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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23

roypoN Dec 22-l25Op m.-Consols. 100 ll8 for money
and 100 United states Iour Per Cent
Bonds 1908 do Four and Hail Per Cent Bombs Ii3s
Atlantic An Oreat First Mortgage fristees Ger
tncaies 6Oss do. Second Mortgage i3 Canadian parinc
SO Erlo IA Second COnsos lOl "a; llllDOs central
i36 IA Mexlcan Ordinary 4S1 81 Paul Common g2h new
Yors central ll7is Pennsylvania, 80; Reading In
Paris avces quote Three Per Cent entes at 81 francs
62 u confines for tho account ~ -, -.
n.-COnsos 100 money and 1904 Tor tho accounts
Atlantic and Great FIRST Mortgage Trustees Certn
Gates 81 M do Second Mortgage IA Canadian Paclnc 6ve
Ere 81 a; do Second Consos 1919 Mexican Ordinary
49i,: ST Paul Common. 95i New.York Central llIhi
Reading l7's -
HudsOn's Bay Company. 22ia.
The amount OF bullion into the Bank OF England on
balance to-day Ia 92S.000 o. 1880 no
Paris quote Exchange London at 90 francs 81
oenLInes for ohscks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
tbs COgRTS
40 sryNoUR GETS A VERDICT.

5ne jury In the suit in which james N nr,,,sra
-. .cueot TO recover $4,000 from Pierre horiiaru
cn ., contract In the sale Of the steam yacht
rans Yesterday brought in sealed verdict In the SUI
rcrIor Court Justice oGormsn presiding awaronns
- y 70 the plaintiff At the request OF General ROGET
PRYOR. Who with Joseph III. Choate represented .n0
p,ainff an extra allowance OF $500 was sranco "''
A. Parsons who seemed pleased with the verdict sara
he did moi expect 10 appeal He did not OPPOSE an
as,owancc and said he thought Mr. Choate had ~
"' :. Ne hone no added smiling that something VIII
r., Left If t6e verdict for Mr. seymour. MI Choae saiu
he WAS perfectly satisfied with the result , ,,,sa
nc ,rr when they first retired. were evenly uiv'deu
r tho ouestion whether the verdict shoua I've or sne
Diaiuf or for the defendant They agreed on auSSn
at 7:30 r. m. after they ha" uo"'oi"'e~ '' ~
and forty live minutes =, A.. ,..,oos vastcr-
81 astarnoon n Mr. Ioriard woud pay the Judgment
or appeal Mr. Parsons replied that ne WAS ho, Nv P'
rryensred TO speak on that point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON Dec 22-The following business was trans
.e,sd IN the Supreme Court UnItei Satos today
No lO7-carolne Forsyth plaintiff in error agt James
r Dooitt,e and others continued by James N
DooItte IT, and Melville Fuller for defendants IN error
concluded by Joseph E. Mcdonald ior The pahun Or
.-.... 80 ..oau.n,
art Edmund n StOwe and others Continued. -
No li1-Jamee Huntington and Others, assgnees cue;
appeIlant agt Mary Saunders and others. Argument
y George Parks for appellants The Court declined
to hear Argument for sppelees. .
No ii2 Bear collector. etc plaintiff IN error
Argued by Solicitor General
jerks and by Charles Lew Woodbury.
for defendant In error.
Adjourned until January 8. 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
n,u.ors FOR INJURY BY AN EXPLOSION

