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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16
GENERAL MAKKET REPORT.

NeN-l
COTTON-The cotton maIHet al New.Aoih toiay
g CO.. points lower Consequence OF Liverpool cable,
which were not thought be MP To- the marx ST DI
our dyancc late vest day 1t seems, however, th't
our markell Ia, adrft Liverpool having advanced
20 polu, more than English market within ue ~
friv.elaht hour, Private cables that the llkl IA
market is In GOOD form and that the derc-c Of 1000
bale, in amount OF spot ale. Is due 10 uhc fN,
troue views of hodcrS We note in thi> connection,
that the spot pcc in Liverpool l. l-i9G hl-h'i ~
is This added Lied that the buyer, Std 70 i'~lsU
l.arcc salce Is sad, could nave bccv nade al
figures. 1Oken whole, .hp"cNr inc Euinl -"
accounts have di-aplontiia today ana cur ID"
lrulc sharp advance winch O'cufirI h'. wv
morning after the early decline Of point, when AUGUST
sold down In SOL This followed by Il sharp nuNai'
of l. points which amounted almost 10 bear PAM ,h
accounts been steadily improving until thr "GI',ia
reached O-da!-tlcN coud not ne c'','
Ihi. fact checked nNcsmCnt buying NJ SIS Tor NI-,H,
there large selling Tor SNORT al,ui'. "l" ~
o'clock August has the most active and strongest
option ON list. very large >hot ihtI' a.,
cinualcd in that month now, however, afS"N lnu"',
Iarcc outside covering order Meir c\r'u''L ~
thi, market to-day. Europe. which haH been Sr5aaH
buyer in This market. did nothing mere o-lSs'
tcisivc liquidation Hing orders nom fu"l' anu
for southern account. Private cables said That Tn IN.
preston prevail. in Liverpool that IN" New f"lh IN" nv
Liverpool parties. a the spch I'i'
l. large ana financial situation not cacuau 70 Hahc
such a speculative undertaking success N"'iu I'm
that the liverpool mar has been imposed upon" ~
OF cotton, pdrll''atN
for August have bought European ora r Tor ,
The market for futures here clpr'u c',N WIN
.rcust AT SO2S OF after having sold a SIS ana a. pW
The opening range and co-e today ana losing bu'
rrp\ious night laSt contrast lOlivMs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16
ABRUPT ENDING OF THE DENT TRIAL.
THE DEFENCE COULD NOT MEET EVIDENCE IN
TRODUCED.

THE DEFENCE COULD NOT MEET EVIDENCE IN
TRODUCED.
The trial Of the suit brought by the Rev. Francis
Dent TO secure his reinstatement in the Society OF
Frars Minor Of the order Of 81. Francis. from which
he was expelled for incOrrgibility few years ago.
came TO a sudden close yesterday before Jucge Cullen
In the Supreme Court. The defence asked to Win
draw a juror the ground of surprise. ana the
request was granted copdition OF the payment OF
$3.50 TO the plaintiff. The defence produced an
order from the Sacred Congregation of Bishops
and Regulars at Rome directing the Minister
General Of the order T. cXprl Father Dent
and the order OF expulsion which followed The
rescript Of the order of the sacred Congregation was
dated october IL. 1883. Father Dent produced the
rescript of an order from the Sacred Congregation
dated January 30. 1884 declaring the former rescrp
surreptitious and NULL and forbddng action until an
appeal had been heard.
Counsel for the defence said that this order was
a great surprise to him. and the head OF the Custodia
of Buffalo affirmed that he had knowledge of the
order, and would telegraph TO Rome about IT, Father
Dent said he had served copy OF the order on thc
Minister-General the day 1t was received Judge
Cullen said that as the evidence stood the CEuIGh
had not proceeded according 10 Church laws IN the
case and granted the motion TO stop the trial. The
case has been pending for three years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16
LIVE. STOCK MARKET.

