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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
CONGREGATIONAL MINISTER'S MEET.
THE sIXTY-THIRD REGULAR SESSION OF TIT
MANHATTAN ASSOCIATION HELD
IN BROOKLYN.

The Manhattan Congregational Association heI1 us
sxty-thrd regular meeting in the Bushwick Avenue
Church. Brooklyn, yesterday. Among the delegates
were the Rev Dr. A. ]. Lyman the Rev Or. > H.
Virgin tho Rev J. c. Wilson, the Rev. A. f. New
ton. the Rev. Dr. II. A. Stmson. the Rev John Brit
tan Clark. the Rev. DR.. A. j. F. BeArends' the rev
f. H. Byington. the Rev. Charles Herald the Kew.
Dr. c. c. Creegan. the Rev. Charles w. King. the
Rev Samuel W. King. the Rev. Messrs Billman.
Buell. Gilman, Henry. James. John kershaw w. 7.
McElveen. Noble. Walton, F. /. Wheat. Richards
Spauding Miller, Krkwood. d. B. Pratt, Fisher
Williams Andrus and BOnfils .
The Rev. Mr.. McElveen the Moderator called the
meeting order and read the Scripture lesson. afer
which the Rev Mr.. Krkwood offered prayer. The
secretary the Rev. Frank I. Wheat. OF Woodhaven.
read the minutes OF the previous meeting. which
were approved committee was appointed TO draw
up resolutions of sympathy with the families OF
members OF the association who have died
The Rev. j. c. Elliott. at his own request, was
dismissed from the association. as he contempIa'es
taking orders in the Episcopal Church In the cleo
ton OF officers the Rev. d. Butler Pratt was chosen
Moderator while the Rev. F: l. Wheat was re-elect-
ed secretary and treasurer. .
The Rev. DR.. Behrends gave an interesting reading
The Study Of the Greek Testament by the
Pastor"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
MEYERS 4 DESPERATE FELLOW.
THE LICE SUSPECT HIM OF BEING THE
SLAYER OF THE BROOKLYN Sen
TON. sTELTz AND OF JAMES
c. PITTS IN SUMMIT


Fritz Movers the burglar who shot and Killed
Policeman Fred Smith, Of the Fifth-st stauoh'
early Yesterday morning. was remanded 10 prison
Yesterday for examination to-day by coroner
Dobbs after having been turned over to the )uris-
diction OF the Coroner 49, Magistrate wentworth
IN the Essex Market court The prisoner had no,h-
ing TO saw to the Coroner about the killing OF the
policeman although he Is alleged to have toid the
nolce that he had shot the officer in seii-delehce
and was sorry he had not killed himself Inc ony
remark he made to the Coroner was that ms
parents live in Germany.
CAPTAIN McClusky Of the Detective Bureau sao
Yesterday that Meyers IVES mel er OF what the
,o,,ce called The Dutch house robbers. gang
Which was formerly led by GreenWald, the nlul-
derer of LYMAN S. Weeks. OF BROOKLYN LN.ty
member of the gang was a dangerous cidldCte.'
said Captain McClusky. taking pleasure IN shoo'-
ing at people just for fun. , t..o,
The police suspect Meyers OF having committee
other serious crimes He bears a striking rcsein-
hiance TO the man wanted for the murder OF 'eoise
Steltz the assistant sexton OF the Most Holy ilill
ity Church in Brooklyn. +. D.. on August ~ dni
10 the SLAYER OF James c. Its and assahaht OF
his housekeeper In Summit \. j., a rev Weeks
ago one of the men wanted Tor the Hlurutr vi
Sfeltz Is said to lack the first joint on inc liidex
Snper Of the left hand Meyers left hand has
similar Disagreement. . ,,.,, .,o
several persons tried yesterday to Identity the
prisoner as the person whom they had seen run
ming away from the church In which Steltz was
murdered about the time the crime is supposed 70
have been committed. but all the attempts were
unsatisfactory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28

