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We em • 1<-i . (Lt LY . . . 1 lol. iV.-Whole Number 1,143, BATAVIA, N Y. THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 9, 1882. P.rice lwo cents. AJJ VE.RTISEMENTS. 188:2. 188·2. Spring C&rpets. R. 0. Holden & Son, W E IIA VE this season selected the LARGEST A:-\1> BEST ASSORTMENT of C..A..RFETS The BUBTS' R.tlirLBOAD, Ateorne7 Gene:~:al ' Hearlnw; Connlllol's Ar:;nment•. ALBANY, Ma.rcb S.-The hearing before th.e iltt()rney General in the application to llinnnl the charter of the Boston, Uoosac Tunnel & Wes· tern Railroatl toolt place this after- noon. Mr. Page, represecnting the road, held that t!.e merging ol the Syracuse & Phenix: Railroad into the Hoosac Tannel road was imma- terial. The road was leased last De- cember. He said that the Syracuse & Chenangoroad. never paid expens- es until the ,presentcom}Jany was or- ganized in 1877. The Hoosac Tun* nel company hacl tried to buy the EVER llEFORE EXHIBITED BATAVIA. We can say with confidence, to the people Gf Genesee county, that we can suit every- body in want of a Carpet thts Spnng w1th our immense stock. And as to pri,·e, we will guara.nte.:: to give better value than e2.n be found either in Rochester or B•1tlalo. We are determlned to keep our trade . at home. IN road. They <>wr. Z45,ooo out of 2 G 1, ooo of tn.e bonds, and of the preferred stack 273, ooo out of 301,- ooo shares. The Comstock party own about z·ooo shares of this stock, and of the C@tnm :On stock the Hoo- sac Tunnel C()mpany holds 26o,ooo to their 21, <lOO sbares. The move- ment to anrml tlte charter he char~ acterized as blackmail for worthless stock. Judge Comstocksaid: \We do not wisn to blackmail any one. We don't want the Bdston & Roo- sac Tunnel Road to· buy our stock, t>ut we do object to having our in- terest in the Syr~cuse, Chenango, &: New York roa..d taken from us ~)y fraud and larceny, instead of by ~1ir sale.\ Judge Comstock claim- ed the law gives the right to merge roads that will make one continuous route. The ·<:o:molidation of the Syracuse & Chicago, Syracuse & teo Pieces New Choice· Patterns, Extra Supers. of the Best Ma.l~ers. 25 Pieces Good All-Wool Cp.rpetfl !rom sods. to 75 cts. ,.., 25 Pieces Good All-Wool Ex. !::iupers, froiD 75 cents to go cents. Elegant :Patterns at 35 cents, 40 cents :md so cents. ( )ur 25 cent and 30 cent Ingra.ins cannot be matched. ~ody Brussels-::\ew llcsigns, With 5 l) ·Border to match. 50 Piece> of the Handsomest Patterns m Brussels ever before \een from 75c. to t;1.15 a yard with and v11thout Borders. Venetlansim ::>tair and Hall to match. Sta-L1'S in all Grades, .Be'¥1~ps, Bags, Mutt·lnf!s, Ct\Uml Cloths. E~egant Rugs, M;ats, CJ\RPE\.l' LINING, LINEN PLAID I•'LU( >R COVERING. ~We tnake and put down ( :arpets at Customers' Option . ..:.lliJl£ We shnll be happy to show any parties o'Ur stack of Carpet.:; withottt urging them to buy. R. 0. H~l~~n & ~on. ~ext Door to Washburn House. ---· F=;;r=='---, f ~ <:;J r:-· ~ < > Et .~ ,n.f.-. ;;;:· :-l •·j ct\'J r -----r--:1 J I -., j:\'-x;;--. ~ ~ -\' ~ :.., :...> /, ~ f-t ~ ~ (.) Cl ?. <!l ~ ~ D r. -t. 00 <:!) ~ ~ ,_. :=I rn >\d ':1.) -+-\' ~ ~ ~ ...... - ....... ~ ~ rd ~ ~ 00 ~ .,....., ....:l ~ ~ ::t:l \CC <I.) ~ ~ ~ ~ 0 ... • 0 0 ;::;... ~~ I=Q f-4 0 0 !-o-ol z~ ::> U) 0~ u; E-1~ E-< r/1~ z ;:.t.l u ~~ \I') z~ N s~ ~ !-o-ol z 0 Pot 0 • P-4 • ~ BA'I'AVIA, N.Y., March R, 1882 Wheat,. white 6x.~J . Flour;new process u.so Wheat, red ••• x.,.s.x.3o Filmr,H=iJI,bbl $ 9 oo Oats. wb.ite...... 48· Flour, white, bbl 7 75 OAts, mixed ...... 4;t·45 Flour, red, bbl... 7 75 Corn..... ...... so Pork ....... 7 so-8 oo Barloy,2 rqw-cd .. 75-80 Chickens, dresSed to \ 6 rowed • 85·90 Butter, tub..... • -28 Beans, m.atro'W 3·\'5·3·50 Butter, roll...... -•8 \ medbtn j.o0·3·gS Jar Dutter...... -•S •• ,pea ..... 3.oo 3.25 l:ggs~... ........... 15 f.· \ red .. • • \· so·:>.6o Cheese.... • • ••••• -II Clover seed mc~4·s.oo ApplelO, dried... 5 \ mao!. ... f.so·s.oo Apples,~ ...... 