Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 5

ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE SATURDA Y-. APRIL 5, 1879. NTK.m HKAT AND POHF.K. Democrat and Chronicle. TRAVELERS' RECORD.

ARRIVAL. AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS I Waata, -sale," Far Rent, fo I eAcLn bm xeeealat tare llaew, TWKff-j TT-FIVE CE7IT9 for each lnaerUtm, carh aaditioaal line, FIVB CBflTS. nnminai. Ooax-recetpts bosh; market sctire for onKled. iv fr earner and fr No.

a. bush mt bet oalet bnt Uronmr: Mies T4.ouO bvih ia. aaw- fjr No. 1, HlsSeSc lur auxed Wniura jsaJc ror wbtie ttst. dafiaKwn bUl Ua VlJJ75jtru'8 dttU 4 aucUaived' New Turks H- lUlCrOKrrrr--rnsrket rules ontet tsjt nVm-eaiV-PS Kio qaotetl at Hiil-V.

Hraaa market Heady and BDcBxUArd staKlard quoted at He. rrannlated at SHC powdered at He and eroshei at rfy-c. Molassks market i-ulesqoiet tmt Hla4j-NewOrieatifl noted at at40e. ice market (juift bat st cud tjaroluia qaoted at 6srTj-ie and Isouisiazia HYTE MEI.Vn.LFr 3 LAST Falling leaf and fadin? tree, I jnes or white in a sullen sea. Shadows nmuK on you and xne The swallow are making them ready to fly.

Ooodbye, Rummer! Oouuuye! Goodtiye Hush A voice from the far-awayl 1 Jsten and learn. it seems to say. Ail the to-Bioroows shall be as to day. Tlie eord is frayed and the cruse is dry, Tti link mil! hrcak and the lamp must die Uoodbye. H.ipet Goodbye! Goodbye What are we waiting for? nh my heart, hiss me straight on the brows and part I Again 1 Again My heart my heart hat are we waiting- for.

you and If A pleadlnp look a silfled cry. Goodbye, foreve-l Goodbye! Goodbye 1 NEW YORK STATE. The latest News, by Mail and our Own Special Oorrespondenta, STEUBRfT. On Thursday the Cohocton hotel at f'o hocton was burned. It is supposed the Are originated from a defective chimney.

An nojuiuiuH ouuuing was somewhat injured. The loss is partly covered by insurance. SENECA. Tlie Benera Falls Courier says the hard ireezes uuring me past week have been very destructive to winter wheat in that section many pieces being cut to the ground. Rev.

Mr. Kininouth. of SeTeca Fall. congratulated his congregation last Sunday evening on the prospect of paying off their church debt, saying that nearly enough had nireaay Deen raised and the balance was secured. ONTARIO.

William Cordon Ver Planck, an old and very well known resident of Geneva, died very sudderly on Sunday last, at the residence of his son, 8. H. Ver l'lan, k. The fleneva Courier says a family of colored persons were very seriously jU for some hours last week from the effw-ts of eating poisonous cheese. When the jihysician arrived some member of the family were un -conscious.

Prompt remedies restored them and all wovcred. ALLEGANY. Grace Beecher, of Rushford, a miss of ten summers, has sold her black ringlets for txiO to a lady of Buffalo. The failure of C. and C.

F. Mason, dealers in feed, groceries, etc. caused mu' surprise in Rushford, as they were thought to be solvent. It waa supposed they owned a large block and a farm which they had in their possession. It turns out to be the projwrty of a relative.

The failure sweeps away the hard earnings of many ho can ill afford to lose. Total liabilitast, assets, 1,700. The indelitedness is nearly ail to parties re-si'ling in Kusliford. ALLEGANY. Allegany County will make a g.ai deal more butter this year than ever before, and bee cheese which Is sensible.

J. H. Hrown, of Welhrrflle, is organising two or three creameries for the manufacture of ''gilt-edged butter. The Pikeville well is located in the town of Alma, Allegany county, about two nulea northeast of the poet of Unit name. A friend who has ten 011 the ground says that simVs the plug was drawn the well has made three big flow arsl an irfileftiute number of uoall ones.

All sorts of estimates are ruaiie of the qnnntities of oil discharged, but there disss not seem to be any doubt that there is oil in that vicinity in paying quantities. 1 Tiean Itecorn ORLEANS. The exhibition at Ken. tall academy proved an entire success. The Christian Advent church in Kerslall expe.

to engage Rev. M. Owens as preacher for the year. It is said that Mrs. Bhultr.

who riously disappeared from Uich'a Corner some time ago, has returned b-mia. An open meeting of the Albion grange ill be held in th- Grange ball to-day iSeturdsyi at 2 p. m. to rooajiler the aubji tt cotii men ial fertilisers. Tie.

M.shna Trilsiim says: "It j. said that all the dams ou Nxk Grctxard creek I "low Mr.lniahave wasbe.1 away, in ronae.pien.'w of which our fishermen antsripata fine sport droiang their hues f.a- toe lake tth tliat will uinioubtedly w.u-k thexr way up stream. rti. It. B.

lleekman, of lluislea, Is sere sod 1U. The ladies of I'ena Yan are Ixssunlng wwly UiUretsl in charitable of jerta. J.iLb H. flutter, of Penn Yan, la soon to trtjlbl an elegant dwelling on Mam street. Ninety tli roe tons of dried apple have len ahlpl'd from Hund, during the sut few weeks.

Will iam P. Scofielil, of Benton, fsswatlv sJxughu-rtsl a -alf, eieveu months old, weigh ing 1 pounds. The cimtmt Vn building the n. l'rea-byterian church in I'enn Yan has Issen award ed to Jacob Allinirton. the entire cost of the ediiVw is estiuiate.1 at .1., OoO.

Mrs. Olirsia Martin, one of the old.srt inhabitants of Imndee, left for Newton, Kansas, on Monday last. Mrs Mart.n went to in 1 1 (she was one of the founders of the llundee Baptist cliurch, and she baa left only me who waa a member of tlie church at that time, and only nine inhabitaule who resided there when she came. c.4rrc7.c A hslge of the Kmpire Order of Mutual Aid waa organised at Auburn Wedoesalay evening. Professor I.

V. Flagler commences a series of Morelay organ recitals at the First Presbyterian church, April 7th. He will be assist-1 l.y lirst class vocal talent. Pol h-e-justice Teller, who is counsel for Brotherbm, tlie murderer, left for Albany Thurwlay morning, to present hi case to the governor. lly-jiidge W.sslin ianctuig js.Ikss justice in the absence of Justice Teller.

Rev. H. H. Barnes, of Ifcivleatrm, Oswego county, dieii sud.h lily at the Southern Central railriaid dcjs.t. in Auburn, on Wednesday, while awnituig the 5 p.

train, b.un.1 south. He arriveit in Auburn by the 4: 10 p. in. Central Hudson train, accompanied hy another Oswego county clergyman, name.1 Knyder. They were on their way to attend the Methodist coiifereuc, in session at (Jroton.

Heceased was seventy years of age aud had in apparent hmlth. He lmvea a wife and two sons. WYOMING. The report that a nest of counterfeiters had been discovered at Pike is wholly un-foun'icd. James Howard, a miller at Anade, met with a severe aividetit the other day by hav ing his right arm taught in tlie machinery which Im.

was engaged rttairing. K. J. llillingham, of Arca.le, lately sen-Um-ed bi prison for larce ssibly may serve only a short term. Over residents at his loriuer home have united in a s.titiun to tlie governor of Ohio for his pardon.

At tlie charter election In Warsaw, Tuesday last, tha following pomotis were elected trustees: Joseph W. Brown, 1. Ham Johnson, Alla-rt P. Gage: clerk, Edward M. Jennings; assessors, 8.

Norris Wnitlock, Hmith Helos A. Crippen treasurer, Frank Wilson iolK-e comitalile, Fred F. Mollwain. Tli committee appointed at Wyoming to raise the necessary funds for building a new Baptist church at Wyoming made a re-part the first of this week, stating tliat f5, -100 had been already subsrrltaxl of the OIK) necessary to Imild the church. They were given another week to raise the balance.

The edifice is to la of brick. LIVINUSTON. Rumor says there is to be a grand rally of the lan Mac in Geueeeo before long. Peter Kwarte, of rliwrta, reports seeing a flock of over 100 pigeons in his neighborhood ou Friday. The hoard of trustees of Dansviile have appointed Captain W.

H. unsise street com -nurMioner of that village. The llansville Advertiser kee the school question before the people, and asks, 4 Why can't we do what every reasonable man knows ought to he done for this place, especially for the children of the place. That old 'achool-house in district uumlwr 1 will disniuiear ere long. Rather a novel lawsuit was tried before a justice of tlie peace in Caledonia last week.

The suit was between two brothers, the amount of difference being 1 07, that sum being claimed for the nnreturntsl loan of a necktie and two pairs of stockings. The costs amounted to frllo, OO. The Lima Recorder says: spring term of the Genesee Wesleyan seminary hich commenced two weeks ago, promises to tie one of the most successful terms known ia tlie recent history of the school. April 1st, the whole number of pupils enrulled was 141, which is a much larger numlier than has been enrolled thus early in the spring term before for seven years. Dr.

J. C. Jackam'a lecture on "Health" before the teachers' institute last Friday evening, attracted a larp aud attentive au- dieiH-e. Dr. Jatkson delivered the most uf the lecture sitting iu his chair, and it was Just such a talk as verv teacher issxls to hear full of tlie excellent health phiL'Sophy of i.voorieuco and common sense, tbu' value of which baa been demonstrated by twenty years' experience with patients at Our Home.

Dansviile Advertiser, MONROE. Alanson Higbee, an old resident of Pen-field, has moved to Fairport. Dr. Huntington lecturee at Penfleli Wednesday evening, and at airport, Thursday evening, Rev. Mr.

Adsit, who has been pastor of the Baptist church in Pitteford, for some time, is soon to remove to the west. He preached his farewell sermon last Sunday. Ten licensee have beeu granted in Brock-port, and tha Republic says there are 3 many more places in the Tillaje where intoxicating liquors are sold that are not licensed. ltichard Ostrander, an old citiisen of Hon-eoye Falls, and for the last ten years post, master at that place, has for the past week been confined to his house by serious and pain ful illnesB. The Rev.

Chauncey Hart, who has preached at the last year, is to preach the coming year at Lincoln. The F. W. Baptist church at Penfleld will 1 -m suppiieU I Rev. J.

M. Craudall, the ensuing year. The organisation of a Womatis' Temperance Christian Union in Pittsford was ef -footed on Thursday last. Mrs. Harvey Lfoht was made presidents Mrs.

Marcy and Mrs. Thomas Hayw-ard, vice-president; and Miss Anna Tibbitts, secretary. Mrs, Decker lectured to a large audience in the evening. The Republic says: "Enough tea year tickets of the Brockport union agricultural society have been engaged to insure the fitting up of the fair grounds, and the work will be begun at an early date. There has been a very general and cordial response, both in the village and country, to the request for the necessary means to do the work contemplated.

1 Aa Nathan B. Cole, a wealthy farmer and prominent citisen of the town of Mendon, was driving out of the village of East Meudon, aliout 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon, he was thrown from his boggy utwn the hard frozen ground with such force that his skull was broken by the fall. He expired about an hour after the accident. Mr. Cole was the oldest livino son of tH, ll.n.

ivt. ouiwji -oie, lor many years supervisor of the town, who died age. nis euow-citisens a few years since showed their confl- culling mm tor three successive years one of the tow assessors. He leaves a wife and two children a son and daughter. H.ir.vf.

The teacher's Institute of Wavne couuty will commence at Marion, April 11th. Hr-v. T) Hnet i tenan church, in Sodus, preached his farewell sermon no l.u. 1 on icatea in a short time for Marshall, Mich. Tlie spring term of the Wayne iriunty court.

Judcre PnuU ...01 sui njiu- menceat the court-house in Lyons, on Mon- is t.s 1 1 ciiwi vaiiinicm or testimonial Is-neht to the Clyde brass land, uxii 111 uj.ie, Monday evening. April 7th. Ned Turner and Charles Howard are to assist in the making of the enterprise a success. Saturday night or rather Sunday morn ing for it was after mkbtight several of the roiiirb. off 1 1 on Canal street, in that village, ami to.vk from him by force a valuable gold The watch, uninjured, was found Monday morning, in a ditch on i Ni.l.'W 1 Th.

