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ROCHESTER AST) CHEOOTOEE HUffiLYr tTTTOTJ tOLB3a THE PRICE OF ICE THE FOURTH DAY. WILL COST TOO MUCH NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 2EW ADVERTISEMENTS. Democrat and Chronicle Present a Problem the Marktt Mn Arm Tryiag to Solve, What tho Shoemakers Did in Convention Yesterday. CAfiAKDblGUA ACADEMY.

t. A.T.T. HPure Wines mid Liquors. I HO 87 Editorial Rooms -Counting: Rom CASAS DAIGUA, X. XI.P'EST nOTS' SCHOOL IN SEW YORK I in 1 1-.

civen At the New Osburn House yesterday the convention of the Boot and Shoe Workers' international Union was continued. The Why Rochester University Trustees Object to Co-Edueation. PRESIDENT HILL'S OPINION home care and training in Principals faniuy.1 hose ocrtuicate kits admission into uium. the best colleges. Special attention (riven tu COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURE, Rudolph Schmidt Thermometer.

college preparatory work. tend tor catalogue to J. C.XOKKI3. Principal. The Lake Ice Company tift ronA considerable excitement among the ice consumers of Rochester, and among a larga class of them the butchers and market men, a feeling amounting almost to consternation by announcing it schedule of prices for tna summer.

The market men who hare heretofore had to par 2. 60 per ton for their ice have been notified that herearter the price will be per ton saloon keeper will be charged 20 cents per 100 pounds, while the rate for families will run up to about 1 6 per ton. It can readily be seen tow this advance in price will attect the retail butchers, and how in view of the competition they ara alradr meeting with from Chicago Ha Favors Co-education Under Certaim Conditions What Would be Naces-ary Dr. Moore Says $300,000 Would be Needed. LOOK HERE! ECEIVED, THE OTHER DAT, A JLVi carload of excellent horses which RtirAKR pvervthinar we have had this Jane 8.

IH90. morning's session was called to order at 9 :30 o'clock, with President Phillips in the chair and all the delegates present. The report of the committee on law was taken up section by section, the report being practically ft new constitution and by-laws. Before the second article was read aa invitation to the meeting was extended President Oompers, of the American Federation of Labor George E. McNeill, W.

Mar-den, treasurer of the New England Lasters Union, with a committee of the Rochester Iron Moulders' Union No. 1. These gentlemen were received by the delegates, standing, with great enthusiasm. Mr. Gompers spoke in response to calls.

He advised high vear. Mr. Shaw will also arrive In a lew 6HAW with another load. Come and visit us SO CHS, 63 telephone 617. i 89 A.M.- A subject which is arousing every where a great deal of discussion at present is the coeducation of the sexes.

There has been an increasing sentiment duwag the last few years in favor of combining the higher edu 7 A.M.- -73 9 A. Miss Gertrude C. Blackall, STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITIST SO" Powers Building. AU kinds of stenographic, and typewritten work executed neatly and promptly. tf beef directly sold to private consumers, they would be lontli to meet the diiliculty by the ordinary method of raising the price I a.

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:9 I 19 P.M. a I I z4z ta mid is "(B) I How often we see this sign And yet how often it is but a travesty on truth I Pure liquors are rarer than a day in June" by a long ways. In thousands of places you can buy what is called Hermitage" whisky. In some instances it may contain 10 per cent, of Hermitage, with the 90 per cent, made up of French spirits, colored and doctored, but often there is not a particle of Hermitage in it. This is a fact pretty well known to every liquor man if it is not to the general public And so it is throughout the line in a more or less varying degree.

In making this assertion I do not wish to decry the business of others, but simply to state that the words Pure Wines and Liquors," when applied to my stock, tell the exact truth. I guarantee my ten-year-old Hermitage Whisky to be absolutely pure, and so throughout my entire line of Liquors and Wines. Families who desire table wines will find my Ports and Sherries of delightful bouquet and flavor. 12 P. dues as an excellent policy.

