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IA1lA SERVICE
FoF oia Point Comfort Norfolk. Portsmouth,
FONT and Newport News Va connecting Petersburg
Riehmond Xirsnia Beach. Washington b. c. ana entire
Freight and Passenger steamers san from Pier oe
n r. foot Of Reach St. every week az 3 p NJ
II. 3 WALkER. Trafic Manager
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FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.

HAM8WR r. C lana ER1GAM lIMEo
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE.
fL1 MOI TH-CHERBO -RG-HAMBC Rti.
r. bslarck May ~. 10 AM A Victoria. June L. 10 NJ
CoIuihola. -June >. 10 AN f Bismarck June y 10 Ah
And every Thursday hereafter.
These steamers carry cargo.
LNIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
~, PLlMOtTH-CHERBOTR RG-HA tRG. -,
IelnsH " a MAY p, $40 AN Moke June 10 An
IITeIorla June 4, 43O PM Patricia June Il 3 IN
NlC l>use June To- II AN BuecheT. June ~ I3o AM
And Tuesday hereafter
MEDITFRRANEA\ SERVICE
NEW-NORK- GENOA 90 = ,,,,
Falala.. June z. . PM PhPnicia. June "a : IN
90 HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE. -
Offices, IS and - Broadway. Piers, Hoboker. N J.
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4 TTENTION Us CALLED To THE ADYER

TISEMENT in THE CITY RECORD Of May % 20
June 1902. OF the confirmation by the Supreme
and the entering In the Bureau for the Collection OF
sessulents and Arrears OF Assessments for OPENING
AND ACQUIRING TITLE TO the following named street.
in the BOROUGH OF THE BRONX
23D WARD. SECTION 8. EAST 18TH STREET OPEN
ING. from Anderson Avenue 10 Marcher Avenue Con-
frmed MAY g. 1902. entered Nav q, 1902
EDWARD NJ. CIRCUIT, Comptroller.
CITY Of New Mav
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CEM YoRK SLrREAIE corRT. Conntx of

New r M brsg"R ., c9 and 5 F5"qss as,dd6 ns g,
KrieE Max We'll and Gere We'll. his wife, Defendants
In pursuance OF jGHsinrnt o. forc,ospfe s2a sac @
the 1Ith day Nav, 1902, l. the undersigned the
ton al the Ncw York Real Estate Sacsrp1ts Broad
in Borough ~ Manhattan. cry of New YORK on
tRa dan bv Peter = Mever knconesr me premi,es
said Judgment be sold therein described
pieces land situate lying and being IN N"
Twenty third Ward of the 'iiy q Nov oTN and Th.h
namely. Beginning formed by the inf'rs"c-
the westerly of Wales with the south
y along said southery side - s. Mar street on" hun
Railroad thence southeastey and along said lands ~ said
to the wes,cry eide Of waes Avenue ana thence
ery along sad westerly side wales Avenue eighty and
Reng nart - he pT41,sSs onvvea :" The said Anna
by deed dated jannary an,h ieas second Parcel: All
lying and heinE Twentyihird Ward Of The CRY ~
srrbed as fonowr narSiv sstnnnE az the corner formed
by the ntcrsecon OF the eide Of Robbins Avenne
thence easerly along routheriv of ST Joseph
street one hundred d0 feet to point opposite the cen
IRE I'M" oi IN" bock between concord ana RobtinF AN"
nts thsnce sogthsry along ss centre Inc q ~" hosS
Harlem Railroad thence along tho land =
~ feet TO the cas;er, side of Robbins Avenue ana
thence northery along said eastsry side II Robbins Ave
II beginning Re tho said several distances ana an,SnS
slo1s morH ~ less enR Part 81 The premises 'onv"yrt
fnryinE executor and trustee of the VIII q Francis r.
BrlFman deceased. hv deed dated January 10th. lSos
IoT'Is F DOYLE. Referee.
The following is a diagram Of the property be sold
as above described
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

BI-TI.ER or VALET.-By japanese; thor
oughly experienced. also can aCt as stew
ard on Yacht. highly recommended. II. Y,
10 Nassau St. BROOKLYN.
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gonntrp i1ropertn for Sale OIL 90 rrt

NOR RENT, $3.50 90. $500 %: Sale Two large
II furnished cottages AT Great Hammock Clinton Conn
Beautiful location of bluff water All con
Veniences. For particulars. address
THOMAS ". MATHFR Haven Conn
II HAiE. CONN--E'or sale rent fully furnished
l. cottages lire views land and sea: modern improve
Inents Address Mrs. +. Z. SALISBURY, New Haven,
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5rrroaaics \ oilcgs.

