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New-York tribune., 1902-05-29

Inc EN'hahs" price remains A. -zc Quart o-t - ihe
PouLTRY-ALIyE---Rece to-day lnclused car, %
freight, and about bv Prime well grown
liberal supply Of small southern wssh are ,rGey eaors-
moe m raE,opSly ana VIE mere rs no oa"a .n Price
Ducks ana geese unchangcd. Live pigeons styaay We
~ - a. a. u g. 4r ger par S..Sl ID %
4oc fowls per n i5c roosters old ioc turkeys Ioc:
western 6oa7oc: geese Western sIpSl ~ 40 southern
pREssEp|sqrpe. d eed ,o@s are rath.i moderate 10
Of the week and a little better demand The feeling is
see that % l 's SR 9aeis on Brine I a nni Is E 4g 20
supply ard firm. Fresh killed cl4 turkeys are more
and weak, Tano squads easier. In frozen poultry we
SS'E S nEoe 'Aas ssed d'd 9y T sr Tg aeaGf hmed a.
IGsdTnTksys' hens best !al5e Western toms
PhIladelPhia tancy laIge &6gioG DO m!&sd s1ee 3oa
G53&c; do scaded 2ia3o5 f5wis western i2lI@iSc 30
southwesern i2gl3c; western poor to fair 0all4c
Old cocks s'4p@e. sprng duckI.nrs. Long Island ana
mIlTkfSs ~ y9HnE hens No J. i@.l2oc youns toms I992oc
RcSns ls i' s @ d faGr o GE Ga a2aisee %E
90 scadea IGaI7e fowls, ~ i2a2'sc: No = saos
dUf AToifs S lag ASS sgs N + US po,a,oe,
held firmly for best marks but ordinary work out slowly
STATE ana Western potatoes quiet but stead southern
prices uninpr3!ed Onions meeting a fair outlet As-
ana weak cabbages plenty ana low, Cucuinbers slightly
e5eeeiing the advanGe Quoted s5Tins beams in g65
% the ssma @ aas6 da and We Weak % Tara dSe4 S aI T9
mates aos IN msn serpy a8a $9o seaiy M % Wa qno,e 20
nah, fair prime 81 5OaS3 50 do Chariestoa
prime s: jOuS3; Southern.
75cq$1 70: do Scotch per I6s n bag. 81 75dSI s5;
sack 81 6ogYl So do Belgium 81 4o4Sl go DO state
Western, fair tc prime, per $50 n, 81 E5a$2 do
seek 81 10 Apag@ggs Colossal per dozen bunehes $50
culs 5Oa75c. Beets Charleston. per 100 bunches.
S24$5. CabbaSes. Norfolk, bhl crate 75c4$l %
North Carolina bbl 15cu$l Is; Charles
per bbl GOc@$l II: do Florida. per bb
5ocq$l. Cucumbers, Charleston, basket JU4S2
do Florida, sla$l 80. do crate. 75caSl - Egg
Florida box $2q$2 10 kae, Long Island
Jersey per bb 23c Lettuce, per btl 5oeg$l go Lima
per crate. 81 30qSl 30; do New Orleans, bh. $2g
81 20; do per bag 81 OKra Florida, carrier 81 ao
81 so Peas Eastern Shore, basket 81 25u$l -:
Baltimore. per bbl basket 81 25G$ 80 Norfolk
half Dbl, $IuSi %. Rhubarb Long Island and
100 lunches. 81 50g$2 Radishes. 40ad0c
beans North Carolina. basket, Iacg$l Charles
ton. 5ocq$l; do Savannah S9cqTi Squash, Florida
81 5oa$2 so Spinach. Long Island and Jersey, per bb
S9q5Oc TurnlpS, Jersey white per zoo bunches = 309
Florida prime carrier. S3a$3 80. do poor good
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29

