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"a rates were up very sharply. NeW-York re-
.orted only q small business done at the sea-
noard--twenty-one loads at the close. Mime
o,is reported 10000 barrels Of -four sold.
outside speculation was SLOW. so that the mar
Set was in position to stand up under the
,Moni6atior OF the bull professionals. Receipts
w this point because of the large business done
so arrive" within the last ten days, viii show a
.rsderable increase, but ali TINS wheat las al
I'D been sold. The talent here expects some
hrther decline. bat there IS not the bear senti-
rNent there was ten days ago. The visible Mon
Ssv will increase about l.OJ000O bushels.
Corn was of a small tracu n. closing . 20 i
cent under Thuraday. December opened a
casg 10 29%4 cents. Sold between -37s ana 295s
cents ana closed al z:"fS 20 2'l%4 cents. May
la from 81 to 31la cents, and closed al - 10
mated for Saturday The shipping demand was
slow vessel rates being up 10 ia cents. Cnar-
,srs were 2IG00O bushels. Liverpool was u 10
s. pence higher. NcW-YOrh reported ~ LOADS
fSr export. The scaboard ciearances were 4IS,-
mo bushels. The incident was large buying ~
.rrnour and certain OF the elevators. Armour
,aking at least 500O0o bushels. l. Was thought
~ no the taking OF. of hedges ON the theory that
possibly Nebraska and Kansas would pay bet
Tor prices for its own com this season than
Tho East Lack o! speculation is the bear cir
cumstance. and II makes the talent bearish.
enormous charters-SI0Ooo bushels did not
nreyent slight decline in oats, the close being
j. to q cent under THURSDAY May sold al 90 20
ard al DDS cents. and closed at 22@s 10 2-f4
cents The market showed the effect OF profit
taking within the last few days. To-day s
cash business was slow. Clearances were IFS.
go The CARROTS were 404 cars. with $50 for
saturday.
Armour was the buyer of october provisions,
taking a good deal of lara and ribs. There was
an enormous cash business. Pork was UP TO
10 cents; lard and ribs 10 ~ cents Hogs were
cents higher. There yellow fever.
on the curb puts on December wheat closed
., 63s. cents: calls, 6414 to 649s cents. Puts
on December corn were 29as to 29& cents; calls
o99s cents
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90 Whom j alan Qomtsrn:

