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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19

PAU Elsing. young man recently
arrived from Ulster county, New
York, Is now IN the employ Of Z. +.
Kellner.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19

Harley Hisehcoek and Hal 1eNeily
left % Monday TOR a two weeks So
5aurn n the Sierra Aaehas They
nay extend their trip to Green valley
before returning hOme.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19

% not neglect 10 register # you
90 you viii nat Be permitted 70 vote
z. B. Ailasr Conniy Recorder, and
8usace Fox are registering officers.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19

BEW AisE.- Please weigh and Test
very package vou buy Of me. but for
2odness sake don't TaY those you
1y ELSEWHERE
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19
omcs Hours Of Globe s san Carlos Tole.
CRASH Company

fEan "a. 8I.lsa. IA. 1875 90 Z p. m, and
: 10 8 j.. III. sunday HOURS % 10 a. M.
sl6 a s q "a.
Nieh.-r8ts messages hlast be hslt,icd III
before SIG p. M @ Insure prompt trans
snissi0n over ~. r. lines.
e. II. ALLISON, Operator.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19

j. F kailner is prepared 70 0uy
and seli Exchange on Aew York and
san Francisco. and make advances on
bullion 10 accommodate bis customers.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19

Many members Of the Hay Fever
association Of New England, sssd
Papillon Cata-rh Cure for several sea-
sons, and take pleasure Ia recommend
ing il as the simplest and most certain
preventive and cure.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19

Adnlinfsta
Real Isss4...
0TICE 81 - "a


NOTICE Is HEREBY GI
~ isl pursuance 0l ar
bate Court 50 lrti Comfy hi tsiia ftrri.. =
% Arizona. made on the Fifieenth dqV
I1nuaFy. 1884 Is the matter ef the estate ~
8. HlieN, licensed tie UNDERSIGNED the
adminislraief 81 sise ssid estafe uifl SEN at
p2ole auction g the aighPsl bidder for
cash, lawful money a I.ie tzEitea efaSes cf
An!erIea. and saNict e. cirifl.rs,o.s ~
said Probate Court or 3I0NDsY lie
2sb day II Arsl Al. II 1881 between
tae hents of O'Clock IN The meaning and
tlie setting c4 TIE Sln ll-1s3t - u oci1ct n.
oz that d=s % frent 1f ~. ccnTt room of
said Probate Colft all TIE Fieiit. titlc. il
tefeSt and estate 81 tie SAID T. Is Knox
tiie time Of his dcath, and ail tie rsaht
and Interest lhut the sai.f estate hat
operations 81 raw 81 otherwise ac1uirft.
other tian or % addition 90 that 8f Tire ssis
+. B. Knox az The time 81 lis death. a ana
60 All those certain lots i.IEctS tr Parcels II
IanI ana Improvements thereon situate W.
iiis end being ln Globe. Co8ntf 30 Giia.
Territory q Arizona. ana bounded and de-
scrihed as follows. to-wit
"a House and los OF Mesquite Street
formerly occupied by s. +. Rnr6ridee. said
lot ntA.g central portion Of lot Ne 4 Of
0ieek Ntsle iiS designated ON Ire Official
map % 6itfie taNrsite on Gle n fisaoiIiee ~
the eleIk Of the Probate foHft of said Com
~ go qua i-e3e pa ieti.atit stescrioed
as iuiIoMSs to-Nli- Beginning af q stake
marked a on the s0niheriF liae a. Mes.
quite street. about O. feet From tie south
east corner ~ SAID Mesquite Street and the
p4biie alley running uortheTir ard south
eri} through said block. and running Themes
eaSterlk alQng SAID seulteriy line II Nes-
quite Street q feet. themes sonileriy nar7l-
lei to said alley about f02 feet to the solIfls-
erig boundary line 81 said tot 40. 8. thence
westerly on SAID ieSt nientiontd boundary
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19