Frederick NJ Reach went into the wine r'om kep' Nv
, puck and Martin steges lao wostst. on June TO-
1895 and friend invited take cigar lie TOOK ono
and ser one Of the cigarghters which are
neal i'm snch places end boig dpped ~ arohoi o"a
that il would work there was no Moohoi ~ e t
can Of the rud filled TIE receptacle an piaen Wv, In On
the counter Keanhs rieni then Ugh his cigar an
do when there was an enpo.oh Ihs
can was hurst asunder and Keac was e about tne &
e"t arms ad b,y sued proprieors OF the place o
siO0o0 DAMAGES The Tried YESTERDAY IN IN,
OF tom bei Judge y AZ ln,s ana eswsrd
aDneared FOR the plaintiff and Robert W. Todd for
the defondans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
THE TROLE On MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Crude showed a downward tendency yesterday.
Business dull most OF the time but after opening
67a67 cents against 6B2 cents Tuesday tho price
gan recede the close selling movement that
conducted with spirit carried values Goa cents though
no news was received explain the fall statistics Of
Ginning taking all the lie DIS ugether and lncreas
ing plentiful enough but they power
less speculation The Weld OF The Washington
1000 "arrc due partly 10 wells. but
main tOrprOng and the Developments In the keb Id
old Thorn Creek district. I'M
orance Than hitherto suspece Yet these influences
acOriy explain the depression in crude and
tbs ugh they md little the market
The wea& with carry ing Fstes moderate
dealings the Consolidated
Exchange foiIOws:
Opening ............... 81 Lowest. SO
ulshest 67e Final. 66ia
Rehned unchanged ~ cents in Philadelphia and
Ga cents Baltimore am here.
OIL err, PENN Dec. 22-Crude OL-Nati0na Transit
Certificates opened 669 and closed at 66 highest
67is lowest Go Sales $4,000 barrels charters 1880
barrels ceafances 34s2O0O barrels shipments. ll2,I36
barrels - barrels.
BRADPolD Penn. Dec 22.-National Transit Certificates
opened co., highest price. 81 lowest
price 90 eeArances, l.eZ4 OOO barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
MRS LKEEtRrs oNLY TnMpohAhILY INsAxE.

MRS. LEFFtRTS ONLY TENPOhA My INSANE
Mrs. Catharne Lecrts who s remembered IN connection
with Darling will having claimed that she
daughter Professor Daring is still In the insane pavilion
at Bellevue Hospital where she was taken on Tuesday Dr.
thinks that her allment IA OF temporary nature
she viii her usual mental energy few
violent and Ut times appears 70 be perfectly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
Io.uuv,. Comp.si,iou on Medicine.

There IL Kinds medicine besides the kind Rub
On ami the first kind the colt knd which tsEe with
spoon while holds cad and KICK aud
1sause IL Tastes the 0tor the Kind
which called Pus and IL the iardesto te whole
30 70 ~ Down but does not make any Dinerence
ynch Kind you lake when wish
Arvuad"
Evidently Johnnys experience medicine docs not include
Dr. PierUss Pheasant Purgatve Pellets which easy
quietly and calmly. Neither
include In the way Of soil Aedione Dr. Pices Golden
Nedlos Iiscoyefy. when though powerful 70 cure AL
tbo tas agreeable effects UneQaled reoy
for AL scrofuous diseases pmplea botcies erupIOns
ulcers swoed glands goitrc or thick neok lever sores and
hfp Joint disease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23

and Joseph D. Potts. The First Mortgage Bondnonors
Committee continues s organization ana VIII repIosons
bondholoers collectively In order to protect sucn
and rights and aid the execution OF the plan
rights Of subscription to the securities ana Oh any
other privileged
Tho following sold at the Real Esiae anu
Auction Room, Limited. by Adrian n. Muller q Son
go shares New.York Life and Trust DO
siScG On" no~smbey PP sss cont oiy l1os
as shares National Bank OF Comm ercs TT TO 176
share Clinton Hall Assooist 90
liable pri!sres AoaaSrn' OF Do,tn siio
81 shares Fret National Bank Of Red Bank. New
per cent Isl mortgage bond due 1895 " l144
Insurance Company ia
$40 900 Chicago and Atlantic r. X I'd mort bonds 4Od45
RAILROAD EARNINGS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23

The onton market opened firm ut advance OF noins
under tho stimulating Influence OF reduction TO 63ooooO
bales Nrils Tho strong all Jay
and the mark closed net advance Of 1915 points ior
the day. Sales, l40, 500 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23

~ooIden Medical Discovery viii not cure person who's.
1nnGs wastod bat II unfstng remedy foi
teasumptzoa taken 10 time. Al draGglstA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23

Dart hsvx And blow blow. disgusting everybody
~ ~. sagss Cataxrh kemAdy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
LIVE sronK Markets BY rELEsRApH.