HOUGHToN, HENRY C-IN PURSUANCE
Of the COUNTY @ Of New York Notice is here6T given TO eli
The COUNTY Of New Yor dcceaeei 10 present the sane
Win r9Hehe55 ee' 10 ~ Ihf Sa6SCoe at at rs pisf Of 81
Manhattan city Of Newor before the lst day Of
Dated oN $ 3? 81 tomFaN2 Con 9s e 6F He HE% 2Ss YORK
PECKIIAM MILLER KiNG. Executor.
Borough Of Manhattan city Of New York.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
9d ASqe 5 & sasae s % % IF 5sgo5 es 69"Ry Rsy6f
claims against simon Wolf late Of the County Of New
the subscriber her place Of business
Of N S % DAY TS{ St ST Of 1909 see"'eF next
WILLIAM Il. KLINKER, Attorney for ESecu,Tix oa
Nassau Street. New York
Tn PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank
T Fitzgerald Surrogate Of the County Of
OH n9ee Is T Rf5e6E ssgn 10 AL AL persons hsyns claims
deceased ne same to the
sqbsereeTs At theT place Of 'anseetns business he
Cy q New York Borough Manhattan on or befors ePs
SEp JOSE HeT Y2Hk 3s Sa mfcSf 9sz f 3g9
fss E york y H \ Nassau
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Hon. Abner C.
Thomas. Surrogate County OF New York notic.
hereby ssn S the 10 M S & having & claims against Anna
sen; the same With vouchers heeot % the saSerib.p ps S
his Peee q transactins business at the once
Msnhatan the Guy CT New YORK. befors tho
Dated New York the '5e apM1Sp Ssy e ss4s
Pine Street. Borough Of Manhattan. City Of York
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Hon. Abner
c Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County OF New York
Clarence Mai6y, late OF summit County OF Union NeW
thereof u6scrGer place y transae'ins
lin street IN The City ef New before tho ist
dated Ncv York. the 25th day Of January 1902
EMMA y. MALOY. Adminstratrix.
FRANCTs p. CARAVAN: Attorney for Administrators
IN PURSUANCE of an order VI Honorable
Abner {. Thomas. a Surrogate n County Of
claims against Mary McGuinnes OF the County
Of New York. deceased. present the same. with
acting business the once Ronald X Brown Mum
ber 32o Broadway in The city OF New York County
New York. and Borough OF Manhattan. before
Dated NARY FRANcPs McnrESkss h l ,.c,r,
RONALD X. BROWN Attorney for Erecutrix Mum
Der 800 Broadway Borough Of Manhattan, New York
MILN, SUSAN.-In pursuance of an order
" Of Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County
Claims against Min Of the County Of New
deceased present the vouchers thereof
S e ns & q Hsard ac No 81 wan sfs so46ss
Q. Manhattan in the City Of New York before
pa;eG %cS, York. the 10Th day of January 1902.
WILLIAM N. LESLIE
NATHAN A. MossMHS.
HOWARD BECK Attorney e. Executors, e7 Wall street,
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Hon. Frank
T. Fitzgerald Surrogate q the County OF New York
Notice hereby given to all persons having claims
deceased present the with vouchers thereof "a
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gouutrn Droperfn Go Ect.

A FEW PIECES Of desirable residence property near
"a New York (aken under offered for
sale low prices and terms. Brokers and
buyers invited for descriptions MORTGAGEE
Owner P O. Box 1874, New
lbARTN leaving for the wishes country
home broom house; all improvements large orchard:
shady lawn stables. etc $500 z. o. Box 35. Freeport
Island.
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The approximate amount of the lien TO
isy which the above described parcel No.
is klt8I al with day Of
Nav. 1902 The approximate Of the
nents other liens which be allowed the pur
premises Or paid by the Referee sl791l
Inc hpproxTnate amount OF the lien
Whleh the above described parcel No is he
S24I3 60 with interest thereon the
lStZ The Approximate the
or other liens which he allowed the purchaser
out OF the purchase
paid by the Referee The costs
and allowance amounting 10 1924 03 from
May Ism 1902 together With the expenses sale,
ao 70 be paid out of the proceeds Of above
Dated New York. Nav 18th. 1902
LOUIS F. DOYLE Referee
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FURNISHED 6onscs tuauteo.