earn t!aiTS Harry z. seheeg-
.ner bas Jasf re.arn I'd irom a TRIP 10
Sonora SICK, FOR 6 title, having been
successful. though neountering many
diaiculIies--tl6nks ne could do better
next time.
Mack Wilmaes rived from Qui-
goa cary IN tue we ek and was vel
med B, MS friends here He re-
ms the bonanza camp as being very
III. bat has great fa'th in The ulh-
ate suecess of that district
Sheriff Ben Paseoe returned from
IeMllen, on THURSDAY, having in
astody Benino a. Guerra. who IS
anted in selomonvilis for a forgery
ommitted last January 1 Z. Solo
non is the complainant Guerra Is
.ow in the Globe jail Awaiting the ae-
ion Of the authorities d Solomonyiile
Who nave been notified d bis arrest.
--.--s.-s--
Messrs. Z. F. Kellnel and ~ g..
Pendletoh caught q fine sring of SAL
mon IN Salt river, ner Hazard
ranch. one day last week, some Of the
FISH measuring almost tgo feet in
length They expected tollave a sec
ond days ssors and bring fine mess
home wlth them bat hesy rain So
4oiisd TIC gassT that tie ish would
A letter from Donsld Rob, Of July
Sh. says Last Weanelay pr.
Teller WIS preparing q leiir e The
San Carlos authorities. ID Ispiy 70 a
request made Is oary and ysei. 70
pssTens any molestatia s part
offhe msisfarg 81 the wAisessh8 hese
located en the reseegatien. his Ral
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19

During a fght u the boarding house
al the stonewall Jackson iaine. Ne
Nillen, an wednesday last between
Joe Flannery and Alex Armand. the
former used the but 81 bis bistol on
Armand with tslling effect. cutting
bis head quite badly. During the
melee, Fiannery revolver was, Il IS
said accidentally discharged and the
bah struck q chinaman. an innocent
witness Of tie fight inaicting a dan
gereus wound in the abdomen. The
chances Of ais recovery or ,seath, It is
said are about equal Flarnery was
examined Friday before Judge LaRue.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19

We are in receipt Of the Eagle, pnb-
lishsd at SeabFlght, n. J., by Master
Clinton = Fisk its not blanket
sheet, bat liks the diamond. is good
what there IS Of it. geographically
clear, and contains interesting origin
al matter. We predict that 1t viii
grow and prove q JOY to Seabright
and particularly to the residents Of
Rumson Hill, even in its homage
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19

An informal meeting Of the Hospital
Association was held at the hospital
building on Tuesday evening, but no
business Of Importance was transacted.
Rev. y George was appointed treas
arer pro TEN. Eight Eamss we're pro-
posed for membership. A regular
meeting was ealled for the second
TUESDAY in August when efforts win
~ made tohaye the hospital re-opened
for the reception Of inraiios.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19
saturday. July =. 1854.

BAPTfsr CuuRCH NoTICEr-t'f etclipg.
Sapsiay. II 1928 q. "a. Sunday school q
ft3o a. Ia. Prayer meeting and Bible
study. Fgiday. $50 p. H.. 20 private resi-
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19

Chas. schulze. the sh0emake is sell
ing boots and shoes a bedrock prices.
Give him call
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19
3 b KEhlsEa

Or. Trippel, smelter fpr the Old Do
minion Copper Co, has been spending
the week st Kellners saw mill FIe
came back yesterday refreshed b.
the cool bracing ar Of Pinal noun
tim
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19

Mrs. ]. u. Ochoa, Miss Ella Shields.
Mrs. Il S. snmmers, Mrs. ". G.
Smith, Miss Annie smith and Mrs.
Joe Lanaigan, all Of Florence, with
Nsssrs. John Moss aud Lonis DePuv
as escorts and protectors. are camped
Oh PiHal mountain, near Jack Eatons
81 mili and II not frisb sened bv
bears or other varminss, VIII not break
camp anti the hot season hes passed.
p Wish them i pleasant tine
Papiilou skin Care Is deHQ
lesion g apps after shaving or taIl
ms E uill cure alI rriistioh and
prevent userous lernatioas. b. sore
and e'saa NIxes cologne
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19

Mr end Mrs. Van Dorm desires as
to return their heartfelt thanks 70
those who rendered such opportane
and purenitting assistance. during the
calamitous result Of the accident that
deprived them Of their only child
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19

Why such medicine as Papillon
Cough Cure has not been discovered
before, is a mystery. Il is delicious
syrup, made FROM simple herbs and
pure sugar t never fails to cure
Wh0oping Colaeh.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-07-19

Hon. g. ~ Hayzlitt. Waterloo,
Iowa, e menber Of the state legisls-
ture. keeps ST Jacobs Oil, the great
painrcure, on the family shelf, and
says he considers it the greatest rene
dy ever used for bodily ailments.
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Mt. VERNON. MT. VERMONT.

