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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

,. Sr.herland and all the Aldermen except
Nv Currap were present at the meeting OF inc
common Council on Monday night Mayor "u'
80 dominated Henry Osterhed for appoint men'
20 the office OF Police Commissioner 10 III 'ilo
-. caused nv the resignation OF Theodore
IL SIItmon and the Aldermen confirmed the nom
inatioD without dissenting vote Johh H. heo'
ir Kellogg Francis and Thomas Hughes WEI
onnonted Commissioners or DEEDS. <iuei ma
it, / Garrison Of the Third Ward. was CHOSEN
rres,den, Of the Council the first ballot MI
crieop has been a resident Of Yonkers for many
wears and made short speech thd"hi's MS -
snciates for the honor conferred on MIN Jul.
Madipan received the contract for building sew
In Cornell-ave. and Thomas Hearh oiu wa
accepted for building i pNIfce Board pre-
IN TO So 200 The requisition OF the bV @ss
OF Fire Commissioners for the coming IanfA ye Of Pub,
&c Works recommended the adoption OF so MS re-
ten of street sprink!ne' ahu w Whoie for consid-
%UnscaI in aid OF the Homeopathic Mater rs
snd TIiome viii be given this evening in The pari0rf
OF the Arlington Inn at ,S scum Henry Osterhed,
snd Mrs scott kindly offers the use OF the T9Tm an
Among those WIG VII l@k 8esPe sFhS are Miss Bertha
scheUier Mss Louise Mueller vivian oe rS Of
tins Frank Steadman. Of the Ionkers IJoi!ttsvri0a
H H5ytc' "''''a" '.,.s =. ~. p.,,,aa. Boa,
club met on Monday evening and heard reports
from the various officers and comiinILtees ho1rman.
George H. Lowerre. benjamin. g. Mes aD0ont ed
Russel Coles and G. Herbert Rose-was appCn'rsaIi
- Nominate ticket to be voted for at the annual
This evening Professor A. w. " JsGssGn and and
lecture in Hollywood Inn on Shakeispedu1 I'll, he
His Times" no charge for admission XII, XII 20 %
made and a cordial invitation for me puoTT -, ~
attend is extended by the manseemenT OF ahe
Or Friday evening there will be an enter
FOR the members and their friends Ine Miss
Battersha reader and A. Martyns ~ Ie W tbe
oust Tickets may be had at the once Oh tlo
observation-disclosures Last night Or. Crotty me suPeiis
intendent ectured before the class n FrSt [nu
70 the Injured He treated on Dlslocauons'
SpraIns and Surocaton. ,. .ha you,r
Ninefeen members received INTO tile 1ouIiS
Mans Christian Association at the monthly lneet-
ing on Monday night. Lyman COBB. u. tne pr.
idsnt was in the chair. Encouraging reports WEI
,eceved from the committees having In charse ine
various branches Of the work. After ne meetlns
there was a gramophone concert ana relreshrhen0'
served. IN
The civic League will meet this morning az ~
o'clock in the parlor Of the Womans lnStlt f III
Palisade-ave. Mrs J. Fowler Trow Will give give az ~
outline OF the PROCEEDINGS Of the conHSns'o1P Per- Tl
women's clubs held recently In syracuse. a.
sons Interested in the work OF the League are III
vted TO be present 49,, l.. .a,,o ,lao.
game Of basketball Is scheduled to taSe prsfs
this evening at he armOry Of the 4th sepaIs.e
Company in Waverly-st between the loca guarus-
men and team from the Westminster county
Wheelmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
FATAL FIRE IN DTRYEA, PENN.

Scranton Penn, Dec. lone and possibly two
lives were lost and $1,000 worth OF property was
DESTROYED in a fire which started about midnight
last night in Duryea and almost ruined the bust
ness portion OF the town. 1t only after heroic
efforts by the citizens and the Of the Pittston
Fire Department that the flames were brought IN
der control after nearly four hours Of hard fight
ing William II. Law. mine superintendent OF the
Edgerton Colliery OF Simpson & Watkins entered
a store 10 save some books and papers. and was
burned to death His body was recovered this
morning. John Pleasantine, Township Clerk and
there can be little doubt but that he also persisted
jn the flames.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
YEARLY KILLED By A JEALotS NV I'm
A SAILOR FIGHTS FOR HIS HFE WITH AN ITALIAN
WITH An AXE AND RECEIVES
FRACTURED SKULL.

