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Arizona silver belt., 1884-07-19

Charley Star has just received ten
barrels OF the celebrated Anbeus6f
beer, which he is selling at 40 cents
per bottle and l2f cents per drink.
Chapel has the largest aud best as.
sortment Of syrups IN town. Ask for
his Eureka brand, western New York.
Guaranteed pure maple.
Go to Caapsls for laundry and
toilet soap.
Go to G. S. Vaa wagcnen for fresh
groceries. Prices as low as the lowest.
New invoice OF staple and fancy
groceries just received at G. S. Van
Wagenens.
Go 10 Charley Stars saloon and get
a drink of cool Anheussr- Busch beer,
at 129 cents per drink and 40 cents
per bottle.
Go to chapels for fresh soda and
fancy crackers, also dried fruits Of al
klnds-Yery choice.
Chapel has a faculty Of mixing tea
and griding coffee for BIS customers.
which IS being greatly appreciated
these warm days.
The largest and finest selection Of
fresh confectionery al Chapel's.
Tobacco and cigars at Somerville's
both Of choicest kind.
Fresh ranch butter at G. S. Van
Wagenen's.
Go to Chapel's for fresh groceries.
Mackerel, white fsh and trout fo4
breakfast IN quantities to suit at
Chapel's.
Van Wagenen sells all classes Of
goods as low as the lowes
Fresh ranch eggs Fl somervilles.
Canned pie plant, 8 fer one silver
dollar. a clapeIs.
Fresh California cheese and best
ranch butter at hrs. Z. ellis.
Parties desiring wood, please leave
orders 1t Chapel's.
Flour, corn meal, graham -four
cracked wheat, cat meal and hominy
at G. s. Van Wagenens.
For pretty prints and ginghams, go
to ]. Myers & sehein.
I.ye hominy, graham flour, etc, at
chapel
All sinds Of groceries at Van Wage
mems.
Call at the News Depot if you want
70 buy legal. bill and congress cap pa
per or Papereites cheap.
TATLor & HArch
For choice groceries and fresh fruit
Mrs. II ellis headquarters.
ask Chapel for Fenzers Old Homes
ty chewing tobacco Just the thing for
this climate.
Go to the Crystal Lake saloon for a
cool drink.
Have you seen scheins scoop hats.
for ladiesY
J. Myers & scaeiu are selling white
and eolored torchon laees, at 10 cents a
yard.
Job lots Of chewing or smoking to-
baceos, at 50 cents per H., at the
News Depot Taylor d Hatch.
Parties desiring ice can now leave
their orders At Benbrook & Moreings
saloon.
Elegantly furnished rooms at Cha
psl's on Oak St, By the day, week Or
mouth.
Chapel makes e speciality Of fresh
md dried fruits, butter, cheese, eggs.
md everything that good
A choice selection Of tailet and iaun-
Try soap Just arrived q Chapels
Gail at Chapela for . mess Of Round /
Shore herring fol breakfast
Can q chapel.s for package Of
3oone's lye hominy. Ameficas nation
] dash.
Assorted and fancy eandies just r.
eived at illos
6omervlls just N receipts IF
Iriea fruit r as eilsons. eurran
Arizona silver belt., 1884-07-19
lHE. IEsgsR
RBPIIIl)N
REMEDIES
SKIN CURE.
cATARRH CURE.
COUGH CURE
BLOOD cUHE.
ron SAFE ~ AL DRUGGISTS.
REDLEG TO1T g CO.
efseRst fcEsTe
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
Notice OF Forfeiture

TE4O AARON MASON, EXECUTOR
n and administrator Of the estate 81
FOrdyce Phelps. deceased, and % the heirs
az Representatives of said deceased, and TO
Oh whom c niay concern.
TAKE NOTiCE-Ihat I. q c0-owncr. ia
the kesion mining i0cation, claim ane Min
ing gr1His Situated III Mineral CIeel Mine
ing district, pinal County. arizona. nbnut
ihreo-fourtn miles. n0rlAeastagif from Min
clal Greek, 90 q point about SIS mites north
frly from the month ol Mineral Greek,
WHARF, & enpiifs into Tie Giia River. said
kest0n mine adin.ns The Copper King niire,
have done and expended the sum Of Ore
Hundred Dollars. tic annuai assessment
required by laW faT the year 1888, To hold
tie said mining claim. aud unless sou pay
me your proportion ~ said expenditures,
thirty-seYen dollars and iiity cents. together
with the expense ~ this notice. within
ninety 900 days from this notice, your in-
tereSt and title iH said kesiOn mining
claim, viii be- forfeited 10 me-
Dated, March 81 1854.
THOMAS HEAIY.
To be published thirteen times success
siyely in q weekly newspaper published
nearest 81 the claim. mch 23-i3W
Arizona silver belt., 1884-07-19