STEAMER ". W. CORCORAy
Leaves 7thsreet wharf daily except Sunday, for Mt
Vernon at 1OOclock returning reaches Washine.
ton about $3.50 PIN 80 =. =
sells I. L. BIAKE Cantain
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RAILROADS.

Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
n No TO THE NORTH, W ST and SOUTHWEST
STEEL KafIs Mh asSiP efsih foU1PMENr.
IN EFFrcr Nov MBER ~. 1855
irsns leave washington. from station. corner OF 9Th
Tor Pittsbgrr the West, Chicago Limited Express
OF Palace sleeping Cars D 40 a daily: Fast Line
sloa M daily to Cineinpat and ST Louis, with Sleep
Carte st Louis daily. except Saturday; to Chicago.
rress Palste tsr to Psbu s
s,so connects daily for Chisaso with Sleeping Car
teI P1tiseurg and the West with Palace Sleeping Car
"'l shLf ri H AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Tor Erie Cansndsigua. Rochester. Bufial NIAGARA,
o Tls Fn Sars
ton or sssnsay night Will not run BEYOND Remove
daily except sunday
200 400 1000 and II Is d m On Sunday 400
looo and III p m Limited E1press OF Pullman
For Boston without change. 200 every weekday.
For Brookyn, \ e. ali through trains connect at Jer-
sey City with boats OF Brooklyn Annex. aoriiag ei
across New YORK ci aSn street. '0u'ie
ee an ms 30 s and II M &c 100 oa
l1lS II Limited Express. $40 daily. except
For Baltimore, es5. TIA $50 go IL 90 a. m. 12o5.
2oo. 400 425. 40 600 7.4o, loco and II Is p m;
On SUNDAY, ~ LOO a H.. AGO. GO. 740. 1000 and
For Pope's Greek Line 6s5a m and 44Op. NJ daily
For Annapolis Gas a. H. 12O5 and 40 p H. daily, ex.
TT MP ,2 RA11xAE
ROAD.
IoT Ai.zandria SO 200. s25, ilol and 11.s5 a m,
sf6.s0. 8 25. 1l0l IN. 3 % D. III
Oh RichmCnd and the South and Ill oil A. m, daly
. and las p m daily. except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington o. 600 1000
10l0 m. Loo. 305 3 3. 5.lU. 7O5 and 10 40 D. m
and IL 10 midnight Except Monday. On Sunday at
$40 and ~ 10 a. 1.U5 and 1910 p H. and II Id
night.
TICKETS and information at the office northeas. corner
Of 18th street and Pennsy vana the
Ton where orders be left for the Checking of bas
s.re to dessn nf from hotels and residences.
CHAS L PUGH. j. k. WOOD
Pas
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DIED.

CORCORAN. Wednesday, November IL, 1884 at six
O'clock p m. JAMES J. son of the late iatrick aud
Mary Corcorsn. I'm the twenty second year of his are
Funeral viii take place from his late residence lisa
Z street southwest, Saturday morning at hiatt pa-t
eight O'Clock. Requiem at St Dominics
church. -
ELWOQD. Ats p. m. November IL. 1894 MINNIE
l. the beloved daughter Of the late Francis and Sarah
Elwood. sged seventeen years and nine months
May she rest in Ieace
Funeral will take place Friday. November l4th nj n
m from the residence Of her aunt Mrs Ii A Morris
10 Defrees street ~
HILL On Wednesday November 18th, 1884 W O.
HILL. son of 9eorRe HILL jr, Georgetown, DC
Funeral Friday, November l&th O'Clock Services
At chapel Oak Hill p
MEADE. "Wednesday. November 18th. 1884 NJ z
O'clock PM after short and Lnful illness JESSIE
CECILIA MEADE Youngest ds Ighter of James r. aud
Sallie r. Meade. aged one yeas aud three months
Funeral Will take place from her parents residence,
O'clock p. m
J. QCARLES On "Wednesday. November 18th 1884 Mt
l:50 q. m. ERWIN WESLEY. son of Charles W. aud
Anna Quarles, seed years months.
Funeral on Friday, at IL O'clock In m 2l5 street
Northwest.
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a Wosnan,s viu,nuv,