FRACTURED SKULL.
,,nor,.o ottemnt at murder. with jealousy ~
-, o,,,.o uaa brought 10 the attention OF mo
,~harlas-s, notice last night ny Or william 9. Gal
,ocho- ~ No So2 West Twelfth ST. James NC
-, eret rnata Of the steamer Grace l'""rinS'
.bI.h arrived on Monday from Venezuela, Is mo
victim, and Raphaelo Musaliuo AN Italian ch"'"e'
worker the possible murderer. Miss AuEus''
poue who lives at No l35 Perry Is the women
IN the -,
II was in Miss Rowe's fat that the assault loon
Mace McKcnna know Miss Rowe when She h'Pt
boarding housa I'm Ros;on. and when he arrived
h,r. from, Venezuela he went 20 her ntt eNp"''lns
- hoard with her until he sailed. II" learned '""'
,,a woman had another hoardcr but dlA h'' eve"
,,,,ro Who ne was Al = O'Clock yesterday morn
ing however. he was lying SOUND asleep ""' -,
rocoivod a violent blow on The head. II" Was nan
,, ,ut ahle 10 see that there was a ~hd-look-
, nm IN MS room armed with an axe. Nc
t,o,,a tun,ped from tho h.d md grappl"i WIN h'
o.s,,srt who was tho Italian. Ni+l'lio ~
80 mon fought for several minutes '' w
chalrs bed and breaking nearly al me '"''''"'
The Iandiady was at last attracted hy ~" n9,."
and when she cam" 10 ih" room .ilt a.. a.,
JoU,n lie even tod Mckcnua thhi - gu NO. "
70 biir, HIN and harhorci no l-f''l"f T. hi'H ''
~ 49, ~ doctor dressed NrK'uuAF wound i
- ,e,. avay thinking ne vas NOT seriously hn-
,et night the a., tor called again. Hho "uil
NJ emma almost dcllrious and f"Il"utlf my
base Of the skull Or Gallagher adF'e1 lh H.,
ma, n 70 10 a hospital. bu' b" ""i!H'i- =, h''
the doctor reported The 'asc 20 mo p%e' c,s and
tiyes Connor and Lyman wer" pNt on M ~" ~, :
a.. ,l., ia King fDr the Italian. Miss ROVE Hhil
last night tiaf she had known Musallno i2i - I'm
and A. one '!me had been "a most h"iio'i 20 ~.
~ r,,,rr ~ tho sailor she says cooled her aU-c-
ton however and after the lislHn tr,'.o a.
IONS she VIII shoot him u he comes back 10 mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
TARRYTOWN.

President Charles Gross attended the opening Of
the new municipal building in Mount Vernon on
Monday evening
At the meeting of the Board OF Trustees OF North
Tarrytown Monday evening the question Of
whether the people would grant John D. Rookie
fellers request close the Old Sleepy Hollow Road
TO have come up for consideration but IL was
adjourned for two weeks.
Last evening Hope Hose Company removed their
new carriage from its old headquarters in Wash
CASTOR was an enjoyable one and after the regular
meeting a supper served for the members and
their friends.
delegation OF Westchester Lodge. !. o. o. F.,
visited Hebron Lodge, ]. o. O. f., in White Plains
last evening.
At the regular meeting Of Xyk-Uit Council No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
IMPORTANT DECISION ~ PATENT CASE

st Louis Dec IA decision was handed down
by the Court OF Appeals which dlsposes OF the
question whether the purchase Of an article un-
der a foreign patent (Which had also been patented
in the United States entitled the purchaser to sell
the article In the United States when the purchase
was made in foreign country. The case was that
OF Edward ~ Dickerson against Hugo Tinllng
appealed from the decision Of the United States
Circuit Court OF Colorado which refused an in
junction restraining Timing from selling phenace-
tin in the United States. The preparation WAS
patented In Germany and protected by a United
States patent. The lower Courts decision was re-
versed, and Il was ordered to issue Injunction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
CRIMES AMONG THE YOUNG.

