Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 10

ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. TUESDAY. rATJGTJST 22. 1899, 10 AL FRESCO EXAMINATION. CONTAGIONS IN NEW ADVERTISEMEN TS TO RECOVER PROPERTY.

VERY BUSY MAN IEFFREYS ORPHAN ASYLUM Would-be Park Policemen Must Know How to Swim and Ride Bikes. Action Brought by Jane B. McPherson 5 JJJg SURROGATE Rochester Circuit Races. XTTXSfSISSS $6,400. 5210 HI IV rJOJEL 11 Against x.asi oiae oavmgs I UM .1 -CU JTW Established 1854.

56 East Avenue. A complaint was filed in the office of the Scarlet Fever and Diphtheria at Nineteen Action Was Taken on Estates. Hubbell Park Institution. county clerk yestrdiy in an action troueht by Jane B. MeFherson ag-ainst the East Side Savinzs I5ank to compel the specific iHTformance of an agreement a.1- Now is the time to take care of your eyes.

P. JOYCE CO OPTICIANS, PATIENTS QUARANTINED SUIT PENDING leyed to hive been made between the par- 1 DAMAGE E- .4 C. Boom -19 ocnanm riare mug xaminat on tree uevator. i state st. Believed That Both ties, and araianauig taai we ufifuuaui cancel and discharge of recowl against the plaintiff a deficiency judgmenr, and in case that specific performance of the agreement cannot be made, that the plaintiff have Administrator Appointed on Estate of Little lorence Parker.Killed at Glen Haven ills Probated and Accounts Settled.

Good Plumbinjr August 29, 30, 31, Sept. 1. ROCHESTER DRIVING PARK A Grand Programme Each Day. TROTTING. PACING.

Best Horses in the Country Entered. A RICK TREAT! RARE SPORT! 3 Been Checked One Little Qirl Died Health Officers Have Taken Cultures of Suspects. Judgment against the defendant for U00. means health in summer, peace of mind in winter, and satisfaction all the time. That is the kind of work we do.

According to the papers, Jane B. MeFherson in March, 1MM, executed and delivered to the East Side Savings Bank A number of cases of scarlet her bond, in -which William J. McPherson SHAUGrlNESSY CONNOLLY, Candidates for jobs as bicycle policemen for the park force will have to take two civil service examinations, one to demonstrate their mental fitness and the other to prove their physical qualifications. The mental examination is to be held Friday night of this week, along with the examinations for overseer of the water works conduit and for inspector of streets and sewers. The physical test is to be held next Monday afternoon at Genesee Valley park.

This was decided at a meeting of the civil service commission held last night. "We haven't decided just what the physical examination will be," said Secretary Otis after the meeting last night, "but it will include swimming and bicycle riding. We don't intend to pull off any races to compel the candidates to prove their fitness. We will merely require them to prove that they know how to ride the bicycle and also how to swim." Mr. Otis said, in answer to a query, that the number of applications Teceived for the examinations Friday night is not very large.

Applications will not be accepted after 5 o'clock this afternoon, so if there are any prospective candidates who haven't handed in their names, they will do well to do so without further delay. The work of drafting a new code of rules for the commission has been completed by the special committee, consist joined, in the penal sum of to se 2i Franklin Street. Tel. 880. cure the payment of $8,000 one year after diphtheria have developed among the children of the Rochester Orphan Asylum on Hubbell park during the past few days, but a-further spread of either contagion is unlooked for, as none of the patients are dangerously sick, and all are thouzht is nil it will cost you to use lr.

Orwne's 10 is tablets, one. irme times a uay lor a IcE few vtwm will miikf a new txm? ot you, no far he.ilth nml sironTth to. They btiiul nu to be recovering. AD3IISSION T. CHAPIN.

Pres. SOc. M. B. ADAMS, Secy.

nnil mi'xl, reMore the tissues of ttie orcitns of the b.Kly. 1 lining i-rfp-t net nr niclil. gnol iliirfsllou ami They are vegetable an.l harmless. There are eleven cases of fever and six of diphtheria now under treatment, whila DR. GREENE'S NERVE and BRAIN TABLETS the healrn authorities have taken the cul tures of a number of suspects.