4 NDREW G.. STEVENS VS.. Matilda Stevens.
"A o,,., q, yo,,e. state Of Connecticut Fairfield
co,c,v IS. Bridgeport. Sept. 49, A. y. 1925.
Jsnac ,hs complaint OF the said Andrew G. stevens
n-.yns Tor rcasons therein forth for divorce. re
,rnabe 10 the superior Court In and or Fairfield Coun
re On IN. Isl Tuerday Of October 1905 II appearing 10
ana being ,5und by the subscribing authority tnat Mada
In, rsd defendant Is absent from the Snts aad
s.rs.rs ordered Thn notice Of the tendency Of said
r,ant he siyer py publishing this order in The New
YORK tribune a newspaper printed IN the City q Nes-
~ day OF September. A. .. tses
-" ~~' VI WM r SHELTON
r7s,s Al N. Superior Court ~. Fsirn.h County,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Avenue J.. 80 4 u q 90 s.. Sonic"' Union
vs. w,.,c5cs,ef. Agnes VI E.ien to rhnp W'a..
Forest sy corn ie 81; S ,-.,, no II[ [n
LIT af's II n g. i25 It 3 Of irncx.ays iossloci
Joseph Herbsi 10 Henry Donlger. rer'corf'd...
L5i S5i. map q Van Nest Pam. Twen,J fourth
Ward. EphraIm I'y to rs', ,Gl 'o. gs'1oo
Metropolitan LIE Insurance company to haTv
Riyers,ds pry. 80 i:c. william and Jane,
Brade, 20 Ei,h z Smith. ,...,
5 - q "a ayr; nA george
issif -. y s. ;oi y m,p building To-. a, ynsre
Of Morrisanin. 5oNi5S, Elisabeth badeT ami an
o7 1ts 80 # 't Of s,h ave. srioo; Topped
wallach to Elzaoe,h Myers ct a, .........'.,
is,ih 81, runs n siiis e IitSr |. e7G,ii7s.
Arne + Lcvy ct al to Ade,,ide 4 fssndIt; 49,,
is4ta-s'. 5oHiao. anne = lew ., al. exec
OH Il, = 500 q = ~ Amsterdam ave ieu
o%ii Ssmr,en Srss 70 ,,s psh c 1neob
i2 sh,1sy i H@ ' 70 Mar M"T.h, '''oo
6Gth -, Nos go and 2ti Wesi, '0Sioo5, Robert
p' wsS6e " ean,r. Inn S nso II o, cen ''
tre o., is'h st. 5cSiso. Anne F. Levy " al.
v ess.a,os' &C. 70 "a td.l's' ,s,h =. 0,ics
William o?'enhsm ~ to ,d rTrt =. npr,s
Sh sj9Y "a :, rsS,ic HofSslmer '''.r,'..
lin ave. " :. ?" II Of IIsth.r ls,9 ih'
pcsue Realty company - Richard 'nmmings
Madison ave. n or e3d 81 2or7"' whii'm
Porter 70 a a2 ,,s e2a Fs. ao,,, 5 the Md
son Avenue PRESBYTERIAN church u Congr'Sauon .
w 0,aSn nam 90 # n q rke Slip. 2s,ico,
- .xiGn Andrew \ EreTrer - william
Greene -........-. -... ...-.
Lot $50 map Van Nes, Park, Ephrsin '>vy
% Anton Troll ..... .......-
pr ST 80 49, 2iriOo Leopold Schneider
and another Is.i0r Hshkirg ..............-.
Avenue - 20 q n GIN 81 25rlspt
'auifseli ave g 10 y % - ilifon - ,ar
-. fTerr, I. T.ln-i - Francis Dsirisl ..-....-
Madison - 80 -. :"'~l. isaao @"'isieiH
o. AUGUSTA Mi1isnlen ..t.t..t.tt ]
Iiti-st No l25 q. 2ixi0o. julius " seymour
T. irving Bachrach AMI another ,..............
sth ave r. los : n q vst 18th ct III
pSr irr.gusr, Thomas r pHnn.iiy, referee, -
Mutual Life Insurance comg11o fi'.'''''''''''
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NEW BUILDINGS.