xewyork. THURSDAY. June l5.-BEEvfS Receipts. q
ana 8 car, for the marAc No trading teng dull and
weak. tlty dressed nauN" side ,l2" az '5G% per
1d,icc- received from London ana Llv'rPo?,, quot r.
Imgruara I iodaT Gi 'c on ths spain $50 head
recian ana ioo h'ad on u, Colorado ro'm n9
sheep Tor H. = Dnlcnh"ck. ,o..
rns snrpy wa, ntht aud demand active ana the pens
we're ccarr early at !nll ,"-rriays price, foor 10
uti milk calves - 3odtt Ned lot, a. % . s@'i 30
Dr-,el calcs stead, for gooa 'to,T ,, H. Wv iS
cnoics nearby 5'.c u ce,c, lower at i+a3sc and
or 3 Se d; 20 = 20 " y as # Il 81 AZ
g. Dcnback: ~ mixed calves, ~ n At - 30 , iol
bucrnlk DO 100 - at 80 %; SO d., ii2 H. al - O@F
>, f 3 s,. a Do Z. S %cs i. 81 ''' 2 a.
i"pe M'" I VA .ea!'5 T. at Is s. T. d. 40
J" M Coil%. A. veal. I5o ~ - s7s do. 100 H.
at ii@re Wright :, Co... 100 but'emilk calves 10 ~ at
% S,iiEEr AID LAMns-Ecgelpt: including ear con-
and %n,lHs 10 car ncd over yc-rrday there M"rc
y sors on ,a ,o o% urrc common and ne m grade
and vciy nv wanted at any PRICE, r"" s,%S' II
.hccp were at - 5oat5 - per 100 ~ GO Gp"G an @
export wctcfn hfnYihR '; D,,,o" ioyr az Toe prr
n '' lid lamb -t.aiy at sal3r ,... ,.,,. -
sab D Mg' 100 y, do - H. It = 81 VII
gnia a. .hclp 81 h. 1T - - 2IG Buffalo do 100 H. at
81 o 80 oeG -4fF l s at an nj 80 q, Ni at
LIN w v,,riu, do 80 N at IS ~ do. @H - al 10
y Pidrock Son 2it Vrgna la na', - At At
= 80 do. 80 q. ~ - - - "E'"' NV T. go 80
~ 20. 60 ohio do ~ IT,. ~ - % A., E. ~ = IN
" Iudd 60. 80 W ~t!a sh'rI' o. ~ '' ~ W.
~ WI Virginia do - =. al :" ~ ,,. - ~ Il,
Wilker.on e sherman: 80 N'h'o'"S ''""' ~ ~ "
80 ST. 2I} DO " 10 ~, Kentucky sheep 100 H. at
- 20 III Kentucky amo,,,, w,.t"rn sheep lOG n at
a. 80 >atc do' ll' .in,ot"el" lambs ~ NJ II 10 80
oi nc, eacp,s - II co's head M,ret dp
and prices barely >n-t''s- Choice light
se. bas $ Co"",g u @n1 and i iSSiSe for s1.
LOT n,,s I,nn, Mullen 80 STAT" hos 70 - 'lat'
at - 81 per 100 do. geo n al >, ,o w. $50 H. at
- O. | do. 80 ~ ny =, 80
50 stag 100 n. az - ~. ,oc. AK ~ AZ IL 81
Uallouhork Hollis 10 Si,te hog q - Ut " -
. A. ID NJ a., - s1. / rough. 40 n 0t SOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Galveston, June 1j-CottOn steady. middllng.
. loo: low middlng. lie. good ordinary. 1sc
net and gross receipts, 56r bales exports coastwisc.
.707 bales: sales, 40 bales, all spnners; stock,
:,O.2iS bales
Norfolk June l5.-Gotton quiet: mlidling, Use
low mlddng. : ll6c. good ordinary. lie; net
and gross receipts. 332 bales; exports roastwis',
M hale: sales III bales: stock I22S7 bales.
savannah. June lJ.-totton steady middng,
Sic: low middling 3-c: good ordinary, &c;
net ami gross receipts. 81 bales exports coastwise,
20, haI,,: sales 80 bales: stock 20 $50 bales.
New Orlran- June l5.-Cotton firm good mldhlng,
/, -,IGc: mi1dline 7-Sc. low mddling, 1Dluc :,
good ordinary lie: net receipts, Las bales !:
gross = 100 bales sales. 400 bales stock, 1OD,-
hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16

