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THK TKJFFALO COURIER SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 30. 18SQ. bodice trimmed with! embroidered moussclin TUT? TWO" NEW BANKS. THE LAW OF LOTTERIES.

PERSONAL MENTION; The Debutantes Overwhelmed with At-; tention Last Week. ae Bote; a long tuiio veuaou rosea completed this 'spostame. The groom, who is an officer in th Regular Army, wore the full-dress uniform wf Ms rank. Aftef the serric. ft reception Mrs btrid at the horle Stockholders of Both Emjbryo llns I tions Met Yesterday, The District Attorney's; Definition of Illegal Prize Scheme 292-298 Main St, i the bride's father I ptpi Perrine Street, and CKONIN FOB PAiUfEIXi I Sends as iTelejrraVft to' Editor O'Brien, Indorsing tbe Irish Lieader.

Following is a literal copjtof a dispatch sent yesterday afternoon to tbe Eon. William O'Brien, M. one of the Irish now at Chicago, by the Father P. Cronin, editor of the Catholii Union mid Times, this city, viz: i My Dear Friend: In view of the very powerful Irish sentiment pj-eyailing here, indorsing tbe Unionand Times pronouncement in favor of Pai-nelL I i.oel authorized in the December is here and Christmas will among the out-of-town gtiests were Mr. ana Mrs.

Allison K.Hunie'Cftnls city. Mrs. Hume being a sister of tha bride? Lieut, and; Mrs. Reichmann will live ae "Fort McKinney. MisceUaneoua entertnments The largest tea of the week was given on Monday from 4k Tha TJaion Bask Will Probably Be Located in the Kellanyj Bnlldloe Thirteen Directors for the Qneen City .51 Hardesty lfor Cashier, The Stockholders of both of Buffalo's new Most of Cs Spent Tlianksglvins; at Hm Two Large Weddings this Week Ooests in Town A Month of Ball Promised.

Mr. Harry C. Parsons is confined to the. house by Illness. D.

W. Hatch of Jamestown was a guest at the Broezel yesterday. be Booni So, make ready. iWe'vo I been at it since last Christmas, think i ing constantly of your needs. Getting wares from China and Japan and Germany and France; getting Books from innum erable sources; buying Dolls and-Trumpets and Games and all; sorts of.

banks held meetings yesterday afternoon; but to 0 o'clock by Mrs. Nelson Holland in honor of ber daughter's debut the ladles who as- I according to tha assertions of those present, no present terrible crisis, to impress opon you. Ai Merchant fy Give Awn Wliet He Chooses, that the Element of bancs I Not Involved Tne Case of Mr. Welch. District-Attorney George Ti, Quinby, In addition to his regular street attire, was decked out In war paint and featberi yesterday.

An afternoon paper had attempted to put the Little Giant in a big hole, and he objected seriously to the proposed operation. This, in eff est, is the story: B. Welch runs a cigar store at the corner of business of Importance was transacted at either meeting. i The Queen City meeting was adjourned things. "are novr open for your until next Tuesday afternoon, when it is ex inspection and selection.

pected that final action will be taken in the aad your colleagues the yltal necessity or standing by Ireland's greatest benefactor in this, the hour of hi country's peril. Parneil, not Gladstone, has won ourtriumphsj Desertion of him now will I firmly believe, result in the ruin of Ireland's ihopes during present generation. Disunion has been Ireland's bane close up the -ranks behind him who, more than anv other man, has united and solidified the now almost victorious nation. Tut Rav. fUTHSB CfcONIS.

i And every regular department is fulL of goods suitable for Christmas Gifts. slated were Mrs, Mrs. Dr. uarieeon Jewett, Mrs, Israel Plaft Pardee of Stanhope, N. Mrs.

James B- Lei, Mra Joseph Pj Dudley, Mrs. A. P. iwrighti Mra J. D.

Warren, Mrs. G. Barrett Rich, Mrs. A. F.

lira WiUiam Grandla Vought, Miss Voughi Mbs Ball, Miss Wbeeler, Miss Clara Wright, Mks Jennie Jewett Williams, Miss Grace Brayley, Mies Mary Miss Cora Towcsmd, Miss Jessie Dann, His' Georgia Greene, Misi Emilie M. Wesd; Emily Mitchefl, Miss Emily Howland, iiss kaith Sidway, and Miss Evelyn Dorr, i Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Weed introduced their daughter. Miss Emilie Besides, we' have got Ribbons for i FancyWorJc and Silks for Fancy Work and Plushes for Fancy Work.

Stamped Linen Go6d for Embroidery, Finer OUT OF SIGHT, IJCITIN REACH Snecial -chniidt Has Gone to Omaha Mrs. George S. Field entertained guests at dinner Thanksgiving Day. Miss Pratt has issued cards for a ball, Friday evening, December 5, at 9 o'clock. Friday evening Miss Seymour entertained 16 young people with Tiddlewinka." Judge Batch celebrated hi birthday last week by inviting a few friends for supper.

Mr. Louis Whiting Gay gave an entertainment for his gentlemen friends last Wednesday. Miss Florence I. Chatman ot West Avenue is now convalescent after a very severe attack of typhoid fever, The marriage of Miss Mary Jennie Cooper to Mr. Walter Richard Pooley will take place Monday evening, December 1.

David Rosenau 'will give a dancing party TureJay night, in; honor of the coming of age of her son, Mr. Louis Rosenau. William Scott Tremaine has isiued in vve make mention oi some otne, i I i i Exquisit N6veHies, in Infants' an selection of a site and the election of officers. Director G. C.

