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5 ROOTtESTER DEMOCRAT AOT CHROKICUE SATURDAY, AUGUST 1G, 189a A GOOD SHOWING. CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION. EXECUTIVE BOARD. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ADVERTISEiTENTS.

Democrat and Chronicle Cath- Tho Annual Parade of the Romao olio Uniformed Union. Residents to be Fined for Hobs (Sprinkling Four Corners to be Closed Sunday. LOOK OUT TELEPHONE Editorial Rooma HO Cotintlnar Room 87 FOR SALE. THIRD WARD, $4,000: ALL MODERN 4 conveniences; front and back stairs, furnace, hot and cold water, ten rooms, and bath room: cement cellar; eijrht mlnut-8' walk from I' our Corners. Inquire State-6t, room 4.

$2,000 FOR VACANT LOT! COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURE. FOR SOMETHING GREAT IN THE WAY OF List of tho Delegate Who Will This Morning In the City Hall. The ReDubHcan convention of the Thirtieth Congressional District, comprising the county of Monroe, will meet at 10 o'clock this morning ia tha City Hall. Below is a complete list of the delegates FIRST WARD. O.

D. Kiehel, John Runaore, W. H. Niven, Br. Louis 0.

Cook, Adam VogeL BECOND WARD. Thomas J. Neville, James S. Ashtoo, James M. E.

'Grady, A. C. Milow, John Sullivan. It Thermometer. Rudolph Schmidt CANFTELD PLACE, SOUTH UNTOV-PT; 40x85: the cheapest vacant lot in the 1 'lulauuuiiiji'; tiuUiuiiauunw en j.

Don't city. At the meeting of tho Executive Board yesterday Captain Mach reported that the water inspectors had made 4, 236 inspections and had discovered 167 leaks during the week. The following names of persons who had violated the rules of the board relating to the use of Hemlock water thfough hose, were reported Charles Weis, Nol 90 South Clinton street; Thomas J. Thurber, No. 183 Plymouth avenue; George C.

Buell, Caledonia avenue William R. Peters, No. 86 South Union street C. W. Gray, No.

23 Arnold Park; C. P. Griffith, No. 269 Monroe avenue Palace stable David Shaler, No. 9 Johnson Park Mary Sullivan, No.

319 St. Joseph street; F. McFarlin, No. the very center of eleicant residences. fail to look at it.

FIREWORKS i Aug. IS. 1SN9. McKINNEY SON, 44 Arcade. ECONOMY IS WEALTHr" -8S 3 A.M.' Miti AT MOCLSON'3 PURE SOAP GIVES FCI.L value for Its cewt.

Insist on havinsr because the more soap is adulterated the lower the cost, hence the greater the profit of those deal 7 A.M. B3 I 3 59 Lat evening the members of the Roman, Catholio Uniformed Union held their annual parade. The procession formed on Andrews street, In front of St. Joseph' Orphan Asylum, and when it moved, after 8 were nearly 500 men in line. The line of march was through Andrews, North Clinton, Franklin, East Main, State, Allen, North Washington, West Main and East Main streets to South Clinton, where a dress parade was formed.

The procession was headed by the Fifty-fourth Regiment Band and the following staff officers Colonel, H. N. Schlick lieutenant; 'ci lonel, Casper Fromm; major, Patrick Cooper junior major and chief ot staff, John Kauber; adjutant, F. Lelnen inspector general, Charles Seibert judge advocate, John P. Smith; engineer, JohnKerber; paymaster general, Joseph Stallknight chief of equipments, Leo Sanders; aide-do camp, F.

X. Foery quartermaster general, F. F. Seibert. The men, all uniformed, made a fine appearance while marching and in the dress parade showed up In splendid form.

On Monday next the union will hold Its annual reunion at Sea Breeze. There will be athletio sports of various kinds, tha prizes to be contested for aggregating $300, and a hop will be held in the pavilion ia tho evening. 0NTARIO BEAGH 1 8 a. 03 a. ttr or ing In it and the greater the loss to the Burner.

S. Moulsou, Rochester, N. Y. r- Li fe 11 A. Li M.

WHEELER WILSON, 9 Hi. 8 P.M. 4 p.m. -a 7 6 p.m. Ui3 to 7P.M.-M 07 Thursday Evening Next, 70 POTATOE DIGGERS.

