New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
NOTES OF The EMPIRE SIh1E.
THE uoRNELLsvILLE sANITARIUM.
DISPUTE OVER THE OPERA HoUsE-sPANiL IL
ELECTRIC LIGIIT---FALvREs.

ntspurr OVER THE OPERA HOUsE-sPAN' IL -
FIpCrRfC LIGIIT---FAILl Rts.
UopxrIJsyIILr, Nov. 13-Tbe "magnetic cure "
on Canisteo-st which was built by DIR. Diiln ngs
sevral wears ago and which obtained some local
prominence, has recently been converted INTO
hospital or sanarium for tbs treatment oil all KINDS
of chronic diseases together with department under
the special charge OF DR.. NJ ID. Ellison, who will give
his time to the operation OF all kinds OF modern
surgery DR.. Ellison has recently returned from
Europe where he has been n stuCent of Shredder,
Martin and Landon, of Berlin. The santarium is
owned by DIR. b. NJ Spencer who is a graduate of the
New-York Post Graduate Medica. School aud late
surgeon of the Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg
Railroad Company The santarum is furnished
with bath rooms to which will soon DO added vapor
and medcated baths.
stranger was committed to the city lookup by
Officers McDade and Trenchar1 for Drunkenness a
few days ago. lie had money but had a bundle
containing tailors outit. DuIing the night he took
the contents of two-Ounce bottle OF laudanum, the
result of which killed him. In his pocket was found
card on which appeared the name of H. w. Parmenter
Canton, n. Y. The man German and would
weigh perhaps 200 pounds. The bottle which
contained the poison came from drugstore III
Cortland, n. \.
The Board of Trustees at their last meeting passed
resolution raising the license fee for Shatucks Opera
House from $50 to 800, besides attaching condition
that certain exits and fre-escapes shall be Duilt, ana
in default of which the license is TO be withheld until
the repairs are made The owner of the house, Mrs.
Shattuck refuses make the repairs III accordance to
the resolution, but will tender the license tee OF
800 Ii seems that the Opera House was repaired
last wear TO the satisfaction of q committee OF the
Board of Trustees and the license raised from go to
$50 Mr. Bird the manager of the house, claims that
by making the additional repairs the structure Will be
endangered and that the escapes are now ample. a
bg suit tor damages is threatened in the Trustees
close the house after tender of the 800 Much
feeling i, II anfesed by the citizens over tho matter
from the fact that the house does large business
during the winter season.
Ii is said that the Rev. Karl Graf, the deposed pas
tor of the German Lutheran Church OF this city. has
commenced an action in the Supreme Court against
Mr. Charles Strack n member of his church, who is
alleged to have been active in obtaining his deposition
His counsel are Messrs. Titus, Harrington and Fak,
OF Buffalo N. Y.
The Hornell Spaniel Club, which for years has been
under the care of Mr. j. OTIS Fellows OF this city, and
acquired the enviabe repu tation OF being the finest
kennel of spanels in this country, Is now owned by
Messrs. Robinson and Babcock, of this place.
An electric light company has been formed IN Corn
ing General Austin Lathrop is president and Charles
G. Drake general manager They expect to have the
village lighted in a short time
The failure of h. l.. Dickinson, OF the Corning Steam
Bakery is announced Mr.. Dickinson has been
engaged In the business for fifteen years and much
regret Is felt among the citizens at the misfortune
which has now come upon him.
The failure OF James H. Scott OF Bath is also an
nounced Mr. Scott has been the leading boot and
shoe man of the village for about fourteen ears and
was generally very highly esteemed.