PRESIDENT MKINLEY SATISFTED-MAY MOVE
AGAINST CENTRAL PACIFIC NEXT

PRESIDENT MKINLEY sATIsF1ED-MAY MOVE
AGAINST CENTRAL PACIFIC NEXT
Washington Oct N.-President Mckinley is we'll
satisfied with the manner in which the Union Pa
ciac Railroad settlement is proceeding and has not
the slightest doubt that the best possible
nent has been made for the Governments inter-
ests.
Attorney General McKenna to-day fully confirmed
the statements heretofore made TO the recent
offer Of the Reorganization Committee and It's
ceptance by the Government, by which the full
amount OF the Governments claim against the
main line of tho Union Pacific Railroad. principal
and interest. is guaranteed This amount is
something In excess OF $5S 10000 and includes
standing bonds issued in aid Of the road to the
amount Of S9.065l2. OF this sum sl5.99.5l2 be-
comes due on January l, 1885, and $3l57.cc0 on jan
uary /. 1899 Whether or not the Reorganization
Committees original Increased bid of sJo.00ocoO
holds good In a proportionate share as to the Kan
sas Pacific road Is an open question. The master
In chancery fixed this amount at approximately
%0DOvc, and the contention undoubtedly will be
that the guarantee offer OF this amount holds good.
This question. however, IL regarded as OF little or
40 consequence. as II is confidently expected that
take place December 10, the Reorganization
Committee will bid W 10 the full amount Of the
Governments claim aud the hfsl mortgage bonds.
It's interests 1t Is said would compel IL 70 do this
II by any chance, however. the committees bid
should fall short Of the full amount Of the Gov
ernment's claim II is almost certain that the Gov
eminent itself. acting under the authority con-
ferred by the OF 1887. will be prepared to bid
is likely TO arise and the statement is made from
high official that the net result OF the deal
with the Reorganization Committee Will undoub,
eddy be the realization OF the full amount OF the
Governments claims against both the Union Pa
'' The sT next move Of the Government toward final
settlement OF the whole bond-aided railroad Ques-
tion. 1t Is said will be the institution OF proceed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
4 CHTRCHS SILVER JUBILEE.

In commemoration Of the twcnty-hfth annver-
gary of the Church OF the Puritans. at One-hun-
dred and-thireth-st and Flfth-ave special ser
vice was held last evening. The Rev. Dr. C. "A.
Standard made the opening speech and the Rev.
Dr Edward l.. Clark. the first pastor OF the
church, and now pastor OF the Central congre-
gational Church. OF Boston. delivered an eloquent
address
The Rev. DR. +. II. Marling. who conducted the
services at the church after DR.. Carks retire
ment and before the appointment of the present
pastor the Rev Dr. Charles ]. Young, was the
asst speaker. He referred to the early history IF
the church as one OF work. struggle, disappont-
ment and the victory" and spoke OF the original
Church OF the Puritans, which stood at Fifteenth
st and Broadway. Though unconnected with that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
NEW-YORK CITY.

Mavor Strong has Informed the Fire boaIu lia'
no will be pleased TO present set OF seven n'e
tho new freboa. the William l.. strong "ii0" 10 "
he launched in a few weeks.
1ustice Tr,ax in the Supreme Court yesterday
granted a writ Of habeas corpus directing 'he sup
intendent of the BloomnGdale Insane AS!
nroduce In court Robert L. Reade, VINO mas Io'
several months been inmate OF the ihs"'"''o-''
with a view to his release as sane. feaoe was o"oe
very wealthy but spent most OF his properly
Surrogate Arnold yesterday began taxing 'es"-
nnonv in a contest over the will OF Mrs Mar! 'ic-
Arthur the mother of John Macarthur OF 'he III, %.
{ .afin Company, who died last June lea'ihs "e'
whole estate OF $4,000 to her son Thomas 10 'he
clusion of her two other sons and -FOUR nia'iieu
daughters and a fifth daughter who Is a sister Vi
CHARITY The excluded relatives are con'estns
tho nrobate OF the will The hearing Is hKeiy ~
last for several days.
The cornerstone Of the Church OF the Holy nm
itv East Eghty-eighth-st.. near Frst-aVe'. VIII %
laid on Monday at p m. The church 10 W ~
erected by Miss Rhinelander. in memory OF WIN
lam Rhinelander and William c. Rhineiander'
In the Temple Israel OF Harlem Fifth-ave ana
west One-hundred -and-twenty- ffth-st, to-morro"
night the Rev DR.. N. H. Harris VIII lecture Oh
.Tho Value of Our Good Name in the Municipal
Contest"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
NEW-ROCHELLE.

