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New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
SIGNS OF CATARRH.

No other such ionfhsone treacLerous unicrmlnns
maady curses mankind. One.ffh q Children die Of
generated by Its Infectious Poison, aud oneourh
living and drag miserable from
the same While asleep, the impurities the nos
tris are necessarily swallowed Into the
haIcd the lungs poison Of the system
DIR Wei De cvcr's Catarrh Cure ahsorbs purulens
virrs kills the seeds of poison In the urtbest parts
the system. IL will only relieve bnt certainly cure
caarrh at stage 1t the only remedy which In our
judgment. has ever yet really cured Of Chronic
Cntarrh.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
THE CHARACTER OF A WlFE-MURDERER.
4.;.l .r Diat.1 Rnlha for the nnrder of

The trIaI OF PIetTO DuIUO IUr tHt HIUI'IcI UT
his wife not completed yesterday Inc testimony
was TO show that he had borne good character and
that his wife had aroused jealousy by her conduct
with other Joseph Anselln ragpickcr, testined
that the prisoners wife had proposed TO HIM mat they
slOuld elOpe together smile went around lhe room
when Mr. Buckingham called as witness " Arkangel
Gabrola, pronOunciDg IL as II II were Atchangel
Gabriel. This witness was mild looking Italian win
cold earrings He said that mad known the prisoner
many years quiet. pcaceahlc man. BaIno was
Examined at great length By Assistant Distflet-
Trn
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10

uufer the bench Of circular saw In the Watson
Machine Shops when the saw started and the
boy's head was sawn open from the top TO his ears
Yesterday he was able 10 talk and was rational. lie
cannot recover.
LONG ISLAND.
FLusnrYG-The Regents have instructed the
managers of the high school TO organize class Tor
the instruction Of teachers. beginning january q.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
BURKE PLEADS NOT GUILTY.

William Burke, alias Stacy. who was brought
to ths city from California charge o; killing Alice
strickland June 10, 1877, arragued IN the General
Sessions yesterday, aud pleaded not guilty his trin
was appointed FOR Tuesday next.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10

OF n year Ii was offered by Mr.. Watson. but was
corrected by the Executive Committed. kefoiu.
drawing of Spanish, and of architecture and the
Industrial arts from $4,000 to $1,000, and appoint.
ing Charles Roberts IN instructor OF e'ocuu"n ~
S2375 salary, were referred to the Executive Com-
mittee with orders to report next Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
THE BELLEVUE HOSPITAL FIRE.

There were new facts yesterday as to the origin
of the Bellevue Hospital fire. DR.. James X Wood.
the well-known surgeon, said to a TRIBUNE reporter
Il can't account for the fire, though l made
careful inspection of the buildings yesterday. 1t
could Not have caught from the stove, for that was
some distance from the room in which the fire orgi
mated. I understand, however, that there were
ether and other drugs in the room, and this fact
may help out the theory Of sDontaneous combustion.
Those pavlions are little less than tlnder-boxes,
aud wonder that the fire was so slight"
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
AN OCEAN STEAMSHIP DISABLED.

Inc s'>.mship Hauss. from Bremen, yesterday
reported that u. Monday ~ i~+;.,da 400 Se, .,orth
longitude 67o a2' west. she passed the steamship
Devon In q disabled condition and returning to
port. The Devon sailed for Bristol on Saturday
and will probably arrive here this morning
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
KEEPER ADAMS A FUGITIVE.

The case of Michael Adams, the Biackwells s
Island Penitcntiary keeper, who is alleged to have
caused the death OF Christian schneider. convict on
May 81 last called the Special Sessions yestcr-
Gay Adams did appear. and hs bail forfeited
Patrick whelcn OF No lO9O Frstave. is his bondsman
N
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10

Buy Martins umbrella at KNox's. For
gloves select pair Of Dents KNoXs You an
English Derby at KSoxs English silk hats feature at
Ksoxs goods Just imported portion OF the at
fractions adapted holiday gifts for both ladies and gentle
men, at PIP Broadway ana Fifth Avenue Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
TWO LOCOMOTIVES WRECKED.