4 T PARK HILL YoNHERS. y. Y.-Wanted furnished
~ house. from June July until October / Reply
win terms and particulars. 20 r. II. p o. Box 40
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FOR RHEUMATISM

SURE CURE.-MRS, DCMONT. l25 East
2Ith-st. Scalp and Facial Massage by
graduate attendants
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n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner =. Thomas. Surrogate County Of
New York notice D hereby given all persons having
claims against Simon Wolf. Of the County Of New
York deceased. with vouchers
q 70 the subscriber at her place Of uansacng business
No. T53 Ninth Avenue Borough Manhattan
Of New York, before day December
Dated Ne" York, the Sth day Of MAY. 1902
PAULINE WOLF. Executrix
WILLIAM II. KIINKER Attorney for Executrix na
Nassan Nov
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.

DRESSMAI<ISG.
A-A.-COUTURIERE FRANCHISE (for-
merly with Stern Bros Fine French
TessmakinE: newest models for summer
gowns: Rouff's new bell skirt. Worth's new
CcrsaEe and bounant sleeves; English tail
cred gowns and new walking skirts esti-
mates given, ladies' own materials made;
short notice. reasonable prices Nine
BENITEAU ANDERSON. 2l5 West 1920 St
DRESSMAKF. reliable. good. takes work
home. latest skirts. waists, also altera-
tpus, rcmode.ling. repairing, misses and
children's dresses. Mrs. HOOD. lSG West
iOist 81.
pRESSMAKER, for ladies end children's
dresses. good ftter. remodclling, refer
100 Enst 10Fth -.
DREssMAKER will make summcr gowns
a. reasonable prices home or ont. Nine
HANERTf. l.24' I-eytnEtnn-nr"
DRESSMAKER Artistic. thorough. high
est references. desires engagements. day
or week. Citv or country. THOROUGH
Tribun" Uptown Office. 1864 Rroodwny
DRESsCTTTING ard millinery systemati-
cally 'aught: paws better than other trades,
night school, MONDAY Wednesday. Friday
So 20 starts you. MDOWELES. Sl0-3iS
Gth-nve.
NINE WILSON. 100 West 9oth- st. late ot
5th-ave hour~. competent designer OF
ladies gowns. fancy waists dainty summer
materials made reasonable.
DoNLE'S TRUNKS. BAGS.
CASES and leather goods are the best.
20 61h ave. te1tIre bulldirgl. Nesey-st-.
Astor House. 50 5th-ave.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ST. EARTHGl0MEW'g
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
2ii East s2d -. First class domDstics ars
supplied also managing housekeepeYs. ma
N-n-. goyernesses tutors etc
FURNISHED ROOMS.
18TH ST. o1S WEST.-Choic~ front and
alcove. three windows. ample closet. con
venlNnt bath. desirable f1r those apprc-
cia'ing nsnfuess. cleanliness. careful at
tendance refined family INSEl.p.
3al WEST 18th sT-Lorge clean. front
room. second hoor. all convenieucos.
"uiet. hom~lik". American family. reason
Rtle. good ucirhhorho't
FURNISHED parlor and bedroom. gas
bath. hot water. private entrance. frst
noor. southern exposure. EERIINEE. 2u5
West s4th 81
GOTH ST - EAST Large rooms. ncw.v
furnished. bath ON each Nopr. gentlemen
only house IN cbsrE" ~ Caretakrr
l05TH ST, ~ WEST. Private house. do
sirahlc large and small rooms. hall room.
near u station. every convenience
I2TH ST 50 WEST Newly renovated
LARGE rooms. private bath. breakfast op-
tional. summer prices references eX-
changed
3 WEST I0TH ST PnrIor floor FOR phv-
sicians; three large. handsomely furnished
light rooms. hath.
nth ST. 24l EAST-Nery desirable fur
Dshed rooms opposite Stuyycsuut Park.
family private. references
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received az their Uptown OF
flee No. 1884 Broadway. between 36th and
3Ith SITS. until o'clock ,. M. \ iveTttse-
n,ents received AT tho following branch Of
fees at regular ofIiCe rates until o'clock
o. m, viz. pa Sth. ave s. .. cor 2:d 81.
1873 9Th ave. cor. 18th st: 92 Fast l4th st.
251 West A2d St. between IN and Sth ayNS
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Cir i1roprrfn for Sale.
INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
PAYING 50.
RULAND & WHITING CO.
, BEEkMAN ST.
FURNISHED sousss to fet-gonntrp

