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' \ ·!. ,, 11 , .. :.\ ;-., ., i ·il''.· ;.r \' I'' '. ~~~~~~~---~-~~rl~~~~~~~)-~~~~~~~~T~W@~L~-~-~-~y·~J>~z~·~n~m~dW~m!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::::~~~~~~~ ·Dellinger Opera House. 1\HE DAILY NEWS. BATAVIA, N.Y. .1-VBLISHED EV.ER Y J? T?EiVING. -- ---. ----· --·' Monday, Ma:roh 20, 1 882. -----~'\- -\fhe Jirsl robin o1 the seas<ln has arrived. -By the cahmda.r, this i~ t.he first day of spring. --The Kenvons h:we :put up a substan tialaew awning. -The spring term of the Unirm School commenced this morntllg- -Fourteen persons were baplized at St. James' church yesterday morn- ing. -A lodge or Odd l'elillwo; 1\ as instituteci at Alabama last Thursday night. -As moving day approaches the demand for houses tn ore than rueets the supply. ..... Hyde & Bellman's Combin!l- tion in \Muldoon's Picnic\ is bock· ed for the Opera House early in April. -Chas. Ellglehardt, who has been with the Hewitts for several yeus, is to enter the employ of SoutbVIorth & Simpson. -The relict of the late Benjatnin Vickery of Darien, died Saturday. She had resided in that town for many years. . -Auctwn fl2.les are advertised for nearly every day until· the first of ApriL A. J. Wal<lo officiates on many occasions. -The proposition of the Central railroarl c<lmpany to open a new street from Jmicott to Jackson secnts to meet with favor. -The Hoey & Hardie Compally appear in '·A Child of the State\ f <lr the benefit of the Richmona's oDe week from to·night. -A. G. Collins has recdved a petition for the commutation oftbe :gentence of Sergeant Masoo, which all v. ho desire to, may sign at tbe St. James hotel. Tile petition has already received about sixty signa· lures in Batavia -A rumor has been circnlated in Wall street for a few days pasttotbe <llffect that the New York, Lake Erie and Western railroad company, wa£ ~n bad condition financially and ha;d not eno11gh mo11ey to pay its ern- employes Thursday President Jewett denied the story in tbe most emphatic terms, asserting that it was merely a. stcck jobbing rumor. PERSON AL8. Mr. Wm. W oorl spent Sunday with friends in Bulfalo. James M. Showerman has retum- ed home from his Western trip. R. S. Stevens of Attica, started for '3t. Louis Saturday on a business ~rip. Mrs. P. tP. Bradish ila.s been seri- ously Ill with pleurisy, but i.\ recov· ering. An Attlc:a.DDY'~Uled. FnDk Nelson, .a br-akeman, on ·the :E)de, died at his horne in Attica yesterday morning fn1tn injuries re- ceived while on duty Sa:~urday. He was employed on a freight train and at Alden he uncoupie!l the engine so that it might run:allead of the · slowly moving train •to the water tank. It is said stea.m was put on withollt his signal, ana he fell be~ neath the train. His left leg was run over and terribly crushed and · tho1.1gh he was removed to Attica as sooil as possible for medical aid, he did not recover from the shock. He was formerly a messenger boy in the Attica telegraph office and had been on the road less than a year. To· day i~ the sixteenth anniversary of his birth. A. VIctory 1or ·~llrt. General l:lurt, the maJDager of the Hoosac Tunnel route, has gained his first victory aver the West Shore Road. On Tuesday lae obtained an order from tile courts: restraining Receiver Belden from transferring any portion of the real estate of the Chenango Valley Road l}ing iu