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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
CHARGED WITH STUMBLING A NIDo''
COLONEL sToUGHTON SAID TO HAVE SECURED
HALF or HER - 600 PENSION.

COLONEL STOUGHTON SAID TO HAVE sIAUhhp
HALF or IIER - 900 PENSION
Officers If the United states Government YESTERDAY
,r-t'-rcl before Commissioner shield C'lf'i 'u''I'
T. ~touchton. who was recently indicted on '"hN
o. swirdling a soldiers widow u nearly TI""' %
rDp,i,n money Mr.. shields SET the ban i'll u' '%'o
At - 900. which was at once furnished by Clarence
4 seward The prisoner wa arrested III l"o-h''p''''
on saturday and brought To- tins CITY,
Colonel >toushton j, about Gfty years old. and l"st
an eve in the Rebellion. For this he Is drawing
pension Of $50 Il month. He come, 81 e'N fanny
hi, uncle +. ". >touclton, having formerly '''H
Minister II Russia. The accused man formerly prt'
t,cd law in thi, city and aftcrwad became oioNer
having an Office in Ncw-et. Until last June he hVeH
Al Norellos i'm West Twcnty-nnth-st where he
became acquainted with George kalmardcS' WHO was
employed in the place "a walter. In N'IV way
Colonel SOughton learned that kalmaIldcsS noU'or
iD-aw Mrs Magantha letter, Of no. 34o west Vne
hundred A nd twenty nth the widow OF 'e"rse
T. Zcter who served in the Rebellion a. corporal "i
,,orDDany l. 45th Regiment New York state NpluntceI>
The Colonel offered his services 10 secure INT pen
sion and they accepted.
Th, was in the fall Of 1s@3. stoughton secured
he necessary evidence and got $50 from the waiter
to paw the expenses Of trip to Washington In due
time the application for pension was granted ana
on November :. 1oss check for $2,lG2 73 for back
pensions was given to Mr.. Zeitter. day or TWO
afterward Colonel StOuGhton called at Mr.. letters
house and demanded II 900 fIe said he would have u
psv that sum to an official Of the Pension Department
in Washington, who had aided him in having the CLAIM
granted The widow and her demurred st first. bu
finally the widow handed the Colonel $500, with whcl
he wa satisfied
Kalmarides was suspicious that all not right
but al first let the AFFAIR drop Later however, h'
began TO make inquiries about Colonel stoughton'
action and an mixing Of the big fee reached the Pen
sion Department. ID. Il. Shopp. special pension eX
aminer was assigned look mp the case, but had no
been AL work long before StJughton caught wind of TN
Investigation and left the city. This ~us on June q
last He was traced to Cincinnati ana various otho
Western places, and indictment Wa found dgtiiis
him bv The recently discharged United states Grdl
Jury. An officer with warrant for his arrest iOun
him in indianapolis.
colonel StOughton a wellknOwn figure abou
town ten years ago, but recently had become les
lrnminent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

