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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
rIYOPEAN MARKETS..

LIVERPOOL April l2-Bacon Cumberland Cutj60i Shors
Rib J7Gd Pork. Ness o~Dl: 40 western - Lara.
Prime estrru u cheese American Chpce 1dd Corn.
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norna Sol J9I Tor tted Western opnn 5000 OJd
for kei Winter -, .
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pfenngs per 10 los Petroleum. MARKS ~ plenhlgN
ASTWFRp Apr ll.-petrOleum. 10 francs - cehtlnestot
Fine Pale American and ~ raus - cent mes seHef
Wiicox,s Lari 1873 francs So centimes per 100 Knos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
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pnvrs MAIN on PASSAGE IS FOLLOWS:
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11
( Chased the Glowing Hours with
 Flying Feet

That was brilliant social which Mrs J. B. Kelly and her accomplish ed daughters gave last evening at their hospitable mansion, corner Center and Monroe streets, last evens ing. There had been whispers in the breeze for some time concerning the event and the anticipation among the guests of a pleasant eyen- ing were most fully realized. The hostess and her daughters, assisted by some of the young men, exerted themselves to the utmost to make every thing pleasant for each one of their numerous friends and as re- suit nothing was wanting that could contribute to the enjoyment of the occasion. Excellent music was in attendance and those so inclinei "chased the glowing hours with flying feet,' and cards, converse and promenades served to pass the time quickly and pleasantly away for
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11

Mir. Edward Downard Ex -Assis
 tant Secretary of the State of Kansas arrived in Phoenix yesterday morn
 iHg on visit to his brother. our esteemed citizen w. H. Downard. Mir. Dewnard has for twelve years been Assistant Secretary of State in Kansas and recently resigned the position to engage in other pursuits. As an evidence of the esteem in which the gentleman is held anon g his former associates h the depart
 ment of state in Kansas he carries with him memorial present from them in the shape of the handsomest gold watch and chain we have eyer had lhe pleasure of seeing. It is neatly and appropriately engraved. Mir, Downard is justly proud of so valuable and So aoprecialive pres sent. He is on his way to Los An geles at present but We hope be may return and conclude to make our valley his future field of operaL ions.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11

WELLS, FARGO & Go. DO longer are having things quite their own way on the Pacific Coast and have sued out an injunction against the Pacific Coast Steamship company, and charges said company with dis eliminating in favor of the North ern Pacific railroad. It is to be hoped that s result of the advent of another heavy express company OF the coast will be to reduce express rates which are now verging on what would be regarded as excessive elsewhere,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11
Letter List.

The following is the list of un. claimed letters remaining in the postoffice, at Phoenix, October sth, 1883.
 Duval, w J; Fuyna, A; Lindley, John, Gowan, John; Gtlliyer, Chas; !; Gulshes, Charles; Jones, D c; Kemp Charles; Miller, A H; Martin, Miss Annie; Mailer, Miller; Munroe, Mrs s D; Harris, Miss Carrie; Marts, J G; Schwed, Charles; Stout, Charles; Such, F P; Sutton, John.
 CARTAs EsPAfOLAs, Maria Baleasuela, Antonio Burru- el, Juan Gorigi, Venito Guerrero. Francisco Leibas, Ponciana R,sas, Ventura Fierros.
 Call for Advertised Letters.''
 GEO. E MowRY,
 Postmaster
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11

From Wednesdays Daily.
 Tom Klppur.
 Court in tall blast.
 Grand Jury report to>day.
 Bets on the Ono election are on.
 No more gro Sling at hot weather.
 Tucson found ice for breakfast lately.
 Tn latest intelligence from Ohio to-day IS that indications are that Foraker is ahead.
 An insurance agent takes up one page of the Albuquerque Journal in a single advertisement.
 Doctor Osborne went out with Maj. Chaffee to Fort McDowell this afternoon for few days rustication :
 NIT. N. Rosenthal last evening gay. g champagne supper to few select friends in honor of his recent betrothal.
 Messrs E. ". Risley, Tucson, w. H. Stewart, Wilcox and Wm. Van> dever, Maricopa, arrived by this mornings coach.
 The lower floor is being laid in the main portion of the new Ellis building to>day and lathing has commenced in the portion to be used by the Bank.
 Mrs Hollenbeck returned yesterday from Tonto Basin where she has been spending the summer with her husband. She will occupy their former residence.
 Our friend across the way Charlie Catten failed to show up this morn ing and on inquiry we found that the cause is a daughter,-a new daughter.
 Ol AAOCaf-N 10 III creasing with astonishing rapidity No wonder buildings are going up all over town and the demand for rooms and residences is rapidly ins creasing. Six babies in two weeks.
 The Jewish holiday Tom Klppur or Day of Stonement begins this evening at six o'clock and continues till tomorrow evening at the same hour during which time the places of business of our Jewish merchants will be closed.
 MT. Clanton brought in two fine antelope for Kelly & Speedy's meat market, last evening. They were both large and in fine condition and some excellent venison helped the breakfast business this morning ai l many table.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11
Proposals for Flour.
HEAD ouARrERs DRPaRTuENT or ARIZONA. Office of hief CommIssary of
 Sub istance
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WHIPP E BARRa KS,


