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HOCHESTEK DEMO CHAT AND CHBONICLE: EKIDAY, APKTl 14, 1893. livan and resndts. Judgment and order NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. I NOBODY WAS TO BLAME i E3CTT RJEi DECISIONS HANDED DOWN i i Seventy-Nine Cases Passed Upon by the General Term. THE WILCOX WILL PROBATE fia Unusually Small Number ol Important Cases of i-ocal Interest Among Those passed Upon by the Learned Jusuces Term Adjourned.

SPRING SUITS AND OVERCOATS I my git iiii mm III mi ill 111 il CITY CLOTHING CO. of county court of Erie county appealed from affirmed, with costs. Opinion by Dwight, P. J. iiO.

Elizabeth Ziegler, vs. iieury Ziegler. applt. Order appealed from aflinued. wliii $10 costs and disbursements.

Opiuiou by Macomber, J. 51. The People, ex I-lllie Stewart, vs. James A. Paschall and applts.

Order appealed from affirmed, with costs. Opinion by llaight, J. 52. Marie H. Weld, vs.

the New York, Lake Erie Western. Railroad Company, applt. Judgment and order appealed from affirmed. Opinion by Dwight, Jt Lewis, not sitting. 53.

Dudley H. Beadle, vs. Henry A. Monroe, applt. Judgment of the county court of Chautauqua county appealed from affirmed, with costs.

Opinion bv Lewis. J. bi. Herbert H. Charles, vs.

William Prentice, applt. Judgment of the county court or Wyoming county appealed irom ai-nrmed, with costs. Opinion bv Macomber, J. Belle D. Wilson, as administratrix, vs.

the New York Central Hudson luver Baiiroaa Company, respdt. interlocutory Judgment appealed from affirmed with costs, with leave to the plaintiil to amend her complaint in twenty days on payment of the costs of the demurrer and of this appeal. 6G. Harriot M. Talmau, vs.

John F. Dorthy and applts. Order of the county court of Monroe county appealed from affirmed, with $10 costs and disbursements. Opinion bv Lewis, J. 57.

Daniel Mcintosh, vs. Maria Me-Elroy et respdts. Judgment appealed from allirmed. with costs. Opinion by Macomber, J.

S.S. Richard H. Gibson, vs. Henrietta J. Gibson, etc respdt.

Order appealed from reversed, with $10 costs and disbursements, and the motion denied. Opinion by llaight. J. lu tbe matter of the application of the Niagara Falls Hydraulic Tower and Manu-faoturiug Company for a change of the proposed route of the Niagara Falls Levvistou Railroid Company. Deiermluation of commissioners appealed from allirmed, with costs of this appeal to the rpoudeut.

Opinion by Haight, J. tid. In the matter of the probate of the last will and testament of Samuel Wilcox, deceased. Decree of the surrogate of Monroe countv admitting the will to probate affirmed, with "costs to the respondent, payable, out of the estate, 01. Clura Whltem-Jn Gibbs.

vs. the Merchants and Farmers' National Bank of Dansville, N. applt. Order appealed from allirmed, with $10 costs aud disbursements. C2.

George C. Buell et vs. W. ssiekly, npplt. Order appealed from affirmed, with 10 costs and disbursements CX Frank P.

Pease and vs. Anna De Etta Pease and aud two other eases of same title in each case. Order appealed from affirmed, with $10 cotts of one case aud disbursements iu the three ca ses. 4. Frank Till Hard, vs.

the Mott-ville Paper Company. Limited, npplt.s. Order appealed from affirmed, with costs and di sbursemen it. (V. Oliver Crothers nnd vs.

X'nion Brewing Company et applt. Judgment appealed from affirmed. 03. John Salisbury and vs. Georpe Mott.

jipplt. Judgment appealed from affirmed, with costs. ORIGINAL MOTIONS. Auburn Button Company, vb. Philip Sylvester, respdt.

Defendant's motion to dismiss appeal dmied with $10 costs. Opinion by Haight. Dwight, P. and Macomber, not present. 2.

Henry It. Last, vs. the Oaymrn Lake Ice Line, respdt. Motion for a re-argu-nient denied. 3.