The Deere" and "Shaker" do perfect work, leave the ground level and the aberi clean and exposed. They do not cut the potatoes, and dig rapidly. TO ROSE, HUNT WALTERS, Hardware Dealers, 137 East Main St. 291 West avenue; W.H.Churchill, No. 143 Plymouth avenue boarding stable, No.

31 Franklin street Maurice Schoenberg, No. 71 Vienna street Star steam laundry barns, Amity street Richard Wilber, Cortland street; H. M. Ellsworth, No. 309 East avenue; Annie E.

Wild, No. 143 Spring street; Dr. Dayfoot, No. 1 18 Troup street Hussy Oliver, No. 264 East Main street H.

Martin, No. 1 12 Meigs street Anthony Cole, No. 21 Brighton avenue; American a p. iris p. u.

iP.M.- a p. m. 7 v. u. 9 P.

August 2 1 st. PAWNBROKERS, Qfl EAST MAIN ST. OLDEST AND most reliable. Money loaned. Uoods left with us are absolutely safe Four large burglar and fireproof safes.

Night watchman employed. -OS 8 P.M.. 4 13 I as ts la mio 60 August 18th or 21st THOUSAND ISLANDS Co) THIRD WARD. E. B.

Fenner, L. N. Button, George S. Bristow, Charles H. Baboock, Duane A.

Bump. FOURTH WARD. Martin W. Cooke, J. J.

Thompson, Lyman M. Otis, Daniel T. Hunt, George Herzberger. FIFTH WARD. William D.

Callister, John B. Klingter, Hiram T. King, J. J. Snell, Charles S.

Cook. SIXTH WARD. Julius Newhafer, James S. Gar look, Fred Murr, Simon Stern, George H. Emerson.

SEVENTH WARD. S. D. W. Cleveland, Anson C.

Allen, George A. Redman, James C. Harrington, William T. Cookaley. EIGHTH WARD.

George Knapp, Robert Patterson, Trueman Miller, Fred. Reichenbach, William Young. NINTH WARD. Walter Aldridge, John Dennis, Jr. Pomeroy Dickinson, John Wallace, $50,000 TO LOAN On Chattel Mortgage Security.

On arrowing crops, furniture (without removal), horses and carriages, bonds and other security and property. rates; confidential FRANK W. DH KIN bON. 1st Floor. 10; Powers Monroe County Clerk's Office, I Wllili YO0 GO? TRY OUR WANT COLUMNS.

HOME AGAIN. O'Rorko Post Return from Boston of Drill Corps, Weather Forecast. The forecast for "Western New York for to-day is: Fair weather. The fast-going: and broad-decked Express Company, North Clinton street W. H.

Creig, barn, Montgomery alley B. O'Reilly, barn, Pindell alley; National Hotel, West Main street Charles F. Pond, No. 133 Plymouth avenue; C. F.

Paine, No. 243 East avenue car barns, Park avenue Peter Pitkin, West Main street. L. D. Le Monyon, No.

9. Rowley street J. Schleyer, Cortland street Myra Gresntree, No. 26 Andrews street G. C.

Danforth, No. 18 Hamilton Place John Cunningham, No. 46 Hamilton Place. The board ordered the wat9r shut off from service in those cases where the persons had been twice notified, and that a fine of be imposed in all cases where persons after receiving notice once had failed to comply with the board's orders. A communication was received from tha Rochester Railway Company asking permission to take up the turntable at the Four Corners and to temporarily put down itocbester, n.

x. -VTOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE names of thirty-six persons will be drawn at this office on the aird day of Aiiirust, 1890, at 10 o'clock A. M. to serve as Trial Jurors at a term of tha County Court and Court of bes-t hniA in onrt fnr Monroe county at the TO SUMMER TOURISTS. steamer, SYLVAN STREAM Will leave Charlotte Monday, Auir.

18, elements permitting, on the arrival of the U.15 a. m. N. V. C.

train from Rochester, reaching Clayton, 1000 Island Park, Alexandria Bay, about p. rn. Kound-trip tickets, (rood Hll the season. $3. Ke-turoon Sylvan Stream or Steauier Pilgrim.

