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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-28
THE DRAMA.
MARY ANDERSON IN BUFFALO.

A correspondent from Buffalo writes Miss
Mary Anderson finished half week engagement at tue
Academy of Music night having had successful en-
,,csment In an editorial The Commercial Advertiser
of Yesterday said:
.uer perform last evening confirmed the truth OF
no, has been asserted frequently that there Is abso
LILLY no dependence TO be placed upon the dramatic
t ~, ms in the columns Of the NewYork City press
with inc exception OF JHEFRIBUNE. That paper was
dn,htless flsoBe ia praise OF Miss Anderson but IN
Iii sseutiG details. THE TR!BU ELS critic totd NE run
snd nei another paper New-York City did Miss An
dersoD Justice
Miss Mary Anderson has manifested the power aud
the charm OF genius the Of acting The scope OF
,acny the range of denoted by her in the
sies of that she lately at the staI
Theatre this city. extraordinary and remarkable
Her Juliet was vital and the ovelest presenta
finn of that character that has been seen on any English
,neukug stage for the last thirty THE TRIBUNE
endeavored perceivng these facts, TO state them with
tho force Of sincere conviction IL has not awarded
praise to Miss Anderson; it has simply given :" her
vors the recognition which is due from critical thought
10 artistic excellence. and THE TRIBUNE has not waited
for ten or fifteen years before saying upon this subject
what what will by-and-by he said. with still more en-
phasis by the press OF the whole country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-28

Pleasant. Wholesome speedyThree adjectves that sp
ply 20 Halls Honey OF Horehourd ana Tar
Pixies To0thacne DROPS Cure In one Minute
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There Is No Doubt off.

Bensons Pasters Danish pain aay aches quiet coughs
and quickly lame back sciatc lunbago and all
ternal aches and palms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-28

SENA TOR SHERMAN SURE TO BE ELECTED.
General j S. Robinson, Secretary OF State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-28

Tho cysherT ado these remarks about local politics
and government We are still shouting over the
victory achieved IN upsettng Iweod But we are phI
to v,L,t IL happening to-day Why, for three or four
wears past tho stealing NewlOrk has been 80 great
A. To uut Tweed tnievery eclipse. Inc thieves are
brttcr organized and their tracks with greater
ndrotne,s why there are men now talked OF Tor pun
lie Offices for the pcnteutiary hy btcn yawning
Referring to tho COectorsnip. Mr.. OBrlnn shld' - /
wonder n lIeddcD viii be confirmed. have written 10
number Of that he IL the mere tool oil Hubert
o. Thompson and ought TO DO rejected In tue PuDhc
I'm.
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5peelnl Not!ees
George A. Leayilt & Company

HENRY G. MERRY, Auctcneer.
SALESROOMS III AND 7SJ BROADWAY.
VIII auction " EDN ESDAY, DECEMBER 30.
az 1880 o'clock,
The PRIVATE STOCK tbaancel FINE WINES, OLD
and RARE BRASDlE-. " SKIES. &c. belonging to the
braces I'm part old Brandy 1Sl7 ISIS, E0i Amonbade
Ashbrton old dry salicas Sherries East India
Mcderla, 1918. Hurd. Juno & Metroy Maderlas; very
old Ports Malmsey Rye and Bourbon Whistles; small
OF tbs Gilmore Old MADEIRA &c. the whole having
cumuaed for several past and gnav selected tn
special reference ITS fine lily Wines be tested
Tuesday, December 80. o a. m 10 J:3O p.
CATALOGUES MAILED On APPLICATION.
II. y. squire 81 sons Jewellers. % rnton-st n. Y.
Diamond tar-lt;ngs matched all sizes.
Watches make 40 10 $780, Sterling silverwar 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-28

Ex- sheriff aud eX-Cougrcssman James OBrten. with
vnun was chatting yestcray told mo OF his experience
IA A member tho IIou.c. " was only III Washington
two OF tho times during my re term, he said q"
told people when thry nominated mo thht coul Il
not afford spend the time ia Wa-hlngt1n accepted
the nomination IN Order to let the public know tlRt
there wa. some popular favor besides John
Kelly. I on the Spcukofshlp contest 10 give
my .upport 10 Randall. II In lS14 aud he needed
lust MY vote. there wasn't anything III Washington
that wodli tempt me to say thcre.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-28

Mrs. Nc Eiraihs
HOMEMADE PRESERVES &c. SSa
MINCE MEAT NOW READY.
Families supplied with PURE Fruit Ieliss Pre,s.v,h
Gained Branded Spiced Fruits AMI PcsA a.
&C. PUT UP IN GLASS.
ircuars with references and prices scat Application
Address Mrs. SARAH ). McELRATH.
500 Degrlwst. DroOklYn
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Improvements.

