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BUFFALO EVENING NEWS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1890. If las Ptiley's Compliments to Barnes, I0FFAL0 ETENIKG NEWS Waiting For a Roast. CJVoas tht iianner light) Capital punishment Four murderers New York State are waiting to be sinned to death by electricity. news whether, like afarmion, Parnell is to go on with the curse of his dishonor oh him, stubbornly risking the preat cause and perhaps, liks Mannion, to bring disaster on him and it and to fall In tbe lost battle Borne down by the flying as Fits-Eustace warned his master, nn- 1 WBROfflERS' TNLY five days for busi- E. H.

BUTLER, Uciltoi- to Proprietor. tw- CIRCCXATION GREATER THAS ANT OTHER DAILY PAPER IX THE STATE ouT-siDE of kew xokk city, mc BxcmiNa thOOKLY.N. Oyer a Million a Month. SEWS BUlLDIjrOf. 218 Main St 1ABTERS BRANCH OFFICE- 60 Tribune Building.

New York. X. B. Kutsa, Manage. CHICAGO OFFICE Hunti News Bnreaa 1 sio and Fifth iiwift WASHINGTON OFFICE 615 Fourteenth street New Peiinsylranlt avenua, SUBSCRIPTIONRATES: KVE.NTNQ NEWS, par Tear 3.00 Fenr Months l.OO STODAT NKWS Q2 pages), par Year.

ti.CO XX WS TKUCFHOXB CALLS: Csusttog Boom, 860-D. Editorial Room, 668-1 EYLNLNG NEWS TEIiGRAPfl BUFFALO, WEDNESDAY, NOT. 6. '80, THASKSGirLSa. In accordance with custom Tei News will observe tomorrow as a holiday tha annual festival of national thanksgiving.

No paper will be tooed from this office tomorrow. The newsboys will have something to do besides their usual business. A thousand of taunt will feed on turkey and cranberries at Music Ball till the crying of papers is a physical impossibility. May (rood digestion wait on youthful appetite. No more in the way of physical comfort could any boy ask.

Custom honors the practice ef suiting reasons for thankf uluess on the occasion thus celebrated every year. Pretty good authority expresses gratitude in general terms "for all thy goodness and loving kindness to us and to all men" but for this our creation, preservation and all the blessings of this lite" we an supposed to give "humble and hearty thanks" every oftener. The aililude of thanksgiving for general blessings is habitual with some with some too, perhaps, who do not formulate their obligation in conventional ways. Mora specific reasons for national gratitude are stated by the best secu lar authority in the President's message. Good crops, peace and national progress are the most of these.

On the other side of-the ocean, however, Queen Victoria has just sent a message to Parliament, miscalled a speech, giving as good grounds for imperial complacency as we have for our republican content. She speaks of peace and progress too, and says that even in Ireland things are in better shape and local famine Is not beyond the help of "my Government" Over in Germany, everybody is on the point of singing Te Deums because Virchow's great disciple has discovered the germ of the I disease which is mankind's greatest enemy. France is happy and rich; Brazil is free and independent; everywhere some cause for gratuiation and gratitude is to be found. If we have a peculiar reason for thanksgiving beyond all other nations itwould seem to be traceable further than any of these conditions. Something in national character composite and vigorous underlies all our actual advantages; accounts for our material progress, our independence of traditional restraints, our very freedom of thought All these blessings are possible as a result, in part at least, of circumstances, and the most important of these circumstances, as one of the greatest Americans has pointed out, is the wide separation of the new world from the frets and worries the standing armies and the temptations to war and war conditions, which afflict the old.

And so we come back to the first of our Presidents for the chief cause of thanksgiving and follow George Washington in gratitude to High Heaven for the opportunity given a new people from which all our blessings Sow. The broad view of tbe man who warned Americans that tbey-wetild be happy as long as they kept free from "entangling alliances" and mixed up none of the maundering state-craft of the OA World with their young aspirations, "is the one on which we can best base our national thanksgiving. It is an American festival, in expression of gratitude, for American conditions, and the is its propnet In celebrating Thanksgiving Bay we commemorate in more significant fashion tbe patriotic wisdom which inspired him in bis efforts to make America separate in all ber intereste-truly people set spartfHhaniir the perfunctory oratory and grudging half- suspension of business of the 22d of February. We celebrate George Washington and tbe fathers of the Republic when we intelligent! render thanks on tbe national festival day for the peculiar blessings which he and they preserved to us. A LATER MAltMlOX.

Of all tbe keen self-reproaches which such a man as Parnell may be expected to feel at such atune as this, surely the thought that he baa put the cause of Irish Home Rule in peril must give the sharpest pane." Sorrow for bis partner in dishonor ia punish- ment acnte MOUihfprev selfish man than tbe great leader has shown himself to be but she is a iharer in SEVERAL SORTS of Black overcoats; none better than one of those medium wale worsteds at $15; silk lined $20. Then here are wider wales and perfectly plain Meltons and Cheviots, either silk lined or not, as your fancy inclines. At $18 and $20, a great variety of handsome coats in various fabrics and colors, lined with tine Italian cloth silk sleeve linings practically as good value for service as monev can buy. Silk linings cost more and wear out quicker, but the pure silk we use lasts long enough and they make a coat slip on and off "awfully easy;" $'25 to $30. Boys' Clothing.

Short and long-pants suits, all the medium and fall weights at lower prices. All to be closed out; the stock is full of winter suits. All wool, and sure to wear well qualities 84 and ho lots. And a musieal top free with every sale. ALTMAN THR POPULAR, tUK clothibm, 68-72 SENECA 6TREET.

13 JS ON'0 ART STORE. -Kain and VTiie-Gaiiese 1868 OSCAR BEA SON 1890. SUPREME COURT, ERIE COUNTY. The Eas Buffalo Live Stock Exchange Company, Plaintiff, against Arthur Christey, Fannie L. Christey, his wife; Geo.

A. Plimpton, as assigvee for the benefit of the creditors of Arthur Christey; Martin Heaton, Mary E. lleaton, bis wifo; The L. L. Brown Paper Company, The Whiting Paper Company, The Third National Bank of Tbe Fall Mountain Paper Company, Tbe Merriinao Paper Company, Thomas Vernon, George R.

Vernon and T. Alfred Vtinon, as survivors of themselves aod David Scott, deceased, composing tbe lare firm of Vernon Bros. Company; Gibson T. Williams, The National Savings Bantc of Buffalo. Jame 0.

Chalmers, individually and as trustee and executor of the fettaieof DanieUeuksaad William Jenks; The City of ilTalo, Georpe L. Chaffee, Charles E. Calleoder, The HanmerA Forbes Company, ade H. Hill, The Collin Manufacturing Company. The Joseph Dixon Crucible Company, Edward F.