11 oo-3 oo Pota.t;oes. Rose. 90•X oo Lard ...... ...... 12 'Potatoa~. Peedosa. 90 Salt .. ..,........... I 7~ Wool ... -·_.. 15-33 Solar Salt, per bac Ill Phrenix, an<l Mobawk. & Erie roads, · with the Boston & Hoosac Tunnel line, makes a. :11et of roads ex:tend- ing in every direction. He claimed that by the consummation of the , consolidatiCJn, the stock of himself and his associa-tes would be value- less. By reler~e\' s sale they would ' realize so per cent. The Boston & Hoosac Tunnel arc r..ow.,, trying to get control of lhi:s roa.d so that Gen. Burt can be elected President.- Once there he will immediately put his hand to t~e lease, and that is what we wish to prevent. Mr. Lowi)ry of New York, spoke in behalf of the Hoosac Tunnel I Road, and th.e A.ttorney.General re- served his decision. 1 I i Thou~Jtil!l ot Spring:· :-:l'OIV York Gra.phic, Spring is the ti: me for sowing. In the city women sew shirts at 45 ce·nts per dozen. In the city, also, the wicked :c.w tares and reap tears. And everywJ1ere in the springtime men sow tbc wind and reap the whirlwind. N'ow is the season when the farmer plo'llgbsdeep while black. guards sleep. And when the black- guard wakes ujlil;eis 6ften st~fficient ly refreshed to rake in the farmer's pile. Spring is the season much sung about by p()ets. It is a season. that moves ]Jeople-especially about the first of :Ma.y. It is the season for raising things. The first thing generally raised in the spring is- the rent. After that comes spring radishes and greens. Spring is the joyous time fo:rr the gardener. He plougheth, lie rað, he hoeth, he fertilizeth, and after a time he load- eth his cart with peas for the New York markets, md these he selleth at two cents a busnel less than it casteth hitn to raiseth them, ... The Atlall\a Constitution says pol- tics and poker are a good deal alike. That is an al:Jowioal>le slur on poker. Boston Post. \I am alraid, dear wife, that while I am gome absence will con- quer love.!' '•0h, never fear, dear husband; the (()nger you stay away the better I shall like you.\ 4 .... A boy who bad been watching through the key.!'lole the antics of a couple of lover:s,. ran down into the kitchen to ann ou nee his discovery to his mother. \'()h H's such iun I\ he exclaimed• ''What's such fun?\ gravely asked the old lady. \Why to see sister M<'lllie and Mr. Fipps play hmatic as)'hlm.\ · THE NEWS IN BBII!B', - Senator Gatlanq's bill appropriates $1s,ooo,ooo to be expended em the ' Mississippi River levees. Durinlt the election Tuesday, E;Imir11. 4\,dver.tistr. , says tbe Le Roy Times, application .A young fa101ef ~>f Clintondale, The values of exports ol .petro- ~eum in Ja.~uary were $z, 759,000; m the prev10m1 January $Z 7 o6<i,ooo. was . made by A · L. Tompki11s to Vlste;r . county, became d~eply en- . trustee H. E. Walker for the use of . ~t»i;lr~d ot a yon~Jg l~dy, f!i. stranger Fireman's Hall for a. general jollifi- to tbe neighborhood', who was tern- cation meeting of some of the voters por!Lrily stoppingfin t.he village, and, in the evening. Mr. Walker re• after ·co11rting her a.ssoiduously for The nver at Memphis has fallen one inch. 1\. steady rain.fell all yes- t~rday and continues. · Two hundred and thirteen doc- tors graduated at the University of :the City of New York T11esdav night. - ·fused any sach use of tbe Hall and some days, popped lble all-important was $ustained by Trustee Scanlan. question, receiving •'yes\ for an. Nevertheless, Tuesday evening, it is answer, and insisted on the mar- saicl by the permission of another r.iage ceremony being performed the village Trustee, the jollification was following day. Accordingly, a 'large organized in ·the shape of a grand namber of friends were invitt,!d, and . stuffing .and guzzling:· party assem- the ~ouple were ma.de one by the bled at Fireman's. Hall to da honor Jastke of the Peace of the n~ighbor to the electiem ol one officer and the hood Immediately- upon the cere- carrying of an :Excise Commission- mony the bride was liHlrrounded by er. While the drinks