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The oasis., 1899-12-09
SONORA SETTINGS.

With the New Year there will he established at GuaymaS d branch of the Occidental bank of Mexico. Suit able offices have been engaged in the new building of rancisco Tapia, on Cale Principal.
 At Gnaymas NIT. Arturo Morales k preparing to erect at once new build ing on the site of the structure re-
 catly destroyed by fire. II will be d modern structure with rlate glass front. and will be filled at once with an extensive stock of new goods.
 Doctor Edgar R. Buell.. lately from Los Angeles. California. has recently engaged in partnership at Guaymas with Doctor S. Elliott Wolfe, the the we'll known and popular dentist, and the two professional gentlemen are enjoying fine practice Both stand in the front rank of their pro fession and command the confidence of all
 At Ores MT. Francisco F. Morales has just completed the alteration of ms houring mill to the roller process, and has now complete plant. witb all modern improvements which has a daily capacity of sixty "cargas" of hour-about one hundred barrels He has also established new electric light plant and ice factory to supply the town with lights and ice
 NIT. Scott White. secretary of the Greene Consolidated Mining Co.,, writes TIE OASIS from Bisbee that the company is in full possess sion of the Cobre Grade proper Lies, has four hundred men at work and is pushing deve lopment in every direction. The shelter is running and building is going on as fast as lumber can reach the camp. The Greene company holds the property under decree of the district court at Arizpe.
 The Yucarrata mining district in the state of Sinal0a, beyond Fuerte, is rapidly improving in importance and is commanding much attention from outside investors. An American company is erecting q ten-stamp re- ducti0n mill t0 treat the ores of the district, and the mill will be in opera tion by the first Of March. Several mines in the vicinity are operated by Americans. who anticipate rich re turns from their properties when the mill gets to handling their ores. mong those who have good proper ties are Doctor S Elliott Wolfe, the Guaymas dentist, and MT J T. len nings, who nave gold mine which yields ore of d high grade, Of which they have many tons on the dump ready for shipment to the Iaill as soon as it shall start up.
The oasis., 1899-12-09
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

l have this day, December Ist., 1899, sold my interest in the Casino saloon an have no further connection with said place. All bills due me, are payable to me only.
 Respect'ly
 Louis LuIIy.
The oasis., 1899-12-09

J. B. Clark, Peoria, H., says: Sur geons wanted to operate on me for piles. but it cured them with De- WItt's Witch Hazel Salve." It is in- fallible for piles and skin diseases. Beware of counterfeits. l.. w. Mix & Co.
The sun., 1899-09-23
Army Orders.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 22.-These army orders
have been issued:
Second Lieut.. Robert B. Powers. Seventh Cavalry
from this city to Fort Bayard.
Major Alfred +. Bradley. Surgeon from Fort Vel
lowstOne to St Paul as Chief Surgeon OF Department
Major Leopold o, Parker Twenty second Infantry
having been found incapRcitated for active service
has been retired.
Capt George J. Newgarden, Assistant Surgeon
from Fort Adams to Fort McHepry. relieving Major
Louis W. CHAMPION, Surgeon, ordered to San Fran.
cisO.
Second Lieut. Sydney II. Hopson, Forty sixth In
fantry recently appointed. to South FraminghAm.
aud Join his regiment.
Acting Assistant surgeon Charles +. Craig. from
Fort Hamilton to San Francisco.
First Lieut.. Spencer COsby, Corps OF Engineers
from Philadelphia to Detroit.
Acting Assistant Surgeon James Albert Alex an der
from Monroe, La to Lands End. Port Royal. s. O.,
relieving Acting Assistant Surgeon Evan P. Howell
ordered to San Francisco, ,,,,,,
Second Lieut.. Gideon ii. Williams, Thirty ninth
Infantry, TO Fort Crook.
First Lieut.. william c. Warnsley, Assistant Bur.
geon recently appointed assigned to the Forty
ninth Infantry.
First Lieut. George wobber Forty. eighth Infantry
recently appointed. to Fort Thomas.
Second Lieut. Edwin j. Nowlen, Forty-fr Infan.
Niai. Ralph W. Hoyt, Tenth Infantry. to inspect
unserviceable property on the army hospital ship
Mai. Abel l.. Smith, Commissary of Subsistence,
ST. Joseph. to Atlanta az Chief Commissary Depart
ment OF the Gulf. relieving Major Edward f. Dravo.
Mai. Dravo ordered 10 San Francisco.
si-tence from duty Assistant to the acting Com
missary General of Subsistence, to Chicago to be
Chief Commissary. Department. OF the Lakes, reliev
ing Mai. Geo. u. Davis, ordered to San Francisco.
Capt. harrington X. West. Comniissary Of Subsst-
ence from New Orleans to san Francisco.
Capt. Albert d. Niskern. Commissary Of subsist,
euce from Denver to San Francisco.
Capt. Eben B. Fenton Assistant Commissary Of
Subsistence from Detroit TO San Francisco.
The sun., 1899-09-23
JKFFRIEs BACK FROM EUROPE.
Tho Champion Tells Why He Did Not Meet
Charley Mitchell.