Hardesty said yesterday Jt hat four or five available sites were under consideration, but up the present time no choice had been made. The board of directors 1 now complete, two New! York capitalists F. W. Pellam and another; gentleman having been added. This makes a board of 13.

Ve wish to have tbe bank well represented the East, said Mr Hardesty, and the gentlemen to be taken into the enterprise are in every way fitted to advance its fortunes. The name of the other gentleman will be made publio assooh as some negotiations have been completed. F. M. Inglehart, another member, ok the board of directors, was questioned concerning the officers of the institution.

There bad not yet been much talk about that matter; he said, although it appeared to be understood that Mr. Cardesty of Angelica, the gentleman who was mainly instrumental in the organization of the bank, would 'be selected as cashiorL Re Children's Dresses. Cloaks and Em Main and Eagle streets; he came here from a Western city, and, accordlngto his statement, In order to keep pace of the trade, invented prize schemes for his patrons. First he offered a 1 note with eTery $10 worth of cigars old; his second adventure was a drawing for a gold watch a ticket was given ith every 25-cent purchase, which contained a number corresponding with the number, od a coupon which hed been torn off; when a certain number of tickets had been disposed of.the coupons were put into a hat and shaken up, and the number drawn by a blindfolded man won the watch. Mr.

Welch, in an'interview printed yesterday, stated that he was surprised one day to receive a letter from Mr. Quinby, wherein he was accused of. violating the Jaw in the management of bis business, and cautioned to stop under penalty of being brought before the grand jury. What surprised and puzzled Mr. Welch, according to his statement, was that he should be singled out of all the dealers in this city for punishment, as he asserts that there isn't a tobacco dealer in the broidered Sacques.

i Weed, at tbe Chapter House; the same evening Mis3 Lothrop of Delaware Avenue entertained the Students' Art Club. the first of tbe season's assemblies was held at the Chapter House; Mrs. Charles M. Underbill entertained a few young women at luncheon for Miss Underbill. 1 Guests in town Mim Ward ot Rochester has been visiting Buffalo friends during the past week; Mies Sboles of Cleveland is now a guest of Mrs.

Luf kin of Lexington Avenue: Ladies' Fide Japanese Silk Skirts; hemstitched, and catstitched, and some) Skirts beautifully trimmed yfith Lace) and Embroidery. DECEMBER'S GREETING. Some All-silk Lace scarfs, J2 3 yds. Ready for winter for long, froni $1,75 to 2M eaciu vitations for a dance Thursday evening, December 4, 9:30 o'clock, No. 217 Franklin Street.

Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Henry Jewett, who to Bring Back ilia Jlani Two years ago the 15th day of last May a man named Joseph Bruel, who formerly lived at No. 940 Jefftrson Street, secured employment with the firm of A. T.

Kerr Go. of iNo. 99 Seneca Street. Bruel wasmployed as a local and Erie County salesman! and oollector, and for some months he apparently work4 well and faithfully. His expenses ajojl accounts seemed to be all right, but a few months after he went to work a discrepancy wja found in his accounts.

He was called to account for it, but the matter didn't seijn to amount to much, and on the 15th of December, just seven months from tbe day he secured the position, he dropped into the office and, said that he was going out collecting and he meant to settle up a number of accounts. The statements were all made out.i and he asked Mr. Henry Barnard of the fiitu to meet him at Frank Fischer's oh Pecktajam Street with the statements. Mr. Barnard went to -'Fischer's place but did not find Brael, and after investigating matters carefully it was found that the missing man was an embezzler to the amount of 81.500.

His femoloyers found on Some Cream and Fancy Colored Stfic every demand ot noiiday time ready to please you always. Our Mufflers from $1 to $5. li I garding the pmces jof president and assistant cashier he could say but little, A probable stock just now filled with at Some: well, we say but; you tractive i novelties, such fas you president was a gentleman, a heavy capitalist, would say. we had a million --Fine Umbrellas. All new, all novel, all cheap.

still 6n the outside but nom wai hoped can only appreciate by seeing. in the venture. This 'December is full of tra Mrs. L. W.

Richardson of Palmyra is Staying with Mrs. M. W. Reed for a few days; Miss Gould of Genera is Visiting her mother, Mrs. Thomas T.

Gould; Miss Ella Dessauer of Montrose, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Strauss of Prosict Arenue; Miss Katharine Cook of Rochester was last week a guest of Mr Henry Wiuslow; Walter Cook of New York has been spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. E. Carletou Sprague; Mrs. Israel P.

Pardee of Stanhope, N. has been a guest of her mother, Mrs. James EL' Lee; Miss Butler of Orange, N. will the winter with her sister, Mrs. Henry A.

Adams; would become interested di Gloves land Mittens lined and un trade thirteenth member the Doubtless he Is the for someone. We've planned to lined -4 for Ladies, Gentlemen, Boys, rmnA ett t-A Kir inirjnrr onrl 1 ftnil fViilrlrn' A ri nlmrkst AVirl Ina. although Mr. Inglehart did board of directors, not say so. pel 1 1 rr nh'if'c rifht frAi 1 lin I ietV fjf thfimL said that the an- Mr.

Inglehart further are With the Raymond party, have been in Pasadena and Los Angeles during tbe past Mrsf William Hubbell gave a luncheon Friday for Miss Reynolds and her bridesmaids yesterday Miss Bixby entertained the young ladies, i W. J. Cant has just returned from Europe, hav ng enjoyed a pleasant trip. Mr, John is also home from a European voyage. Several balls are promised for the month of December, the Buffalo Club, and the Homeopathic Hospital and the 23d, 23d, and 30th are chosen for private balls.

