Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 14

ROCHESTEK DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1893. 14: RAILROADS. THE HIGHWAY FUND ia5 VViilHf LISTENING TO SAD, SAD WAVES Mayor at Manitou Mr.

Varnum Spent Nothing and Gained Nothing. ALREADY BANKRUPT "AMERICA'S CREATK8T RAILROAD. NWYORK Nearly a Thousand Laborers Un Central paid for Last Week's Work. GAS SAVED ONE-HALF If yon get our lights. HUDSON RIVER R.

R. ANOTHER BIG DEFICIENCY Lt us fix your old liehts, orsnllyou new ones. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. matic "point" tell and voT theatricalism, dignifyW oh lines by her manner 0,1 2 keeping the impersonation ttoLV a melodramatic key) pathetic ar.d convincing natnraJ, sym. The Democrat and Chronicle its opinion of "The Cherrv its career, at some length and with'' siderable emphasis.

There CCI-in last night's performance to rif0 I opinion in the least, and repetition 2 hat not worth whole. It mav be lu0f rt though, to note that phoLS hgent stage management has don mt- worst to injure the dramatic effect A climax of the third aet since vk! tt first production. the "The Cherry Pickers" will be at the Baker theater this JslT morrow afternoonand evening. The Lillian Washburn Indian MaiW Company appeared before a largf at the Empire last evening. The Inr COME TO-MORROW YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED No Prospect That the Men Will Get Welsbach Rochet'r Lamp Office 19 Sotih Pkoic 1318.

the Money 1 hsy Have Earned and Sorely Need Before To-morrow it They Do Then. THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE. Trains leave from an arrive at Central Avenue Station, Rochester, as follows: EAST BY MAIN LINE. A. M.

:00, 3:18. :47, 8.13 ac. 9:05, 0:3.9, ac. P. M.

2:24. 3:00 ac. 5:05. "SIS ac. 7 40 ac.

8:43, 10:30. Trains arrive from the East. A. M. 2:17.

oS. 5:48. 9:35 ac, 9:42. P. XI.

12:50 noon ac. 2:20. 3:23. 5:05 ac. 5:30.

ac 9:23. 9:45. EAST BT AUBURN ROAD. A. M.

5:15, 6:44. 7:45, 9:40. 11:43. P. M.

2:40. 5:10. 7:45. 10:15. Trains arrive from Auburn Road.

A. M. kl7. 9:00, 9:45, 10:30. V.

M. 1:50. 4:20. 5:10, 8:40. 9:00.

11:50. 0 It is customary for the laborers in the highway department to get their pay for affix EDISON'S RECORDS Just arrived. AH the Popular Music and Songs of the Day. KELLEY'S BICYCLE STORE, Open Evenings, 29 East Avenue. services rendered during the preceding calendar week on Wednesday.

There are were nanusomely, if scantily, dressed the things they said and the Sfi sang would give genuine Indian nSuu? 6:43. 10:55. 5:35, ifoo names on the pay roll for last week, for a total of $4,487.07, and not a man Jack of them has yet seen a sou markee of the pay due him. The cause of this condition is that there is not money enough in the highway fund even digger Indian maidens, several ferent kinds of moral WEST BY MAIN LINE. A.

M. 'lJo, 4:05, 3:33, ac. ac, Sundays only), 9:52, M. 2:25, ac, ac. 9:30.

9:50. 10:06. Trains Arrive from the West. A. SI.

3:13, ac, X. 9:50. 10:35 ac. P. SI.

2:10 ac. 2:22. 9 in point of indecency of language the most offensive show the Emnire nresentert Ono t. 8 To take your pick of our Large and Strictly Up-to-date Stock of Women's Golf Capes, Natty Jackets, Swell Suits, Dressmaker Made Skirts, Pretty Silk Waists, and a Big Line of Paris and New York Pattern Hats. Men's and Boys' Tailor-Made Suits, in all the New Stripes, Checks and Blue Serges.

Elegant Line Over of the executive board with which to pay 5:00. assagais tm ac. 9:45. 10:25. 12:36.

