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NIAGARA FALLS GAZETTE, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER ;, 1893. NERK] + | A [~--ad Act Threat to Buffalo, Klinira wach cn through trane Time table adopted. August 14th, 1890, Tring Leave Huspension Bridge and x8. am Niagara Falle: A. M. Dally- Erle F l? #1 Maga Falls and reachien C3 p m. tom Xagarm Fatle in New Yorl Pollman to Boston A R F. tries A. M. Dail connection Aud . Mre Aron, Rochester and all local point.“ A P. acne P, M9. Dafly-Accom- : making all stope and con» [- walog at Baffalo far my\; and fntermediate LB. 633-8. Fr, toa P. M. Dafly-Con iotag with Sew York Apecial arriving In New tor Bnifalo, malin < dr - Mewiville, . Bi F- tedation for Bnffalo, y o Taal Tatsl m Rant “A P' Trains for Lewiston. * he artice at Soe . . or 5 (ede Cp 'm and lado a ans n\ ~* | ryains leave at 600, $594. m., 610 p. m. 4 a wmhfim‘aln: 4mm J. R. mum Prom [ Redan, a \ onl app | Dotsardreai PSM Arg &41 p.m. vi“ L } Nige Aernt at station st Burpenalon \Traina ”mwflh' mum, m: Sm hon sm {eC ~ #50 p.m. | Sunday at 130 and 820 p. m. s EMMA-w and Builders, {DESCRIPTION, ~HARDWARE ifDY-némite,’Powderfand Fuse, Blasting and ‘iibck Drilling Apparatus and Material, - =- _.. Paints, Oils and Glass. OC agineers and bont‘m'étors for Steam and jéésXN'i'r/ié'fv PLUMBING. tnerage and Drainage a Specialty. ' 'Electric Light Plants, Steam Pumps, Engines, Boilers, &c. NO. 87 sEGOND STREET, Gluck Building Nniagara Falls, N Y. inhuman: New F York, Washington and all Polats Bouth, ' Also m lake and the West. . Pullman does not P- ew York at XA R. h3s-N. F. 1:43 A. M. Dafly-New Tork Day Throngh Pullman Chatr Car connecting at e with Vertibnile 1iralted, famnlahing |- : artive at Ningams Fall 5, % RP and $55 p w , and “sign-d hii Riiticoal Sunday trains arrive 1301 noon and £ER|NARY SURGEON, Wummvmm Ted wientife p anes, _ T__ Ca & 0, | wakes Crigk 55> ; Architects, Real EstateDealers} 2. \abr mary - g sucara rats. ®. v. ~ New york conti. -| HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD The Great Four-Track Route. All tratus arrive and depart from NEW YORK CENTRAL STATION Niagara Falls, on and after September 24, 1853, as lows: For Rochester and New York, dax aem pict \ AC vi iew York at 6 tm, TifoA. M.-New York 53mm; Daily, ex cept Bunday, Arriving in New York at. 1080 m; \$280 1. M.-Accommodation. | Dally, except Bunday, . Arriving in New York at 6:30 a. m, 6:00 P. M.-New York Biate Express. | Dally, Arriving in Rochester at 9:00 p. m... New York at \#m 0. paly to Baffilo. West Ebore-3:40, 7:41 a. m., 645, 8:16 p. m. \film Central-8:83, 7:6, Ad a.m., 2.57, $16 f A Hew York Centril-742, 9:16, 1000, 1.6L, 11:4] a. m., L1G, 216, 230, 541, 7:06, p. m. ~ Dally From Bilaio. a 196 1:30, 7:85 p. m. Dostel- the, fnd a. m. bom, ost * YTew York 9.5%, 11:8 a. m., 12:50, 2:10, 440, 545, 730, 1010 p. m. Sanday From Bufalo, Bhore-1:03, 7:05 190 p. m. c 3-321.“ mfixfimflu a m.. 18, 95 “a. York Central-68:45, 11:25 a. m., 2:10, 10.10 pim. Sunday to Bi 445, A16 prem. fun BH. RH km., nor \ew Fork Central-916, 111 a. m., £54, 586 mmmmmmw Mmhnnmlhwsmalmmnm. Bumhy'lonlyuwgmuda. p.m. Kg> Trains [flzqfibhuwm stimales cartier, und for the East obout 3 mkla‘fln-lhli-dpfinnhu c EDOON J. WEEKS, General Filmm- JOHNM.TOUCEY, GEORGRILD ~ Gen'T Manager. Gen'l Pass. Ag't Grand Central Navrat_ ~ wofimnubuuamm eat - Fall Arrival of ] find it difficult just now to get hard sugars. why susan is Harp to cet. Grocers Thought the People Had No Money and Oid Not Lay In the Usual Supply. ' . As recently noted in Tir GAZETTE candy makers, packers of conned and. pre- nerved fruits, and other persons | who have this senson of the year to use unusual quantities of granulated sugar, in- cluding the housewives who want. to pre- pare their winter's stores of sweatments, There is, in fact, a famine in part all over the country so farus such sugar is con- cerned. Persons who buy of the wholesale grocers nothing but sugar,such as candy makers, ato the greatest sufferers, for the wholesale grocers (liscrlmlllntu against them in favor of