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Found In Gowanus Hay.

On Friday morning last John =. Schneider. n
youth Of 10 years. was sent by his employer, John
Hoffman, barber. at 47+ Hudson street a dentist In
West Tenth street to have tooth extracted lie did not
90 10 the dentist hut mystcriously disappeared Two
fishermen tound his body ia Giovanni. BAY on Wednes
day. and an inquest was held bv Coroner Bennett As
There were seaip wounds and other indications OF
lruct, and the youth had urly - that he
known To- have had PRIOR 10 his his rea
usts called at the New York toruutrs Office yesterday
and demanded an investigation.
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Fairchiid aud the BAR Association.

Tho Bar Association Of this city. II we
rightly understand it, Objects was formed for
the purpose of king after the interests of the
profession i represents, and also of the great
public. to which that profession holds close and
important relations. II may take notice of what
ever concerns the administration Of justice or
the conduct Of the individuals or the judicial
bodies hat are intrusted with its admini-tra-
ton. We respectfully suggest 10 the Bar Assoc
citation whether the later management Of the
Ring prosecution is not a suLjet which da-
mands its serious attention.
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There Is not man in Sing Sing TODAY. pro-
sumo who could not make an equally plausible
an equally pitiabl". ami moro truthful state
Tweed or his counsel are likolv To- nssi',i
against the CONDUCT or decision 6f Mr.. Fair
enid. Tue fact is. Twecd's party is very large
great political parties " this state. But small
proportion probably Of those who have been
COMPROMISED 10y their associations with Tweed
or, yet IN the pillOry. All these are Interested
in his relpasp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-22
burglars roiied.

Frederick Cooper. an employee in Charles W.
Quincy hat mandatory. at 80 and 327 West Fifteenth
street startled wodne shay evening by the raising
OF rear window Of the fret story A. he reached the
bottom Of the stairway hc encountered three men the
foremost ~ whom. hurN f' struck hm 10 the iacr
kno, King HIM down Mr. 'oN isr made SOME ouffrv aud
ti- uUNg. ran ON hi. Way tN the factory Yesterday
M Irnns he saw MANN Tenth avenue whom ho iicut
n'i A. Ia. a.saiant fl, la,r tNc nam, James
kfuNtuN ul 3 sixth JasADt NAudull
han default iail
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Like King Lcnr's Daughters.

Two weeks ago Justice Gcrlich Of Union Hill
committed Engcihari' Br,hm. oi man. to the Snake
I'M Luniuc Asylum on the application ct his daughter
Louise and Frederick J. Bensc subsequently County
Physician Converse examined Brehm and found him pcr
hctN stnt lie Wa discharged. The next dAv he alt
pied 10 H. use for his clothing. and refused Brehn
sMs WAT three years ago DE- accumulated sou winch
e placed IN bank HIS daughter cunsiret with Reuse
to get posse >sion of It, aud they got him putin On
some trivial charge while he in jail has daus hter
tried ~ get his bank book. but failed.
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In an inquest yesterday in the case ~ George
Edlcr. tramp who icd 70 death the Sidewalk IN
trout Of the Union Hotel in Fourth avenue Monday
the testimony showed that Charles Maruout detected
him drunr- he ORGY. ~ it-vr beer k,s- amt pushed
HIM away lldl,r rll cot uf. staggered lew y. ps
ih"n ioil a-Htn and DO soon asrNuii varic-e Nen
hciug .fnpWrri Naluunt was committed under 500
bail The jag! verdict being that death m-ht ha,, been
A.-a lAila DIV ~. lu.M
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Euslntss psiltts.

For the Country. Boots. Shoes. CATERS,
So r.. tllN lll ltlttf~ lah -Ifi Supply
tUu fl'm at MlLLLRA GO = sis broadway, Dom. stlc
Budding
The Hest Rcmri, for Children while Teeth
Mi " - -l.lIN = Iil..iI. =. f4.l
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A CITY DESTROYED BY FIRE.
YtyrrV mrs IO>T IND Sf?.OOO. 600
UOEIH or PROTIRTl III RNLD.

a, Johr. Ncw Brunswick. Losing Every Lead
,ns Bu,incs- House. it, Hotels. Newspaper
uni,rs Markets. and Churches Ever, thing
4, vhi,h the Town took rridc Wiped Out.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

