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New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
TIFFANY STRIKE BREAKING.

An offer by the striking silver workers of Tiffany
& Co. jewelry manufacturers. whose large factory
is at Newark to return to work on the old basis
of ten hours has been rejected by the firm The
men will be taken back individually. The Rev
C'orneius s Abbott. of Christ Episcopal Church.
BeIlevilIe. and the Rev Mr. smith, of St Peter
Church Newark acted is Intermediates. Nine
men were taken back yesterday, out OF about
tw enty that applied for reinstatement
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
HOSPITAL FOR ITALIAN PATIENTS.
Is in asant-ave-Ready for Occupancy
To Be Opened Soon.

Alhanv Dec 15-Mount Carmel Hospital and
Dspensary of New-York. chiefly for Italians, has
filed its certificate Of Incorporation for approval
with the State Board of Charities The directors
are DIR. Joseph 5. Tanner. Mary Jassamonte fauIo C
uel Frank all of New-York-
DR. Tanner said last night that the hospital would
no ar Nh 312 Pleasan-ave It will be primarily for
the on-English speaking residents of Little Italy
who. he said object to going away from their
friends TO American institutions. The building is
ready for use a hospital Funds contrlputeo
have been used TO supply cots and to fit up the
operating room dispensary.
PHYSICIANS have been selected for the con-
sulting staffs DR.. Tanner said that there would
possibly be Americans on the stan but that an
tbe nhvsicans and attendants would speak Italian.
As soon as the charter is granted the hospital VIII
be formally opened.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
ENGRAVING TO AMERICA.
Workmen Forced by Hard Times To Leave
Austria.

Vienna Dec 15.-The unprecedented severity Oh
the weather throughout Austria has caused acute
suffering among the poor and the unemployed, VINO
are more numerous this year than for many years
mast In the iron trade alone there are l4oVe men
without employment Many factories are closed OF
are running on half time. The authorities rear an
epidemic of typhus and far reaching fanlhe-
The emigration agents thriving. The best
1yortnen of Austria are leaving for the United
states a fact which economists greatly deplore:
If is feared that the present conditions Will sio"
worse before the end of the winter
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
ANOTHER ENTRY FOR "AUTo" RACE.

H s Hardness has posted with the Automoohe
Club Of America 5000 entrance fee and an applca-
ton to be allowed represent the club in the IN
ternatfonal automobile cup race. which will take
nIaca abroad next spring Alexander Winton had
already made his application, that America Is
about sure to have least two representatives. III
the race S F. Edge. of England, is the present
holder of the Gun As no suitable course can De
fonnd i'm Ireland and as the English laws 90 nqI
hermit speeding on the highways 1t Is prtI propdtpIle
t7at the race viii again be held IN FRANCE Po9S0S
over the Paris Bordeaux course
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
TWO SUITS, SIX CENTS EACH.

The Supreme Court and jury, before Justice
,.a,r,or sitting at White Plains yesterday was
engaged in two suits. one of Miss May Landegan
s 20 of Mrs Maud Mansfield her sister, two
ln,en 49, of New-RochelIe, who had each proushI
W. @oi acton for $4,000 damages for alleged defama-
an - cbaracfer and malicious prosecution Inc
lion non in in each case brought in verdict for SIX cents
July "a for the plaintiffs, and, on motion OF
oaaLnaS9eeS, attornev Justice Gaynor refused to
rrant a new trial Of the cases
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
NATIONAL CITY BANK STOCKS SOLD

An interesting feature of yesterdays stock mar
lat was the selling OF number of small lots,
oroountfng in all to III shares, of stock of the
National City Bank. These all were at the price
of go. the same price at which 1883 shares. also
~ ~noaii lois were disposed of last Thursday
M Was considerable talk in the Street as TO the
roneninG, of this but satisfactory reason could
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
A VERONA LAKE HOCKEY TEAM.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.1 ]

Montclair, n. j.. Dec 15.-The Verona Lake Skat-
ing Club will have hockey team this season
Herman J. Koehler, the Orange Athletic Club foot
ball player is coaching the team. and he will cap
tain the seven. Among the candidates for the team
the two Hornfeck brothers star players. A
schedule of games that will include the best teams
in the East is being arranged. and majority of
the contests will take place at Verona Lake. The
first game will be played there on December q
with Princeton University
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
DIES FROM CATS SCRATCH.