CHESTER, Penn, Dec. GA freight-engine
ran into pssseneer-tran this morning Eddystone,
just above this city. the Delaware River branch OF
the Reading Railroad. Both engines aud q passenger
were badly wrecked. but no person was injured.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
Swallowing
P0IS( ON

sprrfs OF disgusting from ihs nostrls or np,n
the tonsiis Wsery Eyes snuncs. Buz,iDg the Ears
Deafness Cracking sensation IN tho Head Insrmtent
Pains the Eyes, Petd Breath Nasal Twang scsbs in
the Nostrils. and Tickling In the throat
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
THE TROUBLE WITH THE PILOTS.

The Committee of ten appointed by the Maritime
Exchange to investigate and devise measures of
relief from the excessive port charges of New-fork,
met at No. &c Bcaver-st. yesterday and completed
their plans The material for a pamphlet was read
which Is to he sent, it SAID. TO each member OF
every State Legislature each member of Congress,
every officer holding position under State or Nat
ionai Government, and to every person interested
in the Merchant Marine OF the Nation. The form of
a subscription list was adopted. Counsel is to be
employed TO work in favor of the move vement at
Albany and at Washington and a new bill is to b c
framed free from all technical points and abso-
lutely legal.
The pilots Of the Hercules sent TO the Com
missoners yesterday the report OF their earnings,
which amounted TO 81 ,O97 64, and incosed check
for the per cent commission according TO the by
laws The Commissioners refused To receive the
check as they do not recognize the Hercules as
pilot boat,
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
MANHATTAN REACH NEXT SEASON

Inc Mahha'ts Beach Improvement Company
has under eonside,tion four plans of the hotel
that Is 10 De eIec's east of the Pavilion. Each
has about 500 feet t.ntace and 400 rooms. The
grounds on the bay sdt,f the hotel as well as on
the ocean side will be tasefuly laid ont. and there
will be broad verandahs "a around the building.
A spacious hallway will extesd h,,n the ocean to
the bay side of the hotel
The stockholders Of the New-Ynrk, Bayoidoe and
Jamaica Railway Company yesterday elecsd the
following directors: Austin Corbin, ): Is: UP.am.
Charles l. Flint, ~ J. Johpsop7 Z Z: Fanikn..
A. c. Chapin. g. s. Moulton. j. X. o. Sherwood and
f. W. Danton. The directors esc.SJd austin
fofy,n %oniton .sopctoPV P~a .nd treasurer The
foIloG;nS SiIectors werc feslected by the stock
Efi EoSbin. ] 8. UpSam. Charles L. Flint John L. Far
veil b .. Corbin, a. sully, 4. g. Chaplin. Phllan-
~. Dunton, w. J. Hehre. and @. 9. Moulton. A.
fsfbin was elected president. j. b. Upham vice.
Srestdeut and q. d. Moulton, secretary and treas
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10

WINCHEsTER's HYPoPHosPHIrgs
WIN cure Consumption Coughs. Bronchitls Ds1iity go
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
tAnouncenents.I

The HOLMAN PAD cured me Of dyspepsia,
while nv own treatment failed This treatment has been
universally efcscous with all patients who have tried IT.
The evidence Is overwhelming.
" FREDERICK 7. GARRTT. NJ D., Boston,
Member OF the Royal College Of Physicians. England
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
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MARINE INIELLIGENCE.