Tickets at the usual places. For charter of Render of the Democrat and Chronicle who tontemplU femp'irorly absentino themeeive from the city can have the daily edition mailed to Court House in the city of Rochester, ou the bth day of September, 1890. Dated, Rochester, August 18, 1330. O'RorkePost drill corps returned from the national G. A.

R. encampment in Boston, shortly before noon yesterday. The veterans marched from the station to their headquarters in the Front street City Building, headed by the Independent Martial Band, which accompanied them on their trip. The following from the Boston (Hobo of August 13th gives an idea of the manner in which the Rochester soldiers wore received in the Athens of America The brigade from Rochester, N. Y.

in yesterday's procession, commanded by A GREAT them regularly, post paid, at 12 cents per ueck, or 60 cents per month. Subscribers can have their paper trantferre postage paid, by leaving the address at this office. The address will be changed as often as desired; but in all case the old as wcl as the new one must be given. steamer, or tickets, apply to Yf. J.

WILCOX, Manager. BETWEEN BEFORE THE ARRIVAL OF MY FALL stock I am making a special discount on an light and medium weight suits and if you would make a biff saving aud secure a splendid others in the immediate locality. As is APR value, come and Bee me now. 12 State Street. W.

n. Josltn, Pup't. J.W.MARTIN 13 STATE ST. TOWN TALK. Rer.

J. H. Sichola will hold regular services at the Douglass League rooms, No. 135 West Main street to-morrow evening. A public meeting and installation of of b.

11. ane. TENTH WARD. Charles C. Morse, William Killlp, W.

Dean Shuart, George Weldon, Charles E. Morris. ELEVENTH WARD. Henry Kleindienst, John Kubet, M. C.

Rutherford, Richard Bemish, C. W. Kali. TWELFTH WARD. F.

S. Stebbins, Henry Qulmby, Henry C. Rice, II. F. At wood, H.

G. Bauer. THIRTEENTH WARD. John TJ. Bchroth, Abraham Marsielje, Charles Pehl, Daniel Stroth, C.

W. Seitz. FOURTEENTH WARD. Robert Stierley, Michael Schlegel, John J. Nell, Francis N.

Skuse, Colonel J. I'. Cleary, attracted mucn attention. It was composed of Seward Post of Auburn, N. Y.

sixty men, the Veteran Legion Association of New York, thirty men, Colonel M. Cannon, commanding, and O'Rourke Post Drill Corps, No. 1, of Rochester, 50 men, and file and drum corps, Captain P. C. Fleming, commanding.

O'Rourke I'ost was fully armed anl equipped, and their soldierly bearing and splendid marching drew forth rounds of applause from the spectators all alonrr the line Merchant Tailor, lli8 East Main St. Beginning this Saturday morning, August 16th, bright and early, we shall place on sale 800 White Aprons, now selling for 25 at the tempting low price of 11c. This is just a little quiet sale and is only an indication of the many great values and bargains to be had at all times. Take fo Staunch Laie Propeller Pilgrim, Capt- J. B.

Estea, Tuesdays. Thursdays. C. wharf. Charlotte, at P.

direct for Kingston and Alexandria Bay, pasin? through tho marvellous island scenery All mhv the loveliest soot on tr- i'' well known it will not be necessary for the company to maintain turntables after it ha9 begun operating its lines with electricity as a motive power. but in rebuilding the lines it will be necessary to construct certain curves, turntables and switches at various points where turntables now exist. The special work for East and West Main, State and Exchange streets has been received and it is necessary to place the same in position within a few days in order that the State street line may be operated by electricity as soon as possible. The board granted the request of the company as well as permission to close the streets at the Four Corners from to-night until Monday morning. The Board awarded sprinkling contracts to George Bantel Sons as follows North and South Fitzhugh streets, 39 Mortimer street, 26 Mumford street, Jones avenue, 16.

Complaint was made that since the death of J. W. Breakey the men employed by him to drive sprinkling carts had not been paid, and the sprinkling had been neglected. The Board directed that the bondsmen of Mr. Breakey be notified to continue the work.

