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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
To ANlLyzE ALLEGED POISONED CANDY

Captain McClusky ~ the Defective Bureau said
Yesterday morning that he had sent some Of the
candy received through the mail by Max Stark.
proprietor OF the cafe Cosmopolitan. at 40 ! Sec
ond-ave.. 10 Professor Witthaus. the expert chem
ist. who will report it's analyss This candy is
supposed TO have contained poison. one chemist
who examined pieces 81 the candy stating that he
had found poison. The candy. In the form Of cough
dropF received ny Stark. and. II Is said by
Richmond Lamb 81 tho firm Of J. & n. Lamb. No.
30 Carmine-st The who sent It is said 20
have signed himself Charles Freeman. "Denounccr
or the Pope photograph ncloscd I'm a
letter sent TO a newspaper 10y man thus signing
himself The man sad that he had sent the poison.
The photograph is said to have been recognized 4
that or a man known as The American" who used
To frequent the Stark cate.
Edmund q Seiz. manager for r. r. Pustet & Co
OF No - Barclay st. IS also said 10 have received
some poisoned powder a few DAYS ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
SCOUS VIOLATING RIFLES.

Albany March q. -Governor Roosevelt has re-
rA,veA from, Lieutenant John C. Fremont. jr.. who
mas been assigned by the United States Government
20 proven, unlawful dumping in the waters ada
cent 20 New York City. a communication stating
that the only volators Of the law are the operators
OF the scows OF the New York Street Cleaning De
parfment. He asks that the State law be amended
making II msdemeanor to dump refuse in the
channel Of New-York Harbor The city scows are
continually violating the law. says Lieutenant Ere
mont Governor Roosevelt has directed the Sec
retary OF statutory Revision 10 draw up amend
rnent TO the existing laws cover the suggestions
Of Lieutenant Fremont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23

man There was one honest and upright Republi-
can Chief Of Police. The Republican ,nnss men
were pni in their places for the express purpose
OF removing him and only on the supu'a'eu 'o'''
non e ~@ city, think has the best police dn
force in the WSsd that wI" now bind them hand
and foot and prevent them from doing their WORK
CLOSING THE DEBATE.
AFR Aids the majority leader. closed the debate
lie said in part
The Democratic party is to-day IN aoso'u'e eor
troll OF the PoIcc Board OF the city or New-forN
ANY motion 10 instruct. TO censure, 10 dismiss car"
not be carried IN that Board: no mater now e"es 50
settc the two Republican Commissioners are; 80
long the other two nm as,Sn ~ he Chief
The Repnhlican party has no sympathy WIN 'ne
levyns OF tribute e,r anG phst the Republican party
does not want 10 he held responsive io' ~ ~
;inuance OF that condition W inc CITY o' W."
The previous question was then moveai s Mf
which was lost by vote Of IS ayes 10 ~ noes ms
w mnnamSn, ves,ed the power OF removal IN the
MAYOR re 'n Wss also roicaii on Mr. Horman's
amendment that the Si Apply Iona 10 al Tbs amend
ment was lost were also the remaining ones by
yNa M XII was then nut upon final passage and
passed by a vote Of 81 ayes TO 81 noes aosehees' D.
PASSAGE OF TWO MORE BILLS
Mr. M,zei again moved for suspension Of the
miles and then called up No. 1851 and moved TO
a third reading This bill calls for the establish
men, Of separate department Of elections In New
York CITY. the head of said department 10 De
known as the boards Of elections The bill passed
nv a vote Of So ayes 20 IS noes. ~
For the third time Mr. Mazot secured a suspen-
sion Of the rules and then moved 70 third Iea az
ing his third NewYork city police Dill lnts oI, ~
makes misdemeanor for police conis i tbis
or an oflcer member Of any police force N t
state 10 use threaten. attempt 10 use DIS onCld
power in any manner. directly or indirecty IN aIn
Of or against any political parity OF I" p"'''S" '
hers Of the force for party affiliations -.
Mr. Hil OF Erie brought the debate 10 q LOS
snSakinc FOR the bill. which was then passen pN 1"
vote of 81 ayes 70 IS noes. -, -. 80.
Mr. Brennan moved to reconsider the voIe ..
which his bli was passed which permitted me
80 -, state arroores hy outside societies on &C
css,ons of National importance. and oneteo ~ IN
amendment as susgested by the E1oet me senate
sor ooncurrence The Assembly adjourned Al 4
o'clock until Thursday morning AZ u oclo'k'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
BILLS SIGNED BY THE GorERvoR

