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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-25
MEMORIAL OF ANTON SEIDL.
Arrangements for the Opera Performance
to Re Given on March 20.

Arrangements FOR the Opera performance
to Re Given on March 90.
Through the generosity OF Mr.. Grau and the
artists OF the Metropolitan Opera House. n
memoria performance will he given in honor
of the late Anton Seidl on Thursday evening.
March %. In order to enable most of the lead
ing artists to appear. it has been arranged to
give the first act of "Lohengrin." the second
act OF die Walkuere,' aud the last scene of
Notwithstanding"
The price of orchestra seats has been fixed
at 81 and OF boxes at 800. A number of the
boxholders OF the Opera House have mani
tested a deep interest in the success OF the per-
Torrance. and it is believed that nearly all the
boxes will be taken by their regular occu-
pants. The proceeds OF the performance will
be placed in a trust company to be applied to
tho benefit Of Mr., Seidlis widow during her
life. and afterward to the founding OF a perma-
nent memorial to the great conductor. the pres
else nature of which will not be determined
until the financial result OF the undertaking is
asccrtained.
Boxes and tickets may be obtained after
March III at the box office. and before that
time upon application to any one Of the follow
ing: Mrs. Wallston Hill Brown, III East Tween
ty-first street; Mrs, William LOOMS, l75- West
Thirty.eighth street; Mrs. G., H. D!tson, II
East Thirty-eighth street; Mrs, Gilbert r.
Jones. 222 Madison avenue: Mrs, Bayard Cut
ting, Seventy second street and Madison ave
nue. Mrs. Charles Barney, Thirty;eighth street
aVe ta';NM @ss'HfI ii. Wizard. As West Fifff'y.eightf
street. and Mrs. W. Perry. 7 West Fifty-sixth
street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-25

Tired and broken down women, whose lives
are made miserable through the blighting in
luences OF female complaints. why do you
%suffer?'
why will you allow yourself to become
blue discouraged. and respondent"
Why will you endure the torture OF back
ache. headache. bearing down pains, nervous
ness and other weaknesses caused by rheu-
matism or head troubles
II you suffer thus, 1t is wholly needless and
entirely your own fault"
There is help for you and for all other
women who suffer in this way"
Lot me read you these words. which were
recently penned by q woman who suffered, who
endured. who sought and who found relief"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-25
Law Wov,r STEAL THEIR LYING.
Cigar Manufacturer in a Small Way May
Rmx Leaf Tohacco In Small Lots.

Cigar manufacturer in a Small Way May
Buy Leaf Tobacco In Small Lots.
Hundreds Of small cigar manufacturer in
this city who feared that they would he driven
out Of business through a decision OF the In
ternal Revenue Department rendered some
months ago were relieved to learn yesterday
that they can still carry on business without
coming into conflict with the law. According
to the decision. which was rendered by n. E.
Scott. COMMISSIONS Of Internal Revenue at
Washington. the law provided that dealers in
leaf tobacco could not sell less than n hogs
head. case or bale. There are many hundreds
to be had. but who become manufacturers in a
dull. their wives and children working with
them.
These men were panic stricken when the de-
cision Of Commissioners Scott was announced.
and he was bcsieged with letters and, appeals
from them and from persons interested in their
welfare.
few days ago COMMISSIONS Scott issued a
circular to all the collectors of internal reve-
the law. which modines the original decision
and allows the small manufacturers to pur-
chase tobacco in small quantities. Part Of the
circular follows:
Every person except the farmer or grower
of the tobacco. whose business is to sell leaf
tobacco in quantities less than a hogshead.
ease or bale. II required to qualify as Il manu-
facturer OF tobacco. a qualified manufacturer
of tobacco has the right to sell leaf tobacco to
other manufacturers of tobacco or cigars In
quantities less than Q hogshead, case or bale"
Many Of the small manufacturer received
notice yesterday from the firms they buy from
OF the latest decision OF Commissioners Scott.
Most Of these firms manufacture tobacco in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-25
ALL C RS.
THE REV. E. MONA MES, PLIGHT.
The Freeport Pastor Declared Innocent,
but Requested to Leave the Ministry.