Mis Margaret Frost, who has been visiting Philadelphia friends, arrived yesterday to spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. Frederick Lewie Hurlbutt of Allen Street Just how we have in stock the besii nouhcement that the bank Would open its with current tastes and fashion. We have every size and style in doors in February: assortment of Fur Capes and wa1 was rather premature, as have to be done would not work which would Heayy-weight Orercoatai be completed before March 1, the date he set have had I this season. Russian Hare, French Coney, Baltic Seal, Wool Seal,) i Stylish Business Suits. Handsome Dress Suits, Nobby Headwear.

i city who is not working some similar pnza scheme. Hp support of this declaration he is reported as producing circulars and hand-bills from various dealers, offering prizes for the return of tags or letters or cards attached to different brands of tobacco. Mr. Welch then enlarged upon statements concerning the prize business; hs is reported as saying that the Bronners give away a magic lantern with very S5 purchase; 8. B.

Thing, a small drum with a $2 purchase; a Main Street firm has a guessing scheme for a stove; and a broad way saloonkeeper sold chances on a wheel of fortune for Thanksgiving turkeys at 10 cents each. And the cigar-dealer Is quoted as saying, for soma reason I seem to be the only offender that the District Attorney baa discovered." Mr. Quinby was encountered in the Hotel Iroquois yesterday afternoon, after the appearance of these statements. I am going right over and see this man," he aid severely I shall return in a few minutes." Presently he did return. I asked this man." he began, deliberately.

if he was re Astrachan, Monkey, Persian tbe Misses Belton are now guests of their sister, Mrs. Herbert Moffat Mrs. Alsop Chapln Weed of Chicago (a in town, staying at No. 851 Fearl Street; Miss Edith Straight of Bradford is visiting Miss Hochstetter on Pennsylvania Street; Misi Hill of Niagara Falls, OnU, Is the guegtof His. Arthur Carroll Good; Mr.

and Mrs. Hiram Fosdick of Salamanca were Nutria. for the opening. It would pake, he said, 90 day to construct the vaults, which would be fireproof and burglar-prof. Contracts for this work have not yet been let, but negotiations were now under way; with several out th several out- Correct furnishings.

We have a nice stock of Yarns both for Knitting "i imported and domestic where th. bank erly clothe man and boy, Onr and Fancy Work: side firms. He did tfot know Germantown, Sax would be located. I clothing is not of the common ony, Spaniah, Shetland, Shaker, etc. W.

H. Johnson: another director, was ques- A dinner was before the Assembly, Wednesday evening, by Mrs. Robert Livingstone Fryer, In honor of the Misses Fryer of Besides the Tarn we havef the Knitted tioned rezardine anronosition. alleeedto bava sort ncrc s.an air 01 rcuugmcui. been made: some time before the announce- I about it that of experienced Goods and very prettily made, too.

last week guests of Mrs. William A. Barrows, i I I At St Nicholas' Church, Thursday morning. Miss Maggie Lannen and Mr, James McGirr were married by tbe Rer, Father O'Bjrne. The bridal attendants were the ushers, Mr.

Jerrie F. Crowley and Mr. Eugene mencoi in union cans or cunaio, i looaing i nA KsMirrh mnt. Also Shetland Squares and Mittens and i investigation that Bruel ji ad collected money from customers and failed to turn it in, and for weeks had falsified tis accounts to make things appear all right. The matter was put the hands of the Policej and Special Jaco Schmidt of No.

4 Station was told to investigate the matter. Tbe special soon found tbt Bruel had gone to Chicago and that his wife; had smti their furniture thither and followed him. The Chicago authorities were but Bruel managed to slip through their fingjrf and went to Canada. It if said that he caraej hack towards Buffalo, and he spent one night at Niagara Falls on the American side. Nothing further was heard from him until fabout four days ago, when Special Schmidt located him at Omaha.

The authorities there wefe notified and yesterday afternoon Superintendent Morln received a dispatch from Chief of Police S. Seavey of that city, saying that' Bruel was under arrest there, and that he had admitted his guilt. Special Schmidt was furnished with requisition papers and he started last night to bring the prisoner tack home, i Jackets. i I --r. 'i: I toward the consolidation of the two institu tions.

I rials. I- t7 Fancy colored Cheese Cloth for Com And orices are popular both $nch a scheme was never seriously consid Murphy, who led the wedding procession, fol forters andf Fancy Prints. to well-bred men and working kind ered," said ho. 'I Then madef of the The Comforters all ready jmade, if you was men. The satisfy the two ex I- desire; 30 or 40 designs and about 20 "As an indiTidual director I would not care lowed by the! bride's brother, Mr.

Edward Lannen tbe bridesmaid. Miss Tillie Schrader, and the maid-of -honor, Miss Kate Lannen, preceding the bride, who, came to the altar on tbe arm of her brother, Mr. John Lannen. The groom and his best man, Mr. Joseph F.

tremes of society Good value in to talk of the private business of the corpora reply, and? beyond Utile inings as iwcu Mg A splendjtd stock of Blankets. i We shall now close out Lthej balance tion," was the equivocal that Mr. Johnson would say notning. is value in of Horse Blankets cheap. 4 4i reasonably certain, however, that a proposi tion was made, by the Union people for consol Albany.

Covers were laid for 12. Mr. and Mrs, William B. Hoy are occupying Mr. Newman's house, No.

