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5 ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AlfD CHRONIOIJE FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1891. VACANT LOT3. 2TEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. HARMONY REIGNED.

SILVER LAKE ASSEMBLY. Democrat and Chronicle How Many Are Within tho City $3,100. A Date Set for the Chamber of Commerce Election. Action Taken by the Trustees at Their Meeting Yesterday. TELEPHONE CALL: Limits An 1891-der.

Editorial Booms Counting Boom no 87 THE FINEST SEALS, TH13 WILL PURCHASE A GOOD HOCSB on East street, near East avenue. Good bouse on Charlotte street, same price. A bargain. WARNER liRADLEY. The following communication has been sent to the Democrat and Chroniclb lor publication 4 Unburn House BlocK.

COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURE. To th Editor of the Democrat aitd Chbowiolb Horses I Horses! The trustees of the Genesee Conference Camp Ground Association who have charge of the Silver Lake Assembly and summer schools, held a meeting at the First Methodist Church In this city, yesterday. The following were present Rev. H. C.

Woods, of Victor Rev. J. E. Bills, Rer. 8.

H. Dryer, and E. Ocumpaugh, of Rochester; Rev. C. G.

Lowell and R. Steintem, of Bib May I ask a little of your space to Rudolph Schmidt Thermometer. The meeting of the trustees of the Chamber of Commerce, held yesterday noon at the Chamber of Commerce, was well attended and very harmonious. The question of a date for the election of officers was discussed and settled by setting Monday, January 26th. As a matter of fact this does not leave time for the meeting to have two weeks' advertising, but it is likely that nearly every "T7UBST OK THE SEAHOMI Will ar- rive about February 5th with a chiwuU of oorreot a wrong impression which is said to prevail In this city I I was told recently by a business man residing in New York, that all kinds as good as can be bought.

Call and see them at 30 Cortlnnd-st. PICAK I WILBUR T)VrS. Jan. 13. 190.

I he had been Informed by a Kochester banker that 43, 000 vacant lots had been Bold in Rochester during the last year. A few days later I was told in a bank where Perry; L. D. Shields, of Eagle; Rev. Ward Piatt, of HornellsviUe and T.

N. Parker, of Avon. S4.000. Sa.m. ss The meeting was held to pro the matter was being discussed that more than 40, 000 lots had been sold in 1890.

I have since heard this repeated with varia Good norsB. good lot. all im-" Drovementa. Fun aee. bath room.

eto. vide for the payment of the debts of the assocation, which after making Jan. 13. Iwgl. I A.M.

'JO 7A.K.p!it it a. if. yt is i a 3 I 7A.M. 1 Inquire or address Room 9. 62 State street.

3T tions by prominent business men. 1 Ba.m 33 1 3 An alderman was recently reported as all permanent improvements necessary to care for the Assembly and schools, now amounts to about 000. To pay this sum $2,650. one connected with the Chamber will know of the meeting, for the contest which was developed Monday night does not seom to be abating in any degree. It is understood that Eugene T.

Curtis, who was present at the meeting, announced that since the contest had begun he was perfectly willing to fight the thing out, providing it could be done in a friendly way. H. C. Brewster proposed that three names be added to the nominating committee and, this being acceptable to all, after Mr. Curtis had designated Mr.

Brewster, F. S. Upton and G. M. Everest as the additional members, the action was taken.

The committee saying that there were 60, 000 vacant lots i Ha. ISM la the trustees arranged to mortgage the in the city. I think he was misreported 41 i unmanned property of the association. That WILL PAY FOR A HOUSE ON WEST SIDE. All Improvements, furnace and range; and that he really said 16,000 instead of El Iff 1 Sp.m.

ffl4S 1 P. II. 15 1 I 60, 000. Now, let us get at the facta. is, all property not in lots and cottages.

a p. m. new; large lot; $100 down, $30 per month. 1 p.m IS Jd There are included in the city limits iu, amounting in value to about $40, 000. Tho AUN hit I'KMILM, 4 Bouse Blook.

I ep.M. it 649 acres. Allowing for cemeteries, parks. 3 ep. bonds are to be payable after two years, but not due until the expiration of ten years, at -JO ft.

