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1 i . ,\ I ' .. ~ • ilt f: I • I I. <I . ' :I t i t :·; ·I . i .: 1,:. I \ .. ,. I - ... ) . ,• ' AI ..... :::rrntt 'rHE DAlLY NEWS. BATAVIA, N. Y. lf.JB!.IS!IHD EV8NY EVENING. Tuesday, February 14, ! 8£'2. ,\ r\:~l • r f\I\'J'ee'\ p~.u h voung girl, A H LG ·an h~r~ m• ff yPllng gorl; \ ht1u:fttr l.!:i!J ·rr, iE th<itk rlral>•ry, Tell-acre l·~.l your.~ rrtrl. -N. V, l'rc.s. -St. Va-lentine's day. ~The r otice ot jury drawing will be found in another column. -A Washington partl' will be F:iven at Swartz'~ hotel, Elba, the 22d. -The election of dficers of the Batavill Fire Department takes place ILl !light. -The farnwr v .. hn didn't sell hi~ \\heat a mu1. tb ago Ill now in a re- pentant mood. -The dr.y goods dealers are put- ting in their spring Etock unusually ~arly this season. · -TheW est Shore surveyors com- menced at Cary this morning to run another line eastward. -Buffalo Bill will please lovers of the border drama at the Opera House on the evening of the 23d. -All phases of \married life\ will be given at the Library Associa- tion's benefit next Monday even- ing. -The valentine trade, the deal- ers say, has been very dull this year. T-hey say the Christmas card mania injured the sale. -The Rochester Democrat says the ~·Jolly Bachelors\ performance li!.St evening was a vulgar and unin- teresting exhibition. .,-Hon. E. C. Walker has sold a village lot on East Avenue, formerly known as Washington Avenue, to Mrs W. H. Brown for $4 so. . -The case of Roswell Pariah of Bergen agdnst Emily Card of Riga was decided by Judge Bangs yester- day. who reversed the J ustics' decis· ion. --Henry H. Woolsey has sold his farm of I09 acres in the south- western part of this town to John Holler of Erie county. The con- sideration is near $8ooo. -The Hoosac Tunel survevors are at work again to-day runni11g th~ir line westw:,.rd. They cross the L~wiston road immediately south of the driving park grounds. -:-A. G. Gage, the local agent, has. paid the widow of the late Thomas Cook, $2,235. the amount of the deceased's policy, with divi- den<~s, in the Mutual Life 1nsurance Company. -Jefferson Robinson, of Indian Falls, who has been in jail on the charge offorgery preferred by Phillip Houskenecht, was bailed yesterday in the sum or $t,ooo, his wife be- coming his bondsman. -Batavia's NEws asserts that much of the wheat crop in Genesee county bas been winter killed by <> the frequent sudden changes in the weather. Some one will now please proceed to slaughter the peach buds. -Rochester Express. -The guests of Jacob Harmon's \eocial party\ given at Ellicott Hall last night were cheated out of their supper, which, it was arranged, would be provided at the Continental H,otel. Jacob failed to announce the supper at the refreshment hour and Mr. Prill closed his hotel and sdught his couch. N~w Q.nar1er1 :for &he Odd Fellow• The Batavia lodge, I. 0. 0. F , have leased the third floor in the new postoffice building for a term of ten years, beginning as soon as the structure is completed. The rqom will be fitied up exptesaly as the Odd Fellows desire, and will contain a lodge room, banquet hall kitchen, pantry. two ante rooms and three regalia rooms. The lodge room will be located on the sooth side of the building, but further than that the arrangement of the rooms has not been decided upon. The suite of rooms Vlill be handsomely finished in a sly le that will do great credtt to the organization. ·~ Just received. New styles ladies Underwear at the Boston 99 cent Store and Art G~llery. I Me.:n.orlal fierYIC!ell In tlte A•• 1 •embly. The special order, betng the res- olutioiiS' in memory of I. I. Hayes of New York, and John Sanders of Genf'see, was taken 11p in the As- sembly last eveni11g. Hon. J. W. H oiUles, in introducing the tribute. to the memor. of Hon, John San- ders, referred to the late Assembly- man as ::1n honest man, a friend .