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KOCirCSTKR DEMOCRAT AND CIIKONICLE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1873. BOOKS AND STATU, XERY. BOOHS AND STATIONERT. DIXO. Duinocrat and Chronicle.

FEOH ALBANY. eaaiea ef lle OI4 Beciamser DniMW. The stij-vivicg members of the company of Rot-heater dragrrrvs held a reHBioa List even-h is the parlor of the lirackett bouse. About twenty years ego tills company was organised at the suggestion of L. Ward Kmith who was then adjutant general under Washington Hunt.

It originally consisted of about sixty members. It was composed of what were then the finest and most spirited young men in the city. Thirty-nine of the old company met last evening at the reunion, and showed by an infusion of enthusiasm that, although many of their heads had begun to be silvered by the Sight of years, the same which actuated them twenty years aja was as fresh as ever. The company has always been characterised by a social spirit as those can attest who used to at tend theconcerts balls, excursions, etc. which were given by them.

At the breaking out of the late civil war they were the first company in the state who offered their services as a company to suppress the rebellion. In 1464 they const! to ted the guard of the prisoners that were encamped at Elm ira. It is now nine years since they have had a parade. IHiring these nine years it baa been frequently proposed that a reunion of the old members should be held for the purpose of entering into a social organisation, but the scheme has never until now been realised. At 7 o'clock last evening the meeting was organised, and a oom-cittee, cf nfaing of Messrs.

Dewey, Brackett and Van Voorhia, was appointed on organisation, While Ike committee was preparing a report the remainder of the veterans entertained each other with reminiscence of their military experience cracking jokes, and having a good time generally. A little after 8 o'clock the committee which had been appointed, submitted a report in favor of the following resolutions: First That the name of the organisation shall be The Veteran First City Dragoons of Rochester. halt for access to npper floors. The stores will be frothed th modern style, with plate glass windows, The second story will be in one room or ball, with janitor's room at one side. The third and fourth floors are divided 90 as to make two large rooms of each, with committee and janitor room.

The principal staircase for ingress and egress to the tipper floors will be in the L. From the pTonnd the building will be sixty-four aei in The cornice and roof will be of galvanised Iron. The stories will be in height as fellow; ftrs, thirteen feet, second, fourteen t-uT'J, tuirteea feet; fourth, sixteen feet. The fr.mt will be of pressed brick with GainsviHe and Ohio sand stone trimmings. It is estimated that th-9 structure will cost 30, 000, nearly the entire amount of which has been subscribed by the association and parties in sympathy with the object.

The work of construction will commence the 1st of April and it is expected it will be ready ft occupancy about the 1st of October. Professor lattimore aad the Oesesee. To the Editor of the Ifcomocrst and Cbroafcie: In the extract you quote from Prof. Lattimore te eays the Genesee contains a larger proportion of saline matter than the average water supply of American cities. Ia another part of his report not quoted, be states just tow much of such matter is "requisite to render water wholesome" i.

e. chloride of sodium and lime salts. And his own analysis of enesee water now before roe, shows that it contains just the requisite proportion of those salts. The average water supply of American cities" lias nothing ia the world to do with the reaTquestion. You quote bim in condemnation of the Genesee because it receives has a muddy bed and a sluggish flow which is favorable to microscopic growths; and because "the quantity oftputrescible organic sub-si ance thus constantly carried into rivers aa sewerage may be so large as to make it unwholesome; because of ita nnsuitableness for use in steam boBers, etc.

The question is not what may be in the Genesee water; but what is in it. Prof. I analysis of Genesee water taken from two different points reads thus: "Organic 'matter traces. His own analyses thus corroborates Dr. Letheby, an authority he often quotes, who says that running ten or twelve miles purifies water so perfectly as to remove every particle of the grossest impurities that it may have contained.

A word on microscopic organisms. Prof. Latimore correctly says, The germs of these organisms pervade the at mosphere, seemingly everywhere; it only requires the presentation of favorable conditions in water that they may appear. This condition is supplied by still water exposed to air and. sun-light and containing organic matter.

Wherever such conditions occur, the water may become populous" in a surprisingly short space of time. 77. Dr. Lewis has described no lees than thirty distinct species found in the sediment of Croton water taken from Central park and Fif avenue reservoirs. Dr.

Bailey found more than fifty distinct species, mostly vegetable, in sediment collected from the Croton water by means of a filter at the Astor house. The reservoirs of the Hemlock would necessarily present exactly the same favorable conditions as the Croton and the water would become populous in a surprisingly short space of time. That point the professor does not and will not gainsay. or will he assume to say that Genesee water, kept constantly flowing from the river through the pipes to the cinumerB would ever become so "popu lous" as to contain distinct si of microscopic growths. As to the unsuitableneas of river water for boiler uses, the Central railroad did not know it when the company spent a large siim to carry the water to their shops and elsewhere for that purpose nor do they now.

I AH you quote from the professor's report, and much more of the same sort, ara well calculated I do not say designed to raise a fog to obscure the fact that according tb his own analysis and his own standards thelriver water is far more wholesome than tliat of Belli lock lake. The latter would cost! mil lions ncre money, and that is the principal argument its uvw. 1 A 1TKMBZR OP TBS OLD COJOCrrt2SL The lireat Keraalic. We receive very favorable report of the preparations for the production of tliis novel entertainment entitled The Great Republic Allegory and Tableaux," to be given at Corinthian hall Friday and Saturday evenings and a matinee Saturday afternoon of this week, by some 3u0 of our voting people, for the benefit of the Rochester orphan asy lum. The allegory embraces the history of our country from its aboriginal period and discovery by Columbus to the present, introducing songs, choruses, declamations, dialogues, tableaux, The following characters will appear elegantly costu ed -Oii ytT, warr-ttw.

CLnsVOimer Coiuirlrcr. scalers, 10ml afpartiBenl, Truia aaU jostle ed t.y Hurts -eeven juuds Attendant Nplto buy. foar eompafciea. frlrst iressniper, Anby ot tit. M.t oMa' busunvr.

t-e n'l ieMefegr, Pewee, Cerea. Since 1S61 the 'Great Republic" has been given in most of tie principal cities of the Union, meeting with unprecedented success, filling tte largest auditoriums. The following from the Brooklyn Union of November 14, 1KT2: The Saturday matinee of The Great Republic" was an unparalleled success. The acadtmv was crowded from amphit neater to orchestra, and long before the eutertaaiment con.nenceu elbow, ana nos were mi nn 'fi bony conjunction, while broadcloth atiu silk etruKKiea wiin unKanaut inuustry ion aarms kuil Political meetings in tna recent cam paign have commantieu large audiences, but no si cn immense assemoiages nave congregated under political auspices as thej elaoo- rat-rv preeentca anegory 01 me -ureal re public" gathered on Saturday. This last ueMrXitation of the allegory was of tiia fifth series since lbcl.

Oar Jsm.psssrma, Some days ago an item appeared in the the Democrat and Chronicle in regard to rising of the river at Charlotte, ant) it 'attributed to the ice flood but the Union of the same date saw a phenomenon in tjhe flood and termed it a tidal wave, somewhat like Ihat not iced last summer. Our correspondent at Charlotte disagrees with the opiuioa of Union, and speaks about it as follow To Ui. KfliLnr f.f tt. nniMitnt and ChnllHie CHAkLOTTE, X. Y.