The New York detectives have partially cleared
up mystery connected with the rndInc OF a three
year-old child half buried under the leaves IN the
Lutheran cemetery, Long Island, ten days AGO
which bids fair 70 unearth a scheme or uuparai
leied yiiiainy. The only clue the detectives hac
TO work upon, when they took charge OF the case
Was that the child's name was Engeman, as shown
py marks on her clothing, ana that she was APP
parently OF German BIRTH A detective carefully
searched the Castle Garden register, and sue
ceeded In nnding an entry, on the 18Th OF August
last, OF woman named Catherine Engeman who
came 20 this country IRON Prussia on the steam
ship Rhine, together with q little girL ne traced
her 10 the Germanfa hotel In New York city, where
he was told that she had had little giri with her
Tor a Few days after her arrival thfre but had
sent IL away TO "her husbands homer In another
part OF the city. No further clue 10 the where
aoouts OF the woman has been obtained. It has
been learned that she has made frequent passages
between this country and Europe, and that on each
return trip she was accompanied by n child The
authorities believe that she has made a regular
business Of this trafnc, although what Disposition
has been made Of her victims Is unknown. The
matter viii be thoroughly sifted A passenger on
the steamship Rhine has identified the child "a
the one who accompanied the woman on one TIM
One OF the most important facts limited at Is that
the little girl stands IN the way or an immense
fortune on the other side OF the ocean. She hssl
been taken charge OF by the poor authorities o
Brooklyn.
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THoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN SG GEO. 5s on Q sTREET. BETWkES
PROvrD BY THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE.
No. 1913 STREET.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated 14th Febrparv -.
1881 and recorded in Liber 957 at pages lSA "a E!S
o. tne Hand records OF the District Of Columbus
* the request OF the parties secured thereby will
at public auction TO the highest bidder in front OF
S m gremis.s on WEDNESDAY, THE NINETEENTH
fhs ttallSwas Described part Of Lot lH In Beatty
on the south eide Of I'd fnow o. street 2 feet east
.Cmih o snow s street and running thence
thence north with said line $50 feet to
W street and thence east 30 feet the place of
to the Sarne be]Ungfnx : 1
Iernss q saae 0nethird cash; balance in notes at
from dsy Of sais to Be scrred deed trust upon
failure to comply with sers OF sale Within seven DAYS
aaser sale resale win b. had after Ave days notice In
1es Eyeenl$ nsas neNspapeE AlcouveyaAcing at par.
c9S2sfs eose c. =. MATTHEWS Trustee.
ae@s : attn 1D0 31& street
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To-day. In the Circuit Court the TRIAL OF the case
OF Flanney agt the B. and O. r. R-action for
damages laid OF 5000 Tor injuries received BY an
assault while passenger on the railroad In lss,-
was resumed Judge Hagner gave his Instructions
on the prayers He held that it was the duty of
me railroad 70 protect It's passengers Tar as pos
damages should be compensatory or vindicttve Mr.
Rcooiphe Cla9ghton opened for the complainant
Mr. q. E Hamilton Ioiiowed for the company
closing his argument at the hour OF recess
During the recess some OF the Jurors became fear
fu that they would be locked up night and pre-
vented from taking part IN the democratic demon.
stration. On reconvening Mr.. Merrick stated 70
the court that the counsel had engagements this
afternoon: that some OF the fury desired TO paint
the town red tonight, and he also desired 10 paint
ms dwelling that color. He therefore asked that
the case so over. MI. Claughton united In the re
quest and the trial was adjourned
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
QUIET IN NEW YORK.
No Excttement Over the Canyass-Mr.
Eyafts Said 10 Advise Only q Close
Watch % the Count.

