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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-13

For Rent-Large hall Il Standard
building one night each week. Inquire
at Standard office.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-13
Hobby horses at the Bee Hive.

Largest line of sterling toilette ware,
Gorham make, at Merrilfs.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-13
Child's sleighs at the Bee Hive.

Ladies in trouble about presents for
gentlemen should consult the north
window at MerrilHs.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-13

Clean, newly furnished rooms. with
or without board, at 800 East Park
street Anaconda
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-13

Deputy Sheriff Walsh last evening
arrested Ed Miller on the charge OF
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-13

The Great Northern railway is the
only lire that runs through sleeping
car from Anaconda to Minneapolis and
ST Paul daily without change.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-13
ABOUT The CITY.

Bee Hive.
SIS diamond rings at $40. Merrlrs.
All kinds of eye water at Verberk-
noes.
Bee Hive for toys.
Heavy work team for sale cheap. In
quire at 400 East Park street.
Deputy Sheriff Walsh last evening
arrested Ed Miller on the charge or
vagrancy.
Clean, newly furnished rooms, with
or without board, at 800 East Park
street Anaconda.
For Rent-Large hall Il Standard
building one night each week. Inquire
at Standard office.
Bee Hive, 1926 East Commercial.
F. P. Addicks, who has been a guest
at the Montana some time, has return-
ed to New York city.
Send in your orders for the Christmas
edition of the Standard now. Mailed to
any address in the United States, Can
ada or Mexico for cents.
Child's sleighs at the Bee Hive.
Ladies in trouble about presents for
gentlemen should consult the north
window at Merrilrs.
Mrs Herbert and family and Mrs.
Ida Lacasse of South Washington
street. Butte, are visiting Mrs. Anger
on East Commercial avenue.
The Great Northern railway is the
only lire that runs a through sleeping
car from Anaconda to Minneapolis and
ST. Paul daily without change.
Come to the NJ. E. church Thursday
evening, Dec. IA, and be served with
good supper for % cents, served by the
ladies of the church, from to s.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will hold a sale of fancy work. pies,
cakes, candy and tea at the church,
Thursday, Dec. IA, afternoon and even
ing.
Toy go-carts at the Bee Hive.
Those who are in search OF useful,
common sense and money saving gifts
will find much here this week to inter
est them and please their friends at
Strains department store.
The Dewey house, 412 East CONNER
cial avenue, is now under new man.
agement having been leased by Mrs.
C. Speake and Miss Lynch, who will
conduct it as first-class hotel
The best buying time is in the morn
ing when everybody is fresh and eager
to serve you Try it at Strains dept
store If you cannot come in the morn
ing. come the best time you can. We
will save you money.
Hobby horses at the Bee Hive.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-13

F. P. Addicks, who has been a guest
al the Montana some time, has return
ed to New York city.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-13

The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will hold a sale of fancy work. pies,
cakes, candy and tea at the church,
Thursday, Dec. IA, afternoon and even
ing
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-13

Bee Hive, 226 East Commercial.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-13

Come to the NJ. f. church Thursday
evening, Dec. IA, and be served with
good supper for % cents, served by the
ladies of the church. from to s.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-13

The best buying time is in the morn
ing when everybody is fresh and eager
to serve you. Try it at Strains dept.
store. If you cannot come in the morn
ing come the best time you can. We
will save you money.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-13
Toy go-carts at the Bee Hive.

Those who are in search OF useful,
common sense and money saving gifts
will find much here this week to inter
est them and please their friends at
Strains department store.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-13

The Dewey house, 412 East CONNER
cial avenue, is now under new man
agement having been leased by Mrs.
C. Speake and Miss Lynch, who will
conduct it as a first-class hotel.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
MOLINEUX CASE GOES OVER
COUNSEL APPLY FORMALLY TO SEE
GRAND JURY MINUTES
HE WILL PLEAD TO THE INDICTMENT ON
TUESDAY. WHEN PAPERS WILL BE