The ex Yesterday was the busiest day of the year for the surrogate's court. An adjourned session was held for the purpose of finishing up a little business left over from July, and many attorneys took advantage of the fact that court was in session, and. succeeded in having action taken on nineteen estates. The matter of the accounting of Josiah Sullivan, as executor of the estate of Caroline P. Lee, came up, as told in yesterday's Democrat and Chronicle, but the case was adjourned for one month at the request of Attorney Joseph A.

Adlington, who appeared for the Eee family. Mr. Adlington also succeeded in having the Rochester Trust and Safe Deposit Company named as trustee of the estate in place of Mr. Sullivan. The number of wills probated, administrators appointed and decrees of judicial settlement handed down xceeded that of any other day of the year, and Acting Clerk Mary A.

Northum was kept busy until long after court adjourned ar rjfl amination of the cultures was under way ma jmar Is yesterday, and the result will be known Yen Strong AT THE AGE OF 70 YEARS WELL, STRONG. HIPPY. yjr jryy r-j win jnaxe AT THE AGE OF 60 YEARS ALL PLAYED OUT. this morning. One of the fever patients, a little girl named Frances Beider.

died Sunday night, although it is believed by the physicians that her may have resulted from the anti-toxine treatment. rr. Greene'a BOo a box. Drueplst or by mall. date with interest at it per cent.

As security for the loan, the bank took a mortgage covering two parcels of land on Plymouth avenue, extending back to Seward street. An action to foreclose this mortgage was commenced May 5), 1S0S, and on June 17th Herbert J. Stull sold the property at public auction for the bank becoming the purchaser. The complaint in the present action alleges: "That before any of the property was sold, the said defendant made an agreement with the plaintiff in consideration of having bidders refrain from bidding who were present for that purpose, and in consideration of allowing the defendant to become the sole purchaser at said sale, it, the defendant, would convey to the plaintiff, or any jerson deygnated by her at any time within sixty day3 from that date, all of the real property upon receiving from the plaintiff the full amount of the defendant's claim under said bond and niortiragev which on that date amounted to "That Joseph C. Wilson, James P.

Tumilty and others, who were financially responsible, were present at such sale for the purpose of bidding on said property, if necessary, a sum greater Than the entire claim of the defendant, but they and each Tablet Kochestt N. Y. which affected her heart. Main St. ing of Commissioners Hutchinson, Page Several weeks ago seven children were and Millard, appointed for that purpose.

admitted to the institution on the samA ANNOUNCEMENT. day. Among them was a child who had been ill with scarlet fever, but who, it was thought, had entirely recovered. The YOUMANS HATS The rules were presented at nisi mm a meeting, but were not even read, it was stated, as they were hardly in readable shape. It was decided to have typewritten seven new arrivals, together with several Mrs.

S. Haslachcr will leave for New York Sunday even copies made. When these copies are forth coming, the rules will be considered by the whole commission and acted upon. others who had preceded them but a few days, were aM kept in quarantine, however, it being oe of the rules of the institution to place all new comers under quarantine for a period until it is found whether they are free from any disease. ranging and filing the papers.

Limited letters of administration were issued to James II. Parker, on the estate of his daughter, Florence Parker, who died an unnatural death July 30th last. Florence Parker, it' will be remembered, was the G-year-old girl who was killed at llen Haven by being run over by an electric car. The accident occurred on a Saturday night. In the rush for the city- Apparently the Albany code, recommended ing in the interest of the New York Millinery Store, and on her return will be glad to welcome her many friends and customers.

The artistic creations for early fall trade will be ready for inspection then. In the meantime the 2reat (at r. ci nJ id bv the state commissioners as a moaei. has not been followed very closely by the Two weeks ago one of the children came local down with the fever, and soon afterward several oth-rs became ill, and immediate HORSES ELECTROCUTED. Clearing Sale of Summer Millinery steps were taken to isolate the patients.