Jan. S'J lSTi. I see by Saturday 's Union that they claim that the phenomenon ot the rising of tUe ri er, as caused by the lake. I AU rtfcs I have seen who witnessed the plieucmenon agree that the wave came from up the river. The man who is supposed to Mn it first was standing on one of the steamers at the dry dock about half a mile above the leiTv ooeic.

tl t. rt tae boat ra- end caiied to some parties oa tne river below nm to ttet oif Ltiiiib was on the tuit Parker nearly opposite the elevator and aaw the ice, vessels ana barges awav aoove rum rising ana toisg about and alter caihng to Captain who was with max, to wv the tug, he got ashore before the lu ttrar. ts move at ail. The utrues woo were cuttti ac tUd not feel any motion whatorer until tlt-y saw the vesei and ve tnem ttsa rne wave come irom taite tt, wotud have overfiowvd the ace when it struck it. as tbe ioa was aboat fourteen incite tn ck.

TSab as not overtlowed but very buie ex. et at lite fhorea. rum ths tune it was vtnttma tu-st utiUi tt naa stitMUAea, to 3 earrent was very strong down the mer aii the time, while the wars (to wLien the Union refers) of hut summer caused a rapid current up the river. If the knowiag ut of tbo bniott ii-ii to solve the pro! in trie? hare the pn-iit of dnicg so, but tuey toeictn very badly by Dtieavoruig to nAAvk us believe that the ave caiue from the avke. at.

i. a. Bward st Pabllc Wsrks. Matok' OrrtcB. I Rochestear, Jaa.

JSJ, laTS. Preoient CottuniaooiiKrs arner, Matach-fc-r. Thiaupsoo and Pnreeil. Com. aruur ia ths chair in the absence ot Com.

Brigys. Mutbteai ot but ltAetiriSf read and approved, iiu. Tnouipson pr. -liUxi t-'ie superui-tendent's pay roll for te week ecuiing January 1Mb, atutMinting to till. 11, aad trtierwd ftJiuwiB that ths jsty roH of 1 utier, as itreseoted and veruied, be alto wed, and UuAt the cirrk tiraw aa ord.tr on vbe tressuier for the sums dus to tbe several tvrsAi iuud tberein, ammuiUTis tn tu at3nvtTstetotlW.il.

Af tmteti all aves. tent. V.aii-r uresected the petition of Joint KrOras. A. Frost and ot-ters.

ttrav- aj for tbr nUwiua of rvwarti strwA anl tbe coiln-ctJ. 11 of newen to Oram ttts sama. Keft rrsii to Cost. araer, repv-rt at next atung. lbs sutieriiAerident was instructed to re- io' ths toe tmJsr ttts wst arch of Atreet timj, Atirtji, to meet aab Friday evening.

Jafeiisry tub, at o'cWk. atlV raaac' ti.ee, to bear to the of 5Uii a rrett frum Iwui t-treet to oiAtt iwtstUl Vjateift place brtdrfts. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. Kerch's BiIdCi', is the best device for Filing tetters ever invented. Tn it.

Agency at Scran-tcm We i more 12 State Street. ART DEPOT. OUR NEW STYLES OF PICTURE FRAMES AresronoajKKdbysHto hstbs EOT in th. rlt. Btiii 1.1 Dtmian AABnswi.

VTilh extendi factiltls. for manufactnrins, ws eaa promt, to fill ordsr. mors promptly. C. W.

WOODWARD, I -26 State Street. Bracket Worts SaXESKOOX at WOODWARD'S ART DEPOT, 12C State Street. We are hnnglcjr oat many new pattern, of PAPER CI.IPPKR CAitBrl. EATEIj. FOOT EBSTS.

FOR TIIE SPI1IXG TRADE. At WOODWARD'S 126 State Street, May at ail time, be fotmd ths most cmBptete stocfc CHEOMOS Engravings, Lithographs, faw Whotea2 and Betall Trad. HJ ABB PTBLIfTHISO AND BCTPbTTSG. AT WHOLKaALK A.M) AtACTAlL. STEBEOSCOPIO YEWS! rroia AH Parts of the United Sutaa.

w- vttwA takes for of Btaies, Cemetery Views. .1 reasonable rates. Lssve order, at WOODWARD'S, 12w State Street. PRINTERS' GOODS. lOOKS I Blank Books Of mu mi 9im fwrrr-s ntiTit ttttm of DAT BOOKS, J0UEXALS, CASH BOOKS, PASS BOOKS, LEDGERS, Alas, fall liaesl STAPlJt 6vT ATIOXEHY sad PBIXTEBi fc.OO!.

N. G. HAWLEY GO. No. 55 State Street.

ALLING CORY 10 ana 12 Exchange street. DKALKB3 Paper of All Kinds, Printers and Binders' Goods, Wade's Printing Ink, Bingham's Composition, Dennison's Tags, WyckofT's Composition, STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS. We sr. ima fnr ths aalsof TBOSO'S PATrVT th. b-cA lotnloi for Waiii Ty; r.J li rr tirrMiwr.

COMBINATION LOCK. LOCKS, err WE eordiaJrr mvrts the atterrttoo of Bank-t ikHiOcrt. liercout. and t1Daim triiy sctoiiiy to tmr weli-knowa BaA maa fe Lca. hot aluo to or vttrtotut etyliw aw a.y Lock.

JtUht lAtekw, Store, bww oJ AMa.atr Loek-. ail goardad ATtiiuit t-AiE .11 with aaiii ll-A ay a two hiett in m.i thotusndu: whii suubt of lb. orotntury loefc. is oaa ofHrttos wita a a.y, and tl a-A ail in Ui. ei: 7.

wit a tan.lf ui uf ortrstwtrwt. Owtri Lock. sr. aoid by hrdrs (tairn -d aii atyicaAosr (acaary.s-d BtttOiW lA.nai:,. fi.B.

ftietw aoo st orasr to is no. Tr-r and nt-on ttzuK. LiceTd by ths sited Maw PVl H. IV I Cor.Coort aa.1 Mm-u, k.m-dww, V. SPECTACLES.

ATJS CH T)ILljSSTUZLD stlAXOaAS BlfinTPRESERTFtt A HTBF.VOTtTsrNPB UaAXKj' A tt f' ail of Msst ai Bnwilia p-bk4-. fn otfc In in --tA. l- 'rctrt. Kaa-mi'min. 1 1 11.

wMjmt tor a.t3 yrLflos-s Tales of ths Border, for KUA-9TL3 UAUAtW. CPOS ISOXDS acd Other St 1 ii.tml.-l. K-t hr KttAji'loM atiktOAiat. m-mi CALLY WILLI AM ths M.Htntaio 6-rL it By Mr. B.

BLKAXfoM a RhwmI by art atosut, mats it. tCSDAT PCHOOL Ubraruw with irv. ki ts. sroitin aosasatWwB4rs(a. I.AKii wsnasy MAooi iiSAKMMory.

A CTCI1P.TJMA OF THS BEST TTi.it,. of IHOA Tbtrd tip. of Hi4tm' hrAUrtssti. Ths.osy. aas.

is ia rnawts ort. sy t. At. Lfcjy'i AuKasaefor tm. At ARROWS.

st ataua street. "I ACOUCS OS OESIH-Por all Studiits rnlftaTst. nrttocl txn.niA tmnij. tojc gr. Bltatm.