{ MANRANSET /. J.. y. Y.-Furnished cottage:
~ acetyene hot and cold running water Address
GEORGE : COLMAN. Hotel Marie Antoinette Broad
way, 6eth
IgERkSHIRE HILLS. WTLLIAMSTOWN.-To let for
1B longer large three story house fully fur
Iishe1; nine sleeping bathrooms:
places perfect sanitary conditions:
gersTon grounds and commanding exquisite views stable
: G. TENNEcY. Williamstown.
UNFINISHED COTTAGE for Delaware Water
a Gap Pa: modern eonyeniences; ample shade. Ad-
dress II. A cROASDoLE. Delaware Water Gap. Pa
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BUGS. REACHES DIFFERENTIATED.

NOTICE.-Wiu exterminate reaches, bugs
from houses furniture, etc: will guaran-
tee my work. d. D.. e3S East l3th-st
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MACHINERY.

At REDUCED PRICES. second hand
wood and iron working machines: FULLY
guaranteed: machinery bought and e1
changed. GEO. B EDDY sos Madison st
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nONLE'S THINKS HAGs.

CASES and leather goods are the hes
30 G1h-Rye Ceatlre buildirgl. I Eesey-st
. AFtur HoIse 50 sth-ave
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon Frank
T. Fitzgerald Surrogate q the County OF New York
Notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
against s1as G Croft late Of the County OF New York
deceased the same with vouchers thereof 10
i2sth Street in The city OF New York on or he
fore the sth dav Of November ~ u 10
Dated New York the 30th day OF April 1902
sTRAsBouRGER VEIL EsCHwEdE & scH Haf.fF,
Attys. for Adm. ls2 Nassau ST. N Y. city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-08
Attention I

Members OF the Christian church
will please remember that next sun
day. March Q, Is Foreign Missionary
day. Don't stay away, but come and
bring your friends and an offering to
help send the gospel into all the
world. Remember our motto is,
Twelve new missionaries and $500
)OO. Don't forget your offering; II
YOU can't hiring IL, send IL.
81 Jewell Howard, Pastor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-08
0a0a0a0a O 50a00o9o

Mrs. John McCorquodale is visit
Ing In Navasota.
"Flyiug Machine" from &c TO 500.
Tyler Haswell's Book Store. -
Johu Mickey OF Anderson was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. VIII Kinney arrived from
Fort Worth yesterday.
Try our furniture polish, - cents a
bottle. James a Castles, Furniture
Dealers and Undertakes. 80
Mrs. W. r. Hoyle Of Navasota was
visitor 10 Bryan yesterday.
Miss Dollie Carr returded from
Hearne yesterday.
Il. T.. Gentry, j. VI. Royder and r.
+. Wade were here fIoni Wellborn
yesterday.
Miss Bertha Evetts returned to
Benchley yesterday, accompanied
by little Miss Lucy Harrison.
Franklin Bros. pay close attention
10 the wants OF every customer they
have, whether the purchases are
large or small. ~
ID. Call stopped of In Bryan yester-
day for visit 20 relatives. He was
en- route home TO Beaumont after "A
visit 10 North Texas.
At the march term OF the district
court. the Jury In the case Of Frank
lin Bros. rendered "A verdict that they
sell the best meats in Bryan. -
Mrs. 5. c. Hoyle Of Houston is the
guest of her parents, Judge and Mrs.
A. G.. Board.
A. W. Wilkerson has arrived from
Austin and assumed his duties as
assistant cashier Of the Merchants
a Planters National bank.
wanted-To rent four or five
room house with garden, outhouses,
etc, by March 10. Apply at Eagle
office.
Practice makes perfect. Franklin
Bros. have been practicing the art of
pleasing their customers for years
and know how 10 supply the trade
with the best. ~
The auction book sale will run till
they are all sold. Come before the
best goods are gone; they are going
fast. 81
j. II. Trimblc, travelling freight
agent Of the Iron Mountain Route,
aud A. II. Simpson, contracting
agent Of the Baltimore a Ohio South
western, both Of Dallas. were in the
city yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-08
LOCAL NEWS.