Roland q. Molineux was called before Judge
blanchard in the Court Of General Sessions yester-
day TO plead the indictment which the Grand
Jury found Thursday charging him with the
murder OF Mrs. Kate J. Adams He was accom-
panied to the court by his father General Moli-
neux and by his counsel Barlow S Weeks and
George Gordon Battle MolineuX was pale and
nervous.
Before the pleading could be made in answer to
the reading Of the indictment Mr Weeks arose and
made a motion for inspection Of the minutes
OF the Grand Jury He said he had not made any
formal notice. because the reasons for the appli-
cation were the same those presented to Judge
Blanchard in the same case on former occasion
District Attorney Gardiner arose at this and OBJ
tected to the granting OF the application. He de-
clared that the defendant entitled to an
inspection OF the minutes of the Grand Jury,
he could have had hearing before a Magistrate
and refused II.
20 answer Mr. Gardiner. The reason why his client
did not accept an examination before the Magis-
trate was because Justice Fursman stated that the
case would have to TO the Grand Jury, no mat
ter what disposition was made Of il by the Magis-
trate. He continued:
I'VE ask for an inspection OF the minutes OF the
Grand Jury because information has come 10 us
10 the effect that the evidence presented TO the
Grand Jury embodies that which Justice Williams
declared IN his decision dismissing the first indct
rnent 10 have been Illegal"
District Attorney Gardiner said he thought that
& formal notice of the application should be made
Judge Blanchard nodded assent .
which TO prepare his motion. he thought ne could
have the papers ready by Monday. After some ~
ing n the District Attorney had objection ana
he expressing none the case went over 80, -,
II looks as II the same procedure Wou5o nave
70 be gone through as in the case OF the hrst IN
6ictment
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
WOMAN KILLED N An ELEVATOR.
SHE TRIED TO LEAP WHEN IT STARTED. AND
WAS ALMOST CUT IN TWO

SHE TRIED TO LEAP WHEN IT STARTED. AND
WAS ALMOST CUT IN TWO.
Mrs. Annie Walsh. fifty years old a widow. OF
No. 21l7 Third-ave., crushed in the elevator
n re Harlem Municipal Court Building, at one
hundred-and twenty -hrst-st and Sylvan Place, at
: o clock yesterday morning. She died soon after
The accident was due either to the ignorance OF
the woman or her desire 70 manipulate the elevator
herself The Municipal Court is on the top floor OF
the building Just prior TO o'clock Dennis Harri-
gan the elevator man. brought the car from the
top floor 10 the first floor He left the door open.
and went 20 work sweeping down the stairs.
Not seeing Harrigan. who takes the scrubwomen
10 the top floor. Mrs Walsh walked into the car.
1t is supposed that. having seen Harrigan manipu-
late the elevator and thinking she could do It
herself she tried 70 do So and became frightened
when the car started. Mrs. Walsh. with scream.
then attempted 10 leap out, and was caught De-
tween the floor OF the elevator and the top or tne
iron doorway leading 10 the hallway. Harrlgan
rushed out and found Mrs Walsh half in ana nan
out Of the elevator wedged tightly that II seemed
10 him that she about TO be cut In two
Peter Donnelly the engineer, heard the snrieks
OF the woman and the cries OF Harrigan. When ne
and II descended A hurry call was sent 10 the
Harlem Hospital and 10 the Rev. Father MURPHY
OF the Church OF the Holy Rosary In One-hundred-
and-nineteenth-st. Before any one came the woin-
an was dead Mrs. Walsh leaves two grown daugh-
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
ASKING FOR LOWER TAXES.
COUNSEL FOR JOHN wANAMAKER APPLIES
FOR A REDUCTION OF HIS
ASSESSMENT