Syracuse to the West'S.hore Com- pany. The Hoosac TuDnel Com- pany, '9/nen they get the Valley Line out of the hands of Rec::eiver l:lel- den, wm have a right of v.ay through Syracuse, and at a. cost much less than tl!.e West Shore route. & .Railroad Aeel.il(lnt. What came near being a horrible accident occurred near Lock purt Saturday. A wheel on l.he tender of the engine drawing the 7:40 train from Suspension B1idg;e east was discovered to be broken when the tra~n passed the junction two miles west of Lockport. Notlling hap- pened until the locomotive came to 1Vithin about 20 rodsa.fthe loug l>ridge which spans th-e canal in Lock port. Here the Ie~r trucks of the tender left the track and were dragged over the ties. To those 11ot fa.m.iliar with this b>ridge it is enough to say that ic is 501t0 feet long and fully 100 feet above the canal level. Had it not been for the guard rail, wh:ch kept the tender in position., some part of the train would bave been plullged into the abyss below. Fortunately the train stopped in the middle ol tile bridge 1vithout !luther damage. --- ~---- .\. Fro&peroug U:at&vl.n .Boy. Wa.lter S. Pillmer, S<Jll of David Palmer. who formerly rFsided on South. Main street in this village, is an example of what pusb and en- ergy will do for a young Dian. He went to Dubuque, Iowa, from this place, where he studied la-w and was admitted to practice. Stii:lsequently he removed to Rivertoll, Jowa, and ''torked into a thriving hruiness and ill to the good graces of tbe citizeng as well, for at the recen tci. ty election he was elected J',layor al!Ulost with- out opposition, only twent\'·-six votes being cast against hi Ill,- He iii a LE RO'Il LOUALS. --~· ,By Our Regular Correspondent.; n :u b 27th 'l8.82 Much needed nmm is made in MtNllAY EVE.NIN~, uarc . . . ' : .•. • the store of J. H. Kenny & Co. by the removal ot a staircase . SYN'IlPSIS OF INCIDENTS I\fr. Matthew Smvth leaves the i IN GEOR.GE EOEY'S F:A::MOUS PLAY postoffice the firs1: of April to fill the I \'CH· : ILD Q. F' THE STATE '! '' place of Mr. John Stalker in the firm uf Stalker'aud Scan I an. Wi'l· ' c·r· .I-The Court ard of t e lit.le Dutch Inn >it tho! Iague:-Anival of t~e CliJef'·~l:3gistrato: A ~- ' d ih h ·. . .rThe Chid of 1 he Smte\ ; \1'he world owes me a living Carl~ne, anct 1 mtend liam Boak takes Matthew's place in h •?uhoU e .ordo~· •.. Til C~unt andUros·Rene avrivein Holl.md; ·rhe Count desc .. ibes his h ffi ti t at 11 5 a . Pb'YG'tst edt a'nd he,:s IO\·e for Marie· (;ros-Relle bewitched by Carline; Cnrlinc's pranks t e posto ce. 1rtat1on w~t er ran e . • •A kn t h e com · d h an<ill;~os-Rene'~di<comfiture; The reading o[~helaw: ' ny man own ° av _.promJSe to F. H. Wiss has accepted a posi- honor \'fa child of the State of Holland, she bcmg ~mder t:heage of 2r years, shall be·b-y Ia W•compelled • · h M p· 1 ·f E . 1 rr Iter· but should the man·be already marned, or :refct~e to bestow on her h1s.n;ame,·ho.:shall be tmn w:t r. .IX. ey o ~anstown, ~o~d\enfned to su!ftr the Jdghest.pcnalty of the law, Death.- TABLEAU. '\:Vyommg Territory, son Ill-law of [ AUT' II.