were flowing her gentlemen friends, all of whom ancl some scenes pecttliar to the oc- insisted upon kissing: her, greatly to casion were being enacted 1 Trustee the displeasure of th~ jealous groom. Walker, having got wind of the whereupon she made her escape to matter, ordered Constable King to an adjoining room, ind the brides- stop the proceedings, clear tile Hall, gr()om bas not seen ber since, or at ami close 11p the building. This least bas not .been a\)le to recognize was promptly done and an ill-con- her. The truth ofthematteris.lhat ceived, ir not disgraceful celebration the bride was a pretty boy, and that bro'llght to a close, thanks to the when he left the ro()m he changed prompt action ot one sensible and his garments and mimgled with the The Westem Union Telegraph Company's surplus the present quar- ter, partially estimated, is $J:, zsg,- 000. One hundred a.nd sixty-1Jve war- rants have been issued for men who recently attended acockfiglltat Read~ ing, Pa. . Considerable J~rogress has been made by .1\lessrs. Corkhlll and :::eo- ville in perfecting the btll of excep-' tions in Guiteau's case. The House Committee on Pubhc Buildings has agreed to repolt fav- orably the Senate bill for the ~erect ion of a ball of reco1ds at Washing- ton. energetic trastee, crowd and enjoyed tb(l f~n. The 4 • ~ young groom will :never get over 1'.._e Board. uf supervllon. the rather practical joke which his J olm Massey and wife, an aged couple, were found murdered yes- terday morning in th«ir house, six miles from Charlotteville, Va. A coach near Gauda.lajara, Mexi- co, was attacked by rob~e1·s. The passengers resisted, killing eleven robbers. The rest fled. The pas- sengers were uuhnrt. The Assemblv State Prison C;om- mittee will to-day appoint sub-com- mittees to investigate alleged abuses at Sing Sing. Prison and the 'Elmira Reformatory. Following are the names of the Supervisors elected in the different to1n1~: Alabama, Charles W. Roberts, R. Alexander, J. B. Lewis, R. * Batavia, Nehemiah Osborn, D.* Bergen, M. H. Parmelee, R. * Bethany, John Markley, D. Byron, ]. C. Walker, R. The Czar has expressed his desire, on the approachi11g bit thday of Em- peror William 1 to make pllbli<: man- ifestation of the. continuance of friendly relatione betwe!Jii -the two- • empires'. Darien, J. H. Sutherland, D.* Elba, Job A. Staples, D. LeRoy, R. L. Selden, R. ot. Oakfield,. I. J. Stedman, R. * Pavllion, B. W. Hartwell, R. Pembroke, Cha.s. A. Kinne, D.* Stafford, J. F. Stutterd, R. * Republicans, 8; Democrats, S· ~Re-elected. ,! ........ 4 A tier 1he Peo. &he Pl~e. The Superintendent gf Insurance Ii'ron the LeRoy {}azette. reports the amount of paid by the James P. Kneeland, a LeRoy Department last yearand in fanuary bachelor in a Batavia bank, has and February this ,year to the credi- <ira'Wn the Peter Tompkins silver tors ~nd ~laim.ants of ~ 9 defllnct in· tilting ice pitcher in a raflle. James surance compames as $I,o63,000, h~s long contemplated matrimony, It is reported that Sergeant Mason but hardly .dares to offer himself to is likely to be brought before anoth- any of our fastidious young ladies; er court-marlial upqn a charge of ancl tile flat-footed women of Bata- insulting Surgeons Gibson and Reed' via it seems, have not conquel'ed his who were aent during the r(!cc;nt ·fears yet. It will be seen, however, trial to examine the wottnd he re· that he has commenced accumulat- ceived in the war. ing household fumiture. At thl;l Captain Meade of the United raflle he made a good start a.nd won States steamer Vandalia, who i'e the silver tilting ice pitcher. We . cently visited the Isthmus of l\ana.