Susan B. Anthony nnd vs. the American Glucose" respdt. Motion to amend order granted. 4.

William B. Colvin. vs. the United States Mutual Accident Association of New Yolk city, applt. Motion for leave to uppeul to the court of appeals denied.

3. William II. Ordway, vs. Village of Canlsteo, applt. Motion for or for leave to appeal to the court of uppeala denied.

0. Joseph Kre. vs. the East Side Savings Bank, applt. Motion for leave to ay-peal to the court of a neals denied.

7. Superintendent of the poor of the county of Cattaraugus vs. the Superintendent of the Poor of the county of Erie. Motion for leave to appeal to the. court of appenls granted.

8. William T. Lng vs. William Long. Motion for reargumens denied.

9. Bridget McDonald, vs. N. Y. C.

it H. H. R. K. applt.

Motion to ainud order grauted. 10. In the matter of the application of the rYss Town Street raLroad of the citv of Buffalo. Application for the appointment of three commiloneri denied. Opinion by Macomber.

J. 11. Thomas P. McCormlek. vs.

John McOormiek, applt. Leave granted to defendant to make and serve a proposed case and exceptions on appeal within fifteen days on payment -of $10 cobts of opposing this motion. 12. Richard Koran v. N.

Y. C. n. It. R.

It. Co. Motion, tx amend "memorandum of decision denied. 13. Frances A.

Dike vs. William Long, survivor. Motion for re-argnmeut denied. Patents Issued- The list of patents graBted to residents of "Wesferu New- York r.portetl by Iley, Wilkinson Parsons, solicitors of I fonts: George Airey, Iluffalo, speirk fir-rester and moke consutner for locomotives; Joseph Itlake, Buffalo, lumber wagon; Willie S. Bull, assignor to J.

I. Bull, Buffalo, two -whoe-leii vehicle: 'Willie S. Bull, assignor to J. I. Bull.

Buffalo, sulky; Ma-guler ainl Ij. W. Horn, Itochessfor, car brake; Henry CViise, ilov-rsilIe. evring ni.acliine trimmer; Horatio K. Cole, lloeliester, assignor to GorxJytttir tthow (Mfichinery coin-ixmy, Ilartforil, whrsr machine; fiewgo fM.Ieiew, a.na'nlaigua, feiuce; Daniel H.

Flynn, Syracise, case for type-writers; Kdward W. Lowkni, Kngland, assignor by mesne aslgnriir-ut-s to Eastmnn Kodak Company, Itoxdiester, tr-sitiug Cltua; Eugene) Gengvnlxwh, SchetHH-fculy, voltm-ter tml amxert; Dieter; Jos-ph A. Hutchinson, a.ssrlgnor of one-thinl to John T. Noye IManufactnring Buffalo, eugiue governor; John A. Just, Syracuse, assignor of ono-half to A.

K. IXvvey, AV'utertown, making chlorine; JaittK-s B. lnvis, Scotts-ville, dutUTung wagon; Ihvm 11. McCall, Syracuse, t-askft handle; Alfn-d If. Mei-h, Cluath-am, fruit box; Alfred H.

Mivca, dm.tha.ni, Uttle -wrapper; Clark H. Norton, Syracuse, ventilator; Tn using Portor, Auburn, car journal Tearing; I'or-ter, Auburn, journal bearing for car tni' k.s; Hc-m-er 1. Snj-der a-nd 31. J. Fisher, little Kails, fitop-motion for knitting machines; Ieorge 1'.

Stillman, Synwnso, tire; Richardl S. True, assignor to II. S. True Syracuse, bicycle uldle; (Charles N. Tyler, Buffalo, can; Peter 1.

Van Vtadeii-burg, Bmsliamton, cloth cutting niaehiue. Have You Seen the Newest in Hats! It is a stiff hat called "Beau Brummel," Kountliing entirely different from any hat yon have ever worn. Do not fail to eall and see it. We are sole agents. Meng Shafer, ilanufacttiring hattea-s, furriers, men's urnLshers.