M. SEAL SKINS is the subject now engrossing the serious attention of the two greatest nations on earth. Here in Rochester interest attaches to them on' account of the low prices we have placed on a magnicent line of Alaska Seal Garments previous to taking inventory, and this in the face of a rapidly advancing market. Ladies and fur experts who have examined our stock of these superb garments in Coats, Jackets and Ulsters, declare them to be absolutely without rival in beautiful luster, depth and fineness of fur, and in exquisite finish, fit and style. You can make from one hundred to one hundred and fifty dollars by buying one of these garments.

NOW. They are fifty per cent, lower than present New Year prices. We cordially invite you to come in and see the array. Our Seal Plush Garments we are selling at about the cost of the plush per yard. railroads, eto.

and considering that very 05CLE GEORGE'S PAH SHOP. sG ep.M. 1 43 Or.u. 30 the option of the corporation. E.

Ocum many residences and manufacturing establishments occupy several acres each, paugh and G. W. M. Bills were designated EAST MAIN OPPOSITB A A Arcade, over Hill's hardware 15 l3 trustees to issue the bonds. ia was instructed to prepare two separate tickets, and to mail copies of both to euch member of the chamber.

The committee will hold a meeting this afternoon. The Assembly is so prosperous, that it is store. Fireproof building a reliable ulace to leave valuttbles. Money advanced on Diamonds and Wgwlin. Oftloe hours froiu 8 a.m.

to 6 p.m. believed that the ordinary receipts will pay Saturdays. ajn. to p.m. GEO.

R. IU AM. all expenses and leave a surplus to redeem the bonds as they mature. 9 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Rev.

Ward Piatt, superintendent of the institution, reported tne outline of a pro Trustees Authorized to Advertise For Bids Weather Forecast. The forecast for Western New York for to-day la Snow, colder weather. gramme for next summer's Assembly, For the Court House. which will be the equal of any ever pre cannot allow more than four and one -half lots to the acre, or 47,920 lots in tho city. I find at tho Executive Board that there are 23, 324 water taps in use, representing that number of buildings.

There are at least 5, 000 houses not connected with th water mains, making, on a careful estimate, 28, 324 lots occupied, and leaving 19, 596 vacant lots only within the city limits. It is plain to see that less than one-tenth of these Lave been sold during the last year. A careful estimate which I have made fixes the number not to exceed 1, 650. To offset this there have been 200 buildings erected during the last year. The sale of lots has been greater the last year than previous years, but it has not sented at an assembly iu this country.

The ouUook for next year is greatly encourag TRY OUR WANT COLUMNS. Before going into a committee of the whole to inspect the jail yesterday morning ing. the Board of Supervisors met and heard the "Yew Don't Say So." TOWN TALK. A ZULU ON ZULUS. report of the committee on penitentiary, finding the accounts all correct.

Nqw 18 THE TIM t. uu a Bicycle aud get a bnrifain. We sell the Dandy for fcii Gent's Full Hall Supervisor Goss was made chairman of John Dube, of Natal, Telia Something Yaas, and you can get any The Rochester Union Grays will meet at Worden's parlors at 8 o'clock this even the committee and upon the board's reas About His Countrymen. thinrr you want in the overcoat Bearing, tUt Ladiis' Full Jtall Hearing f-afetk-s lor STS. Second-hand wheels cheap.

0. J. CON-OLLY, cor. Main and Water-sts. sembling in the afternoon that gentleman reported to the board for the committee line a deuced sitrht cheaper that they had found the jail in good order.

ing. A special meeting of the Rochester Athletic Association will be held next Monday afternoon. The Harueari ladies' society will give its annual Wednesday evening, January 2Sth. than if they blowed about low bier and though some repairs are necessary. Under the administration of Sheriff Davy and his assistant.

Jailor Cawthra, matters at the SHALE MILOW, kept pace with the natural growth of the city. When the statement is made that twice as many lots have been sold as are in the city, it should be received with a very large grain of salt. This explanation is due to the real estatr interests of the city. F. Wakskb.

liocliester, January 15th. jail seem properly attended to. chestnuts. 1 ve McFarlins' the that sort always found the committee on salaries to which was 78 and 80 East Main St. on srood clothes referred the question of paying to several clerks in the county clerk's office their salaries for the time they were sick, re best sure tiling for low money.

just try John Dube, a native of Natal, South Africa, son of the first native Zulu missionary of the American board, and at present a student at Oberlin College, Ohio, lectured at Zion Church last night on The Zulus, Their Customs and Habits. He was introduced to the audience by Rev. Mr. Mason, pastor of the church. Mr.