 PRESCOTT. X T.. october l, 1883. CEALED PROPOSALS in triplicste, . subject to the usual conditions, will be receive at this office and st the otaces of the Acting Cemmi>saries of SubSIst- ence at the following named posts until F o'clock, noon, Thu -sday. Move meer l. 1SS3- at which time and nl Ges they will De opened in presence Of bidders for furnish ing and delivery of Flour, as follows:
 Fort Apache, A. T.. 20 ,000lbs; Fort Bowie, A T., 25 00Olhs; Fort Grant, A T :, 7O,00Olbs; Fort Huachuca. A. T., 63,00OIbs; Fort Lowell. A. T.. 6o,0dolbs; Fort McDoW- ell, A. T., 35.000lbs; Fost Thomas, A. T., 1O0,0O0lbs; Fort Verde. A, T., 2',OOo.bs, Whipple BarTacs s, A. T., 5, ,00Olbs.
 Proposals must be accompanied by bond with two sureties. in the sum of $10eO each and in accordance with the form pre- sfrbed. 4 proposal unacc mpanIed by such a bond Will not be considered. The right to diminish the am unt to be pnr- chased at the re pecfive posts is reserved by the Government; and. with the con sent of the bidder to wh OnA an award is made, ii may be increased. Delivery Of one half the amount awarded wln be re- qaired within fOrty-fve days, and the bal auce within ninety days after notification of award No bids will be entertained up- less samples be furnished, which should not be ofless weight than 12 pour ds, so marked IS to be easily identified. ana should reach rus OFFICE on or before tue da.e for opening hids. A standard Slm- pie of flour O. ihe quality this advertise ment cOnIemolateS VIII De 1drnlSheu plu- ders on app 'icatiOn, Whic application, (, ehould be mG1e at the earliest practicable date. The Govern ment reserues the right to reject any or q II proposal
 BisRs prop sals, bond, and fall info7- nation a 10 the manner of bidding, con aiti, ns to be obsrrved by bidders. and terms of contract and Tavmcnt, will he furni shed on application to tbis oihce, or 10 the.C ommissa ies of the posts.
 Envelopes ntaining proposals should be arked Proposals for flour at --D and addr ressed u the undersigned, or to the Commissary at the post.
 GHAS- P, EAGAN,
 Captain and c. S., U. s. Army.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11
LOCAL LINES.

Fresh Garden Seeds at Geo. F Goats.
 The United States Grand Jury continues it's deliberations.
 Best of meals at the French Res saurant at 50 cents. No Tickets.
 Prescriptions carefully compound ed at the Garden City Drug Store x
 any one wishing nicely furnished roams. can get them at the Gregory House.
 We understand that the rew theat rical company begins business this evening.
 The remark has been made that the juries so far selected are credit to the town and csunty.
 Jusr RECEIVED -F F esh eastern cigars at the Garden City Drug Store.
 French dinners cooked by French cooks at tbe B-nk Exchance Res> 4aurant
 More money made by dealing at Irvine's Phoenix Cash Store, than anywhere else in Phoenix. The Jury in ths case of Patrick W hiie found him not guilty yester- day afternoon and he was discharg- ed from custody. Go to Rathrock's to get your Pict- gre taken at the Phoenix News De pct south side of Washington street opposite the Post Office. Mr-can have rhe purse and contents he left at the barber shor, all exrept tue photograph of the .squaw. We want to keep it for luck.
 ScnUMAKER's CREW.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11

WHILE the universal favor with which the suggestion of the Orion Era in regard to the candidature of Chief Justice French for Congress was received by the press and people of the Territory, cannot be but flat tering to it's recipient, we have the highest authority for stating that our Chief Justice remains steadf2st in hls determinat ion to not become cand date for Delegate under any circumstances.-M
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11

