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4 SAFE OF ART OBJECTS.

sale Of bronzes statuary and other art objects
was begun at the So Art Galleries. No. 43 LIB
erty-st yesterday. and will be continued to-day
tomorrow and Saturday. The prices realized were
low on the whole. An ivory miniature Of Admiral
Dewey brought $40 A Carrara marble bust. with
pedestal was sold for 45 and smaller bust went
for 81. The highest price Of the afternoon, So,
was paid for an oil painting by 4. Stolz. Other
objects sold included lamps. figures. mugs vases
and clocks In Boue, Dresden, Teplitz. Bonn and
Ialf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16
DESTRUCTION or Old MARION HOUSE.

The Marion House. az East Broadway and Catha-
rine-st.. built over century ago. is to be torn
down TO make room for a clothing factory. The
ground belongs 10 the Remsen estate. Originally 1t
was q bathhouse being largely patrorized by
wealthy folk who In those days had no baths In
their own homes Later It became popular hotei.
As the character OF It's surroundings chanRed IL
gradually deterorated. until 1t is now cheap iodg-
ing house
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TO FINISH sURRoGATE ARNoLD'S CASES

Surrogate James NJ. Varnum who succeeded Sur
rogate Arnold by appointment Of Governor Roose-
welt on Surrogate ArnOlds resignation, Yesterday
decided in dealing with application with refer
ence to the estate Of De Witt G. Lawrence that
he has the right to dispose of the cases left In an
unfinished state by his predecessor. The question
been partly heard by Surrogate Arnold would have
to he begun again caused considerable anxiety 10
TIC LAWYERS engaged in the cases and also TO their
clients. Surrogate Narnum's decision has been
reached after a lengthy and careful consultation
with his colleague. Surrogate FitZcerald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16
THE MFDTCO-L LEGAL SOCIETY.

The principal feature OF the monthly meeting OF
the Medico- Legal Society, which took place last
night at the Waldorf Astoria was the reading OF a
paper by Mrs Sophia McClelland. member OF
tho society. Her subject was How Far May
Overpressure in Education Be Considered as a
commended that education should be governed by
the physical condition Of the pupil.
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BLINDED BY VITRIOL.
A WIDOW IN ST LOUIS SAYS UNKNOWN "'F
THREW 1T IN HER FACE

A WIDOW IN ST. LOUIS SAYS uNhNO"
THREW IT IN HER FACE
St Louis March l5.-Detectives are ens a,,,a
aav IN looking for an unknown woman VINO ca''e"
., ,ho ras,donce NJ Mrs NJ f. McVean, "ioo",
and threw vitriol I'm her face. binding her anu
causing burns that may result fatally. osTe' s
weeks ago Mrs McVean appeared at fo"oe i'ea
quarters with box Of candy which she cn",h re-
n well-known young woman OF TINS city WI" ""
Ing sent to her, because She was 30, 80,
49,, ..o..,o,. natd Mrs McVean by a well-known
West End physician. r. d
Mrs McVean is unconscious. Her famiy an"
physicians will not permit her to be seen pe, ~,
becoming unconscious she told her sister, 'o'
McGraw. that strange woman "hom 81" ~
scrlbed called her to the door by r'nsi"s Wv so
80, -, ,ho contents of a bottle into her face
10 nerson other than Mrs. McNean saw tne t %out
thrown; no one else saw the strange "oind" ""'"
he Mace
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THE KNIcKERBOCKER DIVORCE SUIT.

The suit OF Mrs Corinne Knckerbocker, OF
Kinesbridge. against her husband. William w.
Knickerbocker Of New-York. for absolute divorce
on statutory grounds was tried yesterday Al a
Special Term OF the Supreme Court IN Nhle
piains before Justice Hirschberg.
The drst witness was their little daughter. Aethe,
Who testified 70 having once seen her rather, the
defendenf hugging the servant girl at thc Top OF
lie stairs This was denied 10y the iather and ne
servant Considerable ties mOny was taken on both
sides and Justice Hirschberg reserved his de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16
HOWARD GOULD'S BOAT READY TO SAIL.

