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The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lone Star Mining Company.

| OCATiON OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BJsI b iness and works, Mineral Park. Muhsve County. AH synh Territory Notice There delinquent upon the io"Hing described stock. accoun; assessneui No levied On the h day of Augut 1873 the several
 t opsiis the of the respective suckholder. a. Follows;
 Names. No Crrtiaea,e gha,.. A,non,, J' " Mum ............fJ 1UO fN CD 1' ". Mum h............fb 4OO gG OO
 And in ancordance with law and an order of inc Board m Directors made On the 2th day of November 1873 70 many Of each parcel of sucb stock as may be VIII Oe sold at public auction, a the office of the Com. IAny ln Mineral Park. Mohave County A. IT, on the 21l ahy (" December ls7J at the hour of l2 o'clock N uf ucn gay 70 pay the said delinquent thereon together with cost Of advertising asd expense of sale
 OPFIcE-Minerai Park A. T. bov9g4
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-29

Gen. Crook is expected home today.
The New York herald., 1873-12-09
THIEVES AT WORK.

The following robberies were reported to Super
intendent Matsell yesterday morning, as having
taken place since Saturday last. Want OF food are
forcing many men to adopt this method OF getting
from the community the means OF saving their
families from starvation
Captain Williamson, OF the Third precinct, re-
ported that some time during the night before
last the store OF Francis ID. Mesigh at No. 229 Full
ton street, was entered bv thieves who forced
open the front door and carried of IL pals OF but
ter valued at $3.50. The door was found open by
an officer.
The residence OF DR.. Perrin, at No. II East sixty
eighth street, was entered by thieves while the
family was absent On Saturday night, and $500
worth OF jewery was carried on. No clue to the
thieves could be found.
The Office Of p. A. Madden, at No. A Beaver
street, was entered by burglars on sunday night,
who succeeded In effecting an entrance by break
ing the lock from the front door and in carrying or
2 500 cigars, valued at $3.50.
large pane OF glass was broken by some un-
known thief in the window Of the store OF Freeman
4 Burr, clotners, at No. 256 Broadway, on Sunday
afternoon, and six overcoats carried on. No clue
to the thieves was found.
Sampson Harris, residing at No. 251 Hudson
street, called at the station house yesterday and
some unknown persons, swho stole SAT worth OF
clothing.
Morris Lobstein, residing at No. $3.50 West Forty
fourth street. called at the rwentysecond precinct
station house on sunday and reported that mis-
residence had been entered by thieves, who sue
ceedcd in breaking open trunk where he kept his
sverware and carrying OF about $3.50 worth.
Captain Killaea made an investigation but failed
to find any ciew to the thieves
The New York herald., 1873-12-09
sea,s arrest and Yesterday afternoon Justice otterours
COURT cALExOAas-TH DAY.