MINIATURES ALAANAc.
ann r,ss, 7l4 snn sets 4.33 Clock slow. Tn.
Moon rl.ss. 35l Moon souhs $50 Moons age days 81
rO-OAr-t n.
sandy HOOK. 4l6 Gov. Island. 44o Hell aa's- $50
BIuH WATER rODAr-P.M ~
sandy Hook. A:4T 5:lS Hell Glts s:O7
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10

When the scalp is annoyed with dandruff
GIRSSs SULPHUR SoAP will be found nfable remedy
HILLS II AIR AND WusKgR DYE. black or brown, 0Oc.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
CASES OF SUPPOSED SMALLPOX.
SUFFERING FROM THE DocroRs' PERPLExITY

SUFFERING FROM THE DOCTORS PEaPLExITY-
MISS BRowS's COMPLAINTS.
The following affidavit bearing upon the case of
Miss r. NJ. Brown, the Sxth-ayc. florist, who
charges that she was taken TO the smallpox hos
pital against her will and without cause. she cid
not have the smallpox. was sent TO the Board of
Health Yesterday by the Sanitary Superintendent.
The Board, however, did not meet, The affidavit
IS signed by John Brown. the resident ply sican OF
the Riverside Hospital. lie deposes that
on Tuesday. November Is, 1879. Miss A.
NJ Brown was admitted to the hospital
from the reception hospital as case of smallpox
An examination showed rose-Ied semi-confuent
papuar eruption on the face neck and arms. There
was a similar eruption Oh the soft palate Ill the
pharynx The patient refused to give any history
and a diagnosis was not TO be mado from the phys-
cal signs alone. In accordance with the request OF
the Sanitary Bureau II was immediately INFORMED
Il the effect. The patient was placed IN room on
a floor where no contagious disease had been Tor
ihree months. The next morning she gave the loi-
lowing history
with a chill followed by severe headache, pains
Ia the back and legs vomiting fever, loss OF appe-
tite. scepiessness and constipation. hese syinP-
toms remained until the appearance of the eruption
November ~, when the pam III the back ana legs
ceased aud the headache and fever almost
entirely disappeared. The eruption made Its
frst anpcarancr on the forehead, was accompanied
by some burning and itching and gradually ex,
tended over the rest Of the lace and neck ana
aims. ~.
The history was so clearly that OF smallpox that
an od.nion was tciegraphed TO the SANITARY Bureau
20 that effect. The same afternoon Miss brown was
again examined and diagnosis of acute eczema
was arriV ed at. Miss Brown was then informed, the
hfjdavit continues, that she might leave the
hospital either TO return home or to be transferred
10 another hospital. She expressed herself well
satisfied with the care she had received, and asked
10 be allowed u remain until her entire recovery.
There beng no smallpox in the hospital, her
request was granted On the morning OF November
20 Dr. Taylor chief of the yaccinatlng corps, was
Informed by letter that Miss Browns case was not
one OF smallpox. sunday November -, the
patient was visited by her brother. Robert Brown,
of Providence. r. L. who expressed himself well
pleased with her surroundings. told her that he was
satisfed that her case was one IN which an error
might readily be made. and asked 10 have her
allowed to remain in the hospital until her recovery
DE- Frnner of No. 326 LcxIngtOn-ave.. reported
stie health d}Oard Monday that Alexander
~. "A child of eight years, was sick with Inc
sun. -nox ON the top floor of No $50 Broadway. In-
epeS,ys were sent TO take the necessary measures
20 SS"ss. the disease. As brother of the patient
uau luAr rrcov cred from the chicken-pox, the dis
scfer to be- possibly 81 the uss same c2r
po''o" i'V"N tenement-hOusc on Second-aNe
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10
VETOES BY THE MAYOR.