Dube, when he began his lecture, said he is not able to address an English-speaking audience with as much ease as he would speak to an assemblage of Zulus, but nevertheless he gave a very entertaining talk. He speaks with a slight foreign accent and although he is sometimes at a loss for a word ha has a good command of the English language. He opened his lecture by relating two or three episodes in the first month or so of his Bis Reduction in Prices. We still have left hundreds of Winter Overcoats, Ulsters and Suit, which wo have marked way down to cle out. Now is tho timo to buy.

Goods delivered at once on a email psyment The Irondequoit Gun Club proposes to take fifteen dozen quail for liberation in its town from the Monroe Association. Mrs. J. E. Woodbury, Miss Copeland and Miss Sumner will receive visitors at the HomeoDathio hospital this afternoon.

Frederick Leach, of the senior class, will preach in the chapel of the Theological You never Leading Fur House in Western New York. any- em and you 11 1. down. Jlalarce paviitiie weekly or Also Wjr line Ladles' and Children's Cloaks. Jmi k-ets.

Fur and Atraclmn Shouldor Cape. I)ress ported that they could not legally recommend any such payments. Supervisor Draper's motion recommending the motion of the Executive Board to prepare an ordinance for an asphalt pavement on Irving Place and Fitzhugh street, was amended by substituting the words suitable material for obviating the noise of stone pavements for the word asphalt, and in that form was carried. bemmary at 7 :30 clock this evening. St.

Paul and Main. Good, marked down. Honest and reliable deallnir i our motto. "The People's" In.itiiU-mer.t Clothiers, rooms 8 and T. first Boor over 18 corner Exchange Place: open day aud evenintr.

COAL. MUSICAL. Who's Lost a Hand Bag. A small black leather hand bag with an oxydized silver clasp, trimmings and chain was found on the Brown street bridge Monday morning by a little girl who took it to police headquarters where it can be found by the owner. The bag contained a handkerchief and other articles.

A Pleasing Sense Of health and strength renewed and of ease i and comfort follows tho use of Syrup of Figs, as it acts in harmony with nature to effectually cleanse the system when costive or bilious. For sale in 60o and $1 bottles by all leading druggists. Trv Chestnut Ridss Coal Aurora Lodge. No. 466, I.

O. F. will install its oilicers-elect this evening. A social party aud supper will follow the ceremonies. The members of the class of the Free Academy will skate on the canal to I'ittsford to-day and will be entertained at supper by MRS.

ALICE FABER, TEACHER OF PI ANO AND VOICE. PCPIi. of P. A. Rivarde and Ranierl Vilanova.

of ew York. Has hnest leniiwouiai from these celebrated teachers. Studio. 3 4 Bciyiard Mj, So. Cllntoa St DENTISTRX.

residence in America, among them his first encounter with ice cream. Then he described many of the superstitions, beliefs and customs of his people. 1 Among other things he said The Zulus are warlike people. The boys are taught to throw spears when not more than ten years of age, and they become very skillful. BUTTER! For your Grate, at $4 per Ton.

J. A. VAX INGEN, 91 Smith. St Telephone CHARLES BRADSHAW COALI Yard and Office, 4S South rear City II a 11. 'i lib.

Miss Jessie Crump. A moeting of the officers and teachers of the Brick Church Sunday-school will be held in the lecture room of the church this evening at 7 :30 o'clock. Friends Council, 67, T. of T. will hold a regular mooting this evening over No.

90 State street. Grand Council IP TOU "WANT TO TURCIIASE A FINE FRENCH CLOCK H. SANFORD Supervisor Otis called up the resolution directing the trustees of the court house and jail to advertise for bids for the sale of the the court house, and moved its adoption. Supervisor Goss introduced a substitute that the whole matter be submitted to the people at the coming spring elections, to express by their votes whether they are opposed to, or in favor of building a new court house and that the county oierk provide ballots for that purpose. There was considerable discussions upon the question pro and con, in which the wits of the board managed to prod each other very effectively.