- Von HelmiCh's Chateau: The betrothed; Gros-Rene's intr~ducti?n; J:te·st\'ikes a mag: Mr. Burder o[ this place and leaves l W:ildberg :and Christi•n pre's their suit; The t•ll tale lct~er. Gros·Rene.avoiUS a ·~nild<>_:f.the State.'' • 1 I andltiod> a \little 5 ,, 1 er\: i\lar!e and the Count; The duwttug ot the marrJge can tract~ The mter·rupt 10 n. for there thiS week. Frank B. F 0 re· ( ;ertra..nde t:akes advantage of the:law; \You have played )'our game, Gertrande, but Y<JU have lest. man is to fill his place in the stoie, j TA'\' w. . .M . E Ph l S h A:01.' :IIJ,-Gertrnndc and the Count; She plead1ag he relentless; The proofs ia Waldberg'~ !SS mnta e ps, OUt street, han~s. Crn>tian's plan for the Count's •. ,cape; Gros.Rene pntshis foot i!' it; The q_n,.rrel; The insult: returned Saturday from a five week's Ma 11 e':s de· pa1r; The Count's. detenninati9n; \He has mntlted me, ~a:'.•· and I will kill h:m\ ; Gros. Re 11 e s.ees a way out of the dlf!iculty; Chrhttan caught m the t1 ap. I he tnsult returned, Tl:te duel, sojourn among friends in Skaneateles De\h to Cllrl<tian.-T.\UI.E-'\· tlind Rochester, hiinging her SISter, A'f\:l' EV.-Back at the \little Inn\ ; <1ros-Rene in trouble; \Send for Gertraude\: Gros.Rene wrig~]., 5 ou.t of the diemma; Gertrnnde obdurate: \The la w.nust take Its course, the Count mu.stdie''; and friend Miss Walters, fronl the Th~:&to•yofGertrand•', birth; Gros-Rene in pa>~eo<•Oil·Of the proof.<; Mother and claugbt:el'; \Clo~tr. latter place. A veru ellJ.OYl'!ble gat h· clusor to mv bre;.,t, :\1ina, my r.!:trlin.; :\! ma !'' Th• clrum-r.oll; :·He '' condemned :·t}P• up, and to~tl•e 7 Court'\ . G<rtrande's nobility ; \1 'd sa\'e htm, c>r d1e be~1de h1111 on the sc~ffold.-1A l;LI!d\U. ering of friends toolr place at her 807 \···-The prison; the old Wanderer: Carline ent•·usted with a seri•m, mission; qros.Rene residence Saturday evening. lmLcsthcCount's jailors and is betrayed; w aldbe g on I Lo_u,.e: ~he >tory of tho s•cret: marrtage; The rCinlc•sion· Gr s-R ene to the rescue; Tile C<,unt and Maur1co; 1 he l.ast farewell; Wal.dberg.caught in 'I'he lof)ked for death of Miss hi·, owD tr~p; T!:e Wanderer'• rev~n g'; Gertrnudc:'s sacriflc,; Happme·s for all; '\Whelll':m•far away, Louise Cash occurred at the resi. as ~oon 1 >h.:ll! be, sometimes say a.prayer for ~ist-cr Gerlrande -TABUlA!'. dence of F. W. Foreman Friel ay 'llie Co~npany consi.lS of twenty persons. Carry their ow!l Scenery, Properties andAcceo.son\\ evening from the elfects of malarial fever. She has heen employed m the household of F. W. Foreman for the past eighteen years. The re- mains were to be taken to Java f()t' interment. 'l.\he Ne'WMI In Cortn. Philip Wagner, Jr., died Saturday oJ scarlet lever, aged 1 9 vears. !V!ms Ladd of Clarence, is the guest of Miss Kendrick. Miss Anna Taylor is spending a fe~v weeks with friends in Buffalo. Miss Hattie McGregor spent part of last week rat her nncle's in Darien. OPENING- THE FIRST TO RECEIVE AN Entire N ewStock of Spring Goods DR E S !l t: l) 0 D S m all tl1e prcvailmg ~hades, with combinatiOliS to Iuatcb. lBitl'!li and (~o 1 or~d :Si ks, Elnek and Colorrd ~a1ins in all the veJy newest colorin:.g,;, ll~r Black Goods Det~a.rtment IS complete. .All-wool llla(k ;Cushmen~ as luw a~ 37 ?fa cc:nL'i a yard. Arne;:ncan and Scotch Ctngha.Dls, We have t-\!U elegant line of NEW DRESS llr.JTTr>:O.:s. flosiery~ Passime11try L~ces, Ribbons, Orna.111ents, LJlCE COL.L.A.RS, Mr. and Mrs. Marr of Nia12a.ra Falls are the guests of Mr. Hop~ 17 I I J G L 0 V E S m J,Jack and colr.rs, fron~ 3 to 6 bnttons. Als<J in Foster's kins. J.'