Howard Goulds big yacht. the Niagara. lie lying
at the pier IN Hoboken. with full crew shipped
ready for cruise. II Mr. Gould's intention
70 start trip TO bermuda some time ago. but
business engagements and other matters have kept
him here. He has not been well for several days
and II was said yesterday that he would probably
60 away the boat. Mt. Gould has been
sued a result OF accident aboard the yacht
about Christmas time. which resulted in the death
OF Patrick Rooney who employed In helping
load the vessel Mrs. Gould aboard uney-
tpecuy after the accident. and wes much affected
- tie sight OF the trace Of what had happened.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16
OLD GUARD ELECTS OFFICERS.
MAJOR ELLIS H BRIGGS CHOSEN COMMANDER
FOR THE THIRD TIME.

FOR THE THIRD TIME.
Major Ellis H. Briggs for the third time
elected commander Of the Old Guard last night
Mt the annual election in the armory, Broadway and
Forty-ninth-st. The following officers were elected
for the various companies: Captain Company A.
Charles A. Stadler: captain Company b. L. Frank
Barry: captain Company C. John d. Quincy; hrst
lieutenant company A. Frank II. Clement; first
lieutenant Company b, William II. Seaich; first
lieutenant Company c. william d. May; second
lieutenant Company A. Edward r. Blohm; i, sec sec.
oud Lieutenant Company q. Sylvester l.. III: Ward;
second lieutenant Company c. f. Fellows jenkins.
The only contest for first lieutenant or CON-
many r i'm which Charles H. Heustis ran close
second TO william II. Seaich. James T. Nenman
was reelected treasurer. The annual report sno"ed
mat twenty-seven new recruits had been added 70
the roster of the Old Guard in the year AileI
the election Lieutenant James X Mason presented
70 the old Guard a llfesze portrait or Major
briggs painted by John Livingston Mason.
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STEAMSHIP ASHORE OFF CAPE HENRY

THE orator. BRINGING IRON FROM CUBA TO
MARYLAND. GOES AGROUND IN A FOG
baltimore March 15-The steamship which
stranded M 2 o clock this morning. about mile on
Cape Henry Life Saving Station, proved to be the
British steamship Brator. of London. bound from
Daiouiri Cuba for Sparrow's Point. Md, with
full cargo OF three thousand tons OF iron ore. She
want ashore during dense fog and her position
&c Regarded as DANGEROUS account OF the hlSh
sea The Merrtt-C Chapman Wrecklng company I Has
sent a gfeamer TO her assistance from Norfolk, her
CARO- Will likely be jettisoned. She was puit az
Port Glasgow. Scotland. in 1896. and registers
/ :,
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cHARGES EOR OrT.Or-r0mN CHECKS

The Clearing House Association yesterday voted
IN favor OF imposing charges for the collection Of
out-of-tOwn checks. 1t also was decided 10 dis
cpline any banks which might try 20 evade the
new arrangement by allowing extra interest on de-
posits OF correspondent banks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16
ASSESSORS ANNUAL REPORT.

The annual report Of the Assessors for 1898 was
published yesterday 1t shows that the assess
ments hand aggregated N.776 e3s % at the be-
ginning OF the year. and that these. with all others
received, aggregated &S57 4O3 Is of which thero
were corrected confirmed and referred 1854. O8s 20
leaving balance Of s. 333. 068 70.
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Tenth ..-s,s 70
The Approximate amount OF the liens % q. "a be sold
.e,sfy wbich the above described properly thoussni
the plaintiffs undivided one-ha ,,ytssd ball
dollars s3 OOO) on the DEFENDANTS intees.
Twelve hundred and Atty dollars y GOV Two thousand
from the ist day OF January 1895. an, ssy Of May
dollars 80 0oS with interest the lst ga ana tho
1905 together with the expenses OF we ,unared dollars
costs and allowances amounting TO -Four n''
5000. soo
Dated, New York, March ls- lsw RsfsrsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16
ANOTHER SKYSCRAPER.
PLANS FOR AN EIGHTTEN-sToRY BUILDING AT
BROADWAY AND CHAMBERssT.