Affairs political are rapidly settling down to the normal level. Mayor Warner has not yet reappeared at his official office, but lie stopped in for a few minutes yesterday nt his business officp in the Ellwanger Barry building on his way from his Clifton street residence to his cottage at Manitou beach, where it was supposed he had pone to listen to any sape remarks the waves of Iake Ontario might feel inclined to make to the pebbles on the beach. The first and only certificate of expenses so far filed with City Clerk Sheridan, was sent in yesterday by Jonas P. Varnum, late Democratic candidate for a place on the school board. Mr.

Varnum avers under oath, among other things, "that I have not expended or contributed any money whatsoever, either directly or indirectly, by myself or through any other person, in aid of my election." Candidates are allowed ten days after election in which to file their statements. There will be a special meeting of the common council this afternoon at o'clock, at which time the city election returns will be canvassed. Mr. Sheridan is now busily engaged with his assistants on the compilation of the figures. This afternoon is the latest date under the law on which the canvass can be made.

City Clerk Sheridan has. figured out that the pay of inspectors and poll clerks, and rental of quarters for the registration and election, cost the city To this must be added the cartage and storage of the ballot machines and interest on the purchase price thereof, official publication, printing for the machines and inspectors supplies generally. There should also be counted in as part of the cost of the election the pay of two inspectors for each of the eighty-six primaries held by the two parties, the rental of quarters for the primaries, and the printing, supplies, all of which is now a portion of the cost of an election. The total cost, in round figures is about not including the portion of cost of the election borne by the county. As foreshadowed by the Democrat and Chronicle yesterday morning, a contest has been instituted over the eleventh ward enn-stableship.

Michael Ulton. is the contestant against John C. Martin. itrsi. mines in scene was the Indian marriage dan which was a unique conception and executed.

There were sevoi the men. That the highway fund would be bankrupted long before the end of the year has been a matter of common knowledge for many weeks, but that every cent of the funds would be spent previous to One of Our Msde-to-Orfler TRUSS mum in the oho which followed, and each election without leaving anything with ceived hearty applause. Conroy and Farland. billed as "Ttv tt le and if unsatisfactory, bring It back and your mont'T will be returned to you. GEORGE R.

FULLER CO. ftik a mMt at D.rk..t.. took well in their Irish comedian gbotA Sr 146-341 Mala BtKalo. wsi teaiure of tk olio. Weston and Tost were another Da of clever song and dance comedians nii introduced their act in rather "a WEST BY FALLS ROAD.

A. SI. M. 12:30, 10:40. Trains Arrive from Falls Road.

A. SI. P. SI. 9:30.

CHARLOTTE AND'ONTARIO BEACH. Leave UocUebter A. SI. P. Al.

6 Arriving from Charlotte A. M. 10:00. T. SI.

4:00. 6:00. It. v. i O.

DIVISION. Xraina arive uuu atrpart iroui etate street ciaiiou. East Bound A. SI. 9:00, 10:05.

P. SI. West" Biund A. SI. P.

SI. 4:20. Arrive from East A. SI. 8:53.

P. SI. 3:45, 7:23. Arrive lrom West A. SI.

9:40. 10:50. M. 7:23. Denotes tidily.

All other trains daily except Sunday. Trains marked stop at Center park, ac. denotes accoiuotiuiion train. One of the performers appeared as an OCEAN STEAMERS. which to pay the extra large number of men who were employed on the streets during election week, was playing rather closer to the cushion than was anticipated.

Last year there was used in the highway department $220,000. This year the appropriation was This sum is all gone, with eight more weekly pay rolls to be met after the one now past due is paid; two monthly salary rolls of about each, and the miscellaneous bills and expenses of the department, which run from iiOO to $2,000 a mouth. With the utmost unconcern the executive board officials announced to the common council on Wednesday night that the mouey was all expended, and that 1-RKNC II LINK. COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE DIKKCT LINK TO HWRK-gAKlS. FKANCK.