Thomas Rogers sfxty-four years old, an eng1-
,,eer employed in a downtown office building died
in Bellevue Hospital yesterday morning from "ia'
- t,,sic,ans believe was hydrophobia. as the re-
e,,l+ of a cats scratch. Dr. Packer refused to dis
c,,es the case last night at Bellevue Hospital but
se;d that an autopsy would be performed to ascer-
cause of death.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
a HOCKEY GAME TONIGHT.

The first hockey game of the season in New-York
City will be played at the st. Nicholas Skating
Rink this evening. at SIS o'clock. between teams
representing Yale University and the Hockey Club
of New-York Yale has been the intercollegiate
champion for five years and good results are ex-
pected this wear from its team.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
NINE. NoRprcA CHANGES HOTELS.

Nine. Nordica, who reported i'll yesterday
was not SO severe a sufferer that she could not
move, bag and baggage from the Buckingham
Down to the Victoria She was much shaken up
by her VOYAGE across the Atlantic There Is no
reason at present suppose that she VIII NOT sing
night i scheduled
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
NEW FJFTH-AVE. BUILDING.

Plans were filed yesterday at the Bureau OF
Buildings Manhattan for eleven story brick
loft with store to be built at No. 125 Fffth-ave-.
with a frontage of 226 feet by a depth of 100 H.
T3argdorf is the owner: A. fucker is the architect.
The cost is placed at 1872 600.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
THE MISSISSIPPI LAUNCHED.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

by TELEGRAPH TO THE TRfBUNE.]
Camden N j. Dec. I5.-The steel freight steam
snip Mississippi built for the Atlantic transport
Company. launched this afternoon at the vard
OF the New-York Shipbuilding Company The
boat was chrisfened by Miss Katherine Wright
daughter of James A Wright second vice-presi-
Gent OF the International Navigation Company
enc loudly cheered by guests and workmen.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
TO ALTER INTO APARTMENT HOUSE.

Plans were filed yesterday for alterations to the
five story brick building the northwest corner
of Lexington-ave. and Fifty-second-st- The build
ing has been occupied a maternity hospital and
when alterations completed will be occupied as
a tenement house, with stores. R. Hoe. of NO. 50i
Grand-St., is the owner. The estimated cost Is
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Fv BRYAN l. Kennedy: 100 W 90tl-st. 30 II W Of Co
IunbIsave 35xOO Sl@; Il h: foreclosure sale
f;+rrnania Life Ins W B McNece ct al; Choate
FIanford & Iarocque Lessler, ref due on jud
S3e aS costs 81 40 to the platntin
% $4,000, -.
BY John L Parish: S12 W SD st s. lo'.t z ~ " OF
+ Woodruff ! T Wall ct al: j W X & McDernnott
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
STEEL TRUST TO RAISE COST OF ORE

An advance in the price of iron ore and reduc-
ton of the price of the finished product will. 1t was
renorted Yesterday be Of the first moves OF the
frnited States Steel Corporation next year. other
iron and steel companies that mine their own ore
m,iT II is believed. follow the lead of the United
states Steel Corporation
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
OLD DAILY TELEGRAPH" co. DEAD.

Albany Dec 15.-Justice HerTick to-day ordered
the extinction of THE Daily Telegraph Company.
of New-York, insolvent. As the final sale of Its
assets for $4,000 insufficient by 10000 to meet
its indebtedness, the receivershp-A. II. MaSten
having been temporary receiver-is terminated.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Chisholm-st west side, 95 feet north Of Free
man-st; three two story frame dwelling houses.
21x59 William T. LavaIIe, and architect;
$4,000.
ST three two story frame dwelling houses. 2x0S;
William T. LavalIe owner and architecti Sl5Wo
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
PLEADS GUILTY TO MAIL ROBBERY.