ORDERED To JoIY uIs COMPANY Lieu tenant k. R. Stevens, of the class of 1877, West Point Cadets, who was assigned last sammer to Company A, Sixth Infantry, now stationed at Fort Rice, Dakota Territoy, has at last received or,lers from Washington, to join his regiment at that post During the interim between the time of his graduation and now, Lieutenant Stevens has made his home in Prescott, with his mother and sis ters, and it Is no nattery, but simple truth, to say that both he and they have won for themselves a host oi friends ia Prescott, at Headquarters and Fort Whipple Had the powers that bc consulted the best interests oi Prescott society, they would have assigned Lieut.. Stevens t0 duty at Fort Whipple, in order that he and his family might have rC. maincd with us. but as war itself has no conscience, those who adopt the profession of War must submit ta the arbitrary and un- feeling rule of those in authority, though it be iu obedience to an order Co quit the society oi friends in B lovely land, and take up an abode in the cayerns of the North Pole.
 Lieutenant Stevens, with his mother, Mrs. stevens, and his sisters, Mrs. Msxey and Mis- lda Stevens, will leave by ambulance for Fort Garland, on MendAy next, there Co take the cars for Cheyenne, and thence per hap> to Omaha or Sioux City. where steam ers run up the Missouri to Fort Rice We hope the fortunes of war may return them to Pre- 'Sati hetor1 a grcat while, aud in this hope wr bat iaiu ia that of thc entire com muaity. civil and military.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14
To-day's Photographic News.
SPECIAL TO THE MINER.

san Diego, Dec. 1S.-In 1874 the President approved an Act to protect lines of telegraph or used by the United States from malicious injury or obstruction. Nes- terdav. Jesus Montijo was arrested at Tucson for stealing telegraph poles, and put under $500 bonds to appear before the grand jury, February next. kEADE'
 Officer in Charge.
 LATEST F. M.-The party out from Bowie io hunt up the mail due at that point, found the stage-driver killed, ten miles from San simon Station. and the mail bags, buck board and horses all cut to pieces.
 Whipple, Dec. H.-Heavy rain between Yuma and San Dtego. | fear there will be no Press report until late. II.
 Bowie, Dee. 15-2 r. m.-Ihe mall due here yesterday has not yet arrived. IL IS feared that the Indians have taken 1t in. l.. Florence. Dec. 13--S p. m.-The |. S. mai was attacked and robbed near Desert Wells 2s miles from Florence, by two Americans yesterday. Passengers not molested. Moth | ing of value in the box. h. SAN FRANCIsoo, Dee. lS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

The widow of the late W. C. Ralston, oi San Francisco, who was left worse than ln- solvent on the death of her husband, was taken care of and presented with fortune clover quarter of million of dollars by Wm. sharon and other friends of her late husband. who now according to the San Francisco papers, haze the modification oi l.. ,xinq that the widow of their friend. , sn5 =, aipient of their bounty, is wasting ,bo e,-.,,no their muniGcence had bestowed ',',,, ha- +, -otous and eXtr1vagant living ss Ftl, ,he " sbaneless companion of hbestine' and harlots
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

REGARDS OXIpIZING FCRNACE.-Please read the advertisement of Richards Turn ace published to-day. Our readers will re- member that We copied from the Yuma Sen tinel some time since. an account of Profess sor Richards method of handling ores. This furncce is tbe one mentioned in that article and is intended for roasting silver and cop per ores prior to teaching or amaigamaiion. IL is represented to be the most economical, and at the same time profitable method yet devised for roasting refractory ores.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
WEDNESDAY,.

DISCHARGED. Jacob Armintrout and Charles Whipple, who were arrested on com ,,la;nt of NIT. Mclnerney, on charge ofkill- ;,s some of his oxen. were discharged this morning by a motion of the District Attor- nev- as he found that the grounds for the ar rss, were insufficient, This ease has been handled m the Justices Court, at Verde, quite crnerally. and is beginning to become some Skst disgusting to many of the hard work spv farmers, who have been called from their Ia6ors to testify about matters with which they are not very familiar. To-day, after inc defendants were acquitted several gentle men arrived from the Verde as witnesses, which is not only a tireSeme. but expensive ,r;n. It is to be hoped that the disagree ,rept will be amicably settled without re- sort.ng to any more law.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14
Irnor Lnyrrr.--This pentleman who has