Albany March 22-Governor Roosevelt to-day
signed the following bills.
Senator Thorntons. prohibiting justices of the
peace from holding court In room where liquor
is sold or In an adjoining apartment. The present
law prohibits holding such courts IN a building
where liquor is sold
senator q. 4 Davs's. amending the act author
ling Buffalo 10 sell the Jubilee water system
Mr. Davis's increasing from 800 to 500 90 the
value OF the real estate which the New York Yacht
Club may hold and authorizing II to accept legacies
and requests
Mr. HIS. authorizing each of the resident trial
justices or the supreme Court In the With Judicial
District 10 appoint confidential clerk AT a salary
OF n.2o
Mr.. Vests increasing the number 81 wards I'm the
village ~ " aterford from seven 10 eight and estab-
fishing new boundaries
Mr. Dutton,s amending the act Incorporating the
MOnteZuma Turnpike and Bridge COMPANY
Mr. Elliss. amending the act relative TO the pro-
ceedlngs To- the draining of swamps and marshy
lands
Senator Ramspersers. authorizing the Common
Council OF Buffalo 10 Ak the terms OF Commission
erB Of Deeds In that city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
TO NAME QUAY'S SUCCESSOR
1r,DEPs IN PENNSYLVANIA IEGlS-
LATURE HOPE FOR AN ELE''
TION NEXT WEEK.
ROTH OPPONENTS AND SUPPORTERS VT
QUAY QUOTED AS OF THIS OPINION
FUTILE VOTING.
fRy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

fRy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Harrisburg Penn. March % (SpeciaD.-ine
anti-Ouay leaders here are OF the oph'"" wa"
there will he an election for United states 'e"
otor before the legislature adjourns' on Np''
% but they give n reasons TOT tna'
Colonel James NJ. Guffey. the present le"ue'
the State Democracy. says that the'e WI
- hrooL IN tho Democratic line. and II Is uh-
derstood that he 's counselling no preaH' !" wv
torn that there will he no election until the
Legislature meets two years from now. al w'''"
session Colonel Guffey hopes 10 pluck the 'e"'
torial fruit for himself
He believes that the Republicans III the event
Of no election will be badly demorallzeo heN'
vear and the Democrats can elect enough 'ee'S
lators TO win In Senatorial contest IL was
this belief that led him 10 fight congressman
o,oc, s,hlevs plan that the Democrats jump
from one candidate to another until theF 'o"',''
a man who would be acceptable to the anti
Quay Republicans.
senator GRADY Of Philadelphia. who shares
tho inner confidence Of Colonel Quay. and IL
chairman Of the Republican caucus, Is also
confident Of an election for Senator soon. ne
said to-day that Senator Quay Will he re-elected
the first week i'm April. and that all the leSlsla-
tim AT nresent obstructed would he cleared UP
in time TO adjourn on April 20. The TACT tha'
Senator David Martin, the leader of the anti
ouav forces: Senator Grady. the Quay leader
and Senator Magee. enu-Quay. hut voting lot
him because he is the caucus nominee. are All
Of the openly expressed opinion that there VIII
be an election for Senator before the session
ends. is looked upon as evidence that the feel
ers are out for a compromise. Just what IL Is
will not develop until next week and there are
stories If n conference to he held on Saturday
The Joint convention n ballot for senator TO-
day was enlivened by resolution from sen
ator Brown Of Westmoreand. to the effect that
the Joint convention should hold two sessions
on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. vote only Tor the
candidates now before the convention. ana al
the close Of each ballot drop tho candidate re.
ceiving the lowest vote until there remained
only two when an election would he assured
The proposition was not considered seriously
and the convention adjourned without taking
action. On
The ballot resulted as follows: Quay. ~
Jerks. -: Dalzell. IS; Stewart, :: Irwin. j.
stone {. HUFF. g. Ritter /; Rice. ,; Widener' -
Tubbs . Smith. .. Markle. |. and Grow. J.;
Total 90 Necessary to a choice, 10; paired
and not voting. -. No election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.

COUNTY BILL FAILS.