Snillni' evcrr 'I hnrdav at In A. M. From Pier No. North Hiver, foot Mortoimt. Iji Cbunjigne.Nov.

a 30 Lit Nov. 18, La Hretiiirne Dec. i L' Aqult'tiiicf Nor. Dec. 14 First-clas rsnt' to Havre JhO and upward.

Gen'l Ai-ncr lor V. W. and 31 Broadway, N. J.V. Kalbflclwb.

11 K. Main F.J. Amln For mil or ocean steamship tickets and reservations or InforniHtlon regarding Sou tours apply at City 11 East Main street. tTrle- Thomas Cook Ticket Otllce. OOO was wanted for the present month, the "ujw me meaier ana interrupted fellow actor then singing a touching lad.

Of course, rapid repartee followei and the stage hand is invited, or rather dared, to come upon the stage and gjn, himself, which he does, much to the light of the audience. The balance of the olio was about average, and barring tie living-picture songs, passed off without aar hissing from the "sweet little cherubs win sit up aloft" in the Empire's gallery. Tit evening's performance closed with aa ts-sortment entitled "Parisian Follies." it is to be regretted that "follies" ever escaped from Paris. In this act "gags," which it would be base flattery to "risky" or "suggestive." were the principal features. Manager Jacobs, for his owj sake, should see to it that the performana of the "Indian Maidens" is presented rah; in expurgated form for the rest of th week.

fnone 839-A). and central Avenue station. lufeKage railed for ami checked through to dentinal ion. der Powers itank. J.

UUbert, 12 fciciuittSMi. GEO. II. DANIELS. J.

C. KALBFLEISCH. COAL tien'i Pass. mst. i'ass.

York. er. N. Y. JOHN TI.

KXOF.RT, KIiWAKIl H. fc-vUERT. ENflKRT. AIHJLl'll F. bCHUTCK.

coats and Ulsters, New Trousers and Stylish Hats, all selling at the Lowest Prices in the City. OUR EASY CREDIT IS KNOWN FAR AND WIDE the Easiest Snap on the COME AWAY From the Crowded Streets To our up-to-date Credit Parlors, situated in a quiet neighborhood, where you will not be gazed at by hundreds of loungers, who hang around the crowed part of the town Don't let it escape you that we cheerfully keep your clothes repaired, cleaned and pressed for nothing at any time. That is worth many dollars to you. LARGE ROOM; SMALL BOARD. Ground Floor Plan of the Free Academy Will Probably be Altered.

TRUNK LINE Geo. Engert Si Co. Wholesale and Itetail Dealers COAL. Prlncll Office and Yard No. 806 Exchange Street.

Telephone 257. Iiown town office. Mwirrt McSweeney's Clirar 5tre. Maf and North Watar atresia. Had erdcrs prouiptljatteiided ttK Annonncements.

The Baker theater's offering the first three nights of next week will be "Kinr of the Opium Ring." The Butterfly Extravaganza Company will be at the Empire theater all next week, playing the usual matinees. Seati can now be secured in advance. Francis Wilson will present his new comic opera, "Cyrano de BergeraQ" the Lyceum next Monday and Tnesdav SI CEREAL, FOOD The session room of the board of education Is an apartment some 40 by 90 feet In dimensions. Back of this there Is a committee room about 30x40 feet In site. It has been suggested that a board of five members will hardly require so much rpaee, and that one of the problems of the crowded Free Academy may be solved by the holding of the meetings of the new board In the large aec-retsry's office or elsewhere, and the utilization of space now taken up by the board and committee rooms for study and recitation purposes.

The committee room Is now used for recltatlnus. It was proKted some month ago to rent quarters temporarily outside the building, at an expense of not over annually, for tke administrative otHeen, and to use the room thus gained for s-bod purposes, but Health Officer Ooler declined to permit such a change unless a good system of ventilation C.flf A. except Sunday: acconioIaHn U.Ull tlrulra. cuuuectiag for and New Yrk. C.AC A.

except Sunday, for Avon. U.tO Sit. Morris. Buffalo and Uornells-vllle. O.OfJ A.