C. Young, as Rweiver of the Joseph Dixon Crucible Company; William C. Humburch and William C. Hodge, George A. Plimpton, aa sole survivor of himself and William Powell, deceased, composing the late firm of Powell Plimpton; George Balnbiidre, as surviving partner of tl.e late firm of Henry Baiubfidg-e Company; The Hill ilanuiacturing Company; Tbe Morgan Hnvelope Company, Alexander Balfour.

Tne Riverside Paper Company, Thomas G. Williamson. Tue Church of the Ascension of tne city of Buffalo, N. Y-; Horace Briggs, Devillo W. Har- mjfwiiTTreaericfc OrWarren and William C.

Warren, as executors of the last will Wstament of James D. Wanvn, deceased; G(K-rKe Bleistein, aa President of the Courier Company William H. Hor. Delia 8. Avery, Alexander W.

McLean, Carl J. Eodenbach, Philip Houek, Fred A. Kjrkholder 'John Paulin, William Drex-flius, Peter Neubeck, H'nry Klein, Samuel a Ryan. Nathaniel Hail, Henry Hcllrieeel, Williaa HellrWel, Casper Drescher. Harriet Koch, as administratrix of the estate of Harry- y.

Kucb, deceased; Tbe Union Paper Manufacturing Cora pauy. The Esterbrook 8ujel Fen Manufacturin Company, Frank Boivman, William A. Mauter 'stock. Sarah B. Slots, Charles F.

Caatine, as as sinee for the benefit of the creditors of Franl Bowman; William A. Mauterstock and Sarah B. Klote, composina the late firm of Daniel Klote l.pmpauv; tue tyepqiaun jimiuiacvuruiK pany. Euerhard Faoer. John WTuarter, James Dinsmore, Tne White.

Corbia Company, John Gibson, W. Mabie, Jonathan L. Bard, Henry II. Todd, John H. MaBie, Thaddeus Davids, Davia F.

Davids, James W. Todd, as assignee for the beuefiLof the creditors of Thaddeus Davids atengercr ee vo Last Saturday the artist who does the India ink work for Messra Barnes, Hengerer presented misa Annie nxiey wtth a rbarniing representation of herself and "the baby" in "Room which called forth the Ioliowmg graceful repiy irom ansa lxiey: Hotel BcfTLoasKR, Pmsarao, Nov. sa, 1880. Messrs. Barnes, Haxunaa IS Co IVnr Allow me to thank you for the llghtful surprise you gave roe yesterday after noon in the presentation of so charnuuga piiol work.

1 think it a gein- Your bumble servant aud the baby of Second Moor." lias never been more perfectly or beautifully represented. shall iwaia regard your gift as one pfrmv choicest treaaurea Thanking you again. lamyours ANNII This artist is making quite a reputation for his work and Barnes, Hengerer Co. have already hl to put the limit on the number of ordersTtir his pictures they will take between now and the holidays. letter Order Now.

To complete your Thanksgiving dinnor serve our salted almonds, glaced fruit and line'candies. league Co. Gen. Miles a ml the tht Chicago Tribune.) Oen. 31iles took uj on himself a mighty hi? contract whi lie lotd tiie Ct, or two ago that li they mad troibie he womd "wbah out of them." Tiie ho thiuks he ca1 whale out of a red liuiiiu that subtle peculiar to Uie rtice ft Inch is lih St clearly pressed by a greiit ttljtr is as of celiiidi nt the man tvho thinks he can create a new world and a better one.

A rhllH is not in proportion the bulk of foo tie l-fcWves into llis loutteh: he i-only nou isiii-d iy tlw ioo.l h' ht iieiy fctotu of Ilieilin's Kowi is nsto tin nour.sh irg. It con in proporn lis vbo riiiroirenoiis yud "phosp idea aro 10 eiiscutial lor the hcaltuy gtflv. ty cl' a Child, Parnell and (Jnay. (From the St Lout IrLjOe-Oemocrat) Mr. Parnrll's usefulness as a noliticnl leader hi.s reduci'd to a levrl with that ot Mr.

(. iy and their respective i-3 would lie equally benehtisi by their coneum-nt ri-tiienit-ut. AN ECZEMA 17 YEARS Cared tn Weiia tne of tho Greatest Cures Kver Prr.oruic.l tv tho Cutlcura Kttoietiies. At the ace of three months a rash which after wards pro-ed to (r ecvuia or SaiU rtit-uiu appearance on my iftee. ibsiciu ni er physk tan wtm called.

sS'one of (hem ine an L'ooil ai all. hut made me vrs '1 iic diH.i- cuntiDued unabated; it fpread To mv nrra-j in. 1 till I W'a Minted SOlll. an control oi iy. hi, ami i as lltterh helnk'-s.

jfy i -V nave io nit mt- out, an i id 3 f-, iQt( iird. I ret ttrouud flip hoiist' on an fuet. hut I could ntgttniy clo Ik-s on nt all. and had lo t-ar a sort of ttreRsiufr-jrown. My bail hail nil matted down oi' off, and my fi'f and Mrs rf 'C- lnanot-r uiitit was veitr-'fu years old.

nd one day in January, lh7. I ri'a an ai-cuuut io tJie of your C'tkira ItEif EDi f.s. It described iny case so exactly tiiat I thou'lit, as a last rcgart, to iive Them a trial. WbHn f.i-st applied I was all raw and bleeiliriL. 'roni but I retu asleep almost immediately, snmethiuj I had not done for years, the effect was so soothing.

In about two weeks I coidd stand straight, but not walk, I was so but iiiy sores were nearly well. As near as loan iudire, CiTictTUi Keukdies cr.red ine in ab-mt six to eiat wks. anil up to this date (i. noin January. lht'J.

to January have i.nt en Siefi i a or have bad the least signs of the disease io ppt'arinK on me W. J. 37M Dearborn Chicago, June J'J, '87. Cuticura Remedies Are tbe only infallible Skin and Blood Purifiers. Sold everywhere.

Price Crncritai, the great Skin CLre, Ccnctriu Soap an exquisite Skin Purifier and Beauiifier, 252. Cl'tjci-ka IUsolvest, the new Blood runner. 151. Prepared by the Potter Dnco and Chemical Corporation-. Boston.

for "How to Cure Skin Diseas' 64 pages, 50 illust rations, aod 10U testimonials. K0W MY SIDE ACHES! Acbioe feides Back. Hid. Kidnev. Vtente Pa'ns.

and Kbeuuiattsm re-I iiTTitiii wiiifnirtiivttif v'fAti-rair I'laster. The niatand only Instantaneous pain-killing plaster. a su EF YOU EIAVS Mill OR PILES, kck ritwb ros. TIVE BOWELS, HUL'R hTO'tACII and BKI. Hl.VG it your loinl (ioei not aa-Kiniilau and yoa have no appetite, will cars these trotsfelea.