Don't forget the book auction. 81
J. ID. Jones was here from Bethel
yesterday.
c. NJ. Camp was here from Lewis
yesterday.
j. Il. Routt Of Allenfarm was here
yesterday.
Joe Doremus went to Fort Worth
yesterday.
Ladies' are invited 10 attend the
book auction 2:30 aud 1880 p. IN. 81
Rev. f.. l.. Shettles returned from
Houston yesterday.
X. NJ. Gordon has about recovered
frSm his recent illness.
For Sale or Rent--An Emerson
piano. See Tyler Haswell. 81
l.. l.. ChiGski Of Navasota was in
the city Thursday evening.
Mrs. J. n. Goodwin of wellborn
was visitor to the city yesterday.
Buy Flying Machine" at Has
wells Book Store. 81
The grand jury has returned two
more Indictments, making total Of
nine, and Is still In session.
Fresh strawberries, tomatoes, cell
cry, radlshes, lettuce, turnips, etc,
received daily at Howell Bros. 50
Ladies', call at Coulter's this after
noon aud pick eut pretty skirt pat
tern before they are gone. 81
Prof. +. w. Mally, state entomolo-
gist, passed through the city yester-
day en- route 10 North Texas To finish
up his work In the fight against the
wheat pests.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-08
ROBERT ASTlN ASSAULTED.
Seriously Wounded by a Negro Who
Used a Hoe or an Az.

Mr. Robert Astin was assaulted
by a negro on the Astin farm in
the bottom yesterday and seriously
wounded, the weapon used by the
negro being either a hoe or an ak,
it is not definitely known which at
this writing. DR.. Oliver was max
ing an examination OF the injuries
and had not given an opinion as to
their extent, at the time the Eagles
informant left the wounded man
and came TO town.
Mr.. Astin was on his horse when
the alteration with the negro
began, but was on the ground at
the time he received the wounds.
The negro fled and had not been
captured at last reports. 1t is
thought that he has escaped into
Burleson county.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-08
Ms. slmmeas.

Mrs. Simmons, an aged lady
who has been in and around the
city two or three months, died yes,
terday morning abeut . O'Clock ol
pneumonia at the residence Of Mrs
Minnie Barrow, where she had been
stopping the past week. She has
no relatives 20 far as is known.
The funeral will take place this
morning at 8 O'Clock. Services
will be conducted at the cemetery
by Rev. Jewell Howard.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-08
Corn for Sale.

have for sale 00OO bushels Of good
Brazos bottom corn In the ear at my
farm situated II miles southwest of
Bryan aud miles northeast Of Well
born. Come quick before Il Is all
gone. Call on or address William
Hoppe, Bryan, Texas. 81 p
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-08

j. II. Bond recently purchased the
+. 5. Wilcox blacksmith shop, which
Is one Of the best equipped shops in
this section Of the state. All kinds
Of blacksmithing, woodwork and
vehicle painting. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Your patronage win be APP
preciated. 30
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-08
A Big Cutting Serspe.

a man in our town cut A buggies
with the sherman Axle Cutter, -
and made them run as smooth aud
strong as when new. He does the
whole job for $50 See him before
he leaves and have that old buggy
fixed. 81
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-08
Ladies' Bazaar.
81

Pretty tea jackets, spring shirt
waists, bonnets, aprons, baby caps,
and many other articles, for sale by
the ladies Of the Baptist church on
Wednesday and Thursday, March IL
and i3, at Webb Bros. store. ST
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-03-08

