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'! ,, Intend bes his pranks tho be ·e lc~t. lniult. Gros. ·Rene die\· lo~tl·e in .. ·ay, We low hsb ek. ild- the ln- ory Jn- HE s. Vol. IV.-Whole Number 1,153 BATAViA, N · Y., TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 21, 1882. Price Two ceuts .. ADVERTISEMENTS. TEACHERS' INSTITUTE. 'l'he next session of the Genesee County Teachers' Institute will convene at the Court House, Batavia, on Monday; April t6th, 1882, at 10 o'clock A. M., and 'Continue its ses• sian durmg five days under the instruction of JoH\' Kr,NNEDY of New York and Prof, jAMES joHONNOT of Ithaca. All persons but teachers (who are expected to be pres. ent as stndents) are cordially inv1ted to De preset t as vi~itors. Teachers, manifest your devotion to edu- catmn hy your pre;ence dt1ring the whole session. Board can easily be obtained at reasonable pnces. Teachers' Ex·tml\lallDn on Saturday suc- eeedmg the Institute. WM. E PRENTICE, ::ichool CommioSl<mer. ·· Eastsr Cards I\ IN PROFUSl()N. l have a full assortment ol \PRANG'S besides three or four line~ ot IMPORTED, the latter being much Finer and Clleaper than in previous years. Altogether they make a VERY FINE DISPLAY! OUR LI!'lE Ill· \Birthday :cards\ ls n10re Complete tnan at any previous date. ~ Take a Look at them, ! ~ Respectfully, N. w. S'rJLES. THE N.A.7.'ION 1 8 BEPREBEN'l'.J.X:CFES, Member• Having a Good ~1nu at · a. Nl&ht Se••lon. WASH£NGTON, March 21.-Last nights session ofthe House \'as not marked by very digniiled proceed- ings. At five o'clock motion to adjourn was opposed by the Repub· · licans, who desired to fix: ,a, day for the consideration of the bill re-es· tablishing the Alabama da·ims com mission. The Democrats filibuster- ed, and at 6:lo a call of the ho11se was had. At seven o'clock the ser· geant at arms was sent to look for absentees. The scenes in the ho11se a.re those · customary on occasions of this sort. The members brought in at long intervals are greeted with :roars <Jf laughter, ate taken before tile speak- er, present a trifling excuse and 11.re by vote of the house excused. Mem· bers si.t in their seats chatting, smok- ing and cracking jokes, or lounge tlpon sofas in the lobb~·. The Re· publicans say their request to fix a date for the cons1derat10n of the bill is only jt1st, and in accord with their opponents' bill The Democrats say that they have more important leg- islation which should be attended to first Nothing coudl be cl()ne except to wait for the members to be brought in until w:1s. Mr Keotz, <lf Penn- sylvania, made an e:.::cus~ in Ger· maa, and Mr. Roberts, of Louisi· ana, in French. Both were ap- plauded. The house finally adjourn- ed at I 2:40 a. m., on an motio!l of Mr. Reid. ---~t•et--- Robblnir the !State. SYRACUSE, March :ao.-TheEven- ing Herald of to-day publishes an account exposing George Adcoolt, section superintendent of tl!e Erie canal, charging him with malfeas- ance in office by applying funds of the state to his own private use by ~============!!!!.!• employing Isaac Vanantwerp to work on the state scow, dra.wing his pav regularly, while in reality Van· antwerp did more or less 'vork on · Adcook's farm, but drawing his pay from the state tre::.sury I y vouchers and ill regnlar lorm. State detec- tive Kell(!y, of Albany, has baea in town some days working up the case and learned enough to send the case before the grand jury, o.ow in session to-day. It is leamed that the vo11chers sent to AI ban y by Ad- cook were produced before the grand jury, giving conclusive evi- dence. Vanantwerp was su bpcenaed '(, FOR SALE. A HonsP- nn(l Lot on Ced11r Street .. Hou~e I~ story with wing; lot contatns 1 !4 acres lanu; sotl. >nndy loam. 40 ap· pte tree•. n of them in beanog eight years, alL the rest gralted fruit. Also, qumces, chernes, plums, grapes, and all krnds of small garden iruit Pdce $1,300; long time given on two.thi.