Counsel for John Wanamaker who declares that
he Is resident Of the city OF Philadelphia. OBJ
tained a writ OF certiorar from Justice Giegerich
In the Supreme Court yesterday 10 review the
assessment OF N,5Oo,co placed OH the building. No.
712 TO 7& Broadway Of which he is the lessee, by
the Commissioners Of Taxes and Assessments for
1899. Mr.. Wanamaker's counsel alleges that fair
valuation for purposes Of taxation would be Sl.-
10000, al which sum the building assessed last
year This increase IL IS 4-l0 per cent, which Is
said to be proportionately higher than the valua-
tion placed on other realty in the neighborhood
r. NJ. Galloway. trustee. alleges that the prop
erty Nos Al and 43 Wall-st has been assessed this
100000 against $4,000 In 1895. The lat
was he says. a fair sum He compares the in
crease with that of other properties in the neigh
borhood.
Mr.. Galloway alleges that he has been un-
fairly Disseminated against by the Commissioners
OF Taxes and Assessments. and therefore asks
that his assessment be reduced.
He makes a similar application for the property
No. 45 Exchange Place the valuation OF which
increased from 10000 in 1898 to 5000 In 1899
increase of q per cent
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
FRrycH CHURCH MAY SELL ITS NEW SITE.
TWENTY SEVENTH ST. PROPERTY TOO FAR DOWN
TOWN AND TOO NEAR THE GARDEN

PROPERTY TOO FAX bON ~
TOWN AND TOO NEAR THE GARDEN.
Tho French Episcopal Church, Du St Esprit
which has sold its present place Of worship ana us
racror, in West Twenty-second-st for $9NV" ana
has purchased a new site for 5000" on the north
side of enty-seventhst, close 10 Madlson SQUARE
Garden probably will not build on the new prop
ertv. Although plans have been drawn for the ne"
church and the building was 10 have been oeguh
This summer such opposition TO the site mas
feen raised by members of the vestry that several
offers 10 sell the lots in Twenty-seventh-st nave
been considered.
= prominent member OF the vestry yesterday told
Tribune reporter thac the motion TO purchase the
new site had been voted down at the nrst meetlng
Of the Vestry and that the measure was passeu at
a second meeting by only small margin since
then the majority had come to see the maQVlsaDlIly
If such a loca tiol. and at the next meeting acton
v-1-rt-- raken Undoubtedly 10 sell the lots ana
The location is undesirable for several reasons,
he said. 1T is in the neighborhood or great
bouse OF amusement 1t Is too far downtown tor lts
value TO Increase in proportion TO the CROWN @ OF
the citv uorthward II is also inconvenient for most
~ the congregation, a great many OF whom are
chef and garcOns in the og uptown hotels Inere
is general feeling therefore IN the congreeatloh
that we should not build in Twenty -seVenth-st.
The object OF leaving the present place OF worship
vss 10 procu sinking fund OF about Sbo'VO Ihe
interest OF which is 70 be USED IN MAINTAINING d
home for French girls recently arrived IN thls
country and TO carry other missionary WORK
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
SKULL FRACTURED BY A CABLE CAR.
An AGED WOMAN FATALLY INJURED AT LEX
NGToN-AvE. AND sIXTIETH-sr

AN AGED WOMAN FATALLY INJURED AT LEX
rGToN-AvE AND sIxTIETH-sr.
Mrs Bertha Ohenthall. sixty years Old OF NO. ao'
second-aye was knocked down by a Lexington
ave cable car at S'-ti st. at noon yesteidFy.
Her skull was fractured, and she was taken 10
Flower Hospital in a dangerous condition. NO
arrest was made Mrs. Thai Is somewhat ieeoie
"A when she started the avenue, gong
,ovard Park-ave. she did not walk fast She forgot
70 look 10 see If any car was coming oo"h'o"ii
49, uben she saw that an uptown bound car had
rassed she felt safe in venturing
The woman got almost on the hrst ran ol 'ne
soutbhound track when she heard the cIattef u
the gong OF the car coming toward her' ohe U,eu
~ go faster but she could not DO so ana Ine sap.
man by this time, having seen 'ii0' '
feeble tried 70 stop MS car -. aootden+ and the
,.,-,sn was hurled from her feet one Wos h-oken
;9 nd She rolled into the gutter with DroAen
skull - .ha East Fifty-frst St
ton ran M TO the scene. and sent IN d ny IN
eeeI So+ an ambulance. The WoP1an Was Piaee15 an
me oDerating table by corps OF sIrgs0T bs dT was
oonesrsffon WAS performed on her sEuH ln'S ~
~ sncressf,l and the woman oleo. ,ooea under
The eripman and conductor were not P'n'''
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
ACCUSED BY CHARLES F. BATES.
HE SECURES A SUMMONS FOR J. T. HYDE AS
sIsrANr SECRETARY OF THE NATIONAL
HORSE SHOW ASSOCIATION. WHOM
HE CHARGES WITH PERJURY.

