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£0 \ \NIAGARA FALLS GAZ ETTE, DAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 46, 1893. - Rock Drilling Apparatus and Material, ils and Glass. 1 ‘vfiafin'ts; trgineers and Contractors for Steam and| Hot 'Water Heating. 'sANITARY . PLUMBING. and. Drainage a Specialty. . ~Elecfric Light Pla-n‘tls,’ Stéam Pumps, Engines,';]§o1lers, &e. NO. 87 SEGOND STREET, Gluck Building. Niagara Falls, N Y. [NEw YORK CENTRAL HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD Tho Groat Four-Track Route. | \ All frain arrive and depart from NEW «YORK CENTRAL STATION Nipgam Folle, on and after September 21, 19, an . follow: 28 ¥or Hochoxter mnd New York. G:8O A. M.--New York Expres. Daily. Ar riving In Now York at £50 p. m. -. 11110 A, M.-New York, » Dally, ex cept Sunday. | Arriving in Rew York at 1020 Sito v. arr --Acstmmedatios , Poliy tore . A ng ln New al R. \B00 1. M.-New York Biaie Reprems. | Duly. Arriving in Rochesterat 9:00p. m. . New York at m. . Daily to Haffaio, West Bhoro-3:00, TI a. m., 4:45, A16 p. m. . Michign Contral-65, 7:2. RolZ a.m., 257, 8:16 \ylce York Central-7:33, 9:16, 10.00, 1007, «. pi., 116, 216, 236, 60, 70, pom. . , ly From Baftiie West Ahore-£:08, 7:05 a. m., 1:50, 783 p. m. Michigan Gentral- 429, 7113 a. m., hs, 933 |New York Cen (45, 953, 11:95 a m., 1250, A10, 440, 6:55, 700, 10 10p. m. .. , Randay From Rufinle, West Btibre-1:03, 7:05 &. m., 1:20 p. m. \Michigan Oentral-I2%, M12 a. m.. Direct to Buffalo, Eling, Binglaniton, New Tork, Washington and all Points Boutly, ' Also to Chastangus lake and. the West, . Pullman teaches on through Time table adopted Auguat 14th, 193. Trains Leave Sn«pension Bridge and , Naga Falla: AB @t? A. N. - Erie Fiper doés hot gun-immun- Fails and reaches New York at. ® B. hos s. b. hin a. M. Dally-New Tock Day Expres Through Puliman r Car fom Niagara Falls to New. York, connecting a Bormellscille with Veatibile Limited, forniahing: W. WW\? rr-mn. t . .do 8. 9. 1648) A. M. Dnity- tor linffato, makin - Meadvilic, . Bradford, | Aftfcm, Rr Avon, Rochester and all local points. . hdne v a ave r . 9, Datly-~Acconr findation for Ruffalo, making all.stope and con- « Pdting at Buffalo for Dayton and intermediate watiow s ._ MIR 08 0Po fing 45, , Ontiy-Con- mu,“ with New York Special arriving In New! Mina: Paul's and . arrive a Niagurn Palla 7: i H [o Cin 20band 555 plm , and lzfilflm hips I Sanday train arrive 1201 noor and» - Ms, 6:53 Sanday th m, . West Shore-7:21 a. m; 6 p. m. “Icahn Mini-4:5}??? . tgepém‘fofl! Centril-016, H:f1 a, m., 604. 486 p m. \ s Trains for Lewiston. Trains Teave at 630, 9:53 a. m., 4:40 p. m. [- TFA From Lewiston. | Trains arrive at 73 1101 a, m., S41 p t. E ° ml!) 1:20, 6:00 \Tratbs arrive xt 148% 99,1600 a o;, #20 p. m. . Sunday at 120 and RZ p. m. - Train for the East Via Lockport, \trains leave at £50. I:10 a. was“ 600 pm. Bundays only at 630 a. m., and fim Trnine for Bugtile leave F finfl-J’éflmmp the End obout 3 witwates later than the ti . 28. o Hip. m 8 pe arrive. a i a $ Ao m fridee tot as :. nformation . treo i gman :o Hic! Ningarn Falla, N, V.. and M. ‘ Ticket \gent at station nt Suspension P L Roman HOT JABGER, - Gen'l Agt. Pass, Dept: Buffalo, N, Y. wo s gs By William Lob and Builders. wee p \£3?!“ sums? rail®, - of- the-Panat \Code provider ° [irronnd-and house of entertainment, which \[Grand Inland, in the east branch of the | maintensnce of s ferry and be was found 'Lin places where the public hive rights, snch . term Tuesday, Beptember 5. ''New York Contril-KG, 1028 a. m., A10, 110 | ° gs im. ' -. \Grick Bro: what - consrivures a| renny. | : the Supremo Court In a- Tonawanda Case. thgt a person who maintains a ferry for profit of hire, upon any of the waters of this State, | without, nuthority of Jaw, is guilty of a misdemennor, - An interesting caso under thinstatute \hits just becn de- cided by the General term of the Suprente Conrtin