HARLEM DIVISION
eos A. VI; and S25 P. NJ, Daily, except Sunday to
Pittshsid snd North Adams. sundays $40 ~ NJ.
Pullman all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Piatsch light
Ticket Offices II3. 2Bl AIS and 4216 Broadway =
Union So W. 2T5 CoIurn nhUs-ave., 1T w 125th-st-.
Grand Central i25th-st ISsth-st-
Station, New York. SIS and T2S Fulten-st. and 100
Broadway. z u BROOKLYN
Telephone 800 SSth street for New York Central
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence BY
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
Yester

Coffee cables: Rto-Coffee market steady No : Rio
tSco; exchange - 1920; receipts cleared
toT tas United states 10 coo bags cleared for Europe
1000 bags: stock. $4,000 Santos-Cofee
steady good average Santos 4s2o0 receipts 5000 bags
stock. s.1,0Oa bags. Hamburg-Cosfes
unchanged; al 22o unchanged sales, 1000
bags Havre-Cofee market opened steady,
az y n advanced = , p m steady.
lower; $50 declined = frame total sales is 600
hEes
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29

WANTED. FOR U. s ARMY:-Able bodied. unmarried
w men between the ages OF 81 and IS: citizens OF
United good character and temperate LabIts
who and write English For information.
apply to RECRUITING OFFICER Is Third Avenue. 81
Cortaadt Eighth Avenue. IO3 Sixth Avenue
Broadway Brooklyn. e D. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
NAVAL STORES

The quoted rates for spirits urpentine We're 4sa+si2c
and machines but possibly prices
would be shaded to quick buyer savannah quoted
a 45l2C Business here slow rII stead-
an unchanged Tar firm, with late prices quoted.
We quote
4SIsc.
TAR-Pine bbls. 81 %, oil bbs S4
ROSIN-CoDmun 10 good strained 81 3Iia: 4
81 65 F. 81 20 q, 81 -: ~ 81 *; $: i50S2 20: X
81 75aS2 so NJ 81 156$3 20; n. So so. G. So 81 and
W ", 81.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo MAY 2s-Ffour steady Wheat spring dull;
No Northern carloads. Is1se; winter weak and
No . red weak: No yellow, 69c; No
DO sstc No corn 6sise No do, 6fs.e. Oats dun;
No white 4ssic: do 4sc; No mixed. 4se; No
do 45lac Rye. l. 63lec asked in store Canal
freights steady
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
WEST SHORE
RAILROAD.

New York Central Hudson River Railroad. Iesssa,
Trains leave Franklin 81. Station York as foIows
and Is mn. LATER foot West AID ST. N r.
.T:lO A. M-FOr intermediate points 70 Albany
I'll 20 ~ ND Hudson River and NIohawk Expr-xa
Zoo T. M.-Chic2go Express
s225 i, Mont, Lin for Detroit. Chi &
tS-F5 p. Nd For Hudson River points & Albany
.6:l9 M-For R0ch-. Buffalo. cieverd & Chicago.
TT:i5 +. M-Fer ROch, Buffalo. Detroit & Louis
-9:i5 Z. M--FOr Syra. ROch Falls. Or q
+Daily. tpaily. sunday Leaves Brooklyn An
No at tl0:+5 4. NJ. az tSOS p NJ Leaves
Jersey CITY. p r. r. Sta No. I at III 30 A NJ az
1875 p NJ Time tables principal oficss
Baggage checked from hotel residence by Wescott E
a H SMITH. c. E LAMBERT
Genl Superintendent. PaS='r Axenr
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
STOCK ON HAND.
26 Ill bbls
l4lo bbls
2.379 bbIs
Spirits turpentne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...

