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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-04
OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND COAL CO.
No Rroadwar. New York. January IAN. lSd6
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Maryland
financial Gleftions.

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UNITED TRACTION AND Electric COM
PANN.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockholders
q this company for the election o. DiTsct9rs WI
he held al the the Greene ana irand
st-ets Jersey CITY New Jersey. Tuesday February
i4th 1890 q o'clock ? NJ. - som - -
T-ansfer hooks will close January 3ltt ISHV bhu re-
IT. Tsrssv CIV X J Y WALLACE. sec'y.
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forecInenre Sales.


STPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
- yoRK-EuFene r BENJAMIN. plaintiff. against John
/ S,,suance OF a Judgment Of foreclosure and sails
Gully MADE entered in the aboye entitled acton
oace ~ he clerk OF ;his county. the court House N
the county q New York. On he I'm day OF Januaf} ~
J. tAc under Sned. The referee IN me sac JNlBII'l,
named VIII sell az public auction Al the New York Real
Ts,ate Salesroom 10 III broadway. Borough % Man
iattau CITY Oh New York County OF New YORK on me
f~ 5a, az FEBRUARY. 1899 II o'clock noon On that
day by Peter Meyer auctionee the premises greeted
~ the judgnea; 10 be sold and therein descea 80
All those certain houses and lots. known Numbers
s.xtT-nve sxty-seyen and sNty-nne Fourth avenue IN
lie CITY q New YorF, and situate WING and being IN the
Seyeuteeth Ward OF the city Of New York bounded aad
described as follows 10 wit:
Beglnning Al point on the eastery side % Fourth ave
nue. formerly Bower), ninety-eight feet norhery
distant from the northeast corner OF the Bowery and
Ntrrn street and running northery. along the
Bowery twcuty-four feet thence ehfterN. IT me 81
gt angler "a I'm the Bowery seventy-tHo feet and eleven
inches thence southery line parallel with Third ave
nue. twenty five feet three aud one-haf inches thence
westerly In line ~ right angles win the bowory six
our feet eleven and inches 10 the place -
beginning according to the measurements used ny me
nnaioners Of streets and Roads. IN the CITY ~ New
York under OF the Legislature Of the State q New
Also all that certain other lot piece parcel u
e-ojnd situate Wing and being the Seventeenth Ward
- fald cry New YorF bounded as follows 70 wit Be
northerly distant from the northeast corner o. me lower
and N' foir fe4t. tsenr, eoeterly In a line AZ
rant angles with fho Boyery. eighty ff, ten and one
80 ccbes. thence southorv in a line parallel 20 the
torr. westerly line right angles with the B'wtfy
90 fe.t eleven ncnes TO the place Of feg!nn.ns
flc measurements used by the Commission
a.. ~ Streets Ctg Of Now York under
the Act Of the Legislature Of the state OF New York passed
Al nnastc4 New York January 9th. 1899
t,r.pzpAN & FRANKENHEIMEa Referee.
% J,road siree Borough Manhattan New York City
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Cnnntrn Bolr0.

~
4 n INVALID may obtain board Win every eers and
y comfort. In physician iamsiF IT we s1'Nl's W
London Conn. Address Boa @'S
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r Asr1r SEMINARY FOR YOUNG WOMEN,
- AUBURNDALE. MASS
IN your walking and sitting so much more erect, In
~ ge,s-ol health; in your Conversation in your Of
meeting people and In innumerable could the
,,sa, YOU are receiving from your training and
o,o,t,rs NJ Iaseu All this must know Is very
gratifying me"
rb,. "a what father wrote 70 his daughter after her
~, % school from the Christmas vacation at home.
I, n unsolicited testimony as 20 Lases success In some
important lines
place. are now being taken for the year beginning
September. 1909
c. c BRAGDoN.
Principal
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q! Gslaic for Gale brooklnr
FOR SALE-FLATBUSh.

Buuaing plots or restricted and surrounded by
bieb-class Gwelllngs Address or telephone T. r. ACk
t-T,-1~ t.JNSTI.TCT CO.. East 1871 ST. between
Ravery Road and Ave. G.. Fatbush Telephone. o5A
Tlathush
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NEW BUILDINGS.

Tan Il g 40 = W % Park ave. for three I've
story brick dwelling houses 2oxA5 10 and lHs1
81 10. &; q and a. ! Weber ~ No si3 Putnam
sve B-10lgyn. owners buchanan q Deisler. -.
81 80 II Fast Jgth-st architects go
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Dipiorno Nctires.