Handsome Novelties in Jewelry.Hairpins, Etc. Our stock is replete with choice hairpins and ornaments; lots of novelties for tsou-venira or prizes. Ixok at Nou 42 State-st. Oaka Calhoun. Drapery Department.

This department contains a fine selection of Oorah, Armure and Chiiila silks, Madras in cream and colurs. crete in different tthades, French and English, cretonnes Turkish and India goxxhs in rare designs and inexpensive, Japan'ese Crepes in cdlors, curtain and itrimmings of all kinds. Howe Rogers SO and 84 iState street. Iiememher that a dress hat or bonnet is a very iuiporttaat article to a lady's dress. Price in this particular article does not make the style or the adaptation.

You may pay $20 for a ht am-J yet: look Like a fright It is not always the price. It i- the art of ithe milliner. With the largest assortment in the city and the lowest prices and the 'bet there is no need of paying fancy prices for a hat or bonnet. The best French millinery of our own importation as well as the medium poods we will sell yon as we ell othr dry goods, one low umitorra price to all. Our trimmed hcita are all exclusive in style and caomot be had elsewhere xoep4ij by Fah'a.

POPULAR PRICES MAKE A POPULAR STORE Is MOORE'S Popular Price for a ladies' kid shoe that Bells regularly for 00. Is MOORE'S Popular Price for a ladies' regular 2. 50 shoe. Is MOORE'S Popular Trice for a ladies' regular if 4. DO shoe.

Only the purchase of 000 wortn at half price makes possible this wonderfully low figure on E. P. Reed Co. 'a beet goods. Hundreds of ladies in Rochebter have taken advantage of this special price and not one has expressed any thing but delight with her purchase.

All the foregoing are to be had in any style, width and size desired. YOU WILL WEAR TAN Ifhoea this year if you are in the fashion. Already there are indications of a short supply. Buy while you can from the large stock at the hite Front. "IF IT'S THE STYLE, MOORE HAS IT." MO "WEST fi Opp.

Roch. Savings Bank. SPRING IS ON HAND The topic of conversation has drifted beyond the first robins of spring to Spring Headgear. We have anticipated the requirements of Rochester gentlemen for Hats. We know they demand the best as to quality and style.

Therefore, we hav selected only such shapes and shades that we know will please the most fastidious. Call and let us show you some beauties in the new Tourist, Alpines and Stiff Hats. We not only please you in style, but in price. EN BROTHERS 13 STATE ST. Manufacturing Hatters and Furriers.

I Dutch Delft, The Correct Thing for House Decoration. Fine Window Display at WISNER'S, STATE AND CHURCH. 2 CREED WILSON, GENERAL BOOKBINDERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF 331 mile Books ALti GRADES OF NURSERYMEN'S WORK AT JUJWEST FIGURES. ddress New Aqueduct BSJj. Telephone 13 RYE FEED.

A TtTTPS W'HOHAV'K SED IiYB FEKD Vimtthere is more etriment in it than ia JnS ol feed, for lilies. Cattle and How. wJvm ftlarVe Btock uways on hand, which o5er at a fow figure. Alw serened oaU. mLl eround corj and bran, Vm iiand.

H. D. BTONE Verdict of the Coroner's Jury in the Purtell Inquest. MOTORMAN KELLY CLEARED A Recommendation That Nets be Hung in Front of the Street Car3 as a Protection to Pedestrians Run Down by Them. Coroner Kleindienat held an inquest last evening in the mayor's office at the city hall in the case of Michael Purtell, the 0-year old son of John Purtell bf No.

Cypress street, who was run over and instantly killed at 5 o'clock la.sit Monday afternoon on South St, Paid street near Fly street by an electric car on the Monroe avenue line. The first witness called was Rev. John P. Stew-art, restor of St. Mary's Catholic Church, who testified to the face that the boy was a pupil of St.

Mary's ixiroehiai school, and in. company with the other pu pils had been at the Academy of Music in the afternoon amending a performance of the Fquine Paradox. Father Stewart said that he did not ee the accident himself tout bad been, told 'by lie v. Father Ange-lo, his assistant, that the meu ia charge of the car were not in any way to blame for the accident. The children were going home in a procession and were on the west side of South St.

l'aul street aud the rurtell boy left the proce-ssion and ran into the street to catch on a wagon that was going south. Something else attracted his attention and be stopped pur suing the wagou and ram upon, the car track just as the oar came dowu from the south. Mrs. Margaret Schaum, of No. 1GG Cham-plain street, testihed that she was on the oar when the boy was struck.