those who bity other goods at the same time. - 'Mafiy of thesé persons believe (HSE the sugar famine is caused by some un- wartunted action of the Sugar Trust. | Ac- cordiug to the big dealers. this. is not true. Representative men who were asked shout the situation agreed upon this, and their explanation of the situation | is interesting. They say the present trouble comon from a misconception of the effect of the hard times. \It has been the custom,\ one of these men said, | \'for the sugar refiners to prec pare during July and August of each year a much larger quantity of sugar than is in actual demand then to méet the packing aud preserving demand later, This sugar is usually bought and stored by the grocers, wholesale and retail, against this demand. They all made the mistake this year of supposing that the money stringency \ex- legded to the people in general instead of being in fact confined to trade and exchange centres. \ \'That this was the fct, at least as in- dicated by the sugar trade, is shown by the further fact that the demand from packers and families has come just as usual. As a consequence, there is no extra supply of sugar to meet it. The sugar refiners are. «doing all they cun to meet the demand. They are working day: and night, and, al- though the price of raw sugar has advanced three-cighta of n cent a und, they bave not mised. the price anKZuLaugm. Per- haps this is because if they did raise. the price it would pay to import: sugar. It will take about three weeks for 'them to eateh up.\ © ' BISHOP -AYAN'S costs. Not Much Chance of Collecting Them from Father Dent. When Father Francis Dent, the expelled Franciscan priest, was defeated in bis suit against Bishop Ryan of Buffalo, the Court directed him to pay the Bishop $300 costs. The amount was st uently cut down to $190. Later on, when Father. Dent's suit against the Friars' Minor. was stopped by the withdrawal of ac jurora| the Court awarded him . and the money was paid on Beptember 13 in the Supreme Court in Brooklyn Bishop Ryad then had Father Dent before the Court as a judgment debtor, and his exami- mation in supplementary proceedings took place yesterday. Futher Dent says tho $250 costs he r- ceived was sent directly-from the court room by a messenger to his cousin, Mrs. Ann Butler of 2 East Thirty-second atreet, this olty, in payment for money lent, clothes, and board. His gold watch was in the possession of his brotner-in-lnw. He added that even his vestments were beyoud his reach. Theexamination was adjourned for two weeks. -N Ladies' and Children's Fall and Winter Under- For the most complete line of underwear and bostery at lowest prices visit Bler's. J. Dobbie hns opened a new floral store at No. 65 Falls etrect, Oysters ers ~ _-_--s...- RST. LAST And as Long: as They Ar in Season, . ' +AT—‘T _ I «- --- Grocery and Meat Markt; - «+ Commer Boor. ~>. THE HISTLMS| z= The Corner Store With the} ~ ' 301 FALLS STREET {SUPT. BROCKAWAY |» What a Former Nisgara Inmate of the Elmira Rafflmstory Has to Say About that Institution. A KIND AND GENTLE MAN, Stories Moul‘ Do Him: Injustice-When Whipping Was Dome.the Persop Recelving it Got What He Deserved-John Kilt Was Always Treated Kindly. Inasmuch as a portion of the press and people of the ~Btate-have seen-fit to take every opportunity and advantage offered to rail agninst the alleged cruelties to inmates practiced by Superintendent Brocknway of the Elmira Reformatory Tug Gazetrk calls attention to'n statement made by one John Kilt of this city, who for some time was an inroate in that institution. _ Mr. Kilt says. that during his imprison ment he was treated well, snd has never been brutally whi and maltreated in the manner the stories circulated tell of, He says he has tedly seen inmates flogged, but says theif conduct was desery- ing of such punishimest. Superintendent | Brockaway, is nccording to Kitt's state- ment, a geutle and d man and the stories afloat do him great injustice. A statement of this kind coming from John Kilt must surely carry some weight with it, as Kifé was known. by his: school- mates and friends of his younger days ns being rather rough, Since his retum, sometime ago; from-Elmira be has tried to do what is right. 