Finally Supervisor Goss '9 resolution was indefinitely postponed. Supervisor Otis' resolution was adopted and the trustees authorized to advertise for bids. The board then adjourned. The Rochester Bankrupt Clothing Company, No. 42 East Main street, has just suoceeded in buying from the assignee of a bankrupt merchant 89, 000 worth of men's, boys' and children's clothing, hats, caps, boots, shoes, furnishing goods, eto.

2-tfV DENTIST, From Dr. Tozier's celebrated herd of hen they are about fourteen years old they are allowed to go hunting. This is done that when they become men they will be prepared to meet in battle the enemies of the tribe to which they belong. You may think that these heathens have no laws by which their lives are regulated. But they do have laws and if the Zulus are more cruel than other persons, it is because they are taught by parents and surroundings to be bo.

They live lives much more consistent with their surroundings than do some Christians. at 44o upon the dollar of the manufacturer' cost. This enormous quantity of goods lor Mills will be presont. Edward Baiter Terry, of Boston, the celebrated blind pianist, has been engaged by Mrs. Alice Faber to give a lecture recital in this city March 30th.

Mrs. Quinton, president of the Wo No. a COAL I GO TO McAllaster Humburch Jewelers, ta Stats St. must be closed and the company have arranged a special thirteen-day sale, to commence Saturday, January 17th, at 9 o'clock I Registered Jerseys Fora-triy of ELL9WOKTH ft SANFORD, 222 East MaiiL-St. Teeth extracted without pain.

FOR RENT. Hay ward Hall. THIS POPULAR HALL HAS BEEN RE-fltted and arranged lo aceomonato private dancing- parties, dancing; schools or oonoerta. Cilices to rent on first hour. A.

For prices secure handbill from door man. man's Indian Association will address the members of the Rochester Auxiliary at the First Baptist Church next Wednesday afternoon. The officers of Clan McNaughton, No. EASTERN STAR OFFICERS. The finest Butter shown in Rochester.

Rochester Baskrupt Clothijto Co. Sign of the big red Hag, No. 42 East Main Street. of Patents Issued. The following is a list of all patents issued the 13th inst.

to residents of Western New York, reported to Messrs. Church Church, solicitors of patents, No. 605 Wilder Building, Rochester, N. Y. George H.

Cobb, Elmira, photographic apparatus for holding and developing dry-plates David W. Cope Proceedings at the Annual Meeting Monroe Chapter O. E. S. 23, O.

8. were duly installed last night by Past Chief William Steel, assisted by Clansman Sinclair. A hearty vote of thanks was tendered the retiring oflicers. This evening at 7:45 o'clock, at No. UNDERTAKERS.

Dinner Sets. FINEST IN THL LAND i TRY IT. AT Maguire 187 Eubl Main, over Minpes StUe's. TuiFaum la. LACKAWAMA COAL.

Y. C. DICKINSON, Afent for the Delaware A Hudon Canal for the sale of their ceiebrated ANTHRACITE COAL At Wholesale and Retail. Oaice West Min street. Powers nuildlnf.

Yard Clariaaa slrwet, coruer iixcLauge, HEDGES Undertakers BOLLARD BROS. "THE COPPER FRONT." 157 East Main Street. Ladies' Muslin Underwear. We begin our spring sale of muslin under wear and beg to advise our customers that we are now showing the most complete assortments in muslin underwear it ha3 ever been our pleasure to present to the people of our city. Every garment has been manufactured especially for us of a quality of muslin or cambric known by us to be of good wearing quality the embroideries and trimmings have been selected with especial care in regard to neatness and beauty of de iQ.

Monroe Chapter, No. 57, O. E. S. at its annual election last Wednesday evening, elected the following officers: Worthy Matron, Miss M.

H. Oswold worthy patron, E. H. C. Griffin assistant matron, Mrs.

Fanny Ramsey secretary. Mrs. Nellie Lee treasurer, Mrs. Sarah Eldridge conductress, Mrs. Jessie Ray assistant conductress, Mrs.

