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New-York tribune., 1897-01-06
PEEKSKILE.

The first person in this village to have bulle.
located by means Of the ray is Walter Scribner.
twenty-ona years old. Five years ago he engaged
In an alteration with a Miss Lounsbury. The
eir accidentally II alleged. afterward shot
young Scribne-. The physicians. DR.. F.. Demott
Lyon and DR. Charles Mason. decided that 1t
would b, unwise TO remove the bullet. and II has
always remained In Scribners skull. where IT
lodged. The ball passed between the eyebal and
the boil. Of the left eye. directly toward the brain
cutting OF Of the blood vessels leading 10 the
eyeba. A hemorrhage destroyed the sight OF the
left eye. Scribne- taken 10 Dr. ". j. Morton $
electrical rooms. His head was placed against the
decate Photographic plate and the ray was
centred 10 pass directly through the bones Of his
skull at the forehead. Owing 10 the great thick
ness OF tn. bone in this location II required fortyye
minutes with 1900 volts TO effect the penetration
and make the photograph. which was successfully
accomplished.
Frank Wolf died at his home. at verplanck. yes:
terday morning. after a short illness. MI. Wolf
was a we-known citizen Of Verplanck and In his
day prominent politician He was a cigar manu-
facturer.
AT a meeting OF the Cortland Hook and Ladder
Company, No !. last evening, the following officers
elected for the coming year: President. Ed
ward G.. Halsey. second vice-presdent. Frank Wes-
sells: recording secretary. =. Allen Mead: financial
secretary. Thomas II. Barrett; treasurer. Edward
assistant foreman. George Halstead. captain OF
patrol. Samuel Tate: first sergean, Of patrol.
Samuel J. Pugsley. second sergeant OF patrol.
Charles H. Chase.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-06
NEW-ROCHE.LE.

The Board Of Trustees met on Monday might and
accepted the bond OF the Larchmont Electric Com
many in tie sum OF 500 for the faithful perform
ance OF their contract with the village. Henry A.
Wolff reported that his term as Acting Police
Justice had expired The appointment OF his sue
cessor was referred to committee. Jacob Left.
through his attorney. II. G. X. Heath. presented a
claim for s. 500 damages caused to his property on
account of the change in the NevYork, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad grade al Woodsde Station.
The claim was referred 10 the railroad company for
payment in accordance with It's contract with the
Village The important subject which came
before the Board the petition OF the New-York.
Westchesier and Connecticut Street Railway Com
PAM for franchise through the village. The coun-
sci for the road asked that the petition be taken
from the table. for the reason that the franchise
previously granted TO the Union Railroad Company
had been annued. The company Is a branch OF the
Peoples Traction Company OF New-iork city.
whicn proposes TO construct a line through the
northern portion OF the Greater NewYork 20 the
Connecticut line. The proposed route is along the
Sound through Pelham Manor. with connecting
lines TO Glen Island and Hudson Park The at
torney for the road promised that construction
would be begun as. soon as franchise was Sc.
cured and the weather would permit. The subject
referred TO NJ ] Tierney for his opinion con;
cerning the legality OF the franchise. The Board
then adjourned to January H. when the tax assess
ments will be approved and the village budgets
made
New-York tribune., 1897-01-06

night resulted in the selection Of John Irving over
John " Carrere BY 20 votes. The fight not and
between the Platt and Ant!-Platt forces, the
latter winning.
Burglars early yesterday morning broke into two
houses in Clifton and one in Concord. The women
folks in the house OF Captain william Cole, In Cen
tre-st. were aroused by the crashing Of glass. and
Captain Cole went downstairs with pistol He saw
two men, who ran az his approach. Captain Cole
chased them in the fog and fred four shots but they
escaped. Returning, ne man near the gate.
and ne was about 10 fire on hin when ne decided
to- and on Investigation found him 70 be friend
who returning from dance. Captain Cole.
after hunting for the police found two men in
aeyway at Clifton Station keeping out Of the rain
While ne talked with them Michael Driscol. OF Sum-
ner-ave.. reported that he had been robbed and his
house ransacked. Later Angus; George OF Conear-
st. reported i1a- ne mad beer robbed OF silver
watch and money, the burglars falling 10 discover
500 hidden in tne cellar.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-06
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