A small army of men have been en- gagged at work for more than week in Jim Vail's "Palace Exchange" saloon; Partitions have been removed new game tables have been added, a large and elegant new bar will soon be completed, and in fact. the place is undergoing a renovation under the hands of carpenters, painters and paper-hangers, and when done Jim, can boast of one of the most com plete and elegant resorts on the line of the A. & P.
 F. W. Middletoh's new house glis- tens with a coat ofwhite paint.
 The new bath house and barbar shop is being put into shape and will soon be occupied.
 Railroad Avenue presents much more satisfactory and decidedly heater since being graded and trains can be Seen without climbing upon roofs.
 Starr's Frisco" has received some touches during the week Likewise ''Sandy's" place.
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hsl, Fork.
ANON.

May 4.-Dad Burrows, ono of the victims oi our late fire, is erecting a new frame building 7ox4o; to be oc- cupied by himself as saloon and bill Hard hall. When finished, 1t will be by far the most elegant appointed es- tablishment of the kind in Ash Fork
 Joe An Jew, another victim, has re- built his restaurant, and now has bet ter and more convenient place than formerly. Give nim call when hun gry and you will call again. Painful memories have rio doubt caused Bill Oliver to obliterate all semblance of black colors in his place of business. He is painting white.
 Our city is possessed of couple of Information Bureaus, Iwhere one can get complete biography of any per son desired. They should be con- susulted in regard to the St. Louis trunk mystery, and if they couldn't explain it, it would be the first time they were ever stuck.
 Agent Hawkes. has returned from Prescott 10 his official duties. His hands and face that were so badly. burned in our late fire while saving the records of his office, are improv- ing fast and will be all right in a few days. ,s
 A party consisting of May Woods, Johnny and Dr. Bishop, will start for the Cateract country tomorrow, for the purpose of locating some mines upon that mammoth vein of mineral that has made Catcract Canon Ia nous.
 An Anglo-Celtic war on a small | scale is progressing on the head of Partrige> Creek. The latest news from the>scene of action was that the Celts. still occupy their original position.
 FL MAHpI.
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zona.
 i. C. Oliver, Plaintiff,
 PetyHS New Summons. John Richi, Defendant,
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting 70 Ionn Richi, Defendant:
 You are summoned 10 appear before me at my office, in Ash Fork precinct. county of VcNapai, on the twenty.trst day of May, 1885, at ten o'clock, m, in an action brought against you by said plaintiff, to answer the complaint of tic above named plaintiff Said action is brought to recover the sum of two hs7dred and ninety-four dollars and seventy. five cents. as foIlawss One hundred and six. ty one dollars and twenty i've cents toi sSods, wares and merchandise sold and delivered and cash loaned by plaintiff to defendant, and one hundred and thr,y,liree dollars and fifty cents for goods, wares and merchandise sold and delivered, work and lab f performed and cash loan-d by Wm. Latchfoth to defend ant, the account for which has been drly as- signed to plaintiff, or judgment will be taken against you for said amount toget CT with costs of this sait, il you fail 10 appear aud answer. z Order made March I2, 1885, for publica. ion of this srrmons in Arizona Champion Given uddcr my hand this I2th day of March, 1885
 II. C. WILSON,
 Justice of the Peace,
 YaFapai County, Arizona.
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~<h~r - Reduction of Passenger Rates.

An important reduction in locaI passenger rates on the Southern Paci fic, in Arizona and New Mexico, will go into effect on June ist. Lo. cal rates have been ten cents mile in these two territories. The com pahy has ordered that after June IS the rate for single trips of ten miles or less, be six and ahalf cents a mile; for single trips of more than ten miles, six cents; and for round trip tickets good for 30 days, five cents per mile. The rate will be IS, per cent additional if bought on the train and not at the tnset office.
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.catlls 'rIisysso
IL would take rm4ynry-.arge uews