The street department pay roll, amount earth. The Island Wanderer will makeaspecial 50 mile trip for Pilgrim passenpers, leaving Al ficers of the Einauon Club will be held at the hall, No. 52 Avenue on Monday evening. The Knights of Temperance will hold a Gospel Temperance meeting at their hall over Xo. 28 State street, at 7:30 o'clock to-morrow evening.

St. Mark's Episcopal Church Brotherhood will hold a lawn fete on the grounds of George P. Draper, Hollister street, on Thursday evening next. A package of money was lost in front of Powers Hotel last evening. The finder will receive a liberal reward for returning the same to the police station.

The Rochester Car Wheel Works is drilling a well on its premises at East Roch of march from start to tlunJi. captain i4eu Saxe of Peisner I'cst acted as Colonel Cleary 's aide. Colonel Cleary is also Koch-ester's chief of police. Rochester has also a three fold representation on General Al-ger's stall, that distinction having fallen to Captain N. C.

Fulton, Captain S. Page and Captain Cass Williams. -4 exandria liay punuays Rio r. iw. jtiviuk hid and most complete view of all toe important islands.

Don't miss it Secure your berths and William Aikenhead. FIFTEENTH WARD. Henry F. Huntington, Joseph W. Knobles, tickets in advance, as only a limitea numoer wlil be sold.

Call at the LEWIS AGENCY, 175 opp. N. Y. C. 6tution.

J. G. SCHWEN'DLER, Pass. Agt. BULL, BUSH General Agents for the Celebrated Bteinway Son's, I Chickering Son's.

Iiecker I Ivers Pond, Kurtzman, I Hardman, btultu Bauer, I 1-indman Sons' And other Pianos. Burdett, New England, Chicago Organs. Camp Cash Lost. George W. Locke is quartermaster-sergeant of C.

A. Glidden Camp, Sons of Vet- erans. Lo3t night he the camp's money his possession. He placed it in a riocketbook which he carefully put in tho IMPORTANT TO HORSEMEN! 156-158 East Main St. Second-hand Pianos for sa'e cheap, ranirlnff John H.

Taylor, illiam J. Lauler, William J. McKelvey. SIXTEENTH WARD. Hiram H.

Edgerton, Merton E. Lewis, Fred C. Lauer, H. F. Remington, George F.

Loder. BRIGHTON. A. Emerson Babcock, W. M.

Parsons, Charles Barnes, Benjamin Wing, Charles Rowland. CHILI. B. 8. Eastwood, H.

K. Fisher, Kinsey Widener, R. P. Hubbard, Br. FOR SALE.

from sjo to o- inside breast pocket of his cut away coat, and started to walk with it from Anne street to camp headquarters in the Front street city building, where he was to turn ing to $2, 783. 86 and containing 320 names, was adopted. ester with the public spirited idea of saving water for the city like the breweries. Some twenty-five of the 100 hackmen in this city have failed to pay their license fees, and City Clerk Sheridan will take summary action against them next week. The Warner Observatory was closed last night, on account of the absence of Dr.

Swift who is to lecture at Keuka Lake assembly to-day. The observatory will be open this evening if the sky is clear. i Marshall Wendell Square, 1 r. S. Piano Co.

Square 1 Central Piano Co. Square. 1 Starr Co. Souare. 1 Dunham Son Upr't, 1 Haines Bros 1 Calenberir Vaupel Square, 1 Bradbury Square, 1 Vose Son Square, the money over to L.

11. UrocKway, a member of the camp council, to be banked NEEDED AT HOME. MARE, 8 YEARS OLD: 15 AND 1 Hir.n; weight about 1.010 warranted; kind and gentle; with a record of can show Boverai beats in 8:25 or better; absolutely sound; color (Dapple- Gray): breeding good. Inquire at -la North-ave, or D. W.

Howard, first stable to-day. Unfortunately the pocket nad a laree hole in it. and some where on the way The Mayor Thinks Emil Kuichling Should be Working For the City. near entrance at Kochester unvinsr rai n. NOW IS YOUR CHANCE EMBRACE IT QI6KLY.

the pocketbook must have slipped out. At any rate it was gone when Mr. Locko reached Front street. It is hoped that tha finder will be honest enough to return it to Universal Metal Strap The yacht Illaway, of Syracuse, arrived at Charlotte last night from Oswego. She is a cutter, twenty-six feet long, seven feet beam and four feet six inches draught.

