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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-25

After the closing of tho supplementary Transatlan.
tic Mails named above. additional Supplementary
mails are opened on the piers OF the American. Eng.
lish. French and German steamers. and remain open
until within Ten Minutes Of the hour of sailing of
ateAmer.
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8ral estate SCR Salr-Cuun,ru.

WORCESTER, MASS.-For sale. farm of 20
acres ON electric road y miles from Worcester, Adj
dress p. O.. box 254. Spencer. Mass.
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8eal Gstate SOr sale-Ntw gtrstp.

- II you expect TO own u home some
day, let us start you In now while
b we have q choice OF building sites
M in all pats Of Tcnahy to offer,
Houses for sale or rent,
WEATHERBY, 27l Broadway.
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FURNISHED Blooms at'antsa.

w improvements; not exceed s1l month; below
aoth St.: Americans; 10 children. Address S., box
p3 Sun office.
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liridtuds and guteres..
THE SUN
Newark, NJ. j., Branch.

ADVERTISERS IA LEAVE ORDERS AT
Tp4 BROAD ST, WHERE THE SAME CARE
y ATTENTION WILL BE HOW AS AT
MAIN OFFICE. NO EXTRA CHARGES,
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A -25TH ST. 3s wEsT.-Handsomo rooms. with
"A. private baths; superior table; parlor dining;
table guests accommodated.
S).lD T 44O wEST.-Handsome large and small
20 heated rooms, running water, large closets;
excellent table; moderate.
S)2D ST. .2o8 rooms:for gen.
- tiemen; double rooms; superior board; reason
able; references.
9th ST.. rs wEST.-Nicely furnished rooms:
II excellent board; central location; between
Broadway and 9Th av.; gentlemen.
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s)f sunny rooms. large and small, en- suite or
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')f rooms: running water. largo closets; excellent
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GOTH ST.. ~ wEsT.-Large front room; south.
OJ ern exposure private bath; superior table: ref
erences.
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II or dentist: two 25. one SIS; also large and small
well-furnished rooms; superior table and attendance.
4 18th ST. 227 WEST.-In private family: hand
to some sunny square and hall room. with dress
ing room, hot and cold water. large closets, bath;
select house; parlCr dining room; superior table and
service; reference.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-31

The reiephoio attachment can be used with any double lcus of standard make.
 Amateur photographers who expe ct To take snap shCts" at the Paris expo >itiCn in l9oJ will have to pay for the privilege. A charge of 50 certimes will be made.
 FlasEliSht powders are rot particu- iarly dangerous, when handled with care. Do moi pace therl rear infaIn- Inab!c Graperi.s. however, or take any risks with them whatever.
 The fad cf the day seems to be fram- ing Of oEe's photographs in special fTaIhes of black oal:. \ frame r.anufac- turer ted me last week that kls husi- ness with aIHa,ur photographers had grown 60 be rEOrmous, and that prac- ':caHy aN of it was on the narrow b!acl, cal, cr clts;Ert frames that set any h'acf and wi:;r priL: of beautifully. These fr,.nSs gre cheap. aL,! they make :. r'c.. VI. !i ornament out of q prIn, ;;..: ;;..: Cooks Insignificant when sinpI mount cd on card.
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BIsBsE. Dec. 25. 1899
CoPPERINGe.

Christmas was passed in the usual manner here. Westhsr perfect and town quiet and orderly.
 A large crowd saw the Williams family of on their special last Friday afternoon. Bisbes wi,hes them God speed,
 The Methodist Church services on last evening embraced . Chris.ma as tree for the little folks. Sengs and reeita'i5ns by the children of the sunday School proved very intsresi- ing.
 M. J. Cunningham. who has been to Hsrmosillo, Mex. on mining busi- ness has returned. From all accou D ts he has struck e valuable mine, the location of which is about 45 miles from the city of ermesillo.
 Prof. Griffith. the great hypnotist, with a company of four people, will be seen at the Opera House for fsur evenings, commencing Dec. 27th. At home cards, after January 10th have been sent to the friends of Mir. and Mrs. Frank J. Graf, whose mar riage occurred on Thursdsy, Dec. If.
 A dance is being given tonight by the members of the Queen Band Much preparation has been made fer an enjoyable tune.
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WEATHER SUpERSTITIONS.