distant SECRETARY OF THE NATIONAL
HORSE SHOW ASSOCIATION. WHOM
HE CHARGES WITH PERJURY.
Charles F Bates the well known horseman' OF
No 215 West End-ave.. accompanied by his couh-
sci David Newberger yesterday afternoon visited
the Centre-st police court and secured from
Magistrate Mott summons for James l. Hyoe'
the assistant secretary Of the National horse SNOW
Association whom Mr.. Bates charges with per-
jury
MAGISTRATE Mott stated TO Mr.. Newberger that he
would issue a warrant If the proper proof were
presented before him at the hearing on the sum-
mons
An action was recently brought IN the city courts
wherein Mr. Bates was complainant and Mr.. Hyoe
defendant Mr. Bates asked for a judgment OF
500 for the care keep and maintenance or Ger
tain high school saddle pony. Diavolessa. Inc
CITY Court after hearing, decided In Mr.. Bates's
favor. and gave full judgment for the amount
asked In his answer the complaint hled
against him Mr.. Hyde swore that ne was not the
oWnerof Diavolessa and not responsible Tor her
keep and care. ,-,.z -.
they were prepared 70 offer proof that MT. Hyde
had exhibited the horse in question at Doth tne
New-York and Long Branch horse SHOWS un-
der his name well knowing the RUE mat
an horses be entered by the bona
fde owner, and making the entry null ana Void II
entered BY any person o her ~-&n cne owner Mt
sess;0n a number Oh letters from the defendant in
hs Iity Court action. showing him TO be the
owner of Diavolessa. AS a result Of this, MI
Bates charges Mr. Hyde with perjury. IN swear
ing that he was not the owner In the answer. Ine
summons made returnable on MN1day- at
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
THE ROOF OF HIS MOUTH SAWED OUT.
DIFFICULT OPERATION ON BOY SUFFERING
FROM sARCOMA.

DIFFICULT OPERATION ON BOY SUFFERING
FROM sARCOMA.
Dr. David H Goodwilie has just performed
successful operation OF interesting character IN
private hospital in this city. The particulars were
given 10 a Tribune reporter last evening by man
who saw the operation. The patient was ooy'
fourteen years old. month ago his face' from
his eyes 10 his mouth. began 10 swell The roof OF
his mouth also sweled 10 such extent as almost
70 prevent him from swallowing or chewing Inc
trouble was caused by tumor which increased i N
size with rapidity and became as large as a man
fist The physician declared the tumor 10 "e 'iio
result OF sarcoma. a form Of cancer.
The lad yas put under the influence OF e,ner; e.,
small revolving electric saw, about the size OI a
10-cent piece was placed in the mouth ana use use
70 cut out the entire roof OF the mouth @ IIIs
coeration lasted an hour All the upper teeth "eIe
removed BY this unique operation the lunloi "as az
cur away without causing any external Wouho 10
the face - -. o,o,,or,ng from the
.Afec+s ~ the operation. He was able 10 talk put
The absence OF the upper jaw made MS en enunclduOn @
fi,e maj of a toothless old man A dehcate ap-
sratus win be made and placed in the mouth 49, as d
suhstitute for the upper Jaw ana a'so " O''iN'
me present falling In OF the race
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
HEARING ON LONG ISLAND TUNNEL

The hearing by the joint committees ol ~ the
and Bridges and Tunnels on INC r,-yrts.ton 10
buss ln" tnnn.l from the Fiatbush-ave station IN IN
Brooklyn. under the East River to the ., enc cort-
Maiden Lane and thence across the Guy rrber
landt-st.. North River, took place IN 'he " ]
Of the Council In the City Hall yesteIo"' n.,dv,n
Kelly. counsel for the company, - pIockrord.
jT president; j. a K. Steele ana E,Iss,oners =, APP
Atlantic Avenue Improvement ComniSS'''
peared favor Of the Application. aoplioaton for
There a hearing also on .s s1' ,uhtch was op-
a street railroad in Far Rockaway SrnSe W No 40
posed by several residents OF thA' '
ktse taken.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
THE MARTTNELLI STORY DENIED.
1T is SAID THAT HE WILL NOT BE MADE sEcRE-
rARY TO THE PROPAGANDA.

