnm nt nnntSa, smajl nortion nf rh at, nvi nP, thr subdivision fots of lot number tUty-one 51 1 tn Gates as laid down on a map made bv K'liht lujiBt-inanu recorded in stud dors' office, which said "tnnotber two and aaid nurt. of llir.

nnH one and (Urn) tsfc-mi i-narhv ariibed as foUows; Beginning on the southerly side ui nuuaw Birrw now west antln street, at aoaint sixty -eim from ihe Qthwt-t Cirnar nf U'mi Man reet and run-ire thence somhweaterlv Blong the lUttlorlV Ildl WMt Mittr? to a point distant hftcen feet sotthwe-terl- from the corner ct sut.diuuon lot number one-thence running southeriy nlusty -slg eat, ard in aach 7 ttc liumsii'm oi a tine mr.ety.31 fet In length, druwn from the tKlnt aforesaid, wiii "vutiutv-T isrss or saui suaatvtsion lot it Mi the oasteriv line three feet and six inches to "tha northerly line of t. mmiA fY "our northerly II Said SnbdlVlStnn rt 7, rvt tr. v. j. A thtrty.four feet end alxtv-four-onehandredths a fitt to the westerly side of Kord street; thenoe ud Ford street t.V.J?!? ten f-et northerly from the a.

inS 'lf ai1 "uhdivwton lot number fiur. i.siieKMI a fijot to the easterly Una ot said subdivision lot nom-bertwo: ihence sion- the waiteriy ite of subdivUion lot timber three two hundred and twelve feet to the southerly side oi West Main street, the point or place ot beginning. atrwet, tne irourthTht northerly part of tot number three, being a subdivision lot of lot number Aft v-one (Sinn l'! on a map made by BUsha John and retarded In staid eterk ofttoa in liber 4 of deeds, pate 5t. bounded and described as follows- Beginning on the southwesterly oorner of Ford street and west namstrest and running ttienee southerly along aid.e of Ford street one hundred and eighteen teet and eighteen- one hundredth of a foot 1 wealeriJ a lute at rigtu-aiwiee to Tori f' aixtj -aevan feat and ihirty-two-onehun-dredths of a too the eestsrly Una of subdivision lot nuiubcr two; then aortheriv, along the easterly oodWiaion lot number twoTnlnety-seveh feettotheaputhnrly Imaof West Main street: thnee tr" Huh Lot number fonr, being a subdtvisi tn lot of U-ata. a laid down on a map tuade by Klisha Johnson and recorded in said clerk 0 office in liber 4 of deeds, page 5W8, ts bounded roUow: Beslnnlngon the westerly side of Kord street, at a potnt distant two huntired and foity-three feet raid eitihteoii-onehundrt-dths of a foot southnrlf from the s-tuthwsstterty corner of Fird street nd West Mam street, being the southeasterly comer of subdivision lot number three, ard runuiiw thencaw.utherlyutiy-thrae and forty, six-onehundredihs of a toot to tha northeasterly corner of a ntdt vision lot Dumber dv; thce running westariy, aoiig the northerly Tine of said subdivision tot number tiva.

Iwu hundred and odb teet and of a foot, being a Una at rtgt'i-angina, or Dtwrrf so, w.th Kord street: thenee northar.y, on a lu-e paralial. or nearly au, with Ford street, any.e'sht f-et and 'UylxnehundredthB of a loot to the matbwesterlv comer of ptnomber one; easterly along the aimtherly l'ne of subdivision lots una, two and throe, at right-angiesto rordst.wet. or nearly so, two hundred and one feet and ninsty-six-vinehundrstUs of a foot to the westerly side of Krd sire at, the point or piaoe of Be tbe several dimensiona and distances in all of said dettenbed property mote or less Dated Kochostar, ,1 una Id, I Hi juhr n. HKCALKT. Bafsree.