A gale moderating at sunset will in crease before midnight, but if il mod crates after mid night the weather will improve.
 There is an old saying-originated perhaps, for the benefit of school chil- dren-that there is only one Saturday in the year without sun during some portion of the day.
 Fridays weather shows what may be expected on the following Sunday; that is, if it rains on Friday noon. then it will rain on Sunday. but if Friday be clear then Sunday will be fine as we'll.
 The l2 days immediately following Christmas denote the weather for the coming l2 months, one day for month; the first snowstorm indicates the num- Der of snowstorms the winter will bring. For example, if the first snow- storm comes on November g look out then for 29 snowstorms.
 Thunder on Sunday is considered by the wise men the sign of the death of a great man; on Monday, the death of a woman; on Tuesday, if in the early summer, it foretells an abundance of grain; on Wednesday, warfare is threat ened; on Thursday, an abundance of sheep and corn the farmer may reckon upon; on Friday, some great man will be murdered; on Saturday, a general pestilence and great mortality.
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MR. GREENS STATEMENT
History of the C0bre Grande
 and It's Phases.

Nogales, Arizons, Dec. Is, 1899.
 In reference to the fight which has been on for some tune in relation to the Cobrs Crsnde in Mexico, littls light upon the trns fAets of the ease may be of interest to your readerr. The Cebre Granae Company was or ganized to work the property under a bond held by George Mitchell from w. c. Green. gwen in Novemo.r '9S, for the sum of two hundred and Atty thousand dollars. Upon this bond Eve per cen: of the purchase money was paid Mr. Mitchell. and tha, has been the only money paid on the bond to this day. The bond contain, s clause that in default fl any pay mont mentioned, therein, shou d work immediate forfeiture of all rights held by Mitchell. Four payments were passed over before Green de clared the bond void de, the forfeit clause. The company of CosteIle, gutted the mine of all rich ore po-si- bls, having shipped therei,om before Green retook possession, over three hundred thousand dollars in copper. They refusing to make any account ing or payment for bullion shipped. At present there are two boards o! directors of the Csbrc G.anie Con- pany, each claiming to be the only legitimate board. A receiver will be appointed to wind up the affair, o. the company, the principal asIst Of which Is a claim against J. II. Cos tello of about Slll ,o0J for ,tock soil him from the treasury and for the bull lion shipped under Lis management. he active members of tho Costello b ,ard, J. H. Woods, and A. Melxarejo, own respectively five shares and fifty shares ol stock in the Ce5re Grande Company, and of course hsya every thing to gain and nothing to lose by .lunging the company into litigation.
 Signed W. c. GREEN.
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Hoods Sss;sl ss;;i;s
HnJ,, n:uu cure nausea. indigestion. I1OOQ s FlllS bijousness. Price 2,c,
 Caution Notice.

A IL PERSONS are hereby warned aeains; A buying. leasing. or in any way seeking 10 ooian any right, title. interest or control of any certain mining claims in the Huachuca Mountains. recently attempted to be located by ]. H. Tippe.t and R. V. Dunton. Said at- tempted locations are called '.Summir" and Monarch. respe ciiyely. and attempts to sp- prop'iate the mining ground under the locations long and well known the OUTLOOK and OUILOOL EXTE >SION. situated near the sunni; of the middle peak of the range between the head Of Ramsey and Maple Canyons. which claims were not open for location al the date O said attempted appropriation by said ]. H. Tip pett and R. v. Dunton.
 Furthermore. all work done on Said erou nd of the OUTLOOK and OUTLOOK EXTEN. SION by said parties aforesaid. is hereby claimed and the same will be for the benefit of said OUTLOOK and OUTLOOK EXTEN SION mining claims. the property of the un. dersigned. Wv, STUMP co.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-31