pIsAPPEovAL or RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE
THE ALDERMEN - MIR. CARROLIs DIGNIfIED
QUESTION.
The Aldermen Yesterday took up the report OF the
Committee on Streets to allow the Prall Heating
Company the use of the public streets and places In
which to lay mains for heating, etc. Alderman
Roberts moved that the report lie on the table, lie
supported this in an earnest speech ana IL was car
ried. Alderman Carroll who wanted the commit
tees report adopted remarked to Alderman Roberts
:" You think you're smart. don't youp to which Mr.
Roberts made no reply.
The resolutions asking the Park Commissioners
70 give notice TO the Elevated Railway Company to
take down Its structures in Battery Park. were re-
Turned by the Mayor with his Veto The Mayor
says:
"The occupation Of public streets and places by
elevated or other railways without compensation to
the city and to the of the adjacent property
damaged thereby, is an injustice which should not
have been permitted, and which should be corrected
wherever legally possible. will request the Coun-
sci the Corporation to take proper proceedings 10
oppose and prevent any further encroachments DY
elevated railroads upon Battery Park and other
public parks whenever any snch p eneroacpmsnI pnr
do not find anything TO indicate that any further
encroachment or new structures are now In progress
or In preparation" -, >.
Tho resolution exemptirg the Roman Catholic
Orphan Asylum from the payment OF Cr0ton water
taxes also vetoed. III accordance with the opin-
ION of the Corporation Counsel
A complaint was received from property-owners
stating that the Eighth Avenue Railroad Company
now neglects to run cars at night above Fnty-
ninth-st and asking that il be compelled TO run
Them or else the franchise be sold TO some other
company. The matter was referred to the Railroad
Committee.
Several other vetoos we're read and when it be-
came evident that the MayoT had not sent in veto
of the Chambers Street Crosstown Railroad scheme,
Alderman Stewart moved that the Board adjourn
to Thursday. The motion was carried. Ii gem
orally reported that he object of meeting Thursday
is 10 receive the Mayors veto of the crosstown rail-
road lob as the time for veto will have then ex-
pircd The Aldermen who voted for the adjourn
incnf all voted for the cTOsstOWn railroad.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-10

INVESTIGATION OF ALLEGED IRREGULARITIES IN
THE DOCK prPARrNENT-THE Nrw-YoK CEN
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-21
Fridays News.

| District Court meets on Monday. Be ou hand, liligants.
 The postoliice at Fort Rock, in this county, has been discontinued.
 j general court-martia has been ordered 10 convene al Camp Apache on the 1st of December.
 Taxes are due, and become delinquent early next month. The time for paying should be extended, if within the power of the Board of Supervisors.
 TRAISs CoMING.-The following teams parked at Seymour, Wednesday night, en- route for Prescott Geo. Young. Herman ilaupt, Geo. Carey and Matt Lynch. 1 The daughter Of Gen. Daniel E. Sickles, | it is reported, has elopcd with man named ! Mccarthy. The Sickles family were stop- ping in Paris atthe tune. The elopers went 10 London.
 The stage robbers who "took in" the coach on Wednesday evening, four miles from Dixon's ranch, followed the same to within short distance of the station when they turned to tse hills.
 4 wagon enroute to Turkey Creek, be- longing to Pete Reed, loaded with furni- ture, upset on steep grade, breaking things generally. Cause of accident, giving away of the brake.
 We hear that J. D. Cusenbary has pur- chased for a New York Comnany, tho Cen tennial Mine, west of Cullings' old station. on the Ehren berg road, and that he has left for New York to arrange for paying the money.
 Mr. George Jackson, of Walnut Grove, and Steve Condron of the same place. are in Prescott. Both of these gentlemen are SUD- porters of the MINER, and have shown their appreciation of our efforts to show up little corruption.
 Geo W. Curtis, the pioneer lumber mer- chant of this section. has been to Phenix on q business trip. He found Phenix quite lively, farmers busy putting in their large farms with barley and wheat. The roads he reports in excellent condition.
 Mrs NJ. M Fisher, who is conversant with sll the details in connection to keeping irst-class boarding restaurant, has rented the corner property formerly known as the Antelope, and will, on Monday morning next, open tho same .to the public as boarding house, and solicits patronage.
 C. E. Genung, who surrendered himself to the authorities last week for cxamina- | ton, having killed a man by the name of Oscar Bacr. on Antelope Hill, was bound | over in the sun of $2,000 to appear betore | the next Grand Jury. He gave the bond | necessary and will be forthcoming at this term Of court.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-21
sonora