yous,or-y n " corner Manhattan s., for two
Elk story hrcK nats. win stores ~ 3x51s
Abraham Stone 81 al ovnc . HlienhuTs'r x ..
strsub No 100 Bovcfy. architects .......,.... ~
10Th It n ., 52j n q Amsterdam a'e. Tor
two si1-siory brick tentments. 22 u and 2'.oass'
J,hr NcGoyern. ~ az East slst- at. owner
John T-rrdf. architect ...'-'.'..
7ith-st - 2Go q N - ave. FOR n nve story
trick fat With store. 23Y'1 :. Pauline Wittner'
40 90 Beekman pace. owner. e Dc|"rs'n' q
Lewis -, 80 20 for Elk story hrick nh' 23S
SIS Adoph pansser snI Jacob sorn"e7' ,
osth- a. n corner Let ave. for one story 'rnfn-
ard ron shed ~ 9vlOn American Lumber
Company. owner. q ! Pelham. No @3 Mn ave
,,'b =, n >, 400 q v ~ central Park West. tor
= I'VE story md uascmfn' hrich RAJ, 25Hso'
Angelo Filocc1 % Al. ownfrs. u 7 F'lnan' q
sedswick ave W cor Giics AZ fcr one and
one haf story frame srcenhou'e 2"S'"' A"ren
{, Lawrence ave . p $50 u ~ Mnrson-U.
Or two and ono half story frame dwelling
ooy25. Richard Madden. ~ si2 Eas' iilih 81.
0pncr. Charles W Miller. No eIl Enr' l~th-
Rosedals ave. W ~ opposite M.rfili 81. for two
story. and attic frame dwelling lsxdl uudsoh
y Rose. owrcr; " Berger, BIBLE House
c,cs,on. ave " 1914 n n ~ Wellesley ~. for a
two story frame dwelling. 22T40h' waiter =
rnrey 80 %, West Jpih st. owner William "
pringlf architect ........' 1870.
Poplar IT, iol2 II of Fogr-' ave 20, so"
Gleason. owner. Charles Money. hTchltrct' 49,
John-st i20.b n ~ Hoane-rL Tor W.
story and basement frame clubhonre asS'n'
Harlem Yacht club. 10 'I' East i-''' -
rwner: " T. Young. architect .:.....: 80
q, s,n;s-nvs " = l2D n n NJ Westchcsier- ave,
aoYgO AMI 2sxaO. Abbott Roihern el. No 1oJ East
l,4th-s, owner and architect. ......'''...''''
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A pvERTIsENENrs AID suhserp''ons fcr Tis tribune
"a received A. their Cptown Onicr No l.}2 Broadway
5, door no;th OF jis;-s,. uGl o'clock advertise
en;s received at following branch ohces At regular
etNce ra,es unit; o'c,ocS M. VIZ Sol otn-a>e o. -
eer :si ia2 Gih.a cor i2,h.t Msc.s o,h-a ":
West t?d-s,. near 9Th ave 2 East ltih-sl ~ wSCs
SS-ayc ,etween 10Th and 7',h ss l0cS 3i-avs. near
SiM-aI: i7Cs ls-a,s. ps.. so:h-s go sd.avs, sea-
Us-st B5S Sd-ave 2i0 Bleeeasr-st; S2o Beeekcr-es
S0S aAave $40 East 79hsI IY2l 3d-sve; :o62 3d-avA
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Wnshine.on Pla es.

Washington Place.
.rb. .nproxlmate amount Of the lien charge. 70
sot,s,v Witch the described property Is TO be
SID \, siO4 as15 with lneres, thereon from the I'd
49, of August 1895 Together with costs ard allowances
amounting 10 s3tI 40 with interest from the h cay ot
August IsDS together with the OF the sale
rSc snproxmae amount az taxes assessments or other
liens upon the property which 10 be allowed 20
the purchaser OF the purchase money OF pho ny o
referee, IL s5l9.JO, and interest ,,., ,soo
i" ' JOHN J. MccAULEy. Jr.
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THE PACIFIC COAST COMPANY.
New York September 10. ls9
nuvJnEND Of THREE PER CENT
financial mfctlngs.

NOTICE:
orprcE OF THE SECRETARY AND TREASURER OF
=" THE CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILROAD co
PORTSMOUTH. VA, Sept. lttf ls9s,
THE ,eo,ar Annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF we
Carolina Central Railroad Company VIII be heh .ne
F,oni street ONCE Of Company IN me CITY OF VII
"a ngton state Of North Carolina. or Ihufsday me "'h
~ "' '0'''e'' 90 ' JOHN II SHARP.
Serrc,ary and TTessr
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WILL HE KEC EIvED All The

