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GARDENER German: single, hne ,yege-
table grOWer and sood general man N
Industrious: recommended. louis. o. car
Beatar'G. Ia shave
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REcoRpEp MORTGAGES.

Rouenthal Charles NJ ana another 70 Central
TsUii5fDr and IMPROVEMENT and Investment ON
pany IiIth-st. 8. 200 = = OF Afnste5aaTa-
ave m9 155 Is Pri cent each s5.5
same same II1th-st. s. So ~ ". q Ailsl.
ssT aye prior mor'sase' Gus as
Same 10 sane Iilth-st. 8. SO u y OF AIns1,-
eaa-aYe urior mortgage. sl'.OO0' due AofiI 10. m
1905. 49,
Cohen Me- \, peter Stoclzy. trustee, lleti-
81. n 81 40 Il W OF ParlS-ave; years. per 80 40
Doyle Thomas q - Title Guarantee and Trust
SS%pany s2e-st No ios East ss-a 500
Hesse, Henry II 70 Title Guarantee ana ,trasL
e.5 nDany. '1th-s'' no = -.- 80 5000
BaFtrdEe. West End-ayo. n e corner S0la-at' -
prior Fnortglga, year, per cent sou
BGnksrs Rsalfy and Security Company q Itaa
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CARPET CLEANING.

Cleans by compressed air. steam. hand or
On tioor 1850 Broadway. 42l East 4sth-sL
coz & Brandt Tel I32 7Sth
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THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

T-o-hUndred- and-tweaty -third-st. north side 100
feet east OF Fourth-aye-; four story dwell
ing houses, 2Lsx5s. Elizabeth smithsou, owner
Timothy kelly architect; $4,000
Andrswsave. east side. $40 feet north % ons-hun-
dTeo-and-eighty hrst-st stable.
tect; SI0Q.
one hundred and sixysixth-st northwest OF
torest-aVei hve story brick tenement house. A2-sx
ISs Thomas J. Quinn. owner; Hugo Il. Azolin. avchi-
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cirarante. 40 rrust company. sIst-st. n 4al

Guarantee and Trust Company. sist-st, No AS
East. . years. e.ouo
Marcus I. and another to American Mort
gage Company. 110th-st. No 24J 10 &4s East - -.
cent. ~a'uVO
sI s4 o5 6 spW wear sane per 1880
Cohen. David. New-AOrk Investment and I'M
provernent Company. s2d-st. $. 100 II " or
West End-avs. mortgages. Years Per
sa15s IN same: e2d-st n s. " End
ave: prior mortgages SlaOVo: instruments y 100
stewart James N. 70 susmqn Nv. Wen. Riysrsds GOO
Drive 2 G s4tl-sfs year o per cent. euuu
American Bohemian Realty Company 10 Anna g
Rub. sOth-st. s. 90 It v OF Avenue A. due 9 .oo
luly 1907, . cent. e.JoO
Hess sale Daniel Ruess. l5-i-s{. s. % u
" OF Ansterdam-Eve: due November 20. 4vvo.
f,Eos 9'i Aisx 10 Jonas Well another Broome-
81 Nos Is ard - year. Per cent--------- 5000
sG sac o g. ' in55as sats GeT 1900
Company. 3tst-st, g. Iuo II -" o. 1u-aN - 90
building lean, years, per cent A'9OUO
Banner Peter 10 Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company, Central Park West " corner ssth,
81. building loan. due September j. lSO ana s-o 80
Black, Adelia ". Harlem savings Bank Park
g. 16l 10 II Of iSfh-st. year. . per q ooo
b
Press Adolph Meyer Herman 1Ohta-st No lI9
prior mortgage. SIS, COO Instruments 80
&c o. Sf~SS
Never Harry J. TO Robert II Hazeltlne, 34tl
81 No 1GJ West also 44th -. Nos 81 ana 81
West: also Worth-st No IS also $sth-sts 10
6O7 West; also Canal-st No 2as; also HI1soh
ST. No 223: one-sixth part; months . Per 40
IlitteI Freda TO Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany Camhrelng- n =. being = !oL No ~
90 of Belmont years. per ceut--.-'-.' A'''V
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY L PhliPs & Go: 2o6 75th-st > Il42 Il o:
5e-ave. le-sXlO2- =; brS dwg II II Bell agt Ann
Iodgtus ct al; Bowers & attys. frank ref. due,
IS $50. taxes, 1922 A.
~ James 7. Wells: 27s0 10 7s4 Broadway n = cor
17tl-st - Ix1O3 2x5 story brz bldg
Wash 7. ms Co SolI al Foster & T.
Chandler ref amt due Sis 50 s.; taxes. SL5o4 l.
~ D Phoenix Iugrahs M 4.43S Far-aye. 36T ) z
n ls2l-st 25X'+6 lXxs0ll story crg D. 7 Curran.
gin. q A Bernhardt r. 81: a. y Coleman atty; +
u Arthur ref; due. s.. 4ls n taxes etc. $500.
b Joseph Day 3ls and SO Mott-st. Blsscksr
81 s0Zbu OK irregular. story brk loft bldg
Brooklyn saw Bank s Minnerly a.; schenck &
Puustr. "a L ref S11g
81 SO
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4gTH-Sr-. Q EAST-Partles making ar
rsGgsuscts cor fan and winter VIII find
few desirable rooms. with board through
August ana september weekly guests
taken. references.
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u ATT-pEss. Very neat: understands hss
drslss thorouEhlys viii assist other WoIEJ
exceIIert references. city or country. T. L.
Mrs. Collier. - West 2ad-at
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TO IMPROVE LExINeroN-AvE. PLOT.