About the same time the sister of two of News1 The choice of many of Team Attached to Sprinkling Cart Killed most factiti ous dressers York's the inmates, a married woman who haa just recovered from diphtheria, visited the by Lightning Bolt. Continues. This sale includes everything in the realm of Straw Sailors and Walking Hats, Trimmed Millinery, Feathers of them refr lined from bidding upon said property by reason of the agreement so made as aforesaid the defendant and this plaintiff, and said bidders allowed the said defendant to lecome the sole purchaser at said sale only by reason of the agreement of said defendant made with this plaintiff as heretofore set forth. That We are now showing the latest fm) ji nnrnvil Jvle5 asylum. She neglected to inform the matron.

Miss Lucinda Dinehart, that she had As one of the results of yesterday's bound car, little Florence was pushed under the wheels and her leg was crushed. She was taken to the Homeopathic Hospital, but the great loss of blood and the shock from the injuries proved too much for the little girl and she died on the following morning. Her father, who was with her at the time, was also injured, but he recovered in a few days. He has been appointed administrator of the little girl's estate, as stated in the petition, for the purpose? of bringing an action against the railway company to recover damages for her death, alleging negligence on the been ill, ard after her departure a brother severe storm. Charles W.

Hartung, a of the visitor developed sore throat, which WHILLOCK Sole Agents fact he communicated to some of his com liveryman, with stables at No. 70 Ontario street, is minus two valuable horses. They were attached to a sprinkling cart and stood under a tree on Portland avenue. rades but kept from the teachers and oth and Flowers. Golf Hats for Present Wear.

All the new shades, correct in colorings and style, you to see them. Like ers. 1- or this reason several more enn-dren became ill with the disease, and like I 1 formerlv North avenue, for shelter. The the fever patients, were at once removed driver, Valentine Wahl. had stepped across to the hospital.

The two classes of patients are entirely the street to seek shelter under the awning of a store. Suddenly there was a terrific flash, a ball of fire descended, and through the brightness the horses were seen to separated in the hospital, however, and the greatest possible care is taken, both by all of said real property on the date of faid sale was worth at least $18,00 and had been certified by the appraisers and otlicers of the bank to be worth not less than SKi.OOO." The plaintiff further alleges that in violation of the agreement made by the defendant, the bank on June 11, 1SDS, entered in the county clerk's ollice a deficiency judgment upon the sale amounting to against Jane B. and William J. McPherson. The execution was placed in the hand of the sheriff and the defendant, "in violation of its agreement.

fn after June 17, 1SJS, entered into negotiations with nie Ioud and others for a Rale to him and them certain portions of said property so purchased bv the de- stagger and fall. NOW IS THE TIME the nurses, of whom several extra ones have been engaged, and by everyone connected with the management of the insti About the same instant, Dr. II. J. Blake, who was sitting on his porch not far from 1 mMstxk part of the company.

The attorney is Charles II. Kreidler. The will of William Miles, late of No. 34," Park avenue, who died August 2d. disposed of property valued at of which amount was in iersonalty and the remainder in real estate.

The witnesses to the will were Henry C. Albee and Henry W. Coetzman, Jr. The deceased's widow, Cora B. Miles, was named a executrix and sole legatee.

Charles Wells, who diei August tution. Dr. Seelye W. Little, who is the the tree under which the horses stood, was attending physician at the asylom, has severely shocked, causing him to fall backwards with ereat violence. The doctor charge of the cases and is very strict about the isolation of the children.

sai.I he felt no particular pain but was Miss Dinehart when seen yesterday aft greatly stunned and dazed by the shock for $7.0 N. The ernoon, stated tnat many anxious inquiries were being received from the rela several minutes. It left him very weak, however, for about half an hour fendant upon said sale, at a mini greatly in testator's brother, William Wells Storrs, to leave your order for new Fur Garments, also the time to have worn fur garments and general furs repaired. We have the best equipped and most complete plant in Western New York for making to measure fine Alaska Seal, Persian Lamb, Electric Seal and Fur Garments of all kinds. Also redyeing, repairing and making over into the latest styles seal garments and furs of all descriptions at the most reasonable prices.

