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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-24
GOLDWATER'S COLUMN,

READ THIS :! Do you want choice delicacies to eat'
 Go to Goldwster & Bros Do you want Wines to drink,
 Go to Goldwster & Bros Do yeu want good pair of
 Boots or Shoesi
 Go 10 J. Goldwater & Bros Do you want hobby Hati
 Go to J. Goldwster & Bros Do you want stylish suit of Clothcsl
 Go to J. Goldwater & Bros Do you went Dress Goods,
 Dry Goods or Silksl
 Go to J. Goldwatcr & Bros Do you want to buy Christmas Gift'
 Go to J. Goldwatcr & Bros Do want any Carpets or Rugsl
 Go to J. Goldwa'er & Bros Do you want elegant Furniture'
 Go to J. Goldwater & Bros Do you want rare Engravings or Chromos! Go to J. Goldwater X Bros Do you want Silver or Plated Warei
 Go J. Goldwater tS Bros Do you want Hardware or Saddleryl
 Go to J. Goldwater & Bro s Do you want anything TASTY, FASHIONABLE,
 BEAUTIFUL,
 ORNAMENTAL,
 ELEGANT, or
 DAINTY, Go to l. GOLDWATER & RRO'S CORNER OF yORTEZ & GOODWIN SIS. Prescott, A. '.
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District Cour, rrooeedlnSs.

District Court met this morning, his Honor Judge silent presiding The follow iug bnsines> was transacted, and Court ad- journed until Monday st To o'clock \. N.:
 Blackburn wss arraigbcd. anu given until Monday morning at l0 o'clock Co plead.
 United States Fs Dtwes continued for the term
 Brdwell rs Garsidet Masfcrson for de- fcndaut-gfan,ed leave io tte amended answer to-day
 Ia 1he matter cf ihe Territory 5s. Jea- ringssu. crietcI that all witnesses far anal agsiu-t defendant rr lg attenisucC 0a this Court. on Aouds uvSt at iJ o'clock.
 Cu.tUMarfrs. NnE.c co --. S1mc order in relation ta. Uitug~s ss i1 thc csso above.
 Neu.n was issue,i l'5 70 inyor, ;or Mon day next ip tbs ease ot Jeuuinssan
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PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.

HEADoUABT Egs DEP'T QF ARIZONA.
 9fyTgg GBfEE fo9NfssAAr oy sVnsssrzNcr
 Prescott bsTracsa, a. IT., JNsIuuFy g, Is7e. , SEALED FfsOpOsAI.s fn irip!ieste ssfh A rs.,y ,s this siTertises-lt attached viii t received a, ts5s eface snd at tbs ~css of iha Acting Ass.trut f,e, nssaries of sgbsisteuce eseh ihn rosts f.,,ss herein untll i4 'ooef- uoun. MONDAY. FEnRraEy A l-7e, for tha sEprly ef the following fnsptfs. . Flour d tho Iests named belos.
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Printing and Advertising.
 OFFICE or THE
 ClEsE cF E1r BOARD or HrFHHvfsous oF GaVfF CoUSTr, ARIZONA. I---------.---- ! I---


 lizF-e9lr. daEHlrs 1e. ir7a. BIDS. wlia csFy of this aslv~rtl-esnaut rfsnohss and a1fuPauiei bf stiisfsct1Fy bonds For the per- fofaanee ul the saHe. Tii ba rseevel bg sad Ecari nuiu 70 prosifua, "a i1 eetoeE A- a Ter furnishing tlaak csase as uf's hiaaks, ear 1ufa. 1arora er+- nf,ie- ssd prgf--iT aud pol taH T=1epis. bound in te.s ruItllz iu5 iu e4s ai ise rsia rsf b1sk com plata, a4 Tor ithsF ba1-e s thr rate per thousanI ff, tlcliHE pretz Hfs. s. ft~., for adreftiF5i,f rFar1 zion of Farfa1tr and for other cauntF ser- '~-if, la ee1s form, siHars Ger au.s and subse- quelt fusFF.f1ar-
 Is rigli t3 r-i aly ai hids and C. cancel s,ae contract H5aie r tae s1e-sss1i ui1 Ter ,s -saer. Ily orisr og the BaanL
 MILAN wILKE Ss0S, clsrt. Br JSo. Lf0Tn. DeFufy. Drss-nher I7. lsls-fr.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-24