1 Itwould' take I rrfy+ry@arge uews
 paper to give partitdtars of the cas
 that has come down from Williams
 tor adjudication here. The Courie
 shall not attempt it. The row i
 among neighbors who WE halt suspecl
 are more or less by the ears. Suffice
 1t to say that Constable Bass ant others were charged with having muy dered and eaten somebody's OK
 Bass says that John F. Scott, who
 was justice of the peace, aud others,
 made the accusations out of whole
 cloth, whole ox-hide. Mir. I. M. Sanford voches for Mir. Bass truth Ffulness, honor and honesty. Case
 was examined before Mt Pannenberg, J. P, Judge Sanford exerted himself
 for defendants. Destrict Attorney
 Eggers, for Territory. No Testimony upon which to hold Bass and the others so they were discharged and are now free men.
 P. S.--As ladies are accused of writing at the end of every epistle, of the Peace John F. Scott, late Republican candidate for Pro bate Judge of this county, often it is. asserted, having quarreled with his wife, squabbled most of the property and ingloriously fled, is openly accused of having committed forgery and almost evey other crime. As Justice of the Peace, he charged the county for leases" of which nobody ever herd. He also forged Counsta- ble Bass name. To come to point, l he forged right and left, has cheated the county out of about $500 and | gone the Lord krows where. At eas' this is the way 1t looks .o us, after all the hearings. looks and lect- lres we have been through. What | hurts us most is that this sly, devil sh sly Republican gent has mulcied he Courier to the tune Of about s4o, l or blanks, etc. His bondsmcn ire Messrs. ]. M. Sanford and 4. <. i Moore.
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AN APOLOGY

During a greater portion of the fore part of the week thg CHAMPION force were engaged in renewing the printing office to our new Quarters, ,yer Jas. A. Vale's "pllace Exchange" .lloon. This, in addition to the un.
 xpecled and prolonged absence of
 ae editor, has placed double extra .llowance of work upon the printers, which accounts for the delay of tiris issue, and which also accounts for the absence of the usual large amount of reading matter and bright appearance of this sheet. We trust that our good people will justly consider these facts, md promise them. that after our "house-cleaning' is entirely over with we will endeavor to redeem our selves.
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The Two KeIieys.

There was war among the section men on Thursday afternoon, in which shoyels, picks, and other available pieces of that kind of warfare were brought to use and manipulated in a manner that brought gfici tc .bcheari of one of the participants. Among the men employed on the section there are two natives Of the Emerald Isle who are graced with the same oognomen-that of "Kelley." One of these gentlemen the other work men have been in the habit of mak- ing good deal of sport of by calling "tenderfoot, "-etc., in a joking way. This kind of treatment, however, finally became distIsteful to Kelley No. I, and becoming enraged, com menced battle upon the person of his namesake, who, by the way, was equal to the majesty of the situation, and as above stated "shoyels were ayin' in de air." for awhile. They vent at it in earnest, dealing wicked blows right and left, but finally Kelley No. got in an Upper stroke and dealt his assailant telling blow upon
  the head which laid hlm low, and which left dangerous and ugly-look- ing wound, and for time his fellow workmef thought that poor Kelley No. was no more, but he survived | under the skillful treatment of Dr. | Brannen, and has since been numer- ous on our streets in very 'joyful" condition, and the memory of his late unpleasantness is probably com paratiyely faint, although his head | now presents the appearance of the result Of dynamite explosion, Ow ing to the absence of both our Justices of the Peace, no arrests were made and Kelley, the "bum," is stlll "at large"
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CORRESPONDENTS.
M,ilslom.