9. ftOQWB. Atty. 13 MONROl. OOL JiTY Bills, plsvln-tin.

against KutAbeiA surge and oihers, de- Ii ndftnts. In pursuanca of a Jodgmaot of foreclosure sad sale duly granted tn the altova atniitlMila-tLiiati. antAwi iBBlonra Ooanty Clerk a i-fihtja on the ad day of June, 131, tba undersigned Referee wtll sell at pubHa auction, at the front p-rch of theCourt Uouse In tha t'lty of Hocheeter. of Monroe. on tha 14th day of July, ifeti, at 10 o'cWk A.

tba pram-tw deecribtHi in said jndgment as follows, vis. All that tract or parcel of land situate in tha eity of Rocbesier, Oourvy of Monroe and ttaof New York. letUM lot number eighteen 1 18! tn a suhdivtaioa of lot tttioiber nine i), east of tha Krie canal on the east side of Oak street, being fi rtr feet u. width and run-nitm bacs depth from said street one hanored and jliaUKl una 4, L. i-AMTBL P.

MO0H5. Hatorea, ikiwaimi nAsiua.rrriAU'7- 36 State Street. KOOteBSYIR, N. SPECIAL SALE TOR TO-DAY, AND TO BI COSTINU1D ALL THE COXIBQ WEEK. Black Silks 48 pieoea Lyons Biaok auk, all purs Silk, at Oe per as nieces elegant Lyons Black 8 ilk, all pur silk and fine quality, at ft-Hc per yard.

pieces Lyons Black 8 Ik, at best able bargains and cannot again be duplicated at the Irtce. An early Impact ion invited. 100 pieces more of these Bummer Bilks at 50c per Pobsob's Sati Finish, 1.25. 91.50 and U.8B. lor finish and wear snrpawin any other slUu Thread BUck Satins, sic, 75c and upward.

Black Sarahs tl and upward. In Colored Bilks we ah all offer SO-inch Dress SUks at S3-inch Satin at 1. gurahs at 91 34-Inch Sating at 11.25 op, Sft.inrfc Italiii nituurfa. at in Elegant novelties in ail Bilk Black Brocade Satins, Wonderful bargains in Mourning Goods BtU! another great reduction in Lapis, a all-wool LACs. BUNTINGS, 48 inches wide, Toe, Far inferior imitations of theee goods were sold early at II.

They are the handsomest and most desirable mmncir black fabric imported season and cannot be bought in other stores anywhere near the price we offer. Real Nuns' Veiling, 48 inches wide, cannot be iwnim eisewnere nnaer ft. Doabie-width Bunting, all wool, 50c. iiernaci rsurafis, fan fry Grenadines. Canton Crepes.

BeJifrenBea, Laoe Amorea Cansei a Hair Grenadines, Crepes, Ham Sea, Bareges de Lata, By- muujhsh juoatrosa, meres, Ann ares, 8 Doodahs, jwiiiwi, ticarieiuia ana urepes is all qnaJtttef DressGoods 20C pieces English Plaid and Strred Wool Dress Goiri at lvjc per yard told everywhere for 20c per yaw-. ptecos rrencn su-wooi Dress Goods inches wiqb. censuring or Debe'ges, Fonles. BT, Cioth, lAoe Buntincs, in all the most desirable colors, at 37Hfi per yard former price from 50c to 75c per yard. 800 pieces an wool French Nans" YeHin, Cams.

Hair and other fashionable makes of tine Dress Goods in ail the desirable colors. 49 inches wide, at 50c per yard. Most of the above good have been sold at 41 per AQiWirUII SCCIO IS IDTltM. 60 pieces, 48 tnch wide, all wool and willed Suitings, in nary blues nd other eolors, at S6c: well worth 75c One case Laos Bonding, 27 inches wide, at UPc per yard just marked down from 25c, No such bargains as the above will be offered anywhere nest week except at ear establishment, and cash customers oogh to take advantage of oar won-fterfol offering. Ail houses advertise treat bargain, which is quite fjy to do.

bnt the most Important of aU Is to hare them when ladies ask for them. We guarantee erery thing advert ised can be seen and purchased if denized We never carry our goods from one season to another; therefore we are obliged oftentimes to make redactions, and we shall crrtalnly do so now. Wonderfal bargains in Ladies' Dresses. This week we will offer ertraord nary indaeemantg summer bus ifreasea and close oat black and colored Dresses at greatly reduced prices. We will offer extraordinary banrains In rista.