Sumlay acroccmotla O.UU ti, KInilrx. couuectlug for litushaoi-tou and New York. Q.4C A. except Sund.TT, ac to Elmlra. V.tiU Dausvllie and Hurfjlo, conaectlog for Chicago.

Cincinnati and iVeat. P. except Sunday. for Arnn Mt. Morris, connecting for Buituio and HorncUsvllie.

R.nfl I. dally, accommodation for El- nira, connecting for Hinghamum. New York. Baltimore, and points Soutb. Trnins arrlre: 7:10 A.

except Sundnv and Mclidit: A. rinnt Stm.lav in evenings. The sale of seats will begin thia morning. mm In Bicycler's Kit or Fisherman's Outfit' Admirers of the biograph pictnrw should remember that this is their last Open Monday and Saturday Evenings. week at the Cook opera house.

A stroaj olio is drawing large audiences to Roch inference being that a like or larger sum would be demanded later for next montu. If the amounts indicated are granted, the expenditures of the department for the year will reach the largest in the history of the department, and that without any unusual expenditures or improvements or the purchase of any high-priced machinery. The money asked for Wednesday evening would have been provided for without q.uMion by a Democratic council, by the authorization of a city note, drawn against the collection of next year's taxes, and drawing interest until that time, had not Alderman Wilson interceded and had the resolution sent to the finance committee. The finance committee will hold a meeting in the city clerk's office this morning at 10 o'clock, to devise some means, plausible or otherwise, of getting the executive board out of the hole. If- the committee decides to authorize the proposed note, a report may be made to the special council meeting this afternoon and the note then authorized.

In this event the men may pet their mouey to-morrow or Monday. If not, the men will have to suffer. Not only will the men suffer, but the members of their families also, for street laborers, as a rule, da not keep bank accounts, and it is scarcely a creditable showing the administration is making in compelling the men to wait a full week for their pay after they have earned it. It requires a three-fourths vote of the common council to authorize the borrowing of money on the city's note, and it is not at all certain that the Republican members of the council will lend their aid to the executive board in further reckless expenditure. Had the facts as herein brought out been published last week, there would doubtless have been those who would have dismissed them with a shrug as campaign literature.

There is nothing here, however, that is not a bald recital of the truth, and the facts submitted are strictly in keeping with the news that has been printed regarding the executive board doings foi nearly two years. It may be noticed that while the poor day laborers are whistling lor the modest sums due them, the superintendents, inspectors and foremen, who draw big Ia.v from the monthly pay roll, are amply 'protected. They are not among those who work and wait. ester's only contintious vaudeville house. Use Woolbury's Facial Soap.

Use Woodbury's FaciaLCream, The third of its series of Sunday concerts by the Fifty-fourth Kepment A. dally; 3:53 P. except hunday; 1.1 1 I'. daily. Station.

Court street. City ticket fflo 12 Exchange street. Wilder building. C. J.

Gilbert. Passenger and Ticket Agnt. H. T. JAEUKR, D.

I. KOltLHlV. was Introduced, and prism windows were THE PEOPLE'S CREDIT 89-91 State Street. Clothing Departments one flight up. IIHlJ CawCVCVS, Ui4tw.tll.rurt Uen Aft.

Gen't Pass. Buffalo. N. Y. New Yir' mvnkm or snp fcat Vtn lih rwm.

Aa these changes would have Involved aotne additional expense, the matter was dropped. The health officer insists that there must 1h- a good system of ventilation, as there Is a line of stables abutting on the alley In the rear and alotit 20 feet distant from the building. As the big room will scarcely tje used after January 1st, however, the plan of roak- iidy. I v.i, fcOr. Crtitririet.

H.ifiiJ Trrr 1.1M l.t.Mtlli ht'i Nrxr Volt. TRIAL PACKAOE TREE. If any nultr, auiNtrtng from rumnatinn, will wrtta ma, I will Mud Uieau rr or ia a trUU pcka mt at simple and hartmaaa reined wbtrb cured mttad atiouJMUKta of othar. among them eaa of orar torty BE CONVINCED COME AND INVESTIGATE yatn lunaiBf aomjuh A.ixirH,M atarflaM Caarak cMadlaa, SLUwauMaa. Wia, ASK QUESTIONS Dr.