Territory Of Arizons, County of Yavapai, ss- JoaS sPRuANcr sud SAMUEL L. STANLEY, partners trading and doing business under the firm name
 of Spruaace, Stsnley Co., Plaintiffs,
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
STATIONERY.
OFFICE OF THE CLERK or THE BOARD or SUPERVISORS oT YAVAPAI CoUSTY. ARIZONA. TREkcoTT. January i6, 1879.

OFFICE OF THE
 CLERK or THE BOARD or SUPERVISORS
 OF IAVsPAI COUNTY. ARIzoGA.
 PREScoTT, January i6, 1879. SEALED PROPOSALS, with a satisfactory bond for the performance of the sae will be received the oce of the Clsrs of the Board Of Supsrvso un;l 10 ociock A. A FeSruarf 3, isl3 for stationery fol- lows: k reauas psrchrnen,, legal cap. T. reams legal cap lo-IS. 7is reams Congress letter, ruled. reems Congress letter ulain. reanls commercial note. pisIE. Team bli paper, very large. 2is rsams biA paper. So sheets envelope ptper. ream neayy wrapping paper. 10 boxes tnvtlopes, per sample. SboKcs envelopes, per sample. box enyeloYos per sample. ls box envelopes, per sample. i4 dozen pen holders, per ssmpie. dozen pen holders. per sanlule. Rross Adams golden pens, No. i. gross fgscrbrJus' . expressing pens. gros' stsrbrooks expressing pens, No. l23. gross Esterhrook' ntsx pens, No. 0le. sruss Gililtrs, E1. 4gf. gross sss rted pens. II dnzsn D.xon's s. Y. lead pencils, round. dozen D xon'u s. M. lead pencils. hsHason. do-cn Faber's lead pencils, No. L. ld0zen Fabcr's lead psnells No s dozen FahsF's E. lead pencils. .sdoEen Fabcr's rel sui blue lsa.i pencils, large. dozen boxes paber fastensrs. per sample. is dozen boxes paper fsstouurs, Der sample. ia dozen boxes paper fasteners, DOT sample. 2 gross rubber bands per sample. 2 gross rubber bauis, per sample. 2 gross rubber bands. per sample. 2 boxes VsfcrE. small 1 boa waters. large. s5 sneets plotting pabe-. large. 8 huaches plotting paper. per sample. 10 spools tape, Der saIrple. hsxvood rueTs. 8 papsr folders. 7conbinaton usbbers snd erass-s. a knife erasors tRogcrsi. 22 quarts Arnoid's fluid. 6 puts carmine- n quarts uucage. ( mscilage bottles with brshss bottles for esrlains igrouad siass stopper. 2 Inkstauds. 2 2sponges and cups. dozen sticks snadng wax. 8 paper wriChts. 2 letter Clips. l letter scAse. Co saIsh pounds. hye-qaire blank books, fdlli bound ullf. 1 :our guire bzak book. account. tIrca-quire bb-nk books. ? two-qulre baFK books. I index Dook- record books. samples may be seen wln be fursishsd from said ,fice. The right Co rcj; any ail bis add to or deduct rom thu above Eces, t0 select and procure the same i any before December si isTs or in any quasti- lee. is reserved es the Board. By orior of tle Board.
 WILLIAM WILKINSON. Clerk. DT JSo. LLOYD, Dapg'y.
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In tho District Court the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Yavalsi. HENRY ASHER and LOUIS WOLLEN-l
 BURG, partners doing business under
 aL. -l- I- nm
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In the pisr.ct couet of the Third Judicial - Ysvspat County. MuRAr MAsrERsoS, Plaintiff,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-24
Food for County Prisoners.