INDIANAPOLIS Dec. lt-The eighth National Con
ventlon Of the Poys and Girls National Home and
Employment Association Of America met IN tho
Young Mems Christian Association Han In this
city today Few delegates from outside the State
were present but II is expected that many Will ar
rive during the night. mass OF correspondence
from the Mayors and Chiefs Of Police of tho citica
Of the country was read. relating 70 crimes among
the Young Three hundred cities now have the
currew law In force. The speakers agreed mat the
figures OF crimes among the youth OF the land were
appalling and during the two days efforts VIII be
nhhe Auggest n remedy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15

THE GOVERNOR OF BOHEMIA TO BE DIsMIsSED
ACCORDING To REPORTS IN VIENNA.
Vienna Dec LIT Is said here that Count Won
Coudenhove Governor OF Bohemia, will he dis
missed. and replaced by Herr David Won Rhonfeld
Governor Of Dalmatia The Count is charged with
having characterized the Germans in Prague as
aliens"
The Police President and the Burgomaster Of
Prague will be removed. 1t is reported, and the
Town Council dissolved. The administration OF
the city Will be intrusted to Imperial Commits
sioner. The rumor that these energetic measures
would be taken caused rise on the Roerse. to-
DAY.
Among the persons under arrest for pilla ging Is
the son OF millionaire. The Germans stu dread
q fresh attack.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
SEVEN cOvyrcTS BREAK JAN.

Chambersburg Penn. Dec. H-Seven prisoners
escaped from the Franklin County jail tonight by
u. wing through the roof An underkeepcr discov-
cred their flight He Informed the Sheriff. who In
turn summoned the town cOnstabulary. The ON
cias are securing the borough and surrounding
country tonight, but II IL raining hard ana mo
search is discouragng The names OF the men are
Albert Alter. Albert Salcy. Thomas Grant. ! homas
Johnson William Winters William Burgess and
Dancing KID" Tolson. Four OF them were TO have
been taken 10 the Eastern Penientiary this week
Several years ago six prisoners escaped from the
fail by digging through the floor Five Of them
were afterward captured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
DOCK IMPROVEMENTS PICTURED.

TIE MERCHANTS AsSocTATIo%s ENTERTAIN
MF:ST At CAR%EGIE HALL
The Merchants Association % New Work CAV" an
entertainment AZ Carnegie Han last night. NJ "hlch
Mayor Strong presided. The Mayor made snort
address in which be told 'he association no" MS
Dock Commissioners had assisted In enhancing mo
commercial interests ~ the country. fo""""F me
Mayors speech an illustrl.cd lecture In two sec
lions was given by Dr. W. n. Tolman. The hrst
section was entitled The Docks ~ New ork- A
Great Puhlic Work." and the recond section our
Imperial cry Greater New FORK"
There was fair attondan -. notwt thstanding tho
r,Oru and the audience ccmcd well pleased inc
Nendelssohn Quartet club sang several sel"-'lons
Dr. Tolman. = close to his lecture. hr'" on
the screen photographs Of Mayor Strong ana
Mayor elect Van Wyck, both OF whom were
chcercd
At the close Of tho evening tho audience sang
america" with great enthusiasm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board OF Education. 3. m.
Aoueduct Commissioners meetings
Board OF Estimate and Apportlonment city Hall.
New England Society annual meeting. Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel $50 p.
Taxpayers Alliance meeting, Crbach's Hail. .
p
Election Of 14th Regiment armory. Brooklyn s
m.
Amelia Relief Society entertainment, Ierrace
Garden p. m.
Entertainment OF the Young Ladies' and Gentle
mems League Of the Montefore Home the Tuxedo'
Fifly-ninth-st. and Madison-ave., SID ,. m.
Deaf-mutes annual ball. Lexington Opera House
Assembly Rooms -eGhth-st. near Third-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
TIE TOUR4INE AT HA|RE.