An extensive acquaintance with
Public and 11yernmerl affairs. covering 4
period 81 nearly twenty ave years eighteen
q which Wcle speHi in the Government
service ~ Washington. D. c. and In Ariz0-
ma, is my recommendation and Introduction
Land Patents and Claims Agent and At
t0fney.-P. @ Bex No. "a. Tucson. A r.
G. 4. DALEY
July 5-3m
Arizona silver belt., 1884-07-19

And wiz relieve prompt attention phen /
Arizona silver belt., 1884-07-19

tlses News and Tue
lraal have been con
the S0uth-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-29
Jersey CITY.

RIDGEwooD-The Rev. DR.. Cartwright has been
elected rector of the Church of the Holy Conmun-
ion of Paterson.
John c. Cracknell, the druggist in Phllp-st. who
shot and killed little girl named Martha Dunevy,
On Saturday gave bonds for IL, 800 yesterday to
answer "A charge of manslaughter.
Charles Carroll was convicted in the Court Of SEES
sions Yesterday Of highway robbery and sentenced
TO three wears in State Prison. Carroll and two
other men robbed John DOnOhne on November II,
and his companions are now serving terms
Auexamination of the body of Mrs. Mary Maloney,
who was found dead in bed on Sunday after her
husbands body had been discovered hanging from
The staircase showed that she died from heart dis
ease.
August Slumbach, u member Of the Salvation
ARMY was before Judge Stilsing yesterday charged
with being drunSsand dIsorderly on Sunday night.
He was sent to the penirntlary for three months.
circnIar was distributed Yesterday among the
2 500 employ in 7. LOrllard u Co y tobacco fac
tory inviting them to the formal opening OF free
library and reading which the firm has estao-
IsLcd Cor their use. The library Is In BOOraem
Hall and occupies one floor. The library contains
1000 volumes, and in few weeks the number Will
be increased 10 10000. Facilities have been pro,
vided for playing chess checkers, dOmlnOes and
other games but no gambling will be permitted.
There are twenty tive large tables and 80 chairs
The library will be open from a. III. until 10 D. H.
every day. including Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-29
PIT TO FLIGHT BY r GIRL.

Jennie Goff age nineteen, with her sister, age
fifteen, keep house alone i'll cottaae in Washing
ton-aye,. at Rossville, Staten Island. Policeman
Wood early yesterday heard cries tor help coming
from the house He hurried there land found
Thomas Wilson, a negro lying on the ground. bleed
inc from a wound in the throat. In the house the
con sisters were screaming for assistance. JENNIE
told the officer that she was aroused from her
slecp by the negro breaking into the house Shc
got mn md met Wilson coming up the stars. lie
seized her but she made desperate resistance:
The screams of the girls frightened tie rutian ana
he jumped out of a second story window, In AT
lug he struck OH sharp Tin and cut his throat. nc
wound was sewed UP by DR.. Heryey, after which
the prisoner was taken before Justice Halle, who
committed him 10 await the action OF the Grcnd
Jurv Wilson who is about twe nty-two years Old
has lived in Rossvile all his life. Heretofore he
HIS not been known to commit any crime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-29
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs.-James Murray, recently con-
yicted of having been engaged with Thomas Henry
IN prize fight ut Pelham Bridge, and sentenced TO
six months in the Albany Penltentiary was taken
there yesterday.
YoNKERs.-Daniel Murray has spent cOnsidera-
bic time and money in transforming row boat
about twenty feet long into pretty steamer. AZ
IL o'clock on Saturday, il was on the beach ready
for launching but two hours later she had dlsap-
peared. 1t was found yesterday adrift near Wee
hawken.
TARRYTowN.-Mr Maynard, one of the officials
connected with the Post Office Department at
vesticate ths complaints set forth in q card pub
lished last week in regard to the removal of the
post office. The Rev. Dr.. Todd whose name was
bed TO the card Informed Mr.. Maynard that
he never signed tho card nor authorized the use OF
his name to It, and further that another name had
been used in like manner without authority. a
great deal of l-fceing continues TO DO manifested
in reference TO the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-29
sUNDRY NEw-JERsEY TOWNS.