NOTICE.-A quarterly dividend of one Dol
~ lar and seventy-hve Cents per share has this Gay
heer declared on Preferred and Common Stock or this
Conlpqnv rayable the first day OF March next 70 tho
soctholder OF record at the close OF business hours on
the 10th inst ,.-. J., - ~ LII. -
The dividend shares registered in New York VII be
az m Of the Company's Agents. Messrs Guy
Ter Morgan COMPANY No. - Pine street New York
ana the dividend shares registered u Chicago VIII be
,sid ~ the Office OF Treasurer Of the Company.
' Il. Z. r. WOOD. Treasurer
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l. PLIES once Purchasing :
- "a whitehall st. New i
osth. 1900 Sealed proposals ,., !,
1ommencing February IAN ies'
ossce until II O'Clock A. NJ
,ornation furnished on appllca
Ing bids should be marked
supplies. opened tenf1arl :,
Colonel c. A WOODRUFF =
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D0noSATs FOR SUBSISTENCE SUP

& Comrnissary. L. 8. Army,
York city. y. Y. January
Tor furnishing and deliver
this city Tor thirty days.
Ssa will he received AZ this
on February I. 1859 In
cation Envelopes contain
Proposals FOR Subsistence
7. 1899" and addressed TO
A. 4. G. :
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Countrn i3eal gstaic tor Galr.


4 prRO~DAt Kg-IAke Placid. beautiful modern i
y room cottac~. all couyenences. overlooking La q
Mirror. penthouse magnificent view. bargain. Mi-Ifto
pOITTAN AGENCY Is West Bath -.
T,op CATTLE AND SHEEP RANCHES throughout
L Western colorado and New Mexico. write r. >
GROVES. Hooper Colo.
T HAVE beautiful suburban home. large house Ell
fr,,-o,.rperts. stable four acres - Winuter out
-s sa.riace, investigate owner Room SOC. - Broad
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Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS COMM s,lS, u, OF
- 80 -sIAI.ED PROPOSALS VIII D. received az
tSIs once until Il o'clock noon SATURDAY Marsa = 49,
III, I,ia.d blocks. Form OF proposal spesIheatos ahs
- information be obtaiied ~ me oIlss y
AZ 49, COMMIT ssioner. n. CJoHN - WIGHT.
w YDuX Il Ross LANSING u BEACH Comnissions"'
u c.
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lusTrnrflon

vi AsTOR . RI . WEST s3D STREET.
eTENOGRAPHY AND TYPEWRITING
instruction with actual once practice and thorough prep&
ration FOR frst-c,ass positions Application II TO T.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-26
OTHER TOWNS SHAKEN,
BUT DAMAGE Is SLIGHT

SAN BERNARDINO. Dec. 25.-The most
severe earthquake ever experienced here
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-26
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS
MAY SOON SECEDE
Likely to Establish an American
Community in the Event Of an
UnfdVOrdblG Decision.

n Jew YORK Dec 25.-News from Rome regarding the
appeal OF the Christian Brothers, who have protested
against the order OF their superors in France
teaching classics in colleges in this country has been
in this city The appears rather discouagng friends
OF the Brothers, for according the authorities Rome
expected to decide against them The Rome correspondent
the Freeman Journal sends word that Archbishop Rordan of
San francisco in Rome working the interests of the
thers He has presented volumnous report the
ties 1t is understood he appears Rome the representative
OF the American hierarchy nearly all the bishops this country
being on the side OF the Christian Brothers
Referring the mission of Archbishop Riolan the CORE
spondent he informed utterly vain This statement
regarded i'll Catholic circles here warning that Rome is
going decide against the Brothers, Some advocates of the
Brothers go far say that in the event of Rome
deciding against them the only thing for the Brothers to do
will be withdraw from the French and establish an
American community This is said to be feasible
all the American bishops their side.
The controversy between the American Christian Brothers
and their superOr has aroused considerable bitter feeling in
the Catholic world 1t has been charged that French supe
ros have been acuaed by jealousy OF the advancement and
prosperity OF the order i'll this country European Catholics who
have opposed the sOcaed Americanizng of the Catholic
Church in the United States have the side of the French
Brothers this conflict and the has assumed intcrna-
tional Importance.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-26
which visited this section about
six months ago.
MUCH DAMAGE AT SAN
JACINT0 AND HEMET