\.. Patent Fastemng, which are worth $1..50 a :pair everywhere, we ofte:r at the low price c .i 50 cents a patr,-Ht\iDREDs OF ROLLS Rev. F. N. Foster and wife spent 11.:rEW AND H.ANUSO'uB 0 'RPETINGS .t last week visiting friends in Greece, .L., .!:1 JJJ. 11. Monroe county. Ottr di...;play o! Ingrams, Tapestry and Body Bl'll;seil.s cannot be beaten. Ou.J.• assortmen W Js the Largest,. cur Styles are the Be-t, and the PRICES LOWER thnn ally House m m. Crawford hau bought the WesJern New \.<Jrk. w,. ofler good bnght arl<l Heavy lngratn Caroet~for~;j eeuh; Phelps farm, j\lst east of the village. a Ynrd. Price, $61 per acre. J B & ~ \'1::1\' • tt • • ..c... ..a.;;;J.. e \'V'V~ ' Addie Long has gone to Penn- sylvania for a couple of weeks on a PAI.ACE DRY GOODS STORE, 1 0 9 MAIN S'TR.EF.:T. business and pleasure trip. Clifford Waterman, a student with Dr. Hutchins, has been spending a few dnys with his Corfu friends. Dan McVean lias pllrchased of his father the larnt of :200 acres in Darien upon which he has resided for several years l'a.st. Rev. L. E. Hanna will continue pastor of the Presbyterian church tor the coming year. Having sold his larm south of this place he will occupy Mrs. Hettshorn's house in the village after April 1st. Miss Svlvia Jennison and James Harroun have been home from the Brocltport Normal Sch~ol for a few Special Bargains AHF. NOW OHERED IN BOOTS & SHOES --AT- :aos~·on-r::a:'s .. SOUTH. SIDE SHOE STORE. For Sate. days vaclltion. They will not be home again until June, at which time Miss Sylvia expects to gradQ ----·- -· -- - -- ~...:.=---- -- 11\anted. - -- w :A!i~ruJ .- By·-;;_. co~;t~-;;;- E1;gl~b nate. l~eal EelaC4l Tranlfen. TU HENT.-Good Hou«e and Bam, 1rit.h large garden attached. Also \i· lage lo:tsfor sale. It1quire of llr. H. S. Hutchins. gul. a Situation m a respe<:tabie fam- tly. A<ldress box 413. Levi Gree11 of Byron, leaves for Texas to-morrow to engage in tb.-e sheep business. Ex-Sheriff Griffis is in quite a •critical condition at his home 031 West Main street from rlleumatisll:l; ·young man of ability an <I his old 1ri.ands i:n Batavia will be rejoiced to learn of his success. Following are the real estate trans- fers recorded in the County Clerk's office since.our last report: Nathan W. Page to George A. Page 82}j acres m Bethany ~or $,3Qon. FOK SALE.-The hou~e and lot ~o 71 ~late street, on reasonable lenns - Poss~~\ion given m three months. ln']~ire at this office. Fcm. SALE-A fine res:d· nee w1th ~~ p ac:re of land ;.nd_ plenty ol fruit for sale. nee :$ 2000 • No. <>Walker block. Dr. Parmelee. who •·ecently dis· posed of his practice at East Pein- hroke, is going to Rochester ~o re· side. Mr. Holfman \\Tilson, of New York, was the guest of his grand.- mother, Mrs, Louise Deforest, t.1ver Sunday. The BuffalGl Courier says: 1\fr. James Gerrans and Miss Kate Ger- rans of Dt1nkirk saillor Eur0pe April 15th for the benefit of 1\lis.s Gerran's health. MrH. WalterCmy, Mr. Walter Cary and. Mrs D. Rulil- ~ey and family of Delaware avenue leave for Washington. D C., llD l'aesday. · ------- When you want to hear of any- thing new look over our local col- umns. French China Tea Sets, 56 pieces, three new elega\lt patterns 1n oak, ovid and cable wide band:-:. Call and see them. No old styles, at KENYON's, For bargains in houses an'd'1'trs apply at Kibbe's Agency. No ex:- pense to pmchasers of property. 