CouRT or OYER AND TERMSER-Held by Judge lngrh-
ham--rhe People John McDernott. homicide
SUPREME observation-disclosures TEnM-Part =
Held by Judge Van vorst-Nos 4i2, 495, 5bz g3 l3Io,
iS9s 6l6 1880 1882 1854 1885, 1855 S9o 1896 7oo i7V
sgrREnr CouRr-rIRcuIr- TERn-Held by
Judge Barrett-Nos l0ll1x. 81, H. 100 1895, a57 55!
1872 1912 s05 3S7>s, 1887, T3 468 9o5 ssi 1862 iHl
SUPREME CoURr-CnAnnERs-Nos. 16 81, 45. AZ, 55 49, 10
49, a. 80 90 ~ e5. 96 81 49, 1904 l05 l07 l0g liU ilS
Id liz lzl ll5 l9 100 l2i ~. 25 l2b9 i2a 2y i5U
sl S2 1856 O il l42 i49 i5o i52 i5s i54 ia5 1856 io9
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL TERn-Part I-feld by Judge
Moneli-No. 535 Part 2-lied by Judge Sedgwick--Nos
li6 4 1885, 772 692 696 l2s4 1885 7o0 zS 6i2 Si4 Sl6
CouRr or ConmoN PLKAs-TRIAL TTRx-Part1-He by
2546 22e0 2z 1888 ss2 2265 SO 23l6 l79 2ss 2o08 2S
9O 23 2l7s 2726 2420 l4l 2l0 1873 040 lg2 ls25 1zs
Part 2-Hed by Judge Larremore.-Nos 2i8, 24Sz l44l
2OH
MARINE CouRr-TRrAI TxRm-Part Held by Judge
2ss2 1922 ss23 $50 sC42 1922 2lss 1858 800
s7a ss S so sod Part 3 S,ed liz, , By ndge ,o
s0l3 1867, 1859 3O6I Part 3Held BY Judge Joachimsen
Nos 2720 $3.50 2sss soo2 s62 2s94 s4s4 72 SO7O
CoURr' or GENERAL SEssIors-Held by Recorder
HacketL-The People Gemaro Copertino feonious
assault and battery same VS. James Donavan feonious
assault and battery: Same Alexander Corbet and
Joseph Massnuch burglary and grand larceny same vs.
August kessler burglary; Same VS. John T. irving,
burglary; Same William Harley bigamy; Same vs.
George H. Smith, forgery; Same va John savin grand
larceny Same vs. John Kelly, grand larceny Same vs.
grand larceny; Same Ferdinand Belschosfki three
The New York herald., 1873-12-09
THE COURTS.
JOH N II. IRV IN @.
The Self Confessed Accomplish in the
Nathan Murder Come to Grief
His Conviction Of Burglary.
BUSINESS IN the OTHER COURTS.

will be by the report below John T. Irving the
author OF the sensational confession to the Nathan
MURDER yesterday tried In the Court OF General
Of the old burglary indictments that has
been so long hanging him. He was found guilty
and remanded for sentence.
Harry Genet made his appearance yesterday In the
Court Oyer and Terminer with his counsel in the ex
pectaton that his would be ordered ON trial 1t
was postponed however, but time fixed for the trial
to take place. The prevailing rumor is that the District
Attorney is waiting the of Judge Davis to the
bench of this before bringing to trial any Of the
Ring
In the matter Of G. b. Grnnell Co and George Bird
Grinnell alleged bankrupts, Register Allen, TO whom
the proceedings had referred has reported to Judge
Batchord in the United States District Court, that in
his Judgment the ought be discontinued and the
Judge has now granted order coincding with the
suggestion of the Register and directing that it be
ried into effect
Mr. A. H. Purdy United States Assistant District At
forney this district will proceed to Washington i'm
nedatey for the purpose of arguing before the Supreme
Court behalf of the government. in the case of
Edward Lange who recently convicted in the
United States Circuit Court before Judge Benedict OF
misapproprating quantity Of mail bags and sentenced
to years. Imprisonment and a fine, The matter has
gone Supreme Court habeas corpus counsel for
the prisoner contendng that the sentence was illegal as
1t included fine and imprisonment, contrary to the
terms OF the statute.
Rosa McCabe otherwise known as SISTER Mary or
Stansaus" has been discharged from the Lunatic Asy
lum Blackwells Island. Mr. John D. Townsend, her
counsel having laid the facts Of the before the
Archbishop OF Halifax, and failing to get response, now
proposes carry the matter to the Church at Rome
The New York herald., 1873-12-09
SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8. 1873.
In the case Of Snow United States rel. Hemp
sted United Attorney Utah. question was
whether IN the Territory Utah. United States
torney for the Territory the Attorney General OF the
Territory. elected under the Territorial law by
the Territorial LEGISLATURE, is entitled to prose-
cou. aay % n decided tat na h The prscos
which too long prevailed, both in Utah and other Terri
TeTritory VI is the proper oficer The practice IS
regarded as an anomaly. because all offences % IN
of Sosrsss Se
from their business as ordinary courts the Territory
II must be sustained The Territorial law providing tor
the appointment Of prosecuting officers Of the local
Ass oud o he rs aoa to s IN
such cases The Court say that the decision work
troll Of Congress Judgment is reversed Mr. T Justice S
Hunt delivered the opinion.
The of Henshaw and others vs. Bissel, from the
of land situated in the north part the Boga Ranch
was to-day argued before the Supreme Court The decs
PLAINTIFF in error gave them the title at law
and in equity and for other minor reasons Messrs. X.
nd and Dick e ns here and
In the Of the Star Of Hope Church ct al from
the Circuit Court for California; in which the ship was
shelled almonds in the hold on voyage from New York
70 San Francisco when the contract and Gus
e coa hold Sr ta eAs s the he ts aCnaa sr Of 'Ae ns
&c roo . hss w
cessary to decide whether there custom respect
OF such goods OF storing them in the after cabin the
Mr.. Justice Bradley delivered the opinion.
The New York herald., 1873-12-09