He also counseled the association to promise only what it -79 -Hfl -Kt -S8 8 P.M.-! P. M. can do in cases of strike. The organization which promises 7 a week to each striker and pays it will always win its fight, he Sep. m.

gv 5 European GoYernment Bonds! On MontMy Payments of $5.00. TwExir Drawings Annually. No Losses. P. said.

Trades unions He declared to do a great benefit to the working people. One superior feature, he pointed out, is that women's wages are the same aa the men's 12 cation of men and women. The theory has been supported in speeches and magazine articles and in many cases the scheme has been put to practical test. Recently local believers in the idea have turned their attentioa to Rochester University. They have said and written much but the trustees have made no reply though they are in favor of co-education under certain limitations and conditions.

The practical objections to the immediate adoption of the plan seem to be first, lack of suitable facilities and second, lack of funds to obtain them. The question becomes with the trustees not one of principle, but of expediency. Some of them are so unqualifiedly in favor of the higher education of woman that they consider it a part of the future work of the Uni CHA3. PSCHERHOFER. Banker, 15 Osburn House Block.

125 in Trade Union scales. He advocated the establishment of sick and death as well as of meats to their customers. i stood that they eadeavor ta meet th difficulty by keeping their places of businesj open only during the morning hours, and thus economizing on ice. It is probabl that ere Sor.g all the meat markets in the city will adopt the of opening for business at 4 or o'clock in tho morning, and putt-ug their meat back in the refrigerators at or shortly a'ler noon. Last night the retail market men held a meeting at William Gropp place of business, 'o.

74 Front street to consider this and other questions relating to the welfare of therr trade. For some reason best known to themselves they unwisely declined to make public the results of their deliberations which are as follows I Robert Attridge being made pfesident pro tern, and Henry F. Schroth secretary pro n. committee was appointed to draft a e. Conesus Lake Cottag strike benefits in connection with the union.

"Where men have paid money into an association, he said, they do not readily COT TRY OUR WANT COLUMNS. TiTR SAT.F, A KEW. CONVENIENT A Hare-Brainsd Hunter lot turn tnrr-tchRrt fi mnm. with larsre lnave It in anv emereencT and it Is hanl aad wide water front; plenty of fruit: location Hits everything Dut tne nare to disrupt such an association. Trade unions in this way would take the place of other insurance institutions as they ought to A Weather Forecast.

The forecast for Western New York for to-day is: Rain, cooler weather. E. P.OL Some people never know it was For Sale at a Bargain. do, he said. In closing the speaker said it was an untruth that trade unions are fos oaded and go on year after RESIDENCE ON SOUTH FITZHUUH raintftininir 15 rooms, all in first-class repair, versity.

Others think mat witn expenditures made necessary by normal grovth, it will be very far in the future before proper arrangements can be made. TO SUMMER TOURISTS. silized they are just in their infancy and peoDle are now awaking to this fact. These (rood barn. Large lot extending to Exchange street.

Will tell the whole or part. Tne prop remarks were enthusiastically appiauaea. year nrmg ou mcu mutiny shoddy fabrics, when it takes Importer of Table Delicacies, 72 East Main Street Bridge. Beadtri of the Democrat and Chronicle uho erty is oEered at a Eacntlce to oosn an F. KTNGSLKT Real Etate Brokers, 4.1 Arcade.

The entire day was taken up with the contemplate temporarily absenttna Viemnelvet from the city can have the dally edition mailed to consideration of the report of the committee on laws. The committee reported ammunition to secure the The impracticability of admitting women Tinder present arrangements is clear. The class rooms, lecture rooms and chapel are now almost overcrowded and to attempt to care for a hundred or more young women without proper dormitories would be a doubtful undertaking. Dr. Hill, president of the University, SUMMER SHOES! UJOT weather is here, and you want a practically a new constitution and it took all day to devise, amend and adopt it.

The greivance committee reported. Action, best New York made clothing. This is sold at the only Mc- them regularly, post-jxzid, at 12 cents per week, or 50 cents per month. Subscribers can have their paper transferred, postage paid, by leaving the address at this office. The will le changed i i pair of cool shoes.