The Washington Times denies the report
printed recently, 10 the effect that Archoisnop
Martinelli was about be recalled 70 Rome 10 De-
come secretary to the Propaganda and tha' MOI
signor Merry del Val would probably succeed MN
AT Washington At the Apostolic Delegation IN
Washington It was stated that there was no truth
whatever in the story.
There is absolutely reason, II is SAID 10 pre-
sumo that Archbishop Martineh viii receive tne
red hat Of A cardinal at the conclusion OF MS mis-
s,o, bera s,rnnIv because Satolh rewarded.
Cardinal satollL in addition 10 being nrst Apos-
tolic Delegate to the United States, was feVori'e
OF Leo Kill and one whom he was very anxious
10 honor The post OF secretary TO the Fropa-
ganda would be a promotion for Archbishop War
s,naIU and one which he would doubtless be very
much pleased to occupy. However ,i ~ mag % ,e
stated on the authority OF the Apostonc DeIestee
himself that he has expectation OF Deihs PLLVG-
moted TO this place Of being recalled from NJ ms
present mission He has reason 70 believe tndt
the Pope IS not satisfied with the results Wnica
have so far attended his mission 10 the OHieu
at
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
ARRESTED on CLARK BELLS COMPLAINT

Nelson s Wakefield nfty-hve years old. who lives
at the Broadway Central Hotel, was arrested iAst
evening on a warrant issued by Magistrate Mott
IN the Centre-st police court The warrant was
executed by Court Oficer Edward OConnor. and
Wakefield was locked up in the Mercer-st station.
The. complainant is Clark Bell. lawyer at NO.
70 broadway. who Is president Of the Medico Legal
Society Mr. Bell lives at No. 2s West seventy
sighfh-st He alleged tnat on November 10 last
Wakeneld took from him SIS in money and steel
engraving plate valued at SIS. ,,s
there about one year He had come from Boston,
uhera ne has a wife and living. who ueQuenI
ly visit him In this city.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
ANTHRAX PREVALENT IN GOTHLAND.

SOLDIERS GUARDING ROADS II THE SWEDISH
ISLAND.
Stockholm Sweden, July 2L-The epidemic OF an
thrax prevailing among the cattle on the island Of
Gothland is spreading il a most alarming manner
Forty parishes have bscoze infected. and deaths CT
human beings who had contracted the disease are
recorded The military manRuvres. which were 10
have been held In West Oakland, have been
countermanded Soldi have been stationed TO
guard the roais IN the infected districts. with
SSrSere - prevent people from leaving their homes
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22

Two claims were filed yesterday under the Ahearh
,ow for expenses incurred by city officials In de-
tending themselves against charges while IN Once.
Lines Mitchell. the former Fire Marshal OF TINS
- ,as removed from ofice on July Is, 1895,
CITY mtiros,"ted W. on February H. 1897. by an order
Of the Court OF appeals hlsd faln nafromsn
Inc Inc ~sS dismissed on charges ana afterWaru re-
,nstst"d MnU sues for 1926 expenses.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
v.Inry TRIP Of ri SUD.