Harry Genet Re ady for Trial, but the
Prosecution Not Rendy-Financicrfng
In New Jersey-The Prosecution Of An
Election Impostor.
Before Judge Ingraham.
Aiarge crowd gathered yesterday in the Court Of Oyer
and Terminer-Judge Ingraham the bench-in the
expectation that there would be resumption of the
Ring trials Harry Genet present with his retinue
Of counsel and the District Attorneys Office repre-
sened in full force II looked very much as though
eager expectancy the part the throng
There were ssme am sa the %
Genet and his counsel leaving the Court greatly to the
po1sa Mssnims se sstty ascha5ssd Until
the % sessions m m
The Case OF Robert VS.. Woodwork.
Robert VS.. woodworth President Of the New Bruins
wick Carpet Company. who arrested Friday last
charge of conspiracy TO defraud the State Bank Of
New Brunswick N j. of s5OOoO1 brought before
tned by Mr. Charles " Brooke his counsel release
asked for the ground that he was illegally de-
taned and BY virtue Of any commitment process
Of PIT By ~, q ne y H of this STAT M
pss1v % % s hd sEa c5sss Is n
District Attorney Lyon claimed that the should be
or the sSh as i Sss Not ST. all i
for the sSeri produced the on moton 81 MT.
adjourned the hearing until today 70 enable Ooan
wSiie this charge Is pending against woodwor 1. is
alleged BY those who claim to be fully posted that Ger. r
this matter SO much that the slightest nmatou
saw nothing Of positive nsinua ons against them, has
the effect Of making them exceedingly nervous There
is in fact said to be much more in the than appears
on the surface.
Dcnis Hogan Admitted to Bail.
A bill OF exceptions submitted in this case by
Colonel Fellows. Hogan it will be remembered
Gently convicted in this Court charge of personang
an election inspector the last election Judge Ingra
ham signed the bill The effect Of the certificate to stay
the sentence 1t cerfes that there is probable cause
that Injustice might be done Judgment pronounced,
and the case therefore, review to the Supreme
Court General Term Meantime Hogan was released on
Sl,UO0 bail
There being further business the Court adjourned
hia On
The New York herald., 1873-12-09
ESSEX mAgkET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge otterburo.

Before Judge Otterburg.
Justice otterburg presided at the Essex Market Police
Court yesterday and disposed of large number OF cases
OF drunkenness and disorderly conduct
Alleged swindifng.
Charles Boand Of s2 No East Twenty first street. re-
spectacle looking young man. was accused by his late
employer, Alexander Monroe OF "a Rose street. OF
bezzlement II alleged by the complainant that tho
accused had embezzled $5 money received tor clothing
he had Sold and which, was charged he had approprl
hted 10 his He held 10 answer The
prisoner was also committed on charge Of obtaining
from freeman Barnum OF No gO6 Broadway, the OF
$50 on behalf OF Alexander Monroe, and appropriatng
.ne same 70 his own The Court held him to answer
III default Of " 00O bail.
Foolish Companionship.
Richard Hammerson, OF No 65 Division street. was In
tho company OF william Barnes OF NO "a Ola slip.
last Sunday night Barnes had 800 in current bills OF
ana check on the Corn kxcnange Bank tor
- ~ mnd went round 70 various places
tue entire contents u bic wallet as o4usad BAmmar
The New York herald., 1873-12-09
COURT OF GENECAL SESSIONS.
Grand Larcenies and Burgisrtes.