bureau OF Supplies and Accounts N,,y Department.
Washington u. -. until II o'clock nom, september "a
ia, ami pubciy opened mmsl ay thereafter to fuf-
risS n. fh, Navy Yard Washington. -. - quantity
OF sheet copper brass we, sheet brass rouni eTass
shee, ,ee, ngc, copper. block r. slab zinc; Ss' the
labor and ma tersi for furnishing AMI installing hsatDg
and ven,iaiins pant for the eapermeniai msi oasin
Iusrk nropo,aI, viii furnished duplication 20 the
Savv Yard Washington -. C., or . the bureau EDWIN
STEW 4 General. L. :. ~
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The arr-oxirate II the Hen charge 10 satisfy
witch ne above described property 20 be sold s hvs
thousand hundred and hirtynns and os-io0 Dollars
WIKI the interest thereon from 10Th day ~ JIy l?s
,oge,h.r WIN costs ard allowances amounting to ,uo
bundled ard seventy and 81 100 Dollars witt m
cfcst rom July 90 1905 q!
tia Tie approximate amount NJ tsxts. assessments.
which ~ allowed n the pure hasey
out the money sd ty the Eer'es IS 1897 81
Dollars and the apprc Xinat" amount ~ ground
rent for 81, months due sad sailors Snug Hirhor
MAY list iSn. hundred ant wen'yhve po!ars and
thereon May is 1895 at six per cent PEI
Dated N.v York. September 10Th 1898
STEPHEN " OriN. Referee.
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ALTERATIONS.

H.ode ., Nos ss ana %. - nve-story brick
s,,ro md lofts: Charles Fiske. Boston owner.
% =. I.yon. II No Al Union Square. architect.
Ia,h'.t No ili East to two-story brick work
.son. Gaorge II Marx " No 40 Fast l3th-st'
|,v,e-. Nav Muller architect ............,..s
PARK ave 80 "a foJr story brick dwelling
house. I Kennedy Tod ~ No a. waist. lessee
Speiiing e Potter. architects. ..-.........-.
az q, 10 aOg West to f0ur-story and base
,nant brick dwelling house; Joanna Mck~on'
owner; r r Brofan. OF No llo East ,3l-r''
nsth 81 y, l3i East. 10 Il two story brick dwell
t-g house. Mr., Annie Randall. premises. owner.
r 4 Dennis, architect..,......... ......... 800
i0,h n, No l6l West, 10 a fve-stoyy brick tene
ment house; Huber. IT, Of No ia 'th-s''
owner. Charles Renz, architect ,..........''.'
oa,hst No 40 West; 10 a lve-story and base
nent briek hotel. Mary II Ferreia. OF No liz
Tulton-si. owner. Henry Palmer. architect
brick tenement, houses; G d Ktchng. owner.
X Cooke. ar Infect. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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0onntrn j1rorrrip 60 Get.

mo RENT AT PAssAIC ~ 1.-TWO Of the mos, de-
slrnbe houses In the most dssirable residential par
~ the city $40 ard 500 possession at onee price
very low. !, V MORRIssE. Aorriase Building. Aain-
ave, PaGsaic y. j.
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Proposals.
Proposals.
>eo~~~NNNo~o~~v~~~oo~~- >~~~>~~~S~~~~~~>~~~~~s
PROPOSALS FOR PORTABLE PAVIl.fONS

FOR HOSPITAL. PURPOSES. Phila repst G. NJ
Dspi tas Arch street, Phils., Pa, sept -, fs.s-
sealed proposals. r;plcatc. viii Re received until
II o'clock A. NJ Monday. september 20. ISIS. Tor fur
nishng Portable PavAons FOR Hosptdi Purpoys De-
he made at places stated In Circular 10 Bid
Government reserves Tghi q accept or reject any
or all proposals past thereof Preference given 10
OF domestic production or manufacture cond-
tors quality and price dncludpg the price OF tor
egn productions ranuiaciucs the duty thereon, being
equal. Full information. blanks for p:c sails. &C. VIII
by olics Application Envelopes
containing propcsa.s - be endorsed "toss for rorta-
NJ, Paynlons' and addressed {, co.Jnc JOHN v.
FURRY Deputy quartz master General. t. 3. a.
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for Galc.