NFw-BRUNswICK.-John Fitzgerald has been APP
pointed Chief of Police IN place OF Enos Fouratt
- Mabee and English the temperance agitators,
arc still holding temperance meetings, and have St.
cured 800 slgEcrs.
BLoouFiELp.-The Sunday afternoon meeting OF
and MIR Caddock, oil Newark The Rev. w. H..
Boolc Of Brooklyn, will deliver n temperance lee;
ture at Library Hall Tonight The Law aud
Order League is taking hold of It's work with earn
cstuess and determination.
HoBoKFN.-Paul Esners reported at the Police
headquarters on Sunday ight that lac had been
attack on the Sccaucus Road by two men, VINO
gave him "A severe beating aud robbed HIM OF ms
watch ehain and ~ 75 ia money. ....Complaints
have been made that some vi tho students -oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-29

were for violation Of tho Sunday law. The police
captains said yesterday that The lew was meyer 50
mn on sunday. Agents of the Citizens Excise
League found eleven Of them open, however.
suit for an absolute divorce has been begun by
Mrs. Mary Ammo Wilcox Alden Peters against
They were married IN 1872.
Emma Vogcl. age eighteen, Of Floet-pace. was
sent to the penitentiary yesterday for ninety-9ve
DAYS because of mtOxication. She joined her
father, mother sister and brother already there.
MIR. Reecher, the Rev. Mr.. HALLIDAY, and several
other members of Plymouth Church, appeared be-
fore the Excise Commissioners yesterday and op,.
posed the granting of license TO James Groyen, OF
Church. The place was recently kept by James
Johnston, but the license was revoked three weeks
ago for violation of the Sunday law. After hearing
Ire objections the Commissioners decided in execu
tive session not to renew the license.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-29
NEWARK.

While NJ. A. Barrinccr and his wife were at
church on Sunday. thieves stole jcwelry from their
house, No 80 fialsey-st.
The members Of the press met in the rooms OF the
Board of Trade last evening and took action upon
the death OF DR. Sanford b. Hunt.
The funeral of ex-governor Ward was attended
bv throng of people yesterday afternoon. In the
parlor where the body lay were Secretary freIing-
tnysen, Governor Albeit, Ex-Governor Ludlow, f.
A. Potts. George A. Ha,sey, Adjptant-E5fnera
strykcr state Treasurer Wright, Mayor Haynes rs
MeeT-Snfth and Boggs read the Episcopal burial
service At Mount Pleasant Cemetery. veterans
from the Soldiers Home escorted the body to the
grave In Newark and Trenton the public offices
were closed and tags hung at half mast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-29

assisted by the Rev. DR.. William J. Tucker. OF ing
the church There were pail bearers At the a grave
lev nf Hanover, \. II. Among those present at the
funeral fun T We're George NJ Hard, president Of the
Chatham National Bank; H. 7. porenoss, o SIs s j
members of the Board of ia ectols; a. moT aud
Hr Mrs. Everett r Wheeler the Rev. pr and Mrs. Mrs.
MI aad Mrs T. asp sto Ns s the Rey s
y TO- Wilson 81 Phraner of Sing Sing, John K, Ford.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Z. Bogert. William o. JOHN
and j. IL Watson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-29
ARRAIGNIyG THE BOND THIEF.

Julius Columbian, the Italian, who was arrested
in New-York for stealing Richmond County bonds
was arraigned before Justice Franklin &. WIT NJ
Stapieton, staten Island, yesterday, on charge of
grand larceny. He was represented by counsel
and George Gallagher, District-Attoney OF Rich
mond County, appeared for the prosecution. owen
were stolen. were present and identified the sccuri
ties as their property. Coumbani was held 70
meet on Monday. The prisoner seemed indifferent
about the proceedings and expressed positive be-
lief that the authorities would not lie able 10 con
meet hm with the robbery OF the bonds, nut only
with oflcrin0 them for sale. Columbian was re-
moved from tho Stapeton lookup to the Jail at
RicluDt nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-29
ALONG HE SOUND.