The Board Of Trustees OF the village was to have
held a meeting Monday night. but 1t was post
poned on account Of the death of Mrs. Cook the
daughter OF Samuel Comfy. and the absence Of the
president. George r. Read. The acceptance Of the
franchise recently granted to the Port Chester Rail-
road Company has been filed with the clerk
The Consolidated Gas and Electric Company the
property Of which recently sold under fore
closure proceedings has been succeeded by the
Westchester Gas and Electric Company. The new
new retort and enarging It's mains in order to give
a greater pressure 1t will supply gas and cleo
tricity for heat light and power in the villages OF
New-Rochelle. I-archmont. Marnaroneck. Harrison.
Rye and Port Chester. The capital stock Is $500
and the company has been Incorporated with the
following directors: James NJ Pemberton and Al
Foster. OF New-York City: Wallace Hackett Of
Portsmouth n. H.: Herbert T Jennings Of Mount
Vernon; Paul Armatage. Of Bay Shore. and Henry
D. Donnelly, of Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1897-01-06
YONKERS.

A., ,nee,ing of the Board OF Trustees OF the
BOARD of Trade held Monday evening. Samuel
r Hubbard chosen a delegate to represent the
BOARD at the Monetary Convention 10 be held In
Ina,ananolls on January IL The following COM
ri,taes for the second annual dinner Of the Board
were appointed: Arrangements, Il. X. Martin.
lanes S Fitch. John c. Campbell. /. Osgood Carl
ton L. j. Schlesinger Philip Verplanck. William
G. McAdoo John Bellows. s. 7. Hubbard. jr., . De-
levan Baldwin, Isaac Milbanh and Peter V.
Fowler: Reception Committee. William F. Cochran.
Horton F. Otis Harry Holbrook. William ii. Doty.
Richard L. Condor. Frederic Shonnard. John G.
Peene. Samuel L. Cooper. John {. Shots. Andrew
Deyo H Fancher W. HeI,si NdsD TGeodors a
and c. X. LafIingwel The date for the dinner has
The Moderator of rhs westchester Presbytery
has appointed the Rev. DR.. Oliver S. Dean OF Pater-
1S9; Sop; ~ and Eder W Sanford Knapp Of Peekski to
make the regular visitation 10 the Westminster
Presbyterian Church. in this city, on January ~
and 20 ,.. co,..
Flood. Frank Maddon. Joseph OF Brien and David
Mcbride has been appointed by the Yonkers Ath-
ietic Associat tion TO make arrangements for a re-
the basketball team Of the University Of Pennsyl
vana ser He II ns eyS Gn % draw rse
crowd to the Curling Rink at Park Hill. ,,.
burglars who have been annoying some Of the
wealthy residents Of this place for some time Iney
Good They all under twenty years Of age
The robbery which resulted IN their capture was
the taxing OF "A package from one Ol American
Express CompaDys wagons the night before Christ
mas. Alexander Halliday, New-York lawyer
who lives at No 3l6 Palisade-ave, should have re-
ceiSed package containing portrait, some silver
spoons. silk cravat and other hneres from a
friend who lives in Onehundred and thirty eighth
ST. New York. The package was no; received, and
the express company had TO acknowledge that II
was lost When Heay was arrested ne had Sill
yer berry spoon In his pocket. and McDonough
was wearing the silk cravat. At FIRST the boys
denied that they had stolen the various articles
that were missing. but when confronted with evi-
dence they confessed to Captain Mangin that they
80 "a skn al f1a he "
In a house in Palisade-ave. Upon the three pris
oners found pieces OF gold earrings which
they had stolen from a store and overcoat.
which Healy took from Grace Gospel Mission. They
are believed to have been interested In other petty
hur9larieS La YOnkers
New-York tribune., 1897-01-06
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