DA KH-j w. 1 OLLSUER Reunkta of Ui Chnn-K AibsTTat-I CFEtTRrii. ANALYSIS EXPLAIXEIV-h Huf-Hottr Roors. "FKtTRT. t.tas.

ha Ui Pi.t kb.ib tij.isx aw-esws. fully UisMrswd. AM a. AiAJtAtOW. prtiLIr- PUILUPS' ROS8 r.

tt.rt4n-lKiHii. Shiiol. a. PAiiifJW, i Far tar Week rt'ssnwsrias Mss.sr.Jaasarr 1W73. Movtton mrTTr rtrcstt sad orr as4 terminer acd pelal lno of tae mprtsm.

court at Wachonnr, by tutls RtiiMr. Gekssai. thbj. The cMri tens nf the mimrns crait fur the focurtb setaie Is evn3naert At 8m-rese. Thte roort Mljmrneit yeneretsy w4 the Jsry wm Jwtut t-'clln' beK! the iary Utrya tiy wsUtBS for attorney! to mor tbr nuei, bat oat of tiirty-two esse, cs lii.

atlradar none went rssay for tnsL Is irrslt Coart. Hcs. 1AT(4 Btuney. prMUHtar. ROCWFWTKR, JM.

tl. Kamber St Botert Wttsoa at Thomas It. IAbaey On trial. Is tbeT calendar for Weaee4ay. January 73: finnbers 31.

66. 69, Tt, t3. Nfttse Ce.rt Teras. Hod. JndK.

Mailln. prwtdins Jsstlee. Hoos. Jons T-lcott and K. bsrwia amlta, SMoelata J-sUom." SrsACcn, Jaa.

sg. Tae general terra met UiiA oreaooa, porsnant to a4 Jours ie eat. he cArlenar taken sp and most of the dsy occupied in the srroment of the eaw of tbe Hor r. Run cost company, respt, vs the Salt company of Ononrsga, Number a Holme, and Holmes vs HaMard Arirard. tz: -j- rumbr 137 Croase vs Qnrlork.

fibmlttJ. 5 Xbe oHowIimt the ealeBar far January a ia the gfiier term kapress court, acs in sscioii ta this (Sty: Number VA, 15, 13, 1. TT4, ITS. Vti. rt si Asseals.

PreseBt Hob. Sanford M. Church, ehief Allea. Grorar. Peekham.

Polger, Aaflrewv arid Eapaiifk. ST. Alb ast. Jsn aj. Number 1 A fHeflrs, resra, Coik, impl'd.

Ac, spplt. Kcerrsd fr the 31th of Fob-rcary, tmoer W.Hrtr B. smrrSror, tb. MftTcaatiie Mataa tcparatace oompacy, rep' t. BeMtrrc-d or the 13th of Febrtiary next.

KsBiber I Aa Keliy. respt, Jtxn Kelty and ftnotber, ftrptu. Reaerred for Jaanary 29th inst. auusasv, Ju. 11.

Tt Rr. thedeefsioss handed domi ia tb eoiirt of appeals Jurirstent afflnrd f(t nroe.d!nrs remitted for fTirib. imkd is the eoart bolo. th -rt tcto e5KA Foster. pialatiff la errcr.ttt.

doit's in ertwr. JocpiEentA with en-st-The of R--eh-etr rs iiroOA. rs BttRA. V.a Alien' tituiocAl ranA, i'telu ts tiawiy. LSer 114.

'iofcbti ra Kaibfieiach, WoodruU ts wdrrflf, w-w-rtih Kfjbinsi'B. Wyrkotf ta Oufi f.rry cn.ttiiY, t-batkey McAitrew. Whit-kk. Vi beel-r CbittterijiK-k. cEient trmed wttttiut costs Van Xctrand vs Moore.

tM.Arenl rrrerped and judgment for the pfff with eot, -with leave to delr an-i to tawer th. wtthta twenty days after this ttflKnoeat shall be fiuad. the juajraieut of tins ectirt bk-w 00 paytueat fxzib Cfjea ta lb 'ew Vork Mutual Ufa insurance company. t.c;u,ciui of (reneral and sperla! terni reversed, with coa and tor Judgment for r'wer tii-iitvJ ciiuziuelA rs te Mmii saa-claoon. oiuvr rrantlnr new trial and jadirmect ab-.

ti tb- ri rr wtb coaw rjan-is the York life tnantrance company. Uiuvi iii Litis ti: affirmed and iudrment absolute fur awf with eot itueera fltanliiiBr. Orier entjitiijg oew tr.l iiert-1 ani ju.iaapot at Uirm aUtxtnf with C(u LuTttt r. Taomp-soa. The following ts the court of appeals day calendar for January Kiliiibere 4, 5, 10.

11. 15, 16. Police Bry.a, p. BocHssrrrB, Jan. a.

Andrew Kohler-dnrnk- 1ieht-rtjd. Bamc-y CfttmsB drank. Fined ten dollar or sixty days. Wajttzb. Major C.

Baker is at the National hotel prepared to purchase a car load or more of good road horses, of any color, adapted to the work. Application may be made at the hotel. ja22tf All bkaxi of smoking and chewing tobaccos at -IS East Main street, Pickwick cigar store. Notice On Friday and Saturday from 10 a. m.

to 4 p. m. Dr. Van Moschzisker can be seen at bis rooms at the Osburn house, and consulted on all diseases of the eye, ear, throat, lungs, chest, catarrh, asthma and general debility. Mb.

H. Foi.t.rr who, for the past two years, has been connected with the popular holeeale and retail liquor bouse, 124 State street, has taken into partnership Mr. H. Roeecranta of this city, and the new firm of Roeecrants Foilet are replenishing, their stock cf foreign and domestic liquors and cigars, and are now prepared to furnish the fmblic with the choicest brands of cigars. wines am Kowm.

Connected with their store is a fine sample room win.o none but the unadulterated is dispensed. Messrs. R. F. are well known in this city as gentlemen of long experience and well adapted to the trade.

A share of the public patronage is solicited. Established. It is Jno longer a subject of doubt as to the merits of the Mackie Co. piano. Ths instrument has met with such favorable mention from parties familiar with pianos that it could scarcely fail to meet with success.

The manufacturers are ofler-irg it at the lowest prices, and the purchaser can Ret the best of terms. A number of profits need not be paid if one cf those pianos is bought. The sale rooms are at 82 State street where the goods may be inspected. J. Barhydt over f2 State street is noted for producing excellent photographs, and those who wish a good likeness should not fail to vitit this gallery.

JJoncT is directed to the insurance advertis-ment of William Colvin, in another colitnin. Mr. Colvin has bought out the interest of Mr. Young and has now entire charge of the business. Tbk beet ten cent cigar in town to be fotmd at the Pickwick cigar store i'j East Main street.

THE TBI LEE. Arrival mf 20s fifsfers. The Singer never fails to please the pubhe. As a holiday gift not hing can be more useful-ban Singer sewiLg maohina. Be sore to purchase one.

In the fine of infant robes we offer a fine assortment most elaborately finished. For ladies' and children's dress we call the attention of our friends to the Harper Bazaar patterns, which are very popular; also, to our embroidery sewing silks of all colors suitable for the season. Stitching done to order. Machines to rent, 30 State street. Jones ft Scgru, general agents.

d3jtf Tkcs. Attention is called to the advertis- mect of Dr. HtiWikin in another column. It will be seen that he win be at the Clinton boose on the 3th, Sfeh and 90th, JaAoew. The Last Call.

Bnrke, Fitsajmons, 'Bone Co. S3, S3, and 57 Main street, find iu taking stock many odd lots and a great many winter goods, they are determined to sell now if low prices will do it with a force of 100 men to show np the bargains they think they win be able to induce tbe cloeest buyers to make purchases in every department. Remember when B. F. H.

Sc Co. say, close out this seasons stock, they mean business. Ts Architects, Baraers aad Casitalists. The Frear stone company ia prepared to famifb t-tone, plain or ornamental, aocurding to specified detains, for all classes of build uxe, and guaractee it agamst breakage, trust or fire, at about one-half tbe cost of natural stone. C.