Dolmans, Ttsites and Coats. Kxtraordinary barirains in Staff Dresses, both imported and domestic. Bargains in Cloth Jackets, Cloth Hirvaiocks, Cioth Dolman and Cloth Fichus. 1.000 Bilk Fait, handsomely made and trimmed, are all Tery desirable patterns; sold Are weeks so by as at Sis. 400 Suits, sold early at 44-Staff Baits, S9, 913, 110-, sold six weeks ago at just donbie this price.

Twenty elegant imported Sample Dresses, less than half price. Voe above quoted are nw, good shape, good materials, faahUinable and eairaile. Lf yoa hare not bought, now the time. If yoa hare bougiit.ro-. can afford to buy more, they are so cheap.

Ton will not tare another susb chance. Summer Underwear. Stock complete in light weight English Merino, Cotton and Game, Preach Balbrigg-n and Amerioas Gauze and Gossamer. Gentlemen's Geoze Teste, all 85c and 85e Oentlemen's Gaoze Drawers, an sizes eoc and 35c Gentlemen's Jean Drawers, ail sues 50c Children's Ganze Vesta, all sizes 130, aoo, 25c Indies' Gaaze Testa, sli Stic Ladies' Gaaze Tests, an sues, extra one. 3c Hosiery.

Lauxt Not1Ui, Enitiuh. Frooeb tnd eirau, in-cladlD ezcta.1T, 3eniirn, oar own tmporutioo ftnd fetrgftic parebaMd FOR MISS S3. Moltd all refralar ttae BolW clock, rural BPHCIALTiEa FOB LADlBt). Mxofrr rtnpea, rualMT ate flKl Mlora, uik eiook. 87 DKlak Imct ilniwi.

nwalar. NarTttla luiM aoe Gloves. W. ba.e trthlntr that Jjadioy Tbread. Ute.

Bngllali Lisl, Mitt. iAdlaa' riitfc Mitu LadMa' B. C. fmich LUle lo aoe 500 two Noreltle. In Gentlemen' Hcarfs, Ttw, Braa, ol.

lanaoa Cnfla. spECiALTias roa Obinti.khbn. t-pfr LtJiea Collar. I8e Ijoan Onff. is.

rat llrao.1.... Wo ad.wtiaed. 36 State Street, ROCHESTER, omce. WANTS. WANTED.

Ladies to mate men scarfs and Tearners taken. A light and pleasant WOrH. Appiy to H. p. COa' A 47 MlU-at.

WANTED. By a yoting maa with push and this office. -s-- RICHARD80W, at 63 Arcade, wants 2 giris, OPenarse girl. 2 for wnrlr a tvv.ira OS Jor general housework and 4 dining-room girls, also 80gtrls for berry pickers by tha dth of July- Fana hands wanted. nOUr KKF.KPER WANTED to go short dl-tanott Into th f-ttn nt.rr an It An Ua arnr.

nf family. Addre-s Post-office Box 14T. WAKTED. A French teacher desires pupils donng Jalyand Aegost. Will give private or CiasS ieiiaOTis.

Addrna- I I ft ii. fcprfng-st. MATCH MAKER. The would like to confer with mechanic who has been WASTED SALESMAN. -A traveling salesman tn a tttinlaaala ha fan rti rieht man.

cne having a trade in PennsylraBta, Ohio and thisetstr, a penttuent situation and good salary p. uvu iviKTnufxm uummnaoo. Auareea or bv lattavr i ti u-sj a. a ehange-st. Bnftaio, D.