the Fifth Judicial Department, Philip Slngo was the owner of a small steam yacht which-pliedabout the waters of the-Niagara River. | In the summer time he employed this verse! on Sundays and hulidgxs in carrying persons for pay from the village of Tonnwanda to a private pienie was used nam place of public resort, on Nimgara Tver. | 'The place was called Sour Springs Grove, und the wharf at which Mr. Mago's yacht lande was private proporty. uncorinécted | with any | public Mummy, The yacht owner h d not obtained any legal authority to maintain a ferry between Tonawnnda nnd Sour Springs, and he was dicted by the Grand Jury of Erie courity under the statute we have mentioned. Upou his trial in the court of sessions; pres mded over by the county judge, it was held that his conduct amounted in low to the guilty by the jary. 'The General Term of the Bupreme Court, consisting of Presiding Justice Dwight and Assovinte Justices Lewis, Mapomber, and Haight, have now reversed the conviction. That tribunal declared that the prosecution of the business carried on by the defendant was. not the maintenance of a- forry within the intendment of the statute. A ferry, in the legal sense, is a highway over public water, and it must teroRnate at each end in a_ highway on . the land. The Court of Appenls of this state: has de- fined a ferry to be \a cofitifuntion of the highway from oue #ide of the water oyer which it passes to the other, for the trans- portation of passengers or of trnvellers with theif teams and vehicles, and such other property ns they may carry or hive with them;\ and the English courts huve de- elnred that the terminal of n ferry nest be as towns or villages or highways leading to towns or villages. To the Mago cano this ostontial character- intl of a ferry was wanting, because the route of the defendant was not connedied with any highway on either. side of the Ni- agora river. \'He never: carried tratelers, but only excursionista, and his boat was a pleantre boat and not a ferry boat,\ > The law in this case seems so clear that it is surprising that the Court of Sessions allowed the defendant to be convicted at all. Upon the testimony it was the plain duty of the Judges to direct un nopnittal. -N. ¥. Bun, A. Schmidt, Jr., will commence bis fall Instruetoins on zither, mandolin, guitar and banjo; at Widdup's Music Store ers! - ers! ers! ! I FIRST, LAST And as Long as They Are in Season, no Af-._- THE HUSTLE. Lozzie <- - Grocery and Meat Market, The Corner Store W113]; the Corner Door. 301 FALLS STRE TELEPHONE 85. _ Decision of Considerable Importance Made by C e- is Evening. Last evening ded the business and this evening. w drawing and the between the societies. A number of the prizes were drawn Instvolrenlnglq? The law governing lotteries probibits thelr publication. - The manner of driwing the prizes was ns follows: All of the'lists which were filled out. were placed tm & bag and shaken up. A little child was then allowed to draw from the hag. Th§, number drawn each time was the winnerof the article previous ly named. ka The prizes which bave not yet been reported. The banner competition is also to be closed this evening. ' , The fancy booths will be taken down to allow more room for duncing and the com- peting societies,» | The amount redlized'by the fair cannot be determined ns yet, us. several lists have not been reported., The returns: from the competition bave also to be handed in. TRAVEL Conmnues Reavy. The Capacity af tha Tenth Street Station Tested © and Found Wanting. ._ Travel passing through this city to and from the World's Fair continues to be re- markably heavy. The Grand Trunk seems to get the cream 'Of business. . The Societies Will Hold hr-falr- given up to prize to hedrawn tonight are thikd * Mongoitan Ingepulty. . *~ Great care is taken by the customs: of} cials to prevent any communication he tween the Cliineso on \tro\ steamers from |- a i is-on-abore.