Best workmanship and satisfaction excess of the sum bid thcircfor by the de tives and friends of the inmates. She has full knowledge at all times of the con When the storm subsided enough to al low of getting near to the prostrate an dition of the sick children, and said that the fever patients were a lively lot of youngsters, scarcely believing that they imals it was seen that they were beyond help. The bolt had passed completely through them, killing them instantly. They were esffering from the disease, so mild fendant at said sale, and that the defendant has committed other acts in violatioj of said agreement and prejudicial to the interests of Mid plaintiff in and to said real property, and ha refused to perform its us id agreement made with the plaintiff although repeatedly requested to do so; that by reason of the matter aforesaid, the plaintiff he been damaged in the sum of 10.WH)." is its form. wore marked but little.

One had an abra The father of the little girl whose death. sion over the temple, and the other a scar on the choulder. It is almost certain occurred Sunday night is a traveling man. by the terms of the will, was named as executor. He will hold the property in trust for the Wnetit of Jennie X.

Wells and Kittie S. Wells, daughters of the testator, who will receive the property equally, when th? older child, who is now 20 years of age. reaches the age of 2o. John J. Murphy, who died April 17th, left personal proierty valued at absolutely to his widow, Mary Murphy, who was also appointed executrix.

ALbie W. Holloway, late of Rrockport, left a will disposing of an estate valued at Horace A. Met calf, a son-iu-law of the deceased, was named as executor. The will directs that the xroperty be converted into cash and divide! as follows: One-third to Mrs. lizzie IV Ivong.

dauchter. of that had Wahl been on the wagon he ami his whereabouts had not been learned last night, although Miss Dinehart is in would have been killed. hopes of getting a message to him before NEUBAUER'S PLEA. the burial of the child, whose remains RAILWAY RUMBLES. MENG SHAFER, Manufacturing Furriers and Hatters and Sole Agents for the Celebrated Dunlap Hat II State W.

Main (Powers Block), and 186 E. Main St were immediately removed from the asylum after her death. ITf The half-holiday Conesus lake excur sion leaves at 1:45 P. M. Saturday.

TWO INQUESTS TO-DAY. -All rnall orders promptly attended to. The Krie railroad will run an exenr sion to Hatnmondsoort and Keuka lake next Sr.mLav. The fare for the round Coroner Kleindienst Will Inquire Into Slattery and Countryman Cases. trip is $1.

Remember the excursion to Buffalo HOWE ROGERS' and Niagara Fails to-morrow via Ivehigh Valley railroad: $1.25 round trip on regu lar trains. Itarry, Pike county. one-third to Mrs. Harriet Metcalf. daughter, of Brock port, and the remaining third to three graifl children, Robert I.

L. and A. A. Hull. John J.

Haller, who died August 1-th, in this city, left real estate valued at and come valuable personal property. The whole was left in trust to Hudolph J. HaUer, and the estimated value of each be-quet is as follows: Catherine Haller, mother, subject to a mortgage of Mary Haller, sister, S.V-oO; Rudolph J. Haller. brother, If.l.r.GO; Kate Haller.

sister, 5l.7."0; Martin Haller. brother, Julia Haller, sister, Two Conesus lake excursions will be run on tne trie raiiroaa on tunaay. ine round trip fare is 50 cents, which includes Not Guilty Said He to Judge Ernst The Hut in Irondequoit Swamp. The much-hunted fugitive from Justice. George Neubauer, who was gallantly captured by Central Hudson Detectives Mag-wood.

Uulbert and Weber Sunday evening at the inuzrles of loaded revolvers, was arraigned la police court yesterday morning, when he plendcd not guilty to tbe charge of criminal assault on Margaret Bloom, aged 15 years, on the 2TUi, 2Sth and 2Pth of May last. Neubauer's examination was set down for the Uth ot August, and It is believed that by that time warrants for at least half a dozru different crimes will face tbe prisoner. Several burglaries, hold-ups and assaults, which have been mysteries to the public, are laid to Xeutmuer's credit. Tbe hut In the dismal swamp In Irondequoit bay, where he has been staying for a long time back, has to be reached by a boat. It was an Ideal plare for hiding, and It proved a baffler for the detectives for a long time.

Sensational developments may be looked for on Neubauer's examination. the steamer. The Livingston county picnic will be held at Conesus lake ou Thursday. August 24th. Music, addresses and sports will We have kept our help busy the last three weeks making Rugs from ends of carpets and borders and are now placing them on sale.