- con.gra.tulateourfriend-andpitcher, rna, reports ·that, notwithstanding we 'had almost said. Now ifsome reports to the contrary, a large enterprising pa, who h1s a surplus amount of valuable work has been girl to raffie off, would makea match accomplished toward the construct- there is no doubt James wonld take ion of the Panama Canal. a ticket and flop his best cents for a The news from the flooded dis- wife to go with bis pit~her. Any- tricts of the southwest is even wor~~ bociy second the motion? A.n Aoelent Trap. than at any time ·before, the only favorable feature being the cessation of rain and a slight abatement of the water at some points. It is safe There is on exhibition at the hard- to say that 6o,ooo people have been ware of Loomis & Tolles in Attica, driven from their-homes, a lllajority says the News, quite a cutiosityin of whom lost everything, The ac- the shape of an ol? bear tr~p, which tion of the Governor in supplicating waS; fo~nd Jn ~ ravme on the :Bo\:'en the National Government for rations . farm, m Danen, some two mtles ·for the handful of suffererS driven fr~m Attica, last Se:ptembel', by from their homes by the high' water R1c:hard Bo~en. T~ts trap has no in Missouri, is severely ctftfcised in dot1bt been ln.that ravme for a. num- business circles. No public'};lction, . ber ofyearS-SlX:ty or se~entyat leas~. however, has yet been taken for the Orlando Earl, an old pioneer of this relief of the sufferers. t~wn, remembers of a half breed In· Connoisseur in wines (to innocent guest)-\Try a. glass of this Cha- . teau Ia Rose, my friend. It has . been in my cellar for over twenty years.\ Innocent Gu~st-''Bas it, indeed? What must it have been when it wa.s new?'' No&tce. The undersigned would respect- fully solicit the support of the voters of this village, at thecomin8 charter election, for collector, o. D. HAlUHO~D. I will sell meats strictly Jor cash at reduced rates. H. B .. DEJ;ANO. dtan who had three bear traps, and in the early days of this country, used to tr!lp all throng~ this section. The Indian resided near the opening of,the ravine, and it is probably one of bis traps. He left tnany yeats ago with a tribe of Indians for the far west. This trap is certainly a curiosity in this section. S._me&hlDK New Cor '&he liadiOio Alexander & Co. are just putting on the market theirnew Florida Boquet f'erfume, the most fashion- able of the day, and we would ad~ vise all in · want. bf an everlasting perfume to purchase a trial size. Price z s cts, .sold by all druggists._ friends played upon .him. W ANTED-Ladies baving plain fami· ly sewmg they Vlish to gel done, please c:all on or address, Miss 131ighton. Post -office Box 91. Oakfiel<l, Genesee Co.~ N.Y. Terms, 50 cts. Jle:I day, witll board. W ANTED-A boy to take care of a a horse nnd to do general work.- Apply to Harry C. Dodge, 97 Main street. ' For Sale 01' to Rent • F OR SALE, OR 'TO RENT-A ne:w house on Bank stree1, very convenient- . ly arranged, hard aitd :soit water, Apply to Peter Hautz, at Qui:rk & Hal,Ilz's meat market. 4~·6t Po Ben.t. T O RENT-One suit of offices over the Genesee County Na.:tional Bank. The e)ltire ~econd floor, comprising four rooni!., fitted up wtth modem improvements. s. niA.ss&. T O RENT.-Part of 1t. double house on West Main Street, after April first. In- quire at thts oflice, T O RENT- The ~rztue '· second story over Mtss J. F, Keayon's store. In- quire Qt Miss Kenyon. T . 0 RENT-For a rc11.sonable :rent part of a store centrally lGJcated• Apply at No, 6 Walker BlO(k. · TO RENT-Alter Apnl Ist, part of a. house, centrally located, at $2.50 One house at $2 weekly . One house al $2.5«J weekly, One house at $3.500 \ One office at $[ 100 « Apply at No, ii WaHr()r Block. TO RENT -A house stlitable for a board- ing house. Apply at N<1. 6 Walker Block. TO RENT -Rooms ~\titable for offices. lnqutre at No. 6 W~t.lker Block. F OR SALE-At a low price two build- ing luts only a sl!o~t distancefrom Mai11street. Apply at No. 6 Walker Block. Try It! Try It ! -THE- \ROSEOJ.INE I\ Left at Yoltr Honse By Mr. E. A. Bow. ¥<111 Run no Ri~k in ~ any event, as yo11 will be Under N3 obligations to 'take itBecanseyou try it, :BU~ IT WILL· D() YOUB M:A- cmNE MANY DOL:LARS WORTH: OF GOOD IF YOV USE IT. N. W. STILES. '. I \ .~ i'' \ '·:. . ' .,. iii '' ' .. 1,\ .: . ., t .. , I ~ r r . ~ ! . : I .,.; ' ' ,; '.! I , .. ' ' . I . , . . ! . . . I