COUNTY BILL FAILS
Albany. March Pin the Senate to-day sena tor
Grady attacked the bill OF Mr. Doughty which
provides for taking n part Of Nassau County from
New-York City and annexIng II the town Of
Hampstead.
Senator Stranahan explained that when the con-
solidation made the boundary line defined in
the charter given the centre OF an inlet at
Rockaway Beach. which had since changed by the
action Of the elements and had been moved "A
mile westward. This bill intended merely to
correct this defect.
Senator Gradys opposition unavailing and
the bill passed. q 10 10. Senators Douglas and
McCarren voting with the Republicans
The codihcaton Of the prison laws OF the State.
which was heretofore reported from the Commit
tee on Military Affairs and recommltted TO tho
Committee on Codes for examination OF the
code sections incorporated in the cod!hcation was
to-day reported back 10 the Senate by the Code
Committee This having been disposed o. the
Senate took UP It's calendar OF bllq and the fol-
lowing were passed
Senator Cogttshalls. to legaze the agreement
between the city OF Utica and the Utica Belt Line
Street Railroad Company.
Mr.. Ader's. providing for the legalization Of GER
York before the passage Of the charter.
Senator Mackey's amending the charter OF Buff
falO with reference to bonds given for the per-
formance OF contracts. also in relation to the pay.
msnt Of pensions to members Of the police force.
Sena; or Ford's. compelling collectors Of taxes "a
serve notice non-residens OF the time Of rccev-
ing taxes.
Senator Norton's. constitutions the persons com.
posing the local board Of the Borough OF Queens
Of NewYork City as local board Of public char
tiles for that borough.
Senator Armstrong; Incorporating Grenelrs Isl
and Park. in tho ST Lawrence River. as sum
resort.
Senator Ambers. providing for the appoin
OF a s,atistlcian in the Department Of Agriculture
Senator Higgins's. making Il misdemeanor foI
any State officer 10 pay out funds I'm excess OF his
appropriation, and compelling state officers TO pay
all fees received into the State Treasury. instead
OF into the fund Of the departments
A. o'clock the Senate adjourned until II O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
CATHEDRAL TRUSTEES DID NOT ACT
THERE WAS NOT \ QUORUM PRESENT 50 THEY
ApJorRxEn UNTIL NEXT WEEK

There was 10 he a special meeting yesterday
morning Of the trustees NJ the Cathedral OF -.
John the Divine at the homo of Bishop Potter. No.
10 Washington square 10 withdraw tho consent
given by the Cathedral to the Third Avenue Rail-
road Company II change IFS motive power IN Am
sterdam-ave. As only six trustees were present
and seven arc necessary To take any action. the
trustees left Bishop Potters house without doing
any more than agreeing 70 meet again next Tues
day morning at II o'clock.
a prominent trustee Of Columbia College was
asked last night by n Tribune reporter II the col
lege were likely to follow the example OF st.
Iuke's Hospital and withdraw It's consent given
FOR the change of motive power In Amsterdam.
ave He replied that the next regular meeting or
Columbia's trustees would not be held till May.
and he declined to forecast in any degree what the
Board might do in the premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
JEROME Will CONTEST WITHDRAWN

There will he no contest over the will ~ Kath-
crime Hall Jerome Formal notice Of the with
drawal OF the proposed contest filed by Law
renee Roscoe Jerome Yesterday In the Surrogate 2
ONCE. The contest Was brought by Lawrence
Roscoe Jerome. who. according to the terms or
his mothers Will was cut on account OF "un-
flial conduct" After Mrs Icromes death It
was found that all she died possessed OF had been
divided between her two sons-Wil lam Travers
Jerome, the city Magistrate and Colonel Lowell
II. Jerome Her other son. Lawrence had been
disnherited. He instituted contest against the
admission OF the Will 10 probate. IL was stated
yesterday that the matter had been amica bly,
settled out OF court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
AMENDING cIrIL SERVICE rifles.

Albany. March 22.-The State civil Service Commits
sion to-day decided to return to the NewYork Civil
Service Board the code Of rules to govern appoint
ments I'm that city which was. submitted to the
State Board for approval with the suggestion that
they be amended IN several particulars. The amend
ments suggested by Secretary McAneny. OF
the Civil Service Reform Association. The State
Commission declines to make known the character
Of the amendments. They are mainly to make tho
rev rules conform more closely with the old rules
which have hitherto been in operation In New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
NETWORKS SPEEDWAY.

MEASURE INTRODUCED TO PERMIT ALL SORTS
or VEHICLES TO Use IT.
Albany March pa bill introduced in the As
semblv to-day by Mr.. Slater proposes an amend
rnent TO the act i'm relation to the Driveway IN the
city OF New-York which limits the restrictions
which may h. made by the Department Of Public
parks az to the nature OF the vehicles which may
use the Driveway by providing that such restrc-
tions shall not be such Will lessen the value OF
the adjacent lands. This provision would open ina
WAY to vehicles OF all classes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
ASTORIA GAS LEGISLATION.