While enume rating many of the paying mines oi Yavapai county, and pointing out the conditions which de- monsira,eJ their merit. the Prescott Courier wisely says: 'lf you want to mine for profit, fret get the mine, then have the courage to siak on is. Don. expect too much from nature at the grass roots. As far as this county Is concerned, every mine that has been sunk 10 the depth of 800 feet is today great bonanza. The same can be truthfully sad of the mines ot every csuu:y in the Territory and as the Silver Belt remarks we have yet to lssrn of an instance whero deep min-
 ing h.s proved 6 failure in Arihona.
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ing to own the same, asserting title thereto and without remops,ranos or objection from anyone. Therefore acting for the county alone the board cons,jers it beyond the ecopo of its powers or duty at this late date to re- cognize any claim to said property by any corporation or person whomso- ever.
 Communication from J. A. McCor- mick in relation to being assessed for property he did not own was read. Clerk instructed to write J. A. McCor. mick for information relative to the ownership of said property and who he sold it to. The assessment to stand until such information is pre- ssnted to the board.
 Communication from c. NJ, Hooker read relative to assessment. Treas ursr instructed to strike from the as- ssssment of c. NJ. Hooker the cattle sssessed to c, NJ. Hooker ss said as- ssssment was made by mistake. and c collect tho tax oa the balance of ss- sessed property to c. NJ. Hooker.
 At SD. m. Board stands adj journ- ed to Dec. 20 at 10 A. m.
 W. c, Benton FRANK HARE, Chairman Pro tenn
 Clerk.
 JAxEs F. DUNCAN,
 )annty Cierk
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TALES OF TABBIES.
JAMES F. DUNCAN,
 Deputy Clerk.

A Macon (Mo) cat reared six young squirrels
 A litter of foxes is cared for by a Reading (Pa.) tabby.
 A cat known to be over 25 years old died at Tyro. Kan. the other day.
 Thirteen Brooklyn cats quarreled and fought until all but one were dead.
 A Philadelphia man owns a cat that he claims has killed 2,500 mice during its lifetime.
 In mine near Butte, Mont, live hun dreds of cats that have never seen the light of day.
 Twenty years ago 6 cat race was held at Lancaster, Ky, in which there were 305 entries.
 In Maine last year s.4OO Angora cats were raised. Some Of the best of them were sold for $50 each.
 Margaret King. New York woman. :. while intoxicated cut a kitten into pieces with pair of shears.
 Sebastian, big black cat owned by a Cumberland (Md) woman, wears a diamond earring in eecn ear.
 Three kittens were born high up in the air in an abandoned birds nest in the crotch of tree in Flushing, NY.
 Twelve black cats were put in a New York cold storage warehouse. At the end of six months their hair had turned white.
 Whenever black cat passes Hindoo sentry at Bombay he gravely salutcs it in military style. This is because of q superstition which leads him to believe that the cat contains the soul of a Brit ish officer
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-31

II J hier!, Phoenix; c A Fi.chof. Dillon, Montana Geo N Hewitt, Tue son; Edward Grover, 5 F; are a, the Norton HJuse.
 Mics Maude Ws!sh who bss been spending the Yuie-,iie with relatives nt the county ssa,, came in on this afternoons train. She brings 6 sis,er Mrs. ". E. Stamp, wish her.
 M A Ra,ch'id, F;RC Morgan, Denver; Ellis Grant, Phoenix; Murray l. Ley ton, New York; Mrs Barsholo men, child and maid, are guests of the Bsssamer.
 A local telephone system is soon to be insusura:ed here. The stock hold CTS wi!i .s rl .inly hone ? ,ople.
 The dance Of the Copp-r QIeen bad on last evening wa, sres, s1cc.s.. Much credit is due the conn., mit,ee for it's excellent management. Of aG.irs.
 Prof. Griaith, the great hypno,ist and his company of fou- people, will be here CD tomorrow evening. They will be at the Opera hou.o for four nights commencing b .. 7.
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BIsBEE, Dec 26, 1899, COVERINGS

Hugh Fraser. who was run over by 6 cart on Thanksgiving night, is out on crutches.
 Mise Jane McHugh who has been visiting her parents at Tombstone during Christmas, returned today.
 The skies were overcast today and a prospect of welcome rain or snow seems probable.
 The mines have closed down in cludiug the smelsers, and with the exception of . comparatively small force of msu who are engaged in cleaning up around the works, the miners are taking 8 lay of. The shut down will probably continue for sev. ersl weeks.
 It is reported that G. W. Hill, for nerly of this place, was killed on Christmas eve in the Duqussne mines near Nogalss,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-31

We know of . rooster in town tn at IS 90 elo qIent, % learned, so exquisite and with such e l0rdly strut that small children may have mistaken Jim for their lord and master. Such as he arc opposed to seeing their names in print, We don't blame him ss nothing can bs Said oi such "fsliers" but wilt in the end dirty tn, cslumns of any paper. When the time co mes for the uolic gsod we will speak oar piece.
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TO MINE NWNERS

Bling in contamination with . number of eastern investors who de- sire to purchase or boni desirable cop p.- and gold prospects o' merit, rrcs- recio.s and mine owners will Go we'll list their nines with me, giving full particulars of loeatiod, work done, ,.ras 6tc. Call at my office or send descriptions. Your property may jus; sat.
 CRAs. ". ELAcKBUHN,
 Allen $. Let. 4.h aud .5;h
 Tomb.tone A, T.
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ELECTRIC SPARKS.