JvDcE LovETT.-This gentleman who has been in Prescott for several weeks, attend ing to the Bixby case, left for his home al Hollister California, this morning. During the Judges stay with us, he has gained many friends. who wish him pleasant journey home to his family and friends, and express desire that he may so arrange his large and extensive business there, as soon to bt able to return and take upresidence in Pres colt. The Judge will return here inside ol | three months, to remain.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

PoErRY.-We have received a somewhat pOetical effusion entitled "The Prescott Cooler, which purports to have been writ ten :n his cell, in Prescott Jail, Dec. :, 1871, by J. M. Armentrout. It seems to have been his first experience in prison, and as he protests his entire innocense, and as the District Attorney appears to have believed him, it will probably be his last. The mat ter of his discourse in verse is not sO bad, especially the facetious portions, but would have been much better suited for publica- tiosif written in plain prose. 1t is reluct- antly declined
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

FcoN THE SANDV.-S. C. Miller, who in connection with his brother. has the con tract for hauling ore to the signal mil', ar ,;,ed home last eveGiug, afi ? several aeeA 's .l,seece. where ais business called him. He re- ar,sents everything as moving along in ;he S.ady coaatry, nicely with fair prospects for the liyeliesJ camp, soon in the Territory The McCrackia Company Src pushing work on their new mulI and 1t wifi be ready to commence operations about the first of the new year, when the average amount of orc crushed daily will not fall short of l5O tons. The ere from the McCrackin averages about ss0 per ton which will give the proprietors of the two mills yield of $90o0 per day, or about S27O,O00 monthly, aggregating how ever three millions per year.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

Six of Bryan's teams came Tn to-day loaded with aS,s9O pounds, assorted freight for l.. Bashford < Co.,. and 6l 900 pounds for Fort Whipplc. This is only marker. Bashford X Co. have a world of freight on the road and Atkinson < Rusher's teams are unloading at the Post to- day, besides they, have any quantity yet to come. The road k said to be lined with teams, and yet freight accumulates at the landing at Ehren- hrru
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14
Proclamation.
VT OFFICE. TERRITORY or ARn1zoSA

t,.-r,,,r,vr OFFICE TERRITORY oF ARRIzoSA, PREsCoTr, Dec. II. 1871. Backed by law and the demands of justice hereby , and conviction of the villains engaged ia robhing inc Fxnr-s and United states Mail near Desert Wels, on the 18th inst .,,., ,,. ,hs sarnc r.war, will be Iaid for their dead bodies. The officers of law and courts of justice should 'esch that class of out laws" now In our Territory, whv have hiohvay robbery and murder in their hearts, that for these crimes speedy death or Imprisonment for life will be their certain coom.
 Tn witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and caused the great seal of the Territory to be affixed. Done ai Prescott A. IT., this 18th day of Dec lsI'. IsYAtl JoHS ]. GosPER,
 Acting Governor. Ar1Esr. IoEs I. GosrEg, Stct'y of iot
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

NEW ADVERTISEMENT readers VIII find several interesting advertisements in this issue of the MINER. w. A. Howar" will carry passengers and express from Wickenburg to Signal City. J. l.. Fisher @ Co have an attractive assortment ot hoii' day goods. Mrs. Merrill will make dresses according to latest Modes de Paris Kob crt ConnelI X David Grubb, send warning notice to their co. partner in the Lone Tree tnninn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

BouGHr THEM oJT.-Messrs. Connolly X Armiio, of Albuquerque, \. NJ, who arrived recently with some 10000 lbs, coffee sugar, 1000 lbs. genuine Rio Coffee, 1000 lbs. oi soap. 1000 lbs, ot New Mexico flour and 1000 salt, made sale, to-day, of the entire invoice. to Messrs Bowen. Knowles * Co., for about $l.00O, cash This k no doubt the cheapest lot of groceries ever bought sold. or brought into the interior of Arizona The gentlemen who purchased these good' are new corners and propose to sell at a low figure.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

NEW STAGE LISE.-W. X. 'to""Io' 'ie old freighter. has established res ''-''' i'i'' of coaches which will run from Wic%eh' burg to Signal City. on the Big sandy ever! four days. Mir. Howard has had much eN- perience in tcsming and running stages and as he has been in the Sandy country for several months, taking personal ooSer vations. we presume that he .s thorough! satisfied that the enterprise is needed ah' will prove lucrative.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