landmark at the northwest corner OF broadway
and Chambers-st. will soon give way to an eish-
,een-story brick stone and terra-cotta once ouiu-
ing to be built for the estate of sarah n, an IA
drews Of Boston. The plans have been suDinltea
70 the Department Of Buildings by Cass GlIDer.
architect Of ST Paul. MINI. George A. fuiIer' Oh
n isO Fifth-ave is executor of the estate. ~,
T-be building Will have a steel skeleton. Dut VII
he of Main design. The estimated cost Is S'ooo"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16
Mr. HOWELL BEGINS HIS DDTIES

W h. Howell. ex-secretary Of the Treasury. who
recently appointed member OF the United
States Board OF General Appraisers arrived in
this city yesterday and assumed the duties OF his
new office.
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49, TINA she refused TO visit the boat Tne sun
cox noo and Is brought by the widow OF fatrlcs
10 ao1 ~ Was said Yesterday that the case wouio
douhtless be settled out OF court
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FOR DREDGING THE CHANNEL

THE LAST OF THE SPECIFICATIONS SENT TO
WASHINGTON.
,,.,or II NJ Adams. who is In charge Of harbor
,o,arents NJ this port said yesterday that he
had inst sent TO Washington the last Of the specih
cations for dredging out the 2coo-foot chanhei TOT
which Congress recently appropriated 100000. nc
sent also the forms to be used In advertising ~
the contract He expects TO hear soon OF ther
approval by the chief OF engineers. 80 . ,or,,sod
Tor thirty DAYS and II contractor VIII 49, 90 20
take the entire contract and complete me "Ttn ~
"a ooo 00O the Government itself will u>1ertshe 'ne
opera ton.
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1usIrnlIlon