II FreepOrt InStOr declared innocent,
but Requested to Leave the Ministry.
Although the council of ministers and lay
mon of the Long Island Baptist Association.
which met in Brooklyn on Wednesday to inves-
tigate the charges against the Rev. +. Mona
Jones. pastor of the Freeport Baptist Church.
found that the charges had not been sustained.
it has recommended that Mr.. Jones retire from
the ministry. The council embodied its YER
dict in the following preamble and resolutions
Whereas. This council unanimously holds
that upon the evidence presented at the trial OF
j.. Mona Jones. the charges are not sustained;
nevertheless. in view Of convictions created
during the progress of our deliberations.
ResOlred. That it is the judgment of this
council that in view of all the circumstances
the said brother should withdraw from the
active and regular ministry.
To the churches at Freeport and Greenwich
Point. advising the former to grant F.. Mona
Jones n regular letter of dismissal to the latter,
and advising L. Mona Jones and the church AT
Greenwich Point to terminate at once the re-
lations as pastor and people.
The allegations were that the Rev. Mr.. Jones
had been guilty of improper conduct in his rela-
tons with a young woman. and of illuminating
the church by falsehOod and intoNicatiOn. IT,
is believed that Mr.. Jones will follow tha
recommendation Of the council and withdraw
from the min istry.
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Carley's Claim Against stokes.

The Sheriff has received an attachment
against Charles Stokes. a Wall street broker.
for Sl0,O41 in favor of Leon r. RosenGarten on
an assigned claim OF Francis d. Carley. The at
tachment was obtained on the ground that
Mr.. Stokes is a nonresident. IL is alleged
that Stokes and Carley made an agreement on
June 81, 1898. whereby If Carley procured the
formation Of the firm q Burr, Stokes ~ GO.
WIN ERp adnif caPi,rt St S3O'0 " e%GtriI u by
thirty-thirds of the profits coming to Mr..
Stokes in that firm: ,Carley, it was alleged.
carried out his part Of the contract by forming
the firm. and Mr.. Stokes's share Of the profits
from June "A. 1893, to Jan. 81, 1870. was
$23,49S. of which Carley was entitled to
SlO.O4l
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May he Asked to Take tho Late DIR. Hall.
Place,

The Rev. DIR. Walter W. Moore. professor OF
Hebrew and Old Testament Interpretation at
Union Theological Seminary. Richmond. has
preached two sundays at the Fourth Avenue
Presbyterian Church in this city. not as a can
didate for that or any other pulpit. but on both
occasions members Of the Fifth Avenue Pres
byterian Church have attended to hear him.
Besides these, ministers of the city have. at the
request OF the Fifth Avenue Church Pulpit
Committee, attended and made written re-
potts. so favorable have been the Impressions
that tho Rev. DIR. Moore has been invited TO
preach at the Fifth Avenue Church and is 10 do
so on SUNDAY. March ~ The Pulpit Commit
tee say he does not do so as IA candidate for the
vacant pulpit. He simply ZONES and breaches
because the church is without a pastor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-25
FArNr uoonn,s SECOND rnrAn
Sir Jurors Secured Yesterday in the Marts
Mnhon RnhEer Case.

Mrs. Fayne Moore. who ia accused Of being
party to the badger game played on Martil
Mahon. was taken from the Tombs to th
criminal branch Of tho Supreme Court yester
day 10 face a Jury for the second time and stan
trial on an Indictment charging her with gran
larceny in the first degree, Mrs. Moore's hus
band. who was Jointly indicted with her. (
now undergoing "A long term sentence in Sin
Sing Prison. Yesterday. when Mrs. Moore We
brought, into >court; Abe. Levy. her ~counsel
moved that JudE" Pipes of Oregon be admitte|
into the cas-" as assistant counsel.
Justice FirSman promptly denied the mo
ton. and the work OF getting a Jury was the
commenced.
The first talesman called was asked question
about his domestic life. whether he was mar
ried. how many children. he had, whether h
was in the habit of staying ont late at nigh
and whether he had any objections to sendin|
n guilty woman TO prison because she was
woman. Some of the talesmen were askedi
a woman's beauty would interfere with theI
Judgment when The question, of guilt or inno
cence arose. When court adjourned only al
Jurors had been secured
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-25
mCLUsKY NOT AFTER CROOKS.
Eight Alleged HabituaI Crimina ais Arraigned
for Criminal Intent.

