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New-York tribune., 1898-01-10
GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK,

S. Il. Cor. 9th Ave. and 10th st.
INTEREST AT THE RATE or THREE AND ONE
HALF PER CENT PER ANEtM will be- he CREDITED dds de
ENDING DEC 81, 1884, all sums from five dylars 10
thres thousand dollars entitled thereto under the by laws
payable JAN. L. 1898 . ,.
JOHN HARsEN RHOADEs. President
JAMES QUINLAN. Treasurer.
FRANCIS H. LEGGETT. iSscrefar,es
p OGDEN CHISOI.M. - 80 49, .,
Deposits made before JAN. 10. lsps Will ora" IN
t.rest from JAN. /. 1898
New-York tribune., 1898-01-10

finaneial.
(inancldl.
Peoples Gas Light
and Coke Co.
(OF CUICAGO).

The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders 81 the Peoples
Gas Light & Coke Company. Will be held at the once
OF the Company Chicago Madison Street. Monday
January lO,h. seA at eleven o'clock A. ".
The transfer will closed accordance with
the by-lavs the close OF business Monday December
20th 1897 and will reopen Tuesday January l;h 1898
&. IL. q. BILLINGS. President.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-10
Dnbllc y otltes.
CIIPKEME COURT.-ln the matt

SUPKEME CoURr.-ln the matter OF the ap'
paon q the Board l. of street stree o. Opening and I'M
5s Gi e Of said city relative 70 acquiring s
BY Mayor s and c9@m9na q hs sy %
bounded S., Sy EYsnh sRd ,ns TSss W..s %
fourth streets duly selected located and LAID out and
55 S5s q FuGi easpts E1'ss go ufF of the Law. "
os to the SrpsSy given G that an appan .ne W
Se made to the supreme Court Of the state New York.
hefeof in me County CoulhOuse IN he cy Of New
Y on a ay s ou sS on hat day or Soon
% heard 70, n. o.
.ndse 4 s 8: Of city ' Of y ss 4zs' 70
S s. cit; o sHs HeS Ro sSands On
M and rS r%es s,, 'yspns Ws'' ,F.t S I'd.
.mp. the same to Ss :usSSss % ,
70 a S % $751; % Been j
and sa OF out the ey city h' @ New q York
ef Pa uSss o Of ana e L law ~ 1857 q s.hs hs
se fowing lots pieces or parcels Of land
ne, & Ns. "f sS "sns ans
scrbed as follows to 'oP%niRecr;r. "a"
Bsnns a; the & hs aih.P Inc "ss'Sy % w s FS
third and nenee ~ rInnns Te wsey along SAID
% @ yet t the eastery line Of Twelfth thence
O. ,sn. Of 200 fee. end 10 inches S to so
eorherly line o, West second street thence @
N Ts ssns saS ZEE; ' TO Ss
Eieyenth Avenue, thence 90 running norherly
he westerly line o. eleventh avenue for distance
e. :s 10 HeHe' pASsR p re Place q point OF beginning
Beginning a. nsI:-.s;sp e the
,h .,-se, ard % running westerly along sad
Ionit i,ns of West Fftyfourth street dlsancs
s ts, 10 III. easterly line Of Twelfth thence
o1 80, soth-ry along said eastery of Tmefth
~ TuhH. dstance 200 feet 10 inches "a ths
hari line az Fftythrd street: thence 49, run
along said norherly line West Fifty
ns -.st Tor distance % 500 feet 70 The westerly n.
~ tsxtnh avenue thence 90 running northerly along
=. =. "a y..rery lne q Eleventh for A distance AZ
90 To-, gni 10 the place point Of beginning
shown on txo similar plans ana pronles accom-
VIII explanatory remarks. made BY
,sn ~ public Parks. each q which entitled Maps
.bownc a public park of Eleventh avenue between
second sad Fifty fourth streets. the Twenty
ssce1d Wari o. .he CITY of New York" one II which
sed mans II aed once OF the Register OF the CITY
and County Il York, and the other n which ned
n the oiice Of the Department OF Public Parks said
In. ,ad Board - street Opening and Improvement.
under and IN pursuance % tho provisions Of ssd chapter
400 n the iawr of 1851 has determined that the proper
a., sYrh mark TO be upon the property persons
aud .staf.s 10 BE- benefited BY the acquisition and
-,rrn ~ ouch park shall be twenty ave cent. or
o,.ouarfer " such expense. and fsd Board has also
"a the within which slch expense
mali be >. shall be follows on the north by
e he east by Ninth and on the west BY Twelfth
Ds,sd New York December 2th. 1897.
FRANCIS NJ. SCOTT.
Counsel 10 the Corpc ration,
No. Trycn Row. New Yorf cssy.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-10
Onblir Notircs.
TO CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing the ma

t,rsls and performing the labor required and neces-
sary for erecting and finishing Cottages B. and g. Of
State HOSPITAL NAV BE- ssn br mail er d.iiS.rsd in
person uD to i3O T. NJ. on Thursday the 10th day Of
January. 1s,s 10 Henry T.. Rowland Esq. President
Of Board of Managers. No. / Madison avenue New
York city at which time and place the Board will re-
ceiye and open all proposals
Drawings and specifications may be consulted and
blank forms of proposal obtained the Office OF the
Board Of Managers. No Madison ave. New York
city, and at The office Of l. G. Perry. architect in the
Capitol at Albany y. Y.
Each bid must be inciosed in envelope. sealed
and addressed 20 Henry T.. HOwand. Esq. President
of Board of Managers. No Madison ave. New York
city. and indorsed Proposal for erecting and finishing
n Y" GEORGE r. DODGE,
Secretary Board Of Managers.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-10
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THE FEDGRAL TREASURY.