1 WfIslOw.
 May f4-Gen. Sneridan,' accom-
 panied by Mrs. Sheridan, Gen. Hop
 kinson, Chief Quarter-master and Col. Gregory, on then way west, stopped over night at Winslow ol Thursday.
 Assistant General Superintendent Chalender was in town Tuesday.
 "scotty," Chief Clerk in Train masters office, is happy in conse- quence of a as-dollar-a-month raise It will be Nu Aulms with him here. after.
 Conductor Gilluly is much better and will take his regular run out to- day. Twas narrow escape for Tom, but good nursing brought him out all right.
 Infont child of Mir. and Mrs. E, McCammon is quite sick, with but small chance for his recovery.
 Conductor Pomeroy takes charge of the log train put on for the Aver Lumber Go. There is something in Flagstaff "Pom" thinks a great deal Of and is now happy, as "lay-over' will be there.
 Miss May Moore, of Albuquerque, is visiting friends here for few days.
 l. D. Tombstone arrived here last Saturday, relieving P. H. Mcclure as train dispatcher: J. D. r. is no ten derfoot, having been chief dispatcher at Williams two years ago. The boys on the road extend to Joe hearty welcome, and all say he is a "Joe dandy" on train orders.
 ?. H, McGuire, train dispatcher, left last Saturday for Peoria, H., his home, on a two months visit.
 Canning dogs seems to be the pas time of some party or parties un- known, but, boys when you can dogs during divine services you are draw ing the funny line too close to re- spectabili,y and the next time it oc- CUTS we will give your names in full to show people how low you have fai- len.
 One hundred excursionists from Indiana and Ohio, arrived 1t Williams last Sunday morning. They were accompanied by Rev. J. II. Garvin, ws5 lse'd services on the iepot platform. This was something ,ew tor tie heather of Winslow, and hev turned out in full force.
 Henry Warner, General Manager # the Aztec Land and Cattle Co.,, IS n town, making arrangements for hls eadqrar'ers.
 Conductor Roberts will take charge f the Flagstaff accommodation this eek. Bob, that haTd-boiled hat will ave to be dispensed with if you in end to live in Winslow. Charley ioorc present "Con." on accommo' a;,on, goes on the through ruu. Mrs. C. (. Rainey is dangerously ok. (
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ZLltE OF HOLDING THE SPRLNG
 RONDEO.

We, the committee appointed by the Executive committee of the Mo gollon Live Stock Protective Associa- tion, at a meeting held in Flagstaff, on Monday, April 9th, 1885, give notice that we have perfected arrange nents as follows: Time to commence. Monday, June Ist next, from Buck. horn and Clear Creek, thence along the west side of the Mogollon moun- taihs to Mund's ranch, thence to Nor mondary. Work back on the east side of the Mogo!lon mountains.
 (Signed) DANIEL SEGMILLER, WM. MUNDs,
 WM, FAIN,
 Committee.
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Free To Farmers.

VNHE National Agriculturist--An Ameri.
 IL can Farmers Journal will be sente free for one year to every farmer who sends us at once the names often farmers and I2 2 ct camps for postage, &c. It is the best farm and home paper ia the United States, and this offer is n.ade only to secure names to wEom we can send specimen copies, as we know every intelligeot farmer, who once sees the National Agriculturist, will subscribe for tt. Regular price SIoo per annum. Send today and secure this offer. Addtess, Ma tional Agriculturist, Nunda, New York.
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Important Notice.

TNHIS is to give notice that the Arizona Il Cattle and Wool Company has purehas, ed all the cattle and horses owned by E. F, Saunders, ranging south of the Colorado river. The cattle are branded X on the ribs, and horses the same brand on the shoulder. Also, the Arizona Cattle and Wool Com pany has for sale twenty saddle horses, thirty young Utah bulls, three young stallions, two half breed Perckeroas, one good roadster, also few good mich cows.
 For particulars, apply to or address
 DANIEL SEGMILLER,
 Flagstaff, Ariz.
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First Rounder--"By love, I though

First Rounder--"By love, I thought l had 'em again this mornings"
 Second Rounder--"What was :he natter You were not very unusually full last night"
 First Rounder--'No, but I had a head on me, and didn't get up till late. While I was asleep my wife threw crazy quilt over me, and when, with my eyes halfopen, saw all those things felt that my time had come. Women have no consideration.
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Boys and girls.

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riagstan Wants

A base ball clnb and brass band. With our large number ofyoung men and sporting men, these two things could be easly organized. Take hold of the matter boys.
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NOTICE.

All parties knowing themselves in debted to the estate of the late Mor- ris Earth, or having claims. against the same, are requested to call on me for settlement within 20 days from the 10th of March, 1885.
 NATHAN EARTH, Hobrook, A. T. Feb. 25'
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NOTICE.

Native Potatoes for sale, in Ico-lb. sacks, at Sa.75-ih quantities, to suit purchaser. Delivered at depot in Flagstaff. DAGGS BRos. x CLARK.
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aH sSN Call andESettle.

All persons indebted to me by book account are requested to call at my place of business and settle, with in the next ten days, Or the accounts will be placed in the hands of an at torney for collertion.s Stitch in time saves nine. D. A. MURPHY.
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SHEEP SNEAKERS.

Wanted immediately,at Blackberry, A. T., six sheep shearsEs, with shears. 3,ooe to 4,ooo sheep.
 GESTgg& JOHNSON.
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SUMMONS.