Kate Stallman. The Worthy Matron appointed the follow West Mum iU Offloe and Warcrooms, 10. Telephone SC4. Residence, ITS West Main St. i land, assignor of one-half to H.

D. Sel-leck, Syracuse, irriKating apparatus Oliver S. Garretson, Buiialo, school furniture Henry LaCassa and S. Wile, arsignors to Bottlers' Specialty Company, Rochester, compressor mechanism Emmit G. Latia, Friendship, velocipede Albert H.

Loebs, Rochester, tone-modulator for musical instruments William McCarthy, assignor of one-half to H. Garona, Buffalo, adjustable hinge John McPherson, AVellsville, device 143 West avenue, a musical and literary entertainment will be given for the benefit of the Eighth Ward Woman's Christian Temperance Union. The programme includes two banjo solos, recitations by Miss M. Brooks and other elocutionists, and vocal soleotious in pleasing vaiety. Wedding in Henrietta.

A pleasant borne wedding took place In Henrietta on Wednesday evening last, at J. F. 0LDF1ELD, rUNEKAL DIRECTOR, 131 5TATE doors from Al'en-st. Ot-n day and night. Telephone 157.

sign, ana tne various manumciurers nave a reputation for producing good workmanship, so that our customers may rely upon getting the best article for the least money at oar muslin underwear department. Sibley, Lindsay Curb. Yy'E are showing some great values in our Dinner Set Department. In- spect before you buy mi i i it 1 1 1 1 1 1 the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel Lincoln, when their second daughter. Miss Cora Lincoln, was married to John Barker of I'ittsford. Rev. Mr. Copeland, pastor of ing officers Adah, Miss Jennie Katz Ruth, Miss Fanny Attridge Esther, Mrs.

Julia Parker; Martha, Miss Mat tie Att-ridge Electa, Mrs. Eudora Christiance warden, Mrs. Lizzie Mills sentinel, Em-mett Ray. Miss Anna Griffin, in behalf of the chap-tor, presented to Mrs. Mary Thorne, the retiring matron, a handsome matron's jewel.

Mrs. Thorne was taken by surprise but responded in a very fitting speech. for cleaning cuspidors; Joseph fark, assignor of two-thirds to E. Johnson and W. J.

Earle, Tully, packing device Daniel Roach, Fulton, hose nozzle William C. Smith, Binghamton, wagon wrench George W. Worden, Lewistou, crate; John F. Brayer and E. J.

King, assignors to Co-Operative Foundry Company, Rochester, design for range back and shelf Costello Co. Rochester, trademark, candies. the Methodist Church at Rush, officiated. There were present at the ceremony about Boys' Colored Merino Shirts and Drawers. Only a few left, sizes 26 to 28, inclusive, reduced from 20c.

to each. Sibley, Lindsay Ccbb. FINE THINGS. seventy guests, Including relatives and friends from Rochester and other places. JEFFREYS, Undertaker, 133 STATE STREET.

Telephone Call 203. Open day and nisht Arthur G. Yates COAL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 6E.VKEAL OFFICE After the wedding, the party sat down to au elaborate supper and later in tho even A handsome Eastern Star apron was presented to E. H. C.

Griffin by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ray. The treasurer, Mrs. Sarah Eldridge, received a handsome fruit basket from the chapter in recognition of her very efficient services.

ing Mr. and Mrs. Barker same to Rochester where they boarded a train and started on Wisner's, Agents' Samples of Lace Curtains. A large lot of samples of lace curtains, from ljj to 2 yards long, at prices ranging from 15c. to 600.

each. The first choice will be the best. Sibley, Lindsay Curb. Germania Lodge Installation. The following officers of Germania Lodge, No.

722, F. and A. M. were installed Wednesday eveninz last with due cere their wedding journey. They will visit friends in Connecticut and Eastern New 1890 1890 York, and will return to their home in Fittsford in about a month.

State and Church, GAS IXTURE Fish for Ontario. mony W. M. Christian Wittwer S. W.

Charles Vogel J. W. John A. Bempard treasurer, Jacob Koerner secretary, Louis Westermann orator, George H. Frisch Sr.