BosToS. Sept. 22.-Champion pugilis. Jim
Jeffries arrived here from Europe this after
noon on the steamer New Eng and. He was
met by Manager Brady. a mum Der Of sports
and a brass band. while thousands who had
gathered on the adjoining docks gave him a
hearty welcome. Jeffrcs was accompanied by
his brother Jack and n trio OF English boxers.
Ben Jordan. Harry Ware and Will Curey.
Jeffrics looks to be in good condition.
It's a great place over there. but you can
bet am glad to be back again in America"
said Jefrrles.
What was the matter that a match with
Mitchell was not arrangedI" the champion
was asked.
Mitchell was willing" said the big fellow
but what was the use Of arranging match
with him? They would not paw "A shilling
apiecet TO 500 him box. did well in England
and Paris"
Mile. Fourgero. the French concert hall
singer. who. 1t IL was reported had intended
to meet the champion on his arrival did n not put
in an appearance, When Jeffries was asked
about her. he said:
Il never spoke TO her in my life. ! saw her
three or four times in n box at one OF the Paris
concert halls. and that is ali Know about her"
The champion and his party OF English
boxers showed here might at the Music Hall,
which was crowded. Jim boxed with his
brother
The sun., 1899-09-23
TREASURY RECEIPTS INoREAsINa.
Since July 1 They Have Been S00e, ,ob1
More thnn tho Expenditures.

WAsHINGToS. Sept. 22.-The Treasury state
ment to-day shows that the Government has
received S660.05l more than 1t has spent since
July !. when the fiscal year began. The only
item during that timc that Is not to be classed
among the routine sources OF income 10
that Of about S3.0O0000 on the sale OF the
New York Custom House. This good show
ing OF the Government finances Is attributed
largely to the enormous receipts on account
OF tho war revenue law. The receipts last year
fulfilled the predictions OF the trainers OF the
war revenue law. but this year they have
already gained about $5.000.0O0 over the rec
ord OF the first quarter Of 1898. and have aver
aged more than 81 .O00.Oo0 a day for each bust-
ness day. The total receipts for the fiscal year
to date have been S10.36S,13 139. The receipts
from internal revenue this month have been
more than 81. 100000 in excess Of those OF the
first twenty-five days OF September. 1898.
The customs receipts have also been un-
usually large there having been a gain in the
current FISCAL year OF about $4,000. 700 over ths
corresponding period last year. IL 10 probable
that the customs receipts this month will very
nearly reach the round total OF S2O.00O,Oo9
which will be remarkable september record
The sun., 1899-09-23