~\This-{s done to Fmvent'eoolles getting information that will sgeist in proving them to be mer- chants. In spite of the precautions of the officers forbidden lettersare often smuggled upon the steamers. Though the Chinese are not allowed to talk with their friends, 'they are allowed, to send them fruits, eakes and other articles. Papers have often been found in- side loaves of bread, in oranges, pears, apples, and other fruits. This fact bas the inspectors very wary. Yet it was only by the merest chance they intercepted a letter Saturday to a Chinese desirous of landing, \ The steamer China brought a large num ber of over, One of them, Chang Pang, declared himself to be a merchant. As a merchant he would have to give an exact list of all his partners, together with the amount fovested by each. Fearing he might not be able to answer theso questions a list was prepared for him. | Then the Ce- lestials planned carefully to get it to him. Saturday afternoon a man gave Inspector Campbell three cigare, | He asked that they be given to Chang. Pang. The cigs seemed all right, and the Inspector: was about to take them on board when he: o- ticed that one was a little soft. Tearingiit open, he found enrefuily curled up \inside a letter on the flimstest of paper, Freely translated its contents wero: ¢ . ''When you land you must say ~you Arriving Daly agam NatralMi *> # ,-- GN DRAUGHT: VICHY, CcoNCRESS, ~> DEEP ROCK, . SELTZBR ~ Tay HuyLems 0 . CHOCOLATE ICE CREAM SODA. - Niagara Pharmacy, ' C. O'LOUGHLIN.. : aLUCK BUILDING. Telephone 45. - +J 00 [BUTLER & BENNETT, . - Meat Ano Fis: MARKET, 135 AND 137 FALLS STREET, GLUCK BUILDING. Lehigh is also right'on top. About 10 days ago the Lehigh tooka lot of people to Chi- cago om limited tickets, the time on which expires todny, For the last few days. heso people have been returning and aided in crowding the tain.... Last night the Lehigh belong to the firm of Quong Get Chong & Co., 510 Jackson street. There are eight rtuers each of whom hos invested $1,000. 13m names of the partnem wre louis Hen, Chan Chang, Chan Lou, Chan Tem, Chan Nee Sing, Chan Pang and Chan . Bee Toy, Be sure to ni:swer your partnership perfect- u _ c -FINE_HAMS - &am Open till 11 a. ». Sundays; entrance bel from 113: door. ne to its ntmost cn [with the f ‘I‘mrn those who have witnessed this season's tmin was delayed\ \because they did / not have cars.enough to \carry the people who wanted to travel over this rond. . - Never before Tenth street station i been so crowded as of late, in fact the crowds seem to be all down there this year. Mont every train that 'departs is crowded pacity. This _awount of | travel proves how fniadequite the depot is. For regular business its capacity and ar- rangements are far ghort of ony merit, and work is forced mport all the employees that would be unknown in n depot of proper construction, ___.... - wooten. =- Posmon Burning suger. | A Subject Upon Whigh Doctors Have Decided *- to Disagrees. - Almost everyong-fias a_ favorite position during sleep, and ng end of theories and be- liefs is indulged, gn the subject of the proper position, location and genernl con- dition for that . steep \'that knits up the ravelled condition of care.\ Many physi- mun; Ame that one, fiofldh cultivate the hnbit of aleeping on., the right: side - inlly if one mum In's full meat late in the evening. Tho food makes its exit from the stomach right side and it is for this resson clairidéd that the position is more favorable to digestion without \effort. | This is important, ms all of the faculties and fictions should bave a certain nmonnt of rest, and in no way is this ax easy. at- ly.