D. William Scherer; Jr. D. Henry Huer Sr. M.

C. Fred Imhof Jr. M. Wren passing take a glance at our Main street show windows. Sibley, Lisdsay Ccrr.

ELWOOD BUILDING II 1 JjpHERE is at this time of the year a general inquiry for Fine Drugs Cheap. Cow Boy Preacher. A marvel of the age. Many have listened to this eloquent man and pronounced him the most intelligent preacher or evangelist who has ever come among us. Mr.

Bettis has talked in several of the churches also in the Rescue Mission and hundreds of people have been turned away. So I have secured Washington Rink for January 80th in order that Rochester people may have a chance to hear this wonderful speaker. The admission for the occasion will be 25c. People have bought many tickets before Eggs, EggsIIeiiYEggsi Buy your drugs cheap at Dake Borne time ago Frank J. Amsden communicated with the state commissioners of fisheries In regard to stocking the state waters with food fishes.

Tuesday last the commissioners held a meeting in New York and adopted a resolution direoting their secretary to acknowledge Mr. Amsden's communication and to assure him aud his asso iTTR stock of Gcs Fixtures is the largest in the city, and our prices are the C. Christian Wilhelm organist, Dettmer Tappen marshal, Robert Stirley tiler, M. J. Steel finance committee, Robert Stierly, F.

C. Seitz, David E. Fiechtner. After" the installation of officers Brother Charles Vogel presented in the name of the brethren of Germania Lodge to their former treasurer, Louis C. Duempelmann, who has Bros', four stores.

$1 bottles of Sarsapa-rilla, 50c; 1 bottle Emulsion Cod Liver Oil for 6O0; 17 rolls of toilet paper, $1. Everything sold cheap large stock fresh and pure drugs. To Remain Another Week! Professor Clark, the eye specialist, now ciates of the sympathy and bearty co-op-poration of the commission also to com V'i- "'-V municate the fact that the commission nas arranged to place in the waters of Lake Ontario next spring 13, 00,000 white fish, retired from office after being for many years the treasurer of the lodge, a very handsome clock. they were printed. However I will them for sale at the mission from to 12 o'clock each day and from 7:30 to 10 o'clock each evening.

Any one desiring them by mail can have them by sending the 25o. and enclose 2c. stamp. Service at the mission at 7 :30 o'clock each evening. Mr.

Things in Furniture. Following a holiday trade there are always choice gems unsold or late comers that could not be had later on. The prices are right on all of our goods, and it is hardly worth while to reiterate that there are 0 4, 000, 000 siacoes and from 8, 000, 000 to at Booth's jewelry store, No. 9 State street, has agreed to remain all of next week, to examine eyes and prescribe lenses. 10.

000, 000 wali-eyed pike. Regents' Examinations. lowest. A new stock received this week, eoLsisting of Chandeliers, Brackets and Gitbes, of every description and quality. Too are invited to call and inspect tiie same t4 get figures.

Hot Air Furnaces A specialty. Estimates furnished. Magee Ranges, With Wrought Iron Ovens, both double and single. Monitor Oil Stove, The best on earth. Ail prices.

Gas and Gasoline Stoves, For Cooking and Heating. Geological Treasure Trove. rplIE CALlGKAl'il is ihe beat Writing Bettis will speak in the several churches until January 30th. T. H.

Osbors, Superintendent. KEEP THE FOWLS LAYING 1 I Machine upon tuo maraoT. uvtrmj iu in this city. Agency W-411 Powers Hock. A.

V. LITTLK. Tho Bartholomay Brewery's Reputation for producing the finest beers in the country has been established ever since lager beer has been recognized as the national beverage. Our latest product, The Special Winter Brew, an article 0 The following is the programme for the regents' examinations which will begin Monday next Monday morning- American polities, history, German. Algebra, Drawinir, Virgil's Kc-lotfues.

Afternoon Greek, lirit year; EnirlUh literature, solid geometry, pbyslolosry. Tuesday forenoon Geometry, physical arithmetic Afternoon Geography, physical (reoitraphy. economics. Wednesday forenoon Khctoric, botany, Latin, Professor A. L.