BRIDGrPoRr.-Tho Rev. nr. L. W. Maxcy. of St.
Johns Church. addressed the \. NJ. {. 4. on sun
day. He spoke of the growth of Bridgeport
churches and referred in a Kindly way to the Rev.
John Lyon and his church. Mr.. Lyon and his
family are expected home from Atlantic CITY to-
day. Yesterday large quantities of trailing
arbntus destined to the Flower Mission in New
York City, came down the Naugatuck road. -....
John Sullivan was placed under y 900 bonds Tor
passing counterfeit money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-29
HOME NE US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hoffman HouSe.-Count Pourtales, Oh Xo'-
msnv @ o. b. Cowardn, OF The Richmond DSpd,c"''-'
VicIorid Hotel Colonel Ewart, C. OF tnsit vcr
fJyoYd CsuiroI HOt,I-Judge Hoyt ii. Wheeler OF Nc
mont Hotel BrrtnsmiCk-Lieutenant Thomas C C",n
rane, the British Navy 81; JGntes "''e'-Ooi
mander c. b. sigsbee OF the British Navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-29
Announcements

6ennine Johann Hors Malt Extract has Johann
Hon and Moritz Esner neck every bottle Endorsed
AL ply sclans, Tor general debility. Of limitations
Before packing away, | will offer splendid
barglins in eealskin Sacques Paeots and Dol
mans. YOu from S55 10 800 reliable garment
purchased Furs repaired and received storage aud
insured against all loss q. G. SBAYNR
Manufacturer I09 Prncest
Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia LeanHess
and Debility cured by "WGlls' Health Rcnewor.r 81.
"RoUGH OK RATS clears ont Rats Mica 15c.
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D..
H4 Lsrington.1veu between 18th and 3)th-,sS
Hours, 10 l, bto7 Diseases ~ the Nervous ,L,s3n
0enito- Urinary OrRsna Impotence andstbrlisf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-29
STATEN ISLAND,

WEST BRIGHTON.-POhce Captain Bla ke's horse
and buggy while standing in front of the station
on Saturday night, were stolen. The captain,
hiring another horse and wagon. started IN scare
Of the thief He found the property in the posses,
sion OF Daniel Cane. one of the Cherry Lane
gang.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-29
BROOKLYN.

Deaths last week, 255 births, ia; mar
riagcs, 80.
Cronnd WAS broken Yesterday for the ediicc
of the First Baptist Church Of The Eastern District
at Lee-aye. aud Keap-at
Tie Aldermen voted yesterday to close ninety
two public wells the water of which had been con
demned by the Board OF Health as unit for use.
The coroncI's Jury found that the sudden death of
Henry swell Oh SATURDAY, was caused by an acc-
dental overdose Of morphine, taken for insomnia.
Tie COney Island cOnstables seized a faro lay
ont at Robert MuIray's place on tho Island on
Sunday. 1t run by man named AtklhsCn.
No arrests were made.
The Excise Commissioners have revoked twenty
one hquOr licenses III the last two months, "A larger
number Than over before. Most Of the reyOcatiOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-29
NARY .yDERsON's HORSES SOLD.

The Jerscymen took possession of the grounds OF
the handsome cottage of Miss Mary Anderson, at
Long Branch, yesterday morning, and trlcd to ont
shout each other IN bidding for number
of articles offered for sale 10 the highest bldc
der. John +. Launing, Town Counsel OF
Long Branch, was the first one to secure
what the auct ionecr called q gilt edge prize" lie
paid twenty-five cents for a noe and shovel. A
scythe was sold for the same price long ladder tor
ST 10 and q water cart for ISL 80. A beautlful
little dark brown pony was sold for 500. large
bay horse called "Dan" brought $40 Alter
spirited contest between some of the bidders Belle
Patchen," handsome, mare highly priced by MISS
Anderson WAS sold for $3.50, although
She was Of good stock and extremely speedy"
"CIio Denmark" was then brought ont. Ihs an
imal is the one used by Mics Anderson as her sad
die horse at Long Branch during the summer OF Of
1852. She paid $3.50 for the horse thai spring. IL
was finally knocked down for $3.50 TO Joseph
Priesty. The next horse sold was the oIno pay pay
Anderson the year she purchased her Long, Branch
cottage and cost her 81 200. The mare took twenty
prizes at fairs in The state Of Kentucky as ladies'
saddle horse. maggie" was always great
favorite of the popular actress and she RODE her
daily for several years. The bidding for the mare
was not at all rapid and she was finally Knocked
down for the insi gniiioant sum of $lo3. A nnm-
Der of other articles were sod, the aggregate
amount realized beng about 81 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-29
LONG ISLAND.