JOr NnIc.
7yIK BUSINESS for sale, operating as company.
vi running two will sell interest 10 expef
orrc5 nsriv ADDRESS OTHER BUSINESS l?i2 Broad
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions tcy The Tribune
n received at their Uptown once. No La. brnaawss'
"a door north Of 3ist-st uatll clock M advertlee-
mems received Of the ta wing branch sss At regular
once rates until oeloeS M Viz; 20 az ava
and i1th-ss, lA2 Columbus ave. neag West 0Jth-N
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sc ~ Sew York County u New ior6: IS;
oih'e ~ ~ Hartman cashier ~ the above named
a. swear tina, the above statement u true
va Ia hos, of nv knowledge and be.ist .,,. .,,
10 '"e "''' % ''' Joseph ". HAHRIMAN, cashier
e,u,,d o,d .wo,n 10 before me this 81 Gay ~ Sep
sunscr ,snu ""' '"' " - Y. I,ASGDON.
TEMPER i'''' So,orv Public. Kings Co.
Certificate ned in New York Co.
Correc:--Attent:
H. n. GAfLAWAY: Directorh
DONAI.D MACtAY, J
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NEW YORK SI:rREME COURT, COUNT

Az of New York Samuel t;reenhaur ard Nathan
s,-sus trustees. plaintiffs against Jeanne L. Taylcr
e, al defendants.
duv naae and entered IN the above entitled action bear
,n ds,e IRE &h August, i>ns l. the undersi ed
ths rrf,-.e n said Judgment named Will eel al public
auction lie New Real Estate Saesroom. No III
IN thorough ~ Manhattan the city and
County of ne 9th day u October. lSaS az
~ - lex noon la,. Icy P-'er r. Meyer auction
eer III. premise. directed said Judgment - he sold and
fhereln described follows
All that lot piece or parcel - lard. situate
living ard being In the Fifteenth Ward ~ tie city Of
New York and bounded ard described az follows BE
ginning the northeSly eide ~ washington
ave fe-i ara two inches westerly
from rorthWcstrriV 60 Greene Street and
Washington Place. running thence northvardy. parallel
with Greene strce, nsarly So ard pat ~ the distance
through party vail hundred feet. thtnce vest
uardy parallel With Washington Place. twenty Ave feet
and inches thence r1u'hwardiy parallel With Greene
street or nearly 90 and part ~ the distance through
party wall one hundred fcst 10 The ,st nerhey eide q
Washington and thence ca.'vnrdv olcns the said
norhery sid. u Washington Place @sry I'VE feet and
two inches ~ the point place = beginning being the
premises now known Nun;er rs uwcnt, -hve) East
peted New York city. September i3th. is9s
' JOHN J. McCAuLEY. Jr..
HAYS CEEESUAtM e. HERSHFlEID. Referee.
No. Ia Hroadwsy. Borough OF Manhattan. Now York
The following diagram Of the property referred to
in the foregoing notice OF sale:
80. Is East Washington Pace.
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Bank Reporls

$500 - xxr,
DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF IhE
IL MrRCHAXTg NATIONAL BANK. at New Yor6 IN
h. STATE ~ New York the close u business hepemher
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Aorses ano Carriees.

r.NNcNNN>/NN>o~N@NNNo.N/c~
VVyINTER BOARD FOR HORSES farm. W. II. STILES.
w Jr.. New Rochelle y. y,
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[DWTGWER GlOWg[E,
Nntumn Rfsorts.
q onnlrn Bonr0.


4 PEW PERSONS be accommodated with goo
n hoard mile and htli depot hoise ana cafrsse
For paricusrs address Mrs l.. IL SYKES Box - LAKE
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Gnbnrban Real estate.

49, - Ncy. Mentclsr real estate AL kinas. ss'e y
oEH.e cIIRENcE u. TUBES. 3eesman-'"' :" -
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SINGLD GENTLEMAN OF party ~ishlns pleasant ,ir
- -oom. a'ent table. for Ial snd "Ine'' Au-'ss'
uox o. Crartord. y. j.
The oasis., 1898-12-24
Whole No. 2o2 .