Miles Kes.torative jircunptly elaxe La Grippe's Tasp and restores health. Grip! Sore lunps! Pneumonia! Stop the disease by lakinir lit. Miles' Nervine. Dr. Miles' Nervine cures the Grip.

FREE FREE FREE band will be given at the Baker theater Sunday The management announces the special engagement of Mis Blanche. Ring, a well-known, sinking com- edienne, whu comes to Rodester direct from Koster Bial's for this engagement. Other soloists who are well known will appear, among them leing Sokiehi Kudzu-oka, the talented young Japanese baritone. Seats for next Sunday evening can be engaged at the box-office. "The Cuckoo" will te presented by one of Charles Frohman's companies at the Lyceum next Thursday nijiht.

It should perhaps be explained that this is not Th Cuckoo," a very poor farce, made by Henry Guy Carleton. and played by the Smythe and Rice Comedy Company, that failed to please at the Lyceum and elsewhere early last season. "The Cnckoo" now under consideration is a translation. by Charles Brookfield. of "Decore." a furce by Henri Meilhac, that had some success iu Paris a dozen or years ap.

lirookfield's translation was first produced by Charles Hawtrey at the Avenue theater, Ixtndon, iu March last, and lasted there eleven or twelve weeks, closing May 2tth. It was first brought out in this country by Mr. Charles Frohrnan st the Criterion theater, New Haven. 01 April 1st last, and was introduced to New York on April 3d, at Wallack's theater, where it lasted until May 20th. It has since been on the road with pretty much the original company.

The engagement at the Lyceum is for but a single evening. lug alterations to meet with the health officer's views Is again being suggested. Inspected Sodus Road. A mooting of the directors of the Rochester Kailway Company was held yesterday morning. Among those iu attendance were Benjamin Graham, of New York, and Horace McKee, of I'hiladelphia.

both directors in the company. (Jeneral Man- nutT T. J. Niclioll said after the nioetins that there was nothing- of public interest transacted. The meeting was a regular session, and had no public significance.

A meetinc of the Sodus Itay Klectric Kail-road Company was held after the session of the street railway directors, but the information was again given out that the public was not interested in anything that transpired there. T. DeWitt Cuyler and Mr. tJrahirn. each a director of the Sodus PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Northern Centra! Railway.

route from Rochester to Baltimore. Wanhlnrton, and all 1 otut South and Southwest. On and after Mar 21. 1R. Trains leave NEW YOKK Cp.NTRlL STA TION as follows: A- ei'Pt Sunday.

For all point South, arriving at Klmlra 9 A. I'biladelpbia :23 P. New Vork p. Baltimore :00 I. Washington 7:15 P.

11. KutTet parlor car Kochetiter to Phlladclpnist. Pullman aleeplag car Marriaburg to Willi- lngton. nlC A. except Funday.

Tor PhlladH-pbla and i'ork, arrlvlnif at El niira 3:.0 P. I'bllaiWlphla 4:25 A. New York A. Haltlmore 2:30 A. Washington 4 A.

SI. Passenger coach Rochowtfr to Harrlshurg; Palliuaa aleenlng car lUxrltborj to York. 51 M- except Sun.lar. Accomoda-lu tlon fur ICliuira. arrives Elmlra P.

SI 7 P. dally. For all polnta South. arrive tlnura P. Phllndel- pbla 6:52 A.

New York MH A. Baiti-utore A. Waohltigton 7:45 A. SI. On hundarn.

arrives New VorK A. SI. Pullman butTet sleeping car to Washington dally. I'oiluMtn alct-pUig oar Canau-daigua to Phlladelpma For Information relative to rates, tlme.etc. address F.

Palinatcer, Cltv PassenKer and Ticket Agent, No. 11 Kant Main Street, Wli-der Uulldlnic. Telephone SfiU-A. where tickets and aieeplng- car berths can be secured; aiao at New Vork Central Station. J.