Cant. McClusky with n squad OF Central
Office detectives arraiGncd eight men in the
Centre Street Police Court yesterday on the
charge of being habitual criminals.
Your Honor" said Capt, McCluskyt to Magis-
tratc KudIich. I'VE arc making n determined
effort to make this city too hot for tho crooks
who have been congregatinG here. 1t seems
to me that the records OF these men and the
fact that six of them were arrested together in
a saloon in Chatham square show that they
are here with criminal intent
The Magistrate remanded three OF the pris-
oners for examination this morning. fined the
fourth $40 and placed the fifth under $500
bonds for good behavior for three months.
Another was sent to the City Prison for thirty
days. The remaining two were discharged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-25
QUARREL OYER MURDERER.s B0Dr.
Undertaken Moran Gets Reid's Body First.
hut Has to Give II tn.

The body Of William Reid. the murderer. who
was hanged In the county Jail in Jersey City
on Thursday, was the subject Of a dispute yes
terday between Undertaken Moran Of l47
Montgomery street. Jersey City. and Under
taker and Coroner Hoffman, of Hoboken,
Reid's relatives had neglected to make any ar
rangements for taking charge Of the body
Moran was one Of the Sherin's Jury appointed
to witness the execution. and after the body
had been cut down Under Sheriff Heavey re-
quested him to take charge of it. Moran
had the body removed TO his undertak
ing establishment aud put it on ice to
await instructions from, Fields relatives.
Yesterday morning Charles Hoffman,.
Coroner Hoffmann's son. drove oyerto Noran's
place and demanded the body. Moran refused
10 surrender It until he had been paid for his
trouble. Hoffmanu said that lieid's relatives
had engaged his father to take charge Of the
funeral. but Moran persisted in his refusal to
give up tho body until no had been paid.
Young Hoffman, was indignant and drove
away. saying that he would consult Under
Sheriff Heavey. Late Yesterday afternoon
Hoffman, paid TO Moran the S15 he demanded
for his services and took the body to Hoboken.
The interment will take place to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-25
Tho Weather.

Fair weather prevailed yesterday in all States. OK
cept that light snow was falling in Ohio. Kentucky.
Tennessee. southern Illinois, Missouri. South Dakota
and Wisconsin,.
There was a storm forming over Wyoming and
South Dakota. tho trough of depression extending to
southern California. High pressure covered tho
eastern halt Of tho country. 1t was ~ to 2oo colder
In all the States east OF the Mississippi River, and 80
TO 800 warmer west of that river. except In Texas.
where 1t was about 100 colder.
The lowest temperature reported, at 3 A. NJ. was
% below zero at La Crosse. Wis. Freezing tempera-
lures were reported from all districts in the morn
ing. except along the Atlantic coast south OF Now
York and in the Gulf and Pacific coast States.
In this city tho day was fair and cooler average
humidity. 30 per cent; wind northerly. average We
locity Is miles an hour; barometer. corrected 10 read
to sea level. at 3 A. NJ, 3O.14. 3 L. NJ. so. 20.
The temperature as recorded by the ofhcial Their
mometer and also by THE SUS's thermometer at tho
street level is shown in tho annexed table:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-25
German speIIhInder Collects.

The suit Of Leo Francklyn against K. A. M
Alpin. Treasurer of the Republican State Con
mittce, for $40 for services rendered in I'd
last campaign. was decided in favor OF ID
plaintiff before Judge Schurman and a jury {
German speeches, organized German Rooo1
welt clubs, and wrote an address in Germal
and he was not able to reach an agreemed
with the committee as to his compensation,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-25
President Rossiter of the Brooklyn Heights
Organizes IA Mutual Aid Association.