They are made so as to lie down as well as a sirtr will u-Mr well and cost murh Vr havn bo features. A round trip rate of 50 Coroner Kleindienst will hold two Inquests at the public morgue to-day. The first to be considered will be the case of little James Slattery, who was struck by trolley car Xo. 207 on the Plymouth avenue stub line at 6:20 o'clock Sunday evening, and who died at the City Hospital three hours later. This Inquest will he held at 10 o'clock this morning.

At 7:30 o'clock this evening the case of Hollin Countryman, the young who was fatally injured at Gainesville Sunday morning by falling between two cars of a train on which he was catching a ride, will occupy the attention of the coroner and a Jury. home was In Gainesville, and his mother and brother came to this city yesterday. Countryman was not instantly killed but was brought to this city and taken to the City Hospital, where he died at 4 o'clock la the afternoon, three hours after he was received there. Artistic, Serviceable, Inexpensive. The will of John Hans, who died July th.

left property valued at $4,100 ab cents is made from Rochester. Erie train leaves at A. M. T. 1 Vases and IUr Bowls 5o to 2.V solutely to His widow and executrix.

Maria them in 1 anestrv mussels. Doay lirusseis. velvet, Aloouette water sts, Bven pw-ea 40c to $2.75 Ou account of Grand Amiy encamn- I a ns. toc to $1.50 1 Sets ment the Erie railroad will sell tickets on estate valued at $2oO was left by I'-e Cream Rets ioe to 1'rosM'il Tumblers and Jelly Glasses, 25c per Maria S. Mandeville.

who died April SOih. September 2d, 3d, 4th and 5th, to Philadelphia and return via the direct route for It is to be divided between the two ex and via New York city for $10 ecutors, Charles I), aud Mary J. Mande Tickets can be extended for return until ville. and Axminster. hey do not neeu to De tacKea down, making them convenient to be taken up.

Wc have them in a great variety of styles and sizes so that one can about fit most any -room, and the prices are much less than when you select carpet and have it made to fit the room. They are well worth inspecting by those intending to purchase carpets the coming season. Septemler 30th. Full particulars at city letters of administration were issued to dozen. Fine Blown Glass Tumbler, plain and etched 40c to Roe per dozea Cusuird Cups Oic to Kc per dozen Our loo Glassware Table shows a nice assortment of neat designs In Berry IMshei, Vinegar Cruets.

Celery lUshes, Olive Iolshes. Sugars, Creamers anil Xpoonholilers, Pepper and Salts and llckle lOixbes. Many other attractive offerings In our ticket oflice, 12 Exchange street. Charles R. Hinton on the estate of his A good way of avoiding the heat of the Contracts Awarded.

The following contracts were awarded yesterday by the executive board: Flower street grading and walks, estimate sister, Klizabeth Morrison, late of Hamlin. The estate is valued at and the city is to take the steamer North Kiug any morning to Port Hope. Coburg and return. heirs are one son, three daughters, two rooKery utpan uieuL, wmcu is located in Jf.Jm J. lteegan, Osweso street The steamer leaves Charlotte at 8:50 A.

brothers and two sisters. returning the same day at 7 P. argaretha Bieck was appointed ad Bork Committed to Jail. John Bork, who while under the influence of liquor chuwd his family out of their home at No. S2 SolHnger street at an early hour yesterday morning, and threatened to cut his wife's throat with a razor, pleaded not guilty to a charge ot grading and walks, estimate John J.

lieegan, Iteiiton street cement walks, estimate Whitmore, Itaubcr ministratrix of the estate of her late hus HOWE ROGERS C0B-GRAVES, TSStateSt. The steamer North King also leaves Saturday night for the Thousand Islands. Parties contemplating the trip would do band, Martin J. Bieck. who left personal property valued at n).

There aro Vicinus, $'tf; Scio street curbs and well to secure staterooms at once, eight heirs. gutters, estimate II. Oliver. Caroline street plank walk, es The New lork Central will offer the Kf rv.i; Jnstiee A. (J.