Coffn and Miss Margaret Johnson. ca 81, 80.
O-3, S-b.
Mixed Doubles Final round-Miss Bessie Moore
Hildreth. Ga. 60, b-4.
S'P 3enn RPS "nn"
The events, will be mems singles aud
frst offered ior competition, in. 1851 and
has been won as follows: G. A. Gould. 1881:
Stanley Ward. 1892 and 1893: f. \. Jessup.
1904; Holcombe Ward 1880. 1897 and lS'";
George II. Miles. 1896. HoIcombe Ward won
the cup outright last season. but he returned
IL TO the club for future competition. and the
winner OF tho singles this week Will hold 1t.
The play to-day resulted as follows:
Mems Singles-Flrst round-Jay Bramhall beat T
@. conway. Jr., 6-2. d-2; W. p. conway beat Don
aid Scott. 6--i, Ga.
Haudicap Singles-First Round W. =. Conway,
scratch. beat Jay Bramhall scratch. BY default.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 22,-To-day was an ideal
ono for tennis and a splendid crowd gathered
at tho Avondale Athletic Club Courts. The
playlng was fast in the morning games. but
many Of the contests were one-sided. Miss
Closterman went down before the scientific
piaying OF Miss McAteer Of Pitts burg, who will
meet Miss Atkinson OF Brooklyn tomorrow.
In the first set Miss C!ostrrman lost O., and
in the second. S-6. Emerson and Holilstor
defeated Hunt and De Camp. 4--t. 1-l. 6-3 !:
Emerson and Hollister defeated Hardy and
Robinson, 60 Cd Suthpiu dafeated Greg
ory IS, 90; Hardesty beat Vaughn. 10.
0.S. 6-3; Garrison defeated Nat Wright.
t.
The sun., 1899-09-23
The Lsnox Horse show.

LEMON. Sept 22.-Tho first annual horse
show Of thn Lenox cottaGers was hold at High
lawn Farm to-day The show was n great
success. calling out the entire cottage colony
and their house parties, Some Of the notable
persons at the ring side we're; Baron and
Baroness Fava Of the imperial Italian LeGa-
ton. Baron Won Mumm Of the Imperial Ger
man Legation. Whitc.aw Reid and Capt Lars
Anderson. The Judges were Francis Ware
OF New York. aud q, ). Williams OF Stouington.
Conn. There were seventeen classes, number
ing l,W horses, and the winning owners in
cluded John sloane Charles Lanier. J, 4.
Tower. IS, ". Tillobon. George +. Gilman, John
= barnes. c. De .Heredia. Miss Helen Alex
ani FER. Miss Charlotte Cram. John L. AleXan-
DR. land 4. L. Stillmun.
The sun., 1899-09-23
BROOK YS.

Potar Downcy o: GA Buffalo avenue yestsrd
pleaded guilty 10 bigAmy in the County Court and
was TemAuGed for sentence. He married barbara
King IN August. 1894. and deserted her aud their
two children, In December last he married Grace
g. smith He said he had no idea he was Doing any.
thing wrong.
The mansion at 3G6 Clinton avenue which was
long the home OF DR., Joseph G. HoAgland and is
said to have cost Sl3OOLO. has been sold Dy 7. j.
Carn the contractor to Mr. Everett, Manhattan
merchant, for 100000.
Lieut.. James W. Stewart has been elected Captain
of Company A of the Thirteenth Regiment. lilo got
- votes TO lo cast for Lieut.. Frank Il. Wiswell.
John Webber. ~ years old, Of l37 Ashland place
while crossing Fulton and Adams streets last nj ght
was struck 6y trolley car ~ of the Cros.town
division uf tho Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
HIS left leg was broken, He was removed 10 the
9th Hospital.
Chester Jayne, 10 years old. Of 2l4 Madison
street had his cullar-hone broken yesterday after
noon while paving football in Prospect Park. lie
was taken TO the Ssnsy Hospital,
The sun., 1899-09-23

Tried in Vain on Tuesday Night to Buy
Prison In Oyster BaN stores.

OYSTER BAY, J.. l., Sept. 23 -Mrs. Mary
Bridgens, an aunt OF Mrs Andrew Carnegie.
was found drowned in Mill Pond this morning.
1t is supposed that she committed suicide.
She had been missing from her home since
Tuesday n.Eht and officers hired 10y her family
had been securing the country hereabouts for
traces OF her This morning two young mon
passing over the highway that skirts the pond,
found the body In the water.
Mrs. BridGrn9 was - years old. Her hus-
band died not more than year ago. and she
had been making her home with the LangdOnS
at Langdon Place, Mrs Bridgcns suffered
from melanchOa Some time ago. it il said.
Bhe took a dose Of 10 son, which came near
ending her life. On TUESDAY she went out
driving with several members Of tho family.
On their return toward evening. Mrs. Brid-
gems Escaped from the party undctected.
About nine O'Clock that evening she went iuto
Andrew Shoulder drug store and asked him
for four ounces Of arOnite. She put small
tum bier on the counter. When shoulder uIes-
toned her She became confused. When
Shoulder refused to sell tho pO son To- her she
left the store in furry. Later she tried to buy
Btrychnlnc AMI rat poison Mt Talmage's drug
store. They refused to sell herany roson. As
she walked out Of tho door she took thu tnm-
bier from beneath the folds of her dress and
threw it into the street This was the last She
was seen alive.
The sun., 1899-09-23
JEALOUS WIFE WIN 4 sTILETro
Waits for u Supposed Rival and stnbs Her
as She Passes.