RIvERHEAD.-The Rev. Thomas Cook. at one time
rector Of Grace Episcopal Church, il lying danger
ously i'll with Brights disease..... Mrs. Gray nc
her death left q considerable amount of real estate
to q son OF her second husband, she having married
five times The will is contested before Surrogate
Tuthl of Suffolk County.
FLUsHTNG.-Silas L. Manning, a clerk Of eX-Dis-
trict-Attorney Downing, attempted to commit
suicide yesterday in his Office. by cutting an artery
in his wrist with razor. He is an Engshmsn by
BIRTH and has been in Mr.. Downing's employment
about four months, and prior to that time had
work ed for Harry" Hill.
MASHAssEr-Isaac Mattdeux, the seventeen year
old son of William Mattdeux, was exercising a
young colt Ia the farmyard yesterday, when the
ling upon him. He was picked up unconscious aud
died soon after.
LoNG ISLAND CITY.-Theresa Brcndenstein, Q
young German woman, was put on trial charged
with killing her Legitimate child at Woodhaven
on December 9. The testimony contradictory
and the evidence OF death 30 uncertain that Judge
Brown advised verdict Of acQuIttal, which was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-29
MARINE INTELLIG EYCE.
MINIATURES ALMAVAo

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrses 45o sets,650 Noon sets ll:2l dooas ageia
HIGH WAFER rO-DAT
A. B-sandv Hook 1919 iov IsAnl 1913 Hel filto 0:39
PN-Saudy uOok II Is GOV Island llillI len GlJa LUZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-29
NEWS From THE SUBURBS.
pr1co SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.

n was inst twelve minutes after ten o'clock yes
day morning when Judge Brown opened the Court
in Long Island City. Long before that time, now
ever. the avenues leading to the Court House were
thronged with people, and the courtroom ana
galleries were densely crowded All were eager 10
death He occupied seat at the table with his
counsel Messrs Quarles and Shields, and was closely
guarded by Deputy Sherifs Carpenter and Meyers
while sheriff Furman and Under Sheriff Warn0cK
stood in the aisle directly In the rear. There was no
perceptible change IN the prisoner and he seemed
snnarently the most dsinterested man in the Court
room, Several of the young women VINO called at
the jail on the previous day 10 see him were pres
emit Rugg recognized them and bowed to th9m.
They returned the mnrderer's greeting with smiles.
There were no coored people III the Courtroom.
District Attorney leming rose and moved Tor the
sentence of CHARLES II. Rugg.
Judge Brown ordered Rngg to stand up. n"
stood erect and mOtioness, his eyes hXed lntcntIy
on the Judge.
Judge Brown-Rugg what have you TO say why son
tence should not he pronounced upon you
Mr. ShieldsIf your Honor please, on account o, inc
upcert antics appeal In this case, We should IKE 10
have the day OF execution deferred as long IA posslOo
Judge Brown harles II. Rugs, yOu nave been con-
countrvep ard IT on " remains for me TO pronounce the
sentence the Court upon you. TIC sentence OF inc
Court that the sixth day OF June you be hanged by
the neck until you arc dead ,
Clerk sutphen-SheTin, remand the prisoner
Ruaq WAS at once taken back TO his cell and was
shack led and chained to the wall. Soon after the
Deputy Sherlis left his cell he threw hiIpseii on
his cot reporter was admitted 10 his cell later
in the day and found him lying on lis COZ win his
bible open beside him.
Dlstrict-Attomcy Fleming started for Albany last
night to argue for the people on the appeal OF tne
murderer CASEY. Should the Court of Appeals de-
eide adversely to Casey, he will be sentenced and
will probably he hanged with Rugg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-29

Stevens Institute have been using firearms in a
reckless manner while amusing themselv Ives shoot
Ing at cats Several students who board ut No 3S2
Washington-st were informed that they would DO
arrested If any further complaint was made.
Police Commissioner Michael Coyle has been IN
formed that his uncle has died at Key West, leav.
ing his fortune of 100000 TO be equally divided
between Coyle aud his two sisters
Michael IIsnon, age eighteen, Of No. 231 Fast
Eighth-st.. New York, was before Recorder Melon
ough yesterday charged with pulling the bell of the
9:i5 D. IN. train of the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Railroad on Saturday. AS the train was
gong through the tunnel it caused great alarm
among the passengers. He sent to the peni-
Tertiary for ninety days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-29
FUvFRAL OF BENJAMIN W. MERRIAM.

The funeral OF benjamin w. Merriam was held
Yesterday morning at his home, No. BIZ fhth-ave.
it was attended by large number OF his friends
and relatives Ills sou, 6enry f. Merriam and ms
daughters the chief mourliers he choil Vi .aY
selectlOns. Mr. Merriam was one OF the oldest
members of the church, and the services were con-