The Prospector's Blsbee correspond- ent says: Mir Seth A. LeavenwOrth and party connected with the Corona Gold Mining Co. of Sonora. with mines about so miles south of Naco, arrived on yesterdays train from Mt. Vernon, Ind, and are stopping at the Be-semer. They will leave tomorrow for the mines where they go to put up and place in operation large stamp mlll Mr. Steele, who has been taking surveys for the A. & s. E., will prob ably accompany them.
 It is understood that the lands on the Yaqui, north of the river, are to be soon surveyed for the purpose Of irrigation. The landholders have al- ready met and decided to carry through the scheme, and they are very enthusiastic in the matter. There is no reason why this should not be successfully carried out, Jas in the case of the lands under the canal of the Sinaloa & Sonora Irrigation Co.,, on the south side of the river) and it would give the state of Sonora great impetus.
 Last week the delegation of Della ware Indians from the Cherokee Ma tion) whose arrival at Hermosillo two weeks since was reported heretofore, have been visiting Guaymas, and early the present week they went to the Yaqui river to inspect the lands to purchase which they are nego- tiating During their stay at Quay mas they were recipients Of numerous attentions and shown various points of interest. Tuesday they were taken out to Don Agustln Bustamahte's orange orchard where they saw the ripe fruit being picked, packed and shipped. And they visited Mir F. B. Chisem's extensive taDnery, the wood working factory of La COmpaiiia Ex- plotadora de Maderas, the railway shops, etc. Wednesday fishing party was organized by MT J. A. Naugle, manager of the Sonora railway, and in steam tug and Il yacht they were taken out along shore of the gulf to Cape Haro. Thursday. escorted by Don Carlos Conant and MT. II. H. Logan of the Yaaui Canal company they went out into the valley to in spect the lands under conside rations for which purpose they are visiting Sonora.
The oasis., 1898-12-24
NOTICE.

NoGALEs, Ariz., Dec. If, 1898 To WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN:-
 Having purcnased the International drug store in Nogales, Arizona, from James B. Mix, with all the stock, fix lures, good will, etc., the public are hereby notified that all bills owing to said drug store should be settled at once. L. w. Mix.
The oasis., 1898-12-24

i ticlal duty as county assessor requires the residence Of MT B. They have rented dwelling in Tucson.
 Tuesday evening MT George Dem ent, the cattle buyer, came up from the south Remaining in Nogaes a day, Wednesday evening he started for Deming, New Mexico, where he will pass the holidays at home.
 Last Saturday MT c. R Daggett, formerly with the San Juan Mining Co, in Lower California, came up from the south, and has visited at No gales this week. Since leaving the l San J uan he h IS been at San lgnacio.
 Monday evening Messrs Reuben Fitz and T. H. Ryder of Woodland, 1 California, were passengers from the south, returning home from trip to the property of the Yolo Mining Co.,, in which they are interested, near Baviacori.
 Li Yu, a clandestine celestial who has some time past conducted res taurant In Nogales, Arizona, was snapped up for deportation on Mon- day. He has been remarkably suc- cessful in evading the officers, but was fl nally taken in.
 Postmaster A. J. GriswOld has a handsome and elegant paper weight, a present from one of the insurance companies for which he Is agent. It Is a small clock set in the center of a very solid and heavy piece of glass, octagonial in form.
 Last Saturday George Kuhns re- turned from hunting excursion down in Sonora. Beside several deer he brought the pelt of lioness which measured eight feet in length He brought also the pelt of one of her cubs. which he likewise killed.
 Many friends in this city of Major A. J. Nowlan of the Seventh United States Cavalry regiment will learn with regret the decease of that officer and gentleman which, THE OASIS is informed, occurred about two months ago at Hot Springs, Arkansas.
 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-I will open a tirst-class photograph gallery in the Breen building in about two weeks. I have come to stay and the people will do we'll to wait until my gallery is in readiness for work
 w. J. NEWMAN.
 Thursday Captain H. H. Wright, Captain M. w. Day, Doctor M. w. Gray and Colonel M. B. Hughes were down from Fort Huachuca to do a little Christmas trading. The gen. tlemen are all officers in the Ninth U. s. cavalry and have but recently returned from Cuba.
 Monday evening, on the special train of Manager J. A. Naugle, the dDhiO Not ClSN- where, came in from the south, and on Tuesday MT. Eimbeck secured some very fine views of Nogales for reproduction in the pamphlet the Sonora railway conteTplates issuing.
 Pains in the chest when person has cold indicate tendency toward pneumonia. A piece of flannel dam pened with Chamberlains pain balm and bound on to the chest over the seat of pain will promptly relieve the the pain and prevent the threatened attack of pneumonia. This same treatment will cure lame back in a few hours. For sale by L. W. Mix & Co.
The oasis., 1898-12-24
SONORA SETTINGS.
coiIection of Happenings in the State
 Over the Line.