In the justices Court, of Ash Fork Pre-. einet, County of YayaPai, Territory of Ari.
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Notice to Mooi.Growers.

Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigned will not receive any rams to rasch after May Is,S 1885.
 DAGGs BROS. & Go.
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FOR SALE.

Thoroughbred BROWN LEcHoRNs. Plymouth Rock Eggs for Setting, 8 per Is.
 W. E. ELLSWORTH,
 Peach Springs, A. T.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23
"a eccentric Rieh Man.
TCor. Chicago Trib unc.l

A visitor round whose head hovers q
hal, o. interest is an old gentleman WHO
ss. ora Dlyton's Bluff, ia 81. Paul. He
ma l. mia5 Of money IN Indiana, too' i
a.. hIs iamily 10 Minnessta, tnI set lei
do.sm 10 life Of ease. Hs bailt himself
grear house in the very heart of a ten-acre
grove. aud there, secluded from fashion,
society, and intrusion OF all kinds. gave
himself up 20 solitude and his own vaga-
ries. His family hal not come into much
beauty by Inheritance. but be resolved &c
counferbalancs that deficiency 10y super
abundance II brains. aud ali the children
were given the benefits OF superior educa-
tional advantages. The boys were
severally assigned to profession,
aud after shs young la lies had completed
an academic course. copiously sprinkled
with accomplishments AMI the fine arts,
they wers severslly graduated In the BOs-
ton cooking schools, aad are today said
O. be the most tale tied young ladies in
the ~ ate. The mother died last month,
and although she had always lived a re-
cluse with hsr eccentric huS band, the
community was shocked beyond measure
ment when it was learned from the under
saker that her funeral would be a family
affair, and her remains buried in the yard
not twsuty feet from the sitting-room
window, in little mound, shaded by a
clump of m oun'ain ash, which At the time
Of me funeral were gOrkeou' with lunches
II bright rel berries. The loss of his life
long companion, who was his first and on
~ love, has prsysd heavily on the old
millionaire. who j. almost h-srt-5roken-
His grief has become morbid, and il was
only az the com nand Of his physician that
he undertook the trip 20 White Bear,
which j. only thirty minutes ride from
3. PanI.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-23

Chicago later Dce0A Democrats are
Disappointed ne tie PreslteHt He d0es
not turn out as vel as they expected
Cleveland Hsratf. Democrats Ike
Hsn,irleks and voorhees, vii be satisfied
WITH nothing less than the spells system,
aad t1eg vii either have that or EsE with
tie Administration
Detr01 Free Press The offise should
seak the naan an1 Lot the maa tie Office.
Tbs Is q fas0rite pr0yerb. and President
Cleveland seems veil up N tie game Of
Acting Proverbs" To some he seems
az enigma also.
Jackson Cttizea Gen. Shakespeare
may De a model Democrat. bat evidence
does not bear out the Oft-rspeated asser-
tions that nc las been an ideal Fef0rnsr
and economical qusrtermasteF-g general
FOR the Michigan state troops.
Philadelphia Record. Owing to the. in-
iiuence II Mr.. Randall, the weather az
Washington Yesterday was cool and
pleasant, the effort Of Mr.. Carlisle and
the free traders 10 afiiict the Capital with
kanlsIns aud slFoccos proving failure.
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette The
Democratic complaint and fear aEe only
that Mr. Cleveland Is Just the kind Of a
President thes said be would make. III
these nov bad their way what kind Of d
President and admins tratl0n would they
make
Chicago Evening journal: Among the
mail of Mr. Villas q few DAYS ago was a
letter from postmaster Ia Iowa inclOslng
a photograph aud diagram OF his leg.
tie said that be was afflicted with rheu-
matism, as the diagram would show, and
thought that he should be retained
Detroit Post: IL begins 10 be more and
more probable that, IN electlng Grover
Cleveland President, the Democratic
party committed hdri-kdri. Most Of the
official acts OF President Cleveland have
been exactly such as a good Republican
can approve and such as a good Repnbh-
can would have performed
New York Sun. Within fortnight az
ter his entrance into Office the new Secre
tary Of State signally lustifies our conf
dence IN his discretion and sagacIty
When We compare his letter ON th,
troubles tomented by BarriOs IN Contra
America with the Senate resolution OF
the same subject. We are struck by the
relative moderation and good sense oi
Mr. BayarIs attitude. and by his uner
ring perception Of the exact length Z,
which he ought to 90