,rbo rne,nhers Of the New Rochelle Educatiohai
Assoc,ation held a meeting on Tuesday hien' ~
Mouton Hall and preparations were made TOT ac-
tive work The association consists OF wen-Kno"n
citizens who have organized to assist the boaro oi
Education. -...o,.
IT.. case Of G. Oliver Iselin against the assessors
1 he presented for final hearing before 'qsti ,
Tvkman In White Plains. on SATURDAY WI. !se.t IN
asks TO have his personal and real asses'i'''' ~
duced from $4,000 to $4,000. , ,>o.r,o,.
Some Of the members Of the Ere Depai 4, I've
narade and inspection tomorrow nignt' peSausss
Relief Engine Company has received the rlsnt %
voung men of the village. and their equlpfnent Is
more elaborate than that of the other companies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
VERDICT AGAINST ASSESSORS.
JUSTICE DYKMAN FINDS THAT THE WHITE
PLAINS BOARD HAS DIsREGARDED POSI-
rrVE, EVIDENCE.

Justice J. O Dykman, in the Supreme Court
White Plains has handed down a decision In the
enpication of Gilbert A. Wright and Louisa Wright
for a correction Of their assessments. made by the
assessors OF the town of White Plains The JUS
tice finds that the assessors have dsregaroed posi-,
.,,.o Evidence and based their decision upon belief
sna differences uniustifed by evidence"
The REALTORS had been assessed for personal prop
erty TO the amount OF $1,000 and they said they
should be exempt therefrom upon the ground OF
non-residence. Mr. Brown declares that he mas
,,,,ad IN the CITY of New-York since the middle OF
November 1896 This statement the Justice mas
stood and remained uncontradicted. ana us creu
,hiiitv was not shaken in any way. Under those
circ,nstances IL was the duty OF the assessors 70
fniIou .he evidence and be governed by II. Inc
ro ;Ss,ce nj louisa Wright must also be deemed TO
ba in New-York CITY. not only by reason OF the
rule O. law that her residence follows MAJ OF nei
evidence before the assessors the assessors rs
sass thenn for personal property and that assess
ment must therefore be removed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28

Finicky about his clothes. young
man requires far more alterations
than any other man.
We don't make to order, but we
make to ft-young or old.
Only it costs young men less.
Mems Fail suits sr5 to $780, oyercoats si2 to $50
Surprised that with our reputation
for the best in clothing we should
advertise 81. 50 mems shoes
They're not S. 50 shoes; only
marked that price to build up our
shoe business.
Irregular in build we can't offer
YOU any better or cheaper under
wear than some others - only a
larger variety.
But if irregular
Short stout underwear. $50 a garment
That cold in your boys head
started in his feet.
Might not have started II he'd
worn wool slippers-ours are red.
Everything for boys from loot to
head
ROGERS, PEEr & CO.
Prime. and Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SING SING.