-Ban Francisco Chronicle. ~ Madam Duval is now prepared to teach French or 'German, cither-in-private or class lessons, . Address 440 Third street. eno --- _oas -_- C2 c- Bwqef,‘1“r0n and Wine. < FULL PINT BOTTLES. soc. PER BOTTLE. Gray's Drug: [OPEN 7 A. M. UNTIL MIDNIGHT, C. J. REISSS The Cataract Restaurant NO. 39 MAIN STREET, This Restaurant Will Bs Conducted in a First Class Manner in Every Department Culstne-First Claas, Waiters-Attentive and Efficient. Wines hnd Cigars-The Finest. PRICES STRICTLY MODERATE. G. E. ALLEN. - - GOAL. COAL. T CATARACT 1C COMPANT (Sanitary PI 8 umbing A SPECIALTZ. |Gas. Fitting, Hot Water _ and _. Steam Heating. X Eluthonpe, Jonnson & JoveE, 354 MAIN STREET, ° Formerly with &. L Conk, Buffalo, N. Y.. All Orders Promptly Attended To, Estimates Cheerfally Given. HUNGARIAN _ Patent Flour $5.00 Per Bbl. $2.40 Lu %~N $1.25 <it x“ uC 63C. it % 6 'This Flour is guaranteed to be. as - good-as- the -Flour-for-which-you talunble as duriog-the bours of sleep: > - Other authorities say that one should al- ways He on the back; but there. are excel- lent reasons.why this is not 'wise. The ! weight of the stomach and its contents ! resta upon the spfag' which often affects the nerves. - SomaiSgrere cases of insomnin ! have been cured by ithe habit of steeping on the face. - This is to do, and is the! most comfortable position if one dispenses | How, ~Ofe young man who had ‘ exbausted all tho a¥i{l of doctors fell | into the habitof lyigg on his face, with his | right arm under hig bead, which was turn- | ed slightly to one side;. By this change ! patural 'rest soon che to him, and he eutively recovered. . Whatever position 'une may choose to take, '@\ little practice will make it comfortable, and the experiment is well worth trying.-Now York r. wg Select Knights. \~ Electric City Legion No. | 20, Select Knights, adjourned their miceting which ; was to have been hold last night until Wednesday evenlnf.‘ They will meet in the rooms of - Niagara | Falls - Lodge 0. O. F., do - Fink's No. Al, L block, whose rooms they have rented. mi ¢ ---4-- * _ \Tuxedo\ Coming. ( 'Tuxedo,\ accompanied | by Mug}: r Dougherty's Minstrels, comes to the Theater next Monday, | Buperior in. every to all previous representations of Tuxedo\ is the general verdict to be beard i 7 FALLS STREET. = performance of the popular minstrel farce ' comedy - The chertauts havo been weeded Tout most thoroughly, and s new lease of life is given to \Tuxedo\ by the earnest | tiem of the artists who take part, and a sUPPLY THE Best Coal; Well Soreenad, at the Lowest Prices. Office, CORNER NINTH and CEDAR STREETS Telephone B4 D. WE HAVE have been paying from $5.50 to. $6.00 per_bhl. ' M. A. McBean, 163 FALLS STREET. Telephone 79. SEVERAL Real Estate. snaps. po {the detendants HL R National Guard Troubta at Tonawanda. Local militiamen will be among the members of the Twenty-f ity of the embers blama tom their dnen. them. ° Afr. the validity of the by fines were imposed. fed by benign-mu effect. cou and they were upon paying their dues. <--- -_-. Misting From Norh Tonawanda. ad July shd -pothing uts since, H is fincas which was Incking before. i dismimed forin insurance \Tink db interested in a | dispatch from North Tonawanda, which | mays: There is considerable i!l realm Beparate Company on siccount of the delin- quency court ma Saturday. The mnjnr‘ captain, who, | they say, caused their arrest and court mar- I tial without giving them an opportunity accused men of tne company em- | ployed Augustos F. Polmus to defendt- > Polmus succeeded. in' having ( the fines of nearly all reduced by the court. | wi und ch the | He beld that inas much as they were never approved amt; Lots on 17th and Charles Streets $500 and $600, cheap at $700 and $800 . 300 LOTS In locations that cannot be exceIlezi' for LZC alas xy: double in value in next 18 months. Only st case + V nat Very Low ~-Prices. tM. 8; BUTLER a GLUCK Bi0CK. B $300 each; $560-down and balance in three equal annual payments. ' .-- Lots and Acreage Cheap 100 acres close to Niagara Falls, South, Ontario, house, barn and fine soil, only $55 per acre. , . . Several other bargains on Canada gide Don't delay, but come and see us - -- LOFI & w- as