BILL. WILL Re DISCUSSED BY SENATE COMMIT
TEE To.DAY-RrMoREp AMENDMENTS.
Albany March % (SpeciaD THE Senate Commit
tee on Miscellaneous Corporations will take NJ
the Astoria Light. Heat and Power Company bill
tomorrow afternoon. n rumored to-day that
two amendments will be made 20 q. ono imposing a
franchise OF per cent and a second admitting
Al gas companies n the same privilege or tunnel
ling the East River on paying the same franchise
tax and complying with the same conditions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
GOOD PROSPECTS ron reform.
GOVERNOR PLEASED WITH ACTION or RErr Bill
OAN SENATORS REGARDING SENATOR
WHITES BILL.

OAN SENATOR'S REGARDING SENATOR
WHITE BILL.
Albany March % (SpeciaD. Governor Roosevelt
was in excellent humor to-day and the explanation
Of his chcerfulness probably was disclosed by him
self AT > o'clock this afternoon when he said he
was extremely we'll pleased with the favorable
action Of the caucus OF the Republican Sena tors
last night on Senator Whites bill to repeal GOV
crnor Backs abominable civil Service Reform law
The Governor also declared that Senator White had
framed an admirable measure. Aggressive action
he was glad 10 hear, would now he taken in the
LEGISLATURE in favor OF the measure Every Re-
publican Senator OF the twenty-six who voted I'm
caucus for the measure. he thought deserved the
praise Of the State and o. his political party
Finally he said he hoped that the bill would sOon
be passed.
The Tammany Hail leaders are much alarmed
over the outlook for Richard Croker II the White
civil Service law passes. and are making prepara-
tons to give 10 II hostile reception soon the
Republicans attempt to push II in the Legislature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
CHANGES ~ TREASURY DEPARTMENT

Albany. March Z.-state Treasurer Jaeckel has
transferred John : Hosmcr. present confidential
clerk IN his department. to the place OF assistant
cashier. and appointed Robert splitter Of Brooklyn
as confidential clerk. He abolished the ONCE Of
warrant clerk held by Mitchell McFarlane OF
Washington County. Mr.. Splitter for some years
keener nf The CIV IIaM al Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
- the Assembly cities Com

reported favorabiy by the Assembly Cities 'o"'-
mttee to-day a., Nj,
The same committee reported favoraoly MI WI,
SONS hill making the Offices Of Sheriff Register All.
County Clerk Of Kings County saa h,,n ,he Com
49," issar,hIvnan Wilson's bill enabling thc -
missioner Of the department Of ,be s,reets
,tor into contracts for the cleaning OF M ~, ,hn
~ ,ho poronqh Of brooklyn at the expiration oil inc
contracts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
E. 4. WIETING RENOMINATED.

Albany. March Ex-Governor Roosevelt to-day
sent to the Senate the nomination Of Charles \.
Wleting. Of CObleskill to he Commissioner OF Agri-
culture to succeed himself The nomination was
sent to committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
DEPARTMENT or CONNECTION Report

In the report OF the Department Of Correction "a,
the last quarter Of 1895 appears ha,at the end a.
the year there were 3.l5l prisoners confined in m.
several institutions for criminals under tho n,
partment SIX escaped in the quarter ana twsr,,
four died The amount expended for the th,..
months was 'llssso u for Manhattan and rs5n q
for Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
TO MAKE WAY KNOWN As DEWEY DAY

Albany. March 22.-Mr. Sanders introduced in the
Assembly to-day hill providing that May / be
made a holiday and designated as Dewey Day.
Three other States have already agreed a stint
lar provision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
Workers March u 1909

My Dear Governor Roosevelt The clear confess
sion Of Mrs. Place at late hour having swept
away all ground for the impression under which
had confidently rested Of her irrespOnsibitY for
her act I'm killing her stepdaughter hasten to say
that have nothing loft to my sense Of manhood
but sustain your action in her throughout.
The case has drawn my attention more than II had
been drawn before to the study OF the subject
OF capital punishment But this has nothing to 10
with you. In your position Il YOUR duty to OK
ecute our law II is and your course has been
beyond criticism. Your very sincere supporter and
friend DAVID COLE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
R1ILs REPORTED rAvORARLy

Albany March n-Mr Golfers bill repeating The
statute allowing the sale OF lymph and ant!-toxin
by the Health Board Of the City OF Nep-York was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
NEW MEMBER or health BOARD.

Albany March 22-Governor Roosevelt has
pointed Professor Walter Francis Wilcox, Of
Ithaca a member Of the State Board OF Health
The appointee is associate professor OF social
science and statistics In Cornell University.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
NR. COLES VIEWS CHANGED.
WRITES TO THE GOVERNOR APPROVING ACTION
IN REGARD TO MRS. PLACE.