THE great. clothing houses cast and west are having serious time of it owing to the great depression Fin the woolea goods trade Several heavy failures have. taken place lately, among which is the houses of Bro1ner 6 O.. Levy Brothers & Co, F. Mayer & Co.,, of New York and Coleman Bsotk CTS, San Francis. co. The assets of each firm runs up into the millions.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11

HoRsEMEN who wish an epitome of the turf and the breeding of fine horses will be delighted with the artrtle entitled "Among the Blne- grass Trotters," in the October num- Der of Harper's Magazine. We have rarely seen so much of the history of fine horses, their breeding and culture embraced ln so condensed yet most interesting form.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11
The Model Farm .

The Keota (lowa) Eagle has ct last found a western man who is satis fed with a fifty acre farm. His name is Artemus Fisher, and he leaves one mile and half south of Keota. The Eagle tells the story of his management and of his success as follows:
 He keeps one team of horses, three first class milch caws, and a nice little drove of the best hogs. He milks his COWS for the creamery ,and they made him nearly s2oo last
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11
Tskes the Eirt Prfz.. ssO, eoe. :n tke Init ial Drawing of fhe
 Henry College Lottery

Tie Henry College Lottery Com
 held it's first monthly drawing at the
 M ascnic Temple yesterday begiR-
 nIng at 10 o'clock. A large audience
 was in attendance and Schneider's
 orchestra discoursed music. A long
 table was stretched across the stage
 on which were placed, numerically,
 the 100000 tickets of the drawing.
 MT. J. T. Hayden, of Newcastle, Ky,
 one of the Trustees oi the Henry
 College, was present to represent the
 interests of the college. Judge ". B Hoke and Col ". H. Meffert, the Commissioners of the drawing
 were on hand When the curtain
 went up Jundge Hoke addressed the
 audience and assured them that the
 drawing was 70 be absolutely fair.
 He called GU the audience to call
 the numbers of their tickets and see
 him place the tag with the mum bers
 on into the wheels, and send three
 gentlemen to the stage to examine into the matter for. them. Mir. Chara les E. Parent, of Minn 9apolis, Miu> nesota; F. NJ Abbott, of Henry county, Ky, and Geo. Kitzero, of this city, responded to the call and went upon the state. A great many numbers were given, and the com> mittee was assisted by Judge Hoke in finding their duplicates on the table This was kept up until the audience became anxious for the drawing to proceed. The 100000 tickets were then placed in the big wheel In the presence of the aud- fence, and the prizes in the little wheel. The drawing began with the call of ticket 67,499, and Col. Meffert responded with the prize of $2O, which the ticket drew. After waiting for an hour, the capital prize of $30,o00 was announced in company with ticket 1888. h. quiry being made by two gentlemen as to when the prizes would be paid, a Courier-Journal reporter asked them what interest they had in that feature; whereupon they exhibited ticket that called for $500. They were Messrs. FaIlk and Baker, of Edgeview. Eftingham Co.,, Ill. Tics ket N. 54,833, drawing the $30,0OO prize, sent to F. ". Irvine, No. 32s Scott St., Copvlngton, Ky, No. 68,> O41, drawing the $1O,O00 prize. sent to Fred. Erby, No. 79 s Clark St., Chicago. Ill.,; No. 21,267, drawing the $5,0O0 prize. sent to Jersey City, N. J.; No. 60,7>4 $e,50O, San Fran cisco, Cal; No. g 623, 2,5OO, Louis- vile, Ky, No. 78,6a3, 1000. sold to Samuel A. Gaylord, No. 307 Olive street, St. Louis, Mo; No. 65 O99, $. 900, sold at Port Huron, Mich Next public drawing. allowing every one the right 10 see his number go into the wheel, will take place in Louisville, Ky, Thursday, Oct. 18th, 1883. Capital prize, $90, ,OO0; i,s57 prizes, amounting to $110,4oO. Tickets g each; halves, s1; 27 tickets, $50; 55 tickets $10O. Ad- dress all orders for tickets to J J' Douglas, Louisville, Ky.-[From Louisville Courier Journal, Sept. esth.] d&w
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11

GREAT interest cenlers in the late elections in Ohio and Iowa. In both these states the liquor question is predominant. Our disp stches of to
 day indicate that Iowa has gone largely Republican though there is probably falling off from the last presidential majority in that state which was 45,262 for Garfield. Ohio last year went Democratic on the prohibition propositions; at present Ghe indications are that it will re- quire an official count to determine how the matter stands on the propo- sition to curtail the liquor trade, but not to exterminate it. Unless this
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11
u. s. oorRT.
Patrick White arraigned and en- tered a plea of not guilty,
Afternoon Session. Oct. g. 1883.