Graham s Voorhis, formerly superintendent OF
Station S, at Eoward-st- and Broadway yesterday
,,taaded guilty In the Criminal Branch OF the
fTnited States Circuit Court to charge OF having
ooened letters intrusted to his care and apsacted
money therefrom.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
SARANAc REALTY CO. INCORPORATED.

Albany Dec 15.-Amons the corporations filing
certificates of Incorporation with the Secretary OF
State to-day was the Saranac Realty Company, of
Manhattan capital. 100000; directors. Andrew
Shfland, G. B. Hedges. T. 5. Rumney, Jr.; ArleiSh
Pelham F c. Watkins.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

H2s 1 so6s eRa 1s F4sdGIs 91 # ssbask Sf
..I Patrick Canavan: mortgage $4,000 l-.-.e SIC
soth tfs st. n ; 1si9 It. " OF Madison nave 511or
Panyo 70 George Edgar and another. mortgage.
inst 40 11o > 100 II " OF eth-ave a1x1oas:
Louisa Hutchinson 70 Rosa Merrall all title az
No Si1 SO 5. 23sx7os i'si9O 9 3ssx3i4 3
ehs shs55 H@ i ga esrt t. sts IF Gas No
q i6xs Ss 5srf f. Of Ayengs We gS, B. "a s a TX =
of Avenue D. runs E u # to aIieyway e sx
s + f Of Avenue @ e 2 Pas & ss T
50 20 IT Of i9gsst e. xsS 3 A1e' T. paPtS Green
VI 10, ch1ve; fv s. 22,S # Of 1Sth-st 20 1ox
; CGnen; all liens - Norntn'
John B squier 70 Carrie shotwell: mortgage.
Same property: carrie shote to Victor WEIGH
p, mann mann mortsage. SO 900 aa.; .; -; IL
Chalmers Wood referee. TO Michael A Coyie... so,5c
lns ds H1iesiBs0E 1G r. qe to tsn9HTye f6s 5 lqo Iii
title s.oC
125xi6oii Herman G i Cohen 'p to II Daniel Ma
honey; MORTGAGE. s115 900: o G and l.; a-,,o
Hugh J Grant and another 20 Robert Down.
10 27o ath-avs.
fTs9q eTEep ct Ssr4 M morsa sasty $3.50 20 anthony van
155hst II S. No % y 80 # v Of shave 251s1 x
Marks and 11s S. T1ortgsgs 5000 @ . Nor'i-
Kirk to Emanuel stern: mortgage $50 900. - Norntn
T1G 81 cSfer1e SI ~ scor nj nvSs $ OF sG5 e
ecutrix, TO Norris Elinkowstein; mortgage.
$,s0.OtO ----..-...-.--.. 400
67th-st. Nos % 81 =. 300 IT " OF Central
johnson: and s so7,
Sth-ave 20 T76 10 $50 g n Of 47tt-st.
look TAX Six SIX 96 Tx
S9.5; Meyer Grayhead to Oscar Johnson:
71st t'1 Nos $s@ ana aa4 aii It of west
End-ave, 36x1OO.5. George Kitchfng o George
Cannon: mortgage. So. 900. Nornin
111Ih-st, Nos 10 and Il. :. $50 IL W Of 5th-ave.
54x1O0-11 Henry d Greenwald al to John
Brown and another. mortgage. $4,000: o G and II
51th-st s W corner Of Park 2Sx1O05: Harry
c Ciraef ct al executors 10 Henry Anderson 1s5
property. c CTraef same: Q .No-ntn
Amsterdam Of 10Tth-st So Tx100.
Thomas Janney jr. To Commercial Real Estate
Corporation: mortgage. S.}j. 600; D G. and...--- II
Ansterdanl-ave. W 49.11 II 5 of 160th-st. 25x
100 Robert F CfreaCen Wright GilIies and
another; mortgage. 600: o c and II
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
5th-ave No 125. for an eleven story brick lofts.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