Samuel D. Davis has bought for improvement a plot
GSKioo-s feet at the northwest corner OF Eighty
eighth-st and TsIington-ave. from Jacob wenstein
slA story apartment house viii be built the sta
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

81 James L Wells 1913 and l95 cd-ave n cor 18th
8 6lSzso T. SIX story. biz ten. " I. Conttt ag-
Goodwin - a.: James 4 F. stt-s, y TAsky. ref.
amount due SIS GO 49, etc $s s.. She state
~ Us nav: 3clI and 32lS Sd-avs " cor I6cd-st.
JoXs46 bldEs; Sherifcs sale right etc
il Georgi FEB g. 1903 Eearney. atty: L Erlanger
Sheriff adjourned Nov IS.
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REAL ESTATE.
Choice Vest Side D5ceIIing House
Changes Hands.

l. ;. Phillips & Co. have sold in connection with r
zitte for Stella F. Taylor to Samuel Lazy No. a
West SeveEtysixth-st.. story high stoop dwelling
2lx1Oe2 - - " -
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

RESTAURANTS.
hOte44 Union So. e. Famous Table 4 Hote
hung a "a Dinner. 5tos. T5c- sunday. to 8
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ZEAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.

TO- sos 232 Pn.s. Ss rigs q s. e 5.ss2
.iPartssgs. So Nominal
251lo0: 4a.h-st. 80 6o7 west. 25xlOo5: canal
me 2 Harry M:s; ps 3'3I ---. sss SO
saUuss ct Al 70 sauaue! Eisuitz; mortgage -,
aai: Fasss 70 SAME Hess: Mortgage $1,000 Nominal
SaE sa0 s7o65a is-'.s 90 100
sls--st 3 100 y " ~ Avenue A i7xio2 2,
Thomas 6 Doyis ana another TO Bankers Realty
s2d-st. 20 I54 East i6sxs5e: Bankers Realty
$500 s.-',., - 70 -.: - 1900
" Hartridgs 70 Helen N Warner ct al mort ,oo
R I4i TaI Max 2Is John tEoa Ross.ri i9' ao
pasLsst = = 80 = u Of west End-ave 5ox55 X
5ox54s; Ner-Youk Investment ana improvement
ss {9 lave 400 IT Of 15eth-st 25xl5
Charles Edgar to AdOiDh Lowry: mortgage. - no
Alrsterda1n-ave No I435 e 24llxloo. John
ease SIS o50: 100
-4 ida ~ = 80 nrsi Ra,IdrF In1proterRent ana
Investment CO 10 Charles N Rosenthal and an - 80
i5e 4 Of 5tl4ys sszaa l Il. Mary
moTtgsse So. 200: sad; 49,. ~. 100
llsth-st No 20 West, 2oxiooili George Haas N mn
rseIee to yoE n i PlIo 55as 10 same Nominal
same same BT6Bsy Eaar9 i Fowler 70 same Nominal
- fI,uia3 81 Som ana smother Nominal
sent = MAJ. In5rtgage SD 500 and. 100
Wssnngton-ave- corner lo'tA-st, oINsS1IN
50xSO. John - Heintz and another 70 joseph ft2 -
M5iler If 10 Valentine Schaefer.. Nominal
Morroe-st. Nos 81 and S. 80 s142 * hregi
Louis E-lebsn 10 Mayer Goodman H41se 500 80
Cathedral PargSav u S 600 Il q Amsterdam
Essential. ons-half part All title; mtss ST. .,oo
cosTtiairat.-.aiysee. v : rs Il q ls2a-s' 25E
is. 1z25 5x137 9; John Allan Realty GO 20 sam
uel Levin ano; mLge $1,000. .--.--..- IuO
Daly-aye " E. SSH Fl OF 23lst-st l9xlI-iIx
lrreg. Rachel echJeup . al % " III E~4AilpP---
Bailey-ave. " 2s5.li u OF 231st-st, lOOxl07.lIK
.rreg Jacob Shrady and ano 20 Martha i shra- , -.
iot b-gr Il ! West loox25 IL Elizabeth Rankin
and ano 70 Norris II FEEDER ct all Tntge Nominal
lo %issT o 10 Isaac a. Gds f tEs 81 100
Madlsou-ave. s. 743 II q lOlst-st, ZbsLAa;
Peter Kramer to Amelia Margrafi Hltse 10 -,