average at .c per N SO do. 341 n at 2@c 90 do 2o' 3D.
at r Ie VIII Mr hCS NJ Val. io to To 7o r. 5a7iac
cGn NNb % L yc2 lt D Ss Tor two days
7G9 9 a. Inn cs 10 car al carried over
t,i ill., r. wer' just carloads 70 be soi
Good G St Hl t ,hrs was dectcdy dun feeling for all
eh.i ride The light supply T. all that susains the
nark.t .. , che,, sod n al 25asj 25 little bunch
of Wthcrs Al . so and carload OF christi stfn u,
asog y brought g 80 a Sy S a. Hn of RkroS
ma AVERAGING l75 sold at 7c per n This WIN DROP
ally marx 2 pI% 1 SeGc for aoo ai1 to
ard q extra Canada" Lambs sold early IN the
8, q 80 e S SSIS G II F2%9 At Sc g
20 ohio sheep lol r at - 81 Sl,3 sa1G ns %
Christina; wch rs D. a. 1913 9 3 do = lsDS at T. 50 80
r Ohio e.? vi al Kentucky Sheep 1876 n - 60
~, do o. a. ~ - 1856 do - H. at ~ 60 -33 ONO
DO SiG ~ n,ucn.ham: ~ state Lambs 81 n, at s6 65
q, S"tc sheep iOI n at 81 rs 2l3 Western do % h. at
m.rruqa 81 sh;sg % e at LAMB a p a9
y g % = 72I g. dc? 81 q at a. s = 20 - ldS DO
10 No. ?i l A 20 90 ran no Sheep
'n",yl,ona Lambs. 7212 H. at 80 % 81 % 81 !" "'
20 4; {g,,,,.., 6 udu.: Pc Western Lambs. o. p At,
~ -. 3ll DO 90 H. at Sc 80 lsS Canada DO 92+ ~ at
20 iBgIenb,ck & Dewey I5o Canada Lambs. 9s'' H. at
At i g r 50 sDA, S2a1 Sheep i 90 In
a' IS; e., 3 esss Of {. 70 a a. eo'' 7 2''ar@
arnid. OH Tie market The only ported Ual7''u" 20
for 'Changc va, the sale by j Pdc9cE SOM o S ~
Eruturnt Hogs averaging ~ ID Al - % P0i wv ''
Quoted dull al - 25dfJ 40
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH
Ruralo Dec lj.-Cattr-Recei,;s last - hour '''-o
9,tNOi 10. am tiuf "i.
w.,, If go: gncd through. %lcO h'ad, o,V nag
:, N.u-Nok $500 head ON -lle; narh't OPP ~" 80. 1u
,o5 T., rhoirc sidtf 81 choc" heavy butcher - iv@
- H. medium ~ -5qf4 light handy - loo - 80 com
,,, ,.ilad +24S2 80: Michigan atork"is, SoDdSpp IL
IN d. yearling~. ~ 1JH-2 40; a. lturI7 = ~
70 - stock bulls. - oar; l4t d.. $50 ~; 'Ao
do - ia ~ -; bologna-. - 10 - mcR COWS am
-. Sheen and Lambs Receipt, last - hour. 300
r.,I total fr week far H. 600 fo sam, tn' a
,, IN 100: coa- gucd through. $500 h'ai, -,-,V h"aI
a. \.y.YorN: T. 600 head sale uarH'' o"n"l MN anu
.a4d.. higher. closed firm ara bnchai'H ,h,'p 'Il -
b, -t - - good - choice. - tpHri - 'i. 3N
~ fiir lOH- 1O lnmhs-cho.r" 10 extra, - -" - 1
I .. rtor, - .Oq - common 10 fair - '1dr" -.
y- IA - Tor sane time la-t week 3D'oV con-
.I.pri t..ough 1f.lO head. 1870 head To- "-i"fh !
900 h.lI uI -lir. opened dull anu Weak '"e'u
.,. and , ,hal. lower 70 k.r'; MEDIUMS, h'aVn anu
MA 3 55at5 80 pigs. - bass % h'F"riT' - 80"
80 - 80 ,, ;..,.. torr,ol., ronorts .
..i. l.rrrt. . 600 h.it Of which 2ooo "cr- LfAih'
,a, and medium 80 and GO" -t'cH. lo"I?c hiEi ;
ri,tra- -t.t- and other rr.u. bet -t"'k niF -
f..- f.,rpt- 36to' U. al lll rla-.. I'M'r COZ. -l
a ,o-3 - h.i,y l1.t-t- - j0dr3 80 H-ht IS ,.,,
- =, ie...l. y, -,4jf-3 90. Shc.l-- Receipts. 1000
Al 1ttu- ...,Ftuug thr mutton ana ldmo lhe roIu
strong o. lc. Do c... 't... -iti'- -'' ii1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
,a.s ..... 33.0Iol 3a0.S !s-5-5. s0l&VIi3
Bale, " 4Jii6lo i,OSI.3 o,J79l 2i-''4o7