Try theirtt yon huve nuthiUK to Ioh, tt it I gal a si TlgoroQa boiiy. Price, 2oc. per Ua. SOLD EVE.EYWH.EliE. hi! HALO MASK SIS.

T7holssale Prices of Conntry and Lake Produce and Proituctiou. BcrriLO, H. Nov. 28. 1890.

Etta. N. Y. and Michigan, strictly fresh. ...24 25c BtTrsK.

Oramery, K. T.fancyfresh;,... ..25 7:2.1 -i-i 0 27e a-'4c G-'-ie Wi.Us tlx: luioo Vv eiiern. fancy fresh fair to choice. dairy, fresb roor ana cuuuauu, k.hu.

CHLESS. Fancy full cream, la C'LOica full cream. new. aiitfius suit Oranges, Jatnaicns. i.o(';.0d per Lemons.

Hesemas, i.M per box; 1-alermos, tli-Otitau-oo; VataKas, ApMea, J3.5-oer Grapes, Concords, li per lb'-Jto per lb. basket; Iielawares. lnHjnin: Malagas, heavy wewhts, Bananas, yellow, firsts, tl.tio&'.'.oo; snjonda Suitasi.uo: Red. otK.aSl.oo per bunch aa io batltyrTrman-Eaw ers. per lb.

PocLTar Uressea cnicsens. luync; yewls, bucks. lie: luraeys, Ubaii' soiTaSLSs Potatoes, State. per mi Potatot. Jerseys, pr CabbSfe, per lot) head; Onions, Moc per buash, lidl tc per Celery, par dozen; Turnip yellow, uuc per but Baass Marrow, t3.ttMa3.90: mediums and pecs at $: QiOu; wluut kalo.y at x.rS o-r buahah WaaaT No.

1 hard, t.0W; No. 1 Northern, $1 No. 3 red. i c. No.

I WLi 9fcc Coss So. yeuow. Na 3 yellow CI- Oaxs-No. 8 white, 5151Kc: No, 3 white. fit, Twca-Sprin wheat Best patent spring, rr bnl; Lakers' sirs glu, Bas' clear, To; Bailers' for rve mixture, Low grade, S3.O0.

Wintrr wh-at Heat family. $5.0 Amber do, Low crade do, Bye No. at.UO; Eye No. Uranani. i.tvtn-t'oarae wiatMr.

IIR.tviain no. cnarne spl ine, l7.fiOtH.otl; fine winter. SIh.oi) ijji.OO; J.lK.Maia.60: fiaisli winter. tUMibiM; bushed spring, W1.50. -jurwairAkros.

lSOr oalisr. Raw. ers', Hovers' Boiled Oats, $'i Cats, coarse, jLiti.oijriw-. Hav Quoted: Na I timothy, new, per ion: Na a oo jio.ouiaiii.wi; oawt bay. straw, baleii.

Hams suuar cured, medlura. Bacon, be; Snouitiers, Smoked Beef, ic; Satose Keef 1 oous. 1 -'c; 1'ora. short cut. Si clear.

i 14.511: Cemd Rmm choice family, $14.00: Pickied Pi's Feet, $.1.00 rrr bbl: bpiosd rut toraroe, u.uo per nan nrkLoiiH. ic; Pork Bausae, I 1 K.u Wiriue WailUM Liver Eauaae, 4c; Blood gausaca, oc; Head Frankfort saueaze, ic. and Trout (Qeorriaa Bari. Ipl nar Whitefisb (Lale Eriel. round.

7c: live Yellow Pike, 8c; live Blue pike, be; live Pickerel' live Civcoes, le; live Long Jaws, 4c; iv. rerch, 4c; live Bass, lue; hi. Mullet, Sc: bv. Ma, 8c; 8hoepiieada ac: Bock Baas. Se; Brook Trout, 35e; Salmon, loci fruiea Kcalopt, per sal, froiea trot Less, per ux Iroien Blue Fish, 5c per lb.

Oysters, standard, $1 per selects. Halibut, seal Cod, Cci Haddock, bfje: Bpaaiak ataaa-erL 3()e each; Claims. Due per hundred. Lass White Bote, la lereea, 7e; White Reee. able- 7e; White ftaea, tuba, rataily Lara, taawroea.e-'c; bbia.

B-e: tuhi 1 ef It t. r. In A All luit Is If. II X. Is a constitutional and not a local disease, and therefore it cannot be cured by local applications.

requires a constitutional remedy like Hood's SarsspariUa, which, working through tbe blood, effects a permanent cure of catarrh by eradicating the impurity which causes and promotes the disease. Thousands of people testify to the success of Hood's Sarsaparllla as a remedy for catarrh when other preparations had failed. 'Hood's Karsapanlla aiso bulds up the whole system. Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggists. Si six for $5.::.

Prepared only by 0. 1. HOOD Lowell, Mass. 100 Doses One Dollar ACHE! PosltlvrlyCnrsdby these Little Pills. They also relieve Dig ress from Dyspepsia, cdigestlon and Toe, ilearty Eating.

A per ect remedy for Dizzi- besa, Nausea. Drowsi ness, Taste in the pIouth.CoatcdTonsTie. i'ain iu the Side, TOR PID Bowels. Small Pill. Small Dose.

Small Price, A I I' II vrv iV fin if fi vTp mkkch mins. fl Ul llllltUtli Jiasaosaa, Thtmksrtvini: Holiday CVmm''ticinp T' rlay, Nov. J7ih three nunts. r.i.-.o imnisv inKauu batur-day matinee, lone Under the tnanagenient of P.ich A Harris A brand new shw from to Curtain, VI A i.N I I ANKscin iVG DAT Star Theater. FU2ri orjrjri 3ptjjsti Every Nifrtu, Saiurd iy.

Matinee ntirsday uay). the (ireiit New York of tde Season. A it a Uun of 10,1 riinnie-': t'tn1" th Fublic. Company of P-M't'vt Mi ners. i.

narntjienpi and iJanceg. Nutliluc Hut i uu i'roiu liegiutiin to tud. CORINNE LYCEUM lUNDSOMKSr TH r.VTKR IX Ul FfALO. Mminecti Wcdnes av and Saturday. Tms wfei.