83 North Pearl Mr. Newman; and family having moved to No. 1013 Delaware Avenue. Miss Churchyard of Irving Place, who has been in New York for it month, is spending a few days at est Point as the guest of Mrs. Derby, before returning home early in the week.

MJsS Pettibone, who has been abroad a number of months, was the guest of "Mrs. M. I Thompson a few days, going Tuesday to Chicago to spend Thanksgiving with ber sister, Mrs. Butler. Mr, and Mrs.

William Gunnther celebrated their silver wedding at their home on Michigan and North streets Thursday evening. A large assemblage of their friends were very handsomely entertained. Mrs. William Hamilton Gardner entertained Friday night for Mr. William Allan Gardner.

Mrs. Charles Waldo Richards recited some selections, after which the young people enjoyed a dance. Mrs. Bhortlss has issued invitations for the' marriage of her daughter, Marguerite Mon-teath, to Mr. Frank William Fiske, Wed Jute Draperies from 40c, i Chenille Portieres from 5.

1 AU colow Felt for Fancy Work. REAL. ESTATE ITEMS. idation, and it was only after the refusal of their advances that they announced themselves in the In connection with the location of the Queen City Bank it is rumored that a new block will be erected on Main Street near South Division Street, between Lyman Jeffrey's drug store DRESS GOODS. Our old stock of plain Cashmeres still Grist Walkinshawhave bought 210 feet on Cbanuler Street.

Buffalo people have feoufeht a block of Forest Avenue lots oi private terms from Thorne AngeiL Hess Noble have sold 40 feet on Howard Avenue, near Sumner 450 feet on Crescent holds out We mean those we got vsx and the reconstructed i Jewett building. I this REtilABL.lt sponsible for the statements in this article. He answered that be was not responsible for several of the statements In the interview. He says he doesn't know anything about the circulars printed announcing prizes for a certain number of tags or wrappers." Mr. Quinby was then asked, for the purpose of setting all the people right upon this subject, to define the prize schemes that are lawful and the class that are not, If there is any distinction; for, without: soma statement of this character, several reputable firms in town would seem to be regular lawbreakers.

There must not be any chance connected with a gift," said the District Attorney. That is to say, there must be no drawing. Many people have tried to evade tbe law on this point, but the statute is so broad that they cannot do it," How about merchants who make gifts with purchases over a gpsofled amount I the Interviewer asked. I suppose," said Mr. Quinby, dryly, that clothing man could give away S500 with every suit of clothes.

Tbe law only provides that there shall be no system of chance connected with any sale." How about the claim of Mr. Welch that other firms are doing just what he has been prohibited from doing It doesn't seem reasonable. He is the only person about whom any complaint has been received at my office. If others are doing the same thing, however, they ought to be dealt with in the same manner." IwfnM ilia rlnf wm ad VsllMd. I' I Howard Winship is agent for the Fhelps es- THE POPULAR, L.

tata, which own.Pth. property. He MpowI- aSSoA 8T SiT-ri We have to-day the best and cheapest Kemble, awaited the party the Tbe bride's gown Was a wbte faille trimmed with mousself ne de soie, lackand orange blossoms, and in her hand she carried a bouquet of bridal roses. The maid of honor wore a white Henrietta trimmed with white Chantilly lace, carried a bouquet of mermets; and the bridesmaid was becomingly dressed in white Henrietta and carried a bouquet of cut flowerr. After the ceremony, a wedding breakfast was served at the home of the pride's mother, to immediate relatives and bridal party.

Numerous and elegant gifts were' distributed about the rooms, which were, artistically decorated with flowers. Mr, end, Mrs McGirr will be at home at No. 930 Fillmore Avenue after December 15 i': 4 Miss Evelyn whose readings and lectures in other cities have been received with so much to-morrow evening will give a recital at the; residence of Mrs. A. P.

Wright Besides a number of recitations by Miss Hill-liard, there will be singing by Miss Root and Miss Hurd, Mrs. Langford Keating playing the accompaniments. Miss Jessie Cotes will edges that changes are contemplated out i does i line of Dress Goods in the city. Avenue, near Oak wood; 50 feet an Oakwood, and 50 feet on Saranao Avenue. Bell Ely have sold a piece of land, 113 by nht commit himself.

It is surmised by some that the alterations will be made for the pur Crowds continue to flock to our Silk i i pose of accommodating the Queen City jiBank with a permanent home, Of course, should this story prove true, temporary quarters will counter. The goods are here, black and colors both. The qualities are rigbt, the prices; are right What more it uu ne necessary. needed to make lively business Louis H. Eckhert is authority for i the state 890 feet, on the north, side of Glen wood Avenue, near Fillmore AT'eoue.

Buffalo people were tbe buyers. Consideration private. The Main Street Electric Belt Line Company, capital 1100,000 has bought the Gall farm, about 50 acres, west side of Main Street running through nearly to tbe Eggert Koad. Kail roads Get fbe Worst of It. A verdict has bsen given by Jdstioe Chllds to George Foggan for if 34.

96; in his suit nesday, December 10, at 8 o'clock, at St Peter's Church, Albany, N. Y. At home Wednesdays in January, No. 414 Delaware Avenue. Collegians Mr.

Harry Gratwick la at home from Harvard; Mr. William Page of Do -ANT) 1 BOOKS, ment that no business of importance Vas transacted at yesterday's meeting of Union Bank stockholders. Tha location of the Bank will probably be made known the first of the week. It is pretty certain that the Nellany building, These are a great Better and better every year our stock grows, turn. also play.

