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STARIN'S New Haven Transportation Co.

DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY.
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New Business Block to be Built by c. T. Wooding-Funeral of Mrs. A. A. Morse to be Held TO-day--AnOther Series or Polo Games by the Rambler Cycle Club Personal and Social Mention.
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B0ER ATTACKS RENEWED.
The Boers, Undauntcd by Keyerscs, Agalu
Advancing to the Attack On
British Positions,

London, Oct a. Daily News pub
fishes the following dispatch from
Lsdysmith, dated Sunday night:
"A large force under Commandant
General Ioubcrt and Commandant
Nogan opened fire ON Dundee ycstcr-
day The firing Was continued to-day.
The result is not known here
London, Oct. a.. The Daily Tile
graph has received the following from
Ladysmith, dated Sunday, at $40
p. m:
"Ihc Beers, reported TO be 5000
strong, and under command of Com
mandant-Gcncral Joubert and Preai.
dent Kruger in person, are to-day
again attacking Glencoe,
"Gen. Yulc, commanding our troops
has moved his camp back into a better
defensive position"
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A snuresiInn TO Voters.

1t is not the province of the editor OF
this department. in these columns, TO
enter the domain of party politics,
But he ventures the suggestions ana
expresses the hope that every voter III
Mississippi viii 60 to his election pre-.
cinct on the 18th of next month and east
his ballot for the candidates OF ms
choice. The registered, vote oil tnt
state in 1895 was 1889. The tota
vote for the two candidates for gov
ernor AZ the general election was Vs.
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s0nntnr Arrires Safely.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 2a.-The FIFTY
s,st regiment, Iowa volunteers, num-
bering 764 men and 46 officers under
command of Col. ]. c. Lopez, arrived
here today from Manila, on the trans
-. Senator The Senator missed the
tvphoon which the Empress OF India
encountered by sailing east instead OF
taking the northern route. Adjt.-den'
Byers Of Iowa, representing Gov shaw
and three hundred citizens of Iowa, met
,be Senator at the Golden Gate in tugs
They received a royal reception IRON
the volunteers.
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~, SAFEGUARD Newfoundland.

ST. Johns, n. T., Oct. 24'--oWlng 10
international complications tho' may
nossibly arise out of the war in South
Africa it is expected that British war
shins will remain at st. Johns and Hal
flax throughout the winter
The officers of the cruiser Comns'
flagship of the fshery-proteetloh
squadron now lying in this harbor' eN'
pect to be stationed here, with prom
bly, the corvette Alert.
Some OF Rear-Admiral Bedford
squadron will be detailed to safeguard
HaliiaA
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u,,,,,rx onscryers in south Africa.

Washington, Oct, 24.-toI' sumner
Maj Storey, Capt. Gibson aud capt,
slocum have been detailed to proceed
to south Africa and observe and report
upon military operations in the Trans
yaal. Col. Sumner is a brigadier ger
oral of volunteers, his present station
bcing that of military attache to the
Irnlted states embassy at London
Mai. Storey is stationed at Governor ;
island; Capt. Gibson is an ordinance
officer stationed at Indianapolis an'
Capt. slocum, was United states nun
tnry attache at Lisbon.
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Washington, Oct. 24,-Gen. Brooke
has informed the war department o.
the death at Havana hospital on the
s1st, of George Chadwick, a clNlll'u
clerk in the acknowledgement 5 once
His death was due to apopleNy,
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Glenwood Springs, Col, Oct 24-ln'
formation has reached here of the safe
arrival at the ranch of Pat sullivan
,, miles from here on the White river
Of {. W. Deering and wife, the million
air, nlov manufactured, who, it was
feared, were hemmed in by the sno"
near Hahn's peak.
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urRprR AT A CHURCH


smith Brothers Get Into Row WIN
John Tie over an Old Grudge'
BONNEVILLE Miss, Oct 22.-Ihis al
terpoon at o'clock John Tie was shot
and instantly killed while engaged in a
row with Tandy and Arthur Smith,
seven miles cast, near Piney Grove
church, The parties were returning
from church when near the home OF the
smith brothers an old grudge was re-
ncwed between them. Tie used knife
nrettv freely on the brothers, who II
turn shot Tie twice. The Smiths lei
! for pa,ts unknown.
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,,, col. MlIcy's Remains.