Penny was appointed administra timate William M. Koach, $120; public another of their low rate excursion? tor, with rhe will annexed, of the estate I THE LONG llenver street cement walks, estimate of his late father, Daniel Penny, who left Jrnst yesterday morning. Work was committed to jail pending his examination next Monday morning. He is 62 years old and has eight children. personal property valued at $4,500 and Whitmore.

Kauber Vicinus, North Coixlnian street cement walks. realty at Sd.0). The heirs are the two ft estimate Whitmore, Itauber to the Thousand Islands on Sunday, August 27lh. The fare from Rochester will le only $2 for the round trip, and will include the famous fifty-mile ramble in the world's fairy land on the large steamer Empire State. Train will leave Rochester, State street station, at A.

M. and children of the deceased, A. (J. Penny and DROUTH Vicinus, Julia I Cormall. Hi Anna M.

Burkhardt was appointed ad 1A. KilAi ministratrix of her daughter estate. Only a Partial Concession. The newsboy strike against the New Jl which is valued at S20O. The heirs are mother, brother and two sisters.

York Journal and World has 'been settled. The newsies wanted the daily editions of Cordelia Osborn who died Auirust inth. left property valued at Charles T. the paix-rs at the rate of a penny each, instead of paying $1.25 per one hundred Osborn, her son and only heir, was appointed administrator. copies.

They also demanded that the Sun day edition be given to them for 4 1-2 Charles A. levcy was appointed ad Has been bad for Clothing. Suits, Dresses, Shirt Waists and Bicycle Skirts are all a little the worse for dust, soot and smoke. But there's a remedy we can take out every particle of dirt and stain and remove every wrinkle. The expense will be trifling in comparison with the results.

ministrator of the estate of Chester P. Traded Horses to His Sorrow. An action alleging fraud in a horse trade has been brought in municipal court by George W. Byrne against Alexander G. Henderson.

Byrne alleges that he traded horses with Henderson, but that he got the worst of the bargain. He claims that Henderson told him that the animal sound, kind and true, but that it prow quite the contrary. Byrne asks for $1 damages. Look Out for Your Diamonds If they are not securely 6et you" may lose them. This is a good time to have your jewelry gone over by an expert put in first-class order.

No better placa than Henry Oemisch's Triangle building jewelry store, corner East Main street anl East avenue. Are You Afraid to have that aching tooth extracted Are you Never mind what' your previous experiences may have been, we assure you, yes, guarantee you, that by the use of VITALIZED AIR we'll remove the "acher" without the slightest pain to you whatever. The Charge Only 75c. Gold Crowns, 22-K. $5 Gold Filling $1 up Why pay more? Taft's Dental Rooms 187 East Main Street cents a copy instead of 5 cents.

The distributing agents of the papers assented Dewey, his brother, who died August 5th. I i to the latter demand, but insisted on re There is worth of personal prop from Brinker place at 8:32. Excursion-ist have five hours' sail on St. Lawrence river. Returning, train will leave Clayton at 5:45 1.

arriving in Rochester about 10:30 P. M. The New York Central will run one of their popular fast train excursions to Niagara Falls via their Home, Watertown Ogdensburg division Sunday. August 27th. This route passes through the Niagara fruit belt, and is extremely picturesque.

Fare for the round trip, children between 5 and 12. half fare, under 5. free. Special train will leave State street station at 8 A. M.

ami from Brinker Place station at 8:03. Returning, will leave Niagara Falls at 0:15 P. M. Goat island, Whirlpool and Cave of the Winds are the most interesting places at the Falls, but the trip is not complete without a ride in a New York Central ob serration train ceiving the old price for the daily editions, erty, and the heirs are a brother, sister, five nephews and three nieces. The newsboys decided to remain satisfied Ietters of administration were issued "with the partial concession, and the strike to William Sutter on the estate of his was declared off.

mother, Sarah Sutter, who died July 2dth. THE NAME OF KNABE Counts for something on a piano. It means that the instrument upon which it Is found is tha best in the world in all the essentials of quality and tone. But you know what the Knabe is it enly remains for ns to remind you that we are sole agents an! to extend you a cordial invitation to call and see the various styles of this superb instrument when the question of purchasing piano is before your household. The estate is valued at and there Woman Sent Up.