She heard th' moitormitai call to him to look out and saw the motor-man himself with the brake. She did not see the boy. Charles F. Lighthouse testified that he was in his oiliee at No. 70 South St.

Paul street when the accident occirred. He saw the children passing and saw Hie boy run. from the walk into the street. He heard tlii motorman call to the loy to get out of the way. The boy hesitated and then the car struck him down.

Samuel A. Mills, of No. S8 Charlotte street, testified that he was driving through South St. Paul street and saw the accident. There was a wagon ahead of me," said Mr.

Mills, and a boy ran ahead of my horse and caught on this wagon Another boy, the one who vm kill id, started from the sidewalk and ran around of my wagon and tlieo, south aloeig tlie east iside In the direction of the other wagon. Befct he reached the wagon he stopped, turned arou'id naid started acrons the railway track. I yelled to lum and the gong of the cur, which was very near, rang at the same time. The boy stopped and the car struck him on the shodhL'rs and knocked him down. I think the wngoi ahead of me must have obstructed the nvotormau's view of tlie track, upon which the lxiy ran." Chester FJ.

Iay, wli was wlfh Mr. Mills tt'stilicd that the gong on the car was ring-it at tlie time of the Ofiher testifi.nl that the gong was ringing as tlie car came dowu from the aouth. Michael Kelly, of No. HI 2 iMt. Hope avenue, the riitonnan of th car, tcst'died that Jie had working for the a snotornriu 2ve day the d.iy of the accident and tluit this was hU lirst day -n the Monroe avenue line.

Before he waj given a car iae to instructed by the superintendent of the eoiirpxvry alKuit the duties of a motormau. He h.id spent ti-ht day 'lie business of a motor-man. He te.stifie.1 tliat whea his. car reached the New Osbum house lie threw the power off aud the ir was drifting si vly down to the switch- Ho did not nee the boy until he popped out upon the trick alut f'iet of tlie ir. "I yelled to him mid exerted all my strength upon the brake.

It was impossible to save him. If he had been my own son I could not have saved his life, he was so near to the car when I discovered him." Dr. Ij. W. Roue testified that he was on the car when it struck the boy.

Dr. Rose said that the niotortnai had toen sounding the gong for j.nne time before the accident occurred. I was looking out of the wiiulow," said Dr. Rose, "and I did not see the boy on the track." Dr. Rose thought tlie motorman did everything he could to stop the car and avert the acci-den Patrick Call, the conductor of the car, testified that Motorman Kelly ran his car with great care and kept the gong ringing constantly.

The jury found that the boy was killed by car No. 307 on the Monroe avenue line and recommended that the Rochester Railway Company place nets on the front of its cars so that persons who may be struck by the cars may be kept from goins under the wheels. John A. Meng, 247 and 249 North street, has over r)0 different spring style of soft and stiff hats in all the latest colors and shapes. Co and visit this elegant hat tore before you buy your spring hat.

A full line of ico cream' freezers, moulds, packers, etc, Batiement department. Glenny's. Elegantly Bound Books, Tn half calf, full calf, limp calf and half morocco, share iu tlie general reductions during the April book tale, at Scrautom, Wetmora Force of Habit and Other Things. Some people buy their wall paper at Weldon's leeause they have always been aecustomol to do no. Others go because their neighbors have told them that it is a reliable store, full of every kind of paper made and where the prices are the lowest.

If you have never tried Weldon's now is a good time to begin. What comes from tho house of is the best of the kind. It is the newest. It is of the best taste ia design. Read his ad.

Capes! Capes 1 ALT. THE LATE NOVELTIES AT FLANIGAN'fl. Imported and fancy capes, one of a kind, at $7.50, to $12.50. Your choice of a dozen styles of capes at to Our jackets at $3, $0.50 to $8.50 are having great sale at Flanigan Practically Good as New. We have put together on tablei a lot of filigbtly shop-worn IxKiks by ttfandard authors and will sell them at considerably less than cost.