Before Recorder Hackett.
Charles Saunders tried and convicted Of stealing
gold watch valued $500 from the person Of Henry E.
Owen while passing through Eighteenth street on the
22d of November. The prisoner passed the watch to
confederate and thinking that the complainant would
withdraw the charge, returned the watch in day or
two after the larceny The accused went the stand,
positively swore that he was born and had always lived
n S G Ss guilty x
said TIA, Saunders was the most mpaaent and perursd
rst III t.
23d Of November he stole silver watch from Robert
" INDICTED
ana q Cigars I pess
guilty t1 an attempt at burglary n the third degree
two os years and six months. ''A'' ''is0n 'oi
oa o nda uer On hs @
property Of Henry Elliott He was sent the State
James NoTTssy who the ID OF October stole cloth.
ing worth $U pleaded guilty to IN attempt at grand
William Carter and Arthur K Small pleaded guilty to
b.sds On Tie en worm ''' rom Henry
aySSs pleaded guilty Indictment
an old lady in varck street. and was sent to the Penten
JShn s,t sTss e scy who on s Of august
sent 10 the House OF Refuge.
Acquittals.
John Mitchell placed trial charged with Mt.
tempting to steal gold watch and chain from the person
of Peter Hughes, the night OF the 3Oth Of October
while attending political meeting in the Fourth ward
II appeared from the evidence of the complainant that
the cnain broken evidently by pick
pocket Mitchell told his story artcssly and was so
clumsy in appearance that the Court and Jury were sat
isred OF his Innocence He showed by Brooklyn CON
tractors that he worked for them and honest
Mr., Russell abandoned the prosecution and the jury
acquitted Mitchell ''
Patrick Bergen was tried upon charge OF stealing a
accused returned the watch TO the before he
was charged with stealing It, all the circumstances
showed that there ielonious taking OF the prop.
prt
The New York herald., 1873-12-09
CITY COURT.


The Interest ON City M0neys-Suit Against
Ex-Collector Badcau for 100000.
In accordance with resolution recently passed by the
Common Council, Corporation Counsel De Witt be-
half Of the city, yesterday instituted action against
Isaac Badeau late Collector OF Taxes to recover the
amount Of interest city moneys received and alleged
to have been appropriated by him during his terms Of
70 5sy ,s r w
os found the man points q the sSeap In she ease
That under and by virtue Of the acts aforesaid be-
the duty OF the said as said tax collector
Gr taxes d @ cy eSa
Of h he M for sa
said city Of Brooklyn and e render tS
That divers and sunary times between the ast day
said deiendant as collector Of assessments
ssed G Large
q ad
That The said deiendani in violation of his duties as
IN Of the acts oresaa and
Brooklyn upon the day which he received the
his property in various banks and moneyed nstu
Il AYERS on Information and belief that said banks and
moncyed institutions allowed for the use Of said moneys
and the rate Of three four cent annum
and paid s % n ad and 70 aid
during the period above named. amounts the OF
about 100000 .
That by Of the neglect and refusal Of said de-
fendant to pay said moneys received by him
aforesaid to the Treasurer Of the city OF Brooklyn the
plaintiff lost the interest which would otherwise have
accrued thereon and been paid to this plaintiff and
thereby damaged in the sum OF more than $l0o0O0,
~ the s q e o sSd
made aforesaid is the lawful property OF this plaintiff
but that the defendant In violation OF his duty such
collector and in violation OF the acts aforesaid.
hold the same IN his own name and for his own and
refuses to pay the same to plaintiff although frequent
demands have been made by plaintiff for the payment
fharao
The New York herald., 1873-12-09
JOHN T. IRVING.