Mrs. Anna Zolla OF 44O East 10th street. has
been jealous of Virginia Marrineo who lives
in the same house. for some time. Standing
at the door waiting for her husband to return
from work. last night, she saw him meet the
MarinelIo girl a block up the street, and going
into the house she hid q stiletto in her dress
and then waited for the couple behind the gate
post.
AS they came opposite her Mrs, Xolla stood M
and aimed a sweeping blow ut the other
woman. Zoas companion dueked quickly.
or the weapon would have landed full in her
breast. AZ 1t was. it cut n deep cash in her
serious wound and was quickly dressed by an
ambulance surgeon.
Mrs. Zolla ran into the houRe and hid after
striking down the girl. policeman who
searched the premises was unable to lind her,
but detective arrested her later and she was
locked up in the MorrisiAna police station on a
charge OF felonious assault.
The sun., 1899-09-23

There Is every indication that Tommy Ryan
and Kid Mccoy will soon come together The
Kid yesterday said he would accept Ryan's
conditions The matchmaker of the Ienox
Club, upon learning OF HcCoy's intention to
fight. offered SlO.O 900 Tor the match. George
Considine on behalf Of the broadway Club will
give 81 900 and Is waiting To hear what Nc
may reply iavorahlv today. Ryan and Mccoy
have met twice In their first battle, which
took place ~ Maspeth. Ryan contends that he
was in bad shape. Ryan lost. but the next
time they met Mt Syracuse, the result was
draw, the police stopping the fight in the fifth
round.
The sun., 1899-09-23
American Turf Congress Elects Officers and
Adopts New Rules.

CHTCAGo, Sent 22-Tho longest. flercest and
by all odds the most important meeting Of the
American Turf Congress ended last evening
1t was a meeting at which each attempt to
change or ndd to existing rules e,icItod intelli-
gent discussion and in many instances hot de-
bates. Tho most important action OF the ses-
sion was the effort 10 compel tho Congress to
assume the right to apportion racing dates
The sun., 1899-09-23
Naval Orders.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 22.-These naval orders
have been issued:
Lieut. j. l.. Latimer. from the Bureau OF Ordnance
To- the Eagle as executive officer Junior Lieut. b. K.
MCMnrrIs of the hlbatrOss promoted to Lieutenant;
Lieut.. j. II. oliver. from the torpedo station to tho
Iankton as executive officer Lieut.. Com. &. j.
Badger, from duty in connection with the Ken
tucky Newport News, Va. to duty i'll connection
with the Alabama. Philadelphia; Lieut.. p, Syming-
ton from the Eagle to home and wait orders; Lieut.
Com. J. NJ. RotlnsOns's orders to take up quarters
at the Washington Navy Yard revoked.
The sun., 1899-09-23

between the associations In its territory. The
resolution contemplated dates for every race
track OF importance in the Middle. Western
and Southern States. whether mem bsrs OF the
Congress or not. and to outlaw track oficiAlS.
owners. Jockeys. &c. for violating the rule.
The resolution was defeated. Rule 1S was
amended to read:
Every person expelled or ruled of by any reput
National TIotting Association shall stand ruled OF
the courses of the members OF the Congress during
the cont nnancr OF such expulsion. Any association
thht shall knowingly allow any ruled on person
horse t. part ipae In it's racing shall be outlAwed
rule adopted provides that no person
or other arrears shall receive a license aS u
trainer or Jockey. The rule prohibiting q
person racing under an Injunction was am end
ed to read.
Any owner trainer. or Jockey who shall attempt to
nuiE By legal proceedings the ruling OF officers in
cGstA ol fraud shall be barred from all tracks.
This rule goes into effect i'm m Sdiately. An
other rule adopted was that hereafter no en-
poySr shall get the money earned by any
JOCKEY hound to him by contract. who shall
win riding outside mounts. A strict rule was
passed thht all co!ors must be registered with
the Secrstary OF the Congress. The election Of
officers resulted as follows:
= President w. !. Scults. Louisville: Vice.
Iresident James Howard, Chicago: Treasurer.
.. !. bradley Lexington; Secretary, f. G.
I; b; Dillon. CovinEton: Com mittee on Rules.
Tarlton Fowler and Hopper
A permanent Office Of the ConRresa will be
established at Louisville
The sun., 1899-09-23