,,as ..... 33.O.11t 3.0'S ,.o-1,-5, S'OIy'D11'
E .,.r ,3si5 1915 Ssf' 3 5,5s5G ! S-'
A1 AND ,5a 2ay % "SStSas Q" , n5S
qui.t but strong ola thc BITTER qualities ,r A
os6c dover missed i5a95c shipping sc. srtxfW,-
4 ioii i5r
lors-rr nsc na. wax ?os aad aside c, from 5 the
S Ssic. 1879 cno5, 5se'o mdiu 5aac; coao2 to
@ @o4 to 9'5 G Sat, is5 5 an S,'d do DID, 81
l l5c r1 IN. Goa Co.. do ~ i f@ to choice '
10 to'- J.uary 3 ions february 2Gt5c 90 ton,
! Mo{ -115s 'Ig5' fas - 6;:'S
7 Ii li.S q; WiERH%IS i '' ~
M6LAssSDp agd gncGa ,p. IN price or NeT Kc6
s5@ ion ''T fp ga Island 3D. -7G5o;,.' "
NAvAL sro&->-e Spirits TrRPENTlTl---A ,hadc
low, r. with continued SLOW demand quoted 3,'f"374c
EooINN- Ia usat rqu'st STAINED, d i3a%fi 81
=. % 3! ~ 90 3, 8 ~ y" j. 80 90 80 "
9 ruled quiz" so a"95 p a?,d !" % %'''"d1' g @
.7o-sc; do or araa" I'G%$. refined ,unm,r S,i'
t,yon. - Go .tu So cod comet, 81 - ior',tni,
Lard primo IN go Tai.oH = 80 Mensadf M
,cf soss3 6arn,d rrnl. .oeao., Ntra b,acned win.
igr S@c Sle, ga Quo d b,l,d at Soase beacGcd
,In- 7ia7jr; Whale, natural "lnt'i 13dHc; b'aeaaeu
33at PIX ned ~ @ ae2 sa I ,a 'f4t e.
some ports United kingdom t'mporary 7carcN
IN @cs dcr.rtnnt, depression czi.t here brIus no
iEE,- british bark Bmher' Aiop, hence ,, 70 n'H''
1orr 10 SNle 900 rude pri,at" terms Md.
W~CEiIANt"rN cIAEitI;, N9fT,raH n''N ,la pg'r
- ID lrt.h bark Montreal BrunsM.c T. IN. n.td
.t,,e on private term; bark Lo'ant"r h"r" I'i' 10
rioylsoNs roEK- noi &C., t,,st II Si
al i5cil$ 30, LNta iru". - % aTlpi f'li,2 -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.


Chicago. Dee - (>peciaN.-ln the wheat PR to-day
thing, when were expected to help price "a not
maeralizc but some aids did turn up which we've not
expected. Tie advance in silver A Ne" lorA today
Wa, the chief help that holder, Of wheat had. De-
c.,,t.r ,yh.af ouancd al 81 D. touched 90 81 and
closed AT ~: May opened at - oi 4, sold tei"e'n
= Oh and ~ 90 =. ard closed al the lotion.
Both Bloom and Partridge the tTO notable or', sold
wheat when It Wa strong ard honSht wheat When
il looked weak. The bull, WcN' nonplu>~al some y
il. N!ncapolI, AID Duluth ca lot,. i3- and by to
liberal estimates for wheat receipts AT tn, point
Tl.-ddy. - clr-. Corn during The dty va, 'ey
weak moving 10 one moment decline II fnll cent
.ui 10 tie ,.o-c showing Jos, Of "a cent. Nay
op"ucd ~ 30 3, -od net"e"n % = ana y IL.
and closed az - -. Hutchinson vi, very sc-
i've .rller Partridge >ccondlD- Hutchinson, e'ot
Th. weakness u the day Wa the result Of ,peculiuys
op,rtt.pu, The arrivals -O2 car, Wcr' Just about
tie oNptitI0u- the c>tmat" for TUESDAY. 30 carS,
.o- lar,e f,t Two day. MAY ois opened AT - Is,
.n'I q, lYw a~ % -. ard CLOSED at ~ "a. pNp
visions Vere decidedly strong. At ne close pork
.lo,.4f ar advance over >1trNiay II l. Il cent? .
f,-r.l ard ard ribs ~ cents 100. Tn" improve
mcgt came from SOM covering by the packers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
4 STRrcK JrRy TO TRY nor" c6TT0y.