s4p LOST ONE PROPELLER on DEC
pporrGuT INTO PORT by TWO TUGS
Plymouth. England. Dec. H-The fre"o" I'm"
steamer La Touraine Captain santelli' rom -so"
york on December 4, for Hnvre' which shou'u "", :
orrtved there on Sunday morning. stopped o" Wv
Lizard when she reached there al t'lV CIV
morning. and signaed that she was not u"'0'
control ~. co,,r,onie
tovre Dec l5 2 a m.-The tug OF the 'oinP"s.''.
GanArale Transatlantique which was sent ~ ~ -
/. Touraine. met her off Barfcur ana HSs'S'eI =,
a second tug the steamship was nro"R"' .''t .,,,,
here At 1855 a. m. her arrival being sre'''d WIN
,a h..rs from the crowd still waiting on the
Quays ., an, ON
According to statements by the captain ana ON. n
GERS la Touraine lost her port propeller III ~
a m on December :. she proceed'd win 80 -
screv. but her speed still further reduce" ~
the bad weather. -. .o.aa,-
No anxiety whatever was displayed by INC P''''''
gers during the voyage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
MOUNT VERNON.

The Board OF Trade has received report that
the Methodist Book Concern. now at Fifth-ave. and
Twentieth-st New-York City. is likely 10 be re-
moved 10 some suburban city, and is making In
ducements 10 have the plant located here
The pupils CT the Mount Vernon High School are
arranging FOR Christmas reunion. whom many
OF those who have attended the school in the
past will come together and spend pleasant even
Ing reception will probably follow in the new
high school building.
The Rev NJ. J. Rheinhart, rector OF the Church
o. our Lady Of Victory, is about 10 build a hand
rectory In West Sidney-ave.
ne Common Council and Board Of Police Com
missioners VIII each have important meetings to-
morrow night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
CANAL TONNAGE FALLS OFF

Albany. Dec. 1.-THE total tonnage carried on
the canals Of the State this season. according to
the statistics gathered by the State Department OF
Public Works. shows fallng-on OF $1,000 tons
compared with the amount carried last year Last
year 374.84 tons were carried, and during the
season just passed only c.6l7S0a tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
A WON4N DIES ~ THEATRE.
THE BODY LIES IN AN ANTE ROOM UNTIL AFTER
THE PERFORMANCE.

EIghth-ave died last evening at Wallacks Theatre,
Just as the play beginning. She went 10 the
theatre with her grandson to the melo-
drama A ward Of France" and they had seats I'm
tho second OF the first balcony. Just as tho
curtain rising for the first act Mrs. Rooney
was taken sick The ushers got her and took
her TO the women's room. Restoratlves were given,
but to purpose DR.. NJ ". Linde ~ No 96 West
Thirtieth-st called, but before he arrived tho
woman was dead He decided that death was due
TO heart failure. The body remained the theatre
until after the performance. when, a Coroner's
tincate having been obtained II removed to tho
home OF the dead woman No one I'm the audience
knew anything about the incident, except thar tho
woman had been taken sick and had been removed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
DRUGGISTS OPPOSE "CrT RATES,

Chicago. Dec. 1.-THE wholesale druggists from
many cities OF the Central West held conference
here to-day. Nearly one hundred delegates were
present The meeting was called for the purpose
OF considering the cut rates at which drugs and
patent medicines are being sold by the department
stores. we'll by many retail druggists and IN
take steps TO stop the practice, II possible The
protection of the retail dealer another subject
considered George X. Hopkins Of ST Louis YEAS
chosen secretary. and J. +. Jones. Of Kansas civ
chairman OF conference 'N''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
MR.. HANNA GOING TO WASHINGTON.