The new hoist at Fl Urbabo mine, near Torres, is being set up.
 Saturday of last week Mir. P B. Chisem cf Guaymas, went to San Francisco for short visit.
 A new station building is in course of construction at POza station, on the line of the Sonora railway
 MT Armin Graf, the Guaymas capitalist, has gone to San Francisco to pass the holidays with his family.
 MT. s. C. Kingsley from San Anto- nio, Texas, has been appointed agent for the Sonora railway at Torres sta tion.
 MT. H. R. Nicols, representing those interested in some copper properties, east of Carbo, is now out in that vicinity.
 Early this week Mrs. J. G. Mason of Minas Prietas, went to Crittenden, Arizona, to visit her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Perrett
 MT. Burke, agent for the Sonora railway, who IS suffering from mala ria, is taking layoff Last week he visited Guaymas, and was this week at Nogales.
 Mir Chas. Butters of San Fra ncisco, a metallurQist of worldwide fame, k visiting La Colorado and Minas Prie- tas, exporting the tailings. Mrs. Butters accompanies her husband.
 A MT. Benham from San Francisco with a special car. is going over the Sonora railway taking photographs and notes to include descriptions Of Sonora in the advertising literature of the Southern Pacific Co. MT. c. Eimbeck of Guaymas, is assisting him in the photographic work.
 Messrs. T. A. Ripperdean, Green Majors and W. A. Hall, have formed a partnership to handle Sonora cattle, and will open an office in Hermosillo. Mir. Majors will manage matters at this end of the liDe, while the other two will work the markets ia the United States. Messrs. Ripperdean and Majors are now in Sonora.
 MT. Maurice J. Cons, the eDterpris- ing mine owner, is working eighty men in Las CatalaUas mine near Sua- qui Grande. He ships the ore to El Paso, realizing handsome results Near La Barranca the gentleman is developing another mine, in which he has cut ten-foot vein of ten-dollar gold rock, which can be readily and cheaDly reduced by cyanide process.
 From the ranch of General Lorenzo Torres, on the Rio Yaqui, the sea- sons crop of garbanzo dried peas has been shipped to Santander, Spain, via Nogales and New Orleans. The son of General Torres, MT A. Torres, sup erintendent of the property, went as far as Nogales with the shipment, to attend getting It through the Unlteu States in bond. The shipment loaded train of fifteen cars.
 At Guaymas the Sonora Railway company is rebuilding the wharf and pier at Punta Arena and Ardilla island The warehouse on the wharf at the island is being removed to the land, and the old teredo eaten piles are to be replaced by new ones creosoted, while the esuperstructure of the wharf is to be renewed and strengthened. Bridge Gang No. 1, Wm. Dumont, foreman, is doing the