Extra Matiu -a 'i'UanLsjiviaE? Day Airtiey Carap. eii i Oreatest ftay. SIBERIA 1" The Finest ot ths famous Pjay Ever BniVuio. 1 uinee Thursdar. ti.ven iu Remmber tii- Exm Box oilict? trom it TH-plmne74.

v-A MOITCTFOUD. Next attractioa-E H. R. ICOURT ST.THiATES? JACOBS' MaflNKEK llAll-V SJfCKPT MOSDAV. THE VAiDlS SISTERS REFINED NoViLTY COMPANY.

NeitVedt-GU5 HILL'S BIG SHOW. WON AN I UUSLE THEATKR. THEmiS fdy taripaMstd BAXNEY BALDWIN. Tbe only mat, wuo Lives with a Buokex Keck. a mountain oi The Baud aod the tierman Rose.

tbei ure Hall teiitures of last week retained tT" PKIOFaS -10. 25 and 35 centi. aecord- in loc.it ori of seatfl in theater. One price of adtuiiiSK.n admits; to ail parts vi tbe house. Miuhiyan uar Street.

the m.maeein.'nt of Col. T. A. Edwurdn. Perform? m-t-s hy A ii-Htar Comedy Company every eveii.ii: oi 8 tin.i bttmidiiy Matinee, Ice 10 and Jo cents.

CYCLBHAH1A ASI LOOliOlT MUUM'AIX. acknowletired as the Gem of the Cycloramio Art. Now on Main ami Kdward Streets. li AUMIStloS 23 Cts, Open trow it M. until 10 P.

M. octitf RT-SCHOGU Buffalo Fine Arts Academy. Drawing and Painting C'layres every dav for 85 per monttt. Monday. Vcdn "4av and Friday evenings $3,00 pdr month, bend or circular.

nolUtf JaiMsui FftakMis Bauw.s, bupL Xca3xoi33.s Academy. "Mr. and Mrs: Oram. 4S5 Mnin street; Adult Classes every ev-'nin. Children Raturdar, IP.

8 cirty. Clasfiil and Siae Dauciag taught. Tne nfw dan'-e. Waltz linuet, witb-deivCripaotv for sale at Schus-cins M.isic store. K.

Genesee, and at our Academy. Private lewwni by Write or call fur circular. Representative of National AMociatioc. Opening December Term En'omsh aod SHORTHaNn School. Fire-proof Buil.linc.

Aa St Butfalo. T. TVAY AN'D-KKIHT ses-ions onen on Monday, Dec, 1st. 18 0. 77.e ifesirino to enter this sen.i;n mtmig.q.nniu flLJliHt-fliLXlejglll'r oaf II a vtrfmstr-a 'le t.

umrt-isi iu.c KATKD PKObPECTU'S mailed tree udou re- Any person desirin" to purchase a reliable Piano at a lots price, and make small payments, should call upon H. UTLET, 82 Pearl near Seneca. K. B. Estab.

1842. No new Piano sold without a personal guarantee as to its durability. mwfr THE PFOPI.E OF THE STATE OF NEW YOKE to Alois i II. whuve last kuown place of. residence was UiitZalo, K.

but lose present piauttof reauleoi-e is unknown and cannot alter inquiry bs ascrtaiiieu: Catherine (Vile, Caroline Malalena Htisa of Buffalo, heirs-lit lam- anil next of kin of Anna Maria Prell, h.te of the city of Bi.ffalo, in ihe county of fcrw and itat-of New ork, deceased. 1'. Whereas, lsadore atiishWia-k of the-eity of ftuITaloli sa.id.,toiinty. executor named In the will of the said deceased, has lately petitioned the Stirrofrace's Court of our said County of Eras, to have a certain instrumtsnt in writing-, bearing date Uie 17th day ei April, lttyo, relating to both real and personal property, duly admitted to probate as and tor the last will aha testament of said deceased. You.

and each of you, are therefore cited to an. pear beiore the Surrogate of our said Countv of Erie, at the Surrogate's oflice, In the City and County Hall, in the city of Buffalo, in said County of Erie, on tne fifteen tn day of December, lew at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day, and attend tbe probata of the nm will. And mat, if any of the above-named persona are infants, Uiat they then and there show cause wny a Special Guardian should not be appointed to appear, represent and ect for the proceeding for ihe probate of said will. In testimony hereof, we have caused the seal of said Surrogate Court to be 8.) hereunto affixed. Witness.

Hen. Jacoh Stern, Surrogate ef ovsaid County of Erie, at this SOU lay af October, lniio. JOHN J. GRIFFIN. Clerk of SurroRstn'a Court.

1 CARTERS I If 63 hlLlsb. Singular and Possibly Significant If True. (From the Chicago Globe.) I It Is a singular fact that 90 per cent of tbe Re. publican press want FarneU to resign and tbe same proportion of the Democratic press think otherwise. Why the Indians Are Excited, (From thejChicago The Sioux are greatly excited over the expected arrival of a pure spirit No wonder! The spirits they have dealt with heretofore have never been more than UO per cent pure.

One Way With the Ghost Dancers. -(From the MinneapoW'fHbunei)-- Hany of the ghost dancers are dying of ex. hsustion. This fact seems to furnish a solution of tbe problem. Let n.

Miles offer a gallon of whisky as a prize to the buck who dances krogest and the braves will dance themselves to death. Farmer John's Thanksgiving Thanksgiving Day came chili and bare, The were brmn, the trees were sere, And soow llakes gathering la tue air Foretold the winter 01 tbe year. But bright tne tire, and full the tacb thanktui heart kept glad wllbia. But Farmer John, with darkened brow 'elt noL the gladness of tne day, Not to bu hupcs sped tbe plow, And cberisned plaus bad gone ostiay. Tbe wished for grain in crop slid herd, Tiuj blight aud murrain bitu deterred.

And to his wife he murmuring said: You nerd not ireud ibc least for me; Let ollirrs Hit the tlmukiul heud Wbo lor their jjiitji ittuihaniiful be. My neighbors can enjoy (h'ir least, Wtth herds and hocus and stores increased. Their every crop was full in ear. Their herds have gained iu foal and fleece. They weigu the bulanee of the And laugi to count a rich increase.

For me. tlie montus they come and go," Tney find me poor, they leuve ine so." And forth into the fields lit1 went. Carina liol wbere las stfps uiht stray, His veiy tbought .8 diM.vinent, llis every thought, reproached tbe day." He passed his neighbor's garnered store, VVilh envy marKen biti tuiongiug herds, His neighbor met htm al the do-jr With bursting tnu suouicg words. His darling br-y. hi rid'-s his ail, Lay white beueuth tue iuueral palL A-marbIemnnsion rose in state, Vi uiie-vvaileU.

amid its v-iuhiering trees, A caiviage siwod beture the cute He sure is bh-l," ssid unner uun, For whoni this luxury ntuts upn. Within be saw the banquet spread. Tne board was st with ruivst eh, Bj The waiters stood at loot and head; He shw the owner then apneur Weak and in pain, ids rv.ints bore Their master ironi bis carriage door. Smote with his sin, he blushed in shame, Ail base repining now were still. Content he turned the way he came, 4 Back to his own cottage sill.