Come up ana constitution and by-laws and report at the next meeting which is to be held at the same place next Thursday evening. At thl meuting a permanent organization v.i'.l be etlected. Measures for united action for protection in the purchase of meat, and ice were freely discussed, and it wa-t --aU-d to act together in adjusting themselves to the new business conditions imposed by the action of the ice company th manner a'ready indicated. The market men presont last night were pretty well convinced that tho teen prominent in calling the meeting, had called it to leave your order with b. eoades, as often as desired but in all cases the old as well which was not made public, was laien on the strike of the employes of the co-operative foundry.

REPLENISHED. as the new one must lie given. Farlins', and includes the most stylish and most durable gar 5 2 State Street. Room 4, was asked his opinion yesterday. He said I am in favor of co-education under certain conditions.

But at present I do not see how it can be introduced here. I think that women should be educated highly and TOWN TALK. ments New lork competition $50,000 TO LOAN It is expected that the convention will close to-day. The last business will be the election of officers. It it very probable that both President Phillips and Secretary Skaffington will be re-elected.

The subscriptions to St. Mary's Hospi can produce. tal now amount to nearly 18, 000. On Chattel Mortgage Security. Cr-See the novelties lor men Advertise your wants in the Democrat Arm Chronicle only 1 cent a word, each jvnd lovs in HOT lVliii.ii On orowinsr croDS.

furniture (without removal), ZION CHURCH. advance private projects of their own wuu which the meeting had no sympathy, hot this will not prevent them from going on and forming an organization for mutual protection. insertion. GOODS. horses and carriages, bonds and other security and property.

Low rafei: confidential. FRANK W. DICKENSON. 1st Floor. 107 Powers Block.

The Emanon Club will give a pineapple Satisfactory Progress of the Pastor's Annual Donation. that collegiate courses snouia be open to them. The contact with men in class and lecture rooms can not be harmful. But I think that women deteriorate under a too unrestricted mingling in college life. If we had here a suitable hall, in charge of a matron I am sure co-education would be a success.

The present faculty would instruct the girl undergraduates and suitable courses of study could be arranged. But if 1 had a daughter I should not want to send her here aa the young men come to live anywhere and be exposed to festival and entertainment at its hall on Av THE SHOE STRIKE. ST. PAUL. AND MAIN enue this evening.

A regular meeting of Friendi Council, Will the Cox No. 67. li. T. of T.

will be held at Ko. MONEY TO L01 Factory Remove From Fairport 61 State street this evening. J.W.MARTM&BRO The Board of Commissioners of Mount Hope Cemetery will meet at the city clerk's The annual donation for the benefit of Rev. Mr. Carter, pastor of Zion African Methodist Church is progressing well, and promises excellent results.

It is a donation worthy of support, for Zion Church is a great power for good among the colored citizens of Rochester. The following subscriptions were yesterday reported by Miss Georgiana Young, collector: Cornelius R. Parsons, James Fee, Burke, FitzSimons, STATE ST. 73 office at 11 clock to-morrow morning. On City Property Only.

In sum's af SI 0.000 and uowards. at all kinds of influences. If some of our moneyed men would come forward aad pledge a proper building, the trustees and faculty could take care of the rest. There is a larze tract of land set oil the grounds On VTednesday last occurred the first death in the female department of the State A SHORT while ago we found ourselves in possession of an elegant line of Sideboards and Dining Room Furniture. Before we could advertise the goods, they sold themselves and, instead of advertising them, our greatest concern was to duplicate the lines.

This we have succeeded in doing, and those who failed to secure any of the original lots, can now find at the Furniture Palace the greatest assortment of medium-priced Sideboards, Pillar Extension Tables and Dining Room Chairs that was ever shown in Rochester. The prices are right, and the qualities will sell-the goods. Get in early and be astonished. MINGES SHALE. Industrial School for a period of nearly two 4 1-2 per for from 5 years.

Rochester Division, No. 50, S. of will Eive a musical and literary entertain Hone Co. R. A.

Sibley, D. Cory, A. M. Vean, G. C.

Reed, Homing Herald, Union and Advertiser. Democrat and Chronicle, H. Austin Brewster, P. V. Crittenden, H.