Albany. March Ex-Governor Roosevelt has re-
ccived letter from the Rev David Cole. who at
tended Mrs Place al the time Of her execution. and
who was the first person to bring the question OF
her alleged insanity before tho Governor. The let
ter is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23

prospective maternity. The prospective mother can
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If she suffers from local weakness nervousness or loss
OF vigor and virility her children will be weak puny
and sicklv Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription IS the
only unfang cure for all weakness and disease OF
the delicate and important organs thai bear the Dfun
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vigorous vire and elastic. II makes the prospec-
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il the invention Of eminent and skillful special
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thereoa
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Fayore Prescription
Or Perces Pl assnt Pellets cure constipation.
Constipation is he cause of many diseases Cure
the cause and you cure the disease. One " Pellet "
Is gentle laxative and two mild cathartic Drug.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-23
WHO VOTED AGAINST THE BILL

The Senate then came to vote on Senator
Marshalls motion to disagree with the adverse re-
port and rejected IT by the following vote Of 10 to
follows
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-16

c K. WILLIAMS, D. JUSTICE or THE PEACE. Notr..y Public; Conyoyanoer Fills Collected Sp> c'alty.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-16

QUEEN LODGE, NO. 6. A. 0. U. w., MEETS A every Saturday evening. Visiting broth CTS rurdially invited. VIM. QJALLs, M w.. Ilf,eI Godfrey, Recorder. il. c. FRASER, Finaucief.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-16

DR EDMUNDSON-PHYSICi AND SUR D gson, Bisbee, Arizona, o,dce at lis res ider; Q, Shearer building, nc.St to Dr. Far rinEtoH's.
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r G. O.F. BIsBEE LODGE, NO. 10, MEET ; |. every We'd esiay evening Visiting bro TI~ DTS cordially invited to attoai. A. Y. WAT KINs, Y. C., EMILE MARKS, R. 5.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-16

xI;IfI.IAM SCHRl NSHER, JUSTICE OF w the Peace, Notal Pubia and Convey anc,r. Office in allace BiGilg, Bisbea, Ariz
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-16

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN, CoCHlsE | Tribe No. 7., meet every Thursday eyen- mg at the Opera House Hall Visiting broth DTS cordially invited, ,,o A. MARKEY, c. of R.
 Dr. Edmundson. Medicine Man.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-16

CUSTAR HENPEL, PLANO ,EEAJAEh. Ol sssons in I1.strtlineutul Inusic. Call at Del Lewis.
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pueibc Time. '. S. WEUsTEB, Agt.,
 BRusOn, library EzC uTs. IO :0J \. NJ. to 12 :OO N. &,O9P. M, e 1.v9 PM. G:Ut y. M. tu s:30 P. M. hlI6s A. HILL.
 Librarian,
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THE FRATEENlIIES.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-16

1.HEIS s, ..S..SSOg%, ATTORNEY J nt Law, Bisbeee, Arizona. Will practice In aii the courts of the Territory, aud in the Supreme Court of the United states.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-16

CEo. w. SWAIN. ATrORHEY-AT-LAW. 1 Will practice in all the courts of the Territory. Tombstone, ArizoI,a.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-16

r aTDMARK CHAPTER NO. G., R. ii. Nj. l. .tated conyocation third fuos ley in eacl, month. Visiting companions iI, goou SfaI,ding are fraternelly invited to yisit.
 J. c. PKIrChAhD, Il. F. FEANK J. GRAF, Secretary,
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-16

ALLEN R. ENGLISH, ATTORNEY ANp n Counsellor -Gt-Law. Oihcc on fourth Street, Tombstone. Arizona.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-16

DEkFECT ASI:LAR LODGE, ol2F. < A. NJ Meets first 4 .lI.E sl.ly SI eGCi month, NIS itin,. brethren cordially invited to attend N. A. SWEET. W. M. J.l.. Bi.owN. See retary
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-16

IJOME FORUM-Bisbee Forum No, 1853, II meets first and third .Aondny in each month Opera House, go p. n. Visiting com panons always welcome.
 fl. w. Ssulisy, Sprns. T." T. P. Deyine, Treas Wm. ScEuisher, Sac.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-16

DR. I. w. FARRINGToN.-DENT IN U all it's branches. Satisfaction gaaran- teed. Office-Shearer Building, Eisbee, Ari- EOEU.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-16

xxJ c. STAERLE. ATTORNEY AND COuN- w. sellor. Tombstone, Cop.iSe GoGaty' A. T