San Francisco, Oct. "a The body OF
I.eut.-Col. MiIey was brought home On
the transport Senator under escort tic
was GEN. Skaters chief aide in Cuba
and fell victim to fever in the Phil
innines His widow and children re-
eid, in this state.
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Syracuse, N, y, Oct A-former
Gov, Hugh Henry osgood, of Connect,
icut, died, Sunday at Manlias, aged
rs years,
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vsoysa@sossexseve s~vesa"x'vs
. .
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.
NOTES OF PAST AND CURRENT EVENTS.
By J. L. POWER.
BY J. L. POWER
~. ,eiTaaan. A.a,a go "a .ste1Ay


'lScVloil me SO"o'o.''' " b
ions are maze up from NY EV'ioi"' r
election, and not from tlle pIlIual rs
C,rtt,l and Cornorations in Mississippi. t
-, 1,.o,, ,.,rr 4
Ben''e'ii"" ""o
active for m0 years IN thc luuu9VII"'
Development Oh me HonJh' an" "lo ~
sides in kentuck5, was lhVIIeu W pre-
pare paper for the southern INDUS
tsial Convention, Huntsville, Ala" Oct
tN14. on Legislation of the South as
Affecting Capital and Corporations in
tn, South and he asked the editor Of
tlis denarfment ito outline the condi.
tion and trend of legislation in MSSis-
-. ,o,,i,ol ana cornora.
sIppi III Icl"ui'l W y" P''"'
tonS, etc.
We replied that the laws of MlsSls-
a;,,; l., io,to, and enirit are specially /
o'PP' -, .,t;,,rs
friendly 10 capllaI anu col pm .'o''',
The constitutional convention OF 1871 |
,asead an rvcmptiOn ordinance exempt |
P"''> ...;,;,,,,
ing factories Tor ten years. expiring
Ian. I. 1900 And the legislature OF
,ror .,,.,..,,l,l ,to o,.or,ntion sections of
lo'o "uio -, t,,4,.;os
the code by proVldlhB lhdI an l"CVoi A''
eS'""''Hu'" "'.,o' y
..-.i,., g., 90, ,,ear. avrent
nlclpal ldAdtloh 4o' I'" AN"'''
lha1 " l's'o'3 " ''''',' ....l,;,7o
'"5 ,.,,,,,,+;,,, from tavo-
a"HIl NY NM
ton"
Any IoIe'8il CO.. POI ".,0' ~ ''.''
NAV be chartered in Mississippi on the
payment Of recording fee OF $500 and
il NAV turn loose millions of capital IN
the State in manufacturing, and oe eH-
empt for ton years. Or it may operate
in Mississippi if chartered in another
State Not so in Illinois The Glucose
Sugar Refining Company OF New Jersey
puts s., 900, 600 Of its capital at work 10
Illinois, but it pays one per cent, OF
SS'oo0 Tor inc PRIV $1,000, =, ', ~ IL,
y office of the secretary of state, Glu
: cosc can come into Mississippi withou
, 49,, o.,or.o whatever. or withou
: notice to any official, state, county o
ID municipal.
T. The privilege tax law does not Il
:, clpdc many items taxed in other States
y and while railroads and other corpora
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-28

:, NV british arms won a most deci
~. w victory over the Beers near Glen
oo oS IN Natal, ON the goth, from 500 TO
VI the burghers being killed and
united The British also lost heav-
w. ~ u Is believed that this reverse,
!, ,"'Og when the Beers had expected
.'ort' will check their onward
m H,e'nent If it doesn't dampen their
military ardor.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-28