There was arraigned in police court yes- enlay morning the notorious Jennie White, alias "Ice Wagon Jennie," such Dyeing and appellation being given in consideration of her habit of spending portions of her evenings in ice wagons and other vehicles. LEARYj I cleansing Establishment She was convicted on rhe charge of drunk- A Good Thing Push it Along. The daily $1 excursion to Port Hope. Cobourg and return on the North King, is a sure cure for all mental and bodily ills. Pure Beer.

Meeting with every reauirement of tfc public, and receiving the enthusiastic nrmont nf all classes of consumers. eness, and Judge Krnst gave her three months in the penitentiary. Thus, for a 5 MIIiT Cor. ILATT. Branch office 9 North Clinton St.

(two doors trom Main St.) Telephone 3184. MACKIE PIANO AND MUSIC CO time at least, she will be in good care, NORMAN J. nBNRY Sucwmor to F. W. Maxsoa.

on the (Jorge branch to I.ewiston and return. Tickets forlhis trip can be obtained at ticket office at Niagara Falls. Want Damages for Stolen Flags. Riekford Brothers, decorators, did a great deal of the work at the firemen's parade at Warsaw August Sth and ith. They claim that when the decorations were taken down, it was found that -i number of flags had Wen carried off by and will not be compelled to seek sleeping IOO STATE STKEET, quarters in strange places.

RUBBER STAMPS are ten heirs. Klizabeth Klein, who died July 22nd. left personal property valued at $50. John Klein, husband, was appointed administrator. There are three sons and six daughters.

A decree of judicial settlement of the accounts of William I. Smith, as executor of the estate of Henry Smith, late of Og-den, was handed down. The executor received and paid out The accounts of Charles Weber, as executor of the estate of Jacob Welter, late of Rochester, showed receipts, disbursements. Of the balance, Conrad, Christian, (rcorge, Charles. Mary and Mina Weber will each receive $23.00.

These accounts were judicially settled. Ransom T. Sheldon and Prank A. Sheldon, as executors of the estate of Iouisa Carter, late of Mendon, had their accounts judicially settled. They charged themselves with $4,585.59 and credited themselves with $4,135.53.

and of the balance R. T. Sheldon will receive and Antoinette IS. Kirkpatrick, SISl.SS. Church May Mortgage Property.

711 cGREAL BROS. pure beer ol the American Brewing Com- mnv sranns wmioui a otn. uus Moved from Front St. to ITS Al Exclusive Agents for the celebrated Special County Judge Carnahau jester day granted the application of the trns Seal Presses and Stencils, 10 MILL STREET. Telephone IS SO.

ft 19 North St. Ji tees of the St. Paul's Kvaugelical an Church for leave to mortgage its prop Limps 45c El Tora Port Wine. fjeclal price for the month of July, 80c Per Gallon, erty on tJlinora ptreet in the sum of $4,000, ia mortgage to ie executed to the ilon manucs at store, oc up Genuine Wefsbach, 25c DENTISTRY tne visiting nremen. They asked to be reimbursed for their loss, but as their request was not heeded they have begun au action for $110 damages.

Now is the Time To take a moonlight ride on the Manitou Beach railroad along the lake shore. Most picturesque ride in Western New York. roe County Savings Bank. The proceeds Grand Picnic at Conesus Lake. Livingston county picnic Thursday, August 24th.

Erie train 9:25 A. M. Only 50 cents. The art department of the Democrat a4 Chronicle is turniug out the finest quality of half-tone plates and etching from drawlnsa. Very iv yus know that arti Gallons for $1.50.

Delivered to any part of the loan are to be used to satisfy a niort ficial leeiu cau be repaired wliii small ex- pest bouse' In town for (ius Fixtures. Ilracketa. tto. I Phone 131S WeJabach Ouiie. gage held by the University of Rochester, city, ciiarfi-o lor juir.

MIcG-KEJVL BROS. nse. Dr. C. H.

fc-llawurtb. lyz Maia-st pens baa racemes lor repairing plates, no matter ttie balance to be applied toward improv .1 i now badly brokea. anil mac lue a iron a as new. North Street. 1'Uone 1J.

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