1 pulpitis nave iieen rrrsted, and one of them was on Mon.lay morning, held to await the action of tlie gran.1 jury. His name ii Fh-un. The lArtnerslitn hi.n,i.f. 1 George Wooili-ufr ami Newton Moore, in tha ownership of the Clyde hotel bnilding at Civile, ha, lsen ibasolveil. Mr.

Missre is iuiw sole owner of tlie property, whi'-h is to lie witfth about la, -000, Mr. sire gave his house and adjoining land on Sibley street, lestiiualed value I IK10. axul 1 1, OOO in cash f. Mr. Wood -ruff 's lialf, Frank Sherman will continne as proprietor of the b.el making it iu the fu -lure, as in tl past, ilia most p.pular hotel in Wayne county.

The Clyde correspondent of the Lyons RrpuhlKan "An arta-le that appeared iu III lira heater IVmsicrat and Chronicle last Friday morning in regard to certain cannon sunk in the river a short distance west of here baa considerable When Aaron 1 nswoSl tirst rains to thia town in thirty four years after the invasion, the si -y jf Ll. alauaiooed oaonon was talk. A man named King claimed to kiw its exact l.s-ation asw-rtcl that he Itfsl dived down, and not only sen it, but put bis band 111 the muxle. No attempt was nuvle to rsnirer it at that time, but somewhere) si. ut the year I 441) a wan-li was made font.

Aan Grt.w.sd ami Keriah Redn. lii, in com -pany with the Mr. King who claimed to know where It was, w-ont up the river tothe cove atsl snt some Utne in (ssarcbing for that old cannon, Imt failed to find it. The busincs. of CIv le are look Ing up.

Certain formerly employed wilh the nmnuriu the tbeTwin Broth -ers east In Waterloo liave rented the three hru-k bud ling, formerly known as Uie Anirnran hotel, nn stnst, and are intending p. maiiuf yea-t iat, on a large -al. A gentleman from Kr kis.rt has reiiNst the t.iiu-t proi-ny, on North Park street, lor the surrsiw of aud Isttleing various drmks. Il is reiorUsl ai 1 ntnu-s'Iy wislieil timt the repiirt may prove tniei tliat Isaac Miller, a former pro-jersses lonk- and men int of Civile, win has under a cloud for a few years, is atstit to emerge from his olcurity. retiirc Ui Clyde, re i.s upy his fontier elegant u-ansion on West (rcue.e stnsst, and, h-st of all, commence the manufacture of starch oa a large si-ale in the building on Ford street, formerly known as the Kl dutillery.

If this rs-ioit does prove true, and "Ike" I. soioes a riltsea of lyiie, ith the 'issady b.lack bun, be will make bnsiuesa a little more lively in tluit town. TUB AT A man giving Uie name of Henry Morton was rw-eriily IIwxmI out of 7S0on a train I-t(-en Home and Hymnise, by tliree rard ntciiteidiari-frfi. With the aid of oiHwm he re-Menl t7v0 at but no arreu were made. Juntirre (Kborn haviiitr deiiioil the motion on behalf of the ChemicaJ ttaiik (f New York for an order diluting the rwceivcr of the Merrhanta and Mwhaiiit' bank of Troy to Iy said lnk tin' tnim of 1H, t- col-l-ted in its arvoniit, the attorneys of th i uucai lrf.nk on Ttiunslay, Hid a n')ti of apiH-aJ lo the generui unu from uch de- CislOII.

ank Maryittroyd, of Haldwirtsville, di, niormnjr from the effects of niorphim-which be lia.l taken the night before. He took it deliherately. fM-ls-Htian Duffy has l-tyn trying hanl to get up a rmtm to cont4-tt the mat ut Judge MtiMm in rNinizrefu. It has lieen found, h.jw-ever, that Thedflens lmard, a fureman in a rt-M-rvoir in MailLton comity, flisclmrireil a -mimtwir ItcrniUit-ana they would not Ktipport Duffy. Several mM-tings tha citizens of the town of Wiilumutoti have held at Pult-ncyville, tti take iiicaurvs to prot-t their piojerty sMX'-iiMhe t-is of the incendiary.

liM endiary tlrea have been frtNpient in thtt ItM-ality in the lat few niouths. An insuramv agent from Aibany vaa present at one of the j.Heting, ami spoke on the sul.je of hiiitbary fire. (sKhU4L NOTIIH. William Atorpvr 500 for the proay-n-tion of Cuirie, Ute aiaMaMsin of the a--tor Portor. The tberrnoniHtier at Atlanta.

Tbunt-dy, stord at di-K The javh, p. ao.1 apple croiare ruinvd. Newport ia niakinff preparatitrM for tlie, centetinial in hmr of WiUiam K. C-lui lining, the great Uuitariau lcivler. The Oreen Biy and IVliunesota ra(tnad will tie aold April liOth, on forechwure of Unit and j-wcsKid mortgage bonds, afrgrefratiui' 000.

UOO. Tb of twenty fi ve apj il cants aa -BwertKi all the quest ions at the liiit civil er-ice examination in the New York custom house on 1 bursday. The collection of owned by ho is reputed to have ltn John Moixiswey 'is partner, v. a sold in New York, on Ihumlay, fnr 9S3. 000.

Marion Ward, an a forowl her way into the ajrtmenta of Alice Uariisjon, an actn-Hs, at the t'oleuiati house. New York, lute WnliHanday night, in punniit oi Wash- 1. tRton Nathan, sou of iWojaiuin Nathan, who ai niuidered uiue ytni ao. She shot in the neck, mid he fled. Mias Ward was ejtvU-d and Miss Harrisoti left for 11-Won.

The cauae of the shoot uiK ia said to have lseu jealousy. It ia not known how serious Nathan's in juriert are. UAMHUTON NOT KH. The cxMuirBNMiotial dtnetory ahows 211 lawyers in t-ongreiwi. The total number of I nit -ii t-oldieni in both bouaoa ia 54, and of txmfedemUw, 85.

The treasury artment adlu ree to Mr. Mcf'ulh-i h's old ruling that there, is no rem -ety for the rightful owners attliuit thiertt in -(tM of governuietit Hecuritiew payable to the bearer. Ililcy, in a published card, aayj Le retried as enutmohiritof the department agriculture trciituse uuwilhtijf to incur fur-tlrfirritsk of Ijt injj: trmUMl ilirHMurt-xusly wheu-eytr be matte any sugewtion for too bcaellt of tin uiviijjon. OUR NEW YORK LETTER. Mulay's Weekly BudgH of News and Goesip.

A PrrArrTntG City Hew Yohk Rixgs nr Nkw Jerskt Tmt Doo Show Fanciers-Sib Walter Scott's Htvs or Doos ROS IKKJ Ro U8SE AC Lo OF Dots How Moset is Madk. Ccrretpondciice of the lmocrat and New York, April 3, ISTfl. On the first ot the month the city of defaulted on its interest to the amount of 10, OOO and is now oonfiidered bankrupt. It be aaid that it is to a large degree ty iiew York influence. When the place wan merely Elisabeth town and under Jersey rule, it waa noted for solid wealth.

The rapid advance of our tmburban towns and their headlong irjeream of debt is due to the introduction of metropolitan cutstoms. inchidmg the habit of speculation. The entire district called 44 thirty miles from New York, which once wan a scene of rural prosperity, now afflicted with half-built villages and overgrown towns, ail encumbered with debt. Almost every owner wants to sell, but taxes and improvement are so high, that piirrhaaers are not to be found. When ever one diiOTAses the advantages of such a place, the first thing favorable to be mentioned is 4 that it in so near New York.

1 So near indeed, it may be replied that New York spe-iilation has proved ruinoiw. Every village Lias its ring patterned after metropolitan fraud. Elisabeth is a sad Ulustration of the New York system. It has been plundered by speculators. There is one reason why suburlian pronerty is now avoided as much an possible and the elevated road will lead multitudes to return to this city.

It will require a quarter century for Elizabeth and many other towns to recover from the damage inflicted by New York aliarperm, THE DOO SHOW. Gilmore's Garden has ceased to be the scene of a pedestrian mil is now under re-Iteration for a dog show. The last efforts of the women walkers were a painful ispectacle and such a contest should never again be encouraged. It was not a pecuniary success and this indeed could hardly have U.en expe-tl. The ds-g show, however, will no doubt be a source of profit.

The prenent tran.sformat.on of the place recalls the fact that Uiltnore's gnnlen has wittwssed a greater variety of changes than any other structure in America. It was first a railway depot, after which it became distinguished as Haruum's hippodrome. Then it was selected as the most fitting place for the Moody and Sankey effort, where thousands gathered in solemn worship. It was also the scene of the Hebrew fair, whose success as of so marked a character. Then it was turned into a winter garden and afterwards it contained the 1 Cfjngress of beauty.

It has lecn tlie favorite spot fur athletic contexts of highly exciting cliaracter, then it was a skating rink and also the st-ene of a rat fair. It has witnesstd the marvelous pageantry of the Arion masquerade and also a grand musical performauce, and now xuee i the dog show, the only from which music is riaturallv de- i barred. What a strange variety of purpose Speaking of the coming fair. it may at lirst be tnirprtsing to s.e the enthusiasm of some dg fam-ern. yet when one realises the tJie power wnicn thw animal exercises over human race, it is not ho much a matter of wonder.

A man who cannot love a dog would be by some considered deficient, almost in a moral point of view. OTHER CAMXr. FEATt'RE. Speaking of dogs one is reminded 'of a cor-re ticn which a modern tragedian i Henry. Ir-vingi has made in SlmktwpeAre.

1 The dog will have hut bay umtead of his day and this reading seems very stvisibie. That Shakespeare as undoubtedly a close observer of this animal spT.arent to all who read his works, and in Macbeth he mentions a variety of breeds As hotiDils aiKl'Tej, hounds, spaniel-t, eiir, Shotiirhs, water nitrsrs and demy w-ylre are clepl Ail hj ihf same T1m value of this ammal in areHcnt times is indicated by the worship of the drg Anubis. hile even the tdea of Tartarus was not co -plete without the thxee-healed Vrtkems. Among other aiMnent facts may lie mentioned the I'ynica, of whom ingtne was the most ibstingiiiehed. tn the pavement of exmvol famtymtt fmrn1 tha Inscription.

'cjre fii-iem beware of the dog. One flints this animal, imieed. among the mniet attendants of tlie honian family. AXD SCOTT. AnrnnR mrtlern dog fab lers may Ij mentioned H'pgartfa, who mtroduoed this animal a often a isoaeihle into his pictures, and in his owti portrait (painted by himself) lm ttv-orite dig apiearsair his companiou.

Walter 8-ott was iarticulai ly foi.d of ds-gs and bke Hogarth haa one iu his lxt iortrait. Scttt owned tin larin-st d' of tliat ihiv in Oreat ftntarn. Wing a uus.sti,fs.x feet in leuh In, nwuitii tr. Ihs. hLfti.i,inr.

Ins moutii ts the beginning of the tail. Hi stagl.ouud Mania wae for many years a favorite coniamon, and his death t-caiomsi the I f.llowuig ianigraph in a letter from the nu- tbor to his sou. 1 -Id Mftnla diel nuiftiv in hi straw week, after takmg a goxnl sup per, ne if tuni t-puenUi his monument. Tliat moiMttnent may htill Isj seen at Abbotu-foni, and the 1-atin epitaph un hexnnketer, may be translated thus lecncsth ll sculpturvd form which once Sleisi'UiMlly, Mania, at your ntaste', door. Scott aff-s tion for Uih ajunuii was such that Murda wa.i r-pnduced He vis in Vood-tx The family love for -scs is still farther alio by the fact that when 's dauht-'rs had their jHrtrniu taken Mania was made the comiMUiion of Sophia, while Anne luu Camp' by her side! Scott's inti'otluction of dojfs iu Uuy Maiiner-ing isafcature of su intenxt an American la.lv who greatly admired tiielxskob-tained st ime animals the Charles hope' breed in honor of Uie author.

BTBOS. This poet ha-l a high appreciation of sihh auimals and ont- of his earliest ftrt was that of his favorite dog, conceniiiu; which he thus writes to Boafe-wain is dead. He expired on tiie after suffcrmg muh, vet retaining all Ute gentltneta his nature to the I have now it everything except old Murray. The iminuuMHit whk-h Hynm rected in memory ot tins ammal is the most not livable tribute of tiie kind since the 'life's Grave' of old tune at Salaiuis, and it is htill a prominent feature at New-stesad abbey. The following is Uie epitaph, which is lunger than that which mark the lrmt reat-ing place of itsauUior: "Near this spot are deposited the remains of one who p4ssed U-auty, without vamty strength, without uisoJcnce; cotu-age, without ferocity, and all Uie virtues of nuui, without his vices.