Rochester yachtsmen are invited to inspect MONEY TO LOAN E. H. Brockway, at tho ollice or tne itocn-ester Daily Times. Otherwise Mr. Locka I I i.

.4 ,1 I will have to make the amount good, which will be rather hard on him. Emil Kuichling, now in the service of the East Jersey Water Company, la home for a few days considerably improved in health. G. J. ISt.

Leger aud P. Ellis, two prominent citizens of Toronto, are in the city with a view to securing Mr. Kuichling services, for the city of Toronto, and yesterday morning they called upon Mayor Carroll for information as to Mr. Kuichling' ability and experience as a civil engineer. An afternoou paper stated that His Honor told the Torontoites that the city of Rochester was looking to Mr.

Kuichling, with the idea of securing hia services permanently. The Mayor assured a Democrat and Chronicle reporter yesterday that he had Oa Chattel and Real Estate Mortgages and other good securities in Monroe County. On Life Insurance Pollotas in old-line companies for short er long tinio. Money advanced to build with. par oent.

Gold Debenture Bonds for sale. J. A. BURGESS. 84-185 rowers Block.

Ladles. To those contemplating an outing one of the indispensable requisites is a fur shoulder cape. It is the thing at all summer resorts. We have them in all furs known to tho The Crop is Ripe Gather in the Bargains. We are Placing Before You a Grand Display of Genuine Bargains, in All Kinds of U.

CLlARESON. Morton Minot, Mark F. Williams, William H. Steele. Russell Palmer, Aaron Hamil.

GATES. George Loomis, Thomas Roe, Benjamin MoDowell, J. E. Morgan, Jeremiah Smith, GREECE. John Pollock, John Fayne, Frederick W.

Lay, Louis Combs, George W. Allen. HAilLIN. W. N.

ilarcy, C. R. Hinton, Earl C. Vane, Frank Madden, Frank Manley. HENRIETTA.

J. C. Jones, M. A. Nichols.

C. E. Walker, G. A. DeWitte, C.

Q. Starkweather, Jr. IRONDEQUOIT. Andrew Morris, Eli Ford, Christian Heilbronn, Heinrech Hobbie, trade and at summer prices. Now is a good time to order seal sacques and jackets.

Leave orders to be filled in the summer her. The 108th New York State Volunteers will hold their twenty-eighth annual reunion at the Newport House next Tuesday. The veterans will meet at the Hotel Livingston at 9 :30 A. M. and proceed thence to the Bay railroad station.

The Veterans' League will hold an important meeting at No. 45 Plymouth avenue on Monday evening next at 8 o'clock. Arrangements for a camp fire and other important business will be considered. All honorably discharged soldiers of the United States are invited to join the league. Complaint has been made to the Board of Health of the filthy and unsanitary condition of King Place, a publio street.

The garbage and refuse from the houses in the vicinity have been thrown into the middle of the street and the carcasses of dead dogs have been allowed to remain in the street Large Proportion months, at present prices, for fall delivery. The Kenvon Hat and Fur Co. 140 East Main street. The above cut shows a section of reel hung up ready for use. Of cases of so-called Weaknesses peculiar to men, and supposed kidney and bladder troubles, are caused by a Stricture, of which the patient is entirely ignorant, and can be cured by a single painless operation.

STREETER, 715-716 Wilder Horsemen. Yon must not fail to see the finest line of turf goods in the state. Everything at bottom orices. Sole agents for the celebrated, no particular reference to Mr. Kuichling 's possible appointment as chief engineer of the water works, although, of course, he said, no objection could be made to such a selection but he meant that Mr.

Kuichling would shortly be required to take charge of and superintend the construction of the East side 6ewer and, for that reason the city would not willingly see him permanently engaged in any work wliieu would take him away from Rochester. Si SHOES a Substitute for Strap Iron dr. California horse boots, etc. George B. Page Son, until the stench is almost unbearable.

191 and 193 E. Main street Three doors west of Whitcomb House. Wood Straps, Wire and Other Material William Berth. MKNDON. G.

Dutton, Smith Porter, George Webster. S. Pierce, A. Mather, Patients Celebrate. Last night the Hahnemann Hospital was a Patents Issued.