'Foduy he is in poor health nt his home on the Lockport road. ---4---- AN ELECTRICAL DREDGE. An Apparatus by Which Operations Can be Carrled on to-a-Depth-of 60 Feet. It is likely that an electrical dredge will come to be generally used on portions of rivers where it is at present impossible to work by any appl w in vogue. , In New Zealand the ordindry bucketand ind- der dredge is giving way to the electrically worked by reason of the heavy ex- pese it entails fm river and the necessity for ponderous machinery when it is used on rock bottoms, and where the depth exceeds say-35.or 40 fost. h e use of the now dredger has enabled severnl changes of gront benefit. to be made in the ordinary system of dredging, and now operations eah be carried on to a depth ot sixty feet without trouble., The differ- ence jn the number of working parts in the | two classes of machines is at once noticeable. On one of the in use at Waipori, each Indder that carries about 40 buckets has nearly 700 working parts that cannot be oiled, and that are exposed to tho no- tion of water san and dirt. These require almost constant attention and frequent re- newnls and cost §6-8 day to keep in repair. The steam engine fs also an expensive, item, and costs in over $20 a day, sometimes even more. These two items will run away with the respectable sum of over $8.000 in a year's work. On the other band the electrical to spend 700 upon the same magnifiwork $51?)le cost $8,030, cs having more time to give to paying 'work in consequenba@t ,the reduction in the amount necerary repairs. When engineers onge realize that between - $5,000 and $8,000 can be saved In one year by: the uso of the electrical dredge, and the work | will be bettor done, the old cumbersome and expensive plant will be shelved for | good and all. -Pittsburg-Dispatch. SALE OF 18 ACRES OF LAND, 1 is Good Evidence that the Real Estate 1 Market is Picking Up. 'The recent sale of 18 seres of land by Messrs. Slater and Buttery to Harry Granger shows that the market is picking plant is remarkably slmple, and it is pro- ° NEW BULLETIN BOARDS. An Improvement that is About to Be. Mado in \The Gazette\ Block. A-fime now-set .of bulletin boards. have. been purchased for Tere Gazte building and will be put in place as soon as posslble. 'The boards sre productions of the' Rod- well Manufacturing Co, and are. handsome examples of the new process of lettering. The bulletin for the third, second and first floom will be placed in the center of the doorway at the entrance of the Arcade, while on cither side of the hallway leading to the postoflice will be placed the bulletins for the stores in the block. On the boards are the letters or numbers of the stores and offices and the names of their occupants. They are finished in red and 533 and set in frames of solid oak, making an attractive as well ns a useful ornament to the building. -_- Y. M. C. 'A. NEWS. Mr. Henry Bond of Bufalo, will address the young men at the. Y.M.C.A. Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. , Busfuess men are especially invited, . All- lovers of Dickens's novels will be pleased to know that Mr. Frederick D. Losey, who is to take the leading part in Mthe first entertainment of the Y. M. C. A. course, will appear in \Oliver Twist,\ Mr. Losey will be assisted by thg Ariat Lndies' Guartette of Boston. emember tho chart for reserving the seats will be-found at Balt & Co's drug store Monday, October 16., To the World's Columblan Exposition vis. the Michigan Central \The Ningara Falls Route\ is the title of a handsome folder, printed in English, Ffeuch or Ger- man, profusely illustrated, containing much valuab.