This prau-, which would Iss un moaning nattry if inscribed over human a-ihos, is but a just tribute to the memory of HoaUwatn, a dog who was born at Newfoundland, Mav, 1 and died at New stead ablsy, IS 1H0H. To mark a frit-D-l remains these stonci arijae. Oecr knew bui one aud here he he. IAUwain was buritsl in a vault, and it was Byron's request mentionei in bis will) to be placed by hi aide. The relatives, however, conclmle.1 to have the bunal in Uie church at llackiie.ll, near Ncwittl, wliere his mother nnd sifter an also laid.

i-oalwain, therefore, lies alone in hut glory. OTHER POETS. Hy iron's attachment to dogs was so great that be had ont of these animal with him at Muttolonghi, and when his corftst was conveyed to Newstead. the dog whs a part of the funeral escort. This dog was a of 1 km wain, hose name be bore, aud he was through the remainder of his life, a highly valued member of the Newstead household.

When Irving visited the place he saw Boatswain and mentions him with admiration in his sketch of the ably. In connection with this subject, it may be added that Koossoau was to a marked degree subject to the influence of his favorite dog, Hume said the latter hail great contnil over his master, ''whose atUstion for it was beyond all ex-prewion or conception." Another instance of tl.e love of uien of geuius for such animals was foumi in Cowiier's sT-ianiel "Heau. Pope had a canine favorite called Bounce, 1 whose he uitHirned with deep telernesa. It as in this caunecU(n that he said, "History is more full of examplea of the fidelity of dons than of frieniUt. Byron said: How many there are Uiat will sym-Iathise with Uii Mntuneut.

It the opinion of C'uvier Uiat tuu dg waa nwwrinary for human society, anl indeed tkarbarous nations owe much of their elevation over the brute to the rsisessitin of this auiinal. To bring thse rertectiou tt) a close it may be said that the exhibition of a thousand vanetiea of (bigs at the approaching show will prove one of the great attraction of Uus svason. rOCW ANO BATH, Speakirg on this subject I am reminded tliat rat terriers are now in constant deratnd by reason of Uie increasing appetite for cat baiting. Mr. Uergh recently made a descent in a rat pit iu a stable in Clinton place, where be found a large number witirexsing this crual s) rt.

A nobsl rat catcher informed me not long ago that be hud orders ahit for all the rat be could take, the price being ten cents apiece. Ho said that the day previous he had sold 1 r.0 tor this purpoee, and added that there um twenty -live rat pit in the city. At one of ttvcse pUuea raU have bean recently the far onto dogs Is ing generally what are culled temem. One of the most ex-pt rt of thene animals killeil 100 rata in eijcht minutea. Tins is a great fent, and the woo-f' rfid tluit Acwniplbihed it is valutsl at 100.

Mr. Bcrh. however, is on the look i 1 Oreanl.atlen or a onipanr Cadpp the nolle ratent taplial. 100,000. Ist rvening a meeting of prominent business men and capitalists was held in the office of Mortimer P.

Reynolds in the Arrade, to perfect an organiaation for the introduction of steam heat and power under the Holley system. The company was formed under the name of the Rochester Steam Heating and Power company. The amount of capital subscribed waa 1 100. COO. It is understood probably by the majority of our readers that the uses to which the 9' earn, furnished by this company, is to be devoted, are heating, supplying power to factories, etc.

in short, for general ntrfacturing and domestic purposes. The officers of the company, elected last evening, are as follows rresident Oer.rge C. BuHl. Swtvtary-I. W.

Butts Treasurer- UmTO E. JennitiT. Trusiees-trtonro f. lincU. Patrick Barrr.

M. F. Jit-ytiuldH, James K. Booth. Henry W.

raiic. 1. W. Hutts, Nilham. Kiniljall.

K. Sluuif'ird. UlM-onaln Trout nlture. To the editor of the Democrat and Llironicte: Sib: This season the state of Wisconsin hatched about BOO, 000 brook trout fry, and they have lost a large percentage of them, it is claimed, hv the superintendent, Mr. Welsher.

I hope the i-oninmnny win not censure Mr. Welsher too harshly until they have heard both sides. He lias not had much experience in handling young brook trout and has had to take the advice of others. There are some of the most successful trout farmers in the state of Wisconsin that there are In any country. I told Mr.

Welsher that he bad better see them, and If he could get their manner of treating the young fljJi, that he had better adapt their practice rather than ours, as the practice in ona locality may fail tn another. He saw the parties that were succewful trout growers, and supposed he had got their manner of treatment of the uuiilS try anu iaueo. Mr. elsher knows how to take salmon trout and white Ash spawn and hatch and raise the young as well as any man in the country. I believe he is the only man that has ever raised white fish, fed artificially, until they were two years old.

I know he is one of the shrewdest and closest observers that has ever been in mv employ. He was with me for several years and was one of the best men 1 ever had. If he had followed my practice I think he would not have had any trouble, as what we told him would have lieen to the best of our knowledge. Uf all the kinds of ash that fish culturists have yet undertaken to raise, brook trout are tlie hanlest. Kearly all writers on the subject say that they are easy to raise.

I say they are not. It is a very difficult thing to do. There are not ten suoi-essf ill trout grow -ers in the country. Krrn 0 UKCx. liochestcr, April 4.

Ileallnr Hallroad Cars. New York Heral One great problem which the railroad com -panes have been endeavoring for years to solve la the question of heating the tars with the greatest mfety and least discomfort passengers. The starve at either end of each car has not only failed entirely to supply the want, but in cases of disaster has proved fatal. Mr. MiCrea, division superintendent of the Kew York and Philadelphia branch of the Pennsylvania railroad, and several sentlemen interetfed in railroad matters and memtier of the preaa of this city and Philadelphia, yesterday made a short excursion to test a new system of beating.

The plan is briefly this:" A small boiler and engine are placed in one end of the baggage car attached to ea train, and occupy a spas of not more than six feet of the length of the car, leavinz ample room for baggage purposes. Along the sides of the cars run ouutcd pipes alout two inches in diameter, and with stretch at each end sufficient to allow f.ir the strain on the plat forms on starting or at curvea. The pipe ia so arranged as to form a continuous circuit around tl.e entire train, and tlie engine Is set to w.rrk hot water Is pumtied through the tubes, passing along one aide of the train and returning hy the other to the boiler. The pipe are hy w.sklen lnm, under which they ate attached in each car to cubical wooden boxes with valves attached, through which a constant stream of fresh air can enter whichever way the train Is thus combining heat and thorough veutilation tltruugh the entire ear in an equal degree. nlrreach passenger seat ia a nemi tuba of ccrrugated iron, with a regulator at tie.

end In in center of the car, ao that M. paasengrr ran hy opening or closing Una maintain comfort anil venUlaUon. Iecl.lon Affirmed. The rare of 8. llockfellow againat Ed ward A.

Fruat which waa deckled in favor of the plaintiff in the oiuxuripal court has been affirmed on appeal by the oounty court, the plaintiff's daiiiazea being fixed at i15. The as, will be reuieniU-red aa being brought to render me clerk Liable for failure place a certain nMnlg.ige usjn a and is ra-L-anled by the bar a. an Important one. Iloraj'e MHiuire has conducted thei-ase for the I lauitin from the first, and Messrs. John S.

llniKwt and J. A. ritull apearej for the de-f-niant on npieal. ll ha. Isjen hotly contest ed and the dts-ision turned solely uji-tn the lenj issue invujved.

Culled Slalr. PrlMaer Vrom Hunal. two niteu tstat.sx pnw.n..rs arretei and neia for the grand jury that city, the HutTalo ommercial of last vein u-pulaislfd the following: This I)e). uty I nited Htjitea Marsluil Tokv tart.l for Rochester with rank K. Davis anil Henry Howard, the latt, a colored man.

The rirst-nanud Is with aelling cigars without a license at roreotville, and Howard with perjury in the case of Mary An lerson, the onion convH-tcd of obtainuig pension money affilaviu. The prisoners will lie hsljred in the Rochester jail to await trial at the ik rt term of tlie United Klat-s district court. Novel Literary Enterprise. "-very ierson who has a litirary is sure to have some books, which have served their use itb him, and hich he ould lie ghvl to ex-cl ange for others. To meet such wants is one object of the American Book Kxchange, 55 Ileeknian street.

New York. They gather such sift ngs from thousawis of libraries, and each contributor draws what he wants, or cash, if he does not want books. Catalogue riunilsr 70, of hooks in every department of literature, all offered to the highest bidder, for cah or for books, will be sent on application for a three cent stamp. tow Ooeei and Fntnu printed at thU Omtm on the ehvrteet notice andat the most reaeonabGiratee LEGAL, RECORD. COURT OF APPRALH.

Aijxakt, April 4, 1ST7. Present Oilef Judge Sanford E. Church and Assis-lale Judges Kapello, Andrews, Kolger, Miller. Earl and Iianfortli. The followiriK is the day calendar for this court for April 7: Numbers IS.

147. IM, 167. 16. 170, 171. BUMKMKCOUKT, URSKRAL TERM, FOURTH DEPARTMENT.

At a general terra of the supreme court fourth judicial di.iartiiielil. held at the court house In the city of Ktcl. ester, Monroe county, on tlie 4th dar of April, 17W. 1 ITeMent ll(m. John Talcott.

presiding Justice Hon. Janies I Hmith and lion. George A. Hardin, Justices. M'rrio CAI.rShAK.

11. lark, respt, vs. Kilslia l.anlner. appll. Anrued.

Niimlier tA Hiomaa W. K.anset al. rpts James Ix.yle. appli. Argued for apiiellant and submitted by NumlerTU-laniel G.

Powers, respt, vs. Henry B. lmmers et al. Anrueii. Nunilier 71 George K.

Harvin, ret, VA Grand Marvin, appli. Argued. OKSKHAI. ALKsriAa. Butnher 7 Thaddeusl'.

Bes. plaintiff in error vs Ihel'eopleoflliestatmorNew York. defendatlU in error. Conviction affirmed and writ and Slav set aside, by default. Number ll-Tliomas rlulwell et al, alm'm, etc appli.

vs. UiabeUi bwartout et al, adia'rs, etc reM-ts. Ar--uel. Number 8 Mary Parltn, vs. Hugh J.

Jewett, rssel.er. etc. Number -Jay L. Klaler, by guardian, respU, ts. I'harlesf'liurcliill.

trustee of BCbool dis-trv t. etc. Kubmltted. Court adjourned until Monday, April 7, al 10 o'clk A. The following- Is the day calendar for this court for Mnnday, Apnl 7: Numbers IB.

89 81U, M. Ill, S3, 57 OK, It, 7S, "6. SVPRRMR COVRT-SPECtAL TERM. Special term of the supreme court, held at the court bouse in the city of K(H-hester and eounty of Monroe, in axul for the state of New York, on the 4lb day of Apiil, lHTw. Present lfon.

Charles Dwight, juatioa of tha supreme oourt. This court was engaged during the day in hearing ei 1 (sine aiul Ungated mouona Ouirt adjourned to balurday, April 5, at clock A. M. COUNTY COURT ARB COURT Of SESSIONS. At a rerular term of the Monroe oounty court and c.urt of issioiia, held at the court house to Um city of Hochester and of Monroe am he 4th day of April.

te7, Monroe, oa Monroe oounty Judge; (iharlea H. True and William Kimball Justicea of seastona. Niimlnsr so-riamuei Rockfellew va. Kdward A. Inw.

Verdict for plaiiitiff. tia.SiV Nunilsar 5a John 11. tck s. Itobert Halter Juror drawn and case over the term. Number IBV-Wiliiam Adamann va.

Fraocla Ellis. for plaintiff, Nl. Trial jurors excused uutU Monday morning. April 7th. at llio'clock.

The following la the day calendar for this oourt for Monday, April 7: Nunils-r. Mi Tt, Wl, SS, 89, 70. 7 74 58 711. 7H. SI.

rW. 15. at, sa. (ourt adjourned to halurday, April 8, at 9 o'clock a. It will km OBkaavED that the full name, date and residence or place of business are given in the testimonials for the Norwegian balm for catarrh, that, from time to time, appear in the advertising columns of this pt-P-r, which Is the best of evidence that they are gonuine.

wt for these exhibition--, and his success in Clinton Htrcct shows what can be done. THB KERB WH.U The deciiqon of the courts in tli is matter is a rrefih proof of the danger of rrortponing beneficence until after death. Every man wno desires to accomplish any benefit of the should do it himself and thug become his own executor, instead of leaving it to th pont-hnmoos uncertainty. How often we see the elaborate plans of benevolence, which may adorn a will set aside hv the mimt.i. ztetA Such was the case in the will of the late Henry A.