Savannah. May 2s-Turpentine hrm, 453c; receipts
1Ti7 bbs; sales 104S; exports $50 Rosln
3ssO bbls; sales 3li3: exports 1oS0 Quoted: A. r. =
y. 81 20. L, 81 % +, 81 80 6. 81 80 II 81 ~.
81 95 X 81 l5; NJ. So 50; y So p: W G. 50 65; W "
S. %
Charleston Nav 2S-Turpentine and rosin unchanged
Wilmington, May 2S-Spir1ts turpentine nothing
receipts so casks. Rosin firm 81 i0ds1 Is: receipts 7
bbls Crude tupentne firm. 81 4Oqs2 50qS2 So receipts
bbs Tar hrrn 81 35; receipts l3 bbls.
New-Orleans May 2s.-Receipts: Rosin 36l bh.s tur-
pentine 1872 bbs
London May 2s.-Turpentine-spirts. 34s I'd. Rosin-
As 0d: fine 3s.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
Railroads
PENNSYLVANIA
RAIL7oA


PSs a %si sss GSrasat s.: Street and Ds'
The IeaxinG tlme from nssbTSsss' 5otss than
SsioT asr noies ssres'
700 NJ FAST MAELmitsS 70 two Bgiss et,suSs psa.Hs
10 a1s chieaso No coaches 70 Ptttsburs
s NJ w. F1sE SSfsaD'f sna
Sn af SoS sssP cess DaRs css &
fnsiiaaRSS P cT. L8Ssys Np s Lq' s LOUIS EXPRESS
For Toledo. li Lo9is1ie Via cincin0st0 Indianapolis
5.$s 3: ST LOUIS ETFREssmg.s g,ss0gss ss:
5.ss 2. VI. WESTERN EXPREssS.SFOr chieaso. For
7s ia;spi PAefrIs sstIsas PRES
GspnssIs csySa1d x fTesRs s9S1sgg xx
sss9 S TE ans
Ts5 s25 925 cDinins car1 foIo CDesbrosses cort
ands streets lo2 Oains Can ie5s Dining ,ss,, cs
22O Cs25 ..onsTessionai IAm,.' ali ParlOr and Dnins
cars s @ p SD1nns mn ls i5 10 nigh 4 sandsy ss sas t
o5 sSss SD.PiIE ca? 3 Falor ana PaiHs
Dining CaT1 - DINING carr 40 'Dhihs eaH'
SOUTHERN RAILwfY.-Express. BIS. AS m. r. 10
ATLANTIC COAST IINE.-Express. s25 a. m. and as
sMARoARP AIR LINE 20 EAILwAT1TIIoFqHs Hxo,..: and
aRd SeK 4s9ny aSD wsTERN e II N R4twAf daJ Memphis
cHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAIbwAY.-T,55 a. m. week
FOR OLD Do PofSP Of r coMFokT 3 fas and NoRFoL-7ss M
AENffe G4a 30 m M e1ls sHd ss m w..as.z.
Psror Car. and Standard Coaches on wesk-dsys
lor smoking Car ParlOT Cars. Dining Car. and stand
ard Coaches on
CAPE MAY.-12S Z. m. weekdays
For points New York and Long Branch Railroad (rc,
West Twenty-third Stationl s55 a fe 40.
2.25 325. 4.1O. as D. Sundays. Q. 25 g.
455 from Desbrosses and CortiandJ Streets, 30
o 90 t25O. . 80, $40. 20 and $40 p M sun
days Gas m. BIS D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6i0 (DesH-osses and CortIand Streets 500. 8 15S.
SIS &55 s25 Dining can, C955 Penna. Lnltedl 1910
lDesorosses COTtlandt 2Ol Dining Carr
1o55 Dining Can. 1155 Il 55 Dining csr1s 10
CDesbrosses Cortandt streets 220) 255 Is fDin
Ing Cap s55 425 = Dining Can, ass Dining Car,
h55 Dining Carr, T55, s Is. S-55. 9.25 Il 10
night sundays 8 10 Ls5 mo coaehsslL $ 5 25 q sss p
a. m. 1eSS Dining Carr l. 55 Dining Carl. s25 ptn-
ing Carl ass. % Dining ass (DninS Carr. S55
Dining Car1 T55. : -. s55. 9.a5 D. 1910 night
Tickets Offices Nos 461 III and 26i B-oadways
IS Fifth Avenue theioW 23d STU I Astor House
West Twentythird Station ard stations foot cc
Desbrosses and Corsndt Streets, Court Street. 500
Fulton Street. Ss Broadway and Pennsylvanta Annex
Satian. Brooklyn; Station CITY The New York
Transfer Company viii call Cor and check baggage
hotels res destination.
Telephone '9fi Eighteenth street for Pennsyiv2aa
Railroad Cab Service.
J. p. HUTCHINSON, j. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29