Trial OF the Self-C0nfesscd AccOmpI1ce In
the Nathan Murder for Burglary-Hc
IL Convicted and Remanded for Sem
tcnce-Another Indictment Hanging
Over Him.
In the Court of General Sessions Recorder Hackett on
the BENCH John Irving who has sought to escape the
penalty OF lesser crimes through confessing himself
accomplice in the murder OF Benjamin Nathan, and his
ability to explain away the mystery enveloping this
terrible tragedy, yesterday placed trial upon
indictment for burglary in the third degree. There
no delay in procuring jury, but just before they
Mr.. william F. Howe who defended Irving said
that he sincerely believed he ready trial. but he
just discovered that the indictment upon which the
prosecuting officer was going to try the prisoner for
5n ase n ns sa to % II @
accused upon old Indictment and ready pro-
s mass sn as
IN Ne
Therefore to have IN order
witnesses in California
SsS d lis
@ s S 81 s %sc phs.sean
e % was s M
toroos ~ reason Of his professed knowledge Of the
vas simple sTssstion d Sursarously g sasssns .
gold
Tho first witness called was Henry A. casperfeld who
ss % o a s %
broken into the sats burst open and g silver watches
soa
an c 9a s s ane 1
seraocn tsssssn three and four the doors were
CO..
nss s1en an b. to
Ss.s sssss4
p s the. be S called
him again I'm he saw him Court aiisr the bur
rfss oss Of 'a Eossss
s n
rooms @ 70 let showed them to him; he said be wanted
x Sss
e
sns story aS h
he 81 Il he 5 AND MS On ss n aay
with dark whiskers and having small satchel they
hy gSas up % sn " % make % srs
S fssn s s
his friend oame back saturday evening. and She gave
SSsrs she s posssy issntIsa ne ps:spsI and SAID
also picked
went 70 the premises Of the complainant and saw how
placed and, proceeding 70 the roof the scute
oDen large sectional imIny he discovered the
SAFE which was exhibited to the jury This closed the
for the prosecution.
IRvINc's STATEMENT.
Irving then went upon the stand and swore that he
LETT New York the I'd Of April by way of Chicago
San Francisco. and after remaining there while went
to Forest Hill and the lst of June In Sacra-
mento. He denied all participation in the bur
gIsry for which he was being tried. In reply
to MT kusselFs questions, upon crosscxaminaon, he
said that ne was never arrested for any crime in Cali
f0rR that the confession SAID to have been made there
mitted that he made o statement about the Nathan
murder and solicited to be brought back to New York
All the confession he ever made was published the 22d
OF November in the columns of the NEW YORK HERALD
Mr. Russell read certain extracts from confession
which the priser made about the burglary question:
and Irving st0lty denied that he such Ian
guage saying that his confession about the Nathan
der as true his statement made the stand.
FOUND GUILTY.
The Recorder delivered brisf charge, and the jury
rendered verdict Of guilty Irving remandcd tor
sentence there is another indictment for burglary
against him.
The New York herald., 1873-12-09
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Charge or Counterfeiting-Curious {

Charge OF neutrality-suspicious. Case.
Before Commissioner Davenport
Yesterday George W. Westbrook who Is stated to be
partner In the Mexican Mustang Lniment Company was
charged before the Commissioner with having in his
possession two counterfeit ve.twenty bonds for ST. 900
each.
Mr. A. H. Purdy, United States District Attorney, con.
Quoted the prosecution and the defendant also had the
aid Of counsel
TESTIMONY A. n NEwcoxBF
A. b. Ncwcombc deposed IL am an oficer Of the Sc
cret Service OF the United States government; know
the defendant by sight saw him on Saturday last; we
sGme naea % about two yeweny United
the defendant M II he had boarded 50 Bond
s INN 4 r. h had ' Sns 1a.s
wSn ea o n %S hand II ns
on sne ground that he was IN dures the time
ssySe 'S SsisSdans SS5sSsSn said he had
noss soadssn Ss 60 me- ton WITH other parties
the Of he ns sonas mas s n ism
bonds the bonds brought 10 our oce 'by by
agerson who + not 4 an Sns Stlicsr En-. y
branch oice sDs Secret Service Seeeksr street.
sss he william sRsa s ns
sas said sool s @
s e. n he used na Words % e % make
n soms esperlmens, hs aid mot not sIi me what snpsri
hs sad The i%prsson on the coupon was astnst
Ss G% r ne e rest he c % not s a, me soa nn n s e o6o
We: for SAID il done under the sanction Of The
wu.. ,l.s!I.osr ov wnuAs y. wm1E
bonus 1.-THE sSbTrsssry Of This ely said he had Desa
81
ssr1ss IS" ,9;. q s ScnSs e G issa
iSs v;S;ss: ssS;ss%'assiss ;sis ga heard
e moss Il s q Q vs ss would
1nn waA Ds case FOR the gcvernmsst The matter was
The New York herald., 1873-12-09
SUPREME COuRT-CHAmBERS.
The Special Sessions judge