President Clinton l.. Rossiter OF the Brooklyn
Heights Railroad has started an organization
for the mutual benefit of the employees. The
dues are to be 81 a month. On the death Of a
member his family will receive 5000 from the
association, A member will also receive 81 a day
forall time lost by illness, provided that he pre-
SCENTS satisfactory proof that he is unable 10
work, Treasurer Il. $. Williams OF the railroad
company will act az Treasurer OF the associa-
ton. which will start with 800 members.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-25

Mrs. H. P. q. Carnes. one OF the best known
ladies in Butler. Pa. says"
For nearly three years I was under the
doctors care. a constant sufferer from female
weaknesses in the most aggravated form"
Medicine did me no good and my suffering
was so great that at times l felt that death
would be relief"
AT last our druggist recommended me to
try "a remedy about which / had heard much.
but knew little"
Il took his advice. and before I had finished
one bottle l was astonished at the marvellous
change it made in my health"
Il am rejoiced TO say that it completely
cured me. l I'm now feeling perfectly well.
able to attend to all my duties. and /
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-25

ION FORECAsT TOR sATURDAY

WARRINGTON FORECAhr FOR sATURDAY.
For New England. eastern NeU FORK, eastern Psnnsvl-
rama. New Jtrs,V. The District Of Columbia. Asrvldnd.
Dtlapare and Virginia. fair; li0ht to fresh n~ortherIv
tOindI.
For Ohio, western Pennsylvania and western New
York, generally fair with rising temperature light to
fresh northerly 10 eAsterly winds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-25
Fell Four stories and Was KILLED.

Hampe Satgan, 40 years old. an Armenia
who lived at Washington. n. j.. fell four storil
Yesterday in the carpet factory OF Harntil
Iskngan at ~ Franklin street, and was instanl
ly killed. He was hosting up carpets. an
missing his footing. fell through a hatchway
the basement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-25
Why Does The sun

Believe that 1t is especially adapted to do your ad
YertisinEf
Because in all New York there il no man Of prop
crty. no man of real substance, no citizen Of stand
TuE SuN,-4ap.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-25

believe I owe my life and continued good
health wholly TO the use OF Warmers Safe
Cure"
This is only one case among thousands N
which Warmers Safe Cure has been the means
OF curing the distressing ailments peculiar to
women"
Thine and again il has proved TO be uu-
equalled for giving quick and permanent rec
lief"
mo woman who wishes to escape misery. 70
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ness with health and strength. can afford TO BE-
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1T is a remedy that can he relied upon. q
remedy that never fails and one that has proved
to be womnn's best friend."-.ldn.
The oasis., 1899-05-13
\ Nem Connon rlcEel cnse.

MT. M H.. Jones, ticket agent for the New Mexico X Arizona railway at Nogales, has applied for a patent upon a coupon ticket case of his own invention which includes some novel and very useful features In haud- ling coupon tickets by the methods heretofore in use the tickets were suS- pended in bundles from hooks upon bars inside of the case, holes being perforated in the tickets by which to hang them Inspection of a ticket or to get one out of the case the entire bunch has to be withdrawn causing wear and tear tu the ticket and dar- ger of loss. By Mir Jones device the bunch of tickets is held together and in place by spring clamps, without any holes or cuts. aud any ticket can be inspected or removed at will with out disturbing any other ticket, worK- ing saving of time aud avoiding danger Ot loss The invention cer- tainly comments itself to all practical railway men. and it's general adoption will make Mir. Jones very handsome return.
The oasis., 1899-05-13
MINAS PRIETAS.

Mir. A. Garrettson has gone into the drug store at La Colorado with Mr !. H. Miller
 Barney Trainer has bought the old Faber saloon at Minas Prietas and is now running it.
 Sunday MT. w. V. O'Daley and fam fly returned to Imuris, wEere they formerly resided.
 Last Saturday Dave O'Neal returned from trip of d couple of months through the mountains.
 Last week the drift from the Wy man shaft cut the ledge in La Color ada mine on the 500 foot level
 Last week Mir Harry McMahon, night foreman of the Creston mine, went to Bisbee for a short visit.
 This week Frank Richardson re. turned to La Bufa, accom- panied by Frank Lesher and M Davies, the as- sayer.
 Quiroz Bros are rushing work on their new amusement hall at La Col orado and will have it completed early next month
 Last week MT. A, E. Richmond went to Phoenix for a short visit. From there he win go to California and thence east before returning to So- nora
 Last week aud this Lieutenant Dick Fleischer has been at Minas Prietas and La Colorado, taking orders for suits of clothing and selling gasoline illuminators
 c. L. Lake has gone over to Lower California on business. From thence he expects to return to Sonora and go to Alamos, coming back to La Color ada in the course of couple of weeks.
 It is reported that one Of the mi tiates in the Browning club at La Colorado recently was so overcome by the ceremony of induction that he has been under the care of a surgeon ever since.
The oasis., 1899-05-13