Interior lot IS n Of 38th-s and HOS Il q
bth-aYe, 2sx e 134x 2sx " iS4i III -.
fairy TO Henry o ttayeEneyer.-.. 30 q 4uJ
Interior lot $50 4 Of S6th-st ard 100 Il = OF
5rh-ave. 3@x 1tSx 5 81 lis Hen -.
- o Havemeyer Tiffany & 90. -------...o & 100
Elrooune . and q. s.. atfN1oi Jonas Wei
and ano 10 Max Gross. mtge Sl7 Geo. Nominal
Shave. Nos 33T and , @1N "A ~
A " cox n a. % * Q 60, Louis simon 10 Abra-
ham Simon and ano. tnU-thirds part mtgs
thirds $50 4UV
Aofh-se q Of 8th-avs. Is 4Xss.9 samuel
q Adams Arabela ADAMS, Geo. y oilliai
,B2s - 300 u " OF Courtlandta J0Xl00;
Adam FCoehler e. al toSimun katZensten % q luO
RaIiroad-ave Do n y or flstcaer 81
a5xI50 Edward L Royce and ano, e1Ts 10 Mary r,o
~ g H.. la5 man WIN Powell Farms 25T
~ = l1t l06 map, @oxSo " n n sage
Antonio Rsgone
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INvEsroR JUS BROOKLYN PARcEL.

house and store property. the southeast corner
seventh-ave and First-st. Brooklyn. 70 a Manhattan
investor for solomon Silveruan. FOR S31.5le.
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BROADWAY PLOT CHANGES HANDS.

Max Marx has sold to John c. Rodgers plot 17s1
dred- and-stxty- second-st
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Financial Meetings.

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE d ST PAU, RAIIwAY
COMPANY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders OF this company for the election OF rect7r.
az ior transaction q any other business Of company
VIII lie held AZ the once IN rha
MilEaukee. az TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON az sATf-r-
DAY. SEPTEMBER "a 1904 -
me transfer books viii be closed on THURSDAY ths
TENDER cext- - 49, -i- % -
&C. ROSWELL MILLER. Chairman o. the Board
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MISCELLANEOUS.
M-CHINERY.

MLCHINERY.
AT REDUCED PRICES 500 secondhand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. B. EDDY 2Ss Madison-sl.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
Tho Tribune received at their Uptown
OlLes No. 4'oo4 6IoAdHay between obth
tisendeut5 received az the following branch
oftlees at regular office rates until O'Clock
. m. viz; pa Shave. s. e. cor. 23d-st.
15S Gth-aye.. cor. 12th-st- % East f4th-st
95i West 42d-st. between 18th and Sth aves ?
263 West I25th-sr. 1.33S 39-ave-. between
18th and 18th SITS, 1026 3d-ave-, near 61st-
l20th-st; zoo Tremout-ave.; $50 3d-avs.
near z1st-st-; b54 slave 80 Hleeeker-st-;
B25 Bleeckor-sG
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NV RuILpINe PLANS.

crsnd-s, No ais ~ a six story brick store ana
aathouge. &oEhI; = EurHans owner; - y Fel- esa ~
aTcht91B e-NN-
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Country Property for Sale.
MORRIS COUNTY, N. ].
FOR SALE.


on. OF the largest and appointed places n this
section richly wooded large house in every
vyay modern about rooms; stable cottages; a
Treenh0use: only minutes from the station. AppS 70
PEAsE & ELLIMAS. ~ Liberty St, n. Y
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OFFICE FURNITURE.