6pecid DiGpetch to TIE EVENING STAR
NgW YORK, November IL.
The intense interest reported to exist in
Washington and some other cities over the
progress Of the canvass of the vote Of
New fofk is not shared here. There
are no unusual gatherings OF people at any
point, the hotel hobbies are absolutely deserted,
ana The newspa pers have discontinued posting
bulletins There seems to be a general ac-
Qlfescence in the belfef that nothing unless
3 miracle can change the figures which have now
stood In CievelandE rafot nor full week. and bust
ness people and politicians have all settled down
their ordinary routine. It was reported this morn
ing thar Mr. Evafts had arrived at the conclusion
that It was best to undertake no proceedings
beyond continued close watching OF the COUNT
on being 1htetrogated as to that Mt Evarts
would say no more than to repeat his statement OF
last night that he had not Withdrawn from the
case.
Mr.. BLISS STILL IN FIGHTING MOOD.
Mr. Bliss, It is said, Is stfn In nghtIng mood,
and 1t was whispered around republican head
quarters that he had arranged the details Of q
coup a. etat, which he would spring upon the New
YoskboaTd OF canvassers either to-day or to morrow
The democratic committee say they apprehend no
movement which can be successful, and they
constTue the editorial attitude OF the Tribune OF
yesterday and to-day as practical surrender.
NO PARADE UNTIL TIE COUNT IS COMPLETE
The democratic political Organizations here will
make no display until the entire count Is completed
Then It Is contemplated to have q parade ana
demonstration exceeding anything which to0R
place during the campaign.
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The Condition OF Montana.
THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE GOVERNOR OF TIL
TERRITORY.

J. Schuyler Crosby, governor Of Montana, In his
annual report to the Secretary of the Interior,
recommends that the reservations be thrown open
to settlement He states that the announcement
OF the discovery Of gold in the Little Rockies in the
heart OF the great northern reservation, 100 miles
southeast OF Fort Assinaboine, is attracting hum
dredS to that locality He thinks that it would be
unwtse to try TO prevent their intrusion, and that
1t ought to be opened to permanent settlement.
He recommends that wOodsmen OF experience be
appointed In charge OF the Yellowstone Park, and
suggests that the cavalry could be detailed to
guard the bounds OF the park, which Is now the re-
sort OF escaped criminals WHO prey upon the WIS.,
ttOrS. The governor states that Montana Will
apply for early admission as state
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DUNCANsoN BROS. AucuoneerA