Experts figure out that a telephone line across the Atlantic, even if it could be built, would not pay unless patrons were charged seven dollars q minute
 Germany is being aroused by furore of railroad building, mostly electrical In the month of June 330 railroads were projected. The Germans are ahead of the English in electrical equipping.
 The farmers and fruit growers of California are already seizing the ad- tages electricity affords and are all ready broadening their opportunities in view of the industrial revolution that this agency guarantees.
 It may be interesting to those fond of figures to state that there were in use on January tLis year 1.I5s. 900 miles of telephone wire. and that the entire cost of construction of the Bell telephone system was over s11I .OOO. .OO0
 The mine owners of the Pacific coast have awakened to the enormous advan- tages of electric power in mining and leaders among them say no one can yet estimate the changes n gold and silver mining that will follow the introd uctiop of electricity in that industry.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-31
BIsBEE. Dec. P, 1859 COVERINGS.

Christmas service Dec, 24th. 1899, at Library Hall. II .. m. Morning prayer, sermon and Holy Communion. ' go p. m. Evening prayer and ser mon. Services conducted by Rev. F. $. Eastman and Rev. A. Elliott.
 At thu meeting of the St Johns Guild last night, preliminary arrange men,s for holding c bazaar for the benefit of the Episcopal church was discussed and will doubtless soon be had.
 Charles w. Blackburn and Charles Mansur are ov,r from romb,tone. They are here in the interest Of the Copper King Co. and arrange for as- easements on the clsims oi that com- pany here.
 Tim Griffith went to Tombstone to- day, Mir Griffith expects to leave for ap extended visit eat neIt week.
 H. drothaus, wife and daughter sr- rived yesterdsy from Covingtou, Ky, and understood will remain here for some time. Mir Grothsus and family are related to Mfr Geisenhofsr.
 Those who are to take part in tue cake walk on Christmas evening, ., the dance for the benefit of the Copper Queen band, are especially requested to give their namss to Jas Nichols. IL is understood Ex Delegate Mark Smith on behalf of Dan Burgess will present a claim to the Mexican govern ment for injuries sustained by Burgess by Mexican officers during the border trouble at Naco in October last.
 The Orb was issued h tinted dress lsst night-a shortage of white paper accounted for the change.
 The presentation of the loving cups for Messrs Ben and Lewis William. brought out an immense crowd. The presentation remarks were ms ade by MT Stillman who in we'll chosen words echoed the esteem and respect in which the honored gentlemen were held in the com nunily. Both MT Lewis and Ben Williams responded brisIly and feelingly with full expres- sons Of gratitude and appreciation oi the kira remembrance of the people
 There will bs Xmas tree at the Methodist church Christmas Eve. IL will be free for all parents to put suit .ble presents for the little ones. An impromptu program will bs rendered
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-31
STATE OF OHIO, CITYo TOLEDO,

STATE OF OHIO, CITYo TOLEDO,
 LUCAS COUNTY. Frank J. Cheyney makes oath that ne Is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheyney & Co.,, doing bushes in the city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each and every Case oi Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Cs;.rrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribe my presence, this 9th day oi Decem CT, ltS6. .A--' bsEAL A. W. GLEASON,
 Notary Iutli Halls Cstarrh Cure is tsk, inter nslly and acts directly on the back and mucus surfaces of the system Send or testimonisle free.
 F. J. CHENEY < CO.,,
 Toledo,
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S1OO: REWARD

Will be paid by me, to any person O persons, who will furnish evidence that will lead to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons who entered the Cony.r ranch house, abou, July or August, 1898, and stole one new set of harness. And again on abou, July 10th this year, and stole provisions and bed ding.
 EUGENE P. A. LARRIEU.
 Fsirbank, Ara,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-31

An exchange says the people are protecting against paying the rail roads an average oi S35!e94 annually for each ei the 92l postal cars used, whereas for passenger cars the amount is only $l0.525. The difference looks like . SC eu, to bleed tho government.
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Tn. Gazette closes . forssfel article


 ia the following choice words:
 The people 0! Arizona are just. They love fair play. and despise a hypocrite. No man is perfect and none are regarded as such. Above the puny light of malice, lar beyond the reach 0: iealous greed, chimes the everlasting sun of truth in whose beams are portrayed the duties of men. The faith that caused Peter to follow his Master; the love that the Savior bestowed upon Mary; the star that lighted the pathway of Jesus are all liv.ng and glowing today in the lard.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-31