BUFFALO. Dec -Catte-Receipt last "A hours-l liza
head for tins far 55l5 aead for same time last
week bs6 heat consigned through "a cars OF which 81 TO
NrwYork for sale market D0nlnally unchanged
ShseDkeceipts last "a hour 200 neal total tor week
thus Tar 24oOO head TOT same time last week = 800
sale: market dull and dropping; buyers and sellers
apart no transactions
Hoo, Receipts hours-1O 765 head, total for
+oDle hesd Tor time last week s4.sl0
consigned through 26 OF which IL 10 Newton
81 sale prices declined lOD l6c GOOD 10 Choice
light pigs IS GOA w. Coarse Mixed Heavy Enda ~ ~
s3 So market closed duh and unsettled 10 held
CHICAGO. Dec 22.-7ns Drorsrs Journai Cattle
Receipts 5000 nead shiuments 2.U0U market
sIeaiy fame, IS 1875 70 shipping steers $50
LOO rs 10 stockers feeders ~ l5os5 90;
Cows Bulls and mixed 81 to1s5 Az buk ~ o02oo Tex
Hoes-fsecepts $1,000 head shiDmsnrs 5000 market
SLOW closes. we,k Rough and MiKes - ,nS
SIS 10 "a 80 Skips. ~ rs So As.
SheeD-keceDts. 5000 snipments 1000 market slow.
bu steady. Natives 81 0df4 30 Western 81 5UQ3 90;
Texans 50 90 03 80. Lambs. - 0UdS5 o.
ST LOUTs Dec. 2z.--Caui'-itecoiDt3 $50 heal ship
ments GAS head; The market ruled strong unier iIght
81 1904 IS; Fair to Good Shipping So 509a 20 Butchers
steers fair choice So 90 81 To- Feeders far TO
good 81 5Oa3 20. sockers far 10 good. ~ 0002 75i
Texans. common to choice. 81 s50s3 S.
HoGs-Recelpts $500 head. shipments. 200 head
marxot rue tlrougho & the day closing weak tn
all sold Choice Heavy anu Butchers oSlectons S. 80
55 PACKING fair to good. 81 lO6s4 3d. Workers.. mri
70 fancy % 30 0Si To- Pigs common to good 81 700
S3 30.
Sheep eceipts $50 head shipments 1907 market
nrm. ommon to Pair ST. 750s2 90 Medium to
81 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw:YoRK, wednesday. Dec kEVEs-Recsp1S
at eotht Total for day. ZOOS head against siS lead
for Mr. Eastman with the exception OF single carload No
Jersey city included u for SCHWARTZ
, % e s as0as %
PsGss msg Fat s0 and G1
stuff and as were sIog and shade lower Sellers general
little "& Suckers and trash so % 4osss So
and very Ordinary to Choice Beeyes az 90 100 49, w,n
bringing s. soa 80 CO. "'S"' ~ '"'''' 0"''
SOLD !. 4 s a Dy Gsx a f% ns' ss rs r's
s o. LIVE stock OF fesn Hea a reo @
benjamin wes,heimer long identified with the catils
trade ay c makes ess,sa an nu pSo 0m %
Kind accessible to NewYork butchers and neases compc
e I Sss az Sas ~
IL: i Sax S'n se d. d.
- s ss aysr ~ e n s'srs At ~ 1 so
]$.S az So & d Ssso 5
walnoI; q Bunslc s,esrS lCs. u, q. ss7s or,
S%sssn Z Ssi:ss is;:s. 50, q
g q e &C. 1922 3 At Uh de- 40 1928
I1ss ksa'%sy s,SsrA 1909 .sS
% a. '1 1sss g. = = fsG a. ssi =
1923 49, stale do 1880 10. at a 80 a Dry Cows
1877 ss 81 49, STAT. Steer, trxt,,, 1890 D. 1880
DC 27ie o. So 50 kspt@ciy do i4os D. AZ q: i$
Ohio do 1888 d. at - 10 "a Dry Cows and Stays 1927 H. at
IS 4O 90 Cows 1913 3D. at 81 20 22 TO- 1913 n at 81 10
cALvBs-Receipts were 42 head. dull dragging trade
at about Yesterdays quotations
ienbeck Davis % Grassers ew Fed Calves'.
3O7 So 65 81 Warnings 3J3 N. at 50 IS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts were 10 cars OF 3,Io3
head-l3 Jersey civ and at 6Oh st. AMI there
reported back at the astname place. Total
for l4Oi head against 1922 heal for tho samo
time last week
to-day dun and the feeling weak for every
thing Good Lambs which sold at fairly sustained prices
The could be cleared aud the market closed with
sheen sod AT rs n So. lambs at @ d6ac
Saes-J y. Sailer d Co 3I6 Kentucky sheep, 10 ID, AZ
4Tsc Y64 Western 10. 96 ID. at - 30
Sherman & Culver 164 Krntu Ky Sheep III H. at Sc;
"a do 80 ID. at &c 10 do. Ill 10. at 3s.c
Newton & @ llett l73 iowa sheep. 100 D. at 81 10 -
judd Buckingham goo state Ieep ~ n. at 4tc lS8
Ohio DO 80 at 4c II Canada l3l h. at SC; l75 MIeh
gan Lambs. II 10. at 6i2c.
j. n Ptcock: 233 Western Lambs 70 10. at &C.
Mull,n so State Lambs. 10 10. at CSC
Dlenback Dewey ~ State sheep 1U2 u, at 4ifc zAb
state Iambs So ID. at 64c
HOGs-Recepts wer 81 OF $3.50 head-21 cars AZ
at 40ths Total for four days 2474
head against 81 480 head for tho time last week
quoted steady at - 406S4 80 for Fair TO
Prime Hos with il Cults sold down as low as 81
Saes-J g. smith 65 Ohio Hogs LAG b. at 81 40; Is do
(Cus 80 10. at 81; % Pigs. go 10. at 81 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23