For Boys and Young Men-City.
Il Wnl remove in April 10 its new home. Madison Avs
ana f''' - j CLARK READ. Regstrl
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corRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Division-supreme Court--Before Van Brnt
P. j. Patterson oBrien Insrah12qrf and Mclaughlin
supreme court@special TermPart Before Beach J.
-Mao% ci c6r faS at D efor Beck
cqqr opens at 1879 r. Par, Ff Paris scott
J-Preferred cause 80 3023 as uniIisaeg 5a r,ax
@w and fact: Nos 2s6 247 252 25S ESQ., 2s5S
2sas 2o 2eSs 2647 2e52 2656 1895 2e72 2746 2s4o
supreme Court-specai TermPart v-BsSore Gi ,1,s
sleeve. Causes to be sent from Part " for trial.
Oass Court-specal Term-Part vI-Betore Ke-
logg causes to be sent from Part ~ lot '''a Na''
s"pre@e TermPar yHmss9r. Gle
tS3 $3.50 S ss SIS slsS !s go @
st3o ssSS sGii 1854 s679 1923. sl24 s733 STAT Gear
supreme co ss54 ss sa 27e soa5 s s?a
ss42 POOP 3isi o 4924 oq S"' S SS' ann.hed
supreme CourtTral Term-Part ln-beiIfe as Tn
J.-causes to be sent from Part Ill TOT u'@ O''7
Supreme cout-ral TeruPa vmBsfore L even dn
s snishs sS'F' 70 DC 's" - p,.. v,-p.,or. Freed
to be sent from Part III tor trial Clear
Supreme ts 80 ssso s $3.50 4s2 2o72 1895
2oes s62s 1851 1917 $685. 2l9S 8s 0'O "si Soe
$ S9sS 9 Ss1. s9So case unnnishei.
supreme courtTrial Termf2rt v vi resT
supreme Court~Trla Term-Part IX-Before Werner
snrssSs 59 be sFP1 i Dusro
Causes be sent from Part VII Tor trial Ease u"
M snsn nr, Cour,-rrla Term-Part XI-Before Mac
Lean, Causes to be sent from Part VII TOT '''S "
supreme court-Triai TermPart XrI-Adjourned IN
I'll sSr2ogsc's courtCchambers- varnum. $
Court opens 1890 m wills for probate: John Hast
ings Katie Kramer william R9rnhon fTe9eTieK
Rand Johannes A Fnges at 1880 n M; Mary Emery
snrrogate's Court-Tr4al Term-Before Fitzgerald. S
No 1919 will Catharne G. Rauhitschek at 1880 a. m
40 Il47 viii Of Ellen Hartigan at 1890 a. m no az
Augustus Med. Wright at 1890 a m; No $780, estate OF
Julia Herman. nj 1880 a m r.... -
Court opens at 10 a m Motions at 1880 a. m.
CITY Court Trial Term.Par I-BetorS Nc'9ctay' o J
Nos 2l64 266s 1888. 1915 57'' 2O'f 100 lo'o z-'N'
CITY court-Trial Term-Part UBefore conian loo
sGs SO 1922 1915 Sss5 :s :sgs goo $ Ss5 3GS
city Court Term Part III .Betore Haseah Zoo
2ss 2s7o 1874 is7s LIB 1919 2S7 16 21 ., 2s 2t3
"a 2S75 2s7s 2s77 2s7s 2s70 2ssi 2sS2 2sS3. 2sS4
2ss5 2sss 2ss7 2sss 2ssa 1880. 1884 Clear:
sS CITY HS s ss5 eo Sos SSss
$3.50 1895. oslo. Case unfinished.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Beach. J.
Brain sgt International Navigation Company-Maurce
New-York Life Insurance Company agt. Herman
Richard P. I4ydon.
Reilly agt. Rel!y-Thomas +. Byrne.
Beers agt Inslee-Francis j. Lowrey.
BY Beekman. J.
Matter Of Jordsn-John Deahunty.
Mater Of Maclay 1.-TWO cases)-John b. Pine.
Matter OF Ittner-S l.. X. Ward
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
by Beekman. =.
Matter OF Marble and Enamel Mosaic company-ver-
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Citr 6otels.
foreclosure Sales.
S KIN FORK SUPREME COURT CoUs

NEW YORK SUPREME COukl' $780,
~ OF NEW YORK-warren 5 Burt. Planoh ''
Louis Kendall ct al Defendants. ~, p.r,irn
In pursuance Of nterlocuory Judsment .. az
and sale duly made and entered in the ah"Ne ises
ton bearing date the eleventh day OF med sl
the Undersigned the Referee said judgment .s
sell NJ Public Auction the Exchange Shes - MAE
located az No. broadway. in the bor9us" - xsrcA
haitian city - New York. the 21th Gay ,.n Ks-
isgQ az II o'clock noon. that day hy y. nsrnxst
nelly Auctioueer the premises directed by Salo ''
20 he sold and therein described as followr eth %
All that certain lot. piece. or parcel 81 an ia
buildings thereon erected situate. lying ana IN nd a.
CITY County and state OF New YORK. Douhoeu -
scribed IL follows, 20 wit; . a., ,,,sr.>cfcr q
REGINNING al a point formed by the me ~. west
The Soutbery line or side 33rd Street WIN w Wes
erly line or side Of Tenth Avenue running Firy-.o1
eriy along the southery side Of BIRD street Nv on
M feet Seven C7) inches running thence Nineteen
line parallel or nearly with Tenth Avenue ranrS
u9 feet Seven and quarter "a Inc AID street
thence Fasterly and line parallel win r4ry-or
ara nar,iv through the centre Of party wall ws,,sru
154 feet Nine and one-haf Ws) inches 70 IN, sions re
s,Se ~ Tenth Avenue and thence NortherH &C., ssya
Westerly side OF Tenth Avenue. Nineteen s heSnnipe
and one-quarter 40 inches 20 the pe r,s IyenrA
being the premises now known ne No. All i'
Dated New York. March ist. 1862 R.fe-ea
THOMAS r. poNNEli.1t' 90 SasSa1
WARREN 8 BURT Attorney FOR Pl2lnul, @,,v
street borough Of Manhattan. New forS GGS-1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16
For Both Sexes-City.