S. Ocnrr Co. S. G. Curtice.

B. The situation of the shoo strike at the Cox factory was unchanged yesterday. The firm now has about mnety han.U at work. Twenty-six were taken on yesterday and more will be put on to-day. Mr.

Cox is ia the East and though it is reported that ho is there engaging hands, no one in authority would deny or allii in the statement. The striking'ewployes areabout the streets in tha vicinity of te factory, but are quiet and orderly. It ia said that they have influenced a few of the non-uniou men to leave. Iba outcome of the tronbla is being watched with interest by shoe manufacturers and employe iu the city. Tho following special dispatch from Can-andaigua received last night expUins itself Mesrs.

Gannon and Todd, of the P. Cox ment at it3 rooms, 22 Durand Building, this to 10 years, as desired. very large loan3 are desired Dd the security is worth three times more than the amount of the loan, it would be adran-tageoua to call in person on evening. Plans have been comtleted for a Polish around the president's house which could be utilized. Interest has been taken in the subject before and the trustees were bequeathed a certain amount of money subject to a life interest to develop co-education.

But that money is not available yet. R-ochester has no institution of higher learning for women, and I can appreciate the desire on the part of parents to have their daughters educated nearer home. Any talk about the barbarism of the trustees in excluding women from the institution is foolish. The young men of Pough-keepsie might as well call the management of Vassar barbarous for not allowing them 1TEETOX E. PETTIS, 37 I.

W. HARPER'S Old Nelson County Aarents for the Celebrated S. Rochester Distilling Company, juicnaei Doyle Co. W. E.

Woodbury, D. W. Gordon, Hinges Shale, Cash, Genesee Brewing Co. Culross Bakery, James F. Gallery, J.

F. Dinkey, C. Siebenpfeiffer, I. A. Lovejoy, H.

Tobey, E. B. Parsons Malting Co. Wall Glidhill, G. H.

Stalkner, Stein Manufacturing A. S. Mann, S. G. Halnstez.

Munn, Anstice D. M. Anthony, S. Cash, S. D.

W. Cleveland, V. Fleckenstein, Henry 8. Steb-bins, Professor W. W.

D'Enyer, D. C. Tole, W. W. Mumford, J.

Foster Warner, Elmira Telegram, T. O. Chlikie, J. P. Cleary, Wheelock Rider.

Dr. R. M. Moore, W. S.

Ely, Dr. E. J. Bissell, Miller Brewing Co. 8.

F. Hess Co. David Harris, each 1 Jame3 M. Maneris, W. H.

Karris, F. Bishops, F. F. Terry, W. Wilson, E.

Catholic church, to be called St. Stanislaus Church, on the corner of Hudson and Norton streets. The Bpecial committee of the Common Council on the east side sewer will meet in the city clerk's office at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. There will be a regular meeting of the Monroe County Association of Union ei-prisoners of war in the Court House at 8 o'clock this evening. The Young Ladies' Missionary Society of the Cornhill Methodist Episcopal Church held a strawberry festival in the parlors of the church last evening.

The members of the Swabian Liederkranz will walk to the P.iSe Range next Sunday. The start will be made at 7 A. M. from shoe manufactory, of 1 a.rport, were in CananUaigua yesterday talking with the Board of Trade about moviug their works to Canandaig.ia. Their representation of what the stock will pay satisfactory to several of the monied men here, and it is not all iaiprobable that satisfactory ar Cindering Son's, Ivers Pond, Eardman, Lindman Sons Steinway Sl Son's, Decker Knrtzman, Stnltz Sl Easer, 5 a o'NTtvi v.

to enter that institution. William K. Eage said "I do not know that there is much to say about co-education at present. The matter must be decided at some time by the trustees. But the time ia in the future.

There is not money enough for us to consider the ques rangements wi.l be made in a lew uui to It have the plant removed to Canandaigua. xnaka renorted that Mr. Cox desires to AND OTHEIl PIAN09. Burdett, New England, Chicago ORGANS. Second-hand Pianos for pa'e cheap, ranslnjr from to $250.