-d,; of the money, tf desued. Enquire at ~o. 7 Cedar street, at this office. or G. B. W<lrthmgton•s. INVESTMENTS. G ooD lNVESTMl~f'JTS MADE before the grand jury. but did not for part•es havin~ :Money to Loan come until the sheriff \Vent after him. He testified with reluctance, Van- Six, Seven and Eight per antwerp is liable Oil the charge of perjury in making affidavits that he had actually done certain service for the state, when in reality he was working on Adcock's farm. Several witnesses have been here to day from cent. securities. W. E. & C. H. HOWARD, No. 6 Walker Block. A SPECiALTY. Mr. Adcook's neighborhood totes- tily, it is said, to seeing Vanantw·erp at work on the farm. Mr. Adcook is a half-breed, and has served for a year as superintendent of this sec- tion of the Erie canal. How Gnueau .t'ceii. WASHINGTON, March 20.-Guit- eau's keepers say that the wretcll is showing the effect of his confine- ment and his approaching fate. Mr. Scoville's desertion of him ilas r11ade him glnm and sulky, for, although he uniformly treated Scoville with contempt, he appreciates the value of his services. Now that Scoville has gone back on him, and none ·Of the eminent lawyers he has spoken Fol' the Next 3 0 Da.ys we shall so glibly about have come to bis Give our customers GBEAT assistance, he begins to realize the BARGAINS · d b In all kmds of Boots and Shoes, as we danger his neck is 111, an t e re- mu~t reduce Ottr stock to make room for SU)t iS a State Of feverish WOrT)\.- the Spring Goods no~ bdng man~fa.ctured Moreover, he is ~eginniiJ~ to rea· especially for our teta!l trade. Tlus IS \no lize tbe fact that h1s day as a \sell- taffy\ we are giv.mg you, and we need no satiotl\ is past. By comn10n con- \puffs\ from Edttors tbnt know nothing ' about shoe making to hell> sell an mferior I s~nt he bas dropped out ofthe. n~ article, as our goods are all first ciass and ttce of the pll bhe, and obscu nty IS show for themselves. I poison to him; hence he seems to ORDERS taken and Boots or Shoes MADE i be losing both spirits and. health; TO ORDER and fit guaranteed, I d h' · 'l b · t th' ·k th t an w J~U ors egm o . m a THOMAS lA.TES, he will g~ to pi~ces before the day Sign of the \Red Boot,\ 78 M~m 8t. j of executlon amves. TD·E NEWS IN BRIJill.l'. The button works at Hoosac are reduced to ashes. Loss $2o, ooo. ..t BEQUEST JJOB MOBE. In•. Supt. Pa.Irman Alk.ll The \W. N. · Y. Llle for ·~(),000. A. second election for Mayor ef A dispatch from Albany says: Fortland, Me., yesterday, res11ltedin , \The Superintendent of Insnrance. no choice. has notified the Western Life Iusur- C::rawford, a rate C(:)llector and ance Company of :Batavia to pay agent, was seriously shot wbile·driv- into the Department $5o,ooo, to ing to church with 'lth family near . make good its capital, by June 19. Clo:nmeHon, Ireland, S11nday. Policy-holders are fully protected by Jay Gould's representatives say a deJlosit of $IOO,OQO in the bands there is nothing in .the rumors of an of the Department.\ amalgamation of the Western Union This dispatch was the first intima- \'itb opposition lines. tion that the Company received of During January I35 sailing ves- the requirements €if the Insurance sels were lost, inchl{iing 22 Ameri\ Department, but this morning's can. Twenty-two steamers were mail brought the notification in due lost, including one American. legal form. The Weste-rn New Y l'rk Life, as most of our readers Brown, the author of the recent know, has not been taking any new letter violently attacking Garfield, risks since 1 s 79 , and why the Com- states that be voted in the Chicago pany should be obliged to pay in Convention g6 times for Blaine. $so, 000 when the policy helders Tlle Gar.Oeld Dllr·lal Expen1e1. WASHINGTON, Ma,rcb ao.-The house committee to:audit tbe· ex- penses of the burial of Garfield turned over to Pa~e :for examina~.tion the bills which included supplies of wines, liquors, ci ~ars. etc., for the congressional fu n~l'al train. The items were grouped in one voucher. This Page reported to the fuUcom- mittee favorably and it was allowed. Page did not retum. the bills to the committee and new states they have been b11rned. Page says no good could come from making a fllSS about the monry t-:xpen·ied or dis- closing what it went for. It was nobody's business ifthe con~ress men who accom pa!lied the funeral train purchased a jug of whisky to take· along, even though the gov- ernment paid for it. --~~·~- Ba~avla Pll£hmn•&erl!. The President at first· declined to are fully protected as the dispatch interfere in the matter, but it