Daily News Batavia, Genesee County, New York State September 5-1893 TIME CHANGES ON THE CENTRAL. A new time table goes into effect on the New York Central road at 12:01 a.m. Sunday and at that time the Chicago and Western, St. Louis; Chicago Limited and World's Fair special, westbound, and Chicago and Western, Cincinnati, Chicago Limited and World's Fair special, eastbound will cease to run. The Buffalo express, eastbound, now due in Batavia at 10:35 p.m. will also be taken off and this will again make it impossible for Batavians to reach home from Buffalo after 8:25 p.m. The Chicago express, westbound, now due at 10:25 p.m., will come five minutes earlier. There are no other changes in time in westbound trains. Two new eastbound through trains have been put on, but neither of them stops at Batavia. One passes here at 9:49 a.m., an the other at 10:10 p.m. The only change in time in eastbound trains is in the case of the Chicago express now due here at 5 p.m., which will arrive at 5:15. ++ IT WOULD BE INTERESTING. Possible Attraction at the Wheelmen's Tournament--The Hose Race. The alarm-hose race on Tuesday, August 29th, the day of the Cycling Association's race meet, will be an interesting feature if it is carried out according to programme. If the consent of the village authorities can be obtained and the fire companies will agree to participate, it is proposed to have an alarm sent in from some box by Herbert E. SMITH, the electrician in charge of the fire-alarm system, and the company first reaching the hydrant nearest the box and laying a certain number of feet of hose will be presented a suitable prize. Electrician SMITH is to select the box and decide upon the time that the alarm is to be sent in and no one but himself is to know of the location of the box selected, or the time for sending in the alarm, in advance. ++ DEATH OF DELOS M. JONES. Delos M. JONES, lately of Byron, died this morning at the County House in Bethany, at the age of 62 years. Particulars of the death of Mr. JONES are not learned. He had been in Bethany about a month. ++ BOYS COMMITTED TO THE PEN. Four boys, strangers in town, were loitering about on Jackson street, south of the tracks, yesterday afternoon, and residents of the vicinity sent word to the officers to arrest them. Officers HORSCH and BUXTON responded and the boys ran when they saw them approaching. Officer BUXTON overhauled two of them and Officer HORSCH captured a third, but let him go, as he had a satchel filled with lead pencils and cheap jewelry, which he said he was selling. When arraigned before Justice WEBSTER the two boys said they were from Buffalo and were traveling for fun. The Justice sent them to the Erie County Penitentiary for sixty days each. ++ If you are Looking for Bargains in Men's Shoes go to A.L. RAPP's No. 112 Main St. He has just purchased a job lot. + Trunks and Traveling Bags A Large Stock. Straw Hats Marked Way Down to Close Out. Ladies' Sailor Hats! in straw only Fifty Cents. Sole agent for Dunlap. W.D. SANFORD, Sign of Bear Up a Tree. + The Wheel ridden by Frank BEEDLESON, the one-legged Wheelman, on his trip from San Francisco to New York, is the STEARNS ! and is sold in Batavia by O.C. STEELE & Co., 54 Main Street. + M.B. ADAMS No. 25 Liberty street, Batavia, sells Lehigh Valley, Anthracite Coal And best quality of Bituminous Soft Coal. Also Hemlock slabs and land plaster. Will give you the lowest market prices. + Having Opened A Retail Department, we are now read to sell Flour of all Grades, Delivered in any quantity from 10 pounds to 10,000 barrels at any place in the United States. Feed of all Kinds. As low as the lowest. We sell only our own make of feed and warrant it as represented. Orders by mail promptly attended to. Mill will be open until 8 p.m. MOULTON & PIERSON. Ellicott Street Roller Mill, Batavia. ++ submitted by Linda C. Schmidt