An election will be held In the corpora'o'
in this village this afternoon from 10 -
h,oh . ,ronosi,ion vii be submitted TO the TAX
navers 10 raise by special tax $500 to be collected
in addition 20 the regular tax .evy OF $50
money is 10 be expended in finishing the
ave retaining wall being erected Jointly oy '
village and State Prison authorize nv Ia" been
about half finished and its construction ha9 IL.
satisfactory TO the people OF me NlIi.se, rra ir1
a canvass OF the taxpayers SHOWS Una a "a. o. '
her NJ them are in favor OF the special q,
The hfta anniversary entertainer! :" 10 he,S Al
Councu No I4Ss ROYAL Arcanum, VIII pe nS'1 "a Cd
Ova Onera House this evening. mnslCdI a1,e
literary programme will be presented BY performers
from ont OF town
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Cot, 1o,y.s soeeches on Staten Island. evening
Dock Commissioners meeting. .
Westchester County Racing Assoc'a'o''
Morris Park. p. m - ... ~
.~a1' vi, yacbt Climb, clubhouse. $50 p m
Nav, commercial Club dinner. clubhouse p M
American Institute Of Phrenology' NO. q h"S'
Twenty-frst-st. p. M 1870, .o,,,o
West Side German Dispensary aui"u"'
No 32S West Forty second DIST p. m m ,,,
Openins OF new bulldogs on Blackwels is'A"u'
345 p. m. u., enm
twilight Club dinner ST. Denis Hotel p H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
MOUNT VERNON.

The First Ward Republican Association held
ratification meeting in Lincoln Hall OF Tuesday
night. The speakers were A Noel Brakeman.
Judge Isaac y. Mills. James Packman. Colonel
Dennison and the candidates on the county ticket
The calendar carnival Of the Bureau OF Charities
will omen tonight in Fairfax Hall and continue
until Saturday. The booths and DECORATORS are
elaborate and there will be special musical feat-
,res each night. on Saturday night the lth sep
arate Company's Band will give concert under
the direction OF Professor Rampone, The re-
CENTS are for the Nork OF the charities or the
civ and TO provide turkey dinners for poor families
op Thanksgiying Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

Seth Low will visit Richmond County this even
a., "a make two addresses. His first speech VIII
ne delivered in the Auditorium in Prohibition Park
and the second in the German Club in Stapieton
Besides Mr. Low there Will be other prominent
speakers present -. -,,. 49,
nor be used in Westleld and Mortified at this
Police Commissioner Hart and Charles F. Hart
who have been hunting in the Adrondacks. have
returned home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
NOT GRACE STETENSON'S BODY

Boston, oct. 27.-Superintendent Frederick Briggs
OF the North Grove Street Morgue secured a per
NIT to-day from the Board OF Health TO exhums
the body OF unknown woman found In the
Charles River May @. as II was though, the
body might be that OF Grace Stevenson, daughter
Of the millionaire real estate dealer OF Rrookline
who has been missing several months. The body
was exhumed, but was not that OF the missing girl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28

!ngs against the Central Pacific road. The Gov
eminent has contcnded that this road is already m
default. and therefore subject - foreclosure nut.
January next on October the Central Paclh.
debt to the Government aggregated $hlh-i,f'H. OF
which So e9 3is IS unpaid interest and the rema In
der principal In aid Of this road the Govcrnmert
low has outstanding <ls.sl.l-0 In bonds OF wnich
$40 100 fall due January l next and &l'I"p
on January l. 1889.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
BOUGHT BY AMERICAN CAPITAL

London. oct. 2s.-"The Times" in It's financial
article. this morning says:
we understand that British capitalists prom
ised only 1900 100 toward the purchase OF tho
Union Pacific Railway. the other fa.cecco being
found IN the United States. Moreover half OF
that million has since been taken over by Ameri-
can capitalists: that only half million VIII
leave London while the United States Govern
ment Is not expected 10 disturb N"w-fork by
blocking mp hole with flo"o0"D. but will
leave IL with the banks deposit"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
TIE PLYMOUTH LOG TRANSFER WOUND UP.