is be- says, the officers of the Company do Below is the list of pathmasters Heved that in delerence to public not exactly understand. Since this for the town of Batavia appointed by sentiment he will pardon Se1geant Company ceased taking risks the the Commissioners of Highways, Ma.son. business has been continued for the The figures denote the nistrict: Two hundred thousand bushels purpose of settling 11p its affairs and 1. Dennis O'Brien; 2, H:arvey ofcornin the Danvilleelevatorwere paying its losses, and there is now Weed; 3, Alonzo McWain; 4, Wm. posted on the Chicago 'Change yes- only one unpaid claim agaiust it, Uphill; 5, Samuel Passmore; 6, terday as heating and containmg the that being the ceh brated Miller Charles L. Gillett; 7, James Wil· weevil. claim, wnich has been in the courts Iiams; 8, James North, Jr, ; 9, It is supposed the steam vacht for several year\> tile Company re- Charles Pratt; 10, Maynard GQdey; Sidney L. Wright, CaJ>tain Cross- fusing to pay on the grour.dthat the II, Jf}hn Moore; I~. George Fratt; ma.n, New York to Porto Rico, has !lOlicy holder died llnder susptcious 13 Hugh Hutton; 14, SilaB Kel- been lost with all hands off Frying- circumstances. At the time the logg; rs, Nelson B')gtw; 16, H. B. pan Shoals. Company ceased ta.king new busi- Olmsted; I7. Eli T'11vlor; 18, Cllas. S d ness i! had policies outstanding Brumsted; 19, John G. Fotch; :ao, un ay evening, Vlhile leaving w s · L · c chmch at Cherryfield, l'/[e., widow amounting to about $75o,ooo. Du- m. qmers; 21, ev1 ampbell; ring the past three yeus by the pay- 22, Louis Barth<Jlr; 23, LouiS' Das· Hittie Sprague was killed by Ches- ment of losses ami the transfer of com be; 24, Monroe Putnam;; 2 s, ter Cunningham cutting- her throat. I::I H · 6 h the policies to other Companies the . A. untmgton; 2 , A. H. Fos· T e cause was jealousy. c w v risks have been reduced to less than ter; 27, . . ·rooman; 28, Cllas. The House Committee on Agri- $zso,ooo, and if every policy holder Pa}mer; 29, David Long, Jr.; 30, cul.ture has agreed to recommend an were to die to-day the condltion of M1chael Flahertv; 3I. John IIanra· appropriation of $20, ooo for the dis- the Company is s1.1ch that it could ! han; 32, Martin Herbo1dt; 33, tribution of seeds among the people pay a greater pro rata amollnt on R~bert Galloway; 34. (To be ap- of the submerged section in the each policy than any other life com- pointed); 35, James Wilson; 36, Mississippi Valley. pany doing business in the State. A.. J. Bezona; 37· Ira Eldred; 38, Frank Small of .Alleghany county, If left alone the Company would Merrit Savacoal; 3~. Henry M:artir1; Pa., one of the five murderers to be doubtless be able to wind up its af- 40, Homer Sutherl:md; 41, Daniel hanged in that State Fr1day, is suf- fairs without loss to policy holder!'. Sweeney; 42, Hemy Dunb~~; 43, feriog from a terrible abscess in the Thest·-ckholders will probably ray in George R. Gould; 44, H11l Mer- throat, and the Governor will pro the amount required by the Superin- cer: ~5· DeloR H:tckley; 46, John bably respite him. tendent to save the Company from A. Gthson; 47. Roger Donogllue; F, P. Mawbry, a railroad em- the clutches of a recetver and the 48, Mathew McMannis; 49, Na.th- ployee, had a fight with two Mexi- business be carried on 'until all aniel Moulton. caus of high po~ition at Caracas, claims are settied and its affairs --~ 4 •,..t--- Co1., about a small loan. Mawbrv wound up without loss to anyone Scotch Potatoes just imJ>'orted. shot and killed one Mex:ica.n, and and tv the credit of the stockholders Try them. Only at damgero11sly wounded the other. and managers. KENYON's. •• VIm. Lange, an old man, fell yes- L s 1 - 0 ----H-1-b--h p a\v 11. ' ver a u ore aper. terday between an elevated station platform and the tr~tin, in New York. :Both legs and arms were broken. His legs and a hand were atnputated. He will probably die. Lucian Langdon and an employee named Harrison were arreste,J on the charge of killing Crooks and Jeryo at Dalles, Oregon. Nasked men overpowered the guard and ·shot Langdon dead. Harrison was ban~red to a bridge. ihe President g1ves the first pub- lic reception on the evening of the 28th. General and Mrs. Grant, wao are expected to be in Washing- ton