SAN JACINTO. Dec. 25.-At 4:3s this
morning occurred a terrific earthquake
shock. or series of shocks. lasting fully
thirty seconds. The seismic disturbance
consisted of short. convulsive Jerks and
was accompanied by a frightful roar.
which continued some minutes after the
vibrations ceased
AT the Indian village at Saboba many
adobe huts fell. Six old squaws in one
adobe celebrating n Christmas feast were
killed by falling beams. Six others were
badly injured. Indian Agent Wright re-
ports much grief and suffering. coupled
with superstitious terror.
1t is a question whether the vibrations
came from Lower California volcanoes.
The shock opened great assures in the
San Jacinto mountain. The inhabitants
are terror stricken and fear to. retire for
the night. The scene this Christmas
morning will never be erased from their
memory. People hurried out into the
streets 10 find devastation on all sides. A
red glow was noticeable in the sky long
after the dull, muffled roar had subsidized.
Breakfasts were eaten on swaying tables
and the Christmas diners were forced to
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-26

known was at the Saboba Indian
reservation, where six squawS
were killed by falling walls.
The shock was heavy at Santa
Ana, Anaheim, San Bernardino,
Riverside and other places, but
no particular damage is reported,
except from San Jacinto and
Hemet.
In this city no damage was
done, though the shock was par
ticularly violent. The hotels here
are well filled with Eastern tour
lists, and they we're in many in
stances terrified at the unexpect-
ed disturbance and rushed from
their rooms in fright. 1t was at
first reported that the tower OF
the City Hall was badly dam
aged. but an inspection TO-DAY
failed to reveal any injury except
that done during an earthquake
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-26
HEAVY B0ER LOSS
Is DUE TO LYDDITE

Especial Gable % the New York Herald Copv-
rfsnt ls-9. by James Gordon Bennett Re
publication ~ this dispatch is prohibited
All rights reserved In the United States and
Grea- Rritnin.l
LONDON. Dec 25-The Daily Mail has
cisretch dated Chievely Camp. Dccem-
her 10. which says: From reliable native
sources I hear that the encrcy's losses on
Friday were fully 2oo killed. the wounded
bcirg few. rs all the loss was probably
due 20 lycdite. This disprovcs the cur
rently accepted theory concerning the
ratio II killed 20 wounded by the results
q the explosive. Considering the enenlv's
inlpreguable POSITION this result satis-
factory. one Of the encrny's big guns
was destroyed by our artillery"
These advices from its special co-ro-
spondents are published by the Daily
Mail:
PIETERMARITZBUR Dec 19-TheTe
Is an Impression here that General Butler
viii not move again Until the howitzer
batteries have arrived and also field bat
teries 10 replace the two lost The for
cign attaches have arrived Scotch
doctor commardeered by the Beers told
one CT cur ambulance men that the Bocr
loss was three times greater than ours.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-26
BRIDGE DESTROYED
DURING B0MBARDMENT

Especial Cable 20 the New York Herald. Copy
right lS9. h- James Gordon Bennett he
Publication oi this dispatch is prohibited
An rghts reserved in the United states and
Grea. Britain
LONDON. Dec. S6.-The Daily Tele-
graph publishes this dispatch from its
special corTosrc.dent:
Chievely Camp. Dee. ia heavier bonn
hardmert OF Lad-smith was carried on
from Mount Brlwan this morning than
usual For over an hour the Beers fired
their biggest gun at frequent intervals.
our lydditc shells ral,ed the Boer trenches
and works al Colcnso for two hours. and
among other things destroyed the road
way bridge so that the Beers on this side
ci the river. with their wagons and guns.
will find il a difficult task To recross.
There were rainstorms last night and to-
day. The water question. therefore. IS
solving itself I'm "a satisfactory manner.
The health ard spirits Of our troops are
excellent and the wounded are reported
as doing yell
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-26
B0ER VERSION OF
THE DEFEAT OF EULLER

PRETORIA. Dec. i7.-Over 800 British
prisoners captured N the battle Of Storm
berg have arrived here. They have been
taken TO Waterfall 10 join the other prs
oners.
An official account Of the Boer casual
ties al the TUgela River battle says thirty
men were killed or wounded
General SchalkberEe-'s report Of the
battle. dispatched from the head lancer
December l5 says:
"Fr.cav ar dawn the long expected lr-
rived. The Pretoria detachment of artii-
icry gave the alarm. General. Buffers
Ladysmith relief column was I'm battle mr.
ray. advancing on the Bocr positions close
10 tho Tugela and Colenso The center
consisted Of an immense crowd Of in
fantry. Ranked on each side bv two bar
tcrics with strong bodies OF cavalr.- SIM
porting. The Boer artillery prescribed
absolute silence. rot disclosing its posi-
tiCn. TWO batteries came within rife dis
tancc Of our foremost position and then
opened fire with deadly effect. our artil-
lery also commenced and apparently ab-
soiutely confused the enemy. who were
allowed 10 think the brfdge was o;sen tor
them 10 cross. Their right flank. i'm the
meantime. attacked the Beers southern
most position. but the Mauser rife fire
was so tremendous that they were rolled
back liSe a spent wave. leaving ridges
and ridges OF dead and dying humanity
sf-ns. T.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-26
TROOPS AT FRONT
MERELY MARK TIME
British Siege Artillery That IS
Being Rushed Forward to Aid
General Buffers Advance.