Freehold. y j., Dec - (SpcciaD.-A special session
- the Monmouth Comfy Court was held today for
the purpose Of drawing struck jnrc- for th" Ial- %"
Joseph Cotton John DAILY and Charles II. Thompson,
three Of the Monmouth Park b"okfuahcr~, who were
indicted here in October. Counsel for th" defendants
offered various objections 10 tn proc odlng- including
the OF jury book for drawing tl" jury. Oh tn
gIouud that TIE book Disseminated against a." colofcd
race, which Is Violation OF the Constitution of the
United states, there being no name, Ol ncIrW, 800 the
book. These objections were all otcrrulrd. Judge
Conovcr then selected names for the struck jury for
COttOn's trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
THE SUPERVISORS TO BIZ plID eooy.

A United state, supervisor who served at tA" recon-
election write, to The Tribune to inquire when '''
Supervisors are to be paid. Nr. Kennedy 'h'' p'p'F
f. Marshal Jacolu~ said that chef supervisor jon"
Davenport had not vet sent D" ihr ''r'''," ""''''
--.,i ar aud f,o ,ruo,Iut- due each Of tnrm. W.
I,,rpcdv Thought that the men could hardly lc la'
before January II Mr.. Daycupor,'- Once u WAS
sad that the men might receive their money j" ''.
c,,,r,. Of the next week, Their. lad been d'h' N
making ont the accounts. which was On" 10 TIE 10 %.
f,-,arity Of th. supervisors vim ~" ''N 't '.'
i,, some Of the men Atd done their "of" l''.
nl,clv 80 that their lo,- had 90 b. gone "t'G again
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
HE STARRED THE NATE on THE NIGH SEA.

Commissioner Shield, will investigate N'a'''"N
ARRAY tomorrow which took place ON the NE" 49,,
on December , ON the schooner LINE iicN'r' p''"
from Bangor. Me. 10 Hamilton. bermuda i''"f
smith colorcd while al the wheel became mN"lN" 'i
a quarrel with the mate. Daniel Nc'"h' an' ''',
him in the back and chest When the schooner dirN'l
q, Hamilton smith we, turned over 70 the custody 81
the United states Consul who sent him o tins cry OH
tlr steamer OrinOrp, which arrived mere N'.' '''
mornir. Mr. shields pWaudcd smith for cAi'."''' ''
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
4 DrcK .HAND DEOWNED.

Captan W VI Newton. of the oyster -loop VI. T.
sinclair went to polio" Headquarters yesterday Ahn
reported the death Of Natham'l IaN"r one q" inc Nv"
hand, Of the -oop, in The East EN"r. on saturday
,n.rnoou. The ~loop Wa, near Hlaohwclr- Island
aud TayIor was at the helm when iA' main boom
swung over and struck him TayIor we knocked over
hoard Captain Newton lowered the ya"l but it was
upset and he also had narrow c~cip" The -l"'p
ran On the rocks. Meanwhile. Taylor vas drowned
and his body -wept away hy the me. ld--Ih~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
OWE TUOrSAyD VARIETIES Gr LiVpS

Edward Miller * Co... Nos 10 and L. College Place
are now exhibiting +ome exceedingly hand-omc
Rochester lamps, which form tasteful wedding or
Christmas presents. The lamps are remarkable FOR
their steadnc,. Clcarne~S and hIillIncy in light.
They neat and clean, and free from the di.agcble
odOr noticeable in other, of different 1Ici ION
During its the firm hd, made over 100000
OF these lamps, and has now over 1000 Varlctc- IN
fnnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
FUNDS To EDrcArE ARTIST ARTISANS