$1.25 Is all it will cost you to take la the Used for Binding Packing Cases Saturday. Gents' furnishing goods. Carroll, Beadle Co. scene of rejoicing, for the inmates were celebrating the establishment of that beneficent institution on a permanent basis as the result of the munificent gift of Mrs. Nina Which will tickle your heart with unalloyed pleasure.

Put up In coils of 800 feet in length. Sold by An Attractive Window Is to be seen at Wichmann Kallusch's, the merchant tailors in the Y. M. C. A.

HAMILTON MATHEWS Buffalo and The following is a list of patents issued the 12 th instant to residents ot Western New York, teported by Messrs. Church Church, solicitors of patents John T. Bon, Syracuse, folding table Orrin Bryant, assignor to Pierce Steam Heating Company, Buffalo, machine for boring and milling radiator, sections William J. Creelman, as-sicnor to Woodbury Engine Company, OGDEN. F.

M. Goff. S. F. Smith.

S. W. Clark, O. E. Nichols, E.

W. Arnold. PARMA, E. A. Cross, John Palmer, Henry Wright, James H.

Breeze, S. Hazcn. hich 1 1 r- rt4- nf cnmme.r foods. vi Hargous Appleton. The grounds were illuminated, there was a grand display of fireworks, and after a festival Bupper there were songs and speeches.

Beveral of the ladies and gentlemen interested in the hospital were present. Resolutions a 4" 26 Exchange Street. Niagara Falls Lome ana see our giunuuo 1 i rt- own nrir.es. He mu.st dis- Building, corner St. Paul and Court streets.

In it are displayed remnants of pautings in light and dark patterns of first-class goods at about cost price, to make room for our i fall and winter goods, which are arriving ri.ilv. and are tha finest and nest seiutiow low at ELECTROCUTION EXCURSION c-ooda ever shown in Rochester we are closiri" out ax duuuai yu pose them. We have hummed and hustled, and our competitors will howl when they hear the people sounding our praise for the energy we have shown in securing such a large and grand stock of Footwear for them to select rom. We 4.: rnmnannn. We ask lor were adopted manning iurs.

ppitiuu iui her gift, hoping for the permanency and prosperity of the hospital and praising the work of Dr. Biegler and the medical staff. It was an exceedingly joyful occasion and no doubt did the patients, who were the Kallckch, crice. Wichmann A. Building.

M. C. Rochester, steam engine governor George W.Powell, Lockport, dashboard for vehicles Arthur L. Smith and J. P.

Betts, Auburn, road cart; Judson L. Thomson, assignor to J. L. Thompson Manufacturing Company, Syracuse, receiver for rivet setting machines Jacob J. Unbehend, assignor to J.

L. Thompson Manufacturing Company, Svracuse, rivet setting machine Henry B. Williams, assignor of one-half to L. A. Jeffreys.

Rochester, parcel carrier Union FEN'FIELD. James Harris, Andrew EL Brown, John Kennedy, Jr. William Osborne, Charles P. Bancroft. PER1NTON.

II. P. Wilbur, George G. Bown, T. L.

Hulburt, M. B. Northrup, Jabez Talmun. PITTSFORD. William J.

Agate, F. W. Guernsey, Charles Zarnow, James Smith, P. D. Carpenter.

7SC Only Silver Lake every Sunday via B. R. leaves hosts of the evening, much good. Fifth Ward Caucus. The Republican electors of the Fifth ward Mumford 50o.

Train 19 by some considered questionable. There is no yutsiion, however, but that the trolley system that is beinir applied to our street cars will (rive us rapid transit aud cause a rapid advance in real estate. Are You With Us Tlo von wish to mm in on the irround floor? Via WEST SHORE, To-morrow, Saturday, Aug. 16th, SPECIAL TRAIN 8A.1L P. railway.

9 A. M. cordially invite your inbpctuuu auu -no patronage, unless we can convince you that yur. vantage tt purchase of us. Our liberal, resistable offerings will secure for us all the customers we need, wlthonutmd from the ranks of the unwilling, and every person must and shall be satisfied before we take their money.

last night elected delegates to the county and assembly conventions as follows Countu Charles H. Potter, John Riedsel, Brewing Company, Rochester, malt liquors (trade mark). G. H. Fladd, John Biebert, Joseph Kucbings and Collars.