B. HVTt-HINSON. JAM KS R. WOOD, Cien'l Maujiier. Ucu'l Pmn.

Agt. TMENEW5TERLING DID IT ,11111111 EQUAL. HAS NO AMUSEMENTS. The Cherry Pickers and Vaudeville Haker Theater Empire Theater. A GREAT SALE OF SUITS, JACKETS AND MILLINERY road, attended this During the day the directors took a trip over the Jlen Haven road aud inspected the work that has been done on the west side of rM Irondequoit bay.

They expressed satisfaction with the manner in which the work is progressing, and said that ten miles of II ON EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS. ThK 111 rwif I 1 1m K- ifffi fSiir' In em time FfCk vHiJ can be done with any the road would be laid by the latter part of December or the first of January. Much Admired Photographs Stolen. rel of flour Into bfrgrer and better loaves of bread I lbs. to a loaf) he admiration of man for feminine EXH! beauty was forcibly illustrated last even BAKING WITH THE WONDERFUL The Haker theater has a wonderful LEHIGH VALLEY R.

R. Departure and arrivals at South St. Paul Street Statlou. Kffective May 14, lbifU. Note carefully sixua denoting week-day and Sunday tralos.

'Dally. tCxcept Sanduy. Sunday only. For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore ai.d Washinifton, A. P.

M. Black Diamond Kxprexto, and P. M. For Ithaca. A.

and 8:30 P. M. For Cieueva, Waterloo, Seneca Falia, Naples, (Watkltis), Ithaca, Kayre auu Intermediate stations. P. 18:50, A.

way train to Geneva. For Iloneoye Kalla and Hemlock Lake. A. P. M.

(to Hoiieoye Falls only. collection of really beautiful photographs or stage beauties and well-known players. TERLING RANGE framed and displayed in the lobby of the theater, stars who have appeared or ar shortly to be seen at this popular playhouse. Last night admiration apparently HI got the better of someone's good judgment. Epworth League Association.

The board of control of the Epworth League Association of Rochester, held Jt3 regular monthly meeting in the session room of the Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church last evening. This was the first meeting of the conference year, and fi for its object the discussion of plans f'r meetings during the year. Reports wo made by the several vice-presidents in the different departments of work, and it 9 decided to hold department conferences, to be made up of the vice-president of tae city league in conjunction with the re-presidents of the different departments of work, in the individual leagues, in furthering the work. A mass meeting will 1 held in the early part of December, following the Moody meetings. Arrangements were left to trie following committee: Misa Marv Jameson, chairman.

Percy B. ton, Miss Margaret Weaver, Miss Hen Hartley. G. E. Roberts.

Mrs. W. W. Keu-field. Miss Laura M.

Lawrence, Harry A. Gibbs, Joseph Smith. Presented With a Chair. The voting women of the Y. W.

C. A-. a No. 120 Franklin street, on Wednesday evening presented Mrs. L.

Cranston, manager of that department, with a handsome quartered oak rocker in appreciate of her kindness and interest in their wel What others merely talk about we Do. Have you ever heard of our challenge which none dared accept? aud as a result Miss Blanche King's frame A. Tl.ao ana For Buffalo. 10:15 A. of photographs are missing.

To be sure. 7:15 P. M. Black Diamond no one can blame the admirer for his tast-i in selecting the photographs of Miss King, as this little comedienne represents both JUST THINK OF THIS! beauty and talent. Now Manager Shubert desires to state that if the person who You buy the goods at less than cash-store prices and pay for them a little at a time, weekly or monthly, as best suits you.

Take advantage of it. $7.50, a very fine Suit, in coverts and black, tailor made, double stitched seams. Jacket all lined, well worth $10, at $7.50. $15.75, extra fine man-tailored Suits, in Homespuns, Venetians, Serges, silk lined; our regular price, $20 and $22 your choice during sale, $4.50, fine all lined Melton Jackets, $4-50. $10.75, choice imported Kersey Jacket, silk lined, latest out; cash-store price, $12; our special sale price, $10.75.