5th ave. No 125. for eleven story brick lofts.
with store 30 6x100; II Bersdorf owner
fucker. architect S132t
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
Real GstaIe.
The PubIics Company

THIRTEENTH-lts policy IS
liberal one, and is drawn so as
fully to protect the policy-holder.
1t requires the Company to de-
fend, at its own expense. any
attack on the title. and to pay any
Judgment recovered; to force the
marketability of the title; and TO
protect a grantor under his war
ranty, even after he has sold the
property.
JV1en you b,,y real estate, or borroto on
loan upon 1t, come to this company. Fees
and uniform.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-16

New-OrIeans Dec 15-John Peters was the only
winning favorite to-day weather rainy train
slow Summary
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-12
MINING IN CUBA.

n Ql6W8&~4 oA&k4kA - AAoS o4@8 0o$( saA1< speaks glowingiy of the future of mis- ing in Cuba.
 For some time E has been known that the American capitalists who are interested in mining lave been mak- ing explorations in Santiago province 6 regards the old copper mine there known=as El Cobre. These investors have sent to this mine mining engi- neers andexpeFts in-mining landss and after two year. hard work they have got the titles, the reports and every thing necessary on the property go that nothing prevents the immediate going forward of the work. The en- gineers and experts who have exam ined the mine of Cobre have an nounced that it is one of great value and the result of this declaration on their part is that some big capitalists of the United States are going to push the work with all the vim which char acterizes everything undertaken by the Americans. Sa
 The work of the development of the mine win be done, it fs announced, re gardless of the political status of Cuba The development of the Fl Cobre mine is very important because there are several other mines in the different provinces of Havana which will be i'm mediately seized and exploited. A large mine which has been . veritable gold mine in times is located within a few miles of Havana An that this mine is wanting is for capitalists to become interested in 1t and money will pour into Cuba, not only for those mentioned, but others. If one ming can prove as valuable as E1 Cobre it will not be slow in finding them out is . natural consequence that there are others on the island and capitalists
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-12
THE MINING FIELD
MODERN COPPER COMPANY.
Elect Directors and offieers at Annual
 Meeting.


 The annual meeting of stockholders of the Modern Copper Company was held at the company's ofhce in Bisbee on July 2, when the following board of directors were elected for the ensuing year: N. A. Centers, H. c. Harsha, O. H. Briggs and F. W. Howard, all of Bisbee, and John c. vogel, of Calumet, Michigan.
 After. the business of the stockhold- CTS meeting had been finished the new board of directors held . meeting when the following ofhcers of the com pany were elected: N. A. Centers was reelected president, O. H. Briggs was elected vicepresident and general manager; F. W. Howard was elected secretary and J. T. Hood was elected treasurer. Afterwards Mir. Howard re signed the secretaryship and R. A. Miller was elected to the position.
 The work of hauling a carload of machinery from the depot to the Mod Modern camp was commenced yes terday. This machinery consists of new fifty horse power hoist, a blower, ore cars, cable, etc. Also a carload of lumber is being hauled to the mines. During the installation of this machinery it has been necessary to stop work in the mines, but when the new hoist is ready for operation the number of men required for carry ing on the developing will be larger and twenty to thirty men will be regularly employed. The owners of this property have great faith in its value and ali who have examined these mines have agreed with that opinion.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-12