COT ToNCotten scored a substantial advance to-day
ike market opened quiet and hrn. prices !
POINTS higher, response Liverpool cables
Light receipts While there occasional slight
backs later the general
balance Of the day upward covering local and
outd5 sherts, prompted the proximity OF the
holidays and by less bearsA accounts from several
sections OF belt. The private advlces the
told II export
ilQuirY froa Northern spnners. weather reports
light rains il portions OF today
temperatures throughout northern
The forecast pointed general in
belt Belief that Liverpool will be still higher
tomorrow the weather better spot
demand in the South prevented the bears from making
vigorous attacke the late session.
a OF bslatcd shorts Influenced
list Considerably. That option .
above nights hnal bid I4o continued
advance 9sOc reached The inal bid 2Tc,
with offer $500. The a
particularly acvs ana commission houses Indifferent
the Public operators disposed not
only await the passing Of the holidays, but hold of
FOR Bureau OF Tuesday well.
TIE market closed and steady with prices
points higher
The range prices the local to-day
a follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
TIE LONDON WOOL MARKET

London. May 2s--The offerings at the wool auction
sales to-day smaller than Competition
spirited AZ unchanged rates Crossbreds sold we'll al
fSEmer full The dates for the opening Of rest
N the 1909 auction sales announced to-day.
follows: Fourth series July fifth series septeH
her iS and sixth series November 2S
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FoR BALIiMoRE AND WASHINGTOy-fs:So
1919 Ndt. - = =
EFren Liberty ST. oaly. 'psily tDaly. except sun
Gay SSuntay only, tPaFlcr only. Via Tama4ua-
Offices; Liberty 81 Ferry. South Ferry, Astor House.
l1S 2tl tS l3 1881 Broadway. l,2 9th Ave. . unien
Square West lSS East i2Sh ST. sIs West i2Ssn 81 s45
Columbus Ave, New York. Court st. SSt. 500 Fulton
ST.. Brooklyn: 9S Broadway. williamsburg. New York
Transfer Co eans for and checks hassase 20 destination
W. O.. RESLER. {, W. BURT
Gsn'l Manager. Gen'l Pass
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29