H. MasOW, Euaji HoiJisa, Vice P. H. CfKT, Sec and Treas. Fr AUtrrcBE.

-To save the cost of removing our stock March 1st to our mammoth ware-ro, nemberslS, 17 and 19 Sortn Water street, ws will sell for the next two months our entire stock, comprising full ana of parlor and cliainber suit, dining-room furniture in fact everything ia oar. fine ws will sell at greatly reduced prices. Sow is the time to ntake spring ptircbases. StliAjm, Miaesa, jaStf 4S East Main street. Arrival of a large kit of the celebrated P.

Kimball Portland sleigh at A V. Smith's barness, sleigh-bell and trunk store, 6 State irtjrfijts I rv-es reduced since last seasoa. SnU.li Is, traveling bags, trunks, ahawi-straps, Jap-robes, raibvad rugs of tits latest styles s-al at reasonable prioea at A. V. Ku-ttVs, t3 State street.

Fbk-sb CosnsaaxtSkH will be found advantageous to thoss pgrchasmg dry goods to SKfiert tbe eom4ete stock of Messrs. A Brea-nan Son, 86 Stat street, eomprismg' dry gootSa, shaw ls, eloaka, ckitna, bosiery aad love, fancy goods, laces, entbroideries, Ac Fnlt line of goods at popular prioss. U1RKS SOTE PAPER for On. Doihtr. 1.

1 LARK AoHrrXS Bor, tl m. AlAio, lurstarir Bam sKsr. COCHT HECOBD. HA On atntday tsnrr-ttut. the nth At.

IM'xell, la tb HCih ycr uf fat age. tir rviter-l bit late realleeee. tat. (Wcdoea-day) aftermKm, a 3oTeiock. and froaa ths gust Pte.

byterlsa Ct at XX cicw-a. IrtCKftOJf Jtr this etty. ow ths SHh M-. C.tfcarirt. -i.

tr. AilMMm ud Mr. John H. Wilton, meed 75 jear and tmuithA. IT" Funeral from tt f-iks STentte.

on Tnnraday, at to'tluttp. B. CAJBrFSTFB-todPnty. tbia cUy, OB th. Xfth Cyrel Carpenter, agd tl yvax.

Foaeral tea hi lt TM4me, petwwr 00 ThuriHlar m.mlng, th. zsd at ekx. MKWKBriK In thi. rtty. at fc Ut rrkdrnr.

f. f.f5 NoTth Otnton ptreet, on uta 2ii Mr. li. irwrde. in alt ICtJi yr of hi ar.

tr fwnrral fnvm hu late rfinre. oa Tbtrr-Jay toorninir, at elok. f.REOfl N-llte IrTia dnxhter W. T. and Annie (tree, twed I year, i mon.h and days.

from I. tie to-day IVTwUkw-dayi, at l.H o'clock a. m. Frtesda of ths family are Inritrd to attead. DYEING.

The Old and Responsible IjE AERY'S STEAK DYEING AND CLEANSING EKTA BI-ISHMEirr. TWO HrK7E-rn TARr9 SO-rra 0 XXW TOBX CrPf-TBAL AIXRO-LD DKfOT. OX MILL CTftEET, Crrr PIATT. PB now ara Bac, bocbrtki, w. t.j ryKZ tUPPVTATIOS CF TH23DYE HOTTSE A Sine h-ui Hh4r to eoanterfett ur etcrsfi, check ted u'irx-m crxl.

tui'l tmu th! vnt of oar misU'o-d hnmbtJg jmblrC. Na nrecUon sn simlifu- wiAbiisiitAaen-. I hArsao cent? in the coontTT, Toa can tjj yonr bantn direcllf with ne, mx th Mmo a throng Crape. Cwfaaere and Pid ShU, farid all bnpht cc. fi cI Mrlrr, cieane4 vttt'out ir iary to th? color, lri- mo4 tir-Btfii'it Woolen tlskjiid or r1 writti-out rlrpjDK, pressed rteeij.

A Keaibrs -vu3 Kid GliVFes or dyed. Suk, Wtx-J ur LmUm (irot9 tii Trrt drfrti''n cjI'jtc, and Sa-ibxt wiLb awiivsu ud dip-ch, on very (cod fl red ThorMay an pn-'ay. Ail totxi n-iuni-i! in oue week. (n.hhZs rt-ctrrri arx) reu.rn-d rxpr. Adtlrw fs Mia trtmt, ewtiftr Ptat gtrfpt, hfcheUsr Y.

THEBAUD BROS. STEAK CLEANING AND ESTtBUSHMtTfT. DYEING branch ernexs: 2fo. 3 Jlochtster, Y.f KO. CI.rVKLAM, O.

VI esats DfvUisst Street, But-fit Is, X. V. THE LARGEST ane Most Complete Cleaning acd I.t-inB Ejwbtthment In the Wt. Mi.de sp Psrala. Shawia, Lacets Ac.

Ac, cleaned in a manner unsurpassed. Coat. Pant, and cleaned by new pro-Ce withoot (hrinkins. The bert place tn the city to hare rood. in0 or Dyed.

Urdsra by rxpreaa pr'-r- r-iiy to. tnrr.tT DRY GOODS AT AUCTION. EWIIG, WISE FDLLEE, CO STREET, ILL COMMENCE THE SALE OF THEIR Entire EHutA of DRY GOODS AT AUCTIO Tuesday, January 21st, At o'clock P. Aird eonunue daily tutUl the S'roCK sold. In tits niosatlms ws shall continas oar Retail at AUCTION PHICE8 wing, Wise Fuller 69 ISfain Street.

GROCERIES. 11EALF.H IN MYT km FINE GE00SSIE3 64 Main Street, OPPOolTB THK oeBUAUf HOUS8. TTAS K0W TS STORE a great variety of 1 01 de and Fancy Oroeerlea for the Holidays, caMttrtlna part aa foil illowa: TCIP Choice Oolongt, English Breakfast, 1 1 Japan aad Votutr Uyaoa. Pine a. wny im- ported.

rrrrrcc O. O. Java and Mocha. Soth- iJfl L.L.O, log better in market. PROVISIONS Smoked Hams of ny own rinir.

itnea iteeT, mar- kei ToDiotet Hsum luckarei, biitocd oaiiaun. aar- dmea. a. SCUFS. Tcmato, Chicken, Mock Turtle, Creea TnTtle and Terrapin.

1 1'lTfl nnnnP Peaches. Strawberries. LKpniU UUUI'O. CliwnM, Tomstoea. Por- rettt City Curn.

4e- Ail for family trade. rriUTC Malaga Grapes, Cranberries, Tarn-11101 I O. amndii, Pruneiiaa. 'Itroo, CttrranM, Prunv. Extra Table and Coo-inx Hat Arm ia qtutruar half aad shot, sorra.

r.l'rrcr Old English Dairv. EnarUth Ched- l-P LO C. der. Edam and Pizts Appfe, and ntirsr Lake Facwry. Scotch and Irish Oat Mnsf tn tin cans and rs- 1 1 1 MflMVOAL Cm.

fOWOer. alilk. Enlii0 ana krench At aird, French 1 -( i a i.i. on 31, oii wui Oli-r. Oil.

aauccA, Picklea, J.ote-, Chocolats, Cooua, BroojS, Ac WILTC I nave all the Favorite Brands of lit LO. CbatBDaanw. Sonth st.lo Maderta. Po- Biartin, Cramp (Miter and ivsen therrtv. Bed Port trery old and ttoei.

Angelica aad stmcatal. Kcotcb. Rv and Bourbon Wms- kiea. flat Old Himswy and Otard Woodcoek titn. ft.

Crotx and Jamais Ram, An Brenrty. Ac All selected lor tuw and mrW AH of which, a unit ly e.todrsd. will bs old a Li 1 V7 a. any Sou, in th Hai. oeldtf tp K.