·of the poo·r and ~~:enerous to a huh. His memo• y WdUiri ever 1emain gltlen. Not only his fa.mily and re- latives, but the State as well, had sustained a severe loss in his dea.th. Hon. Charles S Baker ot Monroe, paid the following tribute to Mr. Sanders: Miss Amlie H~lpin is ~isiting her ·parents in Java. A. T. M1ller·, liho has been ill f01 some days, is able to be out again. Rev. H. L. Everest and Rev. II. b. Whitney, are attending the Ep1s· cupal cunvucatiun at Mt. Mows. Mr. Will T . .lbdley hJS gone \e~t wr a nip of a few week~. He will v1sit Ad nan, 'M. 1ch., and Prince · tun, lll. Mtss Lucy D1ckey of Racine, Wis., a tormer pupil at the .Bryan Seminuv, is in Batavia, called here by tile o'eath of Nr. Duane Pdtter- son, a rel.uve. Mr. Spealier:--ln the· rcsolHtion!. ofiered •by the gentleman from Genesee. relattve to the late Mr. Sanders, hts honored prede. cessor, I sadly concur. lt wa. my pnvtlege to serve us a member ol tbis House durmg the hame yean; m whit h .he !.'> aLly and latthfully te~re.cn eel his c• unty here; anJ I do not htsitate to say that m <~ll h\ l•ub. lie acts he was ~over.ted by a consoien:i 1US d~sire to confine his whole dufy to his State and di\!rict. By his genial qual ties of mond and heart he gained the confidence and esteem of all wllh whom .he was brought m contact. Adjoining, as does his late district, my own county, where I . was born, I have ha<l tlle opportumty to know something ot the bigh regard enter lained for hin by his former coll~tituents. We pay n0 empty honor to his memory when V\e say that in the death eti John Sanders we mourn the loss ef a Christ an gentlenzan, a v. ise, prudent and succes>oful busmess man, honest and upnght in all his dealings, warmly beloved t>y his family, respected and fln~erned for his punty, and honored by all who knew him. (Jban~re of Plan• a1. &be InootUnUon The Board of Trustees of the In- stitution tor the Blind have changed their plans in regard to the new bUll ding for the laundry, steam en. gine, and boilers for the heating ap- paratus, and now propose to erect a less expensive structure. Thirty thousand dollars were appropriated for the purpose, but the carrying out of their idea will consume but about two thirds of that amount. They ~repose to alter, enlarge and im- prove the present horse barn for the laundry, etc., and to build a new horse barn on another site. This, they say, will cost less than t;:zo, ooo and they will have a remainder of $1o,ooo, which they think could be well :md suitably applied to . beautilymg tbe lawn and park in front of the Institution. · Such use of the money, however, will have to be authorized by the Lt>gislature, and Messrs. Hayward and Stevens have been appointed a committed to present the matter, as soon as the Legislature is organized. Laa& Evenlu&~:'ll Lecture, The· first lecture of the M. E. course, given last evt-ning by Rev, C. W. Winchester of Rochester, was largely attended. the capacious church being nearly filled. The subject: \The Eigbt Wonders of the World,., was handled in a very m •eresting and instructive manner anrl his remarks upon it were at ten· tively listened to. It gave eminent satisfaction.. The [)ext lectuerer will be Rev. S. McGera\d, a former Catholic priest. who will tell · •What he knows about Rorncmism\ next Tuesday evening. ------- The Equitable Li'e Assurance Society, is the progressive company. Its new business for the year I 88 I was larger than that of any life com- pany in the world. In fact the new assurance written during the past eleven years is larger than that tran-: sa.cted Ly an}' other company. The society's policies are in con. testable after three years from their issue, and are payable 11pon satis- factory proofs of death without the usual delay of 6o or 90 days. The society has not a single con- tested claim on its books. Golden Rye. --=- ... ··~-- .