OFFICE OF THE DoAna or sCFERvTs3as OF fAvAru Co. ARIZONA.
 PREscOrr. January ls, 1879. ! SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing food for cOsuy prisoners for year from date of contract wil De rccc fed gatil s1ary a lsa at f0 o'clock A. N-, hy the Busri 0f Supervisors. propsais Co state the rate per prisoner per ay week. and acootaBAid by .aiisfacoTy bead for the perforarcs of he same The right Co reject any al bids is reserved and also s any tae Co cance the eoatract us1e wtA the successfui bl6der.
 tiy order af the Baarl
 WILLIAM WILKINSON, Clerk. Dv JSo. ILorp. Deputy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11

mshop performed solemn mass IN st. Patrcks Church
for the soul OF tho deceased. at when a
large congregation assisted. The service was
exceedingly solemn and impressive. At ';3o
the members OF the press officers OF the Court mcdca
men and few others who had obtained tickets OF au-
mission from the Sheriff passed into tile )aiyard
in front OF the scafod At 500 o'clock the pIack haH
rednred by law hoIsted upon the ROOF OF the JAN
and at the same time the hangman. covered Win paek
linen from head TO foot and looking, as he afterWard
nrovcd 70 be- like an awkward, clumsy and ignorah'
blunderer made his appearance and slipped the enu Vi
a rome through q hook in the top OF the BEAM leaving
a loop dangling in the air , ,o,
Ahont seven minutes past O'Clock the unhappy man
made his appearance led by Fathers VIM ana 'rkeT
with whom ne had spent the last hours OF ms le,
yaed stradfasty and the three knelt on the scanniu
where one OF the Reverend Fathers utterTTI u
solemn prayer on behalf OF the wen :. IheS
were accompanied by the Sheriff; ialor ana
other officers of the Court Farrell sara no'm-
ing the spectators-scalCcly looheu az to a nn
The dan winch alone separated HIM from the unknown
world The Reverend gentlemen again knet to pray Or
the departing spirit, after holding cruAc'nN 10 al
The drop should now have fallen but very many
seconds eaps Il before the exccutOnef couu ger the
holt to work. and the murderer turned a
saw: {" How much more Of this SUSPENSE = Ills
pinioncd hands instlnctvcly caught III thc
roI, as ne felt the drop falling, and thus he hung ne
tween life and death, presenting an aWin spcetatite
one gentleman among the spectators tainted az the
sight. Tnc poor victim uttered piercing cry BS con
uuual shaking the hangman nghtcd the rope anu
he body fell another foot, but not Hicless, LOT
il was convulscd with pain for several minutes
after the fail, and death was not pronounced uh5,
down and the usual inquest held. IL VIII be Ourleu III
the ChOrra burling-Sround; 1900. o,o,,
Thus ends OF the sdddest uaSeues c''' 'i''' 'N
IN this .,lROrhoOd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11

Greeneave., died suddenly yesterday while working on
q building in WitherspOOnst., near Marcy-ave.
Charles Dippcll, age forty-ive a well-known
milk dealer OF the Eastern District, living at No. 80
WytHeaye. dropped dead serIay morning from heart
disease
Nearly 5000 cigars, which were stored on
the iour above NJ f. Tunons cigar store No Is Court
st., were stolen between a. ~ and p m. yesterday
Their value was $500.
Charles SchOppa. Of No. 1913 Yates-avc., be-
came insane on Thursday and threw himself out OF
sccondstory window OF his house. He was locked up IN
the Gates Police Station. Recently he had been
unsuccessful In business ventures.
Coroner Smms, who has just returned from
visit ~ Washington, held Guest yesterday In the
case Of James s. Wood OF No. l3l FultOnst who com
rnitted suicide on Wednesday by shooting himself
through the heart The showed that his mind
deranged AID that Tact was SGT IOTlh III the NCIuc
Of the jury.
a block of land in the Eighth Ward,
bounded by Third and FOurth-ayes. and Twenty-sxth
and Twenty-scventnsts.. South Brooklyn, sold mn
der foreclosure on Thursday. II owned by william
Hatfield who several years ago refused 100000 for tie
property Hc mOrtgaged It for $4,000 10 James \.
Roosevelt The proceeds Of the sale were S3SlN The
lots ThirG-ayc. sod for $3.50 aud $1,000
each.
1t Is rumored that Mayor Howell intends to
suspend Commissioners Flaherty aud Bennett, Of the
Board OF City Works who under Indictment FOR con
spracy and felony II this is DONE the operations Of
that board will De at a standstil unless commissioners
nd interim are appointed. The Mayor refuses to say
cral candidates for The cOmmiSsOnersps are mentioned
by the politca gOssips. William 4. Beach and Joseph
Ii. CnOac have becn retained as coAScl Dy superihe
dent DaGy ami Puryeyor Milne, who are Indicted with
the commissioners.
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CLOSING Up An INSURANCE COMPANY.