SPIRITS Of TUfEN rtSE.
hAyASyAu Dec 2?.--Turpentins quiet at 33ta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-23
comparatve whea stooks at ave Atlantic ports at dates

Increase Tor the week $3.50 bush against Gl72i4 bush
the previous week.
Comparative Wheat stocks Western primary points
fstuF.A suani
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-13
Publication Ocs. .eIsc Mining Application NJ. soS, of Her. : pert h. Logan. for Patent to the American Milne.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-13
POLITICAL PolMTERs.

The last issue of the Flagstaf Cham pion contains the following political pointers:
 "Dan. L. Robinson will make mos! excellent Recorder. He is a youne: man of superior qualifications for the o6hce, and he vil be supported for the posnion by the people. regardless of party on eles ton day.
 Geo w. Sines, one of the Republi can nominees for Assembly fos th,s county. is an old and time honored res ident of Prescott. His interests are all in Yavapai county. and he i' bona 6de ci'isen and tax payer. A gentleman thoroughly conve,san, with the warts and needs Of our people, he will make one of the best representatives in the IAth legislature"
 'Jo,. Nj. Myers, the Republican can- didate for Sheriff. is man against whom not single word can be said. A genu- inc resident, and tax payer Of the county. whose record will bear the closest scIuti- ny and found to be without blemi,h, the people will support him irrespective of politics and oo Nov. and, cleo, him to the office of Sheriff of old Ysvapai."
 70. A. Ensign, one Of the Republican candidates for the Legislative Assembly, is an upright. honest, consI i-Llious ger tleman, fully conversant with what is re- quired by our people as regards leeisls- ton, and will be an honor to the people and credi, to the ticket he represent" :"
 "Tae organ at Prescott has, as ve preoiSted. resoted to its only stock in trade, personal abuse of the republican candidates. Poor, imbecile, tottesing thing. With the bracing you get from the federal ring, you should not try by blse and false insinuations to injurs in any way the characters of men who are your superiors, and always will be in ev- cry way. W. C. Bashford is too well known to the people of Prescott and Yavapsi County as an uprigtt, homes cit zen to be harmed by any cf the or gan's despicable and false slurs. Or the contrary, 1t will gain votes fos Mr. Blshford on election day"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-13