300 Hats. Velvet Pattern Hats at $2.75, $4.50, $6 and $7. We Will Trust U. Come. HOGAN Over 235 East Main St.

71 kindly borrowed the frame of pictures will Over 250 Loaves of Bread. return them he will be glad to present him with a ticket entitling him to free aduiis Sixteen Loaves Baked at One Time. At the Baker theater last evening the big cannon went off iu the third act of "The Cherry Pickers with the usual amount of noise and powder reek aud roused the usual amount of enthusiasm. All the principal persons engaged in the act so explosively and sulphurously closed were called out and marched across the stage to receive the judgment of the exalted gods. The villainous colonel of huzzars was tremendously hissed for his villainy, and should count the hissing a well-deserved reward for his earnest endeavors to play convincingly a part for which nature has ill-fitted him.

Ralph Del more is the boy to play rough. As Colonel Bnsugh, Mr. Wilbur Higby is altogether too good-looking and well-mannered to easily earn the storm of hisses that testify to the success of the melodramatic villain's histrionic efforts. George Le Savage was hissed a little for his assumed wickedness aud meanness us Brown and ought to have been hissed a good deal harder for his abominably noisy and senseless acting of the part. The audieuce didn't quite know whether to applaud or hiss Ayoob.

Mr. Frederick Guest's strenuous acting hajj roused their admiration, but they couldn't forgive him for having tried to blow the hero into eternity with the big So his reception was of a mixed nature. Then came Miss Margaret Tenuaut as the Widow O'Donuell, hailed with shouts of laughter. There was no doubt about the audience's opinion of her. The author has treated Mrs.

O'Donnell better than any other character in his play. He has given her the one really good line in "The Cherry Pickers." to wit: "Agitate, ye divolel Agitate!" and has allowed her three repetitions of it. Miss Tennant rose to her opportunities and beyond them. Indeed, she played the part exceedingly well, quite as well as Miss Jennie Satterlee, who originated it, and deserved her popu-, larity with the audience. Then came the hero and heroine, hand in hand, to be cheered to the echo, partly, of course, because of their heroism and virtue as Nour malee and John Nazare, and partly as Miss Alice Irving and Mr.

Garland Gaden for their excellent acting. Mr. Gaden was very good and Miss Alice Irving was more than very good. Miss Irving is at her lest in the natural expression of natural emotion Anna Moore in "Way Down East" would be an almost ideal part for her and strenuous melodrama is not really her forte. But no one would suspect that from her work as Nourmalee.

Gifted by nature with an impressive stage presence and perfect grace of pose, carriage and gesture, she plays the part with fine appreciation of all its remotest possibilities and with power, fire and vigor. She makes every melodra i n-mrTT- Lx press I. For Niagara Falls. 3:50, A. 13:3, 7:15 P.

Black Dlaanoud Kxpreami. Trains arrtva 4:48. MOtOO. 10:26. 11:15 A.

4:30, 6:23 P. M. Olty office. 15 K. Slain St.

(Wilder BJdgr.) Telephone 1191. W. F. COOK. District Passenger Acent.

BUFFALO, ROCHESTER PITTSBURG RY. Trains leave Weal Ave. station as follows: 7. fill A. jtt.

tuck iu, iur L.e xtoy, ai-uw Perry, liotuelUvlIle, balauutuca, Brauiord anil Juuicblowil. 9fin A- 'N1- iJHy. Fast Vestlbuied Express UU tur Plttaouiif. Bradford. Du Boia abd aion to the sacred concert on Sunday evening, which will give him a splendid opportunity to see the original of the photo Each Loaf Weighs 1 14 pounds, Only One Range Used.

One Entire Barrel of Flour. Perfect Bread Throughout. Less Than One Hod of Coal. Fire Pot Only One-third Full. a iulier, has cute cur and cleKnt high back day coach.es.

4nfl eek days, for Le Roy, War- saw. Perry, Uoraellsvilie, Sttlatuaiica KOTE THE FOLLOWING DATES AND PLACES Friday, Nov. 10 Kanday, Nov. 13 Frank B. Callister, 63-67 W.