Our citizens hsve become aroused and thoroughly indignant .. the operations of the fire f-nd who is ply ing his nsfsrious work e ipdustriou.ly the past few weeks. Should this hend be caught it is safe to say he would dangls at the end of piece of hemp in short order.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-31

Melzar Osborn and Samuel Biglsr are fombstons visitor. from the vii cinity of Ru-se!yjlle. They arc here to look after assessment work on some mines in this district.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-31

loom Paup did all his praying be- fore the fighting began. This plan has certain obvious advantages which people who fly to arms hereafter should not forget.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-31

A drunken Mexican who was sus- pieiousiy regarded as . fire f .nd was taken to the city cooling tanks this morning. Later he wss given one hour to leave town and he left with alacrity.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-31

The Terpschorean Club, Christmas dancs last night was we'll attended and good time had. The club is a prominent fac tor in the social make uo of Tombstone and their dances are slwsys popular events.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-31

Mise Jane MoHugh who spent Christmss here with her parents re- turned to the copper camp this morn ing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-31

Miss Maud Walsh ami Mrs M E. Shsn,p open. Christmas with their sister, Mrs A. R. E ,glish and return ed to Bisbse today.
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BORN

hAFFERrY-In Tombstone, Dec 2S. to the vile of &so Rsfferty-A son.
 KEILY-ln Tombstone Dec. 2S, to the wife of John Keily-a dauxats-
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-31

Aseaying for gold, silver and copper zo cts each mineral. Mailing enve- lopss free. McDill and Harper. Col Orsdo Sp-ing., Coo. If
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-31

In all of the towns of the Philippines Islands which are under American control any native who may be found out ef doors after s 30 p. ID. wi,hou, pass is fined B.
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The California College
 of Dental Surgery

nos open for students Those wishing to en ter will apply to W. Dennis, MD, b DS Dean, at the College. Cor Larkin and Me Ali Lster SIS, or A D. Gleavss. D D. S, Parrort Building. San Francisco. ffornia, Send for announcement
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-31

Ths Sunday school children will have their Christnss party tonight a, Mining Exchange hall.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-31

Christmas, the most cherished Oi days, was duly celebrated in Tomb stoEe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-31

Current wa, reports indicate that c kopje is about as dangerous thing to nj nkey with as . buzz saw.
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EINY.KTA NnT9zR R NT>
 MRS c. LOUDON PROP. 1 AAA.s UV X 1 1AO1 Fremont Street Between Sixth and Seventh Shady Grounds. Large. Clean and We'll Ventilated Rooms.
 TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA

From Tuesdays Ddily:
 Don't forget the Firemsn's ball on Monday, New Years night.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-29
GO WEST BY THE FITCHBURG
RAILROAD.
June Is, 1899.
(Through the Great Hoosac Tunnel.)

(Through the Great Hoosac Tunnel)
The scenic route OF New England. The
shortest route, offering best service and
quickest time.
To Chicago in q hours.
To Denver IN 21s days.
10 California in 4 days.
Through sleeping cars TO Bufralo, Cleye-
land, Fort Wayne. Detroit Chicago and
Only line running through Pullman
sleepers to Chicago via BinghamtciI and
Youngstown
Unexcelled service to Montreal and Que
bee. Parlor and sleeping cars on through
trains. Day coach to Montreal without
Trains leave Worcester week days:
FOR TROY, BUFFALO, CHICAGO and
the west at $40 a. m, II. As a. M; Las
FOR WINCHENDON and intermediate
stations, week days. at $40 a. M, Ii Al
a. M; 3.45 p m, 6.23 p. m, $40 p. m.
Sundays at 3.45 p. m.
$40 a. m. connects week days at Gardner
with accommodation trains for all sta
liz a. M, ii As a. M. S.45 p. M. ss.45 u. M.
connects week days for Bellows Falls.
Rutland and White River Junction,
$40 a. M, II 40 a. M, TS45 p. M, week
qavs. for Bellows Falls, White River
Point, Montreal, Ottawa and Quebec
ing car space apply to
tS.45 p, m. train does not connect for
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