Arey, of the Free Academy, found a fossil at Lime Rock, which is the only whole one of the kind that has ever been discovered, though small fragments have been found In various parts of the country. It Is a trilobite, Dalamanite tj-pectanc. Professor Arey received offers for it from the Yale College Museum, the National Museum at Washington, and the New York State Museum at Albany. He has finally sold it to the Albany institution. Opera Glasses, WITH HOLDERS, Gold Spectacles, icrocope, Music Boxes, Nothing equals Ground Bones and Shells.

Grind your own and save money by so doing. At Asbury Church; At the afternoon service at Asbury Church yesterday Rev. Dr. Fatten delivered an interesting address on The True Christian, illustrating his subject by the character of Simeon. This afternoon the address will be made of the most carefully selected materials, ia now on tap at all our patrons.

many of the best things in the line that are ex elusive to this house. given by Rev. L. T. Koote.

In the evening a special address will be given to young peo If You Need Scales, Cujsar, Homer's Iliad, elementary hoiflisli. Alter-noou Spel init, rhetoric KiiRlisU compobiiion, Latin, Enirll-h, book-keepinic. Tburi'day morning Common law, Greek history. United States history. Afternoon-Physics, civil uovernnient, Latin prose, English his- morning German, Roman history.

Great bargains in fur capes, reduced half price. Fine fur muffs. Call early, at Oaks Calhoun's, No. 42 State street. Magic Lanterns, Novelties, eto.

Optical, Mathematical, Electrical Instruments. JOHN B. SNYDER 117 Eust Main St. Get the best, viz "Fairbanks." ple by the pastor, Dr. Chapman Jones.

Ther will be a cornet solo by E. Burleigh, a vocal solo by Miss Lena Norton, and special singing by other members of the choir. till A 1 Afternoon Geology, Sallust Catuiue, Cioero orations, algebra. Rudolph Schmidt Co cef m. ir fa 61 E.

Main, opp. Front Prize Bowling. The Central Bowling Club enjoyed their semi-annual oomio prize bowling at Germania Hall Wednesday evening. The following is a list of members drawing prizes: George Erbaoher, F. L.

Young, Henry J. Stein, George Schaefer, J. Ring-feil, John Larscheider, Joseph Wolf, H. Schnarr. JoseDh Cook.

J. Zimmerman. The Salt of the Earth. At a meeting of the Western New York PENSIONS. PENSIONS.

Cutters! Cutters! Annual Sale. At our annual clearance sale of fur goods we present a multitude of attractive, seasonable and desirable articles, which will be to the interest of the buyer to examine without delay. We have never before presented such genuine bargains in Paris, London. Berlin and New York costumes. Salt Manufacturers' Association, held in Rochester Wednesday last, every salt pro Colonel W.

Bowen Moore, formerly pedal s. t'enRuiti tiilioe. bavins; PALMER 4 MCHHOHD Cor. Aqueduct and Main Sts. Wholesale and Retail.

Minges Shale, Furniture Palace, E. Main Stone Sts. achieved marvelous suet-f-8 with old c'a'T8 ducing company entered into an agreement Temperance Headquarters, A meeting of tomperanoe workers was held Wednesday afternoon at No. 209 Monroe avenue. Arrangements were made for opening the room as a headquarters for temperance work in that locality.

A reading room for boys will be managed by tho Y's in the evening. It was decided to hold a meeting Sunday afternoon to organize a William Hemmer, Henry uaraner, txoury Miller. Pedro Warucke. Ruftaio, hn formed a paitncrsnip wnn Fnrrar, at 3 Kochester. Mansion House Old soldiers and alt relatives of decesa with an executive committee composed of George Wilson, of Rochester A.

E. Miller, of Le Roy George C. Otis, of Warsaw E. A. seal jackets, newmarkets, sacques and fur capes, muffs, etc.

The Kenton Hat and Fub Co. soldiers invited to consult at otllce from a. in. ALL KINDS OF THIGHS, BLANKETS, I mm Wednesday nimus a i TJ A. DeLAND has tbe Entrance MTKo Clmrife for consultation.

AX. most complete and game as Lee's Photograph Uullery. Miller, of Warsaw, and George H. Smith, of New York, not to lower the prices of last year during the present year. The executive committee has the power to fix pen FLORIDA ROBES and Loyal Temperance Legion.