Miss Hilliard has recently been corner of Mohawk and Main streets, will be larger and larger our sales. Come and. t. I I More Baaks. I I Black Rock International Gazette, i 1.11 look at our Books.

You; will be astonV ished at the prices. ir against the Lake Shore to recover the value of two cars of hay. The complainant alleges that be shipped to HaUif an commission merchants of this ir. two cars of hay, but did not forward ttie.f shipping bills. He also notified the raUroatd not to deliver the hay to tbe consiguee.

The' railroad paid no attention to the notification, hence the penalty. Mary Gannab was yesterday awarded $5,000 We understand a bank: is now an assured The wide rang-e of articles now made In THE USEFUL MANDAMUS. P. S.Will be ready early this fact for Bln.ck Rock. General Booth's great book 4 Darkest; leather with silver mountings offers an attractive field for present u.

Not oily are there card cases, itorte monnaiee, ebatelalne baga. South BufaJo Mini in. The next thing for South Buffalo will be convenient bank. England 1 I hi damages in the Superior Court for the death of her husband while in the discharge of bis duties as engineer on the Erie. at any desired prisbut also memorandum hooka, shopping lists, diaries, calendars, hotting It Will be Used by an Indignant Citizen Who Doesn't Want Electricity.

Regtna Busch has filed a complaint in an action brought by ber in the Supreme Court against the city of Buffalo to restrain Major Bishop from signing a resolution adopted by tha Common Council November 17 to light eaux is a guest of Mrs. William Wilkeeon; Miss Elizabeth Williams of Smith College did not come home for the Thanksgiving vacation, but went to New York instead to visit Mrs. Edward Cook. Friday afternoon Mrs. B.

C. Sprague invited friends for a cup of tea and a chat with her daughter, Mrs. Walter Cook of New York. Mrs. Al ward poured the tea; the unbonneted ladies were Mrs.

Henry AL Kent, the Misses Kent, Mrs, Henry W. Sprague, Miss Bray ley, Miss Alward, and the Misses Fiske. Jones-Nicklis marriage will take place at Westminster Church on Tuesday evening. Last Friday evening Miss Nick lis entertained the bridal party at progressive hearts; last night Miss, Jones, Who is to be one of the maids, gave a euchre; party; Monday evening Miss Donaldson, another maid, will give a dinner party; i' Prof. J.

de Zielinski has been engaged by the Buffalo Orchestra Association to annotate jreajj estate; tbansfeksi books, calling books, etc Large desk blotters J.KADAM&a with corners as simple or as elaborate wanted, mate an effective and comparatively inexpensive present. There are coin wallets. I Tha followlnz traasfoM of real eitat fears been filed for reoord In the County Clerk's office since our last report I I Albert G. Hatch and one to S. 8.

Rogersjclty property, fl. i ii 292-298 Main; also straps for umbrellas and oanea, cigar cases, cigarette cases, court plaster eases, magazine A Grade Crossing Accident. About 12:40 o'clock: veeterday afternoon. West Shore engine No. 174 xn tbe Buffalo Creek Railway at the Abbott Road crossing struck a carriage owned; and driven by Charles Frelcht of No, 66 Camp Street.

The carriage was capsized and the occupants were thrown out. Mrs. Kruns, who lives at No. 170 Fifth Street, aged 63 years, had one rib broken, and Mrs. felrsall of No.

123 Efner Street was slightly Injured. The driver escaped; no injury toicarriage or horses. The covers, note pads, engagement tablets, etc IBB A. B. Ml StATl-VriflBllT10 juenry jcms; oy executors 10 o.

o. itogers, city property, James Fnllerton to Edward E. Tanner as trustee, oity property, $1,151.07. -KCharles Hadmann and o.bers to Caroline Rad-mann. Michigan Htreet.

west side, 330 feet north of Burton Alley 80 by MO. fl. I Oscar C. Alien to J. U.

Hnvder and one. Ttar- watch, to time one's visits, others an exq.uisit T3 A TiT Tj? InUtiiM nstntjnr- nn Twumtlaln- White I JL A. Y1V morocco, with bright silver mountings, fur studying with Mrs. Sarah Cowell Lemoyne of New York, and is said to be especially good in humorous piece, The patronesses are Mrs. A.

J. Barnard, Mrs. Charles F. Bingham, Mrs. T.

D. Banram, Mrs. Walter Cary, Mrs. James T. Chard, Mrs.

8. C. Clarke, Mrs. S. Douglass Cornell, Mrs.

Dickson, Mra G. 5. Field, Mra W. H. Gardner, Mrs.

a B. Germain, Mrs. P. H. Griffin, Mra.

William Hamlin, Mra W. H. Heath, Mrs. Robert Keating, Mrs. John I Kimberl Mrs.

D. Lock wood, Miss Love, Mrs. H. L. Meech, Mrs.

G. W. MUler, Mrs. James Moffat, Mra. John 8.

Hoyea, Mrs. Phelps, Mra M. E. Robinson, Satterfield, Mrs. John N.

Scatcberd, Dr. Abby J. Bey-moor, Mra, Charles Townsend, Mrs. C. M.

UnderhiU, Mrs. E. C. Walker, Mrs. James D.

Warren, Mrs. S. V. R. Watson, Mrs.

B. A. Wheeler, Miss Wilkeson, Mra Wihslow, Mrs. A. P.

Wright, and Mrs. A. J. Wrjrht. Scattered here and there Miss Eina Tracy is a guest of Miss Ida Gtacey of Pearl Street, Miss Van Etten of Cottage Street is spending a few weeks in Grand Rapids, the; guest of the Misses Lilley; Miss May E.