The Edgewater Fire Department held a meeting
on Monday evening and nominated the following
ticket for election Chief Engineer. James Iestrange
assistants David Rendt. Charles Kemether and JOS
eph Conklin
OF the island and those from New-York City who
have had TO do with the case has broken out among
the valuable horses Of the Rubsam Hermann
Brewing Company. OF Stapleton Two horses val
ued at 81 500 have died. and nine Ill. The dseas
is not contagious, for the animals taken Ill have
not given the disease TO their team mates.
The police al headquarters in 9tapleton called
out on Monday at the sound OF pstoI-shots, which
were fred In rapid succession In the negnborhood
OF the Turn Hall Investigation revealed that play
being given by German company In the hall.
and that the shots marked the death Of the villain.
The election for a Republican General Committee
man In the Third District OF Cas:ieton on Monday
New-York tribune., 1897-01-06
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BUCKINGHAM-N. Monsarrat. vice-presdent Of
the Columbus. Hooking Valley and Toledo Railroad
Company FIFTH AVENUE-Dr. Selden II Tai
colt. OF Middletown. ~ Y. and Charles L. Kurtz Of
Columbus Ohio GILSEY-William A. Sutherland,
OF Rochester. HOFFMAN-George O. Cannon. OF
Utah and Samuel A. Beardsley. Of Utica. HOL-
LAND-Bishop John F. Hurst and Thomas Nelson
Page OF Washington d. G.. and Colonel Samuel p
Colt Of Rhode Island MANHATTAN-Ex-Sena
Jonathan Chace OF Rhode Island and Henry B.
I.edyard and Henry Russe OF Detroit. MURRAY
HILI-Richard Croker. Wells II Blodgett Of ST.
Louis: James W. Hinkley. Of Poughkeepse. and ex-
Congressman Augustus Brandegee. OF Connecticut
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hoar OF Concord, Mass. ;
Oscar G. Murray OF Baltimore. and f.. -. Smith
president OF the Central Vermont Railroad Com
pany WINDSOR-Judgs Chester b. Mclaughlin
Of Troy. and Colonel y A. Wikof. United States
Army
New-York tribune., 1897-01-06
SING SING.

Az one Of the results OF the suspension Of con-
tract work in the prison. ten keepers have been
laid OF for thirty days. a the expiration OF which
period they will resume their duties and ten other
t.en~rs will take a vacation for the length OF
time. The situation at the prison continues the
same az when the stoppage OF work FIRST went into
eject. There about 900 idle prisoners. who
Ven, locked up In their cells with the exception Of
cuttings around the yard at regular intervals
throughout the day. This number Will be considera-
hlv reduced as soon az the clothing shoe brush and
os,er Industries assigned to the prison in good
working order.
Miss Este,la Tompkins. daughter of the late
n oednsy Tompkins, Of this village was married
New-York tribune., 1897-01-06
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Nova Scotan brig Venturer which arrived
from Maceio Brazil. yesterday sugar-laden. went
ashore Romer Shoal while making harbor In
the fog. She was assisted off hour later by the
tug Jacob VI. Heath. The brig was not damaged.
Tomo Sargentich OF the Bank for Savings. No.
80 Fourth-sve.. acknowledges the receipt Of 800
from W. f. Dodge for the Montenegrin sufferers.
Chauncey NJ. Depew. who will deliver the grafton
at the Albany centennial celebration to-day will
leave here this morning AT $50 in his special car.
and will tomorrow morning He will be
accompanied by his son and Mr. and Mrs. Brad
ley Martin.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-06
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOENT VERNON.