BLACK WAREIoR.-We were shown to- day some ere from the Black Warrior which struck us as being more silver than rock. The ledge. at 115 feet from the surface, shows well defined lead, with 3 feet of yery rich antimonial silver sulphurets, which is worth from one to three dollars per pound. At the depth of l75 feet, however, the Com pany are necessarily compelled to suspend operations until such time as they can send te San Francisco and purchase an engine which will enable them to hoist the water mt as fast as il runs in, and also the orc that they blast from the bottom of the shaft or stope from the ledge The fact has been thoroughly demonstrated that the War rior hhs millions in it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

s. (. Miller has arrived from the Sandy
 country, and reports that the Signal mill IS getting away with fiftv tons of ore per day, and working as we'll as could be hoped for, considering that everything is new, and many things to be added, and changed as
 the necessity manifests itself in the process of working. .., The Miller Brothers have kept up With inc requirements of the mill m hauling ouartz. by having quite start on the dump to beoin with. but sam thinks they will have to put on more teams before long, m order to keep up.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

ISprANs TRoURLEsoME.-Supc Hart ofthe San Carlos reservation, telegraphs to Col. Martin that the Chirieahuas under Chiefs Hoo and Nol Gee. attacked tram oi waoons belonging to Ramon Safes, enro1te from Silver City \. NJ, to Globe City A. IT. a day or two ago. Soldiers from Camps 1p Thomas and Bowie, are out after them. We have no further particulars.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

II. II. Bixby, who has been under heavy bonds for several months for having killed John c. Page, while he, Bixby, was in a state of temporary insonity,and so adjudged by the Jury 8 few days since, left for Cali foruia in the outgoing coach yesterday morning. NTr. B.. during the whole time since the serious atercation took place, has conducted himself with exemplary preci' sion, and We hope his path may ever here after be one of peace and quiCtness.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

AN AEIzoNAN KILLED IN NEW MEXICO. John C. Clancey writes to James smith that. on the 7th of Nov, T. X. Travis, was shot and killed at Las Lunas by an unknown man. Travis had driven sheep to \. M. and sold them. and we judge, from the tone | of Clancev's letter. that he was killed for his money, as C. Remarks that "this Is a rough country. where a man can't get away with his coin" Clancey bought sheep oi Smith last year. and drove to that country but has probably not sold them, as he has not vet been killed. Travis, the murdered man. formerly lived in the neighborhood oi the Verde.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

T. c. Bray, of the New York and Boston Store, arrived by yesterdays stage, direct from the East via San Francisco and Ehrcn- berg We shall have more to say about it tomorrow, and when hls twenty tons of clothing arrives, say iE five or six days, he will have something to say to the people in . two column advertisement
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

CATTLE FROM OREeoN.-F. Nj. Mognctt % Fro from Umatilla County Oregon, have arrived at Fort Rock, with 375 head oi cal tle including quite a number fit for beef Tbev came through Nevada, and are now out looking for water and range with view to settlement in this vicinity.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

BusTNESs. Lieut. Reade has now suiii- eient wire al Ph@uix to run loop to that point, and do away with repeaters at Mari copa; and has, also, 200 new poles at Cur Us mill awaiting transportation to replace old enes. He is using every effort to get the lines in first, class shape.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

John r. osborn, accompanied by two of his daughters, Mrs. T. Banum and Miss Rose Osborn. arrived in town yesterday from Ash Creek. We learn that Alr. Osborn is about Ia remove with iis family once more to PhwniN, where he will engage in farming
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

JC. Orrs. AcQUrrrED.-In the District Court yesterday, the case of the Territory rs I. c. Otis was concluded and submitted to the iury. which, after retiring 30 min utes from the jury box, returned verdict oF mot guilty
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

MORE GooDs.-Lucas & Brown ns team came in and unloaded %, 400 pounds of gen orol merchandise for finders k Rowe, :his morning. They are seventeen days From Ehrenberg. and report that there was l'o, GOO hounds loaded on different teams for Tres colt about the time they loaded, and that Il will all be here within two or three days.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

Henry Lyon, who has been called, like Cincinna,us. from his farm, not to take part in war or politics, bus as witness in Court, was allowed to depart this morning, and took up his line of march for the base of Bill Williams mountain, where he has established a hermitage, and but for official interference, like this, would probably spend the rest of his days in listening to the whispering winds as they sough through the pines in winter. pr wander through groves of bloom and de,ach the delicate blossoms from the trees in summer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