now in some degree remedied.
At the Cape, while the outlook
is held to be gloomy, it is not
generally regarded as giving any
ground for alarm. The checks
sustained are seen to be tempo
rary only. A bank manager who
has arrived from Cape Town says
that while dissatisfaction prevails
in the midland districts it is less
serious than he had anticipated.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-26
SHIP ARIOSTO WILL
BE A TOTAL LOSS
Report Of the Master of the British
Vessel That Was Wrecked OF
Cape Hatteras.

NORFOLK. Va, Dee. .. 90 Captain
Barnes OF the British steamer Ariosto.
which ran ashore four miles south OF
the Cape Hatteras life-saving station yes
terday morning. to-day reported 10 the
agents here that his ship would prove a
total loss.
The tug Rescue. which reached the
Ariosto this morning. has been unable 70
do anything toward floating her because
OF the rough sea off the coast. message
received at the Weather Bureau here
states that the Rescue has not yet been
able 10 even approach the AriOstO near
enough TO put a line aboard her. The
steamer lies broadsde on and appears TO
be making considerable water.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-26
ONDON, Dec. 26.-Inac-
action at the front con-

aCtOn al the front con-
tinues, partly because YES
terday was Christmas-a festival
kept as much in honor by the
Beers as by the British. Thus
items from the seat OF operations
this morning are few and scanty
and for the most part unimpor-
tant. Ladysmith seems recently
10 have been subjected to a some
what heavier bombardment from
Bulwan than usual.
In an artillery engagement At
Colenso. which. lasted for two
hours last Tuesday, December
10, British lyddite shells de-
stroyed the roadway bridge over
the Tugela. an incident so lar sig
niicant that ii will obviously in
crease the difficulties of the
Beers. \ certain portion OF their
force. perhaps the majority. Is on
the south side OF the river. having
advanced as General Butler re
tired. SO il will be by no means
easy for them TO transport their
wagons and guns back again to
the north side should they he
hard pressed. But from full ac-
counts 1t appears they are rapidly
converting the positions which
they hold. blocking the direct
lines OF the advance both OF Gen
erals Butler and Methuen. into
veritable Pleynas.
4 telegram from Chievelev
camp SAYS that further informa-
ton has been obtained from re-
liable native sources that 200
Beers were killed outright BY the
British FIRE on December X,
while the number wounded. al
though not given. is stated to
have been comparatively small.
This large proportion OF killed
and wounded indicated that the
loss suffered by the Beers was
mainly caused by lyddite shells.
For the rest. the British troops
at the front are still marking
time. unable to advance and un-
willing 10 retire. Meanwhile the
wave OF enthusiasm and patriot
ISM set in motion by the recent
British reverses continues to gain
strength and volume.
The arrival OF the Tantallon
Castle at the Cape. expected to-
morrow. viii place at the disposal
81 General Butler the most valua-
bic reinforcement which has ar
rived in any one vessel since the
beginning OF operations. She
has on board three companies OF
siege artillery, one taking an
armament OF four OF the now
well-known 4.7-inch guns, and
the others ; and 8 inch howitzers.
All these weapons fire lyddite
shells. The notorious deficiency
OF the British forces, therefore. in
ordnance OF range and power /
equal 10 that OF the Boers will be !
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-26

which are built of brick. Ten or
fifteen buildings were damaged,
chimneys being toppled over and
the walls cracked and shaken.
The total damage at San Jacinto
and Hemet, a small town near by,
is estimated at $4,000. The
large tourist hotel at Hemet was
damaged and the hospital at San
Jacinto suffered. The rear wall OF
the Johnson block at Hemet fell.
The only loss of life so far as
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-26

Continued on Fourth Page.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-26

-: '-2-ee-e-.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-26
EARTHQUAKE USHERS
IN THE CHRISTMAS
Southern California Towns Get {
Severe Shaking, and Near San ia
CintO Six SQuaWs Are Killed.