United States Senator Marcus A. Hanna OF Ohio
at the Waldorf in this city. last evening and
he walking In the lobby OF the hotel he
contradicted a report that he had been seriously
III. He had been consulting physician in New
York he said. but he had recovered from Il slight
Illness and going to return to Washington
D. c. to-day He had no doubt that he would be
elected the Senate soon the Ohio State
LEGISLATURE met. he said. He also declared that he
was satisfied with the working OF the Dingley
tariff, and that he hoped TO aid In the passage OF
important bills by Congress He expressed
the opinion that the outlook for wise legislation In
Washington good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15

lines:
Thanks, str,o crted T, "'rs Gerry fine,
But rhere dye ear, and Uhere dye dine 20
or many a house besides Blenheim the same
questions would be pat. Furnishings Of yari
Gus periods are swept into room, and sur
mounted by something japanese" as the comic
poet saith. without regard to ones own needs,
until each piece seems TO eye It's neighbor
askance. and there is no rest anywhere.
What a pity-partculary at Christmas
when the whole house should be the very IN
carnation OF comfort and welcOme-what
pity that everybody has not learned that beau
" is-comfOrt!
How fortunate that our store Is ready TO
teach them, Innumerable examples show how
to group coors and styles. how TO fit up cosey
corners. how 10 hang draperies so that the
Christmas spirit OF cheer and welcome Will M
ones rooms
Here is an invitation to everybody to come
for ideas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
CALIFORNIA MARBLE TESTED

Berkeley Cal, Dec. H-Professor Frank Soule
head Of the Civil Engineering Department OF the
University OF California has completed a series OF
tests for determining the strength OF California
marble. The results show that the product OF This
State compares favorably with the best marble ~
other places. Specimens tested from varIous
sections OF Inc state. Inc highest resistance was
that OF fifteen tons TO a cubic Inch the amonnt a.
pressure being necessary 10 crush single piece Of
mai ' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15

1..,r Robert x Clarke through his attorney,
rvirht s Lyon. has made complaint before the
BOARD of Supervisors against the assessors OF the
town of Rye for III wing failed TO assess certain
tsIuab bic properties II is said that inc super
vsors do not furnish method o. redress the az
fair will be taken into the courI po,tsr,,o p.rn
Who has been in Ienox Mass has been appointed
rector OF Hone Chapel, in HaIrlsOh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
RECEIVER FOR A DETROIT INSURANCE co.

Detroit. Dec. Estate Insurance Commissioner
Milo u Campbell last night ordered the appoint
ment OF n receiver FOR the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company. Limited Mr. Campbell charges that tho
company Is not only nsolvent but has been violat-
ing the law under which II was organized. Half its
risks tho Commissioner says. were not authorized
nv the law All but four OF tho officers OF the de-
funct company live In Detroit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15

HE ADDRESSES THE QUILL CLUB on THE IDEAL
AND UrILITARIAN IN POLITICS

HE ADDRESSES THE QUILL, CLUB on THE IDEAL
AND UTILITARIAN IN POLITICS.
The sixty-,hiri meeting and dinner Of the Quill
Club was held las, night at the Windsor Hotel.
Firth-ave and Forty-seventh-st. An informal re-
ception preceded tho dinner At the latter J. Ceve
land Cady presided and lis members were present
Among them were VI. /. Bacon. G. NJ. B"rgetresser
II A. Bright. ". \. Deano 8 b Rosster S. c.
Van Dusen. c. a. Woodwork and the Rev. W. ".
Atterbury
Professor Woodrow Wilson. OF Princeton. was the
speaker Of the evening lie talked FOR hfty minutes
on Patriotism in Tine OF Peace: or. the Duty OF
Living For ones Country" He received much ap-
pIause.
In the course OF his speech Professor Wilson.
among other things said: 1t Is wen for US 20 re-
mind ourselves that Al time Ne may have to
sacrince those things now enjoy for the public
welfare. We must learn how TO cope with the enc
MICS not from without but those within our doors:
some ~ the men who would do US A service, and
yet are doing US a grlevous wrong We must guard
against me good man %h n Is wr9ng ~
that they always try to please tho majority. But
minority In polity which Is governed by votes
! do not ask men 10 give mp their principles but 10
be satisfied to carry Thorn an inch. II only that
IL possible, and not always 10 insist on carrying
them q mile We get our lungs fun OF dust in
tho political arena We may get our garments
dirty. but let us look to IT that our spirits re-
main clean. and II matters not how much dirt We
have gone through TO accomplish our ends. The
men before IA did not leave macadam ways. I am
not making any covert illusions TO the last cleo
ton In this city. but speak In general. We cannot
be ldealists in the whole IN politics must be
idealists In dot all We must b. utilitarisns. II
start out in politics to reach our personal goal
and satisfy private conscience reach no goal
at all. You cannot do moro than the majority
viii accept"
After his address Professor Wilson received a
vote OF thanks and short speeches made by
John \ Taylor, president Of the Nineteenth Cen
fury club OF Brooklyn; Frederick Perry Powers.
the Rev Leander T. Chamberlain and Ronald X.
Brown. The next meeting OF the club will be on
January Is. 1895 Walter pamrosch Will give q
Wagnerian lecture and recital. and women will
/ Ia Incl dpd n Invitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15