Miss Stewards company opened
It's engagement at the opera house
last night with creditable produce
tion OF "Romeo aud Juliet" For
matinee at 2:3O this afternoon they
will present "The Sculptor's Dream. -
Tonight, Merchant OF Venice"
a change Of schedule eifecting two
Of the II. d II. &. day passenger
trains will go into effect Sunday.
No. northbound, now due here at
i:i7 p. m, and No. 2 southbound, now
due here az 1851 p. m., will meet In
Bryan at l:i5 p. m.
Mr.. J. II Suber Of the College COM
munity was in the city Friday aud
sold 10 Geo. w. Smith 4 Co. " bales
Of cotton which he had bee, holding
for two years. The price paid was
Sc cents per pound.
Mrs. NJ. A. South, mother Of Prof.
Horace South OF the A. and NJ coll
lege, suffered an apoplectic stroke
Thursday and has been dangerously
i'll since.
BY some accident one engine ran
into another in the /. * q. y. yards
Thursday night and the pilot was
knocked of one Of them. The dam
age was Of little consequence.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will give bazaar on "Wednesday and
Thursday, March ~ and -, at Webb
Bros. store. 81
The order Of "The Daughters of
the King will meet at the Episco-
pal church this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Services on Sunday at II and : 80
nj the Episcopal church. 81
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20

Harry Clark, Of Tombstone, is in receipt of . letter from Al Eaton who writes from Cape Nome. He -sys Tom Frs.s .a. a passenger on sts sse.msr Portland. which is be- lieved to have met wi.h disaster in the Arctic ocean. Ton Frsry va sell known in Tombstone, having worked in the mioes here during the early eis htie- he was brothe.-in- lax Co Ward Priest.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20

The elements played havoc with romb-toae's water supply last nigh, Unprecedented high wst-rs in the San Pedro swept the Huachucs Ws-. ter conpsny's pipe line away. and the telephone line p the m 1,ntsio reservoir, v.s al O pro-trssed. Those who bad not anticipated the mishs ? aud lsid in s supply of water in re serve were out of luck. Ths damage will be repaired this afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20

The Board of Equalization of Ysvs- psi county hss raised the United Verde Copper Co.,, Of Jerome fro n $626, 900 to $I ,200,OO0 IL is report cd the. the company will cary tbe case into court on the ground thst il Is higher than other mines in the territory are assessed. The Ysvapal board should refer to CUchise county assessment on aiues.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20

The rombstHue Telephone com- pany is installing phones today throughout the city, and by next Sat t- urdsy the line will have heen com. ple.ed so Bisbes and commuuiostion D will opened on Monday following The schedule of rates may be found in another column,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20

In . number Of places in the terri tory the work of prospecting for oil i, gong On. The indications of oil beneath th, eur'ses are encouraging g Should oil in commercial quantities be .ound the territory .ill take on sr era of prospe ri;y that will add to sh' substantial growth io the developmsn' | of AYizons.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20

Sups M P Bosg of the Exposed Rect Co. was . Tombstooe visitor today. Mir Bosg is an authority on mining matters and recently made . most fstseriug report on the BunbeI Hill Go properties in this di-trict.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20

The International says: While digging 6 we'll for the Douglrs R4' duction Works, about s mile and . half west of town, the workmen at . depth Of siI feet found . lot of clam sheiis, some of ihsm in 6 good state of preservation, but very brittle. This would indiosts that this valley was ., one time an sYm of the sea.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20

The mutilated bodi-s d two Mexi- can trsmps were fouDd along the rail. road track near Giia Bend. They were a mile apart, and had evidently fallen from c train while stealing 6 ride.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20

The announcement comes from Ksnsas City that the construction o' ''.he largest cotton mili in the world' ha. been begun in that city. The mill vii have 5OO,OOO spindlss, and F 900 looms and will employ 4,OOO operatives,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20

William Connors, who was con. victsd Of murder in the seooud de.' gree in the killiog of Geo Bryan in Ysvapsi county, wss sentenced to eighteen yesrs in the penitentisry.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20

General Funston made . great hit with Prescott there is no doubt about tbar. And the general frankly esys that be had . better time while he wss in Prescott than during the three mcnths he wac in Denver. We will treat him we'll when he visite Tombetone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20

The richest gold strike ever made iu New Mexico was reported ss Golden . few days ago. Ore running ss high as SIS, 900 to the ton in wire gold wss struok st 6 depth of ten feet.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20

At . meeting of ths territorial board of medical examiners diplomas were gran ted to R R Root oi Tempe, H J Warner of Thatcher, R F Palmer of Mori-town and W H Horn O. Clifton.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20

Chss Douglas was over today from F Huschucs. Mir Douglas has the beef contract at the post and al.o wss recently awarded contract for erecting some large goyernm buildings at the fort.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20

The Gazette states that Rough Rider 1hos Grindell is seeking the nonip stion 10. sheriff on the repub" lican ticket of Pima county.