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MOUNT VERNON.

FIRE was discovered early yesterday morning IN
g large barn on the estate Of August j. Navier. IN
Fleetwood The flames soon consumed the build
ing and spread TO another barn near by The second
harm was burned also. and the hremen had much
dtricultv ia saving the house. All the STOCK was
saved hut the hay and other contents OF me Daihs
wtYa lost, The origin of the ire Is unknown
woman Of apparent refinement, wearing "a
,ealskin cloak and considerable JeWelry was ar
rsened In the Court Of Special Sessions yesterday
rnofning for intoxcatiOn ana disorderY conduct;
Patrolmau Reider told Judge Schatz that ne had
arrested her early I'm the morning. ana thal she
w, so drunk that she could scarcely walk; Nhen
ne attempted TO take her 10 the station ne salu'
she abused him IN violent language Inc woman
said she was Mrs Thomas Flynn, OF NO w FRANK
Dn-aVe, and that she had come from New or
on a trolley-car and was going home. judge SchatZ
yeprtnanded her severely. and told her 1t was 700
had that there was not a public whppng-post LOT
v,omen IKE her He then found her guilty or the
learned that the name and address given by me
prisoner were fictitious, and that she took tram
for NeW-YOrk - 49, 1-,...
iectured Yesterday in the Mount Vernon Hlgh
School on Reading As d Fine Art
The police OF this city were much surprised yes
,ereday 10 learn that the case OF Rapnael MOTTO.
the hoy burglar arrested In this city asi week ioI
treaking into the italian Bank. has been dlsposeH
~ MOTTO had been held to await the ACTON OF me
Grand Jury at White Plains. but that body mas
no. been In session. and the boy was taken neto G
County Judge Lent Saturday. pleaded guilty pa
me charge OF burglary, and was Committed 70 'he
New.York Catholic PrOtectory. in West Chester
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PORT CHESTER.

Tho news OF the death Of Elmer Scott, OF the I'd
Connecticut Volunteer Infantry now at Savannah.
Ca, reached here yesterday. Al the beginning OF
he war with Spain Scott employed as clerk
q, the First National Bank and his patriotism led
hin, 10 give UP his place and enlist in the Army.
Wis death was caused by spinal meningitis con
,racfed in camp. Scott twenty-five years Oh,
and leaves mother, who IS widow The body
will probably be brought 10 Port Chester for burial
Niuch excit ement was caused in Main-st. on sun
dsv night by Edward OToole formerly well,
known baseball pitcher VINO became insane and
r1arted IN 10 wreck the house Of his father. Ber-
nard O'Toole. Mr. and Mrs O'Toole fled from the
house and Informed Policemen Hickey and Tea
who after much difncuty OverpOWered the mad
man and took him to the police station AZ
O'Toole was being dragged out Of the house ne
seized heavy door and tore q from its hinges.
q Toole is about twenty-five wears OLD. and has
been demented for about two years. HIS condition
is due 10 cigarette smoking. 1t is said he some
times consumed many rs ten boxes Of cigarettes
. dsv lie will he examined to-day for commit
mert 70 the Poughkeepsie Asylum for the Insane.
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shadwick Rotterdam via Dicppe tor New-York;
Prav-le Point Jan 29-Passed. steamer Mannheim
Ger. Ockelman, New-York for Flushing. -
Isle Wight, Jan 30Fassed. steamer Nont0a'fn 'DP'
Morgan, New-York for London. a.
Hull Jan 2S-Saied steamer Idaho tRi). FORTH New
York s-,, ID,
Fa-wtch Jahuary 27-AUived steamer Leconheld (br)'
sunderiand Jan 2s--sailed Hero CNoD. Wulf.
NeW-York. -...-, =.
DEER, I..nzen. New-York for Christiania
Bristol. 3o-Arrived steamer Boston NY 'DF''
Barclay New-York -.
Ter Bremen for New-Nork. 10, - =,
Hamburg Jan 2a-Satied steamer Pretoria ''er) hopl'
New-IOrk. ,,,.,-. ~
Freeh. NeV-York.
Bridsss New-York Marsees. etc. Goth. Trave GER
ChristOners - o,. .. -. ,,,z-.-y.
Gen Albers from Genoa and Naples for New-York
Genoa Jan 25-Arrived, steamer Brdos~ad (5 Pesrn'
Palermo. Jan 2s-sailed steamer Pawnee d8r Aiken
he Tecte Jan 2s-sailed Pockng.on OBJ, Da-
v,es New-York .
New York N, o,,-
,-oro no ranelro New-York.
81 Lucia Jan 2S-Sailed, steamers Hemer 'Brl, Farrell
,-on santos etc New York Goth HorroN (B) Cado-
gan from Santos for New-fork
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY
WHITE PLAINS.