P. VOK, 4 Msis-si TEAS AND COFFEXS. ReclucedRatCAs! SPECIAL I STANDARD GRADES I New Teas! Fresh Coffees! FT B8 8P1CKH. frti ARH. rRl ITH.

at th. CBKAT CHITA TEA CO 1 37 Stmlm Mreet, stsrsester, T. divtliKf prT. ESTATE AND LOAlf OmCES OTHKHtU Real Estate and Loan Office, Its. IS sta rH.

rati wnw. T.OUSFJS ASD LOTH Bought and Horn. A 1 Uhum to rant. Money to bn. it.

vr. ftoKNB Aa-oat. J.lney Advanced. Money AN DIAMOyiW. WATl'Ha, and all kinds cf Fcrx tiJ Property at low rsu.

On it soaa-oa raws Atroaer it b.whh. No. 6 Mtfc- Bitch, Oroer Kxcbans- Humilo rnet. AH traatsM. tinruj ci.iimuiau-i.

ttoitey Real Estate Agency. THE OTDEPSIGN ED has riis Areocjf. tbr fiAI K. EXt SQ K. punr-H- AKK ot Htmt sst, ts mmu aj-v liiAsiaaos vrlhcs.

Ms. If UtrtwM Arests. y.hj a. P. POHTgH.

ttsl tea-te Broker. MII.I.INERT. M. A. PHELAN, 70 KfjltO fr-t.

PCRCHA6FJ IS XW YOBJC LAST otta 21, OOO Worth OP Millinery Goods, Staple Dry Goods, And sChoice Vsrtsty sf FANCY (itKiDS Plfty Crst on th. D- -tt from whs the, were ts Ss- kr. her. awd wtil c- tha tatw as at sa tt is Ui SMS for. A--W1 il.l CLAIRVOTAKT.

AniTsI of Madajae Asis Borahaav. T'KK great Clairvoyant and Astrolrgit. a tih. i. a artb l.it.btitr of a aeventh.

sod asr- fVs. wtrr.l fti. Cma s. aoSMUWd os Ura wt Utr, bttPiliM-, las tttiAft, U.ta, wiirAilM, lck O.T. hu raf to rtcsHi e.

trancd Viri that awrer Mb wis o. ts tel. at tn Mais rtrt, ppoMAs Jbew BtArtaud CR CHOICE OOOIiH AT MO0RRATS I pTttM. a4 at U5 LWi Sf th. fr- wr.

a-AK. JVtt.V Anction Look Before Yon Buy AT Ot'R STOCK OP BOOKS! Xod'aw, Denir, Crown, Slien, In qTuMJUc raln from 12 Cents a Quire! (GOOD CAP BOOK) TO SI. 25 for BCSiSlA K.VO ASO 1A3D. 1,000,000 Buff WMiB Bilges OF ETEXY CftATiB A.VIt PlUCIt It 3 1,1. HE Iw.

mTEMEVTS. LETTER and SOTE HE IS On S.U ti worth' Best of wbJs sa ststae Ertter Presses, Copyiaa BooAis, English Blotting Paper ot Extra Qunlitj Staple fioods of Every Kintl. Pristiri; Ioa Promptly. tw Cttintt ctren 03 an kind of City. Conor and rjft.

ir Aronotaof Hui Iltt and Hanta a.licltl. and aonxl-nnuJ rtMi J-rKl. STEELE AVERY, 44 and 46 State-St. Ledgers, Journals, Dav BooLs, AC, AC A 1. 1 QuaUty -TUB LARGEST STOCK! IJ WESTKHN XiTW TOBVK, AT GEO.

L. STRATTON 41 and 43 Exchange-st CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS. CARP 1,50 nemp Carpets, At 25 Cent the l'artt. 25 Pieces Brossels Carpets, At the l'artt. Oil Cioths, At SO Cettts the Yard.

50 Floor Cloths, At Jelured Price. Good English Body Brussels, sit the Yard ALL OOOD9 VS tin PKOPORTtO.f AT nOAVE KOUERS' CARPET WARE ROOMS, First Floor. 37 State-st. CARPETS TeUets, Bodj Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, Three-Plys, Ingrains, L0WESTTPRICE3. EOGEBS i COIiVERSE.

OVKBV 14, 16 and 18 Exchane-e-st SAVINGS BANKS. MECHANICS' SAVIKSS BAMX. 3 sad 13 Exrhsac rAtrsss. Rsrsestsr, Jt. PER CENT, fatregt afflowed on dtposit front the 1 dar of the estendar stnnta on Cdtt8 th.

411. of dot tat, to ths ftrttt day sf ths salendar aioath la which tt drawn. r. BAKHT, rmMnl JOHX H. BOTHESt-riB, fcxrenri.

J.1A.U -1 The Eatt Side Savins Bank AYH SIX PER CENT IXTEREHT from i sat. oa 4SMiit whsr. thy rmialn aot Ism thas am P. B. VIK1.K.

Aeer.lary. Mousy toaasd on apfiroved soUaAri. REMOVALS. REMOVED. WTW HAS -OVED hi Olovs i.

a VTA it i Ami Wills ttolw to K. A unU am. sf Main Mrwat rM. rJr ai.s awt zxm i I leoiocrat atrfl i hruitcj onvc. WINES AND LIQUORS.

PHILLIPS CAMPBELL, l7 East Mala strt sad Ks. 1 Msrth wtrrx-U VHOLEHALE AND RETAIL DEALERS It in lir fP Inaff-irtor. wf ata and Iq.tra. pUdtf HOTEL. Central House.

A KKW hntory Bnrh Kotet, eost-t In all tuiaintnl Jairt opened os stmi. A- At-tn. ran Iu, N. Pi fcii n. H'-C fumlfta-d.

H'tsl wtil b. k.iit Is Ort Ths Ltrottae of It.A nubile wjitcttod. L.if reon V.li.. IN aaOJEs KKLLT. ProprlfB-.

Pr.tl Tn. Jat T. l--t. L-A DIES' GOODS. MES.

WILBUR GKIFFIN, It'o. 5G State street. JATEST STYLES CCBUS, WATERI AILH, IIAItt JEWELRY, EADIES' TEJfTILATED WIGS, A5iO TOILET ARTICLES, Ladies Ilair TasieftiHy and Care fully Dressed. COSTUMES. Costumes.

XZegant Costume! wn Ic Costume Character Kobe tr aad Cottntry Parctaa Saufinsd at Mrs. TORKINTOIfS, ddrisi lotl West Msta Mtrwc. MASQUERADE COSTUMES. II New aa4 Elecaat I At sry tUwisasA Mo. SajwH WAMt.tiTtiS iiAU.

IIIOCK. OYSTERS. OYSTERS. ASHL8T CO. Keg, Can and Bulk Oysters At IJt3UU SA LOO, CUntos UowAS BkMS.

Jaidr DEMOREST. Young tor pirifrsary. Foiks anl AUtctie At OAHlt.j s. ETS! irtrvla SVXbA SCHOOLN ft ix 11 it t'ariWsaV (Xdw. A Holiday re.5ent3! AMEEICAX TKAtT S0CIETT, 75 Stat Street.