~, '"e Union Pacific Railway Co., filed
Win ,uued articles of Incorporation
H. :" me secretary of state of Nebras-.
,, ~ pn the nth, increasing the capital
4 s s'o SS32''lS,600, bringing the total ur
Vs s' w 'lls'1Oor The fee paid the STATE
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-28

puclncr Mckee and Mrs John NJ
wilson. A widow were found dead w
III, roadside near Laurencehutg' ~.
Either murder or suicide.
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er wy frank kidder upham, treasur-
=, "Vlihg qaartermaster and commits.
Ny oil the Soldiers home at Santa
SALE p,vd' Val, accidentally killed him
y" the nth He was about to take
r. | ,Ir from his desk, preparatory
mo, saNlhg charge of large sum of
,om y Ut the railroad depot, when in
cha e manner the weapon was dis
hs "sea' the bullet passing through
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-28

i. i Posts yoiIIe has sent to
Iif''o ,', =, Smith letter en-
tI'as,,' .hsoIntc denial of a pub,
tlg ''' ' ,,, a., censorship of the
bed charge Oh
!, ~ Manila.
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|rbe Berlin Naustc Nachrichtcn de
|ns that the colonial council has
|oted resolution declaring it com
Mile win German colonial interests
abandon Samoa. in return Tor sum
INF jndemuihrntion
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-28

w't mThp number oI
RIu canine relief through
Tfc0, ,,,7 reached $4,000.
poIa Nv .;ons
., tbe gigantic war p'' tI,,;n n,t
made by England 1t - ~ ,,,rons
~. not intend 70 '''"" f,.;aa
.s,c her policy III So"'' u . '''''
H. Can. will he tnt l'INo -,
n ,.no Of the lAange'ita' S'', ..',
400 The date OF tle a.
e,.l for the iTst l u''''"'
,ooq
,--Ir, bas sent to
| iwtOr oil ioS'S g.,,h a letter EN-.
|master.Geneta' - ,,,ial of = plb.
n charge oil e'lis0' - !
h. at Manila.
l,o Inst day for the
''u sor,c, 10 rcioin the eolofs'
IN from the principal centers
,.irt,alIy all thcreserves pre-
|ethai N'lN9"''.
|td lIt'''''
rrobman, father OF pahieh
| ,5ond Custaye l'rohinan' tilc 'i''
| y, managers died, on the loth' q,
some IN New York cliy oil near
~. ,oed - years.
Fu''' .---s ----
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,.a Mill he the next meet
SE.i'' a. a.. tbr Evangelical general
3'o, u Tne date Of the session n
itrelIyy =. ,be first Tuesday in DC
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4 kentucky Finnncicr.

Epbriam D. sayrc, president of The
Kentucky Bankers association ami a
leading fnancier died At Loo's'll'e'
the other day, aged ".
rbe AIsicrs Naval station
Tbe navy department has already
taken charge of the naval resefna'', /.
NJ Aleiers, La and work WIN y
nushed from now on.
Approved the 81, Louis faif'
A. the Texas industrial con'eptin's
i, pal,as the 81. Louis Worlds -
ms warmly apnroyea'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-28

'arI Casbcrg, manager of 1000
|p stock farm near Randolph, Mo-,
roHeu by the Missouri, Kansas &
'A'S Trust Co.. has been missing
."V' ugucSt So and is said to have
s soay 10 his home in Germany Local
"'elN'n' who claim Casberg owes
,u an aggregate of $4,000 or over,
,s,. attached what few belonging he
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1899-10-28

Inc soldiers of the Twentieth Kan
regiment, who will be mustered
IN SAN Francisco, on the 2Sth, will
" reach home in time to vote at the
0uihg party elections. The elections
V0F November in cities of the first
uo second class, and voters must be
ES'r'ed ten days before that date.
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ava meeting of the directors of the
,S'on y Montana Mining Co., held in
','on' ON the 10th, the regular qual-
'iH dividend of 81 per share was de-
, va, and also an extra dividend OF
!, y per share The previous quarterly
nooend' declared last July, was "a
~ snare and an extra dividend of Sc.
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Ocean 6teamers.
ON TO MNWNNAg
YANKEE ENTERPRISE RAPIDLY FoLLow1
YANKEE CONQUEST.
HAVANA ONLY 10 HOURS AWAY,