Surrogate silkman has issued testamen'ary 'e'.
tors n Gilbert NJ. Todd. executor OF the VIII OF
Catherine Kelly Of Ossinins and 10 Mary a
DoepeL Sophia NJ. Doepo. and William D. poepe"
executors Of the Will of John G. Doepel, OF Mount
Vernon. Letters Of administration have beeh -
sued o. Katie Greenwald or me estate OF he' nus
band. Bernard Greenwad, OF Aonktrs ~ rohr
In The matter Of the probate Of the VIII or 9ohn
Inc Dobbs Ferry Hospital. Surrogate Shkman mas
admitted 20 probate Inc will dated March i lN-,
which a daurhter Fannie r. Mcdonald, now dead
was ihe beneficiary A question has been Iaisr ,
he Executed the Val Of March |, 1892 bat TIE sur
rogate. in his OPINION SSsS '5SS and for some
NM tine r., performed many acts which we're
enna-enflv those of a rational man; that he Wa
moi suffering from paresis the testimony 0e Ina
that on March ! 1872 ne had sufficient rat4nan'y
20 know The extent Of his property ana hao L"
The viii Of susan Bacon Of Mount Vernon. mas
been fled in the Surrogate's office Ihe son ana a
Hsrriet u stone both OF Mount Vernon, and Mrs
CorneNa Critenden. Of Utica. are the princin"d TX
atsfive ai' The viii Of Peter b. Curry Of York
town. has also been filed for probate H.. .,or,,e,
In the Board of Supervisors. yesterday horH t,
,he legislative Committee was directed 10 nave
the present contradictory provisions or tne "a" ont
oarSing biennial town elections SrdEhttlltu OuI'
ss al present II is uncertain whether the town
officers TO be elected al the Goinlns sPi"S nefiton
containing more than seven hundred sighatuI ;
was presen}ed wb6se duty has been to look after
children placed out from the nshouss IN rr,i,
ton Of the Board on January g. supervisor Miigr
resolution directing counsel 10 the Board 10 sIr'
ave extenslon Commissioners could De investigated
bv the Board of Supervisors or by the Town Boafu
stated maj the town of Greenburg had issued $780,
90 bonds for the extension Of the avenue ron l!t
chester had issued $4,000 bonds for building bridges
on the avenue ana tneIe seemed 10 oo r n0 a.
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Municipal Council City Hall. p
Poultry Show. Madison Square Garden.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings.
Annual meeting Of New-York Society for the
Suppression of Vice, Association Hall p
Lecture by James Altman No. 545 East Eleventh
st., p.
c. H. Cranes lecture. Seawanhaka Corinthian
Yacht Club, p. m.
Young Mems Democratic Club No 3ol Throop-
ave- Brooklyn. p. N.
Meeting at Pelham Manor Club house 10 oppose
confscation by trolley lines, p. m.
Social Reform club. NO. 10 University Place. s
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HOME NEWS.
.1rNr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
FNfPIRE-Charles a. Rawley. Of Lexington. Ky,
and F. A. Gaylord Of Boston FIFTH AVENUE
Ex-Governor G. Warren Lppitt Of Rhode Island.
UOFFMAN-Judge Andrew Hamilton of Albany.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Eugene Hale OF Maine MAN
HATTAN-Ma jor- General J. Ford Kent, l. :. A.
MURRAY HILII-Colonel +. NJ. Hoffman, Of Cen
eral Roe's stan y. c. y. Y. WALDORF-Major
General Wesley Merritt l.. S. A; Major-General
Nelson A. Miles. L. S A. and Ex-Governor W. a.
McCorkle. Of West Virginia.
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NORTH TARRYTOWN.