WANTED. A young man who driving and uiktag care of horsaa. Adureaa n. this fnee. Machine Operatives.

Ap- tl sm 73 Uaic-st. iiAttirQai UUttit ft 9, FOR SALE OR RENT. IjX)R SALE. A Phaeton, stylish ud in rood 1 order. A harmAln.

If rhi. i Jattes-et. rOR HALE Hsrrl ware stock- and bufnneaa. Address Post-cfEce Box lQ-J. Aihion.

S.Y. "VTACHT FOB 8 ALE. -Cat fied Yacht Florenc. M. Also one Raw Rnat address rit AN! i CHASa, 1 liast Park.

1JOH KENT. A good furnished house, with JL water and every convenience, at 44 University -tWOBlal' JttJ laJkM.SUll.iJ, aXB HEJNT. Two floors in th boiidisjr cornea' 1 Mill and sto-r i on i lrrt -n -itood reiiiabl power, lnaaira of C. TOMPKlfift se niSCEI.LAHOCS. fBS.

OIRAHD, French Dressmaker, of 821 nati. ieii tnis city Monday for "VOTIC'JE 18 BEREBY GIVEN that. I will not bo 4- ntiPOHtible for any debts contracted by Geonra fivsu, e.t-A- iiiia ul. i warn an persons tramst Durchvftlna nnv tx.llm frnm him will n.LlrS the purchaser resDoneible. PARC atLiLa.

est -sppa-Tgr. june a-j. ii. BATI61TI0B DOMISIONDAYINCMADi Will make an Kxcursion to Cobourg and Port Hope. tiiiti hitldz excursionists tut nday to witness one of tbe gran lest demonstrations hich ever took nlace in Ontario.

Far- unir i-i ss round trip, and good to retain up to 4th of July. A it-ACta B1B UB lO M. 1 UIWO ,1 OOC Bt tAJ. Ticket OS'S. Mill Bjhat tr See Po-ters no and dty.

LKSEOA LAKE BTEA.M NAVIGATION (XX JirK 15. 1881. ONONDAGA AND BCHTJ YLEB leave Ueneva daily ir3undavB tu- at ana P. ii Trt ol watfctnsctien 11 A. and 8:30 P.

M. Laare Wat-klliS A iL. 1:25 Br.d 7PM- tmv. at i-i-iora aj-. 10 30 A.

5snd 30 P. M. Through paseagers sxtt baggage trar af erred frna. Mt-nJ htM-i nv.ohaa. ter paaBengers by this ri--te have seven hoars at Wst- aaasi aicu, ici.i iujt ii vi in same aay.

at. j. eta i-at, sup Upper Lake Steamers sa-SSaaiEaa fTestern TrABBportatloo aitd IV. T. Liae Of Stcamerp.

Lttare ererv tnmAv Thurait, -rt day for letrvtit, Ohicngo atd iniermedi fjinim. fur ltirtiicr itiiormtiOB Bca tlcsatSa ease call at tha old, rehsbfe office. Miil-st w- Bctiut ijsLt, Ticket Agent. ITBiflER City of Montreal (CAPT. LEACH.) rnrset for fororrt.

ittavo. Charlott wtbtt MOM list and THURSDAY EVEKIKO at So'tiock. Oar ssav R. y. c.

Dssot at P. AL to OOQSSet with gtaamsrs. ar Tickeu for salt at 9i M'Jl-st. C. BCHOFIELD.

Apeat. NATIONAL LINE OF STFtlsffiPa, BMwsen Nsw rk. Uvsrpool. Qtzftacstowis and Ixta-Son Qirect. ealiics weekly from Pier 3S, fionn nvar, York.

Ars among til laivest neamsbip. croav- ratM. astllo tTt); Mcaraloa t11 Prepaid (Users Ucketa. sas, beitut lower ttan moat otAsr UnMS' 73 Broadwav, New York. If.

wTj. Aenta at Boaestr. o. W. P- WUAWN, W.