Kerr, concerning whom a number of curious point may be given. He was for instance the -icfae(t grocer this city ever contained, having left an estate estimated at a million. Never before has such a fortune been achieved by the most successful of this branch of trade. For many years I knew Kerr as a Broadway shopkeeper, but how little did I dream of his immense wealth. This shows how rapidly men mar get rich when they have got into the proper track and also how secret the stream of wealth, may be kept from the public eye.

No one who knew Henry Kerr as a plodding grocer, imagined him to be worth more than other leading men in the trade. He was. however, not nn)r richer than any of the jobt-ers aud importers of whom he made his purchases, Imt also richer than any of his customers. He had a good run of trade, lived economically and invested his profits in real estate and in other productive investments, which in the course of a long life made the retail grocer a millionaire. in the same secret manner wealth flowed iito the hands of John Jacob Astor, who was really worth a million before any one supposed that he was in any more than a well-to-do condition.

HOW sKWET Iff HA OK. This is done by getting into the channels of weaitn. home men make monev out of friendship. Shak.speare. for inatance.

so won tlie admiration of the Earl of Soutiiunpton. inat me laiter mane mm a present of what really was a great fortune. To go further back, it is said that the Poet Horace received of Ma-cenaa, his wealthy patron, a present of his Sabine farm, If the reader thinks uiese sMHements overarawn, let mm turn to the hKtory of Judge Hilton. This man obtained his immense wealth, aa the premium of friendship. He cottoned up to a rich merchant with such suo-em as to obtain a legacy of 11,000,000.

this being the targest bequest on record ever made for mere friendship. Soon after Stewart's death Hilton made an exchange with Mrs. Ktewart by which he obtained the entire stock of goods and other personal property belonging to the late merchant priDce, to the value of $8,000,000. This is rather hand) me pay and shows how profitable this paine can be made. If you can thus play into the affections of a rich man then it is im-partant to iret into the channels of wealth as they may be found either in commercial or pmfessional life.

Many a man has struggled years to attain sucress and has been almost ready to alndon hope when some lucky chance has tfaitwn him into a train of circumstances which led to wealth. Grant Thor-burn for imtance found him ruined as a nail maker when cut nails were introduced. One day a stranger pniriased of him a rose which be was carrying hom and thus led him to become a florist in which business he made a fortune. One of our richest law firms (Dav I Lford) was fourided under similar adversity. lantel Lord a anindastrirmsvonnelaw-yer.

but bis profession hanlly supported him. On reachiiig forty he seriously thought of alndoning the struggle for siicoess in Newr York, but before doing this he counselled with a veteran member of the bench. The latter urged him to remain, and the result was that Mxn aft-rward Uie way of patronage opened and the once struggling lawyer became a man of great wealth. He waa afterward John Jacob Alitor 's lawyer and drew his will, and the firm hich he fiunded is still empkyed by the Astor family. It was in the office of Day Ijord, izhteed, that Waldorf Astor pursued ou legal rtuuiee.

OTHER TSTMtCX. Our best men often struggle in poverty till their destiny is turned by some unexpet-ted incident. Tlie man who built the New York hotel began life very poor and was employed on a brig which sailed to the AVest Indies. One day an old Vuaker who saw th cargo put imo i lie noia, noticed some vacant space and made the remark, Friend, fill that witfa brooms and I will pay thee all thee lonea. The advice was taken, and the venture was so that it hd to a traJiV in wnich Hi-k.

in Field became noted for wealth. Iu this manner the shipi-r of brooms becanw the builder of the New York hotel, which is worth a million even in these dull times. How men are to get into the lej-t channels is a question which cannot he answered here. It implies proper elements of character, which may be develop, rnto ac-efw but it may be said In ncluiUon that until a man make his way into some such channel as above referred to bemnv Uat around the metroitolis all his life and "iCT the ttan MAf FINANtlAli AND tX3lUCClAX. KOCHE8TEB H1ARKET9 FKID1V.

Ravttsst dally for tn tetiiermt antl Crotileia. GRAIN FolJowuiaT ar ths niiinf eaotauoai paid by buTertWBBsT bJ0i0fte bosh for Pott, white MW-hijjnu. and Wrfli, l(ltC Das for CTswsoti. lOOax Kmc butth fur Ambarsua WTij', rKKj a boivb for KakI Gfho4i irrsdsf. only iiisndtnx oatstds snoes.

Cxjkji ztm4 at SM)lOo 9 00 as for wbtia and uav49c fur rei)n. Oats iiaotea at sN30c for mixed and 9u4 toss for whit. Era eaotasd ml SotSic. so Ba aiT QDotad at tor four-rowed acd ionoe for tsoivd. DKKDUWrHootsl UBOuM 100 outside price for cboice Unttit puts.

HAT TKA W-KUlowUut sr iht rniliur un. sfcordtna to ranetr and ondittoa. Bai.xi) Hat-OOwTc 100 sntaw SsttT Uyo tor oat and wheat, for ry and fta iur boadled rya, CTBRltNT QCOTATION3 PAID BY BCTsTRS: prttaiibss baan, scoirdlns- to vsrletf 7Tisjst Appies tHiftb, secordiiitt to arietT 4Oo to crjios a 1.4ise lAaii4( ('heesaoshclessJe) SW-jm- Cst lioa; (htfsai dossn Tiwil'i Ollli'flM buh Mla v. Turnip bunh STosj-tSc IsltV TThAIV IWisif i WlmT Aw'! btt pftl'-t bbi hiiMri. onoas) Dried Apples Bit-ached Allien process a 4 luimoo si a Diessed TnrkerH Irwel ChU ken.

ft Beatvs Mtdiuat bash do Mam.wi do White Kidnei bash do Kd KidnrTs bash fteeda Titncthy bpsh dti -Mmdum t'luTer bush dO IsSXK rOTflJ- Etea Hlr Hide ft do and Heifers ft do Bulla and Slant ft Ss ins i jiiii Mint nanti fSliACp knis do Tlf Ssm ins K.eeis ft do tr to ft Tsilow-ltouah ft do Triad ft traVM Rfovesnenta of Floor tod Grain. wkkkt.y nr. -kipts-ai la. for the wee riciir. Wheat, Oats, Barley, i 'tilrajro Mitsaukee nu- uiwi.

ourn. uuxri. Ssx.r'a fiM i.iW aia.A-i saw) itT.srij uttiyg i "tetin is rsi. ion ssh lo.sv tr.it if I trii lltjelaiid 3. 14o U.ifMU dw.uO la.rsw l.M) T.rtal week.iriO.TU SWH.i ys JW ST wc-lt, Ktl.ii tS4 VA 1 lK TH! tVty lis Vt.

w's, Th. life. tit l.h-s.Snf. iSilis fVt s-4 t'r. w'k, "TT r.

1 5 -v. JTtV lvi.iiO iw 414 fr. s. ltu 1 mi HOO ln w.l Also. iCi.sMie buali rye In Kj rrs bush la ISTK N.Y.STOCIt AND IflONRT 11 A KTW FoUuwina are tha chazures la the Stocks oamed (mads op frvat Lbs last Bsiardl stnev Apnl S.

AOVANCSIK lielawarwA Hodsoo li Wnh west era Nitrthwesiasrn rarsnf a oi umbos. New Jersey Kxck Ut-uid. Milwaukee St. Mil. A Paul Wab.

a Kurt Wajne Lae. a West llan. A tt- Cuiaila 6outhara New York Kne Kne preffrred Mu hifJiiiitrsJ Ijkks Kb4rs Pnntils Central Cleveland a Pit tabor. DsnJKWn. Panama BurUnfrtw AQalDey VI t'hicssoA Alton 1aJ liaa.

A Si. JoT prwf ChicaaoA All-in La teat nvneurr Niw Toax, April Uonay at 4 cant. marcaailla sapar elosed aWst? emuU 4UolaaiiKac.usad at tm4 for toati and 4HT4 for abort. Oovsrnment bonda steady. Ball, nmrtf active, Htockstbls aliernoon were stroiuf and bttther.

Hales lno.OUO shares, 34.000 of which were Nmhweet4M-9. SS.O0S New Jersey Central and 4A.000 Irt-laware, A Western. UOVKttlSMKNTS. D. B.

flsot 'HI u. S. new as U. M. IVsOeen.

ofS7 1t New ..7. 1 J4 I'. 8. b-aio res'- ef sh. iml NewasnsS sVJ C.

ltt-4t ess nu KA1LWAT STOCK Delaware ft NnrthwHtwii bt-st rmta Morris a csiciD I'niiio Tel A. A P. Tclesrapb 1'acttle Mail New Vurk taaitrsl. HC'. t'leva, a 4.1 nuw jurnty H.iek 1-sland Milwaukee A SL Paal 4-3 wit.

4S raui umi. Fit. faul on waa. a Krle llsrkwUu i'hioasTo A Alton 77 a Chicsw A Alton praf.lflH Ohio A Mmalsalppl Uta, lac. A W.wiim uilT Mirhykn Panama Piiu.n I j-ke Shore lliinolat'entral Ctevoland A Pill.

NurLhwssiern Ti Burllnatton A Wuinoy.llsisU WW Han. A J. vasal. IVaT OuH CaiMda pAririr ttAii.Hi) i. RiiMtui (kDtraJ Paclflc linl ljuvd Grants Utiaia.

PatHflo 1st 1 etnktna KXPKRKS BTtK'KS. Adams Krpi-asa 1 Amnnisn TTrfiross waiis, haricu A tat L'altwd Slata JOB RBW lOMkk iHAKK BTS. tXTTON--Martet Hf. salt-s l.irTii hiile at 11-vm for middling npianda. L'Ll-U AN MKA bbls Market for eiala and W-tem wttimut import 1 1 tn pne.

rtsl as hilluw- tai.as H.jotor No. 8. Ri.iaiAii.To for supenine Wrirn nd Htsia, H.lia:i.stt f.rr.rumon tAtfiM-l ertra Wasu mand Bu.te. 4. au for aood ohotos extra V.

eateni tu.d St aits, 4. UVSS. ia oomraoi. to ehoios estem BKira. f.T fr etminon to sfpod extra ihto and SH Mvan.TS fereoaioioii to cknic til Ira ml.

Umii- oiaxaat cinainA, ipnct. Kvi Ki.ol'S -niarket Mea.u ut tales at 'r ni-iirnne etsta and Weniern. oas kluis avar-ket tiii let ft-iit a al Sa.itWi!.'.!! i.Kain WurT Ktmvipta ia4. one trash; market tuh-n nuui but tii-it, spmiK; Winter dull and pUh I'M! IK HI al lUniliCjc fur liljr.a!,.,) ttMMtiit Nu. 1 Wimw rtvt, 11Msuac tt.rlur No.

Bun kr. No. 1 while and 1 1 l'4c fcr wMtf Mtite. Kv market rule, dn'l stale si thK-c-Hw-e. ami.

icy niartott quht bnt steads: saicsSAWju l'Uh fevUaiK at40c. ALT- tuarkvt JtUlaul TRAINS DEPART. Dtnrt Road Kent). Spec. Y.

Ex. tlil.1 ep.ix.yitx..i:i5i.M. Hay 45 a. Accom 1:00 p.m. 8 W.AL 4r46p.ll.

W.At. Ex. St. llSP.M. A.

Road (Barf). gxpreas. 6 :00 A. M. ju STS-- trtlAUW C.

BjOF.S lake Mvia Ro4 (But J.lfrlrt Exprea.l2:10 A. M. orth era Day 646P.M. jfockestar and State Line Hood. Maft 6:80 A A Express 6 36 P.

Northern Onlral tCxpreae 7 :38 A M. xprecs 6 0 p. M. foUi Rood WVrfV LP Til Arrom P.M. TlaT ExnreW-.

6: P.M. Einixranx :30 p. M. Chicago 10 40 P.M. Buffalo Road iWeit).

8t.L.P. Mil Sr.Max.. 1:16 am. Acoom a. a.

Boston Ex 10:15 A. M. Emigrant 4 flO p. M. Spec tsx.

Ex. 6:36 p.m. C.ra. Erie Bond (South). Bait.