30 %hite Sac: No DO. 4sc 10 mixed 4ss;
90. aSl5c Rye. No /. e8lse asked in store. Canal
Chicago May 2s-rhe leading futures ranged fol-
wheat No. q Opening Highest. Lowest -,g eglsslag
Bss:$s:: ::::::#ss$#ss IS IS IS
Corn. No. 2:
5:5S.%o., 5s ss 81 S. sooS5 $5 'assS $685.
Oats. No. q
hiy fay jold5 81. sss5s,, $. asgss'.
ssPtsmSsF ssPtsmSsF t8Ss gg5SS sOS5e s &
sss;.s:s ssS :: II e E$ !a': EG$ H 3s5 HE
ss5;.as:; seg 'Is gs Il: % qSii GS9~ ''oli5 II!
Short ribs. per 100 10.
ssS5.as.. ssS : 81 ss4,. sG5H ss55H Sss SSss~ s$ sss''
ns s rsd 0SEs Eoa Ns OATS Ne s
4slac No 2 white. 449sc; No 8 white. 4ig449se; No
FAX 81 S. c N to ShSis %aisns 81 spFy r. Ssg
OS Ps9
% 5Gs ss f @ sRo cear Ss a 81 boH as o
whskey basis Of high wines 81 30 on the Produce Ex
lsa@@e: daiTtss isSiae Cheese weak, ioei2s' Eggs
R % sy Northern 9: NJ Ne 2s sa5 H5
ost1eEa cash s9a sPsbe2 aas @ S " Northern %
R gs 7fs5s 1ss No No as Nor'Gs5p Barley gs 5 July 7
PIE, 65@H1zc. Corn-JuIy 627sc
Minneapolis May 2s.-CIose: wheat-May, T4Ic:
July, TS7sc September .6a7S a70c; No hard
T79.s No Northern, I5l,a75sse; No Northern 7a7a
Philsdelphia May 2s.wheat 1e lower: contract grade.
May, 4dSil2c. Corn lie lower; No ,nINed. Nay.
e6lzp6Ic Oats quiet but steady No white clipped.
nearby. prints 23c, Esgs steady. moderate demand;
do Southwestern 17C Southern. 16c. Off
Cheese lower; Ne-Yor full prime. small. 11Ss1
12c; CO fair good IiGl1isc. Recepts-FlOur Loo
bbis and 6.S3i N sacks $4,000
lSfo bush; oats, 2.0G0 bush ShPmertsWheat 10000
bush. corn i,stO bush; oats, 1000 bush.
2s.-Clese. Whsat-No red
7Sc; MAY TING. July. TO3sc: September. d70ise
hard 75lz@77e Corn-No cash, 62'2c. July. 6esse;
September. asc OatsNo cash 4l@se; May i2e; July,
S2sc; September. 2sg2sise; No white - ,2c.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL n. r..
Liberty St and south Ferry 0ims from south
Ferry nve minutes earlier)-
EAsToN. BSTHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MACCH CHJNk-Zf:Oo (T:15. EastOn only. a:i0 a.
NJ. l:eo 440 SEQ Is ~. Easton only p nj SUNDAYS
4;aS a. NJ. 100 $50 p. NJ
WILkESRARRE AND SCRANTON-z4:Oo e.fo
\. NJ. 500 P. NJ Sundays. zi:25 p NJ -"
LANEwOOH. TOMS RIVER AND BARNFGAr-
@ zsO9 o 10 A NJ iso $50 Lakewood enlyl $50 ?. M
ATLANTIC CITY-ta;t0 4. NJ. ts;iO P NJ
NINELAND AND BRIDGET0N-4z4:OO a NJ tf.s0
p. NJ - - 49,
Long BRANCH, ASBURY PARK OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHORE
POiNF>-Z4OO. $50. 11:S0 a. NJ. S-5S. 4-sS
$50 p. NJ sundays, except Ocean Grove 900 A NJ
- -
PHILADELPHIa READING TERNINAIa-z,s.cs
f!:S IsNN. .9Oo Il0;Oo Ill;oo A. NJ. tle;oo. .l.0c
.12:15 - -"-'
24TH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-St:23 tS:2n .fa.So
sll$s0 A. NJ. 100 t'S 20, 800. 200 fS:s5 r NJ
REApIYG HaMEIsBrRG. n PoTrsvIlLE AND
A NJ Reading only: sI;oo. 700 P NJ Reading
sandy HOOK ROT 1-oH ITE-EroH tGot ot Rector ST..
Beach ard LDns Branch Asbury Park Point Pleas
A. NJ. l:oo 500 p NJ. -
New-York tribune., 1902-05-29

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Between Seth 3Tth sts.. until 3 o'clock o. m
Advertisements Will be received az the following branch
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New-York tribune., 1902-05-29
NEWYORK
CENTRAL
~ & HUDSON RIVER r. r.
TIE F0UE-TRaCK TRUNK LINE.

Trains arrive and depart from Grand Central Station.
20 ST. New York follows
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-04
W ( GREENE AT CANANEA
He Arrived There Thursday by Special Car from
 New York.