THE SUAIEI SEASON Hedges, each SO cents; James Richards, 4 the capital stock $150, OoO; that he will take 50, 000 Messrs. Gannon and Todd, 50, 000, and if the Tillage will subscribe for the other $oO, 000, he will move here at once. A meeting of the Board of Trade has been called for to-night at 7 :30 o'clock when decisive action will be taken. 25 cents, J. P.

eisten, 50 cents triend, 25 cents Kerner 25 cents Samuel Bemish, 50 cents William Dortn, 25 cents Wendell 1 Marshall 1 Dunham Son Cpr't. 1 Hainpa Hroa Has its own amusements John Hart, 10 cents Cash, 7. 73 grand 1 Calenbery Taupel Sjur, 1 U. S. Piano Co.

Square 1 Central Piano Co. hquare. 1 Suirr Co. Eauare. t-nuare.

total, S3. 1 Bradbury Square, 1 ose Sou SvUare, Zimmer's Hall, on North St. Paul street. A legerdemain entertainment will be given this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock by Masters Sibley Smith and J. G.

Averill at No. 6 Sibley Place, for the benefit of the Rochester Homeopathic HospitaL A small admission fee will be charged. Secretary of State Rica has requested County Clerk Oliver to furnish a list of the superviorg, aldermen, city, town aad, village clerks and inspectors of election in Monroe county. Each of these officials will receive a copy of the new election code. KENTUCKY WHISKEY Passes through no middleman's hands, and has never been in New York to be doctored and watered, but is shipped direct from A ROCHESTER SCULPTOR.

In elothina is demanded. by Guernsey Mitchell Highly Honored tion now. 1 nave never mougnt mucu about co-education, for I always felt the subject would be properly decided in time. At present the rooms are crowded and there are no accommodations for an unusual increase in the attendance. Anew chapel is needed very soon and we contemplate erecting other buildings as soon as possible.

The discussion of co-education is not new. Some years ago an attempt was made to locate the Howland Female Seminary here, but it failed. Lewis H. Morgan was gratly interested in the subject of co-education and took some steps to further it. It has been frequently suggested that a female college under the same management as the University would be advantageous.

At present, however, there is not money enough to attempt anything. Dr. E. M. Moore, Sr.

said Years ago, in 1S73, 1 think, Lewis H. Morgan, Mr. Durand and myself canvassed the city to raise money to locate the Howland Seminary here. We raised about $100, 000, and that was not enough. The matter was then the Jury of the Paris Salon.

A (-w Kentucky to us. Consumers ana invalids should make a note of thia. Bold in Ilochester by Entitled to the Best. All are entitled to the best that their money will buy. so every family should have, at once, a bottle of the best remedy, Syrup of Figs, to cleanse the system when eoxtive or bilious.

For pule in 50c and $1 bottle by all leading drugta. E. H. Davis Co. jobbing agents.

Fans! Fans! In these hot days a fan is necessary to existence. Lots of them aad cheap at Bumi Bull's. TCilliam S. Kimball has received word footwear for warm summer days we have all the novelties for ladies and gentlemen. We are head from Paris that on vednesday Uuernsey Mitchell was awarded honorable mention Vital Statistics.

J. M. Abersold 479 Last by the salon jury for his two statues ex Health Officer J. J. A.

Burke's report for the month of May shows the following Main St. J. M. Valton. 64 Mill St.

hibited at the great ari eiiiiuiuon oi this year. This news, together with the figures: Births, 151; marriagea, 107 announcement of Mr. Dumond success, is quarters for stylish goods ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS FOB deaths 181. Of the decedents thirty-two wore under 1 Tear of age. seventeen under especially gratifying to the Art Club people, of which organization both Mr.

Mitchell and Mr. Dumond are members, and leads at popular prices. 5 years, seven under 20, sixteen under 30, twentv-sii under 40, fourteen under 50, Hot Water and Steam Heating wontv-two under 0. twenty-one under them to remark confidentially among themselves we are the people, which, be it noted i3 not Blang, but simply a quotation 70, eleven under 80, eight under 90 forty-five were single and thirty-six married S. C.

Thomas, 325 Monroe Ave. Joe Siegfried, 19 East Main St. IV. J. Laufer, 570 Lake Ave.