LOST.
HANDBOOK No. 4O3, i26 OF the Union Dime
Savings Institution Is missing. ANY per
son having a claim TO II Is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten DAYS
or submit 70 having said paSsbook can
celled and a new one issued
LOST.-Bankbooc No. S33, 152 Bank for
Savings $50 4th-ave.. New-York- Pay
ment stopped. Please return book 10 bank.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and pool
table,, high grade bowling alley builders;
lowest prices. MARK BROS. % Union
Square
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Furnished Apartments to Let.
Furnished Apartments by the

Furnished Apartments by the Year
in the elegantly appointed. nreProof apartment house
''SWA NNASOA. 1O5 East l5th-st. overlooking Union
Five and bath. three and bath.
FRANK L. FISHER CO 40 Columbus-ave-
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR Tho Tribune
received their Uptown ONCE. No. lj64 Broadway
Both and STth SITS until @ clock p m AdNer-
sereuts received the following branch Offices
lar odce rates until O'Clock p viz 54 Shave.
= 23d-gt-: 1853 gth-ave, l&-n-st: o. East
l4th-st 257 West 42ist- between Ith ard sth ayes;
l25th-st 1855 35ave. between 10TH and Iith
SITS. 026 8d--ye., 6is-st los lst-ave. near
sqth-sf 1877 East Ie5t-st 756 Tremont-aye,; $50 Sd
ave near 4Ist-st; 554 3d-ave 30 Bieecker-st Ga
Bleecker-st.
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BOARD AND KnOMs.

ARRANGEMENTS made for temporary or
protractsd residence. with board. st 10
East 4oth-st, entire upper floor planned
10 date.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRER who eWu8 his
tools and thoroughly undarsLaud8 Olds.
CEdtlacs and RamblsrB. g Il. ZACH
AE1IAS. Asbury Park. y. J.
AGENT or solicitor controlling some trade
70 represent a Job printer. J. P. Box
"a Tribuns Office.
WANTED.-Nan 20 take charge boys'
school boarding hall; no teaching; can
study home; must have an education equal
~ a high school ETaduats. Apply rs Rich
moud Terrace, 81. George. Staten Island.
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ELEGANTLY furnished apartments; pr
vaJs bath; 81 daily; meals for two, $50
weekly VAN RENSSELAER,, - East
Ilth-st-. near 5rh-ave.
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE
- SPECIAL SUMNER Exc. TKTs ON aALB.
TICKETS 70 Texas Colorado Arizona Califoraia.
MEXICO. 9eorgia. Florida. Alabama DELIGHTFUL
OCEAN VOYAGES Pocket Guide Free. G H NAL
LORT CO.. Gen AgtS-. 10 Front-se.. n. 2.
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ADVERTISEMENT aud subscriptions G1s
IRE Tribuue received ~ their UutoUn
Cmce. No l. S63 Broadway. between s-lA
ana 37th sts., until 9 9. clock p. 70 lats--
oflces az regular once rates Entl ocioc.k
o. m viz. - shave. q g. cor 80
1888 6th-aVa.. cor. 12tn-g-- = taee 1A.l--e--s
2ea West fa5th-st. 4 Ssa ad-oVe-. l1-13-4
TBth ana 7Tth SITS. 4 026 shave near elals
81 T. T0S lst-ave-. near tJLn-st ~ A.te
fa5fb-st. "a Freunont-ava. SO Sl-ovo..
near Alst-st, $50 3d-ave-i 30 Elece-e-e
II SIS BIoecksE-EL
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NEW HOUSE. large rooms. newly and
elegantly furnished. home comforts, re-
fined surroundings. for a few select gen
temen; board optional, reference. 70 'epngne
> aHJ vs. MOrulugsidv. 10 West 137th-st.
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Ocean Steamers.
@gRmNN ll@V@.
Fast express SeFViC
7 Win-SCreW passenger s.
MediteTTanean Service.