A number of well-known residents OF this To-
cality have organized the Westchester County Out
ing and Pleasure Club. The officers William H.
INLAND president; Jacob Kreidier, Vice-president ];
Morris Munich and John Wrinkles. secretaries. and
John Melin, treasurer
Miss Helen Rollins, Of Yonkers president OF the
Westchester County Womans Christian Temper
ance Union will address the local branch to-mor-
row at the home Of Mrs. John Tompkns. in Wash
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NFW-ROCHELLF

Mrs Eliza Jane Brown. wife OF George p Brown.
q retired newspaper man. died al her home. No II
J.elsnd-aye. Residence Park. on Sunday evening
Mrs Brown seventy years old. and was born
In New-York City. Her husband. two sons and
daughter survive her The funeral viii he held
fo-norrow afternoon ~ the home.
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TARRYTOWN

The Ladies Aid Society Of the Ashury Meth
odis, Episcopal Church Will mold socable on
Thursday evening.
The funeral OF Mrs. Eliza Reed, who died on
Saturday. Will be held this afternoon at the home
Of her sOn-in-law. George Il. Hutchinson. No. %
Church-st The Rev. Arnold IL. Redding, rector of
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YONKERS.


Jacob Read died yesterday at the home OF MS
daughter. Mrs. Wilbur ketcham. IN quincy ece'
For nearly three years he had been a sufferer from
the malady which finally caused his death MI
Road WAS horn in Southeast Putnam County, Sep
fenber 81 1878 His father. Rooney Reau, lousnt
I'm the War of 1872 and his grandfather was ~ wy
Revolutionary War Mr.. Read wac only s'enei,
then only hamlet and in his residence mere OF
nearly seventy years he held many places or I'M
age trustees and trustee OF old Dlsuict StOvi
No before the consolidation of the pubic scnool.,
under Board OF Education he Wa Ioi III III
years the sole representative or Nohkers III wy
hoard of Supervisors OF Weschester County, ana
in that time he always on NUMBER OF I'M
portant committees lie was for many years
ir,istee Of the Yonkers Savings Bank, and AT the
time OF his death was one or It's Vlce-pl @ no
When the Board Of Water Commissioners was OF
ejoners and was chosen treasurer OF the Board,
place he held at the time OF hS pg I frsTcrni
ties. Mr.. Read married IN lAo MISS HalhaiiinSS ~
Mann who died In December, issl FIVE chI.d reh
now surViVe--GeOrge Leander and DaVld H. hrdu'
Amanda Gibson. of White Plains. Mr.. Read for
merry conducted large sugar boiling piaht on me
property now occupied by the National sugar re-
nncry For many years had attended the FIRST
Methodist Episcopal Church. in North broduWd!
and there the funeral will be held tomorrow al
Quoted by the Rev. John J. Reed pastor OF me
church assisted by the Rev, DIT. David Co.e' tor,
the Rev DR. Charles E. Allison pastor Of the Day
spring Presbyterian Church. - -
An attractive entertainment was given last even
ing i'm the hall Of the Womans Institute. under the
auspices Of Keskeskick Cnapter. Daughters OF the
American Revolution. The canlata Al a fe p
Garden" was sung ny the cnSr oi ue 70 re fund
TO erect a monument commemora ting the battle OF
White Plains. ~. ,,,, C,....,.~,. Chi, hone.
This evening for members and their friends will
bring the January festivities TO close
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81 Marks Church will oficiate, and the ouriai
will be In Sleepy Hollow ,.,u c,,rame Court
today will hear further arguments IN the Sunr
ton proceedings instituted by tne n9I ntbers
aSainst the Mount Pleasant assessors ana o'hers.
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DFLNONICO'S -. 5.h Ave. 44th 81. Ia csrts
LEON FLOURET 5th-sve. &is,h Ale Tdh 81. 25(Musicl.
NORELLc's ...........4 West 10Th 81. Tdh. CIuslcJ
MARSU'S 1O4 ". "a B A L. Tdh.) %. & s. Alc) Music
MOTEL HUNGAHIA.4 Union So E. Tdh with wine. 81.
LJCHOW's GERMAN RESTAURANT. ITO E.i4th-st
TERRACE GARDEN 6sth-st.. near Lex.-avs. Ale.
CAFE HEUMANN. .B'way and Reade-st. Ale
AU CHAT NOIR. ISL W. B'y CTdh wine 5oc). Uptown.
AU CHAT NOIR, 20 ". % St. Ale Tdn. L'ch 5oc din.
AU CHAT NOIR, I6r (Music) After Theatre Suppers
MONTANELLIs. 1O7 ". ATHEIST. Elegantly remodeled
MONTANELLTS. Private ding rooms Unsurpassed
MONTANELLTs Tdh 75c. wine. Music) L, SOC. b. iOc
HuNGARIA REST } Recently enlarged and i'm
On 2i-ave 10th-st proved. Tdh. Ale. Cele
Cafe boulevard brated Gypsy Band
THOMAS G2unson Inn) So f. 59th ST. Hotel Roland
THE WENDELL. % r. 2oth-st Tdh.. Lch SOC. Ale
ARDJN 4 CHABEHTf ....... .125 \. est Goth st.
French Cal wines specially Ale. CTdh 50c. wine)
JACQUIN 81 West 2Gh-st Ale Tdh.. S5c.
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SIXTH AVENUE, 2OTH TO 21ST STREET,
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these COL
umns are recommended 10 the readers %,
THE TRIBINE thoroughly reliable. ana
business cnn be done br mail with the nu-
yerttser, with perfect safety.
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LOcAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