F. J. Lang, 125 So. Goodman St. A.

G. Schreck, 216 Scio St. Englert 695 No. Clinton St. Geo.

N. Mura, 550 State St. Leo A. Schfitzer, 194 Andrews St. dropped.

Mr. Morgan became greatly interested and proposed to the University to help co-edncation In some form. Dr. Anderson favored it and the trustees promised to entertain A Rare Opportunity. Designs in parlor suites were never more handsome than this year, and manufacturers have sold at lower prices than ever bo-fore.

Tho Graves Home Furnishing House Lave had the advantage of both new styles and prices in putting in a large stock, and now propose to give their customers tht benefit in a great parlor suite sale, to lasl ten days. Call early, while the variety oi from Paul Kauvar. moles fnrtv were Bincle and thirty-seven B0ULB, LEE LHSE, lO STATE STREET. Mr. Mitchell's honorable mention is no married females; eight were widowers, ALSO FINEST STOCK OF 3AS FIXTURES IN THE CTTT, AT LOWEST PRICES.

less a triumph than Mr. Dumond 's medal, for the French sculptors' art is exquisite, twentv-two were widows and three were imVnnVn. The nativity of the decedents and the standard so high that but five was as follows: United State, 106; Ger- mnnv 25 Ireland. 20 Canada, 8 Eng American sculptors have ever attained honorable mention at the salon. styles is complete.

ilC2 State street. Suites Great Sale of Parlor land. 6: scattering, 16. The principal A great advantage possessed by Mr. Mitch 45 md 47 Exchange St.

causes of death were Accident, 10 bron ell is doubtless the thorough knowledge of discount on every Parlor chitis 19: consumption, IS; convulsions, T7 j- stnri1r June 14th. we mate a anatomy acquired by him here undur Dr. cifo i r- hmMin-. The following are a few samples of what we are offering Moore's instruction. hen he entered tne Every counter throughout our store is, a the present time, a genuine barg-ain cma ter, as we liare marked about everything we otter at a ridiculously low price to reduci the stock quickly.

Bring samples for com parison. and you will ho perfectly satisilet that our prices are the lowest. 75 five Pieces crushed plush, solid walnut frame this has its weak points, as is 5fv. live pieces, ku rndid statement of unde- Beaux A.rts. where he first studied in Pans, favorably any proposition for which there was a reasonable show of succesB.

That has been the position of the board for fifteen or twenty years and that is its position to-day. If any one can suggest a proposition which can be made successful, I think the board will adopt it. But it will take 300. 000 to start a co-educational institution and there is not a dollar to do it with. I believe that women should be highly educated, but I doubt if the best results can be obtained from mixing girls and boys ind'scriminately.

Rochester has no institution for women, but the University can not undertake the establishment unless some moneyed man will come forward with funds. If young women could live around the city as young men do, a creat item of expense would be saved. 7 cancer, 6 heart disease, 13 meningitis, 1 1 nephritis. 8 old age, 7 pneumonia, 23 peritonitis, 6 uraemia, 5. Street Railway Plans.

this knowledge 6tood him in such good stead Still we invite compari- lilO CK3 "It" I sirable as well as desirable features in regard to every suite. CHEAP BER GARDEN HOSE. as to enable him the new-comer to pass third in the required anatomy examination. anitrxi KftlliE? at 5. 00.

RU compare Bt'RKE, Krry.SiMONS, Hose Co. $31. .12 five pieces, Tapestry and bus; riusn, pousneu irauio, .1 jn fin It is stated that the South avenue railway lines wiil soon be extended from Linden street along South avenue to Highland ave It is conspicuously displayed in the silver-bronze replica of his salon statue 4 The Bather, which was in the Art Club exhibition just closed. on TlncVi bonded, solid walnut frame, polish nnisn. t7S I'.

T-Tfra Mohair Hush, sprins edges, finished back; compare with nue alone that street to lit. Hope avenue CoMvnNfixa Sunday, June Sth, and ever Sunday thereafter, at 9:45 A. M. th Brio railway will sell excursion tickets Conesus lake at the low rate of 50 cents. 4 JV ciA nrl to the entrance of the new The Rochester artist and the Koonester k- iarwi sized nieces, extra fine Mohair and Silk Plush, upholstered arms, spring uxounda.