Boston, oct 27.-Tho Bishop OF London has sent
TO Clerk Coolidge OF the Senate, who acted clerk
of the Joint convention which received the Brad
ford History Of the Plymouth Plantation from Am
bassador Bayard In May, note acknowledging
the receipt the resolutions passed at that time.
which were transmitted to him by Charles Francis
Adams This Is the last OF the correspondence over
the return Of the manuscript.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
HOME NEWS.
.nn1uA1s AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT The NJ Hi>'
ALBEMARLE-Lo rard Spencer, OF NTwpu ~ y
and Henry Burden, Of Troy. CAMBf'lD -, Y,rr r
Judge Francis NJ Finch. of Ithaca, y. l. ~ -
Neutrality-suspicious. Serene h fayne, oi and
burn. n y; ex-Mayor Jacob Amos OF ~ 49, IA r'
SON Of Gloversville y. Y. HOLLAND <. on,
FRESHMAN Paul j. sorg Of Ohio. and co :C6 sam
mel p. Colt. Of Providence. MAI . l. @h',sa,ts
t'ongrossman Rodney Wallace OF MassaIiua ,l
WA1DORF-Mrs Philip H. Sheridan OF Ma >, a.
ton, WINDsOR-John l. Van NaiKehoufe "a "a
Hoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
MRS IsELIy's CONDITION UNCHANGED.

A bulletin issued by the attending physicians at
II o'clock last night reported the condition OF MIS-
Adrian Iselin sr who Ia critically III at her home.
IN davenport Neck New Rochelle. as unchanged
MANY members Of the family are at her bedside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
PEEK SKILL.

peekskill has number Of scarlet fever cases pu'
the village Board Of Health is trying 10 pre'en. us
.nrsad and expects to be successful. President
briggs called a meeting on Saturday la't ailu an
precautions have been taken. Up 10 yesterday
Twelve cases We're reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28

old structure DR. Marling said. the present chu.cn
was n sort OF relncarnation OF II. He congratu-
'sfSd DR. Young on the growth OF the church
under his administration. This evening there WIZ
be A church rally" at which the pastors Oh
ne,ehborinc churches will be present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURI ALMANAC
Sunrise 9 90 sunse, S OF Mon rises nj 500 "0''
HIGH WAFER TO-DAY
Candy Hook o:o2 Gov Island ego Hell Ss,et.
nn'MM-Ssndy Hook 0:37 Gov Island e:is Hell 'a'7''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28

been proven since that old Hecior never pou nonted
customer along the route, ana ne 10 "o" p
on, as a remarkable horse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
NEW HEAD OF THE COAST SURVEY.
PROFESSOR H. E. PRITcHErT SELECTED TO sue
cEED GENERAL DCFFrELD

GELD GENERAL DIFFTELD.
Washington. oct. fit was announced NJ the
Treasury Department to-day that II. S. Pritchctt.
OF Washington University. st. Louis. will be APP
pointed superintendent OF the Coast and 'iood"t
Survey In place OF General Dufiield. who has been
requested 10 resign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The following is the full programme for the benefit
OF the Professional Woman League. at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre this afternoon: Sol Smith Russell In
Mr. Valentines Christmas" the NewYork String
Quartet songs by Dan DAILY, piano solo by Miss
Nora Smith, aria from Robert le Diable." Miss
Ethel Irene Stewart; Nat C. Goodwin and Miss
Maxine Elliott, in a one-act play The Silent Sys-
fem" and THE First Jury Of Women adapted and
arranged by Miss Mary Shaw
Sol Smith Russell has decided not TO present the
triple bill which some time ago announced as
likely TO be done in the course OF his season at the
Garden Theatre. "A Bachelors Romance will be
continued throughout the engagement
Miss May Irwin has received an offer from George
Edwardes to go TO London TO play The Swell Miss
F1tzwelL" the farce by II. a. Du Souchet In which
she is now acting She has not yet accepted the Of
fer but Is likely that she Will go To London at
the end OF her present season. under either Mr..
Edyarles's management or some other
Stranger in New-York" at the Garrck Theatre died
Yesterday at No. $40 West feminist Mr. William
son was formerly member OF Edward Harrigan s
company
Anthony Hope gave his third reading at the Ly-
ceum Theatre yesterday morning. Daniel Frohman
announces that these readings have been so sue
cessfu that he has arranged with Major j. b. Pond.
Mr. Hopes manager, fox another series of three.
10 be given next Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
al II a. m Among the selections some I'M
printed stories and further selections from Tho
Dolly Dialogues" which have found so much favor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-28
Announcements
Henry A. Daniels. M. I

Henry A. Daniels, M. d.
so alst 81. m
run,,rment, Of the Nervous system OF all descrpo 8
impotence S:erility and Ike ailments hoursoto l.
-
T. r. W Yolo.
- ~ A nav Lock Front collar.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY.