Observation-Disclosures
- II An E5Oheuzollsr Oct. IS. II AN
Hohsuzo Sept To- Il AN Oct II All
Sept ~ II AN Luse. Oct - II All
Oct. II AN NeckaE Nov. IL An
From Bremen Piers. 81 and 4th Sts- HoboSen-
OELRICFIS < Co. No. 5 BROADWAY. y. Y.
n. Meyer. ~ South Thrd Phila-
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18TH ST 163 EST.-DesirabIs large
room. also smaller room adjoining bath
telephone. references exchanged
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GARDENER-Head gardener and g1psTil--
te1dent Of gsutleman's place; thorouEhiy
understands his business IN AL branches.
including landscape work and malaEsm9ue
OF farm nine years references from Lass
employees. H E. 100 EIlsTorth-st-. Biaclz-
rock. Bridgeport. Conn
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NaIa
COACHNAN. BUTLER, &e-8F GeEmaa.
=. married and Absolutely reliable. o.
ZETSOHE. S2S East I6th-st
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ON W0MlNl0N llNEa

DAILY SERVICE
Ola Comfort. Norfolk. PoEtIulCulh PIznsFa
Point Newport News. counecunl PotoIstulE.
Richmond Beach Washington D. c.. aud el1iTa
South and West
Freight and passenger steamers sail GFun RIsF a
n r.. foot Beach - every week day 3 p. -
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HEsEDSMAS--By Scotchmau. 20: single
long experiences with 7ent.sulau's hGlds
can give them best attention. hns uilksTs
best references. ALEAs AZ CaT1snteTss li&
shave
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GARDENER. Sc-EIde-Iy nan 70 WoFis
in garden. help ianitor, etc: good homas
small wages. Address HENRY WILSON
20 West 10Ith-sC.
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msuts now. choice corner: private bath.
others. exceptional table. home comforts
reasonable. references
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< 4 I. :: j. |. l. 4 4. 1. !. -+ !. 4 4 !. I. * PERSONAL MENTION. +
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Mr and Mrs. P. F. Hook have re- turned to Cananea following several days spent in the city on a shopping mission.
 Mss Edith Acord and Miss Vera Judd have returned to their homes at Cananea after a several days visit in this city as the guests of friends.
 Harvey James left yesterday for San Francisco. where he will remain until after the holidays.
 Mrs. J. T. Berry and little daughter arrived in the city last evening from San Antonio, Texas, to spend the holi- days with her sister, Mrs. W. P. Smith
 Oriand Robison was a passenger out last evening for Denver, where he goes to spend the holidays with his parents
 J. p. Ssnsom and wife left yesterday for Manitou Springs, Colo, where they Will visit with friends and relatives for a month.
 M Maloney left yesterday for Victor, Colo. to spend the holiday season
 J. F. Walker, of Tombstone, came in yesterday. He is here with the ex- pectation of going into business.
 Frank Fitzsimmons. of Cananea, was in on business yesterday.
 Mrs. B. Holloway is visitor at Tombstone. where she Is the guest of friends.
 Ed Turns arrived in the city yester- day from Cananea- He will leave here today for his old home in Ken lucky to spend the holiday season. Col. J. B. Breathitt has returned from St. Louis and is now at Cansnea.
 Mrs. Jas. D. Blair, who has been at Tombstone for the past few days. re- turned home last evening. Mir. Blair is still detained there as a trial juror. ,: Chairman J. J. Bowen. of the Board of Superyisorss returned last evening froRstfss couptyS seat, where he had been Non county business for the pas. two days, @vgs
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Miss Josie Moore, of CanaDea, is the guest of trends in this city.
 Mrs. James D. Blair has returned 10 her home in this city from a visit at Tombstone
 Allie Sowle is al Douglas on brief business mission.
 Judge Gid Graham was in the city last evening from Tombstone enroute 10 his home at Douglas.
 Mrs. Leo McDowell and children, oi Tombstone Canyon, are home from their vacation in California.
 Constable Durnall. of Douglas. was q visitor n the city last evening on oi- fcial business.
 Mrs. John HohstaLt left yesterday for visit at Cananea
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Return Tonieht-The Goshen Broth CTS. who have been in this city this week ct room 15, postoffice building, to dispose of a couple thousand shares of Fl Dorado Gold Mining Co. stock, will return to Douglas this evening While here these gentlemen have dis posed of nearly all the stock they came to sell. the proceeds of which are to go into development of their wonderfully rich gold property near Dudleyyille, on the Gna. Work already done removes much of the doubt that attends a pros pect from the Fl DoraCo property and makes it appear an exceedingly prOmis- ing property. The Goshens are well known here and at Douglas for relia- bili,y and mining knowledge, and their efforts in behalf of their property at the present time are consequently made easier of results than would oth- erwise be the case.
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Feotsali Ganre-The Bisbee Juniors will play football on Christmas day with the Tombstone Juveniles. The game will be played at Tombstone. The Bisbee Juniors have the following team organizations: Center John Phillips, right guard, Dick Connolly; left guard. Curtis wood; right tackle, John Critch- icy; left tackle. Herbert Van Horn; right end, Roscoe Leonard; left end, Frank Connolly; quarter. John Reed {; right half, John Det1off, captain; left half Lou.e Nash; full back, Thomas. Subs: Curtis Lingdon, Bob Radcliffe, Chas. Wittig. Albert Rhodes, coach.
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having claims againgt the said estate to exhibit them. with ;Ae necessary vouchers, within ten months after first publication of this notice ta the said administrator at his store :,. EIewery Gulch, or Brewery Avenue, BisLea, Ar.zona, the same being the )lacs for he transaction of business If said es- tate, in said County of Cochise,
 $V V. G. MEDIGOVICH, Administrator of the Estate of c. J. RadOvich, deceased.
 Dated this 18th day of December, 1904
 Date of first publication December 21, 1904.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-21