4 A Child of the State, ---·--- A. ParB()Ilage fo-r llhl!l.liNeave:r. The prosperous and unpretending church organization located in Bush- vi.lle ha.s completed negot.iations for tile purchase ot Lhe pre10bes occu- pied as a pusonage res1dence, from tlte estate of the late Letetia Heston for $IOoo, the deed to be: executed tlte present week. Thtts will be added to the present well adapted dfturch building, another facility for tile adva.nce and prosperit.y that has tllus far been experien~ecl by such as here z;ealously labored \to build up each other\ and the interests of acomrnunity that has bel'n so ably served by Mrs. Weaver. 4. Scotcb Potatoes just imported. Try tnem. Only at J~E:NYm;'s. ---·--- l\ToUee. All petsons having- cl ai01s against the village of Batavia, acctllling prior to the 14-th of Marcb, will present them to the Clerk on or tJefore the 2Jd inst. 13atavia, March 15, 188:a. By order of Board of Trustees. L. L. CR.os:eY,. Clerk. ::iame to Geurge A. and K. J. Page I arm in Bethany, lor lo,ooo. ' G, Alton Ste\'cns to 13, Frar k Sharick 35 acres in Darien for $1000. ' Justin J. Mernll to Samuel Dimmick deetl dated Jan, 14, 1832, 99 acres in Ala~ bam•, for :i\784. ll;miel. Grant and o~hers to John Colliits, 15 acres m I:btana, qu1t claim, lor $372. Jona~han Collins to John Gih,on, v1llage lot m Cary, fur Siooo. Samuel Crawford to Carl Berg IO acres in Elba lor lf,::ioo. Bargains in Ladies' Shoes, Chil- dren's Shues. Slippers &c.. all marked down at BO$WOrtb's ·---~-- Ken)'Oll.~8 SoH Widest band. best l•'rench China Tea Sets for $to. Others ch:uge$15. For zs cents we guarantee to cure the worst case ol· chilblains or re- move any corn or bunion lor same expense, N. W, STitEs ----·~- 1\IIore Bargains ou the table at Bosworth's, Newport Button and Ties, 75 cts. ---e--- Boiling pieces trom six to seven cenls~istrictly cash prices. H. R DELANO. A Child of the ~tate. ___ .. :::: ---: t=\ 0 : I I :~ a::::::c:: E cr--:> r;-=CJ I \l r:-=r;;'l - . - I I - - - -· en <:l.J ~ ::=: ~ 1=1 OCJ. \CC . . ...... ~ '::t.J IXl ...... ;:: d ........ ~ •r-1 ;:.) ;:..... ......1 :::::: ;...., 0 ,...... -' (fJ u 10<111:1 .......-! ?. ~ .... ~ < [:-< \d z ::z:: :::l ~ ;:J u CCI u 0 00 Vl z ~ <: .,...., \' ;;;J ~ 0!; - >< ~ 00 ......1 r. \d z < r=t 0 c:::l b:l \CC Q) ~ ~ c:::l ..=I u tMIII ·- ... • 0 0 ~r;J f-. 0 z~ 0~ E-4~ fl.l~ ~s; z~ ;...tE-o ~~ :::::... 0 • ~ • ~ FOI{ ~ALE- Three acres of land, l:.~u~e · ~n.d l:imn. Pnce $tooo No6 Wallcer block:. · ' Fu({ SALE- A very cesirablc buck te5- Iden~e ceatrally lccated, Prtce ifl4ooo • No.6 \'alker Block. FuS.lti.NT-.A houoe lor $r.s~-; ;veck. \ \ '~ $2.CC> '-' u \ \ $4 Q(). '\f .No, 6 Walker lllock. FOR :::5.ALE-At a low pncetwo build- . ll'ilg luts only a short djsta.ncc from ~street. Apply at Xo. 6 Walker Block. --. --· -----·--··-·--- To .Be:nt. 'Ill). R·E:NT ~One suit of oflice~ over the . G-eue~ee County National Bal' ,. The cntue .. e d 11 '-\'• fill d - \on oor, comprismg :frnr roolll~, e up With modem lmprovencnts. S. l\.1AsS:E. 'J.'tl>, RE:NT.-Part of a double house on . \\ie>t Mam Street, after April first ln- quue at th s office. ' · TO RENT- The entire second story o.,·er M1ss J. F. Ken 0 , . quire ot Miss Kenyon. y n s store. Jn~ T 0 RE:NT-For a Jea>onable rent part N o6f ~ stf\re centrally located• .Al>p1y at o. Walker Block. T~ ~ENT -A house suitable for a board- mg ottse. Apply at No.6 Walker lllock. TO RENT-Rooms mrtablc lor offices. mqlilre at No.6 Walker Block,