Afternoon Session, Oct. 9, 1883.
 DISTRICT CNURT
 Guss Ellis & Co ys J T Priest; judg ment ordered as prayed for in the comp aint.
 A Mau 6 Go vs Neri Osborne; judgment ordered as prayed for in the complaint.
 Mart Maloney vs c H Veil; judg- ment ordered as prayed for in the complaint.
 Q NJ " Kales vs NJ W Kales, ad- ministrator of the estate of J M Bryan deceased. complaint amended and judgment ordered as prayed for in the complaint.
 M W Kaies vs NJ W Kales, ad min- lstrator of the estate of J NJ Bryan, deceased, Vina Bryan and M Asher & Bros; complaint amended and judgment ordered as prayed for.
 D Rumburg vs Samuel Franklin demurrer withdrawn by consent of defendant and judgment ordered as prayed for in the complaint.
 us. COURT.
 U s Grand Jury appeared and res ported four indictm ents as follows: Godfrey Tribolet, c B Tarbell, and J C Burnett, indicted for conspiracy
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11

probably have been Some omissions owing to the numbers:
 Mesdames J. B. Kelly, N. H Alex ander, McNulty, Patten, Mayors Rosson, Thibsdo, J. L. B Alexand- CT, Morford; Misses Lilly Kelly A-ddie Kelly, Ada Kelly, Julia Dole, Frankie Alexander, Recum, Lena Cox, Ruben, Hattie Lount, Emma Tillie Libepau.
 The gentlemen present were as follows:
 Hon. D H Pinney, Judge Alexand> CT, Lieut.. Blake, Fort Bowie; Lieut. Darlington, Fort Verde; Dr. Rosson, Dr. Thibodo, W F McNulty, s E Patten, N A Morford, Joe Alexander E W Winters, Frank Kirkland, c M Jamison, Geo Hoadley, Sam Huston, John A Agard. Paul R Ruben, r A Pollock, Frank Luke, Wm- Lount, J J Sweeney, Arthur Cation, John Wright, l Miller, D Burtis, H R Patrick. II II McNcil, D H Recarte.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11

to defraud the United States Govern ment of property. Godfrey Tribolet, indicted for feloneously and knowingly purchas, ing property belonging to the United States of America. Joshua Porter, indicted for un- lawfully selling and disposIug of 5O,0O0 pounds of barley, property of the United States government. Scott Rush indicted for larceny of personal property of the United State.
 Patrick White, arraigned for sell ing liquor to the India ns; witnesses examined, case argued and jury take It into consideration. AU. s. Trial Jury was emplneled vs this forenoon as follows
 CL Hall,
 c H Rothrock,
 Mike Mitchell,
 Tobias Olsson,
 J M Gotten,
 Ben Goldman.
 John Knex,
 B Montgomery.
 John w Williams,
 James Murphy,
 Frank P Fowler,
 Vim H Muncie, -Jeriah Wood,
 Timothy Metz,
 Rcfmond Harris,
 John Eyrick,
 Jerome B Barton,
 G F Slankard,
 H " Ryder
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11
Proposals for Wood

NOTICE is hereby given that the IN Board Of Supervisors will res ceive bids for furnishing to the coun- ty 20 cords of wood. 5 cords to be delivered at hos ital and 15 cords at county jail. Bids wlll be received up to and until Oct. 15, 1883.
 Beard reserying right to reject any and all bids.
 By order of Board
 FRANK Cox, Clerk,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11

Domestic sewing machines at Goldman's.
 For good appetite drink Dami- ana Bitters.
 Harvesting machinery of all kinds at Goldman's.
 Call for Boca beer at the Boca Beer Depot.
 A carload of the noted Studebakcr wagons at Goldman's.
 A POSITIVE cure for dyspepsia = Damiana BItters.
 For health, strength and vigor, drink Damiana Bttters.
 Damiana Bitters regulate the stomach and is the best tonic.
 DAMIANA makes the old young and the weak strong and healthy.
 All wine merchants, druggists and grocers sell Dsmiana Bitters.
 You WILL never have sour storl ache if you drink Damiana Bitters. The sale of an article is the criter- ion of it's merits. Damiana Bitters have large sales
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11