The Ntoek sf Javsaile liook is tbe A Tine Varlr-tv of Elcsnt Daok Itwwisitnry trf ths AMtftlCAN DIDLE SOCIETY Wtaw PuMwwttoss ars aold st Cost B.H.-T PR BIBt.rs.thsruAsat-d rx. I-f-H IbOt-m Vfl, lLII WIMItfl TEJtT-asd JllrTTI)t FUlRtl kt ks ACrrst VarSrry of rXtW CHAlOtU. 0- P. SpX EOT GSif THE BEST." lev Letter Writer. TOHtitESI)1 AVtLVt OP LETTER YRfflf.5, Withttla rff it hrr nf F.

rn atjtirit of 31 wit I Hitmine Letter. ll ClLtH TCTnSSJD, Evfliestrr, T. l'ricp, 1.T0.. By st.il os rcwtpt of prtew. CLAEK JOIIXSTCXV, BOOttrTI.I.KR iin TATIOKB, 40 West 3aln, formerly BuZulo strrU BOOT8 AND SHOES.

ANNUAL CLGSfflS OUT- SALE! POR TUB TT THIRTY DAYS. I shall sell almot all tiad. of i all aad Wiater BOOTS asd SIIOE.1 At Cost Or a very snaaJl aavaaee. time te stoolt sp- ew is las PRATT, 54 State Rochester INSURANCE. 1 82C mv 1 872 FIRE ASSOCIATION Of llAtUtl(liliin.

Organised in 1820. Capital, $500,003 C2sh Assets cyer- 2,000,003 iBMr-lk l4MwtA4rtUa lk i Bsdv4rwi rHalc. EUELL HAYDEN, km -Vo. A TIC AVE. Lxitf XcLEAX JOHNSON', GEKERAL UiSURAKCE OFFICE, No.

16 Arcade IlalL W. writs for arts-ela. KrutttAh and Aavwiaaa rTr. liUHrsnos Cotiiiuii, rsvrtMwnun ai2.M,.0 CA-H ASSET. rw-fjorrai 11ms tsksa oa stoAt of pr.srt7 aa tunut ratoa.

A. at. I 0. I. JuUV? aftwtr OFFICE OF TIIE IMatio-ia! 55 FIPiE CTSUSANCE Of FLiladelplua.

JOB3I WlLulAMH, Asws. ro-mm ai ica. ltch- stter. W. T.

HEAR we ioe all I EoKlon, it fill not ejreeed Oo ahead. AI.ZIGER Gen't Ayr, its. lO Pts Ihimt, cs ttoiUlAf (0SH1.KCIAL UNION Assnraiice Cl of LeMa Capital, Gold orrtCBS Iwsdss, IS sad 9 Csrshin. )srh, I rA.ttrssrs.la Ptss Mrsrt. Ksrssaire, -4 fAwm Btsslt.

K.w WTottctM srtttss HKKKstssivsM rstssbr JOHN 1VILLIA2IS, srrrdtf tis. 4 Pswvrs Hal 1st a. J. 0. WAED'S ZlZ1 MefstcliOHter Fire Ins.

SPW ItOCtlElXst TOW. Fairlliold Co. Fire In. BOCTU SiOKWALJC. cosw.

orth Ainorim Life la (' MSW VC'itK. iiirti orsr t.7.'" Arst wartttd lor t-i UMatU J. It. ts AUi, Aarat, Aw A r- 4r. The tleiseral Insurance Xzcnrj OP S.

B. RAYMOND SOX- L-TA8LIII to 131 JSJJ. North IrH aad "wsnuls la. i. aim it i.

itr. wj.w.r".--- Hartnrd rm ta.Ci., uf HArtlwiiX AxtetA iivttr 30s, Odd awn.OOd ae.oo.sd Cosomicst it' In, o. Harttrd. A.iiSS. AM.U STSr atemnul Muuisl Mann la.

sf Now BO'S. ASMrt. Mutual tifs Ins of M.w liira. AB toaasa sdjssted prtKnitly sad sTJW si KAYMOSO dV ll Padsls ratrwet, itsrssacer, T' Bitimn. dkttf K.

J. Proclamation. HEP EA a Cotirt of Orvr ami Trtni HWO to b. fcetd at C'. tb.

rty Bfltiii tsr. Iu ao.t 1 1 -it is tl. flrrt St. a ii oay -V ta tiirtt lirrby a atiil it. to.

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art 1U" i-i At, Pi r- i r. Pi LrobSi. ta-r ssthsd' MaMl ittl ti. tti if xftilttv, I of Js. Wt.sAr rr.

t-a- LV-. MlrJ. alt.ACC4 A1 LL LATE Pr.Ut'ATIO ad si a tr ht.ts. if to. aw IvETTFR'ti CYCUI'EDIA -JOtttw a tuJird.

FPAUTI UK THAI. Train rt. tt ttitri. i l. lr-.

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a. FT. At A wwwi.v f--l 4 rt tji CHI. Kisr. Mi.i,l T- TTWM.

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tt. 11 -t- Tralt Arrlvr. ttaxrx rtlrt sfrr. I is. Arr-r'W" IS i Pw.

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BPT 2T mw ko ad. T'sM Krpw. AvAaifHu'i 'J i Lvf A OBTHjrSSX CltTTmAI Anrwmofati KAirw (lilUIITI BOAS. a i.Up.a. twiith KMC A Uoon4.

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A- I TOWSTaLK. Ife are mrrj to team tht Wii! C. fionirel to hi b'nne for 'pi train rtu York Inut nijfht uras d-lawi, owi'f freij.tt Wing oil Uie ifm at Fmrjfwt. "tiiti comraui cwil a4j-imeJ for one wwk Wt without d'ing an buaioesa. Thori" w4 no qtitiruns preseot.

Keiiry Ford, (ui old man of diap-rl fn ta Ilia htime on Ml. Hope areoue oa faturtlay, un which tuna his relative? hsT) in irit-1 tu asscertain what has l.ev(.( of bim. be annual rncampmecit of the Grand Amir ff the Reput.iie," nieeta at the Rath-burd his, Elailra, to-day. The delegates Vo this county in the encampment are Frank HcfiflM, M. if.

Smith, K. U. ftclsix ley sail JiAa H. E-ynij3iiU prrtiuftiuitj which hare -veiaJ year ja.t been held in Mr. Haie's rjrjt.

Main tr-t. hare reorganised in Ferguson dancicg aiaidemy, Main trwt, undt the nanx oi prome-DS'l acit "lies. Another of thoie enjoy MUliea ill Uke piac to-morro een-icg, I January -IJd. tlltto refertaiee Pjoiil of Maosra. Osgood -by it ImfHML court Umjgraphers, hare bel chained to 133 and Powers's IfuiMliiiK.

The new rooms are and well lighted, and far mnre dsirahle than the old rooiua, and miat give better aatiisfaction tL bar, a. they are removed from all the and confusion of the street. jit the State strwt crossing of the Central raHii'wd yetrday, after a freight train whwh had oltr ted travel wme minute finally luored off, the Uagnaan aignalled the drirw of a ttree car to ftima us. The cjm njoved forward accordmtly, and jus than a IfjptanotiTe came threatening in-tstAnt (irtroctija the car. The driver put the whip to the horse, and cleard tae of danr ly only a fot or two.

We are retjuewted to state that the George Ikvwling who avsaultad George Miliar, is not the youg nian by that name who is employed in Flint', saw faetory, neither in George Mill the nui by the name name who worka in the name shop. In other words, the tartKS who came before Justioe Bryan prob-aijy gave anaunird cams a trick which ti uot by any means new thongh none the l-ta onanlrel'y on tlit a uijt h'jwever, thre may be a coinudem-e of tau-h this ie not probable. -Tle PufTatj Commercial Advertiser ayi An accident, fortunately attended by no KTrioua re at, tx-eured on the Erie railway at an tarty xir tha morning. The express car attached to the psyatenger train, due here at 8:10 a. whn aixut two miles east of aid wuc wtutr from BaSalo, by rea4 of a dcfeet.va wh el, suddenly the trati ai turned completely over, bewjmins tUM-hrd from the looouiotive, and dragging lue car and one csoach with it from the tail.