Michael BENJAMIN and Ignace Merklen and Louis
spalz composing the Merklen Manufacturing Com
pany manufacturers of furniture No $50 10 1896
East Third-st and No. Isl 10 1863 Goerck-st.. made
an assignment yesterday without preference to
Henry g. Shrenkesen Abram king their attor-
new said that the liabilities $1,000 and the
nominal assets 5000 Mr.. King said they could
not stand the competition OF Western manufactur-
ers who pat their goods on the market here At ex-
tremely low prices.
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FIRST SHOWING OF
SPRIN ING NOV l. T F {.
January 31st, Opening of Spring
selections i'm Dress Goods.
Derby EN- brOidered COrd-a
ribbed novelty powdered closely
with diamond dots; ten French
Shades.
MOhair Beaded POp1in,
Tringline,
Moss CrepOn,
CrepOn Covert.
Checked Armurette, Checked
COverts, and other strong assOrt-
ments of Tailor Suitings.
JAMES McCREERY & co,
Broadway and nth st.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 7l Sunset 57 Noon pm 1924 Moons 20
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
N-Sandy 1902 Gov Island 10 "a He'll Gate 0.23
PM-sandy Hook l0:4O Island 1112 Hell Gate :0l
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Justice Bookstaver, OF the Supreme Court. has
appointed Louis Zimmerman receiver In supple
mentary proceedings for George Henry Proctor, on
the application Of Car1oZO Bros. attorneys for
John Toner. who recovered a judgment against
Mr. Proctor for S5 692 Mr. Proctor has been presi-
dent Of the Pixies Peak Tunnel Mining Railway, Of
Arizona. and lived at the Waldorf when in this
CITY He formerly Owned all the stock Of that com
many amounting 10000 shares. except two
shares. bat has none now.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY I
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TODAY
Vessel For Line Malls close Vessel sails
Ftbiopia- Glasgow Anchor 10 90 a m 1900
Finance Colon, Panama u 90 m 200
sssie Bremen \ G Lloyd. .......... 100 100 a
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY /.
Andes Eayfi Atlas ................. 1000 1900
Britannic Liverpool White Sar----- 900 IL 90 m
81 Paul. Southampton Amer 100 m 1000
Southwark. Antwerp Red star; 1880 IN 200
Viglsncis Havana y & CHA. 100 m 300 N
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY .
senera Nassau g. 50 cuba. y & C.. loo 3:oO m
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR

Albany Jan 9O-The following is the Court OF Ap-
meals caendar for Tuesday. January 81 Nos. ST.
sl2 7e7 N3 s4. SIG. ST and Sa
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Court CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Anpelate Division-suprere Court-Recess.
Supreme Court-Appelate Term-Adjourned for the
supreme Court-specaI Term-Part Before Scott. J.
Motion calendar allied at 100 a m; p.,,-e root
stayer JCourt opens at 100 m TX P1rt ar
AdI GGic for the term
Case 40 502 Mercantile safe Deposit Company
Dlmon. No day calendar 49, ,,,,.
Supreme Court-Special Term-Part Nl-Betore Glider
sleeve Motions TO be from Special Term PAR l.
Supreme court-Tria Term-Part I-Before McAdsm
G795 e7s6 $751; 6.22 1904 400 1889 es26, 7o 7ase.
supreme court-Trlai Term-Parts III. ". and VI
supreme Court-Trlal Term-Part vII-Pefore Furs-
JNos 2aos 55 7s74 1913 e7S $eo ESQ $3.50
s2e $22o 1852 29si ?es$ ESQ ego $2 lt'i 2lo7
Supreme Court-Trial Term-Parts VIII. TX X. Xl ana
surrosstes Court-Chambers- Arnold. s.---Mo-
ton calendar called at 1920 m WIS for prooats
MARY Reilly. Mary \. Buel. Mary Emery. John A. c.
asenb sr AZ II mn FIT NJ Rnschhaupt isabe
A Nailoa. Arthur H. Dundon Catherine Foram, at p m
cour, pens at 1870 m No 1893 VIII OF Catherine G
s @ X N WI Of SO fI2 viii " Pauline
Goet, 10. 1925 viii Of Louis F. Hallon: No.
city VIZ cour-speci, Ter-Berore Hasca J-court
opens at 10 a. m Motions at 1890 a m; A..
civ Court--Tral Term-Parts I. H. III and Iv-Ad-
journed for the term
REFEREES APPOINTED.
surge ET gSo,t Court U
IN ,-npson agt. Kimball-L L. Delsned.
By Bookstayer J.
Perk agt Hampe.-J. p. Solomon,
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
Supreme Court.
By Bookstaver. j.
Sarah J. Burby agt. Katherine Cooney-Joseph Walker
1ohn 3 Toner agt George u. Proctor-Louis Zimmerman
Ffchburg Railroad Company AIT. James F. Doan-
Louis Hanneman.
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR
Albany. Jan 3O-The following is the Court OF Ap-
meals calendar for Tuesday. January 81 Nos. ST.
10 1917 M3. sl4. SIG. sl7 and S&
Announcements
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DIR RING DES NlBELUNGEN,

by Richard wagner
Second cycle Afternoons
tues afternoon FEB. 7. az ESQ. Das Rhe.ngod
Thurs afternoon Feb o at l...........D Die Walkure
Tues afternoon Feb. IA, az Seefrled
1.hrs afternoon Feb l6 12:4S. GotterdammeruRg
seats NOW sale al usual ticket Offices.
STFINWAY & SONS PIANOS USED.
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TREI AWNY OF THE WELLS.

MErRoPoLITAN OPERA HOUSE,
GP IN OPERA SEASON 1895 -V,
Under the direction of Mr. Maurice sIr"u' ,vo
r. ,narro,v Ev2 Feb 1. al 10 IhISl M IND
mo 49, IAN Lehman and Brena NM. Jean
and ID do Reszke and Van ROY SendEeSS SSneK
~ III Lehman Shumann-Heink, PeNny, MelS-
singer and savllle NM lean and I'd De keszNe' NUM-
mann Sat Aft Feb :. at 2-DE wALKURE. 49,
odI, -n On, Fames Schumann Heinz, Mantelli
vcileiIoger Pcvny Bauermelster kcudeL. Della, Moke
KELLOGG and Mare l'rema Nm Va" Dy'N' Dsp"S'n anu
Va" Sat. E,g Feb. = a. $ pop pr.eesmcAR9iEM, .r
Adams, Mn saleza. Bars Dufriohe. and Aibers
e1eta,. Mines Nordca, Manteln and Saville NM
Dinyou and Blspham Entire Orchestra. Condr Man
cinehi -ov, o..oL
NJ, q. b....-...U Barb.ere dl Siviglia
7-es afternoon Feb :, at 30 Das Rhengold
Tues Fv Feb az extra nerformancel Les Huguenots
II nAer the auspices Of The Purm Association.
We'd Evg Feb. $ at s.. .........-....- Lohensrin
Thurs af'ernoo', "a -, 90 Norr,a
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Announcements.