Other meetings will be conducted by the W. C. T. U. as soon as arrangements can be made.

extensive assortment of real estate of any one in consist nu of houses ami lots, buiiiil and larire of trrmroved Mnd 88 MITT. STREET, Rochester, N. x. CLARK IMG. CO.

Accumulating Evidence. Burling J. Smith, a commercial traveler who always stops at the Livingston Hotel, yesterday identified an opera glass found in William Ott's room at the Livingston Hotel, as one stolen from him a short time ago. This is one of the many charges accumulating against Ott who was sent this week to the penitentiary for three months for steal HARNESS. alties for violations of the agreement.

It will meet in Rochester once every month. Now ia the Accepted Time. Next week they may be gone. They are going fast. The dry goods purchased at auction of 100 cases of 6taple dry goods, consisting of calicos at 2 cents a yard, de- laines at 4c, seersuckers at 6L, serges at i Annual Reports.

Faper Warehouse. Estimates furnished for any kind of Paper Bags. W. H. HOWERDINK unimproved Orxnire rfv" from one to tifteen years old.

and all sis. from ouc-nalf acre to twenty acres or nioru. Much of this it at very (rrat btiriralm and on easy terms. tur'her partuMiiprs. call on or addreea H.

A. DsLAND.DeLand.Fla. 0110 BLOCK and W. H. BARNES ARCHITECTS, Telephone Call, 410-L rk Mala SU Jack Coyle's Assailant.

James J. Brennan, who shot Jack Coyle last Saturday night, was arraigned in the Police Court before Justice The following annual reports were filed in the county clerk's office yesterday Woodbury Silver Mining Company Capital Ftoek. issued in payments fur property, 5 unissued, debts do cot exceed J6.00O. 8c, flannels, all wool, at 15c, 20c and 25c, dress goods 7c, 12 LfeO, 19oand25a. Also Bilks and ribbons are the best offering ever made in this city.

All the goods are for 703 and 704 Wilder Building, jjry IR HERE! RESH SHAD! General agent for Sullivan Eros Work. Conolly Bros, Koehler, Successors to IL 4 J. Conolly, ing from guests at the Livingston. Western New York Fair. The Western New York Fair will be held this year from September 21st to September 25th inclusive, not from September ward now.

J. Fahy CO. Keeler yesterday forenoon and waived examination. He was held for the Grand Jury and gave ball in $500. rortjige uiue oioue vompany capital, all paid in, liuuilitifB, not to exceed Jt.uuO.

Erie Railway Excursion to Washington 8ETH GREEN'S SON, 1B SB a iti 78-80 Front St HEADQUABTEHSI covellc7porter 7 Front Street, WH0LE3ALE AND liKTAIL DEALERS IN I'utntR. Oils. (inw9- French Crystal Shades. Telephone 625. 1 TUB FINEST Suits and Overcoats GENERAL BOOKBINDERS Mm The Bartholomay Brewery's Reputation for producing the finest beers in the country has been established ever since lager beer has been recognized as the national beverage.

Our latest product, 'The Special Winter Brew. an article The Riverdale Club. The Riverdale Club was organized last evening with the following officers Fresi dent, U. W. Hall vice-president, M.

January 20th. The Erie will run an excursion via. Pennsylvania Railroad to Washington, January 20th, at the low rate of $10 round trip. For berths and tickets call at No. 13 Exchange To order In the city 24th to September 2Sta as heretofore announced.

The Clearing House. Business at the Rochester Clearing House yesterday was as follows Clearings, $183, -063. 7 balances, 50. 803. 75.

CREED WILSON, CENTRAL BINDERY 45 Exchange Street. Sherry secretary, is. Aaeranson treas Rochester Pants Co. Varnislieu, Alabatlna. Bruhe.

etc. Alo manufacturers' atcents for McCloeity's Liquid Koyal Wood Killer, for flliinn ha'daiid sott woods nrtihlnir n(T. It liie. onlv flllor by which a And Blank Book Manufacturers. 95 East lilain St.

Telephone 41. Boctestor, N. T. Imade of the most carefully selected materials, ia now on tap at all our natron urer, 1. J.

uiton; nnanciai secretary, 1 Wilkins. street. No. 1 over 102 State rxtrfeetly smooth and hard surface can be ob tained..