The directors of the Frcmcn's Fund Fire In
suraucc Company have resolved 10 close NJ the com
pauy and To Icnsurc its risks The company was or
lrd May |, 1855 the charter providing that ccl-
tam percentage of profits shoud be pad INTO the Wd
ows' ami Orphans Fund Of the Volunteer FIRE Depart
mcnt. his provision repealed in l~GG. tHc
pauy having pad mo the fund ~l,JOO. II" capital
vas only 1000 invested IN United states bonds. l.
i claimed by the officers thai he company bG7 Lost
during m" past 10000 by Tao Il prt,idt'D
IN United states securities when Insurance SuptGutcud
cut smyth made an tAalnal ION OF cahiS 81 NE com
panv ~ December he reported ITS assets, nc dug
capital stock Sl~l l6I and the liabilities, lucIu ilI-
40 per cent Of the reinsurance fund on unearhcd Pre-
Inums at IO2 100. making technical Iupd iurut 81
/ per cent The company has received Sl.1b',1Ot l
premiums and has paid Out SS7G,41J IN IUssrs. II l.
estimated by tue officers that the stockholders Will To-
q Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
DEPARTURES FOR EUROPE TODAY.

The following are the lists of cabin pas
scnscls who sail to-day the Wnte star steamship
GcmanIc the National line steamship Italy, the NORTH
German Lloyd steamship DOnau, and the steamship
Bolivia:
FOR IINERPOOI.-By Steamship GermTHic-S W. Alcr-
AltItOH j.. L. Anderson, Ms Anderson Master T.
Nlr Ambrose, Ambrose \. BcChci Walter Bo"n, D. C.
Crrgcr Mrs CrUger Miss c. CfuEcr Miss G. C. trd@cl AID
maid John Dickinson John DI1uk water J. G fagln L. FER
uud,Z r. A. Fisher Fairfax, J. W. Gale, w X Grace NESS
Grace, L. Hutchinson. Mrs =. q. Idu General J. { Hdl.
ard W Hooper g. HOllHdtT, Leo. Hamburger T. James c.
Carroll ack-on. H. ". Knight W. C. l0ncnlir ahIlci Lewis
e Rev d. Logan Miss Logan, Mrs Captain Law ana mani
" NJ McPhc -Ou Mrs.. McIhDrsuH. Stephen Mascot. l..
Mckenzie = VI. Mos .IOwiz. Mr.. Mason james McEo'T
jaime, Nc NaugAtJu Alex. Murray, J. MaiaHs o. NoIthCor
T. DuukIn Pdrct PAZO-. Miss A Roy, Arthur lt"bv, Ms
L. ston Mss Bertha Hal-tOu. john Ncrdgg' = Sndh!
J.. ~ombori c. Sharland X Scneud Sdnndo = lIii1'r
= - IaIman. Mrs TalIna, Miss c. H. WaShburnc r. O.,
Nal-.o. ". Welsh IT,. Mrs. Welsh infant ANA man, ana J.
IN >omSLp Uaig-J &. Beard. Mrs Beard Charles Beard
A. is Jruains I Williams \. IS. smith. ". H. l,i-c:, iis
II j. WHY. Campbell Wylly MIS-. J.J lro". Thomas Pea
X. John -. James.
FOE GLASGOW c',alaabJ Boir,0.-WmJ Watkins,
W. f.. GIccnough, Miss h. buchanan Theodore Curtan MI
CurIan Clarence CuIrdn Edward CurrIn, Miss lla"oid
Commander John g.. y. HuhrUos Royal Navy MIS-. Hot
children Frederick g. Moore, Mrs. Moore
Miss Ellen Moore Miss Blanche A. Moore Miss Mabel Moore
Walter Moore
FOR BREMEN-Bg lSfealpShiD Doran.-C CAPTAIN G. de 81
Cair. captain g. Bard y. IOisc George GHth Hermann
schonied, WIlacm schnep9cr MI OppenhemerJ g. NogcL
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CAPTURE OE 4 FOND TIIET.
j. W. HULL ARRESTED IN CANADA WITH $4,000
n HIS POSSESSION.