Governor Ross left SantaFe New
 Mexico recently on a mission to Wash
 ineson a part of which is to secure the transfer of military head quarters from whipple to Albuquerque. The Govern ment has . couple of million dollars or more invested at whipple, and t is very doubtful whether they abandon this and cxpenda like amount simply at Gov. Ross request ~ishou, any reason for it. With the completion of the railroad to Prescott which is nov assured beyond . doubt by January Ist. Whipple will enjoy every advantage possessed by any other town inthe department for head quarters. l, IS conceded by all to be the heal,hiest post in the departme n, and With the possession of this knowl- edge neither the war department at or congress is likely to the expense incident to their removal
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-13
Tho Brooklyn Magazine.

A prominent actress does not often as- sume the additional role of an author,
 and this fat. together with the catching" title of the zit.Cle "Is .ne Stage lmmoI- alp will insure a aide reading for Fanny
 Davenporl's paper in the Oto5er Brook lyn Magazine. Mss Davenport warmly
 defends the morals of the stage, and
 ce,t ,,niy does herself c.ed.t as . writer
 m her interesting anti:le. Second in
 present it.rest is Mrs. E. C. de E r.
 times "Memories of Historic Charles
 ton," a timely anecdota! ar icle of the
 unfortunate Southern ti;y, that tell mary
 things of Charle.ton and her ruined
 buildings that viIl be new to hundreds
 of people. An aricle by Mr. Henry W.
 Austin. entitled "T~o Glimpses of Ed gar Allen Poe," narrst.s the opinions of
 Epes Sargent and Judge BurdweIl of Poe as he was seen by them frequently dur.
 ing his lifetime, and contains much ma
 terial that will be new U lovers of the c eccentric poet. Mrx Flora Adams Oar. iing's novel "A Social Diplomat sto-
 v of Washington life, is commenced. and promises to be b,i,tt and racy read ing Mrs. Henry Ward Bescaer's "Let- ter from England" ii devoted to "Seeins the Sights, in London" and besides
 hese features there are still some fofty tormore pages of excellent popular liter ature. exclusive of fifty other p,ges con- tsining Mir. Beecber's sermons in Eng land during September, and Dr. Tal- mege's sermons at home, all revised by themselves-the entire magazine being offered at twenty cents per single copy. or 5, per yeu. Certainly. this IS chesp- ness of price and richness of material The Brooklyn Magazine. : ] Murray Street, New York.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-10-13
tir,f Puhii rafian Oc'. 6 isSs Notice of Application for Patent No. iS6, of Herbert H. ios gan for the
 OK Bow Mining Claim.
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INTERNATIONAL TICKET.

The republicans of line territory offer the people ticket at once sound, able and respectable, to vote upon this fall. Curtis C. Bean, is an old timer but as full of progress as . young. aciiveterrit ory could demand. He will return to con- gress carrying with him the peestage of reelection, showing to his eompeers that he has the confidence of the people whom he represents. He now has exper- fence in legislative affairs st Washington and t is useless to say to the people of A,izona that he has unlimited generosity, . ma:t.s to which hundreds of our old timers can sestify, and is most able man for the petition.
 Thomas Cordis:for superintendent oi public instruction. will be strong man in the educational department of the territory who will be an honor to that department and a benefit to it. Mr. Cordi' 'republicanism cannot be que:ti on- cd; his character as a man IS unques,ion- cd; his knowledge, as 2 citizen of the territory. of its educational needs cannot be questioned He is the right man in theiisht place.
 W. H. Hardy. of Mohave, the candi- date for councilman at large from this district, is one ef the pioneers of the territory and one of the mot thorough. experienced miners that the territory has ever had ~ithln her borders. He is a man of great endurance and determination of purpose and the firt citizen ot his county in all | ings that goes toward liber- ality and enterprise and his character is untarnished. There is TO old citizen of ] bis district be he democrat or republican that will not support Capt" Hardy Heeald