The Staten Island Ladies' Club finished its
annual open lawn tennis tournament yester-
day afternoon on the courts at Livingston
Miss Bessie Moore carried of the lions share
OF the honors. taking first in both singles and
mixed doubles without the loss OF a set. The
final ~ womens doubles. however. furnished
a battle royal. the full Ave sets being required
to decide II. The score:
Women's Singles Final round Miss Bessie hoorn
beat Miss K. n. Bouthsr. 49,. Ga. 6-S.
Women's DOmbles-Fual TOund-Miss DBisy
KoDbo and Miss Elizabeth Edwards beat Miss sadie
The sun., 1899-09-23
Saloon Keeper Held for a Mans Death.

William Turpn OF 18th street and Railroad
avenue. died yesterday in Fordham Hospital OF
n fractured skull James Lee, a saloon keeper
OF 47US Third avenue. was arrested several
DAYS ago charged with clubbing Turpin. who
was drunk and kicking him out OF his saloon
Lee was discharged in court, but last n ight was
rr-urIcStrd.
The sun., 1899-09-23
B4y4H4S EXPORTS FOR August
They Reached n Total of S2,1 @94, OF
Which This Country Took S1,342,36

Which This Country Took 81, 800.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 22-The War Departm ent
made public to-day statement OF exports at
the port OF Havana for the month OF August
1899. August usually has been considered
the poorest month OF the year for ex-
port trade Nevertheless. the exports for
the month reached the sum OF S217o.294
or this total the United States took S1342.36O
worth OF products and in addition received
$500. 900 in gold coin.
On the basis OF s.. ITO. 204 worth OF exports
Of merchandise for a single month. and that
not the best month OF the year. the export
trade OF the island for the year at the port OF
Havana alone would reach the handsome sum
OF S20U43. .52S. These figures are especially
interesting at this time. as they demonstrate
the future possibilities Of Cuba when she shall
have reached higher state OF internal devel-
Opment.
The sun., 1899-09-23
snindrift WIN. All the Rnces.

A series OF special races for the Cornthian
class OF kn0ckabouts of Larchmont ended
yesterday Contests were held on the after
moons OF Wednesday. Thursday and yes;er-
day, and six boats competed. The spindrif,
owned by S. 7. Pirie, won every race. cap
trophy for winning the series. A summary OF
three races follows:
The sun., 1899-09-23
Marines Arrive at Manila.

WAsHINGToN.Se Sept. % 22.-Admirai Watson tele-
graphed the Navy Department to-day that the
marines from Washington, New York and
Phi!adelphia, who went to Manila on the army
transport Sydney, were landed at Manila yes
terday. They will compose part of the marine
garrison at the Cavite Naval Station.
The sun., 1899-09-23
Troops Coming Home from Cuba.

WAsuTSGToN. Sept. %. The following
despatch from Gen. Brooke was received at
the War Department last night
"Transport Mcpherson left MatanZas for
New York yesterday. 3 +. NJ. with battalion
Second Infantry, 1 officers and 2S7 men. and
battalion Tenth Infantry, 4 officers and l57
on
The sun., 1899-09-23

Architect simonton Sustained by His su-
periors in Washington.


periors in Washington.
wAsH1xoroS. Sept. 81 A letter was received
at the office Of tho Supervising Architect OF the
Treasury Department to-day from Architect
smonton. who Is overlooking the work on the
new Federal building at Camden. y. j. Mr..
Simonton explained the adventure he had yes
terday with employees OF the Electric Power
Company. who dug a hole for pole on
Government property. and told how he
stood In the hole for an hour despite
the threats OF the workmen. and finally
got out OF the hole under protection
OF tho police. Instructions were prepared later
in the day by Supervising Architect Taylor,
directing Mr. Simonton to maintain his posi-
tion. and assuring him that the law could be
invoked to prevent the power company from
ton. Mr. Taylor believes the local authorities
will sec that Mr. Simonton Is not obliged to
day
The sun., 1899-09-23
Movements of Naval Vessels,