4 corresp7ddsnt of ihe Tucson Star, writ ing from Ores, Sonora, under date of Oct, 5i, has the following in regard to the min ing resources of that country:
 Tha country is rich in mineral. In fact thers is mineral ia every mountain. There are many old miies with great shafts, tunnels and other diggiugs which were worked years ago by Inc Spaniards, that are unknown t0 this generation; their value and inc treasure tbey have produced are both sarouded in mystery, though many tales arc told of their fabulous wealth.
 The country has undoubtedly a great future, and will soon be iuli of Americans and Amer.can enterprise. Labor is very low; ouc than can do about half as much as sn American, gets ouly Sl9 per month |; consequently, low grade ore which would not pay m Ariz)na, can be worked to a pgl Gi here"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-21
Knights or the Road.

The outgoing coach of Gilmer, Salisbury
 < Co, Billy osborne, Gfiyer,was stopped about f'urseen miles west of Prescott, and four miles east of Dixoea station Wednesday evening by two lnghwsymen. There were on board, besides the driver, two passengers, Mr. RothchiIds of San Francisco, and MT. Walters of Phenix. The passengers were ao. molesied, and nothing taken from the stage except W. F. & Co.'S express box, which contained about $2 50 The robbers were armed with shotgun and rifle, which they brought into direct line with the per sous of the driver and passengers, command. ing them to throw up." The order was obeyed. the treasure box delivered ard the stage allowed to pass on much to the relief of Billy Osborne, one of the best drivers on the route, @hO felt little sea sick while looking down the large chambers sf the shot gun.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-21
BORN.

In West rescott. to the wiAe of Robert Y BAlsrson son. Wife and chiId doing well. and the father as ''hsppy a big nower.'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-21

Ihe svs1 lanles noN earoufe to fhe D. C.
 V kofi Ahsppiel Dnst bc 0f a neE klua
 The reader is isfSfei to our pEblished ifeigai llst from Aaslcop4 for particulars.
 9'iey arc probably tsang elephants fer Ry- saEa's clrcss.
 Richard Dekshn is lu t9En from ihe new town ef smifhvii.e, where ~orkingalea are als ousy epeuing atnes, buiidlBg. and at- teasing Co tke'r own busiaess, without resaTa cF thsega4i of rs4efr heishisors. A hapFy state of affaigs, indeed.
 AeriDl.sx.-S. Leno.r. ~hile pAiatins fAe igoai of Messrs GoIdEaseT & Bsos. neW bsick siofr, this as0Fping, made missiep, aad ieii ifoD platform about nice feet, ifJnFiag his back and severely sprziniBg oae of hss ankles.
 The atteu'ioB of readers is called to the advertisement Of Messrs Martia 6 Co., soias- ia aaofher column. They are popu- seg merchants ai Sf. Johns, la Apache County, sad parties going fron, this section vi. Had hsm liberal gentlemen to deal wifh.
 TosRsroSE A reliable gentleman and good mechanic. writing to a frieaFi ID this io~n From Tombstone. says that business m much over.ieuc in that b8aanxa land and iiiai old Yasapai is the best country yet ss we would advise those xho thiak of go- ins there @ eonsldrr before they leap.
 When aa appropriation shall have been secured frT fixing the wagon road oyer the Aogoion mouaian, our silver mills can be iugaisaed with s4it at a less figure from Apache county than from any other source ae believe Mr. Campbell will secure an for building this much need ed and much talked of shoroaghfare.
 ErREKA is the name of q new paper just s,arted e Las Yeges, NM. IL contains 2s columns of well selected snd arranged read l ing matter, Is well pristed aud looks as 'hangh II has been born 10 live. The con- iesis certainly indicate good hclmsmon at l's tilleTs who, we presume 10 say, will | gaine If eHinentiy to the deepest seas ofl journalism We tender the Eureka fra teFuAl grasp.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-21
"WEDNESDAY
J. NJ. More is up from Kirkland Valley.