IG9c 40 lo. A. ia4a.c; 70 H. tsG4jGc; No ~ t5ld
London. June H., anc -cidy unchanged; Java. 21s
fair refining. ss % beet steady; bushes. at Guot1toas
ih- month Is 10la1: irNt month, IDS.
SYRups-Malket am with . good demand for low
gTadc- aud fair inquiry for medium sorts Quotions:
Ordinary, lie common, l5dl0e; fair l7dlac gooi, 2)c
Die; prime, 22d2 ic; choice, 2Jd26c.
81. Ig6lcr steady 10 sl2d4l3 per 100 n 300 bags
sold Ion expore in mat range More interest IN futures
100 lac. October delivery rod rio o. $40 90 BID
FOR more Timothy declined 10 II sOds2 10 per bIsh aud
sTIAEINf.-Thc market dull and with sales Of
30 to- Oro closed size and larf llilc.
TALLOW-Mnrket dull and easier Prime city closed at
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. June II. 3 - p. m.-Berf pork and
ham, In moderate drmani. Bacon In nod"rat" de-
mand Cumberland cut. about - 10 30 ID, steady at
59c: long clear middl"S, about 10 H. steady at
-. I'd long ana short clear mldd">, about - u.
steady At Us ed. Cheese In fair demand Tallow
I'm poor demand prime city easy nj 20, Cd. spirits
Of tuIpcnnr In poor demand. Rosln IN modera' de-
mand. Lard-rpOt In poor demand futures In no
demand prime Western steady nj iDs Cd. Wheat and
Hour In poor demand. Corn-spot In moderate demand :.
futures in fair demand. mixed Western spot firm at
4, > , Id June firm NJ Is I'D. july firm ut
- hid August firm at Is / lid Hops al Lon
doli-Iaclc COast-ln moderate demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16
Ordinary

NewYoTk eNPo', i,9 D%@Gg; h 1yqDH 2Doi 0Tc1,
Britoin bales Continent 10 baies ,
l7.Go5 bales. against 2l!2e bale Ms' ,c9 hl.
exports Great Britain. 1900 bales. rance 80 pa.,
Continent 7i2 bale total - 100 bale' stock 80
$50 bales Closing Liverpool c1blcs-Spot cotton t'ou
bus doing. American mdilngs 9,luu s1ns -
900 bales; receipts. 1000 bale, ncuahS oo D n',
American Future. opened steady. al 2Gi 1850 adNhh,
closed barely steady and Oidz-Gid higher a. 'ilafn
tations-June i29a43O JuneJuy ava 40
ugust-Septcnbcr. 1904 i3l 10
bor iu'd4y9: october. November f32di35; November
Decernbrr iSidi3I; Decembel.January 10y Jahu'F'
February 4:bjdi37 February-Marc 49, i3S
COFfEf-Thc coffee market 81 Ncw-i "rE E c"il,lJ, ,
very dun: up O'Clock only 1000 bags hiu i'h u'at
in This small business showed nominal dr.nh" 81 ~
10 20 Ioins. The extreme ana continued apathy q" me
making the bears NOR" Aggressive ana a small
~ of to.dav's business for short account me dl
80 extends 10 the spot coffee market there =, absolutely
mo outsd speculation orders whatever rom fu"l"
the local traders had the market entry ,p ii " a.
tho close market officially cHiici steady
+. vote will be taken Monday June % on inc question
~ iulv holiday. a j. recommended by tn" DOlri
ol n.ahnIE 1"' T,tn1 .nIns -1hO las..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16

The stock in the American I'g Iron Warrant Stor1-'
Company yaia7 May 81 Wa ~ zoo ton put ~ isid i"f
Ten day- ending June To- 200 tom. Total. 1900 tons
Withdrawn day. ending June 10 100 No. stock
Ia yards June 10. 300 ton. COPPER TIE ,oppcr
market closes easy Quotations: Sl"i. lilo June
July. August, S'Ptemher pctoh,r November. D"c"nl'
Der. each 1850 The Franklin Mining Company ha- Dc.
carcd dividend 81 ~ share able July T. -to' 4
holders record juno - Tho following shows the
copper production Of the United STATE, for the lat I've
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16
THE MATE or TRADE