The Board of Education at its stated meeting on
Monday night confirmed the rcappo'rtnen, OF
Ja-nes NJ Anderson as a men.be- Of the Boar1 OF
Library Trustees. The designations OF Misses Jen-
ME Horn.ch and Jessie Leroy as teachers were ac-
cepted. The Board received from Judge senate
notice ne had designated Saturday as the o~'
for hearing all truan. charges. communication
was also received from Mss Elizabeth MacMarta
stating her degre to introduce physical culture In
the schools II was referred TO a committee Ine
next meeting OF the Board viii be hell on MONDAY
night January H. whea the $4,000 In bonds ior th-
new High School will be sold.
Miss Emma Kathrfne Zeigle- and Louis Henry
Kronheld were married yesterday afternoon IN NO
g North Bleecker-st. by the Rev. Richard Staave.
pastor Of St. Johannes's Church. 1ne ceremony
was witnessed by large number OF irienas n,a q
breakfasi Mr. KronheId Is the Eastern repre-
sentative OF the valentine Va'nisn S9mpanE;
with his bride. he will live at NO Is East H's"''
eghth-st.. New-York City 49,. =, :.
The members of the Mount Vernon bar al d d
meeting held yesterday. decided upon the following
recommendations In relation 10 ;he changes o soon
10 made in the city charter The appoSinsin1ens
Of a stenographer for the Court OF Special ossi' ~
and CITY Court; the appointment OF an interpreter
AT $50 year: the payment OF SlW year 70 ,Iie
clerk Of the city Court and Court Of Special ses-
sions that the Mayor appoint prosecuting a,,or ,
ney prosecute all criminal cases ana Iapad
sandford stephen J. stilwell. Herbert ID. Lent VI
G. Bell and Joseph Wood was appointed, 10 G,ing
Hiawatha Lodge Of Free. Masops could not hsve
held public installation OF It's Officers on Mohoay
night and accommodated all VINO "otIo tha I'm nare
focked into the lodgeroorn. As II was, the room loom
was more than filled with the 800 TO wnom MoI-
shipful Master william T. standen sent nyltaons
Among the guests was a delegation OF PnliddeiphIa
brethren friends Of Mr.. Standen: also delega,ons
from New-York City lodges, from BROOKLYN fon-
kers w-Rochelle. Port Chester and other places
also several members OF The Grand LoGse 6.sor AM
W Harrington. Moses D Getty ana George ";
Johns Right worshRS JaWes Fl Gf HeSTy sGis1
Pruser was grand marshal of the installation; -.
Edward Phipy,s real estate dealer was tne
csns~ ~ Sunerintendent Thomas Devne OF the
i'njon Trolley Company appearing before justice
schatz yesterday to answer charge OF having az,
fempted TO kill him. Phipps Is the owner OF
building in First-st used as waiting-room by me
trolley company. and he says that when ne caiIeu
for MS rent on December g. quarrel arose, dur
ing which Devine drew revolver and threatened
10 shoot him Devine said Phipps go: his rent ano
,ben asked 10 be admitted the office, where
there was 5000 being counted. Devne said that
Phipps tried TO force the door ana ne od mn Una,
reserved his decision
New-York tribune., 1897-01-06
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Greater New-York charter hearing. City Hall.
Aqueduct Commissioners meeting. p. m.
Bowdoin Alumni Association dinner. Hotel Savoy.
$50 D.
Lecture by Simon Sterne before Young Mems
Hebrew Association Carnegie Hall. p, m
President Guntons lectWe No "a Union Square.
y.
John A. Dix Post No. l35 G. A. r.. installation
and entertainment Tuxedo. evening.
General Society Of Mechanics and Tradesmen.
No IS East Sixteenth-st.. p. m.
John ]. o. Brien Association No IS Forsyth-st.,
r. m
The aid 10 Little Mothers" Webster Hall, East
EIeyenth-st
New-York tribune., 1897-01-06
MAlfARONEcK.

An entertainment for the children OF ST. Thomas s
Parish will be given in the parish house tonight
There will be refreshments. music and games. The
teachers and those Interested in the parish will be
in charge.
Miss Margaret Mae Gowan. Of Mamaroneck and
Charles johnson Holmes Of Jersey City. were mar
ried In ST. Thomas's Church on Sunday afternoon
by the rector. the Rev. f. F. German. Following
the wedding a reception was held at the home OF
Mrs John T. Huntley Harbor Island after
which Mr. and Mrs Holmes started for their new
home In Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-06

The Lutteman Swedish Male Quintet is the mos,
important musical factor in the performance at the
Pleasure Palace. The Brothers Webb. English mu-
steal clowns. made their American debut on Thurs
day Gymnastics provided by the six Glinseret
It's and the Hanons McAvoy and May create
laughter, and droll singing and character sketches
are given by the Baron Duo and Stewart and Nor
ton. Dan Waldron does black-face act ana there
are singing By Frencelli and Lewis. sharpshootins
BY Alexandra Martens. banjo playing by POLK and
Rollins. with Dolly Theobald and Georgia Howard
Mr. and Mrs. sydney Drew play "A Mode! Young
Man, a, Proc,or's Treatre. Twenty-third-st. Miss
Ollie Torbett plays the violin and gratifes the as
semblles The enjoyment IL helped out by the
Brothers Horn Herr Grais and his donkey and
equestrian baboon. Wood and Shepard. Tom LEWIS
and Charles Ernest Ando, Omme and Alright
Danny Mann and Donna Nine Borelli. the three
Rossi Brothers. J. c. Stephens. West ann fowief
and Charles and Jennie Stuart.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-06
TARRYTOWN.