Ex 740 A.M. K. T. Exprax 00 A. a.

Atlantic Ex 4:00 p. M. Hanss-ille Mali 4 :40 P. M. Way Kxpr a.

:10 p. M. Charlotte Rood. Aeeom Aosutn S0F M. Acoa P.M.

Lake Ontario Boad (West). KtafraraF. Ex 4JP.M. Fv and Acoom JO a.m. Lake Ontario Road (East Ft and Acoom 6 a.

m. Fxpresa a a Express 6:30 P.M. TRAINS ARRIVE. Direct Road (Ecxrf). Mt I xntfa 6 a.

M. Vpec. Mail Accom 9:40 A.M. Chi.l. Ex ..10 it) a.

M. Shore :16p.M. 8 Shore 3 :45 M. Spec. Kay IF.I.

OblcafroEx. )p. m. tipecAlu. U6 p.m.

Chartotte KOO.L Aram IMail Accom 4-45 p. a. Acoom (3B P.M. J4orfA Central. Exists.

(Except Sund -no A. V- Exprtsv 6 6 p. M. Expissss :60 p. M.

aejter md State mr la-. AllleAB 945 AM. 415p m. Hall 8:50 P.M. Fall Road (Wesl H.

Y. Express 740a.m. Oar Express. .10 0 am. Hondas- Traina.

Atlantic 4:56 P.M. Aorom. Ex 8:00 P.M. Bnfalo Rood West). N.Y.

TflfiAK. Spec. Day Ex 10 A. M. W.At Aooonk 7 "45 p.

M. Si-Louis Ex. ..11 ittl P.M. Brie Hood Hatis-eme 8:50 AM. Pacific Ex 10 :38 a.

a. LBt K. sweater A-X sraur. M. Da; 11 0 p.

Auburn toadiRaetX Chicago Ex 1:90 a.m. rtt. L-l'a. Kx.IOKWa. nx.

Acoom 7:40 p.m. Ball. 9:50 p.m. Ontario Road West). Express 9 JO a a.

Ft and Accom 9 1. i Lake Ontario Road Knit Expresa Express M. Ft. and Acoom 8 40p. M.

SPECIAL NOTICES. Pain cannot stay where rt is need. It 1 be cheapest medicine ever miuie. tlTe dnp cnTitr a surface na the band. One doae curea ooiBni-o rore Tbnt.

One b'tUe tuts euivd Bronchitt. Fifrrcunfa wurth baa rnred an ld tHjuidinu (mn. Catsrrh. Asthma aod Croup. 41c in the iiark ml Lame Bttvk etitfat yers' utandli.

It cures Swelled Neck. Tn-murs, Ubeuraatim. nmJiri. 'ont ruction of the ttiff Spinal Ihfflcultm, and Pain. Twenty -fie WMits mh haii tmred bad rvv, of CTron.cand Btuodr ItTntery.

Oee rare any uf ihal It it n. cure. ct-'p the jwin -f a Bum as sKTon hj applied. is a Diuniiv-e rare f'-rChiibiaAna. Frosted Keet.

Biir. Warta, 0m and Wounds of eerr on man or heart. ct-ntu and $1.00. TriaJ s-te. Jf rents.

'STKR, M1LHL iiN Pfjprtetora. Buffalo, Y. kUrte THS GREAT E5GLISH REMEDY I GRAFS SPECIFIC MEDICINE WURK Iasp.ally rsooos-TRADE MRIC fauins core for Skk- I.NAL WllEKtHL lwroTixrr. and ail mam mat lotitw a seaneno on Belf-Abuse. IOSS of Memory, L'si- TI8X1L lA-tMITTTH Tairintr 4M aaj kixati old l.asTUlg.

tmus, sea siaiiy wi ner aiseases in vbsjo iiwumy, CXataxpUon and a Premature UraTe, ail of which, aa araie, arcfirst caased by deTttinft from the path of aaran ns crer tnaolfrerjoe. The Sperttlc Medicine ta of a life Kadyard many ysurt of ex perl -snotta treattr.tr theee spriitl diMenatse. t'cil panic q-lan ai our pamphleie, whiub we Jesire to senafreeb naU to evtarv one. The Medicine is auld by ail Dnunstsai $1 peiTpavkuure. or six Mckiaaes for 15, ir wiL be aant by saaii on receipt, of the by ad-iiasalog THB GRAY MEIHCINS No.

1 0 Hecbanlca' Biocit, Dutroit. Mich, Elr-Sold to Rorfceaier by 8. A. KWMAN, sL H-AVIS, and by DrntrtaiPts eTerrwhere. DR.

RI SSKLL J. WHITE. Analrtiral Phjaiian. can ba OL4iuitiMl at aia faces as palmyra, palmyra uotsl, Tbtc-wUr. the uf April.

UX'KPOKT. AMKRtCAN Satnrday. the 'lh of April. Saturday, the Ub of May, axid liatarday. the l21st of June.

KOTHKSTEK. (BLKX HOfSIC. Triday. the 17th of AprtJ. Wetlites-iny, the Jiiat uf May, aud rt-daT.

the iSJii. of June. 6 ATA VIA, ST. JAsjKs HOTEL, Moiulsr, Uie linh l.t'SoT. ULMPSON IIOUBR, Tuesday, the 30th of y.

BROCKPOBT. GETTY HOC3R, TbitrwUy, the 2fef ALtilON, OHLEANS QOUSK. Friday, the 83d of rWl AN, BENHAM nOL'SK. Tolay. the 3d rf Jul.

WEBSTKR noUSK. Wednea-dT. ibf 4th of June. Da. WHITE treat snrrewfafly rrofnla, Ilip T1-etiae, Fri-r Sotph.

I io-rs, Hheumatl.tm, Yfa, Nervniia IVmiile IfiMwea of the Lsrifr-. Hfurt. Thrat. Liver and KidnTs. Limi-Bstut ti.f Lois, of ihe Ky' and all Y'ras of CttxaiTh.

The above diseases we maXe a awTaJty. pr Wp lrni-w when we eTBmine a patient the eaaie of tbediMie. and the remedy to remove it. Dot by STlfWlnjr. lUt p-f.

iF-Tf DftNI W. BUSH'S KcprescutiiiR Only Fimt Juiniutuieii. QCEZS IXtjlritAMJB COMPANY, Of Ijverpool and London. GCAHLjIAS ASoLKASCE Of London. COMMERCIAL UNION A.SSURASCE CO.

Of London. -HAMBURG -BREMEN INSURANCE Of Germany. GERMA5IA FTRK INSURANCE Of Vw York. ATLANTIC INSURANCE CO. Of New York.

raoviDEXCE Washington ixa. Of Eiiode Island. Dan'l W.Bush, No. -4 Powern' Itloek, Tntt Grind Htajrway. ME AVOID Imposition! jjjf0 dmnr!" are conrtentioTif In their ba.

"ho are not. A number of (bums rerxjrte'l es reently where 'lrusvint f.rr I KainlnB a iujJ1 pr'-nt. have "oirii fi itiip.j up-m hir cuvtomwra or "i riimp und worth tmltations of Rkhhu.V WiM H-Kin Pi.amtkk to Lane of the tnwl s-ll them the coinmon roui fit ia Beitaon'M Of.iH'ffie Porous Piaster whs kM that the common anir'e po-Jitised -aal totrii. U'e thewfure (uti'n nil btivt-r of nm Pinter loaee thai the word railed that earh planter has the cut th round it. Bj this at pie caotttjo LsapotutiuB may be avoided.

BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTERS POSITIVELY THE BEST. L.Tihtnhy Witt 9f th tmUwry yvffw staffer 'itWnliniCi' ncrcaf4 by new and kuhHJU MwfM fhe JU7f4Tf ami only Pari. lrlatT. horA fV "mfermuij and PtnT it'w 'rorWv fcw-a 'iwiony rTit iraprcwnttenl vn las ordliuiry evr- ASK ANY PHYSICIAN In Tour Own Vicinity About It, tt It far raparlnr rtwSLS-' lliiimwila anil the 1 Wtfcth'1; I'aaw tht It HW iitiimua or leai price. A6K J-o demon's Capcine Porous Plaster ffettiDX It.

Qbmtrt ahti ratUUMU. lcle I. aprcl.llp ncommnIe4 rJgWtk Back, Connha, Weak Lumra. and Bpinal Complainta, and all Lacml od P.ini fcr Price at O11U. T.

Kimball BANKERS and BROKERS, 4 Eiciaug, Court, A'ra, nvram.mt tosrr tU 1 "Ui FAn74 'nfmnif th directions 2 1 iM' Illlfi iPM LOCAL MATTERS. IN THE CITY'S FAVOR. A (10,000 L1WSI IT AG AINST ROCH-KSTKK DK(11)1 IX X1IK CO 4' ft OF APPKALS. The Soprpnipf oart Judement Afllrtnrd by (he illsheat Tribunal udce llllepa Opinion In tb la important Oh Coacorred In by 4'hlcff Jnatlce i'buifli and Judgea Polteer and Danfortb. The court of appeAls has just deciiled the im portant case of Richard Smith against the city or iwwswr, wnicti was tried in this city two years ago.

The erneral public wen fa- miliar at the time with the rartiruliirs of this case, bnt to refresh the memory of our reader we may stat that on the night of the a 1st of IecemberT 1875, when the centennial year was oshemi in with ton-lilight pr.K-eswi,in. the plaintiff Smith was run over lij-oneofthe city's hose carts and injured quite severely. He brought suit to recover damages in the amount of 10, 000. The case was flnalJy tried in the supreme court circuit. In-fore Judge Pwight, who held that the citv was not liable for the accident, and non suited the plaintifT.

This decision is now affirmed by the court of appeals, as will be seen by the tpuuge muier, published below. This opinion bctiues the more important from the fact that such wit, hare arisen and are yet liable to arise from similar causes. Court of Appeal RU-hard SmHb, AnnVt st The fitr of Koi'titfter. tartinlule. for App'lt; Jaiiit-4 Breck IVrkms.

for K'v't. J. Ttie.l.krtnue i uell that mmii. ipal poratoutK arv wit bio the oinmon of the rmeof law. tliat the funTiuror an-sw-r civilly for the or um of skill of their avut or Tvnt iu tlie courst-of tjMir by winch another is iigureci.

It is essa-tmi, however. U-est ai-lii such hahttity that the act conijilaiiKiI of uniit within thewipeof the C4rpirate power as provitlei I.t or ponuve eiiaA imcnt of taw. If the at don is cmmntM outsnleof the authority anI jwer of the corporation as ciifrrretJ by the corponttion is not liable, whether lis offlcerfi drv4CtHl its pp'rfitrtii-aiice or it wan dune witboiit any exprew, 'iirw tion rtrcominaiKi. It is tj.rra atul cannot ma-ie ttasis of an a.Hon f.vr dftniwe. for tttat ivanon Tho-e hTerjeral pnncmlew are f'uly sustained by the See Pillow uo Miia.

Cor. Tto 76." ai.1 authin-itie citeit. Tlie liahiiiiy of the tlefen-lant i sought to he DamtAiiifd up the yrouml thai, the de-fetfciant ht-; nut 1 1 owe can were purchased and Jeitxne-i for public servav in the rtre deparpneut atid wei-e-nei-aliv in ttnU wnn it CilTtpeteii ft- (lie fiefvi.ti&iit eioplov them in ine uti.er s- ice, not of a pubUo. Ion purely of iriBte a- to r- n-'c-r the defn.l;int tin bit- daiuart from their Ihts rvoMtiur. opop the trrotind thiit the, -or pornnun is nauie wi.etierer it iitiif- In aservicf whh ti is n.

tef a pi.bl.c nature taw ani it ont. imp. upon servant ho 'riiir iifsnit'iiiui oiunl or Ai ll prop-rtv tilt duty of and the" t.r Ignition res.N.i,siblr for th tietfllfcreot mi- a ttwt fW 'J other nuu- NXj.tnj.t.l and it was heid that wonlj lie the town Uie hab.h.y f-r Vr caused by luanairenieut. ,1. wA the extent of they are hahle for acts done by ita iht-en or manafc'-'rs h-vond the (p.

fvter tuierr-i ny law; nr wa it inteud yuBM. to noii tnat, in the latter the emj the purpontit and obtect which de-urned. hV. ul-. the remark in Bailee ts.

The Mayor :3 H.ll. Ml. of t'h I which are cited to the that cor" pcritUns, in their private owners snd occupants of land, niiint be tb aa indiidual owner, aiid JeaJi with a. VxH-dioirlv. mul be reti-H-t-d.