Baltimore June I5.-rlour dull. unchanged sales,
eG5 % w1Sa Quiz, ana ioHr5 a2 No III is &c.
August. :. lie hid; september, - &c BID steamer
No > red, 6j0 80 l2c; stock, oJi.50o bush; sales,
10000 bush; milling whca; by samp,e sea :, toLm
asked July, l7c asked; stock. ,0j,'o La, SALE
i.lC0 bush; white corn by sample Ole; yellow do.
i9c. 0ats steady No WILL "e;gF l ag as" Kyt
dun No =, coz, nomnally; stock $500 bush. iay
quiet and steady; good to oh'ice TIMOTHY Sio 1o@
~. Grain rclghts quiet. unchanged cotton hIm
middlilg, l-oc. irovision, quiet, uncninseFi.
Buicr iirmcr; creamery. fancy, 3oc 90 in n.a 70
choic loa l9c do imitation, lie. Eggs si'any,
/ ljc. Coffee dun Rio carg'es, iar,, /. -
rs 1-sc. sugar strong; granulatcd, > &c.
copper unchanged. "ni,kny i!rm; ~ l1aIi ~.
huston June l5.-Flour very dun ana lea'"r' ,,,S
strong clipped. ~, 80 20. Short, nominal. pro Pro-
vision, in ligat d"mInd. Lard lower B'cI PORK nnn
extra Western. 2la2.c. Cheese dull lever len
dcncy. Eggs duh ana Ia buyers favor: bes, western
II l2oljc. Receipts for the w."k-ii1ur; 245,.
bh,. and i1.I0j :icks; corn. lo19ll bush oa'
IGl,J::- bush shorts. 37i tons, , !,
bgnaq June i3spnns Th Sat i' YsrS MgH soot
bush do e. !. t.. - lie: 10000 do 80 Sic; l:o"
bush Ne. = hard kama. jay P'icr n ,"G"Ft
SO l2c. No. = Nor,hcn 9. !. f., IS / 10 a2a'd WIN
ter wheat unsettled, "tteiings leAt; salts cSiN
40. . rel. 81 he; 900 bush do. slr". ~ -
Zoo bush No white. IL l4c store 3 cars NJ; y
ARA red, ~ 20 - 2r Corn weak. lower. sales.
10000 bush ~. = yellow. ne: $40 bush Nc. :
corn 43c; - 100 nl,h 40. corn. II 1-0c; rl-
load, do. IL lie ,toc. Closing: no : yellow. &c :.
No. , yellow, lie: NJ. = corn. ABE 10. 3 10, IL 3-g
IL 4c asked oats lower. oherins, on trace lbcrrl
- lie: 1 cars No. 3 white. 30 3a3j 80; : cli'
80. = mixed. ;Gi0 3J lie: Rye lover; 100 bush
40. > ,old sc store. Flour quiet, but firm Peg
iivc hour. - 3Oo - 30. Millrei iun. weak. an
changed. Canal freight, firm; wheat, ) lie; notlin;
Ihicngo Jupc 1j-Thr leading future, ranged rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16

Totals ...... 30 40 90

METALS -IRoN-Thc local market ior iron cont MUGS
Nefy 4. quite nominal to values. it'll. II
thing a downward tendency. The same conditions cvI
Pin ,hurg according T. latest adNi'c>. Their VIII be
cnuf.r,nrc between manufacturers and men ling
Question Of wages. with prospect OF reaching II hrpci.
settlement. There T. announcement In III
Tthrr favorable change IN The financial situation. Ihrr"
iaNr hocn placed The Pr>bufa market recently I.OOJ
t Da--nuior pig iron -iJ ~ 800 Dl'ct al
600 tom steel rail- sire l3 AMI 1000
oII iron rail-, -ls 80 The following quotations gwen
A. In, nominal market Values a. Pt.burs; Lake
superior coke non No foundry Tl3 %. Lax" superior
r iron No foundry -. - Lake superior coke
.o foundry AZ p Lrcy Forge. .2 10; chncoa iron
ir,i iia.f s25 ~. charcoal iron dot blast ~: Ola
iron rail, STANDARD section, t3; steel rails
miscellaneous lengths. +lii muck bar s2J = 8;
Tod so Bc>,cmer steel billet, 81 90 Ic-Sen,cr pig
iron i3 20 new steel rail-, 529; No scrap. as -
mr, ton wirr nails Il 80 per 100 y R>pe ting tn ri.
non production The Iron Age IN it, to-lay's ls'u"
~" decline The production Dig IRON
has come AZ last and II all reports prov trge con
II other plants there viii De- further sham
restriction The falling of duo aprcl'y % all cla-e,
~ rdu,r. those competed with lag" steel thos.
inc fn- the open market Be-scucr Tounirv All
Ir%c Grade. aud those making charcoal on jun
Nh, active furnace plant. grouped according 10 fuel u>ci
roS...-.d the following weekly capa 'lty:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16

me market for spot cotton has been Ne'y QUIET thc
advance In future. has led holders q az an advance o.
dS.1Gc while BUYERS. rule, have been uh"hg !"
nay mole than Yesterdays prices. ~ a CONSEQUENCE
business has been confined 70 unmporiant lots amount
mo N bales Quotations marked up l-lOc some
Of the small reported at &c advance oH'ial
foil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16


En- dividend and ex rights. FIX dividend
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-12-14
winslow Races.