Scrantotn, Wetmore Co. Millinery. Go to our millinery department (second floor) and see the most teautiful of Parisian styles. Novelties received every day. 20 Styles MEN'S SUITS $7.0.

20 Styles MEN'S OVERCOATS 7.00, Worth $10.00. 20 Styles MEN'S AND YOUTH'S OVERCOATS IjO.OO, Worth $15.00. MEN'S NECKWEAR, THE LATEST, 48 Sold everywhere for 75c. We will show you if you call we do as we advertise. Get our prices before buying.

Men's and Boy's Clothing. Weekly Payments. Model Outfitters. Lowest Prices. Open Evenings.

A.1TID MUM FORD STREET. Come In and look thm over. You will see many bright and new features that will please you. The new Victors in five models from 28 to 40 lbs. The new Credenda, Pacer and Corvsort; nothing better at the price.

No trouble to show, you our line. CATALOGUES OX APPLICATION. 21 SOUTH CLINTON STREET 4 fa I I Si -x- Styles MEN'S 5UITS 5.00. 20 Styles MEN'S SUITS $10.00, Worth 1 2. co, 20 Styles MEN'S SUITS $15.00, Worth $18.00.

15 CHILDRENS' SUITS $2.00, Formerly $3.50. 200 CHILDREN'S SUITS $3.50, Formerly $5.00. These are only a few of the bargains we offer. FLOUR SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK 50 dozens ladies' fast-black hose, high spliced heel and toe for 23c; cheap at 27c. 50 dozens at 24c each; good value at 30c.

Better grades at correspondingly low prices. 50 dozens ladies' ribbed vests at four for 25c; regular price 10c each. 50 dozens at two for 25c; cheap at 20c. 50 dozens at 23c each, the best for the price in the city. Silk and lisle at all prices.

You will save some money on these goods if you will come around the corner and give us a chance. Just received, a line of the famousd Royal Worcester Corsets, which have been so extensively advertised recently. We still sell the Jenness-Mil-Ier bodices. D. A.

WIGHTMAN, and 38 North St. Paul St. WEAVER, PALMER RICHMOND are General Apcnts for the best Corn and Pumpkin Seed Planter. It is boss. It hua no equal.

Call and sue the Northwestern Corn Planter. Manufactured by IRVING D. KING Send forclrcular. ORLEAN8. N.

Y. The general 'term yesterday handed down ithe following decisions, and adjourned for the term: i Veonle ev Buffalo, Kochester lUUway 'Company, apylt Man-fred lJUb-uid ft assessors, of the town otraviuon. luspdW-Order appealed from reversed, with cot, and the case remitted to Se sp.vial term to proceed thereon. Opinion lJ Liwiiriit. 1'.

Lewis, not Bitting. tj- Ws IX Teilnaut. with win an-DKeA. vs. Lugene Dudley, applt.

Wiiuiuvut una order appealed lroin anuuied. Oiiiiou ty Macomber, J. Carrie A. 'l'Uonius, siirviTln? executrix, ere' vs. Alice Peck Fuller and rVpdif.

Judinneuc appealed from aldruied, wiiU coals. Opinion by llaight, J. 4. Pauiiiia Ooviurn, npp.t, vs. Arnm Mirsh ct rvtfpdts.

Judgment appealed from reversed and a new trial granted, with costs to abide the tinal award of coats, opinion by Dwight, F. J. 0. Henrv J. Negus, vs.

Louis W. Becker and applts. Judgment appealed fixm a tnimed. Opinion by Lewis, J- Louis J. Slitjiuure, vs.

Williams t- i -irk Fertilizer Coniuauy. applt. Judgment ad order of tbe comity court of Monroe county appealed from reversed and a new trial granted, witn costs to auiue iue imum. itv I J. Maiv Ann oman, ts the New York, Lake Erie.