CLASSES p systee9yi pa pay Or SS;4kgEs
proadway cor " 25th ST. y Y. s. rs Court ST. &ly'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16

r1,HD OssINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
sing sing-on-the Hudson Miss T. c FOLhSf
Principal 3ist year.
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Ceacbers.

-
nR " q NOVEL;, private tutor az pipils nSi' "
| ~, liz + SOD -. Two pupils received IN FANNY
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Grhopl Amenities.

ooooo>ooo.~~o@Nn1ONooNo HrNcc|".cc>:.c1yS
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, h1sc
a sunnIies Professors Teachers. Tutors DoNe'"eSSs'
e 80 rf6pIiege. schools ard Families Apply 70 -
~ Mrs NJ J. YOUNG-FULToN 70 Union oP1a-e
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For Young Ladies-Country.

r AsTIL, SEMINARY FOR YOUNG "UMEN'
AUBURNDALE. MASS.
., 1890 mailing and sitting 50 much erect; m
aneral health In your conversation IN your way OF
meeting people and In nnumerable ways could see tho
bsneet YOU are receiving from your training ana sss0
Citations at Lasel. All this you must Ah'" 10 's'
gratifying to me-. . "a. 49,
This "a what father 10 his Daughter AFTER her
,u-r N school from the Christmas vacation a, nome
:, q, unsolicited testimony Lasels success IN SONS
important lines - - ,o,,,,,.
September. 1899.
Catalogue nee' c. c. BRAGDoN.
raj
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tuatrbes ano lewslrp.


II JOHNSTON son. Diamonds Na'enes 'ss ~
Il silverware best goods lowest prices 'a'1e.'' ="
-. es, abllshed 1874 IS John -. upstairs
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For u Va and Young y

For II VS. and Young Men-Country =.
r,AIRFIEI.D ACADEMIA Home school for BOYS, AZ
trartive healthsul and thorough. individual attenuon
VIZ ANCrc n BREWER. A. NJ. PIN, FalrneIa COM
ITDc0T pTVFR MILITARY ACADEMY. Nyack n.
Ill Y-Large steam heated room Tor eacn BOY fi'rs7s
- ,onies Tor riding. drill and artillery practice
1rAP1.EWOOD. coNCORDvILLD. Pa. - successful
Nj boi ono ~ The best 70 infuse with energy 10 waAs
~ bovs 70 duties OF life: prepared FOR business or cones
s5l6 under 10 years S20l. Location beautiful eIesa.e
Sssiihv. no tobacco. J. shortlidge yale, A. NJ Pin
The copper era., 1899-10-12
District Court Notes.

L. Fraissinet, Gordon Mclean, J. G.. Alfred and Nicholas Cole were excused and special venire was issued. The four new grand jprymen added were: A. W. Moore, Lambert Frye, W. s. Davis and A. T. West.
 George Green manager of the A. c. Go. store at Metcalf, was chosen foreman and the grand jury was sworn in. Joe Reaves acted as baliff for the grand jury.
 The grand jury made two reports Tues day and returned indictments against the following persons: Tommy Colvin and Alvido Lerna, indictment for grand larceny; Wm. Cornelius, indicted for grand larceny; Simon Rodriguez and Feliciano Hernandez, indicted for mur- der; Rufus Nephew5 and William Ap- person, indicted for grand larceny. The prisoners were arraigned Tuesday after noon and each took one day to plead.
 In the tax suit case of the Detroit Cop per Mining company vs. the Board of Equalization of Graham county the court rendered decision in favor of the D. c. Co. and against the Board of Equaliza- ton. The court held that the proceed ings of the Board of Equalization were irregular and the raise of $71 ,000 was void.
 The grand jury made another partial report on Wednesday and returned an indictment against Serapio Acosta, charg- ed with an assault with deadly weapon. The case of the Territory against Alberto Vega was dismissed.
 The case against c. E. Lynch, charged with an assault with deadly weapon, was continued for the term on showing made by counsel for defendant that i'm portant witnesses were unable to be present.
 The case against w. B. Foster, who was convicted Of the killing of 4. B. Al
The copper era., 1899-10-12