Dudley Is visiting friends in New Mrs. W. I. Williams and Mrs. Harry Smith are spending some time in Auburn Mr.

and Mrs. Morse Davis are; spending a week in New York; Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Wilson were in Rochester during the past week; Mr.

and Mrs. John L. Williams were in New York last week; Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Alt-man and family have gone to Atlantic City for a two; months' stay Mr.

and Mrs. James P. White and sons spent a few days last week with friends in East Aurora; Miss Mabel B. Soper was the guest of Mrs. Helmer in Lock-port the tast of the week; Miss Minnie G.

Rice is visiting friends in Brooklyn; Bydney M. Sweet went to Dans villa to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. injured women were taken home in the FiUh ambulance. BUFFALO. tel Avenue, south side, 143 feet east of ast nishes a new combination.

i Delaware Avenue between Bird and Kenmore avenues with electricity. The plaintiff alleges that Delaware Avenue between the points named is nothing but a country road; that there are but six houses in the stretch of 2 miles to be lighted; that It la not likely to become a residence street for a long time that tbe residents ot the houses now on the street wish to burn natural gas, but the Buffalo Gas Light Company refuses to lay pipes in the street unless permitted to light it; that gas Is more economical and therefore more acceptable to the residents, and that by signing the resolution the Mayor will deprive the people of natural gas as fuel. United States District Attorney Alexander is Mrs. Busch's attorney. In August the Council ordered that gas lamps be placed on Delaware Avenue between Bird and Kenmore avenues, but a second resolution, adopted November 17, ordered I the street lighted by electricity.

At from three or four dollars to ten dollars there Is quite an extensive assortment of articles QUARTERLY REPORT of different kinds, If the morning of Saturday, the 27th day of btreet. 1 feet front, SL Lydia M. Allen to same. Hertel Avenue, south aide, 143 feet east of East street, 41 feet front, also Hertel Avenue, south aide, 184; feet east of East Street, 41 feet front, i 1 Byron P. Angell to Louis Weill, Forest Avenue, north side, 323 feet east of Avenue Ai by 870, $1.

i Jobn Kreltner to Joseph Kast and others. Box Avenue, south side, 30 by 118 each, 2 lots, S9J0. On the programmes for the ensuing season, and to give a short talk at each public recital on the works to be produced, their composers, The Professor is well qualifiad to make these explanations and annotations instructive and interesting. Guesta gone homeMiss Elisabeth Slee of Elmira, who has been visiting Mrs. Theodore BarriuVn and her daughter, Mrs.

Langford S. ISeptember, ltfJO. A Card for Firajs Ward Taxpayers. To Residents and of the First TFard: There are petitions lsr signatures at Cornelius Brothers' store, Elk and Louisiana streete; Ji. EL Baxter's drug stotf No.

S79 Elk Street; M. Murphy's grocery store. Elk and Hamburg streets; and the Minim office. No. 352 Elk Street, against gracing permission to the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company to lay ad W.

H. Glenny, Sons Co. I RESOURCES. tS.139,003.96 wenry rv, rsox to jonn Keister. Jones utreet east side.

49 feet north of Clinton Street. 8U by 2 51-2 57 Main "Street. U. Bohds. jott.

Henry W. pox et al to Adolph Dammar and Cash oh hand, S33.679.63 Cash with Banks. 766,815,52 one, memo btreet, east side, 420 feet north of Clinton Street, Slxluft, 11,364. i dition si tracks across Louisiana Street, the same being deemed dangerous and detrimental to the business interacts of this section of the city. '-i i Martna a.

erris to Mart a ii. ciarkson, -14th street, east feet south of York Street, Banking HoTa and. THE COURTS. $75.000.0 14,481,648.05 BRIC-A-BRAC auxiuu, fl. Martha B.

Clarkson to Martha B. Ferris. Ash LIABILITIES. Supreme Court Erik County The Hon. Charles Daniels, Justice.

CiRcrrr 1 November land Avenue, west side, 393 feet nortn of Ferry Street, 49X126, ft. 9 Women's lnion Lectures. Dr. Catherine Walker will- speak at the Women's Union, Monday. December 1.

at tsoo.ooo.oa 863,219,21 Kamlnga Ueorge vvadsworta to i). V. Kexford and one, Edward Street, north side. 125 feet east of Del utiL as administratrix, vjit 1 5 -l ill the City Keating, returned yesterday Miss Margaret McVean has returned to Rochester, having Spent peveral weeks as tbe guest of Mrs. Henry Fowler; Mr.

and Mrs. Edward A. Hall, who had been visiting In town, returned to East Aurora Friday. Friends in town have received cards from Mrs. Julia G.

Durkee of Chicago announcing the marriage of her daughter. Miss Florence Evelyn Durkee, to Mr. Horace Hawse Martin, on Tuesday, November 18, 1890. Inclosed is the card of Mr. and Mrs.

Horace Ha wee Martin, who will be at home Thursdays in January. The Hyde Park, Fifty-first Stre et and Lake Avenue, Chicago. The residence of Judge and Mrs. Van Hig Of Baffalo. Verdict of S2.00U for plaintin.

iff. 4 f. ML, upon InfatiU Diseases; their Care and (heir Food." Dav calendar for December tS33.283.21 Nos. 176, 46. aware Avenne.