Ac Western Kail-rond Company, respdu Order appealed from a tliimed, wit.li SIO costs ana uisoursemeuts. itT.iTiiiui hv J. 8. In the matter of the application of the Lima Huiieoye Falls Kaiiway Company, it Tliat, iiortion of the order appealed from allirmed, with' $10 costs and disbursements. Opinion by Dwight.

1. J. y. Henry Iehn. vs.

Mnrcns A. JiaiHleViUe, appit. Uraer uppeaieu lriwu ai-trmed, with $10 costs and disbursements. Opinion by Lewis. Haigut, not sitting.

Id. C-iare A. Benedict, vs. Milton Kictmrdsou, applt. Order appealed from affirmed, with $10 costs and disbursements.

niii-iim bv Ai J. 1L arl" Klaweicer, vs. John IIuo- ner. appit. Judgment appealed iroin amrmeu, custs.

Oniiiion bv Haieht. J. 12. Simon I'altroviU-h, vs. Thoonlx Insurance Company of ilartlord, appit.

Judgment and order appealed from affirmed. Opinion hy i.ewis, J. 13 George Roll, vs. The Steam Gauge Lantern Company. Plaintiff's juotioa for a new trial denied, with costs, and judgment ordered for the defendant on the nou-mit, on the authority of Pauley against the fame defendant, (131 N.

DO.) 14. Kila J. Van Koughnet, vs. Louis LVnnie, applt. Judgment of the county court of AVayue county apj)ealed from reversed, together with that of the Justice of the peace, with, costs in thig court and In the couuiv court.

Opinion by Macomber. J. 17,. In the matter of the estate of Frederick Lein h. deceased.

Decree of the surrogate of l.rie county appealed from allirmed, with costs, t'piuion by llaight, J. tj. James Baldwin, va Isaac June and respdts. Judgment appealed from modified as indicated in opinion of the court, anil as modified aflinued, winliout costs of this appeal to either party. Opinion by ILught, J.

Dissenting opinion by wight, I J. Sarah V. Denise, vs. Albert L. Swett.

applt. Judgment appealed from affirmed, with costs. Opinion by Macomber, J. IS. Julia Marion, vs.

Charles Far-nan, executor, respdt. Judgment appealed from reversed and a new trial granted, cos's to abide the event. Opinion by Huicht. J. IP.

Itudolph TTofTeld, vs. Jacob Zenzins, applt. Judgment appealed from affirmed. Opinion by Lewis, J. 20.

lizzie Uriel, vs. tbe City of XSuffaio. npplt. Judgment and order appealed frun flfflrtued. Opinion by Macomber, J.

21. The People, vs. Edward Hodnett. PlaiTniu's motion for a new trial denied, with costs, and judgment ordered for the defendant on the verdict. Opinion by llaight, J.

2-1. Svlvester J. lngalls. vs. l'rin Ingersoil.

applt. Judgment ai-ppiiled from reversed and a new trial granted. con to abide the. final award of costs. Opinion by Dwicht, 1.

J. 'JZ. Charles K. Vrace. vs.

thft New York, Lake Erie Ac Western Railroad Company, anplt. Judsiment and order appealed from affirmed. Opinion by Lewis, J. 24. Michael Kavauagh, vs.

Amzi L. Barber, respdt. Judgment appealed from affirmed. Opinion 'by Macomber, J. 25.

Henry A. Bernhard. vs. Ttorh-ester Railway Company, applt. Judgment and order of county court of Monroe county appealed from affirmed, with costs.

Opinion by llaight. J. 20. Kdward A. Milliman, vs.

George Huntington, applt. Judgment of the county court of Niagara county appealed from affirmed, with costs. Opinion by wight, 27. Alplia Roberts, vs. Alanson Derby, applt.

Judgment appealed from re-Versed and a new trial granted, with costs to abide the final award of costs, opinion by Lewis, J. 2S. Theodore E. Bramble, vs. Elston Hunt et applts.

Judgment appealed from affirmed. Opinion by Macomber. J. 21. Joseph Hutchinson vs.

the Supreme Tent of the Knights of the Maccabees of the World. Defendant's motion for a new trial denied and judgment ordered for the plaintiff on the verdict modified as indicated in the opinion, with costs in the trial court. Ixit ithout costs of this motion to either party. Opinion by llaight, J. So.