With joy beneath its porch tie sees Ha wire, and babes about ber knees. He kissed his wife, while tears he shed, He clasped his babes to his breast; While I have strength and (he," he said, "More than my neigtiiors am I Set tortb the feast God's gifts shall raise My heart to Him in thanktui praise." haac Eaton. A Good Investment At Blasdell Park. One hundred and ninety toSloOeach. First payment only from 50 cents to 1 1.

Payments each week only from 50 cents to $1. We charge you no interest and pay your taxes for the first three years. No notes or mortgages required. For further particulars call on or address Wood, Harmon Hi 44 Niagara street, Buffalo, Ghost Dancing Still Continues, PlBBBB, N. Nov.

26 A party from Pierre have just returned from Bennett, where tbey witnessed the issuance of rations to the Indians. They emphatically deny that thers is any danger of an outbreak at the Cheyenne agency, although the ghost dancing is still kept up to some extent. Fine Remitted by the Washington, Nov. 28. The president has remitted tbe lint! of K5 in the case of Daniel McScnna, sentenced in Pcnnsyl-vania te eight months' imprisonment and a fine of forpa-siiigcottnterfeit money.

Death Warrant Withdrawn. Harrisburo, Nov. 26. The death warrant of Smith, thellejrheay county is now in aa insane aay- lum, Yfta ny tne gnrarnnr. Strikers F.eluin to Work.

Springfield. Nov. 2a. Most of the striking employes of the Glssgnw mills at South Iltttlley Falls, have returned to work. TJva' Buffalo Special," Every night at 7:30 tbe "Buffalo Special" leuves Grand C'eulral station, New York, via tbe New York Central, arriving in Buffalo at 7:30 next morning.

Eiegant Wagner.palace sleeping cars. eMiexrelled accommodations. No extra fare. Berths may be secured a week in advanca at city or station ticket ices, ms jsjne best trnin xorHiuialo people; and Dec. 1 a returning train will leave Buffalo at 7:20 P.

il. every dav, reaching Grand Central station, New York, at 7:20 next morning. -5t29 It iouxts the rapert. At least we can say ot the hair rais.ng Sioux That at present they furnish the liveliest nious. Chicago Mail.

WIDE AWAKE CHOIRS, CHORDS 'SOCIETIES and all iSSOCIA. T10NK will do well to send for lists and catalogues of. our Chorus. Aotheet or Glee Books. Church Music Books, Singing Class Books, Oratorios.

Cantatas, Quartettes, Chorals. Octavo Pieces, Sic. JKHOVAU'S PKAIKK. (SI. or doz.) Emerson.

Is a larste, flint class Church Music Bok, full ot the best W'-trical Tunes. Anthems and feingiog Class Elements and Music. UABIIIMS KtW AXD ANTHKHS, (SI. serdox.) KMtllMi.VS XtW RKsPovsks. (60 or 9ti DOtY'K BkNfOMSUi AM) gESTti'ISCM, (80 cts, per dns.) SAN.

TOiUL, (SL or 0 doz.) Palmer and Trowbridge, Are sew and thoroughly good bt oka CtftL ZKKKAHVS ATUS. (SI. or Si) perdos.) OtRsU.VS tO.MKKl bLLLCUOJa. $1, $i) per doz Are excellent for Conventions. fOR THE CHRISTMAS.

fai'rht Manning. (3o fci ner dos.1 Lewis. Mary's blocking. OX) or Jl.gu per doz- ouoijrrn. Bells.

(30 $3 per doz.) Lewis, kiaif Winter. 1 per doz.) Xrnaa at the Kerchiefs. (20 $1.80 dox.) hristnss Rift. (15 S1.S0 dos.) BosaVL Kiagdow of Mother Goose. ANT BOOK KAILXD rOS BXT1JL PRIt.

OLIYEli COilPANY, Boston C. H. Drrsos 807 Broadway. New York Cit wsaif lUa-lth CBlfdreB. '1 think," said a "leadinjf "physician "of St 1 Louis, that lHidi-n himmmMUMJMAAat age are the delicate and yet the most neglected metnuers ot a community." Dr.

HQd of Scrauton, an able physician aod spet-ilist in tiie diseases of children, beoora-luf convinced of tbe v.ants of Uie tittie ones, forroiiiated a series of eiikxu-ious remedies lor ehBdren. His Colic Cure. Diarrhrea ilixture, Teetting Lotion and Worm Elixir are she remtflies for Bpectal service at this time. Seod for copy of Dr. Hand's Mothers' Adviser and Chudren's Friend; it will pay yoa many titnee over.

The Hand Medicine Ca, ao." Cherry street wul send it free of cost int brttAI tNGlISM l-WtBT, BEECHAM'S FILLS Fsr Mm ail Ktnou. teieri uTarth a Oiiua a oxH bat tali for 25 Cents, ST ALL MfJtHiUTS. vailingiy, in the song whose chords woke that bitter pang of remorse in the great soldier's heart FIOBT MUSIC. -The Expren has a little ghost dance of its own over the loeal "reorganization" of the party the other day. An article much too long for reprinting concludes thus: But at first blush ft looks as If Mr.

Warren could fairly claim that he bss been "vindicated" and decline to carry out his reported Intention of resigning from the State Committee. It also looks as it an eminent independent leader bought, with bis innuencr, it a State office? from the Ring; yesterday and that he must not eomptain hereafter if he And bewas over reached in the bargain. bo sups witn the Devil must needs have a long The Ej-prtet, however. Is Inclined to take a hopeful view of the situation. The reloruiers a surprising? good hvnt yesterday in the fai.ti of adverse circumstances.