Before Judge Brady.
Denis Keeler. convicted in the Court Of Special ses
sons beating his wife and sentenced to to
the Penitentary, brought yesterday before this
Court writ of habeas corpus procured by Mr..
William +. Howe his counsel Mr. Howe traversed the
RETURN that the persons called Justices OF the Special
Sessions Court in the return made by the warden not
Justices Of the said Court and that the man was not
victed by court Of competent jurisdicuon The OBJ
ject as stated was to test the Of the
act Of May. 1878, appointing the new Police Justices.
Judge Brady said that counsel had In another case ap
piled to the General Term 70 affirm the Judgment Of the
Court below
Mr.. Howe-But that simply 70 let the 60 be-
fore the Court OF Appeals.
Judge Brady said that he understood that fact per-
fecty but he could not how far the decision Of the
General Term would influence him.
Mr.. Howe suggested that the General Term ad merely
given decision lora to allow the case to be carried
not want their decision to stand but SIMPLY wanted the
Alter further discussion the case application
of Assistant District Attorney Lyon, was postponed till
Thursday to allow him to put In an answer to the
traverse.
Decision.
The People, &C., Fanher VS.. The Commissioners OF
Taxes and Assessments for the City of New YorKOrder
The New York herald., 1873-12-09
SUPREME couRT-specIAl TERM.
The City Appraisers Fees.


The case Of Adrian H. Muller, who sued the city for
SIS services Of the committee to apprass
the city property under the direction of the Commits
oners of the Sinking Fund was brought to trial yeser-
day The put in the usual defence that there
Judge Davis held the defence insufficient but expressed
doubt to whether the complaint stated cause of
the Sinking Fund Commissioners directing the Comp
what the fees were be- Both sides were given time to
amend their pleadinQs.
The New York herald., 1873-12-09
COURT af SESSIONS.

Ex-City Treasurer Spraguc's Trial.
Before Judge Moore
The trial OF Cortland A. Sprague late City Treasurer
down for yesterday. District Attorney Britton
however being able appear in consequence the
Investigation of the charges against him. the trial of Mr.
Sprague further postponed until the 18th inst.
large crowd had assembled in the court in antic
patton the wOulu proceed.
The New York herald., 1873-12-09
COURT OF common pLEAs-spsclAL TERM
Decisions.

Decisions.
By Judge Loew, Jr.
Thompson vs.. Thompson.-See memorandum
ODonnell O'Donnel.-Judgment of divorce granted
to plaintiff and custody OF child awarded to him.
Mckenzie ct al. vs. Jones.-Mouon granted.
Fuchs INSTRUMENTATION for leave to amend
complaint granted payment of $40 costs
Hamilton Observation-Disclosures Of divorce granted
to plaintiff
Mlntz Bancroft-Motion to continue injunction and
appoint receiver denied
Minor, Jr., Nostrand-Motion to open default
granted on payment of $40 costs
The New York herald., 1873-12-09
SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTION. AUCTION. AUCTION.
IA This day. Mt private mansion 21 East twentieth
street Broadway, commencing at Uis O'Clock, COM
prising article necessary for gentee
viz Rosewood Pianoioe, cost $780, elegant Parlor and
Bedro Suits Mirrors Brussels Carpets lace Curtains,
Oil Paintings, Bronze Clocks Ornaments, single and
double Bedseads Bureaus, Wardrobes spring and hair
Mattresses, Lounges Bedding; also dining room, base
ment and kitchen Furniture. -
A UCTION AUCTION. AUCTION.
"A Magnificent u,.
.- Furniture,
at the elegant residence 80 West 18th ST.,
between 9th aud 9th avenues
nae commencing ION O'CLOCK,
on THIS DAY Tuesday).
Drawing Room Furniture, Pompadour. Grand Duchess
Styles silk hrocade Etagcres Stenway Piano,
velvet Carpets Paintings, bronxes Clocks Ornaments
rosewood, walnut Bureaus, Bcdsteads Wardrobes Mat
tressea Extension Table, Sideboard Chinaware, Glass
ware, Cutlery; also Furniture servants apartments
The rRest and richest assortment Household Furniture
. " 's' - 'xUoUsrE MARrISEs. AueasnssE.