]. II. Lee, the enterprising proprietor ot the American Ranch, has returned from the Little Colorado country, where he went some time since, with his large oand oi sheep. Mir. Lee left his flock grazing on the nutricous grasses that abound Tn that sec ton of Arizona where they are to renHih
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

NIT. ?, Craigue is in town from the Tiger and We learn from him that Mr. Helm i, busy working ON the Tiger that he has cut through G feet of vein matter, and ss vel has not reached the hanging wall Mr Craigue considers the Tiger second com stock
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

The bright object seen near the moar'
 few evenings since, has been pronounced ny a scientific gentleman, to be volume o' the Congressional Dictionary, late oi the MINER office. wrapped up in twenty ne" preenhacks of dollar denomination each sent us by NIT. Beuhman. the Photographer of Tucson. Merely trife. Petty thievery
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

Haupt < Haughn loaded ai the storeroe-n of c. P. Head X Co, to-day. 5000 pound, of wool which the firm send Co Eh-enbcrg there to be forwarded to Livingston X O.. San Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

Mr. Rob5erts, enc of Nerles mos, extensive farmer. waS called to Prescott, as Witac,s in ;he oasc of McIUemey ys Armintroug X Whipple, but owing to the action of the Dis ;riot Attorney his attention was not required.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

We hear it ncwsed that x. E. George, who is Deputy Sheriff in the eastern DOT ton of the County, has collected taxes quite generally, and has been somewhat reckless with the money
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

Charles Fredericks' little boy, five months old, was taken seriously ill yesterday. Dr. Day was called, and after the most unrc- mitting care the child is much improved this morning, and will probably recover.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

Haupt x Haughn's team came in, ycs,er- day, from the Colorado Rivcs, loaded to the guards with supplies fnr different firms in town and lot of machinery for the Peck CnmpanV.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

CITY TELEGRAPH OFFICE CLosED.-Mr Seed having found more rcnumeTatiye em- ployment, has thrown up the City office, md the messenger will hereafter make two trips office at the Post, and the City. Messages 1 Jeff a, the Drug store of Lincoln < HerricS ] or given Co the messenger will De attened to
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

RE. Harrington, of Ehrenberg, who at tends to the forwarding of goods, etc. Is reliable gentleman and active in sending along goods entrusted 10 his care.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

How TO XIII TowN.-" Onderrate every present and prospective enterprise, speak iii of the churches and schools tel everybody the hotels are bad; enlarge the the vices of the people, especially the young people; withhold the patronage from youl merchants and tradesmen, and buy youl goods and groceries somewhere else; neNei Subscribe for the local papers. and
 .., .-., E., i.qeinoa. refuse f1 advertise
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

Geo. F.. Brown and ]. NJ. Dodson, two good men. each, offer their services to the citizens of Prescott, as Village Marshal, al inc ensuing election, early in January.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

Bowen, Knowels X Co, are fixing up the old Hayden store in an excellent style pre- paratory to opening up their large stock ct goods. which are due here to. morrow.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

Frank G. Parker is building himself " fine residence in West Prescott, which VIII be, when completed, s valuable acquisition to that part of our village.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

MAscmERATA-We acknowledge the re- ceipt. ard return thanks for the compliment, of an invitation. and ticket ef admission to a masquerade ball to be given at the Gen eral Crook Club l. 4sns af Y s"er'ers on the evening of tn 3tt t.t CT. . coming new year.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

The Secretary of the Territory, Hon. J. J. Gosper, informs us that he has funds and Is ready to pay all accounts which properly belong or came up for adjustment in his denGrtment
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

James Douglas, hardy tiller of the soil from Williamson Valley, we met Tn town this morning, and he informs Us that things are oblue" in his section.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

How came the Sentinel man to know that each apple in the IF boxes at the lum' wharf. marked Bones < Spencer, Prescott was wrapped in paper: Has he been pros pecting.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

Two emigrant wagons passed through town to-day, each containing seven or eight pcrsons. all anxious to find a rich silver bo-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

The sto,e of Fisher S Co, has been put into regular city order, and presents beau tiful appearance Holiday goods have been received, with more enroute' emof"c- ing everything required for beauniying home. They sell cheap and are anxious to see their old friends and everybody else' al fheir salesrnnm.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-14

Mir. Wm. Black, one of our largest stock raisers, who owns the Marines ranch SIX miles east of Camp Date Creek, has been stopping in Prescott for the past few days.