In the near future the line wiil H. F. PECK, 47 Exchange Street. wth STO. 00 and 75.

00 suites. sculptor ought certainly to give their salun dinner conjointly and make a P.ochester triumph of it. probably be extended to South Park, by way of F.imwood avenue. It is said to be the G9 35 six pieces' extra fine quality Silk Flush, hair top over stuffed, upholstering and WISNER'S ART? SHOWING POME NEW AND CNIQCK THINOS SriTAMf.B I fob WELDlNCi GliTa WISNER'S State and Church intention of the company to run part of the lit. Hope entrance by Patents Issued.

But even then the educational force will have to be doubled, and that can't be done without increasing the endowment. Edwin O. Sage expressed the following opinion: I am in favor of co-education under certain conJitions, but I think those conditions are wanting here. There are no funds to equip a co-educational institution. I doubt the feasibility of admitting women Established 1831.

i jnrlon Btrfint aa at Dresenc. a.un Choice Dresl Goods. TVhy purchase from a bankrupt stock shop worn goods wheu you can get elegan new dress materials fresh from the import ers for lesa money. We purchased at trade a line of such goods that cacne be excelled. at a loss of 50 per cent, to th The following is a list of all the patents issued June 3rd to residents of Western Mew others over the hill to the public institutions and the new grounds.

The Exchange street York reported by Messrs. Church Church Hnnn avpnuo line will not be ex solicitors of patents Marion A. Andrews, finish first-class throughout compare with o. uu ana uu suites. $7,00, Rug Suite, five pieces, a beauty, first-class work and material compare with 'fiveieces, Vatican, the new covering, beautiful and durable, Turkish work, large pieces, heavy bands and fringes.

Brocatel, Pattern Silk Tapestries and other styles, too numerous to mention. Three stores, five floors each, filled with new and fine goods in alJlines of Furniture, Carpet, Curtains, Pictures and Frames. II. 13. GRAVES' HOME FURNISHING HOUSE, One minute's walk north of Elevated K.R.

tracks. 288-866 State Street. tended beyond the present terminus. Syracuse, journal bearing esley Butler, importer. Ilia loss in this instance will assignor of one-half to itis Agricultural your fain.

ouie ana inspect, iue sioca Wood Mantels, Marble Mantels, Slate Mantels, Tile for Hearths, Facings, Dr. Shaw's Last Sermon. under the present arrangements. There ure no facilities here, and it would be hardly honorable in the University to advertise the education of ladies without Works, Buffalo, thrashing machine Joseph Dietrich, Buffalo, washing machine Fred lor purchasing for we are saliSLea it wi bo a sa itig of money to you. J.

tlHT CO. About the time that Rev. Dr. Shaw was taken sick he had prepared a sermon with ritlirerin2 it before the erick V. Foster, Dunkirk, carpet stretcher the ability to take care of them.

it ta Vestibule Floors, Bath Rooms, Etc. Albert J. Glass, Batavia, disk harrow Amos Merritt, Alleutown, car coupling il lJ eomrreration. After com- $5 Hand Sewed Men'i Shoes for matter ended witn annulling iuem class room there would not be so much difficulty. Rut there are other things which nlfttin it he said that tnis would probably and 4- Good clean stock, good styles.

Call ac OF PRACTICAL VALUE TO BOOKKEEPERS iu rmnn. The illness which re are important and which wo have no way fn urrn nd the learned ana inspect at tho great seje of the J. C. I of suppiyiug. If some wealtny man wno is KUXLCU.

1 never delivered the discourse. CARRIAGES CARRIAGES COMFORT AND STYLE! Grates of all kinds. Including the "Peerless Shaking and Dumping Grate. Marbles, Mosaics and Onxy. stock.

(Annexe Last Mam street. Cms Puck Lec. x- Crno- mnrninT ReV. A. C.