& tJard. I would announce to the ladies that I have twenty <lays more in which to reduce my stock, and will offer my goods at a great sacrifice. Velvets in fancy work will be sold at $t oo per yard, worth from $2. so to $s.oo. White leghorn hats and nice straws to be sold regardless of ~ost. All other goods in propor- · llon. Mxss J. F. KENYON. ·~: ClotbinF: cheap at Moynihan's. rhe l rt:dunia ,correspondent of tl\le Jamestuwn Le.1der ~ays:· j.J.mes Cowan, pruce~o<lr at the Cannwg Factory, gue::; tO franklin\ tile next year. Witi•t: h1~, place he1e w1ll be filled b}' E V Fi~ber, u!Em Pem· bmke, N. Y. Will H . .l:>radJsh h.;; tJ~eo a~· pointed Ordnance Sergeant on tne Colonel's sta.fl d the 74th Rgt, Bt~ffalo, and will b ereafter swing a. so.ber. Mr. Bradish's promotion will be a source of congratulation from his friends acre, a..nd is due to strict attention to his duties as a. member of Co .... B.\ of the 74th. __ _.. .& tUalldonlll:r l'llllllche\'\'loull Lad. Edward Wynn IB one of the most hardened young~ters in Batavia. Last nigh\ he wa..s drunk and his condition impellEd. him, as it frc- qllently does whel1 he ts drunk, to break a pane o-f glass. He was standing on the steps of the St. jaq1es Hotel and suddenly sent his fist crashing throogb a window in!() the billiard room. Officer Fox ar- rested him at once and took him to jail Before entering the cage he pulled a bottle of whiskey from hi~ pocket, placed it !()his mouth and took a swallow, a.nd tllen bro' e the bottle. Complaillls have been made against Wynn for breaking glass at differe,l t times in Jbe Central House and in Peters' siloon. Wynn was brought up this 1norning and dis- charged upon se1ll ing for the dam- ages and payin~.t costs. _:,_---··--- E•eapecl Frll'm &II~> oouuty Hon1o. Keeper Waite, of the County- House, came to ]a.tavia this morn- ing in search of an insane womart wl10 escaped from the cou11ty insti- tution last. night, a.nd about noon she was delivered over to him by Constable Barlovt. While J List ice Crosby was on ills way to dinner his attention was directed to an in- sane woman on liberty street anci he took her inlo custody. She walked with him peacefully until near Dr. Cotes' restdence on M ai~ street, ~hen she declared she wishccl ''to 'see a doctor. \ Officer Barlo1v happened along at this juncture ancl took cbarge of th;Cl woman and soot:l delivered her O\VCl' to the keeper. The ut:lfortunate· woman screamed loudly and attracted considerable attention and quile a crowd by her cries She was plil.ced in the keep er's cafl'ia~e and conveyed back to her lonely abode She is apparent- ly about thirty }\'CilfS of age and is said to have had 11. good education. Her name was n ()t leamed. ---·--- At A ttctl-o:n. C F. ,Starks, auctioneer,,will sell on Fr!day, Febraary r71h, 188z, at: one o deck p. m. at J<.llicott Hall Batavia, N. Y., the dress uniform; of the late 14th Se;. ara te Co., N. G. S. N. Y., consi~Jing- of 98 dress coats, 94 dress pat<ts, 97 dress caps,. 92 pompons and 1 71 epaulets. By order of B1ig. Gen.' I Daniel D. Wv lie, Chief of Orelinance an] ~~·t Quarter-Master General S. N. BedueUom For Oa•h The undersigned has decided Jo give his customel'S; tbe benefit of re- duced prices, for casb, and invites them to call at bii> meat market on Jackson street and investigate for themselves. H. B. DELANo, For the tickling sensation or dr·y- ness of the tbroa!; sore11ess of the: chest or lung~>, h<Ja.rsBneas, and the other <lisagreeabl~ sympt<Jms of a. col.d, use Dr. Traver's Cough Syrup. It 1s guaranteed to cure in every in- stance. F. P. Binkston & Co are the only druggisuin this town that keep it. . z.'.r. , ! J L. E. HALLOCK'S GREAT MARK DOWlT ! --ON--- JQ,ijijij ~~liars W ijrtl1 of ~r~ hooils I S' k 1 D Goads in Batavia SELLING A 'f COST The Newest and Most DestaTa.lbllAe N •. aCe O~T rro reduce Overstock II'Ithtn the - AND LESS ., • sborte!.t time possibl~. PRESENT PRICES, Fr'RMER PRlCFS, $5 to :iilo .......... $ 9 to $Ij:;, roo CLOAKS ..... •• .. · .. · · · .... \ .. \\\...... 7 to I3 ......... 12 to 28, 75TIOLMANS, ...... c:-··-\\\\\\\\\\\\'''' zto 6 ......... 3to 9, 2oo \HJC.lL SHAWL-., ·\ • • • ·\ \· .. · · · •. '. \.... 5 t 6' I WL ._. 3 to H' •• , • • •.• .. o J • 100 lllll-\VER f. I- A ,,, ....................... 