As usual the people of Wiuslow will have holiday races. The races will take place on Wednesday, December 27th. The program is as follows:
 Race No, l--three-eighths of mile, free for all, running race. Purse $l25. First horse. $l00; second horse. $25. Entrance fee, ten per cent. of expenses. Five horses to enter, three to start.
 Race No. 2-quarter of a mile, saddle horse race. Free for all. Purse $36. First horse, $25; second horse, $lo. En- trance fee, ten per cent, Each horse to carry 1s0 pounds, Five to enter, three to start,
 Race No. 3-quarter mile, slow horse race. Free to all. Purse Sl0. En' trance fee ten per cent. to be added to purse. Five to enter, three to start.
 Foot race-seventy-fve yards Free for all. Purse $l0. Entrance fee. ten per cent. to be added to purse,
 The races will start at one o'clock D m. sharp. The entrance to the races will be closed at 7;SQ p, m. on the 2ith.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-12-14
THE HIGHEST AWARD.
Royal Baking Powder Has all the Honors- In Strength and Value go Per Cent. above It's
 Nearest Competitor.


 The Royal Baking Powder has the en. viable record of having received the highest award for articles of its class greatest strength, purest ingredients, most perfectly combined--whorevcr eX- hibited in competition with others. In the exhibitions of former years, at the Centennial, at Paris, Vienna and tbe various state and dindustrial fairs, where it has been exhibited, judges haveinva- riably awarded the Royal Baking Pow der the higigest honors.
 At the recent Worlds Fair the exam- nations for the baking powder awards were made by the experts of the chem ical division of the agriculture depart mont at Washington. The official re- port of the tests of the baking powders which were made by this department for the specific purpose of ascertaining which was the best, and which has been mad" public, shows the leavcning strength of the Royal to be 160 cubic inches of carbonic gas per ounce oi powder. Of tho crQam of tartar baking powders exhibited at the fair, the next highest in strength thus tested con- tained but 133 cable inches of leaven. ing gas. The other powders gave au average of Ill. The Royal, therefore, was found of 20 per cent. greater leav- ening strength than it's nearest compiti. tor, and fl per cent. above the average of all other tests. Its superiority in other respects, however, in the quality of the food it makes as to fineness, del 'icncy and wholesomencss, could not be measured by figures;
 In these high qualities, known and appreciated by the women of the coun- try for so many years, that have caused the sales of Royal Baking Powder, as shown by statistics, to exceed the sales of all other baking powders combined.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-12-14
HOLIDAY ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand Balls at Window, Holbrook
 and Williams.


 The members. of Grand Canyon lodge No. IA, Knights of Pythias, of Williams, will entertain their friends with Christmas tree and grand ball. on Christmas night, Dec. 25th. A gen. eral invitation is extended to the public to attend, as the members of Grand Canyon lodge will do their utmost to entertain all who may come.
 The members of Chalcedony Lodge No, 2, F. & A. NJ, of Holbrook, will hold public installation of officers on Wednesday, December 27th. The in- stalation will take place in the school house during the afternoon. At night grand ball will be given in the adobe hotel, and supper will be served in the lodge room, The members of Chal- cedony lodge will spare no pains to make the affair success.
 On Wednesday evening, December 27th, Winslow Lodge No. z, Knights of Pvtbias, will give their eighth annual ball in La Prade's hall. The annual balls of Winslow lodge are noted for their brilliancy and the eighth annual reception and ball will be like the former ones grand success. A ger- eral invitation is extended to the public to attend as a good time is assured to all,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-12-14
wINsLow ITEMS.