TRpsT5ES srx sAL Me, OF nXAHLEAELE SUBURBAN
sTCDIJ. FOrNDRY. &c BELONGING 70 ri!
tI6Ep iNTo EidHT PAKTs OF aBouT p N I'll;
BkENTWooD AND QUEENS caAfEL T. ROADS g. S..
s as lsfsS
Si 2ff 81 f ISL GoM
Gel land and as Meaow a B snas sps
EoP sa5an ahd s ~ 0ssSPd by the late
L.: l. containing 90: 100 acres fronting on colun.
Portable frame dwelling and outhouses This lot has
the eee3 coTss pa spTi ~, on it. t.,
and improved by brick studo(used by Clark Mlls
Lot 8, containing 3d. 100 acres fronting on B. and
u n and improved by large foundry (brick. stone
Lot 4, containing "a: 100 acres, unimproved
o 7ss-l0O fronting
Lot containing 925 100 acres unimproved fronting
Lots Containing a5-lOO acres. MISUNDERSTANDING
his property is one Of the bes. situated in the
District oey within fifteen minutes drive of the CITY,
road and adjacent tn National fair sscciasion race
SSy Ia ana %1 afe splendid villa sites 1t cap
Terms third cash; balance in eq'L installments
9hg p ana rM0 Sea ns ntes to lear At s1 per
secured BY deed of trust or all cash at
ORION OF purchaser deposit of 800 required on each
Iot 500 al tln.e o. sale. Conveyaucing, &c. at
purchasers cost. Terms Of sale to be complied
Win IN ten days otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell at the risk and of defaultng
chaser after nye days public notice OF such resale
Plats OF the property sub-dIvivded can be obtained
OF elter o! the trustees or at office of the aucioneers
T.. c. co Il,
S02 9th street northwest;
T. A. LAMBERT, ,
40 9Th street northwest I Arusteoel
s. I. THOMAS
nod 80 d stree. northwest
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NEW YoRE, November i3.-The Evening Post In It's
financial article says The features OF the general
situation a teaf9s ths yarious rairoa% wars both
conference Yesterday between President Roberts,
q the rennsylvanaa; King. OF Erie, and Ruttet, Of
the New York Central One result of this confer
ece 70 reported to be that the Pennsylvania shat
not n,nke the war worse by cutting rates, though
how this compromise Is arrived Of Is not known.
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The Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. MD. November 13.-yireinia SKIES
& ao new SS S. ne"
BALTIMoRE. Nd. November la-Cetton firmer-
and
ssnasrs
February, ssaas4 CornLsouthern easy western quiet
ssaSs weFn M a1ss spot s. asked s6s year
sylvsnia ssa35 Rive quiet 62a65 Provisions quiet and
STEADY Tser less
70 Averpool Fer steamer 9uiet-cstton. 3lsd. aour;
oats. 5000 bushels: rye l.so0 bushels Shipments
SusSsis ee1n SusSss
The Chicago Markets.
laG sns.ryp s
6s;sss;eSs ssSSss!, az
!; e. y TX Nay R.55-ys.I leo J.nn;5
oembsr. 6.s5: january. es7b; February, 697h
The Petroleum MARKET.
trading ssIFs. sRsnsd at 7io advanced to IAN and
The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
To-day, Shepherd agt F. s. and T, Co. and
Thompson agt. Bradley; on hearing.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge Coz
To-day, mckinley agt Mckinley; divorce decreed
Fetler agt. Buchanan; sale on failure to pay Or
dered. johnson agt Johnson: testimony ordered
taken.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Jud0e Hagner
To-day, Clark agt District OF Columbia; motion
for a new trial filed Flannery agt District; on
hearing.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Willie.
To-day, Columbus SeweI, assault {appeal,
pleaded guilty; sentenced to fine OF $50 and costs
John Thompson alias VIM. Naylor alias Robinson,
larceny from the person; verdict guilty, and SEN
fenced to three years In the Albany penitentiary.
James Hennessey, assault on Neal Anderson; YER
dict not guilty.
POLICE CoURT-Judoe Shell
To-day, william j. Hoffman. disorderly conduct:
S. John y. Hunt, profanity; S. or days
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THE OFFICIAL COUNT IN NEW YORK


The Canvass I'm New York City.
NEW YORK, November 1a-The gains and losses
In the returns OF the board OF canYassers so far
the canvass has been made, as compared with the
press returns sent out on election night, are as
follows: -
list assembly district: Sd election dstrict-Blaine
has again Of votes 10th election district-Blaine
loses vote and Cleveland loses 49, -
I'd assembly district: 80 election dlstrict-Cleve-
land gains votes 18th election distrct-Ceve-
land Hses l vote. 18th election dtstrtct-Blafne
gains g votes and Cleveland loses lt5 votes
I'd assembly district: 10th election district
Cleveland loses votes. 2ist election district.
Cleveland gains votes. eSd election district
Seye!ana gains vote sSth election district
Attn assembly district: 18th election district
Blaine gains vote. T7',2-
The Total Vote in Brooklyn.
NEW YORK, November 13.-Tne total vote In
Brooklyn for President as officially announced to-
day, was as follows: Cleveland, 1924; Blaine,
53,5l2; C1eVefnnu's majority, 1879.
Two More Counties.
CooPEBsTewN, N. T., November l3.-Otsego
elector, 1906 one elector 1906. Blaine, 6s71; But
WATKINS, n T., November 1a-schuyler county,
onciaE Blaine. 1915: Cleveland. 20as; st. John,
154; Butler, III.
Returns From All but Twelve Counties
NEW YORK, November I3.-At p. m. ali but
twelve OF the counties OF the state have reported
the result Of their oflcial canvass Those outside
OF New YORK show Blaine gains, aggregating II;
Blaine losses, aggregating IL and Cleveland gains
OF Z; net gain for Cleveland 9. This does not in
ciude New York and Kings counties