>.o..-o-+ Nevs Va July q (speciaD.-rne new
steamsbip Ell Sud which was built mere 1Iorgar ,Ia
soutberp r..cunc Company for use IN tne W.
Line Aeet to-day received her o1cia nulnD9 Trha
60 Istters bv telegraph from Washington, Inc
s.si'1 N''-Sar 8, 1Ss 747. and the signal letters
u 'la' prerdent circuit Of the shipoudndihiR iii
Company arrived todsy GS fSw when she sails on her
rost5en rrip to that port
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
M pANNER READY TO FAST AGAIN

Neuroort News. Va. July q (speoiaDgAn. ..nnsr ~s
man ,s now here. who says ne Is " - al the
~, n,ns,een years ago in New-York upset @1, ,,n
woo ~ raed,cal world regarding the length
incomes N @ man P could do without food and tasted @
sx asTs He says he did this ,TSe ,y IN sRy Rs S aay
80 ne .eSves today that ne IS gooo io' "
IL necessary.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
vorTBFUL VICTIM or LOCKJ4W.

r,,.r Walton. ten years old. who had his mana
I'D nv a toy pistol on July 4. died In the C'ty
rI,a, q, Newark. early yesterday. symptoms OF
oeared on July r. and when the boy was
ro,nn 10 the hospital it was decided 70 try 'V
serum The remedy pr9,ongeGq soayeqy n but bis CONDITION
there th,,s WV Weaker. and two days ago the o0'''''
W. death was Inevitapis
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
~ s,vS gE WILL NOT RESIGN.

Wilbur F. wakeman the Appraiser a, ~ TINS ba in,
ABSOLUTELY denied yesterday morning tn@, INV time
tepdd resignng within few days or al a. any yss,gn
He said Il have no intention "h4,e.e "he.strotton Of
ing ing n~ nave TspS law without favor to any one
TSe+e Savs been no complaints agandsfb by my ngnder
nnstraton except such as were pd they represent
sSes' oS aa aTee portion Of the s99ods at
American importers. who t lnvoioS had any cause to
their true valuation, nave HS'''
Complain OF this office.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
PRIZE WINNERS AT BIsLEY.

B,sey. July A-The Daily Graphic Cup prize
30 +he value of f62 10 shillings. was competed for
o. tbe meeting OF the National Rife Association
to-day. The winner was Private Norrie Inc
highest scores made by Canadian InarAsiheh were
~ rI,oms. Ross Bertram and Sharpe, 81; Flem-
a., C,rou,e smpson. Ogg and Weatherbie. g.
The National Challenge Trophy. for teams OF
twenty volunteers of England Scotland Ireland i.h
and Wales won by the Scottisn tealii' fou,s Teu
oI.O 're ~ / sac The other scores were as Iolo"s'
SSoIg Eia "a ~ 8T5. Wales 1S62. and Ireland l,s47
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
SALE OF TILE GASPESIA.

81 Johns. n F.. July A.-The Canadian liner Gas
sia which was adrift in the Gulf Of St Lawrence.
surrounded by icefoes. all winter and was brought
in here by the steamer Kite was sold to-day by
order of the Supreme Court to pay the salvage
s.WsT5ed the Kite She was bought by Captain Far
o"baT of Halifax for $1,000. Captain Farquhar IN
tends 10 run the steamer between New-York' Hall
Ssx and St Johns.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
m SEARCH FOR FOSSILS IN WYOMING

Laramie. Wyo.. July a--The party OF fossil
hunter. under the direction OF Professor W Z.
Knight have started from here for an extended
tour through the region TO the north The nrse
atom will be at Cooper Creek. thirty-n'e miles
northwest from Laramie From there thes VIII
circle around Soda Lakes Sirly Basin, one nun,
drSd miles north OF Laramie and the 6rahS
CANYON Of the Platte. They will return tnnoufn ti
made and search vail De made for fossils OF
various kinda.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
RFprBL1cAY INSPECTORS EXAMINED.

The Republican election inspectors assembled yes
terday in the building at Houston and Elm SITS. 10
20 through examinations prescribed by an amend
nent TO the Election law made at the last session
OF the Legislature All the election clerks must
take an examina ton under this law. The oaHot
clerks will be examined Monday.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-22
spAyIsB consul GENERAL COMING

senor Mariana Fabregas Sotelo the Spanish vice
consul and acting consul general. announced yes
terday that the new Consul General sehor Jose
Navarro y Lopez de Ayala former consul at balti-
more may arrive from Spain next week The con-
snla te h al No 23 Broadway.