="
Dame Nature gave South
ern California an unwel-
come Christmas present to-day.
At 4:3o o'clock, just before the
dawn OF the gladsome holiday,
the entire lower portion of the
State was shaken by a tremen-
dous earthquake. The undula-
tions lasted about twelve seconds.
The center of the shock appears
to have been at San Jacinto, a
small town in Riverside County.
The business portion of San ia
cinto consists OF two blocks Of
two-story buildings, some of
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-10-31

ana U. 5. Mlnsrni monument No. 8 bears North SS degrees 3l minutes, West 2iT0 feet. thence South Il de- .rces 10 minutes East eco feet to cor rcr syo. 2, thence North 6 degrees 17 minutes, East 14i3.9 feet to eorner No. 3, thence North q degrees 10 minutes West S3i.1 feet, to corner No. 4. thence South IA degrees 25 minutes West 1di3.3 feet to corner No. 1 the place of beginning. s.'- ag.,s < ]
 Survey No. 1894 Bay State Lolc. Beginning at corner No. 1 being the eouthwest corner of location and Identical with corner No. 3 of the Della Mack lode of this survey, pine post surrounded by a mound of stone scribed 1-1394 R. s. L., whence United States Mineral monument No s bears South 61 degrees 42 minutes West. 2930 feet. thence North de- grees as minutes East 9931 feet tc corner No. 2, thence South 7S degrees 52 minutes Fast lI0.A feet to corner No. 3, thence South Fl degrees 1o min utes East 4s9.56 feet to corner No. 4 | thence South % degrees Is minutes West 1000.S feet to corner No. 5. tlscnce North T degrees 10 minutes West 4ct feet to corner No. the place of pe- ginning
 | Survey No. 1894. William A. Lone
 Beginning at corner No. l. being the South East corner of location ano | identical with corner Nc. or th' Atlas Claim Survey No. 1898, a pine
 post surrounded by a mound of earti
 and stones scribed 1-l3s4 W. A. l..
 whence United States Mineral monu-
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-10-31

6A1; of the Alice H0ae in Book IA, page 55S; of the ChristmaS '96 Lode in Book IA, page 537; of the Sixteen to One Lode in Book IA, page $40; of the Hamilton Lode in Book IA. page 555; of the Agnes Lode in Book IA, page 53s; of the Alas ka Lode in Book IA page 53S; of the Buckley O'Neil Lode in Book 14, page sSs; of the Waterloo Lode, in Book 14, page 559; of the Arizona Lode in Book IA, page 533; and the locations of the above described and following lodes are recorded as follows; ofsthe Last Chance Lode in Book fl, page 712; of the Nellie Lode in Book 14, page 711; of the Marsareta Lode in Book If, page T1G-said book being of the records of mines of the Records of Cochise Cou:,- ty, Arizona.
 The presumed general course or di- rection of the vein, lode or mineral da-' posit of the above described lodes re- spectively is shown upon the plat post ed on the claim as nearly as can be determined from present development thie cictTn hGing for the linear feet cf each lode thereof as heramaboVe St forth, respectively, together with the surface ground shown upon the official rlat thereof.
 Adjoining claims are: Triangle Claim." survey No. 10t9; Bob and JGhn Claim" survey No. 1920, owned by applicant herein; "Deuvan, DanviI and Hanchett Lodes" (unsurveyedD Lowell 6 Arizona Copper and Smelting Co., claimants; "Rathworn Lode" (un- surveyed), Brophy and O'Hare, claim ants; "John P. Jr." and William A." survey No. 1894, applicant herein, claimant; Magenta Lode" (unsurvey- edG Thomas Higgins, : claimant; "Black Warrior" and War Eagle Lodes" (unsurveyed), Lewis and Welch, claimants: Wales" "Rustler," Ger many" and Sister Lodes" (unsur- veyed), Maurice Denn, claimant; Mar tin Lode (unsurveyeD, Gemehle, Waddell & Perring, claimants; "Modoc and Bryan Lodes," survey No. 1892, ap- plicant herein, claimant; "Combina- tion" and Reward" Lodes, Shattuck and Heating. claimants, and vacant | and unoccupied land. '..... "a,
 Any and all persons claiming ad- versely the mining ground, vein. lode, premises, or any portion thereof so de- scribed, surveyed, platted and applied for, are hereby notified that, unless their adverse claims are duly filed as according to law and the regulations thereunder within the time prescribed Fby law, with the Register of the United States Land Office at Tucson, Arizona, they will be barred by the provisions Of said Statute
 MILTON R. MOORE,
 Register.
 Date of first publication. Friday, October EGth, 1899.