I. AM3DKN, iI3.1lotf:rtr HATDKK s- a- GUION LINE, CRITK1 ITATEI WAI 8Tai1 FOB QCBBKBTOWS AUD LTTEBPOOt. I arts iir SB, K. toot or K.lns-8t. vTSSIVA" JCLr TCWSDAY.JCI.Y A.M TUKSDAT.

JUL? i- 6:00 A.M KVADA TUESDAY. ALU. A.at a IbM. stsaatsr. ars bailtof Iron, ta vstar-tuas ecaipartataBt.

and ar ramiahed witA avervTiQ-iaM to mat, th. paaaain asroas Lit. Atlantis both aafa ana 1 n. ar. a-i cn 00.

tttaa la- sitnng tnos arsateat or. ail luitiri at Ha oarfass vantl aEion aoi laiutnV CABIH PAS-AGS ivitrottii at. CABIM PASSAGE (aooorttini to WOSTEKKAG DiSN. Qndnt rf u.i.IMiaUiAXB UMBDiATAT SN. under Powers' BacJt: AKbBfiw McDADaT 340 or GEO.

Aunsa. TS Allan Liie Bo jal ffiaii SteaisMps The macs is cent Bteamsh-p PHRUVLAN sails frsos Boston direct for liverpool Jane 24, SalUnirs from QUEBEC every HaTURDAY, May 7, This route presents unprecedented advantages to enanti them to view the magmflceiit scenery of the lower Bt. Lawrence, la audition, ths a stance from Quebec to Liverpool is EoO miles shorter, and of the reduced distance 1,000 no ilea is Inland navigation, reducing tha actual ooeaai voyage to a mintmum of 5 days. Sxtra ships fr-irc QLASOOW.G ALWAT.QUBlENrl-TOWNanaiXlSDOJ,D;ilRY IK EOT TO BOSTON For passage and Information applv to LBWI3 A P. ZiMMKR or HKTZiEL, A WEHNSH, Aventa at Rochester, or LSVE A ALDKN, Aeuta.

2t-7 Broadway. N. 801 Washington BoaUia 107 South Fifth-st. PbHadelphie, SfarLino United States and Royal Belgian Mail greamera. ETEBX SATURDAY FOR AISTtTEBP The spVeriilid flrst-elata, tlNroward steamers.

Saloons, state-rooms, and bai.roooui fcidshtus. ttecor.a cabin aeeom modat ion unexoaUed. itate-rooms alt on main decs. No horses, cattle, sheep or pics carried. First cabin 7S and t0.

Heeond cab in foG; prettd axeTtrslon 910U. rjiDeiuc prvuj vm; ea-cansion ew.au. RitiUT A BONS, een'lAji-tS, 3M7 Phtladtpa, irr BivaunEj, i 19 1. Chicago. North German Lloyd BTKAMPHIP USB BETWEEN HEW TOBff.

BOUTBAA1PTON. IMS, HAVRE AMI BiUULEN. TRa BtKra Of tbts Onmnanv will tt St Jor from Braissii Pier, loot of THird Street, Ho. HATES OF PASSAGE From Hew Tors fi-iata. JitiMoa, Uosaon, garr and Bremen, nrat eaoln.

tli; samad sabia. tflO; steerM, taO: prepaid ateert ace. tickers. t(. Return tickets at irrsatlv redaeed rj.

es. gtaanj.rs sail from Fier twtwesn 8ond and Baboten. M. For freutbt or nut iu, acplTtoOKLBJClig A CO. a Bowurii QrisSt til or to OB), C.

A L-B it and fa M. Bit, Agent, for Rochester. AWCHOR LINE. Lniiuu tji iso a in it i a a as Mas Sail every Saturday NKW TOKK TO GLASGOW. CAB IN 8.