Luckily the other pawnsfer and iilei-puig cars did not follow, and no one wai hurt. The accident caitod jine detention oo the road, and it was thought the noon tram would over an hour late. At last attHii.t the track was reported as cleared of ail d-tr. hi iMMM a Crme. trv-MTi ix has appointed John A.

Har der corwu.ir to fill the vacancy eausd by the ot-oAh of Kh'jah Jordan. Mr. Harder has erred as coroner before, and In the discharge ui his ofcial dutie. was faithful to the inter est of the jiWie. A better appointment c-4uld iHt have bern made.

In this, as in other appointment, Gov. IHx has manifeoed bis determination to appoint such othcers okay be trusted ith the trauaaction of 4 pullc buaUieaa. A. ol ataxia A- Karrar. I.ysandor Farrar, of the firm of Farrar Hhetiard, has been ajpintd a member of the rbosututkmal eomndsakA to nil the position, rjecantly kx ujiiml by Mr.

Rumsey, wno hat beo t-Wratd to the bench. The situati icui rat rexjaibiiity. but we need not sjay that Mr. Farrar is fully competent to 4il ia. All who have evor had auy busonaos with him, as well as his social ac qnsintaiMo, join in e.xireaons of highest crsunidaikia of Uae appointiuesit made by our gvwnn.r.

Iinuk af Ira Merrill. Buffalo t'uiiiien ial of In. -it evening tyUe. the death of ira McrruX The event took piaos in tliat cit on MihhIav evening: 4 He wa an old and highly reopeeted Citizen of Buffalo. He tame to tUt city vhrn twit years of ago, bringing a atoc-k of (roods for the purpose of trading with the la-iiana, Thu was to tha after the cit ta tiuroed, and Mrs.

St. Joha was the only hout holder. Ha remained hrre toueit of the UXUOM9', and was indebted to the kinioe of Mrs. St. John tut antertamment.

In 1SJ9 be ISM-Ved here with iua tastily, having beeome In the Pionenr line of stage whi be iti. in putting tm between here and Albany, lis was the manager of this end of route, and will be retuembered by of oar uUiesl ciUeeiAS in that capacity. He also established and ran a line of stages between this city and the Falls, running down the Canadian ahura. After lit. withdrawal of that ime be resided for some years at Avon gprinffa.

't In 151 his laughter, and only child, bavins marrkxl John Strung, who bA the jrcedia year moved to BufloJo, Mr. Merrill sold bis homeatead at Avon and Ctue to this city, where the family hare ever arnoe resided as one houstbcAl. He connected bir. if W1L F.pnK'a! church at Avon, and was ever smou the forwaos in aiding and sustaining those enterprises calculated to boet the cause of religion and morality. Shortly after his final removal to BuSalo, in 1S51, he united with the Fin Presbytejnan church, erf bicb he continued to be a mem ber until his death.

For the past twenty-two years be has been etuaged tn no business beyond the Bianaeeroent of his own private af fairs. He was a man of decided domeie feeling and found Vis greatest pleasure aluong los Lome aMiociate, ty whtaa he was greatly lJoved. His wife was MUa Lacy CatSn, of Ontario enuntv, who died some foar years baTO, had her life been spared for a little while liter Mr. and Mrs. MrriQ could have cete- ratesl tbir golea wedding.

FiCChesterians in the Capital. Goes to the Supreme Court. The Rochester Commission Bills TIIK WATER QUESTION. 11 1 rJC oil Another Appointment on the Constitutional Commission. "ci il lUptrli te tae Inaeerat an4 t'areable.

Axbajtt, January lS7i Itoclicster overflowed into Albany to-day. Wherever yon turn yon notice familiar faces. Chief Sherman and several of the best known members of our police force, Marshal Quinby and his associates. Colonel Brinker and his military aoeociates, and rioters, Caring, Stern, Aldridge and Gerling, Thomas, the architect, Montgomery, Perry, Raymond, Mabbitt, county clerk, and Morria city clerk, with hosts of others were present, and made the capital look familiar. The case of KISS ANTBOXT came np in the morning for decision, and Judge rSelden argued for about two hours ably for her discharge from custody, or the return of the writ.

The district -attorney made no reply, and Judge Hall decided pro forma against the motion te discharge the prisoner. Without expressing any opinion on the merita of the (tietion whether women have a right to vote, or not, he gave his decision to enable the defendant to carry the case to the su reme court to obtain the judgment on constitutional points involved. The appeal from his decision will be iaxm to the cratxrr corBT, and Judfce Woodruff and Mr. Crowley win decidein the morning what time it may be heard. The case of the inspectors of election is set down for to-morrow forenoon at 9 o'clock.

At half pajt 3 in the afternoon the oinmittee on cilie. heard aa argmntsnt on tl BJtPEAl. Or THE C05ilfl810V BILLS for the city of Rochester. Their room was packed with interested delegates from our city. The fine and venerable looking chairman, Mr.

Pierson, presided. Montgomery made a longargumeut for repeal on the old ground. Perry, Van Voor-Lis and Rogers followed. Treasurer Raines alM epoke in moderate terms on the same Eide. Mr.

Hutchins in answer to some allusions to his editorials in the Rochester Democrat on THE WATER OCE3TIOX, replied vigorously to what he considered an nc justifiable blinking of him into the contest. Raymond then rose and asked for an adjournment for two weeks to prepare for argument. After a desperate effort to force the issue by the opposition, the committee till one week from to-morrow. The scene was a lively one, thongh the room was smell and somewhat clouded with tcba r-eo smoke. There was one anti-com-Uiiation man so zealous that he had to be call ed to order a dozen times.

The final strug gle is really postponed, and the repealer feel as if they had UrTTH BREATH to title purpose. Air. rsu uportof his anti -com isMion friends, bat said nothing before the committee and was cocrteous to all Rochesteriai. Judge Feckham has handed down his opin ion in the water works case, SCKTAjaiKG TBI COMMISSIO. His associates concur with him in his con clusion, but not in the arguments by wtucn he arrived at it.

The canal appointments are postponed till January 2yth. Treasurer Raines before the canal board to-day introduced a resolution which Jl open up the of Casal tolls btf'ire the legislature. Some con.Je.juent excitement is expected. Governor Dix has appointed Hon. Lysander Farrar to the vacant place in TT'E (Xjstitttioxal covinssios, and expected ins arrival in Albany to-night.

He expressed himself pleased to be assured of Mr. Farrar 's acceptance. Most of th Rochesterians here wQl remain over, si me from oinusity, ot tiers tor less in nocent reasons. The police ami detectives are detained in counterfeiting and illegal voting cartes. Tae Water Werka remussian ftnstalaca.

A dUpatch received yesterday from Hon. E. O. Perrin, clerk of the court of appeals, announced that the water works commission was sustained. The legislature passed an act on the -Tlh of last April providing for a com mission to construct vi ater works for this city.

Ihuirg the same session, acta were passed appointing several other commissions on city iiEjjrfivementa. The common council, think ing that they had jurisdiction over all matters referring to city improvements, and that the legislature w3 usurping their functions, qnestioced the constiuitionahty of the procedure. The members of the several oom-niiieions offered, in order to avoid needless litigation, to take such a course as would carry the case immediately into the court of appeals. This the common council refused to do, thereby involving the city in a great expense. Thew were defeated in every case in the general term, and then carried the suit Into the court of appeals.

One by one the several acts appointing commisHions have buen prunounoed constitutional by this court. at.d yesterday the last of the list, the water woiA.cimuJaii-.o, was sustained, thus putting an end to further litigation oo the sub ject. Michael AsrIUm. nu Panaaa. Thursday evening, before the Atemeum, Hon.