From Lem Overlook, who returned yesterday from Cananes, it is learned that w. c. Greene, president of the Cananea Consolidated Copper con- pany, has returned from New York and is now at Cananea He arrived at Naco Thursday morning in special car. accompanied by dozen guests, who accompanied him from New York. After short stop at Naco, Mir. Greene proceeded to Cananea, arriving there about nooI Thursday, where he re- ceived hearty welcome from the big copper camp, which he has made ia. nous throughout the United States Mir. Greene seemed to be in the bes. of spirits. though he gave no expression as to the present conditions surround ing copper. In the afternoon Mir. Greene and the gentlemen accompany. ing him took a look at the camp.
 Mir. Overlook says the railroad is now practically completed 10 Cananea. and regular service will be inaugurateo in few days. He says Cananea is a very busy place and that the popula. tion is increasing every day.
 The new town site is being rapidly taken and lots are being purchased every day. Many Eew houses and tents are going up.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-04
Important Work Ahead.

Mir. F. H. Perkins remarked 10 a REVIEW reporter this morning that while tbe building department of the Copper Queen company and the rail road company had been crowded dur ing the past year and had complished much, the work for the coming year would far exceed it. He declared there never was time when so much work was in sight in that department.
 The store building to be erected at Douglas will cost s75.OOo and when completed will be one of the hand somest business houses in Arizona. Its dimensions are 1O0xl2O feet. The pub lie hall building has just been com menced by the company at Douglas. It will be used for school, church and other public meetings Mr. Perkins, who is the building superintendent of the company, says he has been ordered to erect many handsome buildings on the Fl Paso and Southwestern railway: also very handsome depot has been planned for Fairbanks, on the A. X s. E This building will cost several thou sand dollars and will be one of the handsomest on the line. Mir. Perkins is making plans for at least dozen new depots. This depot building will be carried on with all possible speed, as many of the buildings will be re- quired wien the railroad connection is made at Deming.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-04
Jeffries and Sharkey Will Fight.

James J. Jeffries and Tom Sharkey are matched for fight which will in volve the heavyweight championship of the world. Billy Delaney. who is Jeffries' manager, met Sharkey and his manager, Barney Reich. in New York this week, Delaney said he was anx- icus to induce Bob Fitzsimmons to meet the champion once more, and he had given him due notice of his where abouts, put neither Fitzsimmons nor any representative of his had put iu appearance, so Delaney clinched the bargain with Sharkey.
 The fight is to take place in San Francisco before the Yosemite club between the middle of March and the middle of April,
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-04
"COYOTf" SMITH
Believed to Have Committed Sul.
 eide in PearCe

Word reached Bisbee yesterday that Coyote" Smith had committed suicide in the town of Pearce last Sunday night. Monday morning he was found dead with d bullet hole entering his mouth and passing into the head. For many years Mir. Smith, who was famil- iarly known as Coyote" lived on a ranch in the Chiricahua noun ntains and raised vegetables. He was for long time frequent visitor in Bisbee. com- ing here to peddle vegetables.
 Some time ago he went to Pearce and started a livery stable and was en- gagged in that business at the time of his death. Smith was an old stage driver in the early days, and ranked among the pioneers of Arizona.
 No cause was known which should lead him to take his own life, but the surrounding circumstances c pointed only to the theory of suicide.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-04

Archie Futile passed through Bisbee yesterday, en route to Nacozari from Stafford, Arizona, where he had been visiting his parents during the holi- days. Mir. Futile is employed in the power department of the Moctezuma company, having charge of the big gas engine plant. Mir. Futile was one of the Arizona boys who helped make history at San Juan hill as member of Roosevelt's Rough Riders.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-04
To Our Friends, the Public.

Permit us to state that on and after january 1, 1902, the Bisbee Opera House will be under the management Of Messrs. Manahan X Moore. (Ben r. Moore and A. l.. Manahan, lessees.l It will be the constant object of the new management to secure hrst-class at fractions for the house.
 Hoping to sec large audience on Thur day evening. January ?, at our first production-''The Cow boy and the Lady" we remain, with g happy New Year to ali, truly yours,
 MAINTAIN x MOORE,
 Lessees and Managers Bisbee
 Opera House.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-04
S25 Reward

The above amount will be paid by the Fl Paso & Southwestern R. k. Co. for the arre t and conviction of party tampering with switch at coal yard in Bisbee yard, evening of December P. causing damage to engine and passen. ger cars. Information should be filed with the undersigned.
 F 29 6t R. c. MORGAN, Supt.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-04
For Sale.