In the whole round of our expert.
ence we haue never seen a better
overcoat at SIS than the one we
offer to-day at $50. 1t can't be bet.
tered.
It's smooth in feeling, rich in looks
firm in weave.
We don't make to order, but we
make to fit.
If you don't like rubbers, wear
cork sole shoes; they give the same
protection and don't draw" your
feet; S..
81 gloves, that exclusive dealers
don't deign to keep; a larger stock
of fine gloves than they can afford
to keep.
If your husband doesn't know
the comfort Of smoking, at least
don't deny him the comfort of a
smoking jacket, $4.75 to $40
We clothe your boy and clothe
him best.
ROGERS, PEEr & Co.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty second and Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
SENATOR DANIEL REFLECTED

Richmond. Va. Dec. lin the voting to-day IN
the General Assembly for United States Senator,
John W. Daniel received practically the unanimous
matter OF form.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
COOTELIN CADET COMING

Ernest Alexandra Honore Coquelin. generally
known as Coquelin Cadet. is expected to arrive in
this country for short visit In February He Is
TO give lectures and recite monoogues. making a
tour Of q month He In the younger brother OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
TWENTY SEVEN WHISKEYS KILLED HIN.

Gloveravle y. Y. Dec H-Arthur Waters
twenty-six years old drank twenty -seven glasses
Of whskey at Worthwhile last night. and shortly
afterward fell dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
$4,000 FOR THE SALVATION ARMY

Chicago Dec H--Commander and Mrs Booth
Tucker outlined their Arkansas Valley colonization
plan large meeting at Salvation Army head
quarters last night. Subscriptions 10 the amount OF
so 600 received before the close OF the meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
SING SING.

1Iooo died q, her home in the Albany Post Road
nortn Of this village yesterday afternoon.
The assessment roll of School District No S,n 90
Sing shows a total valuation OF $5.15Ol 6l OF "hch
the personal property is ass essed at >oio. ioo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
ALDERMEN RAISE THEIR OWN SALARIES.

Chicago Dec H-Chicago Aldermen raised their
salaries from 50 week 10 l.500 a year last night
The ordinance which accomplished II was passed
under a suspension OF the rules by vote Of rs 10 s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-15
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

1REMARLE-Judge John Davis OF the United
SAFES Court of Claims and f. b. Dahlgren' OF ST
paul FIFTH ANENUE-Ex-Mayor JACOB A amos
~ Svracu se II.SEY-Professor Andrew +. Vert
OF Princeton HOLLAND-Thomas Nelson rage.
Of Washington IMPERIAL-Ambrose ButIer, OF
Buffalo MURRAY HIL1@-Major James w timex
lev OF Poughkeepsie. and Hamilton Fish. ex1Spe2k-
or OF the New-York State Assembly: WALDORtI
Judge Hal. Of Montreal W1NDSOR-Rufus H.
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