to-day as guests of the Presi- dent, have been invited to ,meet a .pnty of friends at a social dinner at the White House Wed11esday eve- ning. Chauncey Flowers of Detroit, has been appointed Commissioner to take the depositions of George and Victor Christiancy in behalf ol their father in the divorce sdit against his wife By George Christirmcy it is expected to show that Mrs. Chris. tia..ncy, after marriage with tile plain- tiff, declared to him and to others that Frank Y. Ande1son was tbe only man she loved, and that while at Lansing she received lettets from llim under an assumed name. This son was also with her in Peril, and ma.de the journey with her in com- pa.ny with George E. Haight .to the terminus of the or~ga railroad, and .to Chida, and it is expected to show that she and Haight occupied rooms at hotels with a. connecting door, an.d that their conduct while on the jo11rney and after returning to Lima wa~.e such as to make them the sub- ject of scanda.Joue talk, A rather novel law case at Castile has furnished much amusement. Last year Rev. J. W. San born of Perry and Rev. W. C. Wil· bor of Mount Morris, started the Silver Lake Christian Advocate, a paper that was very successful. As they could not be clergymen and publishers at the same time, they ~ave up the paper in the tall. F. 0. Jones of Canaseraga, paid thetn $10 for its good will, etc., but mak- ing a failure, he gave Mr. Sanborn his choice between paying him $I 15 or standing a criminal snit for false pretenses and a civil suit for dam- age~. Mr. Sanborn refllsed to pay, and Jones began the criminal suit before Justice Tabe>r at Castile, but failed to appear on the day named. ~· The 'Use of a Dlc&lonary. Noah Webster was a celebrated author, says the N'ew York Press. He was a quick and ready writer, and in one ot his inspired moments he dashed off a dictionary. He took it to several publishers. but they shied at it, sayjng the style was dull, turgid, dry, hard, and unin- teresting, and besides tbat he used too manv big words. But at last Noah succeeded, and the immortal work is in•daily use, propping up babies at the dinner table. Sirloin steaks 14 cts. per pound, porter house 14 cts. per pound, rib· roast 12 cts. per pound, and other meats accordingly, at QuraK & HANTz's. :Kenyoll'll Sell Widest band, bestFrench Chitta Tea Sets for $Io. · Others charge $IS· A Child of the Sta.te. • •• Flue H«Jrllel!l. Mr. W. T. ]radley recen.tly re- turned from the West, bringing witl1 him twenty-seven <Jf as fine Dlinois horses as are ever seen. The iot in- cludes heavy draught teams, match- ed teams for carriages, single d~ivers, etc. They are on exhibition at his farm, north of Bushville, where they will be sold at re1narkably low fig- ures. Payment 1nay be mal(}e irt cash or on good eJJdorsed notes. Movln=r Day Is (Jom1n~r. Go to Kenyon' 5 and ro cent counter for tack~, tack hammers, scrub brushes, tin. ware, gluss ware, &c. -- .... ·~---- Not Only \Oscar But from the Atlantic to the :Pacific everybcdy is ''Wilde\ over the cele- brated Florida Bouquet PeJ:fume, manufactured by A.lexanrler & Co,, Rochester, N. Y. Try it an{). you will never use any other. Price only z 5 cents. Sold by aU druggists. ··~---- Meats cheap for cash. Call and see for yourselves. H. B. DELA.:NO, Jackson St. DA.T A. VIA lliA&KE'l'S. BATAVIA, N. \l/ March 2~ 1 tBB2, Wheat, white $z.o6 Flour,new JltOc:e&s n;; Wheat, red ••• x.JO·X.3\ Fllour,Hax .. JI,b\bl!!; 9•00 Oats, white...... 48 Flour, whito, bbl 7 75 0-ltl, ma.x<!d ...... •3·46 Flour, red, bbL •.. 7 7 5 Corn..... . .. • • .. so Po1·k ....... r 0 o-8 oo Buley,:arowed .. 75-So Chickens, dres:>;ed. 10 •• 6 rowed 85·90 Butter tub .•• .. -~s Beans, marrow 3 25-3 Go Butter, roll .. • . • 2 8 \ mediua J.Q0·3·'5 Jar Butter...... -~8 ,. pea. •·• 3.oo 3·,5 Eggs................ rs §!\ red • • •• 2.G0•2o6o Chcese....,._.t. .......... •L ~ Cloyer seed med$4·s.oo Apples, dried-.. 2 ,. ma!Jl .. ~.so·s.oq Apples,H ..... ~ oo-2 75 Potatoes, Rose •• go.x:;oo Lard .~........ r 3 Potato .. , l'eerleas. 90 :salt,.__...... :r 7 8 Wool ..... -- •S•ill 5olar:Sal&o pi~ ba~ 51i :_,; : . : -:'· ;': :. ' ' . ' , l I i ,,.1 ~ ·, ' . ', .'.' ·,. ~ . ?~ I, ''.: ~: l f; h t· t· t',' ' i' 't '' ; I \'\ { !' ,, ' '. '' ~ ,I ; i'