Most of tbe members of tbe general committee were chosen before election chosen, under a flag- of crucv by the machine. It is only surprising thut so many of th-nt were converted. Evidently than one year will be required to r-or ranize the party, but a good beginning baa r.een made. That little matter of tbe State conmittee- mau will be set straight next laiU Tbe uietnoor- Suip or me uenrrai iomnmt-e can uo weeueu out th-u. too.

ine nepuniican piny in trie county may sulfer one more defeat at a general election, but it will be in line to help elect a Republican president in Mrl, "That little matter of the State Com mitteeman" ban a chilly sound. The hatchet is still above ground. By the way, who is the Messiah for whom the young braves are dancing at the corner of Exchange and Washington Borne of them are pretty near oft the reservation and there are no more rations to be given out just at present rixbrcATioit costs money. that it is decided by a United States Court jury that Superintendent Alien was not guilty of robbing because he had a bnndle of letters in his pocket at a critical time, it would seem to be only reasonable to ask who is going to make good to tho vindicated man the cost of proving his innocence? It is estimated that the two trials have cost Mr. Allen not less than 1C00, and that all he baa in the world will be swallowed up by these expenses.

Of course, "All thnt a man hafh bn will give for his life," aud most of us would give as much for the liberty that makes life worth living. None the less, it is a terrible hardship that a man in good standing in the com munity should be forced into poverty and lose all the hard earnings of many years ac the simple say-so, reckless or malicious, as the case may be, of a thief-hunter who "got the wrong man." It is worth thinking of that no man is quite safe from similar attacks and a similar stripping of his carefully stored savings. "Who shall make this loss good? It is every body's business to see justice done; nobody's business in particular to do more than pass judgment in a hotly controverted case. It ought to be tbe business of the Government, seeing that he incurred these attacks in its service, under accusation from one of its de tectives, backed up by the testimony of" employes. If Postmaster-General Wana-maker is convinced, as ha ought to lie, on the evidence laid before the Auburn jury that Mr.

Allen js innocent, he ought to be able to make good in some way the injuries he has suffered. A competent man would be secured to the service by his appointment to a responsible post, and that would be the best vindication possible an expression on tho part of his late employers the Government of complete confidence in his integrity and fitness for places of trust Mski the ghost dances unanlmoui- -With real ghosts. Mrs. Partitotos is dead. Long live Mrs.

Partington. A CRT for tomorrow "Turkey is deadl Long live Turkey Ths Old Guard never surrenders, but it dies now and then. Thx Queen of Portugal is suffering from infiueofca. In dber-werd shw4ias-the grip. The Queen hasn't altered a comma in her fifty-year-old speech.

It's "scissors till I PRor. Koch is looking hopefully for a cure for diphthcriar-TUat's Take one of your size, Mr. Clzvklaxd is writing personal comfort letters again. But hj will find that Ingalls is a bigger man than Tom Grady Wheh. Pooh Bah Cleveland says that Ingalls is "the viliflerof everytbingDemocratic" he mentally adds, "I am everything Democratic." Tbk San Francisco Alia has discovered that "Tbe mills of tbe gods and Mills of Texas are on the same side this year." Both grind exceedingly small, it seems.

Now IT is said that Carlisle is saying one word for Grover and two for himself in all his 1893 talk Alasl Cleveland's habitual suspicion of everybody but himself will become chronic if this goes on. I atheb a comical breach of promise case i nmn at Lirai TlleT war engaged daring 4118 lMt Presidential campaign. Miss Shuil for such a lover. MOBS Olt LESS The Rothschilds have opened another free hos pital oa Frankfort-en-the-Main. Robert Browning said he was nearly 60 before He made any money out of, his writings.

Benjamin Outsat the distinguished French painter, has arrived in this country to decorate a nouse in Boston, Von Holtke on his ninetieth birthday was ZZZZl 4. JTZ w' mind's eye. The Ojnnaa felchsrag wtttTnrwt Dec. Among the flrst acts of the body will b- the adoption of at resolution expressing the nation's Unities to Professor Koch. Tbe papers of Eoda Pesth an asking for a popular subscription for Kossuth, wbe has lost bis entire fortune ia railroad speculations and who is sow 75 years of age.

William Lloyd Garrison, soa of the great aatt-s'avery agitator, is very wealthy, having amassed snoaey from tbe wool business. Ha al literary in bis tastes, takes aa active interest la politics and is a Democrat Farah Bernhardt in her new presentation of "Cleopatra" has departed from the traditional idea of the Queen's physique, and appears with auburn or reddiah-browa hair. This is probably an moovation Id the directioa as? accuracy, the xanthous type certainly existing, and being highly eatxaired ia k'r- CASH AND ONE) Buffalo, Nov. 26, 129a-Only five days In which to do the work of six To quicken trade on Friday (you know we close the store Thursday) we mark a dozen or more things Pr.day And when things are lively round the store, you must be lively too. Umbrella Spec'al 2tl-inch twilled Gloria silk umbrellas with oxidized silver special price I.

Ribbon Special- e'-itifh-wide ribbon in cardinal, suitable for tnticy work, lyc a yard. Trimmings, Special- 10 pieces ttlack mohair passementerie $1 a yni'tl, redii''pd from and leather collars $2,75 each. httcy braid one inch wide, in gray only, '20c per piece of 22 yards. Dress Goods Special Bn lance of the 25c yard wide wool dress goods, at 12tc. 1 50 eolorc-d dress robe patterns of fine serge embroidered in silk, to close at $5.

Hosiery Special- CbiUlren's ail-wool hose in dark colors only, worth 25c to 50c; will close this lot commencing Friday, sizes 5 to 6 at 18c, 7 to 8 at, Soc. Men's camel-hair and all-wool socks in dark rolors at pair, wnrti; g.V tn JMi-, Underwear Special-Men's all-wool red and white shirts and a fow pairs of. drawers to close at 5'Jc, worth $1. Not on sale till Friday morning. Cotton Special 2 bales extra fine unbleached 4-4 eotlon at 5c a yard.

lixtra heavy 4-4 prints at 7c, worth 10c. 61)00 ynrcls ot ciuirbams. apron checks. 5c a yard, worth 7c. Two Specials in Ladies' Shoes Doneola kid, fine quality, cloth and kid up pers, 500 pairs, wortb 3.50.

Will sell these On sale Friday morning. Sell at tbe price until sold. Silk Special- Dnlnnen r.f tha cMlr romnantc nA ends of lancy silks at 43c. Wortn tlii'ee or lour uuies tu mii'-'i. BARNES, SENGERER 5 CO.

Before movirig into our new quarters nt 319 ilnin Street, we offer to the public anything in our Hue at a barpain rather than move our stock, which is entirely new. CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS, CARPET SWEEPERS, ART SQUARES, DRAPERIES, LINOLEUMS, OILCLOTHS, IMPORTED RUGS, The entire building which we now occupy will be i'Oit ililC.VI' after January 1st, lbUO. WEBER 472-Main-StreeV We are now showing an endless assortment of ROCKERS, at very low prices. EE0f.COM SUITES, PARLOR SUlTtSr LIBRARY AND DINING ROOM FURKITUni. Latest Styles, Lowest Pricea.