William Hamilton Gibson. the popular illustrator,
designer and author ha, opened Il ct~, in his depart
Of work at the Institute for Artist Artisans. An
architectural department has also been added T. the
institution cooperative fund has been started by
H. o Havcmcyer who contributes II. 900 while the
Paterson six Guild gives %l.4OO. the Ncy, ori.
jewellers, II 200; GcorEr Eurul1m. ~ Philadelphia.
- 400, and H. y. >tin,on. OF New NDrh. - 400.
Following these is Ion. Ii, Of subscription, gwen hy
well known firms. Aboat 100 stdd,n aud member,
have already bon enrolcd ID thc inst-lALe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
SIZE DRANK CABBOLIC ACID

physician was called into the house No. 80 West
Thirty fifth S. early yesterday morning I" administer
an antidote to Elizabeth West, aged twenty four. WI"
had swallowed some ciriolc acid. she -ald he hah
taken the poison by mistake for cough medicine, but
the police were suspicious and cent her 10 tho New
York Hospital under arrest. She VIII recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

Police Sergeant Pickett. 81 the street C"'ilnf p'
uartmcut's "Vapcr-chaSeis.' was Nc-'".'F H''''' '
~ cause daily rcpors tn be- made Of all ashes gar age
.d tr..t .,recrinc urcol.ctcd within tho urs hN'd
fr the collection - such refuse. tn" purpN' is 10
find ont whether the fault e non collection -N WIN
The occupants 81 the building where the refuse rs l"u"
or with the Departments cWiINc-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

no demand prime city dull at Pos Cd. Turpentne "a
rosn I'm flIr demand Lard-SIot-fhe demand has faes
OF futures poor demand prim, Western spot and De
cember steady nj Bis. Wheat and nouT IN poor demlnd
Corn-spot futresIhe demand ha. fallen OF niSd
Wesru slO md December firm al d 53.d January od
Arm at IS sd Hops LOndonPacihc Coast ia poor DE-
nand Receipts Of white for the past week from Atlanta
Irortg 900 quartz T., from Pacific ports from oUs
sources "a 600 quart rs There were receipts Of An2
can cora for the past week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
TRAVEL DELAYED oy THE ELEVATED ROAD

Travel on The elevated railroad in sixth ave. was
delayed for about an hour Yesterday 10y the breaking
down OF a locomotive attached T. 4 construction ear
near the Grand station in south Fifth II
tlai spring supporting tie tender Of the loco
motive broke. Nobody hurt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
A BUSINESS FAILrRE ~ SCRANTON.

Scranton. Penn, Dee. &c. a. lInSiell an OK
tensive clothing dealer here Ia, failed. The store
has been closed on an execution issued at N" instance
Of Clarence Kenyon, Of New York. who holds a judg
ment against the house for S122iO The liabilities
are said 10 he heavy. Mr. lnodcll paid all hi, debt
about town and left here Yesterday for syracuse" y Y,
10 solicit aid from relative there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

A ADVERTISEMENTS For TUE NEwYoRK ,TTpK, aSS
n UNE WILL RE RECEIVED At THE. tf!omn'
OFFICES No 2ss Brosdway corner hrty hr.t s ss
ri o D. m: 30 West Twenty tn rt-st.. corner os.
ave. i52 0th-ave. 1873 FourthaVe corner nh be a.
feminist. 76O Thtrd-aNe.. corn Forty
iO26 Thri-ave. near SiSty.nrstst l7os fi.s'A's az
i06 West Forty-second-st 1902 Connons-sse'' .oS
IIbertv.st. \: lS23 Ihrd-aN'..
the HARLEM OFFICE. $50 Fast one:hundred .andt"en"
Gfth-st.. up 10 8 D. M. regular Office rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
REl BEN NJ ILEH'
JOSIAH SPEEk.
Sinking Fund Commissioners.