WAsHrNGToN. Sept. 22.-The gunboat Prince
ton araived at Auroy. China. to-day The tug
liners, which is to be used as a lighthouse ten
der in Porto Rican waters. left the Delaware
Breakwat to-day for San Juan by way OF
Port Royal. s. c. The naval militia training
ship Prairie arrived at Boston, and the gun
boat Scorpion at Gloucester.
The sun., 1899-09-23

DANpVRY Sept. %. Int a fifteen mile motor
paced race here his aft srnoon sam b. Wheeler
o. Danbury won from X. NJ. Alexander OF Hart
ford by two miles Time. 30 minutes 30 -
seconds. joseph Snaradowski OF Waterbury
New Britain was second. Time, = minutes rs
seconds. George II. Collett OF New Haven won
the mile open with SporadowSEi second and
The mile handicap was won by Sparadowsk
(nlty yards with Thaycr. tnIty ynrds second
and W. s. Fem, Bristol. sixty nv yards third,
Time, minutes 10 seconds
The sun., 1899-09-23
John Sabine smith sny. bribery Rent Him.

John Sabine smith Snys Bribory Hent Him.
John Sabine Smith. treasurer OF the Repub-
liean County Committee. who was defeated for
the Republican leadership of the Twenty ninth
Assembly district at tho primaries on Tuesday
said yesterday that he had collected evidence
OF the Illegal use OF money by his opponents
who violated tho law. MIR. Smith said that he
WAS astonished when he discovered the amount
OF money which was spent in the district and
that on learning Of the methods adopted by his
opponents his defeat did not seem so surpris-
ing as II did at llrst.
The sun., 1899-09-23

Tie Spindrft won the first race by ; min
utes ~ seconds :the second race 10y . minutes
80 seconds. and tho third by q minutes 10
second8
The sun., 1899-09-23

The chances are very much more than favor
able for filling your Hotel or Boarding HOuss
with de sira Ule visitors Ii you place your auyer
tising in The SUNS columps.-Adp.
The sun., 1899-09-23
MEMS OF THE WHEELMEN.
Kiendl Resigns as L. A. w. State Candi'



Kiendl Resigns ns n L. A. w. state Candi-
date.
Theodore Kierdl. tho Brooklyn lawyer, who
represented the Associated Cycling Clubs Of
Long Island on the joint committee OF organi-
cations seeking bridge Cycle path. has re-
signed as candidate for a place on the State
Board OF Officers OF the New York State Divs-
ion. l.. A. W. 1t was known that because OF his
espousal OF the Bridge authorities in the matter
ot a cycle path. there would be opposition to
Mr. kiendl He did not seek the nomination
and suffer defeat. The Association OF which
Michael Furst ia the leader will not here
after he represented an organization. in
the work OF tho committee hut the separate
clubs Of BroOklyn. whether members of the
Association or not. will be given representa-
mttce. said yesterday: We are on the eve OF
n campaign that will inevitably accomplish its
purpose. We need only the supnort OF the
riders, the unattached as well as the cl ubs,
The onpOsition Of the 4. G. G. J.; |. will not have
much effect. do not believe that the separate
clubs will back IN the votes Of the delegates"
All clubs ire invited to send delegates to the
meeting to b" held at 3 O'Clock Monday after
noon. at the l.. A. W. offices, 1872 Nassau street.
Three century rides are scheduled over Long
Island courses for tomorrow; One Is that Of
the Sutton WheeImen. who will start from Bed
ford fountain at $50 A. NJ. and go to Coney
Island and to Babylon. Another is that OF the
Penn Glenn Nhcelmen which 60 10 PatchOgue
and back, starting from tho clubhouse. 3Oi
The third is that Of the Union League Wheel
men. from tho Bedford fountain over the Gem
tury Road Club course. Following are sOmu of
the Regularly scheduled club runs