Copper Queen Arrivals-Mr. and Mrs. ]. P Phil1fpson, Naeo; Neil Gray Chicago; Anna Dunkin, Youngstown O.; Geo. McATillan. " R. Walling, W. F. Cleveland, J. J. Evans, F. c. Lopez and wife, Cananea; John J. Birdno, Stafford; w. T, Webb, Pima; John Mur- phy. B. C.; Elward s. Kelly. Fl Paso: Geo. H. Kelly, Douglas; Chas. H. Sell CTS, Denver
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-21
Big event-The Thirteen Club dar

Big Event-The Thirteen Club dance to be given at Douglas on Saturday ev- ening is to be one of the biggest social events in the history of that city. the club having made very elaborate ar engagements for the occasion. Invita- tons have been sent to a number of outside points, and a good many visi- tors are expected to be in attendance. The Thirteen Club of this city has been invited to attend in body and has ac- cepted the invitation.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-21

Return From Wedding Trip-Ernest FTelscher and bride (nee WeilD arriv- ed Monday, at Cananea. from the;r wedding tour and have been kept busy since, receiving the congratulations of the grooms many old acquaintances, who are proud to be numbered among the new acquaintances of the charm ing lady. They will be at home 70 their friends at their cottage on La Mesa after January 1.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-21

From Paradise-Richard Brown. the Paradise merchant, was business wis itor in town yesterday. MT. Brown states that activity continues to grow at ihe camp, and that the last several months have seen great changes for the better
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-21

To Spend Holidays-James Humph- Iey, well known mining and oil man. was in the city yesterday from Cana Dea, on his way to Denver to spend the holidays. following which he will re- turn to Cananea on business related 70 a mining deal in which he is interested in Sonora
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-21
GERMAN FLING.

Berlin. Dee. 2G.-In the R5ichstaz today during a discussion on a resoIu- tion urging a bill for compulsory iE- surance for artisans Count von Posa- dCwsky-Wehner, Home Secretary. re- gretted the sentiment against combi- nations of capital in Germany. Tn America he said, a law agains- trusts exists. but We all know iU .s without effect
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-21

Chuistrlas Tree-At half past seven all the parents and friends of sthe Sunday school of the Episcopal church are asked to attend the simple old tree Xmas exercises of the little children. A nice tree has been procured which is to be laden with good things 70 make the little ones happy.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-21

Called Home By iliness-Miss Grace p Smith left yesterday morning for San Diego, where she was called by a telegram bearing the sad intelligence that her mother is seriously i'll.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-21

Got Chinese-Chinese Inspector Charles Cornell was a passenger on the train from Fl Paso last evening to Douglas. He had with him five Chin amen, who he gathered in at Columbus N NJ. They were smuggled across the line near that point. and taken in GUS tody on orders from MT. Connell.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of C. J. RadOvich, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the under signed, V. G. Medigovlch, admins tra- tor of the Estate of c. J. RadOvich. de- ceased, to tho creditors and all persons
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-21

Go to Douelas-Mr, and Mrs. Jack Walters left yesterday for Douglas, where they expect to make their future home. Mr. Walters has a position at the Copper Queen Shelter