41 feet front, $100.: D. D. Rexford to George Wads worth. Edward Street, nortn side. 15 feet east of Delaware Avenue, 41 feet front, 1,000.

13a. ZbZ, S2, 83, li9. Next Friday at 4 Miss Jessie Beers! a Adjourned to December 1, at 8:30 x. M. 'Vi $Ml648i) Frank Mewneid to Micnaei Meweiu winiams- successful teacher in Kindergarten work, will read a paper at the monthly meeting of the coterie on Tbe Ktedergarten of the cichool." For an effective Christmas pres at from, 25 cents or less to four i SUPERIOR COCBT OF BUTFAO TBIAL TsRX The Hon.

Robert C. Titus, Jadge. November 29. Mary Gannah, as administratrix, vs. the N.

Admission iree to ab SHERMAiM a JEWETT, WILLIAM O. CORNWKLU Cashier. or five dollars or morel look through w. Kauway Company. Verdict for piaintin oi jo.lhaj.

Day calendar for December 1: Km in our stock. The assortment la very large, the price's very low. It is our especial province to supply articles rllle Road, west side, 30 feet south of Broadway. 40x248, $1. Amelia Bird, by executor, tor Edward O.

Hawks. York Street, eoutlieaat side, 69 feet front, $1. I is Charles E. Appleby, as trustee, to Home Land Association city property, j) Coantry i ad Clair and others to John Glass, Sardinia, 85. i.

i L. 11. Case to Rosette East Aurora, $100. i ili John Glass to Clifford Furman, Sardinia, $100. Sweet; Mrs.

Charles Faul is in Dayton, Ohio, called thence by the death-of her mother; Mr. and Mrs. George A. Plimpton spent Thanksgiving with friends near. Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel Newhall went to New 'York on Friday to remain a fortnight; Mra S. Clarke and Miss Edith button Clarke spent a a few days last week in Rochester, guest of Mrs. John Stedman; Mr. and Mrs.

George F. Mrs. M. Bonne, Charles A. Bon-ney, Mrs, Phillips, and A- L.

Acton were last weex the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George A. I The'New Buffalo Special. The New York Central Buffalo Special will leave Excbanjij Street station at 7:20 p.

at to-morrow, and evefj day. Including Sunday, thereafter, arriving at tbe Grand Central station at 7:20 a. enabling Buffalo passengers! to enjoy their linner at home, and reach New York in time for breakfast. Corresponding train will leavrf Grand Central station at for ornamental and use ful, arid we; are enabled to Import 155. '5, 87, JW.

W. 114, 122, las, ISA, ia, 45. 26, S6, 61, bS, 10'. 103, 118, 118, l-9. Adjourned to December 1, at 8 JO A.

M. Erik Cocittt Court and Court of Sessions The Hon. Joseph V. beaver, Judae. November 29.

Joeeph Bentlnes vs. Napoleon B. Wlckware. On triaL Day calendar for December 1: Nos. 33, 12.

14. 15, 14. 14. 28, 31, 3a. 32, 10, i.

Adjourned to December 1, a. M. Mctcicipax Court. The Hos. George L.

Lewis and George S. WardwelL Judges. November these more cheaply than they can be obtained by any one buying-In this country.1 In fancy vases, fancy little, Mcdonald ecu Contracting and Consulting j- Electrical Engineero OUR 8'jpJCClALTfES AMEt Wiring? of Vailding-s for Electric Light. IMERIOrj CONDIiT STSTEMS. National M'fCa'8 Alternating and Direct; jj Cyrrent Dynamos, jr MATHER PLATERS and EDDY MOTQRi i genu tor filectrlo Supply Co.

i i Telephone WJL 141. East Keneca tit reel, i r. arriving in ounaio at 7:30 a. M. These are local trains and will on time.

Germain of East Aurora. gles, Woodlawn Avenue, was thrown open to about 150 guests Monday night. A reception and Interesting literary entertainment afforded the pleasure of the evening. The host and hostess were assisted in receiving by Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Long. The marked point ot the evening was indicated by a scholarly lecture on the Passion Play," by Miss Jane Meade Welch of Buffalo, an intellectual and charming woman. Chicago Returned home Miss Beals of Delaware Avenue, ffpm a visit in West Seneca; Mrs. C. Hamlin, from stay of several weeks in New York; Mi Charles Waldo i Richards, from Chicago, and has started again for New York; Mrs.

Harmar Denny, from a month's stay in New York; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hamlin, from Oenesoo: Mr. James Swmimt Jf bowls and dlshescups and saucers, etc, we show' a wide and sug Democracy 1-1 Obituary. The members of the Cleveland Democracy Much svmpatbv is felt for John G.

Cloak: Mamn uouya to veua Jts. Micnaei, Jtvans, $1,530. I i. lis--- Daniel 8, IGouyd to same, Evans, $1,046. James KJ Peck to L.

H. Case, Kast Aurora, $ioa i i ii? Louise Ai Hail-to J. A. Glezen, Collins. $1,600.

Bridget A. Brennen to. Fred: E. Tack bury, Aurora. Hairy; U.j Persons to Altie H.

Mason, Aurora, $1. i 1 Frank Montgomery to Maggie Montgomery, Oolden, 3, B00. jM Christopher Knoeraohlld to the Lancaster Barings and Loan Association, Lancaster, $910. are requested to attend a regular meetino- gestive variety. 1 i A large stock of toy- tea eats at Monday evening, December 1, at the rooms.

No. William W. Lawrence and one vs. Reinhard M. Lota.

