Daily News Batavia, Genesee County, New York State July 20-1893 Seized by Judge Dunham Police-Justice DUNHAM was coming from his home on Summit street yesterday afternoon when he was asked to send an officer to arrest drunken Michael McMAHON, an old offender, who was disporting in the vicinity of Summit street and Washington avenue. "I'll attend to him myself," said the Justice, and he seized the drunk and started along with him. Twice on the way McMAHON resisted vigorously, and twice the Justice gave him the grapevine and downed him, sitting on him until he promised to behave. Later he turned McMAHON over to Officer McCULLEY, who took him to jail to sober up. McMAHON had been around with Robert BOYD and Edward NORTON, who were found drunk on Main street by Officers PLATO and McCULLEY during the afternoon and jailed. Elias HOFFMAN, whose home is near Daws, was drunk on Main street yesterday afternoon and Officer PLATO jailed him. He was discharged by Justice ROBSON this morning. Funeral of Mrs. Miller. The funeral of Mrs. Wheaton S. MILLER, held from the family residence on East Main street at 3:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon, was very largely attended by friends and acquaintances. The Rev. A.M. SHERMAN read the Episcopal service and there was singing by Miss Kittie TYRRELL and Miss Lulu GRISWOLD. There were beautiful floral offerings in great profusion. The bearers were C.J. BEAN and H.B. BOOTH of Batavia, B.G. TALLMAN and F.D. TOWN of Buffalo and S.J. LAWRENCE of Niagara Falls. The interment took place in Byron. Price of Lights Advanced. Electric lights are costing the Village of Batavia at the rate of $115 each a year now. Yesterday the Consolidated Gas and Electric company, saying that they had been making repairs to their plant and were unable to perform the service for less, notified the authorities that an advance from $100 to $115 would go into effect at once. Funeral of Edward F. Wood. The funeral of Edward F. WOOD will be held from his late residence, No. 145 Jackson street, on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. The services will be conducted by the Rev. A.M. SHERMAN. Mr. W.J. Sheehan of New York, Teacher of voice culture and singing, will receive pupils on Tuesday and Friday afternoons till September 1st at E.B. PAGE's studio, Main street. Callers received from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. References: Miss Kate TYRRELL and Mrs. Mary Carr HOWARD, Batavia, and john LUND, Buffalo. Cottolene What is it? It is the new shortening taking the place of lard or cooking butter, or both. Costs less, goes farther, and is easily digested by anyone. At All Grocers. Send three cents in stamps to N.K. Fairbank & Co., Chicago, for handsome Cottolene Cook Book, containing six hundred recipes, prepared by nine eminent authorities on cooking. [Adv.] submitted by Linda Schmidt *********************************************