The Daily News Batavia, Genesee County, New York State April 4-1883 MERE MENTIONS. Major REEDY will act as umpire for Mr. FLAGG in to-night's wrestling contest. The members of the A.O.U. W., are requested to meet at their rooms to-night. Business of importance. Stephen LOUCKS, Republican, has been elected Village Trustee in Le Roy and A.L. TOMPKINS, Democrat, village clerk. More money will change hands in Batavia upon the FLAGG DUFUR wrestling match in Rochester to-night than upon all the Batavia contests. The funeral of Henry B RUGG, who was killed by the cars yesterday morning, was held from his late residence on Cemetery street this afternoon at 2 o'clock. An entertainment will be given at the Institution for the Blind this evening by the Philomethean Society, commencing at 7:30 p.m. The public are cordially invited to attend. George KING, who has been an inmate of the County House, died there yesterday, aged about 77 years. After a disagreeable delay the insurance adjusters have settled the recent damage on Charles GOULD's stock and furniture. They gave him $550, which was satisfactory. His store will be open to-morrow. PERSONAL. A LeRoy correspondent says that Miss Harriet CURTISS of Batavia has taken up her residence in LeRoy. Mr. John McKENZIE was surprised at his home Tuesday evening, by about twenty of his Sunday School children who thronged in upon him. They spent the evening delightfully. Mr. Henry EDGERTON is home from an extended western trip. He and his wife spent the winter in California, but Mr. EDGERTON returned as far as Michigan the first of March, arriving in Batavia yesterday. Mrs. EDGERTON will remain in California during the summer. ++ A fine line of Hats, new, stylish and nobby, at SANFORD's Sign of Bear up a Tree. + BREAKFAST ROLLS. I am now prepared to deliver breakfast rolls to hotels and families every morning regularly. Orders may be left at my store, 18 Main street. Louis UEBELE. + GREAT FEATHER SALE ! For one week only ! Now is the time to secure bargains ! Price our New Goods. L.J. TOMPKINS. + A CARD. To the People of Genesee County: The undersigned having entered the employ of T.F. WOODWARD, No. 74 Main street, respectfully invites all his friends and former customers who desire anything in the line of boots and shoes to give him a call, feeling assured that with his long experience in the business and Mr. WOODWARD's extensive stock to select from, all purchasers can be suited. Chester FORD. + Peerless, Globe and Plain chewing tobacco at the Parlor cigar store. + The most celebrated of American Characters, original and famous Government Scout, Guide and Indian Fighter. Buffalo Bill Hon. W.F. Cody, In his greatest Play, written by Chas. FOSTER entitled 20 Days or Buffalo Bill's Pledge! A company of superior artists. Celebrated Winebago Indian Chiefs. A sensational daily street parade. A host of New Specialties. New and Splendid scenic effects. The Sensation of the Season. Prices as usual--Reserved Seats now at MACKEY Brothers'. ++ submitted by Linda C. Schmidt