The second Of the series Of dances being given
monthly at the Young Mems Lyceum took place on
Monday night. Wallis Odel acted as floor manager
With John r. schal. jr. assistant. Among those
present Miss Grace Ely Miss Dennis Miss
Davis. Miss Grace White. Mrs. Walworth, Miss
Bessie Tompkins. Misses Fanny and Louise Bird
Mrs George DeIacey. Mrs McElravey. Mr.. and Mrs
o. J. Lyons Miss Addie Coley. Miss Lizzie Newman
and W. A. H. Ely Harry White. Frank Davis, John
Bing. Ira and Herbert Tompkins. David Day. Seth
The Chauncey Realty Company OF the town OF
Greenburs. Westchester County. was incorporated
New-York tribune., 1897-01-06

Yesterday morning to Howard G. Bishop. son o.
Jesse Bishop. Of Wilson's station. about two miles
from Sing Sing The ceremony took place In Trim
ity iiy Episcopal Church the Rev. G. W Ferguson Of,
fciating. in the presence of large number o OF
was the maie Of honor and the oridesmad' we;s s
Srdsgroom. Si1S Miss Edith Hail. Of White Plains: Miss
Tompkns q Yonkers and Miss rs Crane sSoI q Lake %
Slanoyt Syyort a cousin OF the bridegroom and the
,,shers were William Hall. OF White Plains. and
Dudley Tompkins. OF Sing Sing brother OF the
New-York tribune., 1897-01-06
HASTINGS.

The Installation OF the newly elected officers Of tho
Y. NJ c. A. following meeting Of the members, took
place last evening. Guests were present from Yon-
kers. Dobbs Ferry. Ardsley and other places and
pleasant evening enjoyed The officers installed
were: President Joseph +. Murphy vice-president
John J. Martin: treasurer. J. W. Lawler: recording
secretary, John 7. Fitzgerald: financial secretary.
Thomas f. Martin.
George Bohner, superintendent OF Mount Hone
Cemetery has resigned that office and George HarrI-
New-York tribune., 1897-01-06
DOBBS FERRY

Papers were served yesterday upon Wayne Fox
principal Of the school at Dobbs Ferry In a
breach Of promise suit. brought by Miss Clara Bar
ton the daughter of Eugene Barton. a carpenter
and builder OF Croton Landing. Miss Barton who
IA nineteen years old, claims damages in the sum
OF $1,000 and alleges that Fox has been paying at
tention to her for the last two years while he
was q schoolteacher at Croton. prior TO his en-
gagement at Dobbs Ferry She says that they
we're 10 have been married last September when
20 her surprise she heard Of his marrag to a Mrs.
Rr,indage widow, also n resident Of Croton
New-York tribune., 1897-01-06

veerday by the Secretary Of State in Albany TO deal
in Wes,chester County real estate Inc capita IS
e.oc m and the directors are Horace Russell. Her
man O. Armour Joel b. Erhsrdi. Cornelius ~ BIS,
~, :, Voorhis Thomas G. Dunham. OF New \ fork
S'jiv and Frank Waller. OF Morrstown. y.
About nifty workmen Who were engaged at "kaak.
o.,, Iohn D. Rockefeer's property. converting II
INTO large park have been laid OF on account Of the
weaher For the last four months about one-hundred
iahorers have been constantly employed grading,
;erracing and improving the property.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-06
Now Ready for Sale.

Order through any Newsdealer,
buy on the Elevated Railroad news
stands, or send direct to THE
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THE TRIBUNE.
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DR. KERSHNER'S NEW APPOINTMENT.