"Blackwood. -
Whipped Seam cum
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Justice Bookstaver has appointed Louis Hanne-
mann receiver in supplementary proceedings for
James f Dolan granite stone ccr.actor. Of Nos
42 10 44 East one hundred-9 nj INT III ST. the
application ~ the Fitchburg Railroad Company, a
Judgment creditor for 1888 Mr.. ljoan had contracts
Tor granite for the Museum OF Nat iral History. on
which there was due IN September last 5000. and a
contract at Troy. y. y where s9.si9 vas due at
The same time but his interest I'm the latter con-
tract has been assigned 10 the Twefth Ward Bank
He owns property In Trniiy-ave, valred at Nbo
and mortgaged for 400
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T. & w.
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Schedules OF Stevenson & Blew. wholesale dealers
in marble at No 427 West Fourteenth-st, show la
bilities. N2 i+5 nominal assets N3.s5 and actual
assets. $.O&.
The Sheriff has received execution against the
Swedish Cream and Butter Separator Company. at
No. IS Wilam-s for 81. III, IN favor OF Ellis Lord
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2nnseneflfs.

t~~>>-~r))~~o>~ >>~~>~~>
ACADEMY or MUSIC. i4th-st q irving Pl
LAST ANDREW MACK in THE RAGGED Earl,
WEEKS. Mats Wed. q sat. . Eve. Sis.
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Ale means la Carte; Tdh., Table d Hots Dinner.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26
FRANKLIN.

Franklin. Va, Nov. 25,-Mr. II. A,
Williams has returned from a visit to
Northern cities.
The A. S. N. Co. has newly fitted GU,
the steamer Lakewood.
Mrs. Mcdowell, who has been here
with her daughter, Miss Eunice who
mas been quite sick, returned 10 her
nome to-day. Miss Eunice is improv-
ing.
Miss Nellie Bryant spent last Wed
nesday at Suffolk.
Mrs. r. /. Leary and two children
who have been visiting relatives and
friends, returned to her home to-day
Rev. c. II. AIagce has returned tc
Franklin and his many friends here are
very much pleased to hear him again
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VIRGINIA BEACH.
PREPARATIONS TO ENTERTAIN
WINTER GUESTS-PERSONA

PREPARATIONS TO ENTERTAIN
WINTER GUESTS-PERSONAL
Virginia Beach, Va, Nov. 25-Nian-
ager Morton has quite a number Of
worlSmen engaged. who are putting
things in good shape. preparatory to
the coming of the winter guests. AL
ready several kilograms have been re-
ceived engaging rooms for persons who
are leaving the far distant Northern
chimes as soon as the winter has really
set in. A telegram was received from
canada to-day announcing the coming
of several, who will pass the winter
months at the Princess Anne. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmund Pendleton and Miss Den
ison arrived to-day from Bar Harbor,
Maine, and will spend December here.
Mrs. Pendleton Is q Virginian by birth.
Manager Morton is pleased with the
prospect of fine season, as he was also
delighted with the present of superb
rock fish, sent to him by Mr.. Sheppard
James, which Weighed twenty-five
pounds and measured thirty-three
inches. AS may readily be Imagined.
1t was q curiosity to those who are not
used to saltwater fish.
The Rev. Mr.. Savage has with him
his sister, Mrs. Coles, from Oregon,-who
comes to visit him during the winter.
They are keeping house in the Noting
ham cottage. Mr.. Savage is preparing
to open rcading-room for the benefit
of sailors and others, which will doubt
less be q source of interest and comfort
to them.
Miss Julia Ward has house party
in her cottage, composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. Beacham. OF Baltimore: Mrs.
Fritz Louis Sandrey, and Miss Priscilla
Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. Beacham went up
to-day to attend n luncheon given them
by Mr. Edward Higgins. at the Country
Club.
The improvements on the Carr cot
tage are progressing rapidly, and when
completed will make 1t one of the most
desirable here. There VIII be five bed
rooms. with a large bay window. on
the side next to MIR. NJ. II Cookies.
An oyster roast will be given by Mr..
Morton to his guests in the hotel in the
near future.
Following is a list of the arrivals
since Friday: J. l.. Harmar and wife,
Horace Klein. 7. II. Harris. New York;
s. IT. r. Shields. Philadelphia: \. H. S.
Echeclager, Richmond: p. H. Mason,
G. F.. Aging, Il. Il. Wilkins. Gustave
Niskley, Syracuse. n. Y; Helen Z.
Hoenthal. Amy l.. Hoenthal, DR.. and
Mrs. Mngan. New York; II. G. Nelson
and wife. Plttsburg.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-26

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