It ia stated upon very good authofi- ty that the Bisbee railroad telegraph line will be extended from Naco to Nacosari very shortly.
 Fl Paso Times: P. II Durack has bonded several of his copper proper ties near Bacerac, Sonoia, to El Paso parties, and arrangements are being made for their development. Some of the ore in these mines assays as high as 90 per cent copper to the ton, and also shows considerable gold.
 El Trafco of the 4th inst, pays the following high compliment to well known railway employee: Conductor Murphy Of the Sonora railway is an empleye who merits the utmost con- sideration, being exact in the dis charge of his duties, very attentive to tbe wants of passengers, and treating all with respect and affability"
 The travelling public who appreciate good fare will always find the best meal set at any railway eating house in Mexico, at the Depot Hotel at Carbo. For those having occasion to stay at the place we'll furnished, com fortable rooms are to be always se- cured Trains both ways stop for meals.
 The Mail of Woodland, California, of recent date, says: "L. W. Hilliker has brought suit against the Yolo Mining Co.,, of which he is share holder, to recover the sum of Ss6l.s0 for services rendered. In his com plaint he alleges that he served as secretary for the company from Nov ember 2s, '97 to September 2I, '9S, for which services the company agreed to pay him Sl25 for the first two months and Sl50 for all subsequent months. The company has paid him some Of the amount but there is still due un- paid the sum for which he sues. ' The property of the company is near Baviacori, and Mir. Hilliker is well known in Sonora, having spent many months in the state during the past few years.
The oasis., 1899-05-13
Trnnlronv oF ANlxoNA. !

ANUulf Nl ct4ia tkI
 Before me, kb. Williams. g Notary publi. in and for said county. on this day perscnalls appeared ?. sandoval, personally Known til me to be the same person whose name l.. subscribed to to foreeoing instrument as the attorney in fact of Francisco F. Oavila ana II. b spinTii.n and the said p Saudoval ac kuOwledeed io me that he subscribed the. names Oi Francisco r. laviia and q B, Spi- ngl!l thereto os principals and bis own name as attorney in fact; Also. at tho same timt md place personally appeared NJ. Mascare nus. personally known to me tO be the same person whose name is subscribed Co the fore going instrument, as the attorney in fact Of Juan N. Bringas and the said N. Marcareilas acknowledged to me hat he subscribed tho name or Juan N. Btin-as tielfipf principal and his own name as attorney in fact Also at ! he same time and place personally ap- peared 6ulliermo Macapin, whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument asat- torney in fact of GpiliermO V Robinson and the said Guiliermo Macalpin, acknowledged to me that he subscribed the name of Gui llermo H. Robinson therel Q as principal and his own name as attorney in fact; Also at the same time and place personally appeared r. Ramirez whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument as the attorney in fact of Fernando Espriu and the said E. Ramirez of Fernando Espriu thereto as principal and his own name as attorney in fact
 ~ FEB. WILLIAMS,
 SEAL. Notary Public My commission expires March 19 A. D. l90o. Filed for record March %, 1899. at e:SO a. m.
 W. N. CUMMINGS, Recorder. first date of publication April 3, iS99
The oasis., 1899-05-13
THIRD.

That the general nature of the buslnes - proposed io be transacted by it Is: To as quirc lands pertaining fO ilic pubic domai Of the government of Mexico under a COT, ctssioL Oi said government Co Dr. j.. Di; Prleto. dated sepienter.l .l l.sS. tO buy ana Co establish irrigation systems; 70 sell C. lease water rights 10 irIicnte funds Leongin. to ihis corporation; tO raise cattle Ur Oths - domestic animals; tO SOW or raise ct reals r other crops. either as a corporation or ly contract with companies Or Individuals; ff acquire title 10 or interest in rcal mines. 2. other deposits Of mctais or minerals of aT and every kind. and tO sell and convey , work or otherwise dispose oi the same arD of the products thereof, 10 construct raj ? roads, tramways or other means of tram 2 portation or conveyance and 10 colOni.e lands within Mexico.