I think. apt oniy where the ofticen do not their jnw-pt In the ca pf Neuert rity of JJOHmm whf-re the wan held liable for dsjnajre-t miasjoncl by the lint -pension of twe-jfrai-h wire for the the hre department the wire a-s f'r the I- neflt of and ty th to biul.lin.f U-lonipnx to the city, and was owned and ituunliuonl tl.e line tire fire deartnient. It ha-1 also caused or author-t-ed UK reinoval. and liefn-e the in 1 wry o- -anion sj wbiie Ue city had eonirol over tt and It zat ei-e acting bv authontr In 1 va Tb ittasre of Handy BJl the h.wn oftlcer. were actme under a renolntion of ihf of tru.si.-es to remove ob-iLruotitoH rmm the j-treet.

They made a mistake and e4-nimittd a entire g.w-i faith in the p- rf -rnianc of a public duty As they exceeded their txwers whHeen-Katred tn an act lawful id itself, (t was held Uial Um wae liable, whether the trite were nvar-Jed as mere a-nls of tiie corporation or the triMMs a i Wired the ac of the -i por-ati-m a-lf The case IifTers fwm one where there ts an absence of auun-rit from and ti-a'enU were actmn enireT bej onu iheir i.w-r The rule laid dwn tn lullon" mi 'orjHmri'-ji, 4 rw tliat luutAbipaJ are hable the m'. pr.fi-r tnaiia'-iiient tlH. -nine niainurr a rniv ami natural rstn. tntiKt le r-ranb-d an reialinK to -t- which are lawful tu themselves where a liability in created by reas-m of the result P. frm the manner in which uch a'is perf tuoxl.

4r f-r a IM jiicct of duty in lite ianful are ui.ui-urement of the jmblic prorty, and not cjw-, where tbeie in no authority -latt-vr nd the uikI the tniurv done ii ci'ise-1 bv an act which i noi saneiiot.Hl bv ia Tn-- remarks filtd tmm Jewett vs. The ity liin-n. 4ht. Hiiere lt 'Ue-aoii wlir'her the pni.i-iple a n)(1I1. ipai o.r-rati( n.

it should di-J in onier t' htKl hal-ie. ll.at toe wn'i hi' the jiarty i.iji(r the xi enuc I at the time was pnvai- and not puhiic. wen- ut fv.r ttide-isonof the caw- lin if they can i--fHlered mt taUvtalnfi.it the -iriir-" i-iciteril--! t-Jionn r- i-uiid law. N.t cjirt'-d fa-1 titainn the principle. uJien common council of a bumh tpal cm pom jots i cin.tened by lite hai ur of th city r'ire went, by UNinfc the as imp in tli: case, for purpose nt i.o.iti-l bv law, that the tsaiiswerab.e n'rHreU'-e in tne n.ajiftre;iip-iit sihi preany.

Hfh a rule would place in the bands of the iuemt-rs of a omi-ono a mui.icial corporation a piwer to cr-ttte habiiiti- of the ta(uiers whi'-h 1 without anv tvc-leit or autlioniy of law and which nuiiht lie liable to at.use. Tle dwis-(on i. of Um courts are. wetiunk. in a oontrarv di-iftnm, and the ca-w b--vond (up-'nUon that to auth'-ri the conclusion that the ordr to the driver of lit- h4se crt wae juiiesi by tlxe it should tat trie re r.4au'honty in ti charier, or that it was done in pursuanueof Mtine 'enral authority to act for the co i-t.

in reference to the mutter The nile on the hu'-jei-t is well In- optnna of h. in Hi ay er v. Thetiryof i.pt-t is ivck as follow: As a (tiv-ral niieibecf.r-pjiration is not resionaiba. the unrtiithortiwd and uriiAw ful of its omccrH, though flone nWore f-l)" if) it Tuujt further apt-ar thai they were ex -pieHhly atltbori4ett do ttiaP4 hy Hie city ifov. eniiueiit.

or that they were done bona fide )n pursuance or a general aothontv to aci for the city on UtMibyect to which ltj-y relate; or that in either cae ll act a-loprej ajAj rttut.J the corporation. This rule la upheld ill Us- TheVlb Isireof Kaiii.y Hill. Stutra, in opinion of tha ci.urt, as well an in tt her decision. Hee abto Ttia Maor. Kailey 2 iien, HufTalo and Hamburif t.

Thedtyof BnlTalo, 48 Sw Antnony v. inhabitanti of Adam. 1 Mete The Mayor r. (lirlitT. 'owat.

lb5; Ham Th" Vayor. N. Mornin v. Ijmnce ye The iw lat cits is dire- tly in p-Uit. The action wan for an injury sustained by the plaintiff 'a Intestate by the negligent flrmjr of a i'j iiw 'ioHnm i wrrtaiu.

A rtio(iition hl beeij iAsae4 hy the common counH under a ratute atith'TtrtiriK- the ceteiirfit ion -f the Kourth or July, and the vea and nays were not taken as re.piired taw: and it wa. thi (rround, that hi re was no claj'n against the cori.iati-n, without twiH-imir Uxn the queMiiott whether the city could I held liable, even If the purcliaae 0f the firework was d.ilv If toe corp ra tMtfi wo, 1 1 nt im I under such rcnman-e no liahiliu- w.rt.ld rf mcurrcl Ui the e-e at hr where there t. an entire want of authority. If had had er order the driver of lUe himecart it ct.iild finly do so in accor lam-e with the stature Krajitmjt wich p.fwer: and if ft had no such power the (fnier hm clearly void, and the cifrjioratior, was not liable for the cnn.eiH-e arin itn te)r)krcarric. mtoefl-ct iu thw ca.se.

no wa conferred upon the common council to em pi the boMecart of the corporation for anv pur-Imw, nor do we Monk it coujd le in pur-sun nee of anv freneral authority relatliiif p. the aub-je-t. Certain pmvisttms of the city charter are re-hed upon aa cotitamlnir u' aulhontv, ari.1 it If claimed exLtt uuder Section 40, mih. 4 which confen. power to sfKjrta.

We think that It -luiieoijvknii that tt was not Intend! by the repriaiamre to auttum-e ttie commoo couwil to anjilmiK re this respM than to pn.vide rejru-iatiomt for such amusements, aw would be likely to be jfiveii (n the city hy other partiea. It clearly eould n.H have I --en ileirned to authorise thw body to partictpale or to conduct such amuaeaieuta on liehalfof thecortMiratfon; nordoc the ontrol voted under thia seA-tion over the personal property of the city, with power to make such orders aa the common council deemed prorer, cHifer any authf.ntv toferfonn any act which waamHeH.ntial for the preeervation and lawful one. if m.h i ty The provitions ba the cliaru-r. contained ia hedioimlto. Sta and relatmic to the fire department, also faJJ far short of con fern ns anv such authority.

A however, that the defendant In making an order fr a midnight arale of the fire department to celebrate the Centennial anniversary of the oaUou. had authority under the provision hott cited, the difficulty in Oiainuunimr the ptaiDtiiT's action is the weJi settled rule that a mrmkirtal corporation la not liable for the ncKlipjenoe of firemen while eniraired in the line of their duty. (I Hi Ion on Men Cr 4 i.4; Hofford v. New Bedford, is. 4.ray aV7- Kishw v.

Boston. 114, Ma Jewett t. City of New Haven, tin, Umn. U'Menra w. The Mavor, 1 Os ly 4lS.

Tfie exemption from liability In most of the case last cited is placed upon the (rround that the service is performed hy the corporation for the public poid olwslience law, in win -fa. it hai nu particular hitereMt and from which It derfvns no benefit in ita erioraie capacity; that the inemlers of the tire tetartment arc n.n itu. and servants of the city, for whose conduct ia liable, but a-t as officers chartred with a public service, ffrt- wboae nA-kfiiirenc in the of official duty no action lies atrajnst the city, and the maxim of rjn-'l(jf irunerior has no application. It follows, that tt-s comiiion Oouncd exuetded ita power in niuiruujt that the tire apparetii and hose cart helofsjnrifr to the city sliotild la dnvn aionir the streets at midnight, and the negligence of the driver in causing the injury to the plaintiff, wasaa act for which the defendant was not rtsirMnih, The. judgment should he afllrmed.

"Church fh. Fuiger and banfurUi, J. J. concur! liapalio, Andrews and Karl, J. dissent.

Hooawajr. About 6 o'clock laat evening an exciting runaway occurred. A horse attached to a cart kled with pork tiarrls and belonging to a dray man nametl Ueorge Baker, while stand-ii zwar the cotton null, wan frightened by a I seii locomotive and ran away down Mill street, Uiroufth I'latt and up Htate Htreet to-wanl the four coniera. While un Alla tr-t, (irorrre H. Hartmaa, a flrvmta on the tiitrJ milroad, jumjied on th cart, got hold of the re tin arwi very cleverly stopped the fly-irg fUt-d before any groat duiuage was done.

Wearvrrfrm to me authonlie it cla-mi uphold ihedVKtnne, conv-nded for- but we think th.ii they do aov such principle, as ta manifest from an etanutmt.on of the wune. In fLMttuaii Xere.hth thjeacuon i was an injury cal by Uie'Irivini Ja between Ea Henrietta and t- itarVfllUm- PaT Watca, with Gold Chain sad lcH- ntta. t-ss watch. "CK.W." rllT1'0' woery or information letvd-IhiK? I. HOKTMaU, BOOllS AD BOAB9.

l'LF iM for two Mnfrle aTt-nleisi and wife, with boaxSfat yO FKKT. Rooms with board, iringie or ia tmnc-, i.eiiwwaatf-,1 D'Mlx-i, On Kast, avenue. Can accomm.vchitt- a h-jjfV to. uxtsW addrcas P. Q.

B)x 4 CTt "trl (OOD ROOMS AND IKJlRD. F(nr Ter plpfi-T antroonis. bath room for uen-tlemen and their wire or rtmtle r.iit!emen. and mmd board nt vrry rim iUt rntfw, at 4-4BNurtSst. 1'aa i -at 1 cat 1 1 ye ry pheasant and central.

VANTKP. Hewitt's Pectoral Mticilaire in erery TT family sufferto- from Oiut.as and C01 Never fails to cure. Gtre It a trial. Skttufaction fiuinintt-ea or money rotunded. or sale by ail drti-Sists.

JACOB POT Wb.rf.-ale Aifeiita. WTASTFt A fcrood German (riri to do freneral tvousgw.Ta. ppiy at -ja ei stre-t. A ANTKD. A R-irl 14 years of ajre to mate her- self Kenersliy useful In small Kiffr-ences reqgired.

looire al -JW South riitr. VAflTHp -Twenty-Are exTierleilrerl aewimr D.onJJ;i1U.'eol'-raIors steals tsiwer. Apnl. Mrral-lera WAiited at i.nce. HEMiNUWAV A MfTNSt OiirnerKlrerana WateMts.

HUA.H, ANTED Twr, enterprising Salesmen nt abn- inoe to sea x.sis in thia -soKTUKLP A nOl-BE WAKTn in the netirliborriood of Oorn-Aadresi ililS." "Ceed a. Oisliirt- soft are rierks. Address, witk referenoc-s. V. o.

B.ix ft. fur. strons; boy. about 14 or 15 rear I'la, to wurk iu aesshinx I'sjl bel.ssn -I-IT-ANTEII -A nxMrlle aged AmeriiwB woman tt would irk. ia.

chars of "everI "iwt. Call Moadar "11' ANTED. A htrK- number of first-class, well-t nssmmrato, ana nt of Id w.rt. h.uwSrCS,,Sr is. xirls.

maids. Srst-class Uuo-dresses and as-sl girls for peneral housework Abo rtiiloren nurs-, and fsmily sesxo Apnl. si tbe striotl, select KnipLonient over OusAer gAti'ir UnagQ' A VTED. Four geBXlcmen Boarders, at f9iw Frank street. MBA K.

m.i. "W'ANTKD. A activw vaunjir man to work. Jnhott Apply at tbe Yohl HOL'fiK, oor. ront and Market-n-.

ANTED. hvp man, with a little mnm-v or I wmo' bu-iDCrv mm be tnten-tod by calling oo J. W. liKAVls, 7 tachji4-e-U. Chestnut street.

A ANTTn. Boy 14 or 15 years ajre. Steady-! emploTment if milts. Paiaota acolv at Hasr Ws rehouse. West Main-st.