ShaW, interested would give us a star wa wouia give co-education in some form. Ira L. Purdy, assignor to II. H. I'urdy, Macedon, scale beam and weight therefor; Frederick It.

Robinson and W. J. Morgan, Rochester, insole Charles E. Starr, Buffalo, washing compound Benjamin Watson, Glen Havan, Pa. assignor to R.

J. Watson, Limestone, gun rack for tents; Thomas (i. Hawkes, Corning, ornamentation of glassware, (design) George L. Frimrose, Syracuse, files, (trademark). lata nr.

Shaw, will deliver tne i0 fa.thr. before the Sloan's Accountants' ftrm Rest sermon prcpi 7.: congregation at the Brick Church. It you want the beet silk mitts for tl price in the state, call on Oaks Cauiocx. Mrs. Faber's uosms Holds itself in position, leaving the user's hand free.

Ladies Interested in Art Work Will miss a treat if they Uo not visit Miss UnderhiU's department this week. We have just received the nicest line of these goods ever exhibited in thia city. Bureau covers, lambrequins, tidies, table covers, cillow shams, and other fancy articlea in Mrs. Faber's class gave their usual recital 214 So. St Paul St.

i it was no 'l Ol IU KO- It is as adjustable to first leaf and cover as to any other Tnr. Illustrated Buffalo Kxpres, whi now prints a special Rochester edition eve Sundiy morning, ha eight pages of X' fretibeat aad latest news and eight pages pictures and reading ef lasting son Considerable mterest was taken in it and ta the arrangement of Tho University's Museum. Invitations have been issued by the trustees and faculty of the University of Rochester, to the friends of the institution J. FaHY Co. endless variety.

For 5 cents it gives twice as much a a and nrominent citizens generally, to inspect King Tinted Paint aeiftfuny portion of the book. It gives the arm a firm rest. It is on an even level with the page. It enables the user to write with comfort and steadiness on the lowest lines of the page. Sib 1 other paper.

the museum of zoology and geology in SULLIVAN MAKE. Also light and heavy team wagons always on hand. Come and see us. flT' n-T- being "My Que.n, by The Ward IS THE BEST PAINT ON THE MARKET IT wiil toke ten to nrte-n nltona ol boiled ley Hall on next Friday afternoon. Museum, containing the In response to a hearty encore TtrR Buffalo E.rprrta tar next Sunday will have afutl paa of photographic pictures of ltochester as it is to-day.

A special adiuon for ltocheter will be printed everv Sundav mornina hereafter. 10 paes Genuine Mohair Briilianttnes 1 Uncommon valae in black and colors liuseeu oil to mix I jU lbs. it a trial Ee- by Santley. In mineralocv. iiinoiusJ he sang "Umjw-, Tt is adjustable to any size book and holds the page W.

H. ROWERU1NK 65 and 7 West Main St. 50c, 000, 75, $1. A. S.

Man.n Co. citaU will ti r-a fU- palaeontology, has been entirely rearranged, 1 Vina ItMn Antikb- nnn jk. museum imjiu: firm and smooth. lished. Rochester Turnverein.

last semi-annual meeting of SWIMMING. J- ii. LCITWIKLEK SONS, 135 15j East KK-Dster, N. Y. Le GRAND.

BROWN, Civil Engineer and Surveyor 9 Exchange Placs Building. the Wanted. Tonne; men between age of IS and 30, work. Steady employ meat and go POWERS BLOCK tor cent. Ladies' Shoes for gs Cents.

Some odd lots that cost from fl. 50 to i. 50 at the J. I'eet sale. (Annex) 200 Last Main btrtut.

PiUCK B.c. if tne to-laF ff Pet lsro neoiioca water Opening C.E.fVjORRI tee was elected for the ensuing six months The Clearing House. Transactions at the Rochester Clearing House were yesterday as follows Clearings, balances, 7S, CSS. 75. jwi ui iu STATIONER.

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U. Linen, jv. iueaecje, J. Lang, F. Btoll, A.

Koch and PfaelHia. t8ona given In i trtw rates. Take the reasonable. Manufr of tlie MORRIS FIX.E 50 cents. elevator, 18 6tate EStreet.

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