The company owns . group of stx claims in the White Tanks mountains thirty-dve miles west of Phoenix and six miles north of Buckeye The claims are known as the Bonanza, Bonanza Extension. Liberty, Hercules, Eureka and Columbia. In it's prospectus the company shows that prospect work has been done on all the claims with very fiattering assays, and that good amount of development has been ac- complished on the Columbia
 On this claim there are two shafts, one 65 feet deep and one 35 feet deep together with some other work. This is distinctivly . gold property and assays have been made running From $313 to $567. The Bonanza and Bo- nanza Extension are lead claims show ing 39.6 per cent. with some gold and silver values. Assays give return of over $40. The Eureka Is . gold and silver property, the yellow metal pre- dominating. There is forty feet of nearly s per ton. The Liberty is both gold and silver, with thirty feet of work and an assay of $7.S9. The Her cules is on the same lead as the Co lumbia and shows return of nearly $l0 in gold.
 The White Tanks district has been the scene of 3 great deal of prospect ing in late years and there are . num- Der of promising properties owned by prospectors in that vicinity who have unbounded faith in the results that will be shown with the expenditure of sufficient money in development The White Tanks company has in view the erection of reduction works when the proper time comes and expects to de velop it's property and buy machinery the sale of stock. There is a treasury stock reserve of half mil lion shares.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-12

w.. claipant Great Western Mining Con- pAny. (all unsurvsysO.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Tn Horn or Head Center mine or surface ground are re- quired to Ale their adverse claims with the Register of the United states Land once at Tucson. in the territory of Ari- sona. during the sixty days period of publication hereof. or they will bs barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 MILTON R. MOORE. ReGistsr
 First publication May 13, 1902.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-12
WHITE TANKS DISTRICT.

The White Tanks Gold Mining com pany is . corporation recently organ ized by Phoenix men to engage in min ing and the reduction of ores in the White TAafAD .a1A6ict. The capital stock of the company is one and half million dUTars, tbe pr va3ue Of stock being ons .An11as.- Tho directors Of the eompany are D. A. Spencer, Y. J. Run seII. M. Bunsick, N- H. zneCeed snd A. ,. Cosart, Nr. Spencer being the presidenA<1lr' t1nseen syice spAeei4At and Mr. Bunsich secretary and treas- urer. :- ..-
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-12
NEW MINING COMPANY.

The sHecla and Arizona Gold and Copper Mining company has been or ganized to operate in the Bisbee dis trict The incorporators of the new company are William Finn. of Weath- erford, Texas; J. M. Carroll, c. T. Clark and J. F. Howard, all of Bisbee. The capital stock of tire new corpora tion IS placed at one million dollars and is divided into one million shares of the par value of $1. The stock is non-assessable.
 The following named persons, who are subscribers to the cepital stock of the corporation, will act as a board of directors until the first Monday in Oc- tober, 1902: Ernest J. Drube and Joseph Craze. of Houghton, Michigan; Wm. Finn, of Weatberford. Texas; John C. vogel, Calumet, Michigan, and C. T. Clark, J. M. O'Connel and F. W. Howard, all of Bisbee-
 The officers of the corporation are as follows: Joesph Craze. president; c. T. Clark. vice president; F. W. How ard, secretary and treasurer. and J. M. Carol. general manager.
 This company has purchased eleven mining claims adjoining the group owned by the Modern Copper Com pany, on the north side, on what is known as the Iron Mountain. These claims were formerly owned by Pot ters, Cleveland and Bernard.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-22
Queen of Labor Day.

Plans have been made for the election
of Queen of Labor Day by popular
vote. The plan viii be for the benefit
Of the Owosso Light Infantry Band and
the treasury Of the labor day COMMITTEES.
In brief it is as follows Boxes have
been placed in the stores Of the follow
ing firms: o. l. Sprague, Osburn d
Sons. Lyon g. Pond, j. G. johnson, ID.
NJ Christian, Murray g. Terbush, Con-
nOr's, J. 5. Haggart. Bells Bakery,
Kebler's Lunch room and others
Every person desiring to vote for any
young lady for queen may do SO by de-
posting in any one of these boxes amp
number Of votes desired with the same
number Of cents. all enclosed in an en-
velope. When the contest is ended ths
young Lady who has the largest number
of votes which have been paid for at the
rate Of cent apiece VIII be declared
elected queen.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-22
o~osso City Schools.