Mr.. Neil Munro and daughters left last week for Globe, where they will spend couple of months visiting rela- tives.
 Miss Grace Pearce arrived from Pleas anton, Texas, Tuesday, to spend the fall and winter with her sister, Mrs. c. E. Bull
 Beef on the hoof went up to $7 hun dred in Chicago last week, the highest since 1892 and the highest October price since 1884.
 Tim Nardellis saloon building on Chase Greek is about completed and Tim says he will open the finest saloon in Arizona in few days.
 Jud Webster left this morning to at tend court at Solomonville. Frank Web ster will leave Saturday and Judge Hor- meyer will leave Sunday for the same place on court business.
 John Bingham, one of the A. c. Co.'S. foremen, met with painful though not serious accident last Friday. He was caught in belt and thrown about twelve feet, receiving several bruises and cut in the arm.
 H. H. Blainchaine, the A. & N. M. op- orator at this point for the past eight months, left Sunday for his old home at Ossain, Iowa, to reside. G. W. Mccoy, an A l operator from Lordsburg, now holds down the position here.
 The first number of the "Mirror," monthly publication by the Latter Day Saints Academy, Thatcher, is on our desk. It is in pamphlet form, twelve pages, and is filled with instructive read ing matter. The students deserve credit for their enterprise.
The copper era., 1899-10-12

| was granted new trail but the witnesses for the prosecution were out of the coun- try, and after conferring with the board of supervisors in regard to the case, the distlict attorney moved that it be dis missed.
 The cattle stealing case against James B. Hinton, Jr., Jesse Cox, Monte Slaugh- ter, Allen Chitty, five cases, were, on motion of the district attorney, dis missed.
 Rufus Nephews, alias ''Climax Jim," plead not guilty to the charge of grand larceny, and trial set for October 18th.
 The grand jury was discharged Mon- day evening they found twenty-two true bills, four cases in which no bills were found, and three cases were held over for the next grand jury, the parties being unable to appear at this term.
 Beef has come down to 101a, boletas.
 Piano for sale; inquire at the ERA of flee.
 Mrs. A. J. Hanson and son have re- turned from Los Angeles
 Chas. M. Shannon left last week for Chicago on mining business.
 M. F. Weston has gone to Kerrville, Texas, for six weeks visit to relatives.
 Judge Anthony Wright returned from Solomonville where he had been on bus mess.
 The Ice Cream ParIor is still serving the choicest phosphates and fancy drinks to be had
 Contractor J. c. Thomas visited Solo, monville, Pima and other valley points last week.
 Why snoke inferior cigars when the Ice Cream Parlor is selling the best in the market at reasonable prices.
 No matter what the thermometer reg isters, you will find Hires Root Beer a refreshing beverage. Ice Cream Parlor.
 J. s. Cromb, Chris Fritz and w. c. Blank, returned from the county seat Tuesday. They were members of the grand jury.
 Master Mechanic Dave Clark return ed from Solomonville yesterdy. MT. Clark was one of the members of the grand jury.
 County Surveyor E. R. Stafford, ac- companied by his wife, arrived in Cliff ton Tuesday. MT. Stafford is here on professional business.
The copper era., 1899-10-12
THE MAP OF MEXICO

Will tell you that all important points in Mexico are reached by or via the
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