TO-DAY.
y, ro. Line Mails close. Vesse
~, ,n r,,,r,or,h Hamburg ...... 400 m 7:t
Werkendam Amsterdam Holland AM s:W m ~,
Portia 81 Johns. i. Red Cross. IL w N y
.danshu Jamaica Tweedie T Co... 900 m Dc
AruanuLu sa prsmen y c; LLOYD 1870
Alamo Galveston. Mallory. ........... o..
Delaware Charleston. Clyde. ..,....~.. o.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 70.
State OF Neb. Glasgow. Allan State. - X
RIO Crande Brunswick. Mallory...... o.
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Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Roadway.
Thirty second ara Broadway.
Mohave County miner., 1897-10-16

The Rev. Dr. w. F. Anderson, in 8 memorial sermon recently delivered m New York City, used the following Ian guage: "Our United States Senate has so degenerated that it has become a travesty on good government. Unless it speedily changes it's policy it will be- come stench in the Dostrils of Ameri- can citizens. That we are facing ser ious condition of affairs in the United States no intelligent man will question. The impres slon is almost universal that we are ou the eve of great crisis in our American national life."
Mohave County miner., 1897-10-16

George M. Bowers is agitating the proposition for tunnel under Stockton Hill. The tunnel would tap the big mines at depth of one thons4nd feet and furnish enough water to irrigate a big tract of land and supply large re duction works. The mines of Stockton Hill have produced millions of dollars in gold, silver and lead from the surface ores, but owing to the large volume of water encountered close to the surface all are now idle
Mohave County miner., 1897-10-16
Sheriff'S Sale on ExeCu=
 tiOn.

The W. H. Tdggart MercanIile\ Company, Plaintiff, Manuel Martinez,
 Defendant
 By virtue of an execution issued out of the District Court If the Fourth Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for Mohave county, wherein the w. il. T"ggart Mercantile Company is plain tiff and Manuel Martinez is defendant up- on a judgment rendered the 9th day of January, 1896, for the sum of five hun- dred seventy eight and 23 100 dollars. law ful money of the United States, besides cost and interest, l have this day levied upon all the right, title, claim, and inter ct oi said defendant, Manuel Martinez, of, in and to the foll owing described Real Estate to. wit:
 That certain ming claim known and recorded as the 'Diamond Joe," situate in Cedar Valley Mining District, Mohave County. Arizona Territory, location notice of which appears of record in Book "K'' at page 473, dated February 23d, 1889. Mining Records of Mohave county, to which record reference is hereby had for a further and more particular descriI tior of said mining cl i'm.
 Public notice is hereby given that will, on Monday the 1st Jay of November, 1897, at 2 o'clock p. m., of said day, in front of the south door of the Courthouse of the County If Mohave, sell Ut pnblic
 
 all the right. title. claim. and interest of said defendant, Manuel Martinez, of, in and to the ab ,ve described property. or SO much thereof as may be necessary to raise sufficient to satisfy said judgment. with interest and costs, etc., to the highest and best bidder. JNo. C. POTTs,
 Sheriff If Mohaye County. Dated Kingman, October 9th. 1897.
 First insertion Oct 9th, 1897.
Mohave County miner., 1897-10-16

J. N. Jones, grand master and Emil Marks, representative to the sovereign grand lodge of the I. o. O. F ', arrived from Bisbee on last tights train and met with the local lodge. The gentle men exempiied the secret work of the order in thorough manner. After ad journment the members of the order, accompanied by their wives, repaired to the banquet hall on Front street, where a spread fit for the gods had been pre- pared. With feastiDg and speeches the hours were pleasantly spent until the eastboupd train arrived upon which the visitors departed, homeward bound.