~ IPRtME COCRT.-Place of Trial Queens
y Cnuty-Clara Lrggct Plaintiff, against r'n,'.,n
Hoffman widow Of Norman Hoffman. deceased 800 ~
Inth and Frederick Jenth her husband Amelia OK 80.
Ih,rls. ont her husband; Laura Wogh ana .in,s
W"can her husband and Louisa Hoffman, p'i'hd"''''
summons: -, h,,,bv .ur.
10 the ahoycnamcd Defendants: You are h''nH s.,
uonrd the complaint Ia this acton au W hin
:, rnuy of the PlantlN> Attofh'f
twenty days after the service of THIS summons, ns,,
cr th day service and la case NJ your iiufe w s"e
OR answer judgment will De taken against you 10y u's"
for the relief d, andrd IN the compliant
Dated July Dist 1890.
CHARLES u. KlDGWAN. Plaintiffs Attoul'T,i. w..
On,e and Po-tohce address - Park Row. Ne~l ORR wy.
10 the Defendants, Amelia OFT. Charles Ott hsusSS
Wogan and Emile Wogan The foregoing summons j,
bv publication. pursuant 10 an oru't ~
Willard Bartlett Of the justices OF The sups
Of the stat. of York dated the both day OF ~
1870, and filed with the complaint ~ the on,, W 80
Clerk OF the County OF Queens at Jamaica IN sau county,
n State Of Ncw-lork. ,.,o.o.v
- CHARLES ID. KIDGwAh, Plaintin's Attorney
IS Park Row, New York tltY'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
GgrurSlous.
RAYMOND'S
VACATION
EXCURSIONS.
ALL TRAVELLING EXPENSES INCLlpED'
a WINTER
CAlIFOR N IA.

Two parti,, viii leave NEwY0Rk IN Jsnu1r} N NIX
T'NGT tAIS WIKI Pullman Palace Dining as ~
tarhrdI for a the Prncipai ties and Hea IN Rest' ~
po,iar coast The dates and routes are a. follows.
ru,.d,y Inuuary Is. Va cincinnati, Louls'iAs
NsS nr;'aHs galveston. san AntoniO, etc. - q.
" T,,r.J,x Lamar, IL ga chicago. santa ~
Ahuqurrquc. Bar>tow. san Berns7dino et. -.
Ten Returning Parties, under spec escort Over ou
D,n,r.nt Iioutr.. .rturl tickets a.>o good on nv
Trims. lndrpcndent Tickets covering every ,Apfhs,s
rv. and giving entire edOm 70 the passenger WIS
n california and tl.o Ia making me Journey hoh-N'T
Hotel coupons supplied Tor LONG "r snort so,ouFns al O."
tLe Leading Pacific Coast Kesort.. ,.s.,,
Dnfe- OF Other California Excursions FeO''
and u Narh and 10. -, v...,,-v
3. Marcia 10. ,..-, saa
rrtnri>co Trhrarv Tor a trip the sandwich lsah"
and the Great Volcano OF kilau"i
ir send for descriptive circulars. Series d desgns1
WI i.-r book relating Mexico or California '"u''
desired -,
RAYMOND 4 WIIITCOMB. 2J7 Broadway, " y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

of the United states has earnestly recCinnendru III
messages II l. Tine ih INV ''"''''
Senators 10 halt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool Dee. II. 3:45 p m--R,cf-Thc demand has
fallen OH. Pork la poor demand. Hams and bacon IN
fair demand. Cheese In poor demand. Tallow-Ihcre Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

Stord Of so. red in December 3 60 $50 bu-
against Coz 2i3 bush Last week and 31N3s9 bush this
time
NcwYork Produce Exchange statement Of visible sup.
ply, SATURDAY, December 49, 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

NI'lh' supiIi III uI' tt!trG states and Canada.
bre. l3 $40. d.. .Hp Dee. ~ ~. DC l. ~,
Wheat % l-G,I.O - II? 81 3"ii az 8. .I3 ~,
Corn ..-- 20. 800 -,@ss 80 J,3Oo2s3 UJ-., fJD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
frual Notices

" Office TO HOLDERS OF BONDS OF NV
~ County Of Allegheny, Pennsylvania =,
The Sinking Fund Commissioners OF the County OF "
leghrny state OF Pennsylvania by virtue OF autor"
In them by at OF Assembly. approved April = A. 80
l,63 do hereby notify the holders OF ALLEuhtN
Coz My COMPROMISE BONDS ina. bond, nun xps
dated follows, Wit. COZ PON NOMPhoM d.
Nos - .s3 y 2s1. 2uO 29l. 292 29S. ~ 80
300 300 3Ol 3O2. BOB 3O4 800, 3o6 SOS 800 80 III,
S2l also REGlS rERED COMPROMISE Bon de No,.o,
300 all bearing date Of January !, 1858 and IA.
January L 1913 will BE- paid toeether win iner 81
nary lngI upon presentation az the oicr of te 'os
controllers At Pittsburgh, Pa at which time all interest,"
e'iu TWINS wa JOHN HARPER.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-26

To Newsdealers and CirculatOrs of Papers Throughout the Country We Make a Trade Price which We will be Glad to Furnish on Application.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-26
PERSONALS.