One adobe house containing rooms, bath room attached. chicken house and stables, also , building lots and one Broom frame house, ceiled. Located in Tombstone canyon. Fine location for residence. Property of C. A. Over lock. Reason for selling owner has moved to Douglas. Address C. A. Over lock or L. ]. Overlook, care of $ K. Williams.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-04
Notice.

Notice is hereby given tbat the firm of Murray X Sutherland of the town af Douglas, Cochise county, Arizona, has been mutua ly dissolved. L. B. Sutherland retiring and c. E. Mur- ray & Co, continuing the business, paying all bills and collecting all debts.
 MURRAY X SUTHERLAND.
 1-l30d
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-04
Chance to Buy

The O. K. Livery Stable and stage lines, together with stock and vehicles. Entire business or part of it. Under taking business included. Address B.. F. Graham X Co, Bisbee, Arizona.
 ll-9-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-04

The ladies of the economic clnb and the charitable association will meet at the residence of Mrs. Cuff. adjoining the Southwest Assay office, School bill, on Saturday, January 1, at 8 o'clock D. m. All who are interested
 tn this Y Ork are requested to attend. 2t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-04

You cant afford to buy low priced baking powder. It is not worth so much to the cent as Schilling's Best, and some lowprice baking powders do a great deal of harm.
 Schilling's Best is good ask your grocer.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-04
Wanted

A gentleman teacher for school
 near Fort Huachuca. For particulars
 call at the Central House for Mrs. F. l.. Rice. F 3l 3tp
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-04
Miscellaneous.

For Ladies' and Gents solid Gold ChaiLs. Silver Novelties, Hiss es and Baby Rings. etc., go to August JOerss' JeweIry Store, nain street, opposite Library Hall.
 For Ladies' and Cents Gold WatcT- es, Di,monds, Fancy Rings, Char m, Lockets, at lowest prices. call at Au- gust Joerss' Jewelry Store, Tain street, opposite Library Hall.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-04
CLASSIFIED WANTS.

List your furnished and unfurnished rooms, also cottages. Several calls for small 3 and room houses or cabins Room post office building: P. O. Box No. 249. l2 l2tf
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-04

Physician and assayer desires posi- tion with mining company. Can sreak Spanish. Address "Medico," care RE- VIEW. , At
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-04

Houses are in great demand in Bis. bee
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-04
For Sale.

1000 shares of South Bisbee stock Address Box 19l, Bisbse P. O.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-04

Wanted-A three or four room fur nished house, close In. Address ''Z, '" care eff this office. 3 Ftp
Bisbee daily review., 1902-01-04

All persons holding warrants against Bisbee Lodge, No. 10, I. O. O, F., will please present them to Otto w. Geis- senhofer, treasurer. by Wednesday, Jannary sth, 1902 P. Marks, Secre tary. It
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-05-16

The desire of the Bank of England
officials to discover forgers has some.
times led to curious mistakes. On one
occasion the painter George Morland,
in his eagerness to avoid his duns, re-
tired to an obscure hiding place III
Hackney. where his anxious looks and
secluded manner of life induced some
of his neighbors to believe hin a forger
of notes then in existence
The directors, on being Informed. dis.
patched some deXterous detectives tc
the residence, but Morland's suspicious
We're aroused by their movements in
front of the house and, thinking then
baililis, escaped from the back to Lon
don.
Mrs. Morand informed the visitor:
Of her husbands name md showed
them some unfinished pictures. The
facts were reported to the directors
who presented Morland with two TWEEN
ty pound notes by way of compensation
for the ala.rA.