Main St. Graham Josh, ISO Reynolds St. auu nraaioru. 5 f. 11.

Week daya. for Le Uoy, Silver SpriuK and Perry. Trains arrive 9:25 A. M. from Perry, P.

M. from Bradford, P. SL from Pittsburg, 8:35 P. SI. froui Bradford.

KDWARP C. LAPEY, General Passenger Agent. graphs in her descriptive songs ou the latest topics. Generally Fair and Warmer. Parker's barometer started yesterday afternoon nn a shoot downward which if it had continued on, would have warranted the observer's predicting a hurricane, he aaid.

Hut the drop was not of long duration. There is a storm in the West and another low on the Atlantic coast, to the north, but generally fair weather and slightly warmer are predicted for to-day. Unsettled weather is, however, hovering about. The highest temperature yesterday was 7l at Dodge City, Kansas, and the lowest 48, at White Iiiver. Will Go Over the Sadus Line.

The Rochester Kngineering Society will make a trip over the route of the Sodus electric road Saturday afternoon, leaving the station of the (lion Haven road, on Main street east, at 1::50 o'clock. The society wil be the guest of the road officials and of Lie Crand Brown, civil engineer in -harge of the construction. Mr. Ilrown read an interesting paper regarding the Sod road at the last meeting of the i Engineering Society. FOR SALE IN ROCHESTER BY fare.

Examination in Progress. An examination of candidates for second and third grade certificates, and for normal entrance, is lieing conducted at -5 school by Commissioners Talnier and Superintendent Noyes. tn" are some seventy-live candidates. Many Men Run Hither and thither trying their best to get their money's worth in buying a coat. When they get to know save them at least one-half and in tion alter to fit and repair and press of charge as often as you like tor year, they will be numbered mfl regular customers.

Ten olIars. toij0rf Saturday for your choice of tne to 30 grades of kersey, eo vert frieze and whipcord overcoats tailored in the best possible manner. Misfit," Maurice Osterman rropmt Sixty-Six East Main street-Open evenings. Weia Fiaher. 11S State at, 443 Clinton ave.

north itocbeater Stove Co 12 S. St. Paul-st. Frank B. Callister 61 to 5 W.

Main Frank Berber 12S Portland avenue C. Mason 34S State u.nas. K.KieDoeck 22 South avenue 3S State street .198 Hudson aee. A UI 1. 17 1 J.

A. P. Walter Son. Graham Josh 1. a.

V. unm a. wusu I v. Vmifh Oberst 172 Wert avenue ITfl nn mita at voersi i NOTICE TO CUKDITOnS: Pursuant to an order of Hon. George A Bentou, surrogate of the countv of Monroe notice Is hereby given, according to law! to all persons having claims or demands against Henjamln Wing, late of the town Hrlghton, county of Monroe, state of New lork.

deceased, to present the same with the voucher thereof, to the undersigned A Kmertion Ttabcock. at hi place for the transaction of business as such executor at his residence In the town of llilghtou, on or before the 5th day of May, 11HU. Dated October 31. 1. A.

EMUltSOS BABCOCK, i Executor. Walter S. Hubbell. attornev for executor No. UOo Wilder Koclicster," N.

X. j.iu neynoida at. WESTERN NEW YORK PENNSYLVANIA RY. TiWm will leave West Avenue Depot (Eastern time) dally, except Sunday, as follows: 8 A. St.

For Scottavllle. Avon, Mt. rg, Nunda. Uornellsvllle, Portage, Hinsdale. Oiean and intermediate stations.

4 P. M. Exprea for Sit. Morris. Hor-UM Baliavllle, Nunda, Cuba.

Olean and la-termedlate atatlona. Trains arrive 11:00 A. 8:00 P. M. 'f.

and Ticket B. Bell. Qen. Buffalo. N.

X. And by One First-class Dealer in Every Town of Importance in the State. SILL STOVE WORKS Makers, Rochester. N. Y..