0 to t- STSKRAUa, JS. These b-as-ars do not oarry eatUa, sheep or pita. And every Saturday, rrsrtWTOKH TA Ijini- hisw CAJBINS, A3 to 05. Bicurslons at iiednoed Kara, irasssDgar sfxmmoasuoiii are -rr bis 1 All BtaterooBjs on Main Deck. Passengers booked at lowest rates to or from any Railroad i-Saflon In ICiir-r-, Drafts issued at lowest rates, parable (free of ehsraal througbout England, BeoUand and Ireland.

Hun-KscN Bkothsks, Bowling Grkkn, N. Or a XT, MArDovAin. R-ybihtis. eUPRKMK COl RTa-County of rt-atta Btnchdeld, plain UH, aMinst Charlotte U. Marton.

defendant, in purstisxioe of a Judgment of partition and sale niade tn tha above emitted action, on the tod day ot June. i81, at a special term of satd court, heid at Rochester, N. and entered Monroe county clerk office. the subscriber, referee in said judgment named for that purpose, will sel at public auction, on the front steps of the court house, tn tha Rochester, Monroe county. N.

on the 1st Ot-yof July. issi. at 10 clock La the forenoon of that day, the premises directod by said jpdgmso.t to in a Bus, aviiu luortsiii uramj i iw ttts lunuwi; All that tract or pmreel of land knoffa as the North of lot No. ing on the eatt Kx-ahang street, in ths city of Rochester, In ths Urxtis iraot, sstia kh Doing uurty-taree feet in wtath oa Sjtchange fltraet. UKM AN W.

MORRIS, Referee. WHeTSt kr A j-CHtHji KY. PlalntilTa Atty' a. IS SUPRKMB COURT Moswoa Anderson vs. Rsacna MeMannts and others.

In pursuanca and by virtue ol a judgment of fore-otosore and sale, maoe tn tits aiitiued action at a spectal-terni of this Court, held tn tbe cuy of Roeb-sster. In and for the County of Monroe, oa the day of June, 1W1 Bon. WtlUam Uumsey. presiding tha subscriber, tha Referee for that purposa. thereby duly appelated, shall sell atpahUe aucuon, at the front steos ot tha Court House, in the city of Hoeneater, on ths 9th day of July, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon oi that day.

the real estate acd mortgaged premises br said judgment directed, to be scud and therein descr bed ai fotuwa, vis. Al! that tract o- parcel of land Bttuate In tha eity oC Rochester, Cour.ty of Monroe and stata of KewYork and -tno-m as Iol nonabar nlxtety-saven Baid lot Is siluated tn section A. and fronting oa Oniaxla street, referemv being had to bv Thomas Moulson of a sabdlvtsioo of part of town." lot nuui berCfty-elght i58', being a part of the farm ana tle-bard tracts; saud map eg on 6 in Monr County ohaoa, an bookol ait aaatber tnrea, at pag DatdJuu17, 1881, JAMB8 K. RrjRT.INO AM 13 yaai.fl. as trerae.

Qciyr-T TawYooRmig. PlaiBtjir Attorney. nOW TO WIS tN WALL STREET By Brae eeasfui etv-r-tor. i tk ttJLNTVal BTMOaa 19 SttM-- THECREAT pmif RKEiir.mTisfti, Neuralgia, Scatica, Lumbago, Backache, Soreness of the Chest, Govt, Quins, Sore Throat, Swellings Ofti Sprains, Burns and Scalds, General Bodily Pains, Tooth. ar and Headache, Frosted and Ears, and all other Paint and Aches, Pnrratlnn on vjniui t.

Jacom Ort ft su r. rtmplr ami rhrap External tteni3j. A trial entails bnt the comparatively trilling outlay of 50 an4 ererr wtie aaffering with can have cheap and pluve proof of it WroctioDi ta Eleven Laiiffitagoa. SOLD ET ALL DRU(HH8T8 AND DEALER! KEDIOISE. A.VOGHIXR Sc Baltimore, v.