J.M. More is up from Kirkland Valley.
 The holidays arc fast coming upon us, and Santa Claus has been sending in large supplies for the little ones.
 Mr. Walters, of Phenix, has been m town for two CT three days drinking pure cold water. sure cure for raeumatiSm.
 We nresent to our readers a complete list. November term, of the District CourI Calendar, in our issue to day
 TSptop stock is now on the rise and quot ed at S1.75. It ought to be S5 per share there is no reason for it not selling at that figure.
 The friends of Secretary Gosper are pleased to know that he has made sale oi the Emmet, aud other mines, in the vicinity of Coyote Holes.
 Hon. C. C. Bean expects to do something sooR with Yavapias grand old mine the Davis, which can easily keep hundred stamp mill employed for the next iity years
 REruRNED-Hon. Gideon Brooke return ed from an extended visit to California this morning, His health is much improved and he returns looking younger than of yore.
 Jack Shull has laid in this fall a large quantity of hay for winter use. According 10 the predictions of old HaSsayamPers we are to have great deal of snow, and Jack Is wise in looking out for horse and mule feed in time
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-11-21

! Wa. AeEmEn. gf Gibi.s Clsg. dles a. t4e istl iezi. lis sas 5 l.F5ni neat c5tix-a 'alA Aia ecsta HsA be much Eezgtfted l,v hi nasasfaaf aoItalGfances ilE0nghsuf th, TesiieFg
 Barry P.eFge, knight Of fhe -Ars Pre- sgattIe arrived ca ihe eoassh Tai. morn. -ag lsem CailfeFais To take position in ti,s Aitsa o1ee. hFisg ca your Job Aosk
 sat.eae4.
 ft ls slaant tme our people were ssine uP a Clifisfm4s Tree for ihe school children ie. sVgg lsessos ilgoa in small ausuai sad sssae llis yoHng f''.ks happy before tIss c-sse oi iae old Year.
 darleoSa. Nov. i9.
 Freight fsr ibs foilosiag parties arrived ga ihc isls
 ifeg' Haskell. pkgs 3f0.
 ! | Bray, ii pkgs s00.
 Tas NlBiag Record of New York City. q SalIt1le eEeslngc comes Co iis tbis week much enlsrEai and bumfall ef valuable mining and afi.er neas May it contirBe Co infse sease in dlmensinus, strength sad tiossht and be Paifonized by every Hline- la iae land
 Ihe snali amount of local laid before orr Eeafies today, caa be accounted for from i4e fact iaal pFeseut our Feziers wlli iiie annual frport of General Wllleo1. u uhi.h i- quite ieagihy, and aiso the calendar oi ibz aext iersa of ghe District Csart-au of sh'cA is good reading.
 We ara pleastd to isarn, through a letter written by ". [. Howard le a lr!ead iu this town, ol tae prosperity. at Leadyslie, of Fred Henry, X. W Ca.ltn, and Jay C Kelley. As, IIoSaTd deseg.i,es Leadville d. Q lively place, bat cold and unhealthy Every l,efsoa going fhege Hish weak lungs. do it at ihe leFli of losing their life
 Ths mo,ion Co dissolve the injunction in the case of the Peck Mining Company of California vs. thc Peek Mining Company ofI Arzoua, Peck. Blgel8B, Alexander. Fitch and Churchill. Wili be beard t0n,orFow morning ai i0 o'clock, before Judge silent la the court ro0n. The arguments of conn- gel in tllis particular case will be quite in- tcresiing.
 IHANRsGfyfNo.-- Elsewhere we publish Lhe Thanksgiving Proclamation Of Gov srnor Fremont He asks the people Of Arizona fo lay aside all usual occupations 5n Thursday, the 27,h insf, and unite m a ommon and heartfelt tribute 10 the Al l mighty for tbe restored prosperity and i peace which has beea y0uchsafcd 10 our