The city schools viii begin Tuesday
morning, September ?, at $50 standard
time
1t is important that every pupil be
prompt III attendance the first morning
The second day OF second week is not as
good as the first morning for classes are
organized and deslZs-are assigned the
first day. A later coming may mean
much inconvenience TO the pupil
Every pupil should commence school
in the building belonging to that divi-
sion of the city where he resides II
transfers are permitted they viii be
made after school begins The dividing
street between the Central and Emerson
schools is Washington Between the
Emerson and Washington schools Is
Comsteck Between the Washington
and Bryant schools is Michigan Ave
Between the Bryant and Central schools
Is Clinton
Pupils not already classified should
report TO the principal of the building
where they expect TO attend Those
unclassifed and attending the Central
can report TO the superintendent al his
Office. The Office is ON the first floor,
east end of main building
Pupils from country schools viii be
admitted TO high school by presenting
diploma signed by the county superin~
tendent of schools
All grade pupils should take with
them the first morning, their cards OF
promotion given last June If for any
reason there are pupils who can not at
tend the first day, we viii consider it
favor if parents viii send name, age,
and grade of such pupils, ON slip Of
paper, ON day school opens. TO principal
of building where pupil viii attend,
also state when pupil viii enter.
Resply.
J. w. SIMMONS.
Aug. p, 1902 Supt- Schools.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-22
Promising Young Artist.

Frederick Frieseke, formerly of
OwossO. has been visiting Judge @ A
Smith and family during the past week.
Mr. Frieseke is rising young artist and
has just returned from Paris. where he
has been studying number of years
He has had the honor of exhibiting his
paintings in the salon and is now on his
way to Chicago. where he viii have
some of his work at the exhibition Of
the Art Students League. AT his Last
exhibition in Paris FIVE pictures were
hung in the salon and this number viii
entitle him to still larger exhibits He
spends one day week ON illustrations
for the great French magazines. Ian
sing Republican.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-22
Compliment to Mr.. Telfer.

John Teller, the American Express
Companys efficient agent al the Office
in this city, has been detached temper
arily from the Owosso Office for work in
the western part Of the state during the
fruit season as travelling auditor The
selection is compliment to the regard
in which the company holds Mr.. Teller
but it is justified by his work for the
company since coming to Owosso- W.
F. ,Welper, Of Detroit, viii look after
the OwossO business during Mr. Teller
absence.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-22

Leave Chicago daily from August sth
10 14th. and August 23d 10 September
rates now in effect. An interesting
pamphlet. Facts about Colorado sent
TO any address for 2-cent stamp. VIII
Guerin- IL mpus-Martius. Detroit.
Mich "A
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-22
Shattered All Records.

Twice In hospital. F. A Gulledge, Yer
bena- Ala. paid vast sum to doctors
to cure a severe case of piles, causing "a
tumors- When all failed. Bucklen's s
Arnica Salve soon cured him Subdues
Inflammation. coDquers Aches. kills
Pains Best salve In
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-22
Reduced Rate. to the Yves,

Commencing September 1st. and
daily thereafter. until October 31st,
1902. the Wisconsin Central Ry. viii
sell Settlers tickets from Chicago to
points in Montana. Idaho, Oregon.
Washington and British Columbia. at
greatly reduced rates. For detailed in
formation inquire Of nearest Ticket
Agent. OF address H w. Steinhoff. ID.
p. A. Saginaw, wv. So Mich. OF Jas
C. Pond. General Passenger Agent
Milwaukee, Wis 1925.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-22

Only one night from Chicago via the
North Western line TO Asblassd- Gogebic,
Marquette and other Wisconsin and
North Michigan points Balsam i- and
pine woods and cool. dry air Hotels.
excellent hunting and fishing and no
hay fever. Low rates now in effect
For full particulars address w. H
Guer n. IL Campus Martins. Detroit.
Mich 20