j. W. HULL ARRESTED IN CANADA WITH S2S,oOO
n HIS POSSESSION.
The reported arrest Of J. W. Hull, who dis
appeared with $50 900 y per cent bonds belonging
to Field a James, was confirmed yesterday evening
Mr. James, who is at Montreal sent dispatch stating
that Huh was his way from Ncw-Brunswick To Mon
r,al IN charge OF Detective Tdhey. OF the Canadian
police force Hull lett NeWYork on The day Of the rob
berry on Fan River steamboat for PrOvidence-, where
he registered at hotel rs j. awlcy On the following
Monday he took train at Worcester for Ottawa Can
ada aud next heard from at ST. john ~ b., al the
Dutcrn Hotel He rarely appeared on the streets and
assumed to be Il gentleman OF wealth. travelling for
Measure ON Wednesday he purchased a ticket over
inc IntcIc0londl Road FOR AOnctOn, where lie was ar
rested. $500.
While under the influence Of liquor he exhibited a
large amount Of money and gentleman. recognizing
Inn from photographs that had been circulated gave
HIM Hu had in his possession So 900 In $1,000 bills
and several hundred dollars III small er money. Mr. james
Wit bring suit against MN Tor evadng dent winch
under Canadian practice VIII require heavy bonds To
prevent his being locked up His offence not covered
hy the rXtTddOn ldWs. 1t II believed that - ~ the
ease of his embczzcment from liquor firm III loG1 linl
Will pay the -, 900 To secure release. III mus
case EIcd & James VIII lose over $1,000, Including
the - reward and the expenses OF the search and
arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
ICE FROM THE UPPER HUDSON.

Owing TO the heavy rains OF thursday yes
terdsv morning came floating down the river immense
fields Of ice from the Upper Hudson when odgeu along
the piers About a. III. float Of eight freight cara ne
came odccd in the ice off Dey-st and remained there
for over an hour. At II. m. from the ba'-
tery 10 point below Staten Island the channe was
ful of ice with open water only along the BrOokNh anu
Staten Island shores ON the flood tide at 3;o D. M tS
ice fIOated back into the East River covering II nearly
from shore 10 shore In places the c" Piled M III
large humuocks The ferries made their lps win 10
cradle regularity, ice being well broken up
Williamsburg boats were from twenty minutes 10 q ha
lour in hcir trips because O the lee III TIE Nalapo"
Ray The Fulton aud the Wall street ferries were not
delayed. IN. s..,,,
The mails were more or less behind time inc SOUTH
crn mail was three hours late the Atlantic man Nv
the York Central, four hours behind; the western
mai, over the Pennsylvan Road two hours lac; il
the mail by the Ere Road over three hours Deiiihd
For two DAYS the asserting clerks OF the fOst once nav
been Obliged to work extra hours ON zoe hcchmuiltu
mails Sound steamers were about thIc nouIH ldt
in reaching their piers, having been delayed not so uch
by ice by the gale. - ,,,.,,a
DR. Donhauscr the signal officer at the EGultaplc
Building rcpors that the thermometer mas laiIeh III
twenty four hours about IS and colder weather Is au
tlcipatcd Tor several days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
THE GALLONS IN CANADA.