CARPETS AND DRAPERY. OAeSU-OR-CRH PIT JOHN G. SEEGER, 122-124-126 Genesee Street, LIVING WITNESSES To tbe Permanency of the Care of Catarrh and Skin Diseases as Practiced by Or. Ewlaj, 313 1'ranklia street. A few typical eases from all parts of the citv: A.

Eckle 84 Young Avenue, skin disease whole body. Six Buffalo doctors had failed to give relief. Cored December 8, 186U Care permanent R. AVeser, 607 Michigan, catarrh; cured January, 1890. Cure peroanent, Miss G.

Noble, 437 Seventh street, severe nasal catarrh; cured January 26, low. Cure permanent, 1- Mr. M. ilcCarthy, '469 Elk street, suffo-' eating nervous catarrh: cured March 11, 18iX). Cure permanent John Wplt, 640 Eagle street, skin disease, --fourteen years standing; cured May Cure permanent.

ilr Murphy, corner -Kiaffara -and Virginia streets, catarrh cured. Permanent, Many more might be referred to a list at tbe office. Ha case published without permission. Consultation free, charges moderate, hours A. 1-4, 7-8 f.M.

Address S18 Fiankliu street pASLER'S. 301 MAIN ST. We corer all styles of buttons very reasonably; also upholstering buttons; we have the best machine in the state; tailor-made button-hoies; all kinds of dre-plaiting made to order, stogie, double and triple box. Mid knife, puixing and fringing; accordeon Bscirta a specialty. 45 cents per yard; tbey can be repressed like new for new princess sicirt, a combination of box and accoxaeos plaiting, snado only by ua oc22tao20 FOR NILE.

1 BROADWAY, S-story frame btrilding: lol 00 81x137 teet; 8 rooms, Utcaea lAxUit. Will sU tor $3000. Apply to FKTVS O. fcTOHB, rrtnf-w mm l.i,r Tn rV, Removal. it i 1 ness this week.

But we will Bring up the grand total of the week's sales to the average by such offerings as these for Frilj! Your clioice of all our Ladles' Hand-Turned Frond) Kid liutton Shoes hi paim or tipped, opei a or common sense atSl.OS. Your choice our ladies' $1.50 French Kid Opera riliptx'rs, suitable for danoiug or any dresa alnur, at i)6c. Your choieo of our $1.00 Cin'ldren's Dongola Kid Button Kljoes, with patent leather tip. at 44f. Your choice, of our 1.60 Bova Calf Dress Shocis, at 08u; button or lace.

Thive styles of Buys' titiort Tant Suits, ages' 4 to 14 years, at $1,7:1. lhree styles of t-6 Hoys CaDe Overcoats, asrea 4 to 13 years, at $1,7:.. Three styles of Boys' $7 Overeoata, aces 13 to 19. ac llire styles or Boys' Loni: Pant Suits, aires 13 to li. in all-vvoolcassimertis.

at J4.9S. rea bt-ts, o0 pi(-cs. Value Clirvstal Glass Sets fsut'ir bowl, snoon hnidr l)intrUash and creum pitcUer regular price 76c for3Hc. Boiierntan ases, 2.ro grdeat 12c. Owl Fairy Lamps, Jo.

Colfee Pots. 8c. 8c. Coai Hods. 21c.

ISilver-Diattd Teasooons. checD at 11.25. for a n. FiTJ ooitle Plated Castor, rea-ular nrifi tl i.0. for 8.ic.

Scotch Cheviot Neu nia'-kHs. all wool, dnuhla- tristed, tailor-made, with iiiizh shoulders, cheat) ai 310. for 4.98. Ladles beal Plush Sactmes, 42 inches loner. with satin lining and seal ornamencs, commonly sold at for sto 08.

Ladies' Sea I'lush Saeques, quilted, satin-lined, lull ItMitr. at JWDiarkets, tailor-mada $0 grae at $.91, Misshs' Heal Plush Nowinarkets, satin-lined, realiy worih fur $14.8. Uinsas' $10 Seal Plusb Jackets, satin-hned, at LiidiPS' 4 Cheviot and Jersey Jackets at $1 46. Ladies1 S6 lStaver and Cheviot with hijrh shoulders, Cheviot Jaekut3 with Vests, high shoulders, Astrakhan collar and cuffs and trirdle. S3 HI Value pieces Cloakinga, lt-yard wido.

worth $2, at $1. China and India Silks. CO inches wide, in all r.h desimble 5uc shades and grade, at Keal iriik Plushes (or dresses, draperies and fancy wtr, assoriment unsurntissed, at 2ic Miiis. 91 Ki iiae, 4bc. Block Silks Keitatla.

orice 81.10 at $1.50 grade, gl.OU. 118 pieces all-wool Dress Goods, worth 2v as the prices no, for lxc. 94 nieces Sertres. In black and colors. guaranteed tiuality, Fancy Brocade and Novelty Dress Goods, all cheap at for 8c; At our iaay ciiKromers will nre the only choice in a lifetime to secure the kitest novelt es In plain and fancy all-wool Dress Goods, yard-wide and some even lj-yarda wide and sold at othar stores for 75c.

INFANTS' WARDROBE Lontr anr, ahnrfe Clcaks of Cashmere, Eider Down or Surah Silk, made and trimmed In the latest styles, all freali and new At 8 1, OH, worth At tl.viS, worrh7, At worth S9. Fhnnel Underskirts, all colors, at 59c: raduei from SI. 10.) dozen 2oc Ijace Handkerchiefs at 9c, dozen Gentlemen's siU Jlualers, $1 quality. for.o!c. Ladies' Heavy Knit Hoods, black only, 45c.

Regular pric 7.c, HOUSEHOLD Linen Crash. 3c. 2u-iTich Birdseye Diaper in luyaid kngths, usualiy sold at T5c, for 55c. bO-iiich Bleached and Cream German Damask, ch peat tOc. f'r 45c.

Square Bleached Tabls Cloths, fringed, 35c; modest valuation, H-ifjc. Bleached fouble Damask Nankini. sold hv competitors at p-r for $1.25. riae uamasK ioweis, witn knotted fringe and tuocy border. each, worth 5c AKKKTS, COMFORTABLES.

ETC-Crochet Bedspreads, $1 grade 09c. '1 Im larytst stock of Id this city, and a portion of them at these prices; Blankets at i4c. $1.85. Three lines of Comfortables. $1 Comfortable "jfJc.

5123. $3 1.08. FLANNELS 5c per yard for heavy Shaker Fl.muel, worth 10c. 7c per )rard for the 12c grade. 12c pr yard for the resrulai' 18c grade of Heavy Gray Twilled Shxting FtanneL At 20c Heavy Medicated ticotch Shaker Flannel, worth 35c DOT-lESTICS-fle Percales.