The People ex James Lew et vs. George W. Wright, as mayor of the Citv vt Niagara Falls, et si. Writ of certiorari nun shed and the proceedings of the defendants in all things confirmed, with costs to the defendants. Opinion by Dwiglit.

P. J. 31. Margaret Eagan. vs.

the Cltv of Rochester, appit. Order appealed from af-firnil. with .10 costs and disbursements. Opinion by Lewis, J. 32.

(1) Augustus F. Purdy, vs. neze-Kuih C. Bennett, impld. with William M.

bnmh. petitioner, rfwpdt. (2), Same vs. Hame, Order lu each case appealed from affirmed, w-hli one bill of costs of $10 and disbursements. Opinion bv Macomber, Lewis.

not sinin. 33. Wiliium n. Weaver, vs. William vila nd, individually and as administrator, applt.

Judgment appealed from af- ost.s. Opinion bv llaight, J. 4. John M. Bedford vs.

Durfee A. Sherman et al. Defendant's motion for a new tn.u (lenlnl. with costs, anil judgment, ordered Jor the piaintill on the verdict. Opinion by Lewis.

J. 35. Jnhn Charlton and applts. nnd vs. Cora I.

Seoville and roflpdts. fPplts. Order appealed from affirmed and the judjrmeut aopealed from tnoditled as lniilefitel in the opinion, with cotda to the plnrntiiVs. Opinion bv Uaight. J.

In the matter of the settlement of tiie accounts of Frank D. Cook, as admintstra-Xfr. wLih the will annexed, of James Loomin, tario county appealed from affirmed, with $10 costs and disbursements, Opinion by Dwlght. Electa A. Dyke, respdt, vs.

et applts. Judgment from affirmed, with costs. William appealed Itosannn Jiids.m 1L Clark. i vim II, VS. Tffi.me;,;.

Pinion by llaight. Lizzie vs. Maria annealed J. JST.tXrVtrU-.A.tc- rpit. Srder arTealed from r(-versed, with costs.

Opinion by Macom- xhJulj, Ci Townsend nd by MiromW WitU COsU- Opinion InA i 1 from rev.rse,i nd a new trial sminted, with cost th event. Opinion by Dwlsrhf abide I TlAnth Samuel II. Mwum na rrm reversed and a new trial granted with 'outity BpiKaled from affirmed. Dwight not vinlntr. 47.

U'V1 WHloughby and resnda nie Iredorda National Bank, applt Jndij-it appealed from reversed and a new trial tnent vs. the Vacunm ts Opinion by Macomlier.J. rla furie-i inac mri or tne order I Jf'wL with $10 costs and a "W- 'Phiion by Haight, J. Juha, i. cj.rt apnltjrs, Timothyulii r.

vs. rieien inns et al annltn Reulien Doty and annlts -r i i Henry J. Bowden, James lH.iehNT" tU Merchants' i Transportation Company, annlt 'T pj18 to oblde the OTeiJt- opinion vs. Daniel 11 1 Judgment nnd order of the countT rmed onro oounty appealed from a- 47 Opinion by Lew-Is. J.

fm JieroKt, res Ladies' and Misses Garments. Cash or Credit. Ideal Outfitters. Best Quality. See Our New Rooms.

WOOD CREDIT DID YOU EVER KNOW Of an offer being made In Rochester before like tie following CHAMBER SUITE, SOLID OAK, NEW DESIGN, BEVEL MIRROR, We hare one carload to fell at this rrice. After this carload is (rone we cannot continue to supply ttnsOak Suite at the It is not as Kood as gome for which we ask a little more money, but we tumi it to be "''V usually sold at from to 22.X). There Is a uite manufactured affl tor7priceotaout8.W than this, but there much more than that difference in value to the user, and our extremely towpnw I Oak Suite means we have considerable better than the caeupest made. Victor and Credenda Bicycles ROBT. THOMSON.

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Circular Fiee. Addrefs OS'-IIT C3. ITcrjr Tcti, For eale in Kochester at Dake Drug corner Main aud South Clinton Street.