61/ IiI . 'GOOI)S • /4 \040C ........ r..!/2 o 75'!. 3 oo PIECES DRESS · • · .. · ~ ·, .. • \' .. '' .. ' 35 t I IECF\ :FLANNEL t-UITINGS, ........ · · .. · 2 oto 75c. · .. · · · c. 0 .25, sop . FRENCH CA~HMERF!'i · 35 to 751;. \' • ... soc. to 1 • 2 5· 45 PIELES 11 I L'HODA c'r\l·)·T· H. 's'·.. .. ... eo to \ •••.•.• 75C, to I .25 20 l'l ECES 5 4 a woo \ · • • • • • · · :> ., . ~ • o PIECES MLACK SILKS, ....... ·• .......... ~octo :t;z.co ........ · ,75c, to ,.oo, ~~PIECES SATIN DE LEU~ ............... l:i5c tu 2 ·5°· ......... $I. 2 5 10 3·5°. --- ii) ~.- ·- , r;--:- ~--~f) • 1 .. ,.J. \\'-<, And all DOMESTIC GUO>~S at , . u~s• ,:P 1\'JkJl. JJS Less Than Manula.c urers Pnces. The above List and Pnces, on bui a ~mall pat t of the ( iood~. Ia; II)' repre~ents the GREAT MARK-DOWN ON THE ENTIRE STOCK. OF~ Flannels, Cottons, Linens, Ginghams, Hosiery, Shirtlllgs, Underwear, Fancy Goods, Etc, Etc, L: E. HALLOCK, Masonic Tem:plB Block, Batavia, N.Y. Dallingar 0-pei a, Eousa, FER RE!'i,' ....................................... ·-. MA!<.AGER. HA.RRY C. ·BENEFIT OF Batavia Library 1-'!.ssociation I ON HONUAY EVE~G; Feb. 20th, 1882, John :B. Buckstone's Comedy in Three Acts, \MARRIED LIFE I \ • . WILL BE GIVEN :fOR THE BENEFIT ASSOCIATION. OF THE LIBRARY TICKETS, mclud!ng Reserved Seats, so..,cents, for sale at Mackeys News Room on Monday, Feb, 13th. yo llus refer, when at :any time fine Boots and Shoes, you want to buy, fOR 11 guides toT. F. WoonwARp's,_ wherelthe prices are not high. W E-lEN you .require Ladies'~ or ~llsses' \Low button,\ \Newport'' or \Opera \A r.''m grade, oNL \'call, m. th.er season; I keep the newest styles displayed. O F Rubber Goods 1 have the best, in \Woonsocket\ \Nation:Ll \and un-·t \ brand·- ' • .>.>U;> on D() me th~ favor to call and inspect, the vanous grades 1 have <Jlt hand. WHAT I buy I pay ready cash for-large discounts I save by doing so, A 1:/D as I g1ve the customer the benefit, it helps to make my business grow. R EM~~B!:• Cook, Lounsbury & Co.'s Ladies' and Misses' shooe1, are osly sold D() not fail to inspect the Gents' hand sewed goods of Lilly, Bmcl!e:t & Company SUCH as 1 sellm style. make and finish, I :~tall times guarantee, H . AVING a complete stock of J. & T, Cousins' 4 an~ 6 ,.,· 1 dth h f · ·· - · · · · ··- ~ u \ · s oes0 eve~;y kiml OF m~~~:d~d boys' Kip Boots-Ross' Rochester goods, I have the best yon desire E VI!'RYTHlNG in Ladi s', Gent's, Missel' and Child • '-'\'- · styles 11eat, ren s o•zoes Ill quahty good and SOLD cheaply u by T. F, Woodward No. 7 4 Main street. BATA.VlA., N.Y. [RIGHr SECURED J BARGAINS I I A DIES ...1 ' CALL AT BOSWORTH'S So11th-Side Shoe ' Store ! And S~Cllre a Bargain. I· offer some :Fine Kid, l:nttrn Shoe~, both French and .American Kid At Greatly Jleduced Prices 1 4 Dollar Shoes for $ 3 , 25 3·So Shoes ....... lor $J.OO 3 Dollar Shoes for $z.so COME EARLY, before the st.zes are gone. C. M. BOii!WORTII- South Side Shoe Store, Bat~via, F~azer &xle Greaae, . .One tnal will con\ince you tha It IS the best. Ask vour dealer for the Frazer Axle Grellse, and take no other. Every box has our t d· mu~ on. ra. e Lost. L ~'I{T.-!:laturday afternoon 011 Vine or and Bam street, betwee!\l faggaJt's p:>nd out . dank s~reet, a black. leather bag With ar .s\ e poe et. It contained, among other li~:t es, _a pen-~mfe and a ska e-kq. The th er Wtll be ~berally rewarded by-leaving • e same at this cffice, - To Bent. 'l'O RENT A de~trallle suite of rcoms E :-suttabte for dresltn:ak.er or doctor nqu're of ·- - QuIRK & If ANTZ, TO RENT-Alter Apnl tst ait of a house, centrally locnte:d, at $lso One house at tz weekly • One hou!!e at $2 SQ weeki One house at $Z·()O \ Y• One. house at $,).SO \ Apply at :No, 6 Walker Block. TO RENT-Ah . i h ouse mrtable io1· a buard- __ ng ouse. Apply at N\ o •6 Walker Block. T O HE:--;T-Th th~- F Ken , e trd floor over M1ss J, Kenya\n yon 5 &IOJe,. Apply to M1ss \L\'~O.R SALE L' State stre~tAA d~~:.rable residence on Temole. • PP Y Rt No. 6 Masonic