3a New Dress Calico, lie 8c Aprou Otngbrtin, 4c. iShillinjr Dress Gingham, new style, Gingham, '20c quality, 7c. Ysrd-wide Indigo Blue Calico; 7c. Strnd Outing Klaneel. fw col 5c.

Best Oil-boiled Turkey Red Calicos, 6c: cheap at luc New 15c Wrapper Flannels, 9c LACES At 19c, 1000 yards of 48 inch Black Drapery sift wortn oua 5u pieces Trimming laaces, cream and black, 10c and 15c grarift, 5c. Chesiite Dot Veiling, shilling grade, 7a FHBROTDER1ES Too much on hand. Henoe this sacrifice altGdiBwahura- aoa ttc. 45-lnch Swiss Embroidered FloimehiBfi. nttal- loped and hemstitchod, at 45c.

Others ask 75a UMBRELLAS How. about a 12.50 Silk Um brella for One covered with good Union H'lif wjftl i V'i "sti titvI ii.Mn.il hVndivimf. fiUx ver or gold hanule. taragou frame. MITTENS AND OIVES-Ladies' aU-wool Mittens, regular loc.

Foster's 5-hole Lacing Gloves, In blacka tana, slates and fancy shades, sold hitherto, at $1,15, for7a FTTRNISHUVG GOODS AND H03IERY. (Until 10 P. Men's Merino HhirU and Drawers, with pearl buttons, bound and stitched with silk, at 25c. Worth double. Ladies1 all-wool Scarlet Vests and Drawers, at 50c.

A preat bargain. Ladi-s Cashmere Hose, extra fine quality, full regular made, 35c. 100 dux. Men's English Merino Half Hose, sold usually at 30c, for 10c. CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERY-Curtains of Nottingham Lacv.

fairly cneap at for $1.59. Po'tieres of with rich and artistic dadoa, $5.89. well worth $9. Feather Pillows, covered with all best quality of ticsing. full size, 79a CARPETS AND RUGS-Smyrna Bugs, best quality, newest designs, at half value, lix54.

n.tH. nOxHO, $1.98. r- 30x72. Smyrna Mats, fiPv-- Body Bruits Carpets, two grades, held At $1 and $110 up to this time, for 7a Tapestry attrtissels farpotsi 0tf qtitj-, 80cv BRONIERS (04418 Main Street vMiviw his guilt as well. Innocent Ireland bear "troug Democrat and never lost an op-the heaviest blow, and it is undeserved.

portunity to cheer for Cleveland. Lehman At this moment It looks as if the cause became so greatly incensed that he broka the might be hopelesily wrecked by the conse- engagement The Cineuit Court gave Miss ouencea of Parnell's double Ufa The great Lebman $1000, which seems a liberal irice Thaddeus Davids Company; John Doe and Richard Hoe (whose real names are unknown, tbe names Joha Doe and Richard Roe betas' fictitious), composing the firm of Johnston Company of number Lispenard street. New Yora Charles E. Conover and George M. Harmon as survivors of themselves, and S.

W. Banning, deceased, corupoauis. the Late firm of Banning-, Con- over Hugh Dunbar, as sole survivor of himself and John Qeorye McMaster and Percy Jocelya McMaster. deceased, con) poai nx tbe late firm of Dunbar. McMaster Jk Company, The Eagle Pencil Company, and tha Glob Coat-pan defendants.

Summons. Trial desired in the County of Erie. To tbe above named Defendants: Yoa are hereby summoned to answer the eom-plaint in thm action, and to serve a copy of vour answer on the plaintiff's attorney witiim twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive 01 the day of such service; and tn case of your failure to appear or answer, judgment will be takea against you by default for the relief demanded la the complaint. Dated Buffalo, N. August 26th.

1800. F. M. INGLE ART, Plaintiff's Attorney, Office snd Postofflce address. 43 Lewis Block.

Swan street. Buffalo, N. Y. To tbe h. L.

browa Paper Co, The Whltlsr Company, The Vaauaxtudol Couipany, the Slcfrrtntite: apetjMniany. tie Morgan Envelopeotnpany, Tne Riverside Paper Company, The Ueioa Paper Haeufacturinr Clonj. pany, Tne Fall Mountain Paper Company, James C. Chalmers individual and as trustee a ex- -ecuior of tbe estate of Daniel Jenks and William Jeuss; Oeorire Chaffee. Charles E.

CallenJer be Hanmer Forbes Company, W'sde HUL Joseph Dixon Crucible Company, Edward Yotmic, as receiver of the Joseph Dixon Crucible Company; Zea.ia Crane, W. alurray Crane. Tha B. B. Uill Manufacturlns- Company, AJexander Balfour, Thomas O.

WiUuunson, Alexander tLa- Lean, The Esterbrook Steel Pen ilanufarinr Company, Jobs W. Carter, George liarm, Tbe Globe Company. The White, Corbia A and Fred A. Kirltholder. The foregoing summons is serveri i v.

Liberal leader, England's "Grand Old Alan," has declared that he or Parnell most go, and FarneU has been asked by his associates to remain at the head of the Home Rule party and accepted the call. Leading Home Kule members declare that they will stand by FarneU though the cause should be postponed for fifteen years. Perhaps their decision will postpone Ireland's redemption for that time. Home Rule without the Lib erals and without the prestige of Gladstone's name is an Impossibility today and anpar- eatly as far from fulfillment any daw as "jtiias "bean at any time in the past doses years. Whit Parcel! will do he has solemnly de-'aroA Be may change his mind in view of a tremendous crisis his decision has brought What he must suffer at such a time 7 he guessed.

Parnell is a later Marmion tdo trial he is undergoing easily recalls gyith ot bis prototype in Scott's poem, a rsoHnded by Fit Eustaces song of the ef tbe girl be had betrayed immurred in-tbecowvant on St CUhbert'a Isle: saatds, of taaOve pride and farce, fed tbf paasa, remonei aceurge mean vulatas hava, tonarvr of the bratel a seaa wot. but i men BeV raaport have been seen -t fvtwm ra aU the hail 4mr to a stall -4 to be their pray i awbaaaye. ilT Mm Jowspn S.ver, Erie County Judge, dated oi uciooer, ttiao, na ftu mi.c tbe complaint In tbe ofnee of toe Ckrkof ul County ot Erie, at Buffalo, N. liaied Buffalo. November lbSOl Yours, K.

M. 8 Lawi. Block, Swaa'f BuffiioTvi Bo8witli-iflf.