VOORHEES,, Mcdonald, Hendricks and Holman are the four Indiana statesmen who are endeavoring 10 c'nch each other in the struggle for a first or second place of the next Democratic national ticket. India- nians seem sure of having a place on that layout and that it will be worth something.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11

THE demand for houses and rooms in the national capital is so great that many of the well to do citizens are leasing their residences and are going elsewhere to board during the winter. They make money by the onerstion.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11

THE Government has made, in profits on the coins ge of the stand ard silver dollar since July 1, 1878, the sum of $17'342.1t3 or a net pro- fit of about Ss.360,OOo annually al> lowing for cost of celnage, waste, etc, not bad business for Uncle Sam.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11
operation

A NEW sect has made it's appear Auce in western Massachusetts They are known as Abelians and their distinguishing feature,says the New York TTusss, is total abstinence from children. No parent can get to heaven by their ronte.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11

The DAILY PHGHIx HERALD has reached it's fifth volume Mir. Nor ford, the present editor and proprie- tor is a good writer and has raised the reputation of the paper, which, we hope, will live and prosper.- Courier.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11

MONEY is reported abundant at the great financial ceniers of the east. Borrowers on call on pledged stock collateral are accommodated ct one to three per cent. Time loans are given at five per cent.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11
Wednesday, Oct. 10. 1883.

U $ Grand Jury came in and pre- sented indictments against P c Shan non and M Gallardo, for selling li- quor to Indians.
 The charge against H NJ Thomp- son for violating Internal Revenue laws, ignored.
 Godfrey Tribolet, c B Tarbeil, aud J c Brunette, charged with eonspir- acy, arraigned and ordered to plead Thursday morning.
 Godfrey Tribolet charged with fe> lonioHsly and knowingly purchasing personal property Of the government arraigned and ordered to plead Thursday morning.
 Joshua Porter, charged with dis posing Of government property N raigned and ordered to plead Thu day morRlng Bail fixed at s3Od
 Scott Rush, charged with approx priaiing personal property of the government arrsigned and ordered to plead Thursday morning.
 THURSDAY, Oct. Il. 9A.M.
 The following Territorial Grand Jury was empanneled: NJ. H. Calderwood, J. H. Burger. Thos. Brockman, R. E. Lawrence, Thos. BIrnum, J. NJ. Gregory, A. l.. Hen~ shaw, E. Meyer. " m. Lewis, Owen Kellog, Fletcher Fogle, John Geo. w F. McNulty, John H. Isaac, J. s. Byers,'J Y. T. Smith, P. Nelson, w. Lount, George Hamlin.
 In the cases of the Territory vs the Indians, Grand Jurors, R. E. Lawrence and Wm. Lewis ordered not to be present when the case was beng considered by the Grand Jury, they having formed previous opiS nions.
 Territory vs James Campbell. Grand juror R. E. Lawrence ordered not to be present with the Grand Jury during it's consideration he be- ing a witness in the case.
 Def. DosseY by his counsel Frank Cox, challenged the pannel of the Territorial Grand Jury on the ground that the officer who sum moned the Jury is the prosecuting officer in the case. Challenge all lowed and Grand Jury ordered not to take action in the case.
 Territory vs Webb, ct als; jurors Holcomb and Henshaw being bonds men of defendant, ordered not to be present with Grand Jury during of the case.
 In ca.e of Sc tt Rush juror Greg ory ordered not to be present should the case be taken into consideration by the Grand Jury.
 Nj. Il. Calderwood appointed fore> man of the Grand Jury and Thomas Rogers bailiff. Jury being charged us to duties by the court retired. T the cases of Goodman & Co. vs Church, and the case of Guss Ellis 6 Co. vs Church, tune to answer ex> tended to Friday morning. Geo. s. Hartley vs John Lutgerd- ing; dismissed on motion of plaintiff at his cost. Emma Morrell ys Wm Scott, suit for tjectment; defendant entered special appearance to make motion to dismiss. On motion of Attendant case placed on calendar.
 L. s. COURT,
 U $. .vs P. c. Shannon; defendant srraigned and plead not guilty. U. S. vs Manuel Gallsrdp, defend ant arraIgned and plead not guilty
 U. s. vs Godfred Tribolet, defend> ant arraigued and plead not guilty.
 U. s. vs Scott Rush. defendant ar raigned and plead not guilty.