MICHAEL FARRELL HANGED Al QUEBEC TOR TIE
MURDER or FRANCIS CONwAY-A LINGERING
DEATH Al TIE HANDS OF A CLUMSY HANG
MAN.
QrEBrc Jan. 1O.-Fathcr Vim, who has
been uufcmttng IN his attentions to Farrell, spent the
night with him IN bIs cell Al 1880 o'clock this morning
.he TAILOR bangman proceeded to pnon the elon aud
Al 745 O'Clock the large nells of the Roman Catholic
churches 10 the city began tolling as the signal for
Roman Catholics to pray for the soul Of him about 10 be
matched from life and health into death and eternity,
and for his speedy aud happy departure AT oc!ock'
shich was also the hour for the execution. the AIcL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
4 FLOOD At RICHnOND.

THE LOWER PART or THE CITY INUNDAED-AN
ICE GORGE II THE JAMES RIVER
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 1O.-Thc recent rains
have caused in the james River. and consequent
bre king mp OF the ice. Tho water here is twelve feet
above the ordinary level and is still rising rise Of five
or six feet is reported at Lynch3urg.
1880 T.. M-Ihe water il Still rising and IL now en-
crOachng upon the streets in the lower part OF the city
All VIII subm Iged and the water has run over
into the dock from seven ccnth-st. TO the ship Ocks
nj the river wharvcs. II IS also making
Is appearance Cary and Frankln-sts. through the
sewers. Families are moving out from houses IN
Rorctts the river, ana merchants along threat
end points are busy removing goods The fl cd Is at
tubued mainly to the ice gorge below, and the consc
nl,nut hAching OF Matrl.
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SHIP NEUS.


PORT or NETWORK ..........Jan. 10.
s,r wyowiug lBu, Gadd, Liverpool Dee - to Williams 4
GuiCr. ., - "a, ~ -. ,,... OBJ,
l" T"Tman Monarch RI punscomb Newcastle p dav-
vim tn,lsr To- g Never. vessel To Arkell Tufts Co
Rullcy. ,,,,,.,
BARI Gr'Ei tNOll IsCct lONt' ~ u'N' III "''''' u"
Finch GIVE *
Schr lcnry e shepherd Stcclman. - Augustine days
win lumber to Oycrton q Hawkins.
wiNp -Spnsrr--N sandy Hooa, moderate W; clear. Al
wy i''''' CLEARED
.trs italy ,Brl simpson LONDON. " J Hurst G"rmRn"
ar krnu. ly, Liverpool va g r,'l','"" - r
bar t Page Glasgow. John Sths,i tit''gh my iot
ter. A-puNal Pacific Mail - ''A''' ''''''
Jac. -oi,.i,r. iort Ro'd, II M'i,l' 4" o. 49,, ~,
HliR Eit.y clyde 80. Campbell, BaSSe I'lIe ana News
vr,i.a Err virsic Bayonne r. W Parker & CO
.r,. = 4 For-yth IIObbic stamford coma. stamford Mfg
49, "A. 'I.r. Dunn ll.boro. s.. T. ! NcVur a SOB.
carrie H. Haitin Ionn Il, Nevus Son; Harriet
Ch... ,irn ~ John y b, l. NcVlus * son; Heather
n, n. i.,s tlroyo + Il. Henry Bc,tA Mary Iunt tBr,
fr. pnirl irt. quad. j Weinberg < q" Minnie. NchS
"a, anuah Evans, BAH CO. l. Edwards MI''I teihah-
"'"'' y AO'''' FOREIGN PORTS
t,>roy Ian lO--A,r Australia Irl, from NcwNork;
an "A Ee,s lth inst. s;rs Amayhs from Ne" Orleans wa
r.muutn. Iaulp,lt,, ( ON ravn Ian. VIA Dartmouth,
,t;1s from New orleans. ralmputh: arr at BARGE.
ora IN inst. PoWhatan. from N"w-N orG. -, =,
INIlrout, Jan 10 An suS Bohvla" III ll"i
LEGISLATOR irOm New orleans va BdibddOts, scraps rom
S, SIN INST str Minnesota tr Tor Boston: 9th inst str
l,'EIsl6WH Jan IG-Arr ztr ,con.n, from Sew Yora
90, gtl last Iiuh0pr tIou Boston Tor Liverpool
sttlrd ST civ Of Chester, for New York
ItNpoS Jan lO-~elei aOth ut -aggo; SIN INST, n'"
sau I1ctio. Lewis smith Maggie J. avn ltahgcT' itti a.
both for philadelphia Mercaor ION l1st II Paul. Doh TOT
Sew YORK. ,, o., - (,,,,. ,,,,,.. ~,
4 Nuncl sourueren; 9th Inst i l. Cam, Hero. Victoria
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
EXAMINATION OF SUGAR SAMPLERS.