1 I OVSE WAKTET in the neighborhood of Corn-J 1 bin. for man and wife. Kent not to exceed ajon Address Box wwsra ssSA ANTED. A Miiall jrentle Hor-w. acsbimed to lady's saddle and ixrrrt carrne.

CaU at the nr1 nrer.t A t.reenl.af, corner Crt. and between A. M. and 3 JAMEj SAittJ EXT. "1 ANTED.

--Bj- theper-jvle. Photographs at chean rate. Id order to upt.y thi witm, tlie price at Bent new acd eesrant caileryhsve been resl-j -ed tJtLT Thfr-. in want of floe. I1 tares will appreciate! bis opportunity.

The railerT ba. been fitted with an elevator and erery m-tdern m-proTemnt aod convenience, while the Work is sai-e-rior to any we baxe made heretofore. FOB SALE OR KENT. IX) 1IENT. The brick and ham a Jaktwmand tireen-na.

Tbehoiiw be rentdi M-iiaratcly if dt-airtd. Apply to J. HEMl'Kr. aiSS Mate-st. rXR RENT EJerant Rooms, fiirnished and un- furnif.hfd.

in Hibler Kant Main-st. flva mmm-? wnik to the p.t- rrit'. Pri-e low. -i in Block. InqoirB MwMfQfu.

t. in Block. rX)K acres of rood Land, fifteen A trom K.H-h-fler. in Pennton; bou-e and taarn. witb 4 wheat.

Price fl.lQO. rent BK.TUKAtS, 14i Powers' Block, Keal Instate Aaema. SALT: -Two new Democrat War-wiB; om with pole, timcrae snd thin-, platform annrucs. Price very iow. Inquire a 49 PqwctW Block, IAKM KOR ALK OR flrat-1 eiawi farm ef about lf-i ar.

hiie of K. suitai.ie xrjun or rai. well watered' hv water, can leb- nKbt at a rare l-ararain f.rr eaah- i'ti larrc oi snout l'SJ acres. brivina -tcb -i4 tt ticpf tlfstJ rorpan solars saldress IrM.Mr.lL, Oorfa. VUR hALE OR FXCHANnE.

Thirteti vacant wo. oi 1--a. Will sell them irtp or fis-lisrue for pronertv in ihTi inquire of M. N. YAN ZANDT, 1-53 Alexandar IJR SALE.

A very dirahle cottaji-e and lanra lot on tbe Lake Beach. eat tbe nrer a rare cbance to parcba a summer re-udcace. inooira i.l M. YAN ZA.NOT. 1 Alexantfc-r-at.

SALE CHEAP. -A nice leaTher-top, rwtv A seated Carriage, tn first-class order, suitable fur hArt" An quire ot M. V.VJS ZANOT. Ateaander-st. SAIJi Horse.

Burrr. Cutter A and Is.ul'te Itiqair. of MS. VAMrTIJJ AlaxattSSg- SALE CHEAP. -A vers- dmraoie raoant lot Avenue A.

Impiireal M. s. TAX ZATSDT. 15A AlexadtT-st. --I-HE CHILsPKST ftrst-dass reswlence ia this city.

one of tbets-st ksalities on th then.er and ererj a uewraole Isw't fall to see me before lunuuv of M. A.N ZA.Mir. J.J Alix- ri-O RKXT. Pleasant. furnished for ladia acres of VoHh 'ff "sseries.

lrr 1JX)R SALE. A firtA-tTtaaw House and Bam with ill tji.aiero twprovemcuts. Ktiuaied oo lite A0W. VSfsIONIX'S SALE. Lumber.

Wool eai or st J. B. WhltbeeS'a Tard. 1J. Ar.

S- Atlriixson 1lh-ei lngulre.si impiuhm. TO 94 South KHxhurt stTt'ta mre rondltion: liss assli-m irnprovenients ana ll. mlocS water. II K.N s. ta.

17 Troap dose to Plr-a HM-iitA aremie: smal but tidT. ani In C'ssl re-isur: ih. brst k--alions In Unfits: il'ori xns lureat 1 J. 1 1 IA.L otbee. eOuta OXl REST.

The neatest Cottasre in the city-Jl eurM rooms. hsJi lssass. llsuilock water nrwlr kalsoiumed, isxiated and usveosi. Next -AS I Unt, Plaea. Tt Llrr.

-one-half of Offlre liAl 1 KeJIUria Ajsjaaa. Appli to P. al. 1X) J-PJ The Offli-e lately rsssupssd br tb. tsh-n liall Msnafscturins Co.

on soutb ii fi aauWia. inquire at c. J. xil IU. 8 Ofhcr.

rpORFNT. -Frame H.saae 1SS Monroe arenne, A contalntnx eixbt ossas. frnr eloseis and pantrr-AITSde iOUTof tia. A. RKUMAN, ti yOR SALE OR HINT Brick bouse, SI Cberrr A strp.

t. witb or hsm. Verr chaaa. lu-qutre at Sci.st. JOHN CL1.NK.

e- xa- UHR RKNT. Larfre frame house and bam. wira A and well water, on xCrersreui-M rent 00 per week; btlcA houl on "jaiSSSi I reat A. is 31 3 frua liui 1 Chartotte-st. irae.

H-m-. water, heater: ha. ten oksds. besides a larra Slue and aoud cellar and stone cislrrn. In imre K.

UCUMPAL'liH. CTOKE FOR RENT -So. 10T East Main -St. I A desirable location lor business. psr-Ucalars inquire of O.

IV. il'HJKK 6- Kast vm-st. B. H. hilBlNSON.

CTtlKES ANT RtMJMS TO REsfT. Comer Mill Applx to K. U1TOM. at UeCrir Bak. F'OR SALE.

-Two deatrabla Ronsea, wtth aB modem eonrentenocs. on west sd of s.s-sA tXR SALE. House and lot No. 1 1 North Wm. ta-wTtor-st- Terms waayAppiyU.

C. K. UPTOH. rxR SALE OR EXCHANOK -I want a smiu i bowse in vtc-rny of Third CJiarcb. ill rrf aVaia miM ELLANKOI S.

1R1VATE FAlLlEtt institution-, flrst-tn want of flrst-efass. lrimetor UMaln.ld wortt wm ii to j.p,y ttna strictly fcni.nit Areney. over Quaker Kanch R.i..m. Mi-i. Budge.

B'H-btMder. N.Y. A V(7. SAUt of 1 the n-riuros and fur-nit thdlnni rtfms. No, Kichanre streM, Kochoater at this tMondari aftemn, cm-slrtii of onnter.

new nl )b atwJes. larae oil Cloth tarpet. Mattmit. Ourtaiu-. Hat Hacks.

Lamps, si new i ana teai Chairs. Ovf new IT'-ckery, twptN-iard, new Cookintr Kaojre and rurniT ur-, tTe. rain or shine, Ita. C. A.

lKHij. ONEY TO LOAN. ParUea wishiiur Loans, or iI thne derttnuff to lowt on real estala, ausj a4ur toO. liKNKV RoBKHTt. 414 Arcade.

CXWRT Mowaoa trTV. -Hiram W. WbU a.d aaotaar ta. Catbanae McLc-wl aaa utbiara. In pursuance ot Jntbraient of foeaclosure mad ssiw.

male In tbe atxve entitled on tlie Sd dcf rf April 1 (CM. I. tha underiiineil, io whom It waa referred in and by s--h Judgment to make such tam will sell at pwbttc auctttm. tbe but- biddeisi the front steps ot the Court Ho.ise. tn K.ehri- a ibe th day of AprU.

1S7V. al 10 o'Soc A kl 'ial. described iwtmiW, Vis. Woc tk All that certain piece ur paroei of land sUual. fvtiwr sr beinB tn th City of TJn Vi M- toe and fWateof Nea York, deacnted a.

ommenctnaat a point in the north linTo lLa aTL north line i Kast avenue to a H.trt two ea of the east Itns trf 00 rwrallc. toUatna PUvet. toan mllej fouru-eo feet wide reserved fro four sad dv In the auth ran 5 nsmisry tract; said alb-v bemji more paruca-larly deat nbed by dear Ctsas W. Kinoe, dated Juna WU; tbenee e.islerlj alon the st-ttb lino of said alley to a ptunt Mfty rtr areat of tbe west line of l-swrcneestreet; thence southerly to the pii-oe of N-Liiiiitits beiiia all llMt lacd uasciti lying between tba 1- -t in the east sold lo John MclKiwell. as per rontrvW.

fated January 13. lie. and tbe lot oa tlitwMt aula S4.ld to and W'ebrand. as per contract dated Not 1st, l-tU, bc1n abent twenty-one feH fruot ia Kst avenue, wort or l. Haied ApnlS, 1KTV.

tat liKORWR TROMAS, Iteferea. l-a ith A RHiot.a. Iiainuir Aiuriioy.i. Lj price rttV. or bv SCKANTOM.

WkTMORI A US CORAIJ3 AST CORAL 1I.AN1S-By James D. ilsna. I.U Ii. l-riissSSt, Kor KANTtiM. KT MUhK A 111,, 10 Sl-KLL-BOl-NP Anowsl.

BTAIexarler Duraw, aulhornf pn-i- TLK A VRT, 4 and Satat quiet and notninai: erode duoted at Seand refined at rV. TALLOW Market steady with a moderate demand: sales 4.oro ftsu tHsri-loe. PRsOVISIO.VS P4KK-ai-rM ro1s drill- ssies sear asessat S10.frsjilO.-WL,, BBSf aiarTet ruU-s quitjt but Bttialy; fHiDily aiei held at elS.sV--t4114.OO. Ttsaca BKKF-msrket quiet. Ctrr Mkats market quiet but steady.

Middt.cs market dull; saies Western loris-r" City at S-ic and thort-tiear at 07-IHc. IaARS ti.srt-t qmet and prices )jwer: sales prime steam at 9h.t7.mf. Bern a nt't et dull and unwttled: sales oonmog to choica Stat at titav i-oc. Cbkbnb market rule dull and lincfaan sales conmi, -D to choice State at Boos oiar- Pf rrET1 Pennsylvania at ic. y.Jf:TXKH Majkct flr'n: peacbotows sored at S'iff (reWkMS at Uibay-Market rules solet; held at CENEBALnABIBTS.

Cincinnati, April SWFU SKY Market rules quiet but Mead quoted at iusc. Detroit, April 4. Wheat market steav; extra wblte Micbiaii quoted at No. 1 white ati-Ch'n 1 tir. ca-h and 104 He Ms Rk km ta2bwnemt- OliAIN March al, March a.

Aw1 1S7W. mT9 x'sTm Wheat bash 741V. 073 MS, im torn. bth vtsvt ttfjH i Oats. bush.

Barley, bush a.QHS 8.0Ba i.my Bye, bush Total basb Ts3.tUt) 7M.417 111.S4S Albany. bxat market rule, dall and unt lianwed. It va nominal ty quoted at IV-nOc ftt fts for street lots. Coax market quiet; sales Wen-em and yellow at Oats market dult; uui-ted mt SZtatic f.r street lots, aotfjjabc for mixed and '-Tr- tor wnne. SAitikr market anuliaiuceO.

-Ua i t-market steady. Toleale, April 4 Tum-vuut rules steadv. Wbbat market dull snd prls a nhade lower; satei mrxT HicbignD at l0bic seilrrr Mar and lost seller one and No. 2 red Winter at 10Hc cash or Her A prll. oH--market 'juiet but steady; sales hfah-onxed at Hc iml kWfri'h.

Oat -marrr-i dull and Kw rJiiTS Ofjohusli wheat and 7 Offlbti-h c.rn. wheatand 10.00UU busii cern. nilwankee, April 4 Purcm market rules eauer. it kat market qniM; No. 1 hard MiJ- waoke at lOlc and No.

1 soft Milwaukee at tste. (OKI market rules Urm; m.en 2 mi Jted at OATiH-market roles 1-jwer; ssJea Ko. Sat24'4c. Rvi roles tea-1y aale Nu. 1 st 4V- BAW.tr-Bia.-kt-t nominal; No.

t.e'.nna tuotvl at Iic. Kecstipts wheat. 8hipsk.mii n-bla Soar and 07,000 baabwbaat, II. Lowl, April 4 Fiottl market stea-iv and price- tmckiiDtciJ; sales douhfe-extra Kail at 4. 4TM 55.

treble-extra Kail at $4. 'VK'pi. 0, miiy al f.M6and choicest EAT market in-actiTe: sales 2 red Kail at C'litv market artire: saV Sn. 2 mixed at xv-cvc. oats a.arket firmer, nates No.

at WmtC Kyi markec dull and price- amhiinaed; sales at 4Uc. Baieikv murker rnU-s dull and price unchanged. Receipts ibU flouT 000 hun Ws-amt, 21,000 Duahcorn, -000biwh oats. M.fm buh ryaai.d S.OtJOhush barler. bbls flour.