is interesting the rapid development Of trsde
and with Cuba. that the troubled lsland
has been released from its centuries OF nisrhe The
policy formerly governing the Pearl OF the Antlies
not conducive the nvestrent 81 new captfA
the anbarkaton OF enterprises in the Island
nized for equal superior those Of any
territory OF equal the face Of thu globe the de-
veopment Of these resources has been stunted ana
cwarfed by the masters 81 Cuha's destinies
But all Is changed. Although Cuba has had TN
positive Assurance Of freedom but few weeks IN
this few weeks capital has been Invested. railroads
started public improvements undertaken. and what W
perhaps the interesting tbs country. Havana
has by the Inauguration OF new steamship line. oeen
brought many hours nearer 70 the United States than
before considered possible.
December sth there nauguraied new and drect
line OF magnificent steamships from Miami Florida CHE
southernmost railroad port In the United states) direct
20 Havana without making stop on the way mo
service via the Miami Route which Is operated ~ nn
Florida East Coast steamship Company Is perfection T.
water has proven exceeding popularity with Cuban
travellers. The steamship Miami which al present
performs this excellent service Is the finest
vessel Of her class built by The Cramps being steel
twnscrew vessel Of beautiful proportions and uxurios
furnishings, PASSENGER accommodations equal TO
any OF the famous Atlantic LINERS. and with cuisine
which is with that OF thu famous hotels IN 81
Augustine. Palm Beach and Miami, which are owned oy
the
The route from jacksonville south is via thu famous
Augustine Dayona, Rookiedse ritusville. Pain
Beach and Miami and tourists may stop al All or any
OF these points II desired.
Passengers from the North East take through
limited trains 10 Miami, making immediate conn eousn
Tickets. seepers. statAroons and al In
formation furnished by Mr. G ironnonger East.
Passenger Florida East Coast Hallway No si2
Broadway New York city.
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Goparinership Notices.

WHEREAS, the copartnership heretofore ex-
w ist,nE under the firm Of Phillips Wells has
heen dissolved by the OF Charles A Wells but
lie business ne continued BY the subscriber who
vas one OF the copartners said hrm ana whereas the
said firm was copartnershlp within this State and has
conducted therein for period OF five years in
,he continued partnership hereinafter referred TO- as
speched in Of the LEGISLATURE OF the state Of
New York entitled An act allowing the continued use
OF coparnershp in certain cases and the acts
amending the same. ~.
abode is in City Of New York. Borough OF Brooklyn
40 hereby certify pursuant 10 said Statute that am
the person and hereafter dealing under the said hFm
name OF Phillips & Wells
N1' W JOSEPH PHILLIPS.
State OF New York County of New York: S.
ON this Sd day January. 1899 before personally
came Joseph Phillips known and known to me
10 he the individual and who executed the
foregoing acknowledged that he executed
vs. $500 w II. rWYER,
Notary Public (4O ~ 7. Co.
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PEAT. ESTATE TRANSFERS

Hudsoa-st No sos, q sxs4. iix24xs5.2, with tts
10 alley adjoining in rear; Sylvester Pope ct a.,
executors. etc 10 Harris Mandelbaum and an 49, ~
.th-st. W corner Bank-.t 42x4O: John S Smith.
referee Mary Connolly .................. 1000
Brook-aye r. 80 Il = Of I42d-st, 25xiOo; James -.
Martin n Maggie Martin. ............. l0O
~ TSoms e Baexer 1900
sS August wirshem 10 Agnes McGlnas... 1900
3sth-st Noe 270 and 272 West. 3ox9se. Dean 80.
O.zood Minnie @ Osgood ................... Gil
2d-ave 10 T. OF 97th-st 24.iix.O; Annie - -
MEG Flanagan 20 Mary A Flanagan 1879. $50
Lot 2O7 map Kings Redoubt 2fth ward Her
mann II Camrnann 81 al, executors and trustees, - -
10 the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum. ....... 5000
1o5th-st g. 100 n W Of Ansterdam-ave, 75I
~ IL. John Yard, referee 10 Daniel Farrell. $50
81 st No ll3 East. q. 6x962; William W Aston 80
Katharine Jones O,VV
Ams;eraam-ave $ " corner s6th-st. 1O2 2Il0O:
10 Wfllls James wife TO william Wagner. 1000
iS o. Frea: SG KUN ....1..@ 100
149th-st 100 Il OF Boulevard, lOoNSS II; -. -.
Jacob . Butler 70 William McCracken. 4OO
lst-st, Nos II and 70, :, s. u 2 az lst-ave.
3s TH42 Bx Irregular; william N Hoes referee, - .
10 Elias Sobel and another. ...........:.. 81 10
Hearst No PA s. q .7x1ooxz3 sxloo Aoram
Kramer and another 70 Morris Jacobson sou
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NEW BUILDINGS.