A LOCAL MATTERS. ALDERMEN IN SESSION ETUR IQ EST IRQ OF TBErOn BIOH COCSl lI, I.4ST EVEM'; Report of ibo Baildlux romtnlitoo in K.aard to lh. Raw b.dh for tiao PramtlTM-BIti for Lltrhtlnc tbo Cltj-Inanrlnc tbo Public Schools appropriation forTTator Pip, 'oo street tniprov.inauta. Tbe board of aJdermen met but evMnina but tbree of tbc mem ben being present. After sue ssnai rounne banneat had been AJd.

Keliy. of the bulldina committeL oral ented the follow tag report, which wu To the Hnnorohlt the Common Council of the Citu GitNTtKxf: Your building committee harioff the use of l'rotectiit No 1. nt li rep.rt that twn nxivwl the foll-'Winit bids upon the plane and Bpeeiff'-mrions as adopted 3iesrn. Kooman a Kusse. Mewrg.

Kraft t-icbrt. fi0. ionartl ok1. l.ail, and Geonre W. Aidrtdjre.

lu'-- ox wnton oias are ror a sum than the appropriation made bw yuur howable body therefor, tlO.W, and in riew tliereof Uesoived, Him mid committoe enter into noon, tract for the erection of said bui ding in ncnl-ucewithuvenhuia ai.d spwiflcaimns therefsjr, with feorge w. proTld-J he will full roc the citr fur said buildtoE: the sum of Ilu.iMt. he bt-ine tin Inn mat however. uglII all lir-ne atid enciimberanci against -ail pmyrty hiTfvin ad biiadiiijf is to Or-ed thereof be vrcutxi dtWtmd to Ui citr J. J.

HAKT. JOHN A. FELSnrGIK. M. 1 iTKIN.

i v- H. TRACT, Eul.djnit committer ol the common council. Tbe annexed reoort wu snhmlUM. hv am Fee, who moved adoption To the the Common Council of th City Of GkSTI Vflllf ferred tbe ubjfw-i of rrantinir prmisstoa to Uim StoctteetMr ar VV indoor I n. Ulf dLy BOW UCCU i Kl by the fMrrn timw fntim: and public school No.

also to crew end euanm iTvnMjn lirurg In lAnA.u. 11 Avenue and ISorton would rwpectfuliy report that we hare vt the subject ewfui at-fcentkm, nave be-s to look over the location roen-Uoned, here bvard ih- Skiieicatioae of the p-artiM lcu-rstd far and against srraoiijBB: r.K-h permw-n. and find Utat It would be a sriom damsm to "uwut Ji c3in--poGa or me r-cu hw First Tower street is dt-fiintid to be the eastern approach to a bridge which inu soon be wtT-i aerora the river to Mccracken sa.re.tt a r.nrr,Ai ctohmok at that point iroutd be both a ercAS Inoon- 'rrj uanroUB. Second Koch a railroad would be a nuisance rnnnma so near to a ptiOac hm, not ooiy aisturhiDz the conduct of sh rhnri amw. etinit livwuof th children in attendance.

Third North 8t. Faul atret, which ts one of the prlnclfal aTennes of the city, has recently been imp ocd St rreat PiiH-ti nn1 a btmhiu m.Iut. running so cioee and parallel with it would danusaje aid street an unwarranid ourth Tbe building of thie ra'Jway to It rem-ternpiated terminuit would prent tlie eitenaton of the sireet railway, and dpprve emaeins of the benoat of tbe street improvement made for that purpose. Fifth It would df-Rtroy private property whVh valuable as choice redctice property. Biith The unanistous oxiosltion of tlie citittens and taxpayers aloe- the line of such railway Seventh This Is a pleasure railroM, and not such an one as shoo id sacrifice nubile and nrivas inur.

est. EiEbth Said railway would wrlously damajre the property of the city whifb Is now occupied by the Hewttrn Rw York institute for daf mutes, aa It must run very close to tlie build tngs thereon tliere being asiace of not over twenty fet from the buiidbff to the top of te high bank of the river; therefore, Keeoivcd, That the resolutions preeontM at the last meeting: of tlie board in relation to trrantinr permission to the Winder Beach railway eom-Iaov to ctosh crun and erhool lot No 8 and Truant houaa tot, be iudeniiitelr pottpond OWKN F. FEE, M. 8 HASHOM. HENRY JuHN A- FEUilRGEB.