3v.f0 bush corn aud 2.0US bush oats. Oawego, Aprit 4 Flots market firm and steady; saitsi Uto bbls sr S4.2S4 for clear, S5 iSSA 'Jlr'l' 1 ePRn- amber wTnter, te.7tjs00forwhite Winter, doable-extra. or rw pirxwsfj and t5.iS--4j5,75 for rrabejij. Wheat in u-uderHia denianrd; saies No 1 iiird IiulmhSunniX Rt ll.lc,lS-. 2 MiJwauk.

Mpntic at 101V and white 8te at lOlOWr. Corv-market "teaaly: saien old No. estcrn at 47c Oats market qmct; mired State quoted a BAKLEr market dull: extra brijfht Canada held nt '5j. No. 1 bnaht Canada at MOc.

No. 5i briebt Caitada at No 1 Canada at hoc and No. 2 aui.ula at 7ic KvK -fanads nnrplnatly hrta at S2VVc in Cobs MSAl-qtioted fltf.SO for boned and 11.50 for unbolted. Mill FKko-qanted at tu.ooMlt.CO ton i. shorts.

$1.1. ot- ton for ahipstullH and 9 l.0iiMl7 00 on for middiintrs. Rait ho ad axicBTS Hour to New York and to Albany sot hhip-axvrs l.OOU bbls Sour. blraco, April 4 Tlouk aaarkex mlee steady nd quiet ijprinir extras at low (Trades a4 r2.Of-2S.7r,, We-rtem witenta at 5. u-fcW on.

at and Winter Kra at C4 fS.flO. HitAi -market rules doll and weak; tialefl N-. 8 Chi-easm St-nnsst Cohn market inactive ales No. mixed at ca-h. Oat-market quiet bet steady; sates No.

at wc rash. Kte market qtnec but steady; sales at tltJ.ET market steady and prices unchanged sales at 7-jc Pokk ril'SSi'1 um-hanttcd; saies at 10.. tfl.30 easb and 10.S7V"lO .40 -iler Mar. 1.kd-lt -la at ibttST mb tiiSB.415 seilerMay. Brta MEAT-market -teadr-sales Hi.

at at ts.ou and sb. at WBISKY' market unchsnged; saies at 104c Bxi KiPTS bit flonr. bush wheat. ISi U00 to-b corn. 25.000 bosh oars, l.ooo bash rye and 2 000 bush barley.

Shipments 000 tblg dour. wh.ouO busd wheat, 131. ono bush corn. bosh oats. S.000 boati ryeaiid busb barley.

BWatalo, April 4 rxora market fair1vaniv: saies l.uriu at SS.sssaXTb for No. 1 cttV-srrottnd pi-nns. at. So. Spnmt.

tor Amber. 3. TafcSO, for whita Winter and 4-tt9n. (y f'-r new process. Kyi yiira quoted at S3.

is 143 in Miu. rxr at 1 1 1 1 for coarie, ri 1, OOtitS IS for fine and SUj414 for aniahed. Cohn Meai quotad at HfjrJ5c and wioSc for fine. Wheat beld abore b-jjer- views; 114c asked No. 1 hard Milwaukee rnn, tnlr Wmtr ancbaUiiinl tt It Hoc and white Winter at 1 (W 1 1 kr.

(uk. market steady: Male sew Nti. miked Western or, track at toe. Ii ats--market rules in let sale r-isje at Hi I n-arket neaVected; Western held at Mc. Babiet goiet; tantda tield at t0 tr Mai -market Canada quoted at wxallSc, "X-rtiwed ftate at H'w-luSc and two-it" wd at nr quiet bat steadv: faies niediQin clever at and timihy at tl.Ew.

Poua -market heaTy mesa atd sbort-cut qooted at lo T0.90am short-cut al Si 2. 50. La uo market qua-t ai.a pr-cK- aw-ha-iit-pd tierces and barrels quoted hd kwmtt7.ktfaa7.j0 and pall at l.tssaM.ao. market quiet at lOttc for clt) RAIlaKAiAO Fsvaia HTBwfa3at WfiC, corn 9C ar oat-5Hc, to New York. Railhoaii RlU t.bls llooT.

31.000 bosb wbi-at. s.rmn baah corn. :f.yO tiiutiiaif. X.t.t lmrft and 4.0t' bono PntrstrArs ..000 bosh wbeat, vl.oOO bwsft core, He.uoa b-ttsb oata. 4.OU0 bosh rye and bis." i.

y. London. April 4. BONDS United 8tatea tcS' m7 -T)V 1 1-07- STa Sl.tMH- C.niKla-quo-Llverpool, April Ocyrrow market ralas SCIiTc. MlddiinaT I'olanrla nnwaa axt fsU.

rt diina Orleans al d. 00 p. IrTACaMs-iaOs 9 eentr.l. WHEAT Tsvvtttvwifd forfprtna. sl ldrr'd for red Winter.

HslodttMrid for aiiicmia wbtte and watd 4ssd ty rental for iluo. cental eentai. -B-vd. s--H 3 a eei tal. Pork fcisrVl.

Ia ao BacoW TfcW Bxxr 74. TAMOW-SCwvd. Cuessk 4.V--U. Ketietpts cf wherat the pa-t three days 1.000 ee -vis. of whicb were Amertcan mark Lane, Apnl 4.

-Wheat aud maize rules STf-trty i.o.1 wheat off was sMsAi, nw i 1. --d i-sj-Ksst-a, 1-1 inter wlieat off t-'aat was now 4sUd. Petroleoaa 11 ark eta. Cl irxtwD, April 4-PrrEoLBClm Market rules Market rales steady 011 ity, Apnl tIT-Te bid -trtetly. Awni 4 LUXr-Tc bid utrtcllr.

antw.kp, Ainu 1 itthuliclm -gaotad at Broom Corn market. CBlCAtJO, AprM -BU(HM OOHJI Market steady wi: a fair hu-sinets in mail order-. Poll, wmg ari- tr iatoat re-Tt-sed quotations, ar they represent the prt-et j. it whti fr n.sde from store: No. 1 sirrMa bar! and best carpet bro-h qnotable at tc a a No a at atv-ut 4c, choHw (thai is self-working are m-nerali? Tlas-sed as me.iaim at 4s4 V.

'air stood do al ennnnifl at inside and ciTers at 3 i4c. aecordirxi toqualuv, inferior stralfc-bt at Sc and crooked at Ckleaax Live Stork market. CBfCA-eo. Ami! 4. HOG Reoerpta lt.noo bead: shipiueats MO fcead; market ro drm.

Mtien heavy at 4 ii.V lurht at SJi and mixed patkiK at 9.i.7i(tl4.aV-ctmirg dttHar.d weak I ATTI.lt Heoatpts 5.J00 bead; shipments 5,700 and lower; sales shipping at JfiiaSS feeder- and sioakycrs at and but. at wo 8HKJCP B4ipts 3.0 head: tihtprorwits 1.000 bead-Ciarkt-t rules iem at a.VlArt.rk:. Albany Live Ntork Harket. ALBAT. ApMl 4.

ATI.K -Iteoeiptt 4t cars; Suarket Orruerand ic-p itc iiurber atc.i mi- lK'd quoted a 1 Atvic-Receipt Imnre: market tnsctis and lower; quotclat So.r-- Hit KKP AMI I.A RKetfita f.vr the wsek 81,000 bead. nisiLcf rules hwner; saies ct mmon to fair M'tH-n nj nl atomic and ertra at to tir lambs at sood at tt-c and etta at rHtaTi' ft. BoaraJo Live Ntoek nsvrkC, BcrFAi-O. Apti! liecalpts to-day lt ned ket arm f.ir h1 fradea but quiet for ot sroi-d to ch--ice gthipi-ers' tten at S4 tXt44ft 40 nietouiu at 4.fet4.65. nrht batchers' steers at and tnill-t si VkAlji- Murket dull at (cl.TViJ S5.

HIlKKP ANO l.AMBH-Hoowipca u-day ft. W0 bead mtaike: eaisier ownisf to heavy r-iii sales fair to Wswtera 8hr-pat S5.50rjtik.tW and cboio at S3 TO Receipt to-day 4.4S5 bsSad; market a-ner- aliy unchanged thturh some are rather tu choice Yorker al SS, 10. medium Jajjj' mnd extra aeiected at 44, 15 Apple taw a loiaiE4 lnarketa. CBTCAOO April APPLKt No esrkentlal ehance 1 noted in this market, the itnenntts are iarne and the market qutisLl dull; the oottiaimems recetTed oo-i-ist priiscipany of d-nuttf-ed stock, for which an aver-aiseof ft bhl in abtut ait that re'eters will be able to realne. fiur to stock qreH-ilro at about SI SO wSl.Tri hhi.

and ocuaaionat cars of tbe best sUivk are tid at fit.trO bol. Pol ATrSJ -There la no elianae note in th'-. market; there anoopb demand to take at! the a-ood meek ooo-tua to market, but off lots rvmain dull and netsleeted. IVacbMo-rs quotat'le al rwth for K-k-iI to best stock and about for fair, with num nominal. Kane eaily rose wouid bnns ab ut rV -bnt tht-stiK-k on the market will (Wasic TanetHs nominal at about a bub.

one mr. consist 11141 of Kfodaari rote and a ft-r rt-ttirnon at Sic on tra-k aTid one car choice i-eaehhlowr. at TUc delivered Intee-4 MMn PBSYKRBH, The Richest Blood, 0wetst Breath and Falsest Id Hop Bitters. 'A little ITop Bitten ares bta doctor bills and kns slckneas." "That invalid wtfe. motber.

sister or child -can ba made tbe pactnrw of beaJtb wltti Uos Bitters." When worn dnw-n and ready to take roar bed Hop tt.uers wbst you need. "rton't physteand physic, for It weakstis and de-ftrovs. but lake Hop BULttwa, Uiat buUd aa oua-tunuaUy." WTten the brain Is wearied tba nm oa uscAcs wtjaa. usa nop itiiiers. "That low nervous fever, want of sleep and wesAiwsa, calls Hop UT Hoa Cgk Cart- awd Poia fWiW 4t awtsaw.

tjraai by ail OHF-rUFF -B Nt -TICK Or SA LK-rraaita Oorar-O County of Monroe. The Mutual Life insurance CoDatii) uf Nrw York, (isUuaiUlT, aaiust Joha T. nnd thera, defendants. Iu pursuance of a Judauieot of TttrsWi-smrw and sals duly aiade lbs above aalitlad aA-tioa, at a Hpeutal Term ef the Supreme Court, beld at the City of Marcb. lCV, tand on tbe same day duly entered in tbis cttierof tbe County Clerk of the s-mu County, 1, tbe wnderawn-sd.

theritr rf Mont-- County, duly ap-pclnttsd for tbe piu-poae. shall sell at public auction, us tbe law directs, at tbe front porch ot tha Court House. In tbe said city of Kochesler. N. on tba day of April, 1KJV.

at 11 o'rlock in ths forttnitoa. the followinn drsscrtbed initsTtviwed premt-es, to wti- All that wrtain lot, piece or pitxeel of land situate' In thecttut ItUacbttater. Stat of New York and bounded and desert bNl as follows beina lot one hundred and ten 1IIO1 tn tbnt part of said city of lVcbasltW called Mankltirt. aoeordins to a map and survny of aaid 1-ranktort, made B. Wright, rt-ferred to ta a dettd recorded in that Clerk f.itVce of Monroe au ty, tn lib.

1 deeils, at i-aitoltKt. betuit the samp premises which weretonveyed to Hiram Smith by llorac P. smith and wlta. by di-ed recorded in said toonty 11. ik cfbre.

In liber 70 of deeds, at Daaw SKi. ft-ud panel of tard Utns sixty six feet In front on Ntat ftr- ct and rmuiin. tuu the same width two bundrvd nrd ten feet, and IkIdat boanded on tha south by Voutiht alley, socalUKl. Haled A prll 1, 1K.W. JAMKS BS Hhenff of Monroe OS.

Uakvais A Mumi-oho, Atloruers for PU0i.ua, roH-nesier. tn vnm aaia umnij, on int ust i.