« information for those: who intend visiting the World's Pair. * Copies will be furnished upon npplication to W. H. Underwood, Eastern Passenger Agent, Buffalo, N.Y. - Miss K. 8, Colby, one of New York's most competent trimmers,. will preside aver Bler's millinery department this season. ~> PAL Sang aceasta is Atiend Bter's millinery opening Thuraday and Friday, October 12th and 13th. nn ~A FIFTY CENT Bottle of our Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil will convince you of its marvel- ous strengthening quali- ties. - It braces the system against cold and cures all throat and lung troubles. Double strength of most emulsions. Forsale only at CROYT'S DRUG STORE, 7 Falls Street. up again. . . | The property trunslerred was once a por- , tion of the DeVenux College farm and run- , uing eastward from the R.,. W. & O. tracks ; | it join A, T. Cadaback's farm on Elie rear. ~ , OBSEqUIES. sC # I~ \~ ___ mire. Margaret Wockter. ® 'The faneral of Mrs - Margaret | Mochler, who died in the hospital at Buffalo Thute day, was held this mmhfi from St. Mary's church. Rev. Father Walters of Niagara University officiated. -s The Austrian Archduke in New' York. The Archduke Franz of Austria and, suits will arrive at the Grand Central sta- tion this morning at 7 o'clock from Ningara Falls, - It was the Archduke's intention to | remain at the Falls uotil this morning, but | will sail for Earope tomotrow his plans were altered.-N.Y. Bun, ___-+_- Did Depew Say It ? Dr. Depew told the \ re nited Senate there will weenies st itt at m re a o | thail sveedily settl6. the allver question | be a serious agitation for the ew York s . There islittle probability that Mr. ever made such a remark.- mum: and Chronicle. IN World's Colsmbian Ex- position If You Fail to See as long as you live. Next daylight excursion via. Michigan Central \fibula\ Put Chicago Niss. and iva :30 P. as Sixtieth street and Fifty- You will mun.“ In police court this morning J of the following. cases: Wiltiem Felly, drunk and disorderly, Tila Brith and John Foster, pabli¢intor- sagas-um Bursing Puiverized Fuel. method of using coel-dust without he tion is tested by two snd Baumert. means of a fave! Bir ladon: dest io made a [ taivt 2% The to en ter anairtube, when it is carried to the fufmice by a current of air, which also “1&3th The furnace is lined reepuohe as. * mm!mmdyfi0hwnmnxi'very Low -the incandescent. partis | $areh nest LEMONS - # -AND-- FRUITS -__- Prices. - VTLE - GLUCK BLOCK. Nance TO CEEDTTORNS-By order of Hoo. mfmm“ Niagara Falls, K. Y. ___ FOR SALE. Homestead of the late John F. McGilashas, Niagara Falls, South. Sptendid chance. Apply to _ _ Fall Goods Arriving Daily t C. J. REISS'S, NO. 32 FALLS STREET. - The Cataract Restaurant orev t i. w um wonert This Restaurant' Will Bo Conducted in a First Class Manner in Every Department. Culsine-First Class. Waiters-Attentive and EfMcient. *~Wines and Clgars-The Finest, PRICES STRICTLY MODERATE. G. E. ALLEN. Treta Wirrsout Pant W. D. McEWEN, DENTIST. Office over Bank of Suspension Bridge. DR. G. W. PRINGLE, DENTIST, 'I rrcery, Gas Fitting, Natural Mineralmtey I CONGRESS, ° __ _, DEEP ROCK, ~> SELTZER. TRY HUYLER'S - [CHOCOLATE ICK CREAM SODA. -- - - --oONIy at- Niagara Pharmacy. C. O'LOUGHLIN. GLUCK BUILDING. Telephone 45. BUTLER & BENNETT MEAT Ano Fish Market, - FRESH OYSTERS DAILY __ IN BULK OR CAN. Prices way pow: Sanitary Plumbing A SPECIALTY. Hot Water Steam ELLITHORPE, JONKSON & JOYCE, and 354 MAIN-STREEF.- -- Formerly with E. L. Cook, Buffalo, M. Y, All Orders Proinptly Attended To. Estimhtes Cheérfolly Given. HUNGARIAN Patent Flour $5.00 Per Bbl. sz‘w it 54 tt $1.25 a % « 63e. C 05. 'This, Flour is guaranteed to be as good\as the Flour for which you have been paying from $5.50 to , $6.00 per bbl. M. A. McBean, 153 FALLS STREET. fast- Acoma 69 and 70, Third Floer, Ofich Buliding. page SNAPS? wE HAVE Telephone 79. C+ . SEVERAL Real Estate SNAPS. Lots on 17th and Charles Streets $500 and $600, cheap at $700 and $800 300 LOTS In iocations that cannot be excelled for rapid increase in value. Will more than double in value in next 18 months. . Only $300 each; $50 down and balance in three equal annual payments. Houses, Lots and Acreage Cheap.. 100 acres close to Ontario, house, barn and fine soil, o geeus $55 pef acre. South, - - aly ~- Niagara F313 Several other bargains on Canada side .> Don't delay, but come and see us.