J. sUtaLEB KEbbV. Aid. Kelly amemded the motion bw mnw. leg that the report be laid on the table nrn-n the next meeting.

AJd. Hart wae in faver of the aAnntfrm nt the report. Be said it wai evident that there was no money In the concern, for not one dollar had been invested in tbe road outside of tbe surrey. He understood that th hadn't a dollar, but If it had, and the people of wnwwr conisiaerea inat it meant bosiaew then they would take hold and make it a guc-ee. After considerable dlscuaaion on the snH.

ject, the report waa adopted ayes, 1 1 nayee, 3. Aid. i-deknan, of the la mo oommlttes. ported that blda for niumioaUng the city had been received from the Rochester and Munlcl-pai Gas companies. The former offered to keep Its lamp burning every night and aU olKbt tor fifteen dollars a month ner kmn The Manic'pal asked twenty dollars a lamp.

niurea teas ine qnenion or light -log tbe east side of the river be laid over till tbe next meeting, and that the Mualcloai company supply the light until that time. Adopted. Aid. FeMofrer, from tbe dtv DroDertw com mittee, handed In the bids of tbe Municipal and Hocheeter Gas companies, for lighting the city hall and Front street building. On motion of Aid.

Hart, the matter was post, poned for two week. Uhe followlDir resolutions were offered bv Aid. Felairger Kesolved, That the property committee be, and It is hereby, directed to insure the public school rmildinKB and tllr content to the amount of and at the foilowinff raws, for three year policies, said ratas having been establitsbod by the Kocber board of underwriters: I poo the Free academy building and contents, one and one-half per cent. upon the frame school buiidirur and contents, one and twenty hundredths per cent. upjn all other school bmldtngs and contests, one per cent, and, further be It esovea, i hmt said insurance be effectM in fifty policies of 15.

(XMj escband that the same niA with home agencies and in flm-ciaiM companies. Kesolved, lnatln view of the fact that the annual tax levy, recently adopted, naakea do pro- "itj tji penal tu re or any money rot insurance 'this doe tion thwa being an open one), the city treasurer is hereby authorised to make the city's note or an amount not exceeding and to tret the same discounted (charging discount to continent fund), and crediting the proceeds to the city property fund, that the same, or so much of tbe same, may be used ss Is necessary to effect such insurance in accordance with the rates mentioned. Baid note to be countersijjTied by the chair man of the finance commit use. Aid. Hart raid this question was one of great Importance.

He was opposed to putting any soch amount of insurance upon the public cbool buildings. He thought the free academy should not be Insured, nor should any of the other school buildings In the center of the ty. He moved that the resolution be laid on the Com. Martens of the board of education, ho was present waa called upon by Aid, Fel-sfnger, and proceeded to state his views regarding tbe Insuring of the school buildings, beholding that the idea was a bad one. The motion to lay the resolutions on the table was lout, and they were adopted by a rote 13 A communication frnm th.

tmmetl PWde forth, deftciency In the water pipe extension fund br glriDg tbe city', note for 5, 435, tbe amount of aud dettcleocy, payable In not more than a year, wu read by the clerk. AM. Hart mored thai the amonnt of the ooU be tncreaeed to 7, 000, and that two mor, atreete, Andenon avenae aodiUniTerdty arenoe, be Included to toe 11a. bEil Democrat and Chronicle..