We are very busy in this department now, showing advance etyles for early fitlL Tourists' ruchings in a variety of styles and very low prices. Burke, FitzSimons, Honb Co. We have bargains in houses, blocks and vacant lota. The heat may oppress you, Or cucumbers distress you, Or creditors dun you tor bills. New Loan Company.

Articles of association of the National United Benefit Savings and Loan Company were filed in the county clerk's office yes Assembly John Klausen, Paul T. Stahl-brodt. Frank Rowe, August Sizer, Charles i Take our advice once mure, Kent a house, tiat or store. And forget all your troublesome ills. E.

Flake, David Schier, Edward Bohachek, Charles Kohlmetz, John Arth, George terday. The officers are President, Will A. H. Knapp C. Dual, U.

J. Snyder, Edwin Emmens, J. Stciner. RUSH. John B.

Hamilton, N. S. Sherman, George Price, RoswellJ. Hart, Henry A. Sherman.

SWEDEN. F. P. Root, Jbn Davis, iam II. Tracy; vice-president, Emil Nagel-stein secretary, W.

C. Home; treas v. Yount, Jr. Charged With Forgery. Detective Lodz last night arrested Fred urer, Lnarles rscnernoier attorney, u.

J. Z. Culver Co. MaxBon. The same gentlemen, with John i.ooo Islands.

Grand excursions every Tuesday and Saturday via. Rome, Watertown Ogdons-burg Railroad. Tickets good five days only. 3 for the round trip. Fast trams at 10.

45 A. M. and 10.30 P. M. No stops, no sea -sickness.

Call at city office, 47 East Main street, and eugage seats'in tho palace drawing room coach. 1.00 DRIVING 1.00 They are the KKAL EsTATK AGitMS, 53 Arcade. erick fctreb, a printer boarding on Ulm street near Clifford street, on a warrant J. Powers, Julius Arinbruster, Dr. E.

H. Makk, Martin Beir and Peter Sheridan, are the directors. The capital stock ia 00, .4. ninrA Vorf nrV Sacrifice Prices. Something to Tickle the Palate.

Ladies' Russet Ties, worth $1, only 50c. Ladies' Serge Congress Gaiters, worth only Ladies' Dongola Kid, Button, worth 2, only 1. Ladies' Dongola Kid, Button, worth 1. 50, only oc. 5 A job lot of Ladies' Cloth, Button and Laced, only 50c, worth 3.

Ladies' Seree Slippers, only 25c, worth eOc. 23 Boys' Solid" Leather School Shoes, button or bals, 7jo, worta a. Misses' Goat Button, solid, 11 to 2, 75c, worth $1. Misses Fine Kid Button, Heel or Spring Heel, wortn. Solid Leather Shoes, for Working Men, 75c, worth -io.

Gentleman's Fine Dross Shoe, $1. 23, worth be-it In the world. arranted not co rsy. Hall, Boxing nnd Gauntlet Gloves. Uuiiby Thomas C.

Barry, George u. ur, Hosea T. CovilL WEBSTER. FOR THE Front street, 3 doors troru aiain. charging him with forgery.

It is alleged that fcitreb forged the name of Justice J. C. Baird, of Irondequoit, to two notes for $50 on or about May 14th. Streb was 000. Will Soon Be Completed.

Fine Millinery H. Whitbeck, Jacob liouman, F. Mason, B. W. Drake, J.

s. locked up at the Police btation pending an examination. Work is progressing rapidly on the Driving Park avenue bridge and it is confidently expected that the structure will be thrown Fruit Preserving Season PORCELAIN, Fur Capes Are to be just the thing. Very attractive lineat Carroll, Bkadi.e St Co. '3 Look out for bargains Saturday.

Carroll, Bkaole Co. W. H. Motes. WHEATLAND.

TT Wirt, open for use on the 1st of November, and certainly not later than the 15th of that month. Twenty-eight of the thirty-two One call and you Charles Nichols, Stephen Bennett, Gentleman's Fine Calf Shoe, worth $3. And bargain after bargain which we have no space to mention, will purchase, one purchase and you will become a oustomer. Ueorge Stewart. Charcoal on Fire.