Mayor McGlasson is expected here on Monday.
 II. Lempke left yesterday for the Congress mine.
 Elmer Patton and wife are spending A lew weeks in Prescott.
 Thompson and David Walker were in the city yesterday from Tempe.
 c. w. Dowsing, for many months a clerk with Ellis X Brown, leaves this morning for San Diego.
 Joseph Campbell was able to leave his bed yesterday and may be able to come down town today. Mrs. Campbell is about recovered
 Colonel William Herring arrived by yesterdays train, and will be found guarding the interests of his clients in the District Court today.
 Democratic candidates are sprouting. Pat Coyle is out for County Recorder and Tom Greenhaw will try conclusions with Frank Baxter for the nomination of Probate Judge.
 Among those noticed as present at the funeral of General Fremont, in New York, by the press of New York, was William Zeckendorf, one of our com missioners to the Worlds Fair, who re- presented the pioneers of Arizona
Arizona republican., 1890-07-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Odd Fellows meet this evening.

Odd Fellows meet this evening.
 JIG. Dyer is adding to his residence on Van Buren street.
 Superintendent Bradstreet forwarded yesterday to the Phoenix Mine 10000 pounds of mill material and supplies.
 In the District Court yesterday was heard the testimony of seventeen wit nesses on the part of the north side ditches.
 Mir. and Mrs. Peralta mourn the loss oi their son Bernal, two years of age. The death occurred last night at z o'clock.
 The Mesa and Stringtown hines played a match game of baseball at Mesa July 24. The Mesas were downed, with the score at to 4.
 Leandro Ymperial, who was arrested yesterday morning for being drunk and disorderly, was given, by Recorder Schwartz, apartments in the City hotel for ten days.
 The Marlow estate will today appear again before Probate Judge Baxter. There are objections to be heard, raised by each administrator against the form of the others bond.
 Crenshaw says that all the Democratic candidates for treasurer are lounging around his office with an air of pro prietorship and are trying every chair therein with view of selecting the most comfortable.
 Marshal Blankenship had one of the corner posts of the plaza hit him about the sixth rib last night, as he rushed out in answer to the call of police whistle. Billy is rather sore yet from the effects of the collision.
 Clerk Alexander, assisted by Guss Hirshiield, is now engaged in making up the duplicate assessment roll of Maricopa county. A compilation of the totals of the roll is also being made, for submis- mission to the Territorial Board of Equalization.
 Juan Encinas was arrested yesterday on a charge of battery preferred by his wife. She stated in her complaint that Juan, in drunken rage, Thursday evening, had severely bitten her upon the arm. The trial will take place this morning before Justice sherman.
 George Hamlin hears encouraging re- ports from the Juniper mine, in the larnell group, located on Antelope Hill, seven miles from stanton. Dunlap X Dunbar, who have years bond on the property at S40,000 have a force of twelve men at work. They are now about sixty feet into the ledge with a tunnel. The ore body is fully eighty five feet in width, and much of it assays as high as Sl2.50 per ton in gold The ore IS free milling and easy of access.
 II. M. Cone, freighter in the em- ploy of the Phoenix mine, loaded up his wagons at Minors ice factory with machinery yesterday afternoon, and in the work it is supposed, overloaded himself. He drove into the city and when near Lount's ice factory, on Wash ington street, fell back upon his load in laint. His son, who was with him, summoned assistance and had him car ried into the house of friend near by. Dr. stern was called in and soon brought the man back to consciousness. He is now resting easily at Judge Hawley's residence.