ii7th-s, Nos 40 and AL East. FOR six story and
basement brick and stone fathouse with stores
q e1fO 20. Davis kOrp No ]. lO3 2d-ave, owner,
May Muller No ~ Centre-st. architect ..-..---
14Q'h-st No 500 West for rve-story brick rat
house osxS2. John Mahony. No 81 West e4th-
e. owner: Arthur ne sadern. No 40 Broad
IN ave W. e5ii It Of iieth-st FOR seven
sfor, hrlck fafhOusr with stores f0NsIlos
Lin & Glenn No III West i25th-st oTners:
Neville r BAgge. architects. ..-.--.---......
Ar,terdarn-eve No $50. for ive-story brick
nafhouse with stores 25xsis; Cummings
Terzuson 30 100 MAnhattan-ave. owner; o F
Pelham No SOC 5th-aye architect. ............
sd-ave No i2s FOR slT-siory bHck hathouse.
with sror~. 26xi0T and io4.s. Julius Drey,us.
No 82f West 5eth-st. owner; O Pelham,
architect
Madlsoa-st No 10. for a six-story ARD basement
brick fafhouse. with stores. ExsT.T, Julius
pr.yfus owner: = Pelham. architect. ....-...
ffsth-st corner shave for two hve-sto-y
brick fath0uses with stores. 2Srea ex23oxio,
Rlchey < Hamilton. 80 I46 West s2d-st, own
srs. 6 A schellinger architect. ..---,..- ...-.-.
f15th-st. = corner PGrk-ave for a tWelve-storY
brick warehouse. win Offices and stores. BOZ
aefi. Charles Hall no 70 Cortlandt-st.
owner; c n Gilbert, No Lib Broadway, ..
architect o
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

coven Ann T and Carrie L, 10 Cecilia de Mott
beck. No IS West 9Oth-st years. .......:...
Foster, George and Annie c B. to Ida Gar
diner. 17th-st. >. 1923 II Of Irving Place.
Livingston Julius. 10 Henry @ Trevor. No 1874
co 5Tiss' ESm S B. to seimsr Hess. No 2237
M1ia Ferdinand r. to William II Burgess
Ganzemuiler August to Emigrant Industrial
Savings Bank Msdison-sve' s. 75.5 It OK
tn. Manhattan Real Estate ana building Associa-
i'or ~ George a. Currier. Macomb's Dam Road.
VS. 2s.4 y II 153d-st .........:......
Same 10 same. Boulevard corner i7eth-st,
Ger Mary. 10 Bowery Savings Bank No 24s
West 72d-st. years. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Geer Walter to Augusta D Geer No s2s West
sobei. Elias. and Joseph P slater to the Atlantic
Trust Company. Nos = and 10 ist-st and No
lsO East Houston-st. 5 years .................
Roman Catholic orphan Asylum - the Emigrant
Industrial Savings Bank. Madison-aye. 5th-ave. -
5oa and q ste the block ear...........-... I
M--racken. William. e. al 10 Jacob = Butler.
f4eth-s- s. 100 II II Boulevard. year..
Same n saur. same property, ] year ,......'..-
dustrlal savings Banb Nos 81 and 80 Stuyvesant
square and Nos 227 and 229 East eth-s'.
weiss.nborn Albert G. to the washington Life
Insurance Company. Boulevard. corner Goth ..
Fisehel Jacob 10 American Mortgage Company.
Rr1orne-st. 4. 20 Il " Of Pitt-st o0x6o. year.
Eetchnm, Snrel,ea s. TO Dry Dock saving. Insti-
tuition. Jsrome-svs = 1884 n Of ie'th-s;
RobInson Joseph. to Jacob wicks IT, n ii5th-st.
IFS ard 200 u " o. 7th-ave years. 2 mortgages
spota Onofrio 70 Henry cornte Il Portes. No ~
Kighf AIon1o B. % New-York sarurity and Tr1s;
COMPANY corner Wehster-ave and l67th-st.
vagner 2 william. 10 = willis James, corner
Arsterdam-ave and ssh-st, year....--.-...-. j
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NJ Dent I42s Arch Street Phla. Pa, January ~
1895 sealed proposals In trplicate. VIII be received
bere until fl o'clock A. M Tuesday January 18th lSt
Tor furnishing depot with 300 Post FLAGS and ,v
storm RECRUITING Flags IN accordance with STANDARD
ssnles Tarly deliveries are required and bidders must
state with what rapdify they Will make them Govern
rnenf reserves right reject accept any all pro
posa. or any part thereof Preference given % articles
=, domestic production manufacture. conditions o.
quality ana price ,ncludlng the price ~ fore
dr,n or manufactures the duty thereon) being equal
uiarks for propasals &C. viii furnished upon apph
cation Envelopes containing proposals 70 be endorses
PROPOSALS Flags and addressed n Colonel JOHN v
r.IJREY Deputy ouarternss,er-Gene-al. L. 3. A
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Stcdmo11,J