Sugar Samplers KnoblOck, Freborne and
Nugcnt who were suspended recently withoutpi Oh
the charge OF having acted III collision with merchant
samplers TO secure NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. demanded h
examination, which was begun yesterday before APP
pralser butcher Tho al1idayIts OF samplers upon
r-l,ich tho CHARGES we're based were read,
shaving that dummy" hOesheads filed with
dark sugars were sampled. and cargoes oil
NH Grade sugar thus admit and that this under
lasSifcaIion mad been gonc several years The
susppuded officers demanded TO he confronted ny the
witnesses and further investigation was ADJOURNED
until Monday $780,. e,.n
Charges have also been preferred against samplers
Rroomc and Mcdonald and Appraiser butcher VIII pi7S
upou their case to-day II stated yesterday ihai
hry would also be suspended without pay untl iha
examinat ion could be had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
4 CHASE AFTER TIE CHETENNES.

FORT ROBINSON, New, JAM 1O-The troops
are SUI I'm pursuit OF the escaped Indians Thirty
seven, nearly all Of whom are squaws and chill
,ircn have either surrendered or been captured,
and are now under guard here. Th'rty-four are
sril al large. including about fifteen warriors.
auoug whom Is Chef Dull-knfe, enormously reported
dead last night. Wild Hog, OlG Crow, and Let-liand
head men of the tribe among the recaptuled Inc
dead bodies of Indians brought INTO the post FOR burial
number twenty warriors, eight SqudWS ana Two cini-
,ircu Five soldiers wounded, two OF them. Pm
vufrs Smith and EVcrctGS, have -iuC" died The others
arn nor dangerously injured. Private Ferguson who
was stabbed by Wild Hog, Will recover Ihe trailing Is
good and five companies are IA pursuit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
IIGHTFooTrD RAILWAY employees.

IdInIHdHJ Hun PIVs'HIV0 d WHINING "VVV"I-
ance last evening the occasion Of the hI-t
annual III Of tie uniformed employees Of The
METROPOLITAN Elevated RAILWAY. The greater pant
Of the decorations that adorned Tie BAH al
tho ball Of the Tamnany Society, Wci.,-dy eve -
i1g remained Soon p!tc: 10 uC'crE iur d.nrh- began,
win ten or nf;ccn rctS on III" h""r .ud
lasted until an early hour tina morning. Ai"r
midnight score Of tmpoyt- iu-; released IoIi WORK,
came pouring into tue hall Among tar sPoc'a.
Tor. were President V Il. Garrison, Gtnr'ai
Manager John Baird and Master Mechanic ser
linz Of the Siciroliian Elevated Road, H"p" r.b-
iendent OnderdOnL. OF tue AeW.YOrk Elevated E"Ioau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Grand CeJfr1I Hoe,-Chicf Justice Sanford j..
Church 81 the Nev.Nork Court Of Appeals tIGr>don
Jofs-Rear Admiral William Gore Jones' OF the BriilSh ~
rattan W 0d.or ~ fsEN Governor Al
eyenJer n Rice Massachusetts, and William - Bishop.
President al tne Sew New Haven AMI Hartford Fal
road Conn any. 900. i0j.ada HOus Professor W g. sum
nor Of College - IN H0t'' hnhItW ~
White President Of Cornell University; cxG4y'rh"r D. Z;
Irown of Tennessee: General o. r. BIbcock, l. y A. ana
WiI1m l. Do-twrk ~ hlca ... Stutsr1p H0Usr-Rear-
Admiral George II. Pre,e L. >. N.....Uoe RrHt1Cic-
Srnator d. b. ST Jbhn % NcWbutg. t0'nJH HObSt-
Conrrrs sn m Reniamn wilson Of West Virginia -.St
NICHOLAS Ho.l-Judgo r. \ French OF North Car lima