An alarm from Box 84 at 7:40 o'clock last night summoned the department to the corner of Pinnacle avenue and Meigs street, where two bags of charcoal in M. D. Tar-ba's works were discovered to be on fire. A stream quickly extinguished the flames, LATEST NOVELTIES. i' 7 East Side Savings Bunk Building.

neavy sec-ions ot the arched ribs are in place, leaving four to be placed in tha center, which will be done within a few days. The iron floor beams and striugers will be Notions I 4711 soap for 7o, Motions Tn-dav we will sell To Watkins Glsn. $1. d0 ROUND Via. the New York Central and Seneca lake steamers, Thursday, August 21st.

Special train leaves at 7 A. M. Four aod a half hours at the Glen. 1 7. I.I 1 GBA.1TITE, Preserving Kettles Class Jars, Fruit Jar Fillers, Jelly Tumblers.

placed as soon as the panel-work is erected. which did no damage beyond destroying me charcoal and slightly burning the floor. Take Elevator. I NHEX bay rum, good quality, ma owr 30c, coarse and fine combs 4o each, tooth brushes 4o, nail brushes 4c, white rose toilet water 35c, wild rose soap ao. Call at our notion counter.

Burke, FitzSimons, Honk Co. IF-PRICE BECK'S BAR Horsemen. Miss Dinnahan's Death. Coroner Kleindienst held an inquest at Charlotte yesterday In the case of Miss Kate Dinnahan who was drowned while bathing in the lake on Thursday. A verdict of ac For One WecU Only.

Plain or Dlnsronal Cheviot Suits to Order, $18.00. MarKed down from Rochester Pants 1, over 102 State St. The Water Steadily Rising. The water in Mt. Hope and Rush Reservoirs has been steadily rising from day to day during the week.

There was an increase in Mt. nop yesterday of three inches over the previous day's record. The levels of the reservoirs yesterday were as follows: Mt. Hope, 7 A. M.

IS feet 11 fi ii ivt ift ft inches: Rush, SIM 206 East Main, Qpp. Whitcomb House Wo have everything you want for tho horse. The most complete line of boots, suits, hoods, collar sweats iu the city. Call and examine for yourself. Ciamc B.

Sox, 1'jl and K- -Mttin street. Three doors wt ot Whitcomb House. as Sunday 25. NIAGARA FALLS AND BUFFALO. Special train via Erie railway, A.

M. A gift free to every passenger book, Nlag- cidental death was rendered. Ite funeral will be held from the Holy Cross Church at ALSO Ice Cream Freezers, Lunch Baskets, Croquet Sets, Balls, Express Wagons, DOLL CARRIAGES, 0 o'clock this morning. C. F.

WOOD, Manager. ara, t4 page illustrated, and description of FRENCH CURLIKE the Falls. lickets at 13 Exchange street. lllliiiCO 1 i 7 A. M.

11 feet 7 Inches; 7 1. AU, xa feot 8 inches. The Crouch Island Award. The award of the Crouch Island omrail- IT WILL A ELEGANT PREPARATION. Sailor Hats Hats The sa! continue.

Nearly ono thousand old lat week. A handsutne trimmed iuuIo hat. popular trimminj; included, for 7 the buir In curl durtmr iu iiiiwi iry- ket-l Roberto Recovering. Roberto, the aerial diver Is sttll lame from the effects of hia leap last Monday and will not dive to-day. He expects to repeat the performanco at Windsor Beach on A Handsomo Trimmed Sailor Hat, In either black, red, navy or white, popular trimmincs included for 75 rent, at iiro ttI i.

WW 1 TRUSSES TRUSSES I TRUSSES I Artificial limbs, Deformity Appliances. Elastic Stockings, feupportera, Crutches, etc. X4B pen FULLER 147 State Street it the iii crime uo fnir weathur. mr price ror a uuu oXTsTharVeWte. Any other Information cheer- fuli, Jt'uJEKHEIM-8 HAIR PABLOR3.

E.Jiiiui, cor. b. Clinton. eoye auey I ceats, at UAh.s Cc CALUuvA a. Oaks Calhoun's.

THE GRAND BAZAAR 111-11G XLuHt Mala 6U next Special lerm mr Auguit Soth..