'sWST0NRM1 NEWEA LANDP0l1TS
VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL RIVER LINE VIA Nesp0It and IAa liz h I w.
p NJ strs. PLYMOUTH anc Pilgrim. Orchestra on eaca.
sTONINGTON LINE. ston!ngton- Leave f1ef -
y. r. SprIng 81. week days only, At 500 l. A.
steamers Maine and New Hampshire =.
NORWICH LINE. New London. Leave fieI "a
- R foot Of Spring ST. week days only ct 800 T. 81
Steamers City Of Lowell and Rhode Island
NEW HAVEN LINE. Pier %. 4. R.-STH
~ RICHARD PECK daEy except sunday. ADJ ~
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Real estate Uanteo.
Site for Mandatory Wanted.

Manufacturers wish purchase plot OF land OF from
ten twenty for the accommodation OF their manu-
featuring plant - - $4,000. ,,>-,-,, r,-~-,,
MILES OF BATTERY PARK. NEW YORK. The prop
have connection with the harbor OF
New York. and direct railroad connections Unmproved
property preferred.
ceive consideration each must be accompanied ny da-
properly showing Its the position and
size OF any buildings thereon, and its railway and water
way connections The depth OF water must be stated
the present property fae
taxation during the past three year, the char
acter OF any Improvements and the
posed price We consider personal applications
No commissions VIII be paid by by clients.
BUTLER. HOFFMAN. JoLINE & MYNDERsE.
"a Wall Street. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-18
The Spenazuma
Gold MinInq
Milling Co.
New Mexico and Arizona.

The property owned by This Company and
work done during the first six months OF actual
onerations may be stated briefly as follows
rusny-three Mines opened W by shafts and tun-
nss u depth and length from 80 Feet 10 eOo iee anu
every one in rich paying ore
2 Three OF the Mines in ore that averages without
.sl.cso5 from o. TO 20 per Of copper and from
$50 70 $3.50 in gold and silver.
q The Company owns upward Of three square miles
OF this miuerazed land.
They have demonstrated that there are Millions OF
Tons Of low grade milling which runs as quarried
out Ike stone from SO 10 $50 per ton
O. A Nil with a capacity Of Five Hundred Tons per
dav will soon be completed and in operation
In addition 10 their l25 claims the Company also
ov,ns and controls all water water sites mill sites
and dam sites for miles in every direction.
They own also a large placer property. which is said
- be the richest ever the Western mountains
5 Their made road Of l6 miles from the ella Valley
p r mines will compare favorably with the
ordinary New England roads
. Eight months ago there not white man within
IS miles east OF 30 miles Of the property To-day
there Is thriving little Town White City OF Tents
and Houses
30 The Company viii be Milling their Ores and
shipping Bullion and Is believed that the Output will
amount 70 one Million Dollars per month.
oter Information furnished upon application only at
the
Omces OF the Company.
Rooms 9l4 and sie,
20 Broad St.
York.