 Colonel Williams, large stock holder in the Waters Cattle Co.,, has been here for the past two weeks look ing after the interests of that concern. He left Tuesday for his home in Say annah, Mo-, well pleased with his visit to Arizona.
 The three-year-old daughter of il. D. Meine, the barber. died on Tuesday afternoon.
 Colonel J. F. Wilson, the Prescott attorney, was in town Monday and Tuesday. He has been retained as counsel for Sam Wcisinger, who killed Jack Shay here on Thanksgiving. Weisinger's trial was postponed until the April term of court, and he was held under S2,500 bail which he has so far failed to give,
 The three-year-old daughter of II. L. Pattee was seriously and perhaps fatally burned Tuesday forenoon. The mother had gone to neighbors on an errand, leaving the little one playing in the yard, While at the neighbors she heard the child scream, and rush. ing home, found it's clothes on fire, and before the flames could be extin- Suished the child was burned on the breast and throat. It is supposed that the child was playing with the fire and her clothing was set on fire. Dr. Dry den was called and did all he could to relieve the sufferiugs of the little one. The officers of our racing associa- tion arc hard at work preparing for the races on the 27th inst Good pur. Ses are offered, and number of en- trees of horses from abroad are ex- pectqd,
 w. If. Burbage, our attorney is still in St. Johns. He is exporting the books of some of our county officials. The overhauling of the hooks was recommended by the grand jury.
 Martin Daily has about completed a handsome cottage on North Second street,
 rhe members of Winslow lodge No. z, K. of P. will give their annual ball al La Pradc's hall on Wednesday night, December 27th.
 It is said that there will be several weddings here before the New Year is uShercd in.
 T. F. Aspin wall, the popular agent If the A. 6 P. railroad at this place was made citizen of the United States by Judge Hawkins last week at St. Johns.
 J. c. Phelan, the Winslow butcher, was here last week looking for loca- ton to open meat market. He con- cluded that our citizens were well served by the market now here and he went to Holbrook where he purchased the meat market at that place.
 T. T. Hines & Go. have received an order from the Needles Ice company for 45, 900 brick to be used in the boi- fer rooR of the ice house.
 The Railroad employees are expect ing pay day this week.
 w. w. BRICK.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-12-14
Hotel Arrivals.
BANK HOTEL,

Jas Cullen, Sam'l Gillock, Los An geles; J w Maynard, Kansas City; Ed l Gale, Cleveland, 0; H R Wood, Phil, adelphia; D Beard, St Louis; Mark Eze, kiel, San Francisco; w T Richardson, Prescott; B. F. Meyer, Fl Paso; Vim H Fisher, City, R Hickey, phocnix;A W Lewis, Cincinnati; Frank E Remhart, Bonneville, Mo; Jas Sargent, Wiscon' sin; Thos E Young, Kansas City; Dr W NJ Johnston, Williams; L 4 Willard Verde; c c Barker, Michigan; Gorhan A Bray, City.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-12-14

"Anthony Kent" is the title of story by Charles Stokes Wayne, which is published complete in the December number of "Tales From Town Topics. " It is highly interesting story of a strange love episode in the life of q young American in Europe, who, Ly becoming entanglcd with an adventur' ess, brings endless misery upon him. self. The descriptive scenes of Venice, Monte Carlo and Paris are exception ally graphic, and as the characters are we'll drawn and the action of the story is very brisk, this new novel is one that cannot fail to hold the attention to the endd Town Topics Publishing Co.,, 21 West 23d street, New York City
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-12-14
A Leader

Since its first introduction, Electric Bitters has gained rapidly in popular favor, until now it is clearly in the lead among pure medicinal tonies and alter atives-containing nothing which per mits it's use as a beverage or intoxicant, 1t is recognized as the best and purest medicine for all ailments of stomach, liver or kidneys. It will cure sick headache, indigestion. constipation and drive malaria from the system Satisfaction guaranteed with each bot tie or the money will be refunded Price only 50e per bottle. Sold by D J. Brannen,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-12-14
BuckIen,s Arnica saIve.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi- lively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satis faction, or money refunded. Price 20 cents per box. For sale by D. J. Brannen.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-12-14
Not Related.

H. D. Ross brother is postmaster at Flagstaff, The Ross family is strictly In 1t with the present administration. Journal Miner.
 The only r lation existing between H. D. Ross, the newly appointed regis ter of the land office, and T. J. Ross, our postmaster, is they are both demo- crats.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-12-14
 That Box Factory.

Flagstaff is to have box factory, which will supply the fruit raisers of southern California with the necessary receptacles in which to pack the pro duct of their orchards for shipment to market.-Prospector.
 Flagstaff has had g box factory in active operation for these many months past. The Arizona Lumber & Timber Co. have been shipping on m average ten carloads of "knocked-down" boxes per week for the past four months, and they have orders that will keep them busy for some time to come. The or ders for boxes come from California parties, and the Flagstaff factory ir order to obtain orders for boxes must compete with California concerns where labor is much lower than here ir Arizona.