Dr. Edward Kershner formerly medical M
spector In the United States Navy has been APP
poin,ed w the Commissioners OF Charities q
chief OF the medical stan OF the Randalrs islana
Hospital He will enter upon the discharge OF nv
duties tomorrow
Since seyerinR his connection with the Navy III
Kershuer has been elected vice-2resident OF toe
medical alumni of New-York University ana pro.
fessor OF hygiene In the postgraduate schoo OF
the Medical School and Hospital OF this city. hs
60 also a member Of the Union League Club.
n, Kershner was heet-surgeon Of the North Az
,arttc souadron while Admiral Richard w Meads
NO. IN command He was court t-martialled In May
,sos on charges preferred by Admiral Meade. accus'
Ing DR. Kershner OF violating the naval regulation.
,n for~arding privately 10 the officers copies os
oo,cial documents which subsequently appeared -
nr,r, ana Of scandalous conduct The iatter
charge according to the specification was that ns
,a,,oorv at his trial on the first charge was taiss
~ WAS impliedly a charge OF perjury ana pess3
sranss ~ naval officer, II created sensation. IL
co,,r, martial found DR.. Kershner guiity I'm" ."
~as dismissed from the service.
coUrORT or TRAVELLERS INCREASED
,rhs Midland Railway of England has at,sen~
a,r,nr.cars to It's trains running between N
..,, and London. thus adding materially !" -
co,nsor, of travellers by this popular line '"''~'
ehs ever picturesque Peak Of Deroysn"~
New-York tribune., 1897-01-06
CROTON FALLS.

The wedding OF Miss Louise Everett. daughter OF
w. w. Everett. OF this place. TO j. DE Tours Len
tilhon Of New-York City. is announced take
place on Wednesday, January 20. There will be no
reception as Mr.. and Mrs. Lenthon will immedi-
atey after the ceremony go to Bermuda on their
wedding trip
New-York tribune., 1897-01-06
AMONG THE MUSIC HALLS.

The feature which holds the place of honor at
the end OF the programme at the Olympia Music Hal.
this week is entitled "Sillys Dinner" 1t employs
the services of Miss Cora Routt and Little
Egypt" and thus affords the audience the op-
portunty TO two persons who were present on
the celebrated occasion at Sherrys and who
really know something about what happened
there. Miss Louise Beaudet continues TO sing at
the Olympia, and Mile Karina continues to dance.
The rest OF the present programme is made up Of
Mile Flora, the De Forests. Edward Latel Miss
Pearl Andrews Bocksom and Page. James Thorn
ton and the Nelson Sisters.
Another combination OF French and English
songs Is offered by Mile Yvette Guilbert at Roster
e. Balls this week. Those which have proved
most popular have been retained In the repertory.
Mile. Guilbert will remain at this music hall for
only two weeks The Osranis. musical &C.
centres. making their first appearances at this
house and are suitably welcomed. The Krone
mann Brothers. clowns and gymnasts. are another
novelty. and Miss Virginia Aragon does her diff
cult and interesting performance on the wire.
The Merrilees Sisters, the Zedoras. the Dunhams.
Williams and Walker and the biograph remain.
Numerous popular entertainers appear in the
tinuous performance at Tony Pastors Theatre.
Miss Amelia Glover heads the bill. and 1t Is filed
by the Rinehart family. dancers and vocalists:
Barnes and Sisson. Miss Maud Raymond. serlo-
Bartca. Billy Payne. Lord and Rowe. Byron and
Blanch the three Renos. the two Bernards. Cross
and Holden and the MrambO trio
No change Is to be noted In the attractions at the
Eden Musee or In their popularity. Moving pictures
New-York tribune., 1897-01-06

are shown to large gatherings OF people, and they
are entertained by the usual concerts
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VALUABLE ANNUAL.

Complete returns Of the Presiden-
tial election, with the Statistics Of the
past year, Financial, Commercial
Social, and Educational, and a va
riety Of special features Of timely
interest, are supplied by THE TRIB
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New-York tribune., 1897-01-06
The Linen Store
Annual Sale.

But to-day we present the particu-
lars of the Austrian sort only.
These are not so heavy as Irish, Scotch, or
Barnsley goods, but are particularly fine and
handsome in appearance.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-06

No change Is to be noted In the attractions at the
Eden Muste In their popularity. Moving pictures