Action to recover on promissory note. 351 Mam Street. Harness ox Importance will from 15 cents to five dollars and up mi iucui ur yuuiuiu. and costs be transacted. order in the deep; affliction occasioned by the death of bis wife, Mary McCarney Cloak.

She died on Friday morning, aged S3 years, after a short illness, leaving a little girl ix years old to mourn the loss of a do-ving and Christian mother. The funeral wjJl place Monday TxtLXER, GEOEGS M. STOWE. Any: one of them would de Sec'y, Pres. EUm Webster et ah vs.

Frank S. BrookB. ion to recover for coal. Judgment for plaintiffs. Damages and costs James Nicbolson vs.

Edward J. Green and Aleda McLean Kemington et ai to Chrlstoph Ught a child's heart. from Bt Joseph's 1 Keuscn, Lancaster, The IJnffalo Special." Mary H. JDicJiner to Alary Winegar, West Sen one. Action to recover for overcoat.

JadK- Every night at 7:10 o'clock the aid Miss Louise Sweeney, and Mr. John Ogelvie. ition. vial via Holidar Exbihitioa of Art Heedle Work. 1 red Arend vs.

Michael bchneider. Action to XT oiauon. trnm wfl-vftrV. ilk. Cl.fM m.i,u-.

J-u a a it a A btm.1 I cwk -m-wr a. recover oa At iue uuiies Art i-m purira, ness oiseory note. Judgment or I L. "1 'iS'ciyrii SiVK wrana UentrM 1 1 promissory New At Tkagui Co'scandr store, hot dtm I Ouhutm coata S37U.45. elation.

York Kletrnnt Wjurner Mohawk Streetopposite x. M. C3. A. a fine Now Ready; The Wit on the Staircase." -h bt naa cutAwar Author of MHtota to a Silent BrigUt little oe cbnversattoa.

Paper: Usd. 4 eeute. i Fostpeid. -H- PETER PAUL BROTHER 'fo ctoca uext morning. I Irom Connecticut; Dr.

and Mra Joserh 5Sr NlltMf.lir,'i?1."f,1: I Gook. from a two walks' trio thronth thl Mo extra fare. Bertiia broth, chicken broth, beef delicious cocoa aispiar ok art embrotaery smiaoie for noiiday ana ooaee served witn cream, we are be larg est manufacturers of chocolate In tbe Stats. ceiiea accotnmoamioiii. may be secured a eek in advance at the city or station ticket offict.

This ia the beet train for XS0-2S2 Waahlastea St. I XSS-2S7 MOa St. also display a full line of counter candies, eto i presents, He latest oesigia la stamping; and i a full line ot embroidering materials. Ladies will be more than pleased with the beautiful diinlavof artwork now ready for lnnnActinni at league co. i Frederick J.

bchafer vs. Ianiel Haarahaa. Aotion to recover on promissory note. Judgment for plaintiff, i Damages and coats 13.35. Calvla V.

tiaxard vs. Michael Hchnelder. Like action. adginent for plaintiff. Damaeea and costs $418.7.

Jacob M. Well et aL ts. James Powers et al. Like action. Judgment for plaintiff.

Dama-gesand costs I155.W. A complete line of band-painted Tapestries on Buffalo: people. sOorresponding return train leaves Grand Certtral istatiou, Kew York at 7U5 p. M. every reacninit BnOalo at Vs o'clock next morneak.

i exmbilion and. for sale, instructions given in REr.lOVED. paiDiini ana an neeuw wuts. Aitvs. i.

Ax. Kever Known to Fail. Women who are all run down, who feel miser able, rettful, have pain in the back and excessive watte of system can be completely restored JttrprisjjAU Wlio Try it. South Mr. and Mra, Seward Cary, from their Country seat at Gjenesto, where they have been for several months.

i One of the most brilliant weddings Celebrated in Dansrille this season was the mar-iriagi on Thanksgiving avs of Miss Anas Day VanDsrlip. daughter Of Judge Jobn A. Van-trilp, and Lieut Carl Frederic William Reichmaon, Tha ceremony was performed in Si. Feter Church' by the Hev. Hicbard Bherman.

The bride wora a cream faille made with a court train, the front of skirt and The wonderfnA-Mtilbi fm jths'Bes that Monsj Cai Btlyy. Positively it is oossible to save motiev while Children's Fancy Furs. ind wine are becaoae it ia made by use of a tew boxes or Btrve Beans, iney ut9 variety at low prloee, 817 Main JStreet ilABHT DM1TH. FLORIAN I FEYL, Painter ani. Has RemovGd to 027 Main SL tn uw am laooratory rrom pareat.

atronKeet ingredients, each, spoonful containing virtues you're sick- Prescriptions costings BOo elsewhere can be got at btoddart Be. forao. Propor never zaiii si at fetoauart is 1 r. I Tux aale of fancy work announced for this week at No. 844 Pennsylvania btreet has been V1 ouooe uwni, xoree firnuns citrate of iron.

It makes flesh and strenth." is neouimriv ni. BaACTirct pictures nalf.tnna ta everr r'-ua. ro-- r'' ble as well as notifishing, ints 6uc 60 aiiewed tionate saving on aii goeus uoukqi mere, ana at the same time yon get tbe best that m6uey can buy. Five expert pharmacists at work there guarantee yon an ick. accurate aorvice.

execated at the eagraviag depariuient of the Outsrier Co. a I i. old: rosU'e. tiJ Aa're- necessarily postponed one week to December 8 Jr.U.L,al-l. i ousAi to 1 1, inclusive.

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