WiUiiua Parsons will give "Michael Angela the Child the Artist the Hero. Tie pic is one of 'interest, and, we lve aa analysis. The principle of art, the various young Angelo, student life in Murenoe, the aim of a rival, a bit of antique, one ho can do everything, the el, Raphael and Angelo, the ec-ulptor, paint er, engineer and architect the last and greatest work. His discourse inspires and creates a krve for work of art. His discription of the building of St.

Peter's in Rome is thriUingly u-terrstuig. He is a fSntstted. w-holarly and eiuetit fcscturer, aii'l vividly deiineatea with oratorkal force and eloquence the subject in hand. Go and hear him to -morrow evening and judge for yourself. A Ba tHsry.

nie months ago, a man in this city de-strted his wife axd fuuily, going off with a girl with whom he is now bring in Canada, as we are informed. The mother ot the forsaken ife made a journey to the dotninka, and finding bar son-in-law, endeavored ia vain to peruiade him to return. On her way back, she received a tall ia alighting from the cars, breaking her tup. She is now lying in a dangerous condition in the hospital here. Indeed, her recovery is not Tfce pour wife is left te strugt wiu want and misery, her greatest exorUiss being barely sufficieiit to ke? herself aid children tnam starving.

If there is such a thing as retributive jitac, it Oius overtake the wretch who has caused ail those mi-fur- tucr. Kltsts. atresias. We have the ieaeure of announcing that Robert Waller IVatglass of Waiuiitgtoa, Ohio, a uitiiter of Uia goepcj ia the society of Friends, will preach at the First Methodist Fpfeuopal church this eveaung at 73s o'clock. Cur eorrevpbtakast diiicsated is yesterday 'a is-tiS) Lis labors in FaruinUa and Macsdun, and hope that Lis elforu here will be equally and instructive.

His evan-gelk-J work in tb-9 Wtat, has been, we learn, remarkably bk-A to a largs number. Our readers will esteem it a privilege to listen to so exteiirnt a i-praseutatire of the SKerenrjve Orleuseut in the tinier ranks, and we twoj-eas lor tarn urge uiiKi Second That all persons who hare been members of the First City Dragoons of Rochester, shall be eligible to membership in this association on payment of the sum of three dollars upon application to the president or treas-urer. Third, that the officers of the association shall be a president, a vkse-president, a secretary, a treasurer and a historian, and such other officers as may be provided for in the by-laws. Fourth, that the association shall meet aa-nuully to elect officers and to transact such other business as may be proper, and the next annual meeting shall be held on the third Tuesday of January, 1S74. Fifth, that a committee shall be appointed to report suitable by-la ws for the association at the next annual meeting, The following officers were then elected: President C.

T. Amsden. Vice-president James Biackett. Secretary Colonel Lewis. Treasurer D.

M. Dewey; Historian Quinoey Van Voorhis. A committee appointed to report at the next annual meeting, consisting of Messrs. Amsden, Warren, Van Voorhis and Babbitt At this juncture, supper was announced, and the entire company decended to the spacious dining-rocm, where a bountiful repast was in readiness. The supper was admirably gotten np and reflects great credit on the hotte.

Oysters, soup, fish, meats, nuts and fruit, appeared in great profusion and disappeared with as great rapidity. To cap the climax, chamjagne bottles were freely opened, and amid the clinking glasses, speeches were made by the members, relating reminiscences of old times, anecdotes of startling adventures, and cracking jokes at each other's expense, the whole breathing an air of enthusiasm and good feeling such as we have seldom witnessed. A few songs were sung, Lieutenant Warren entertaining all with The Star Spangled Banner, and the whole company joining in 4 The Sword of Bunker HiH. At half past 12 o'clock the company separated, with ainging in chorus the song which is so appropriate to such occasions, Auld Lang Syne. Fr.f.

Laoimere's Keren la Other Cities. The Ifortheixi Di.Jt riw published in fiangnr. Main, in its issue of January gives a very full abstract of Prof. Latti-more's report on the water question. In commenting on the report that paper says "We have read this report with unbounded pleasure, first, bneause we knew the scientific knowledge and great natural ability of its author, and secondly because of our growing interest in the question of obtaining a competent supply of water of the best quality for Bangor.

The report of Prof. Lattimore discusses this latter point, in relation to bis own city, with a master's hand. But Bangor is about in the same latitude as Rochester. The conditions of such enterprises are about the same here as there. We may have the advantage of having better water at command; and our supply stands nearer to us by about two-thirds the whole distance.

From Rochester to Hemlock lake, the fountain head of theXproposed water works, it is about twenty-three miles. From Bangor to Hat Case lake it is leas than nine. The soil and general outline; of the two re gions to be traversed are about the same. Again, at the conclusion of its extracts, the Border remarks 'Thns our readers have before tbem, in these quotations from Prof. Lattimore 's report, the scientific facts essen tial to theiv wisely making up their minds as to what thev have themselves to do in ob taining good, clean, wholesome water for their daily nse.

They win see that rain water is not considered favorably; that cis terns, especially wooden ones, which the professor in an unquoted paragraph con demns, are regarded as still worse; that well water in cities is about as bad as can be and that the water of fresh-water lakes, such as we have on every side of us, is the best and most agreeable to the laws of health of an that the world possesses. Isn't it odd that the editor of the Bangor paper fafled to discover that wondarful in eongruity in Prof. Lattimore 's report which A member of the old committee lays so much stress on I The latter says that the pro feasor has proved one thing by his analysis and upheld another in his conclusions. This either shows that the author of the report has no regard for own scientific labors or that critic has discovered what has bo exist ence. It is Just possible that the latter view of the matter is the true one.

A TrrriLle Art litest at Midlrrt. We have received from a correspondent at Middieport the details of a terrible accident y. Lich happened near that village on Saturday last The facta are as follows; A most heart rending and appalling accident occurred just north of this village oa Satnrday last, which resulted in the death of a lady and cam near drowning her two children, one aged four JcAi and the other an infant in its mother's arms. Mrs. Henry Benson of Michigan, had bees scut tor to come and see her mother, who is very HI.

She arrivod with her two little cue in MidcDeport on the 9 17 train, morning. Kot finding her friends at the station to receive her, she engaged a man to convey lrf-r to her place of destination about two milt from thia place. While crossing the race bridge in the north pan of the village, sear Delano's noli, the horse took fright at st-a9 holes in the bridge and be: an to back. There being no protecting rail, the Teuiele was precipitated into the stream below, falling on the lady and holding her under the water until life was extinct. Dr.

Gould was isuinediately summoned and was at the scene of distress in a few moments and nsed every available Kieans to resa-citate the unfortunate lady, but to do avail. The dreadful news bad to be sent over the wires to the husband and a son, nine years of age, that compan-iuB and soother who had left thorn but a few hours before, was no mora. The children were is the water but escaped with alight injuries. The oldest, after getting warm, with ebikiltks itinfrfwtifie said: when will toamwus come back. Th deceased was thirty-nine years of age and was etoa-ed by all who knew her.

Tk YsasaMes's t'sltvatfa; Asiriitln Ban. At a meeting held by the Voting Men's Catholic aia-i Muzvday night, it rs- Mil.ed to proceed to the erscttoa of a ne buikiing on the now occupied by th Ex- chsos butetua West Main which was port-hased tue titu. age lor tins MArpjae. The plana have boon drawn by A. J.

Waraar, arehitect. The building ilt have a front on street of seventv-sit fe nd a Uepti of eighty wti an extWAdUA to th rear of Bennett's block, next west, ikae of twenty-five by forty-two feet. The tVoor ul ot-i-t of tow storas, with.