The United States Treasury received last week
frcn, customs g.. .4SO 4SO from internal revenue.
50 GO7 3j6. and from miscellaneous sources
50 1ta, O22 making total of SlJ.533.96I. The
receipts for the month TO date amount to Sl?'-
5g3 961. and the payments TO S10.sSn0Oo. max
ing 1ho excess OF receipts over expenditures S4.-
ia q67 Receipts for the fiscal year TO date.
S22.. .3af5fl: Expenditures. S2l00s4 211; excess
OF receipts S421O $50 The Treasury's actual
cash balance decreased in the week SS.s6Z,3sS.
and now stands at S241, $50 342 Receipts OF
National bank notes for redemption in the week
were 50 763244
Suhtoired is Saturdays Treasury statement,
conuared with that OF December 30:
New-York tribune., 1898-01-10
financial nleeiiila5.
Couartncrship Notiees.

40 WALL STREET
New York. January l. 1898.
>rR CLARENCE s DAY, JR. this day be-
Au come. a partner firm and The business hereto
,,,. carried on IN will be continued under the
g.. rau. ot CLARENCE :. DAY x 90.
CLARENCE :. DAY.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-10

OFFICE Of the Commissioners. ID. G.. Wash
ing,on. d c.. Jan. z, Is9s-SEArED PROPOSALS
Will be received this Office until IL Saturday.
FEB 3. ls's. Tor widening p street bridge Rock
Creek. Form Of proposal Specifications. sc. may bs
obtained az this Office. J. W. Ross. J. B Wight. ". ".
Black. Commissioners. n c.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-10

The hank exchanges Of the New-York Clear
Ing House and the stocks sold at the New-York
Stock Exchange last week and for the same
week % the preceding two years compare as TO-
lows.
Jan H. "a Jan. 9. ~. Jan $. es
Exchar zes m S8l8 ei4 Os3 $40 2s3423 Not2 SeI 3st
No ST.. $50 -dp 4s3 Tll473 /. 7oT eOt
To,i sac. ot the week ending December d.
!lIio2e. against lC97.l10 in tho preceding week
THE WEEKLY STOCK TABLE.
The following is the usual table giving the
number OF shares Of all stocks dealt in last
Week the highest. the lowest and final prices or
tne week. together with the final prices of
week ago. predxed by the average price OK
January 8 1897:
RAILWAY STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-10
REMARKS

REMARKS
,n,.y,s. a, ne 32 per rent money ~du> "a
,,a,>d rom fese derery fl be paid IN
addition.
ne bonds NUT bear me current coupon
Tn. rev Three aad one-Hslf Per Cent Gold Bends ri
h. delivered In payment JOB cent and accrued
-, - doA o., delivery Fractional differences will be
edjus ell In cash.
The existing bonded teot a. natures on or prior 10
June T. 1906 and the new mortgage provides tha' none
n, - sheI be extended beyond that date Consequently
- ,,s retirement the bonds will be hrst mort
g,ue On the railroad properly and real estate OF the
Seo York Central aad Hudson River Railroad company.
including s railroad terminals Of extraordinary Vane
-, york Burslo and other points. all the equipment
., 80. ~or,snv and also leases and other property.
oil a.. is more fully specified in the mortgage
cople, Of the mortgage securing the new bonds may os
ohlnlned Office.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-14
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Jennet Decloss, Anton Friberg, David Glenn and Celostino Paredss admitted to citizenship.
 Sam Kee ys. J. l.. Gibson ct al; judgment for plaintiff, S3l.65.
 John G. Hall ys. Pringls brothers; special findings for plaintiff.
 Special fndings-Hall vs. Pringle brothers:
 1st. Plaintiff and defendants made a contract for the sale and purchase of 5000 stock cattle.
 2nd. The contract was reduced to writing and signed by the parties.
 3rd. The contract included all oi the term of contact.
 4th. Calyee of 1897 were not to be thrown in.
 9th. 2945 cattle were delivered and accepted under contract.
 9th. Plaintiff and defendants agreed that plaintiff should have $500 special damages for the delivery of non con- tract cattle at Holbrook.
 7th. Defendants failed to deliver 2055 cattle as contracted; damages S2 per head.
 Sth Return of s2 per head to plain tiff and interesr from March 10, 1897, st 7 per cent. 9th. Contract cattle offered by de- fendant and refused by plaintiff 37.
 10th. To damage of defendant, $1S5.
 14th. Plaintiff did not take charge of defendants cattle in Gleason flat.
 15-16th. Plaintiff did not damage defendants.
 l7th. Tbat plaintiff discovered in July, 1897, that contract did not in clude delivery of calves born afte, January ], 1897. e,,.as
 John D. Cox VI. Sultan Mercantile Co.,; demurrer of defendant sustained notice of appeal to supreme court.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Louis T. Scott; on trial.
 Modesto Borques, Spanish interpre ter, ordered paid $65.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-14
HAMPTON ELLIS.
s =. sss4 .>s sss sa fiis Death Occurred Suddenly Last
 Sunday Night,

Hampton Ellis, one of the oldest res idents of Globe was found dead in bed in his room, in what was formerly the old Graydon blacksmith shop. last Monday morning about half past eight o'clock. The discovery was made by his partner W. 0, Sparks. Near mid night Of Sunday E.. B. Kent who. oocu- pied the adjoining room, was disturbed by inosns proceeding from Ellis' room, and got up and called to him asking Ellis what ailsd him. Receiving no answer and hekting no further sounds Kent went back to bed, ,@
 Immediately upon the discovery of his death, Acting Coroner Temple held an inquest on the remains. Dr. B. G. Fox, who had professionally examined the deceased short time previous, found his heart action weak and eau toned him against drinking. For sev- eral months he was 0 member of Bate man Lodge, Good Templars, and sb- stained from liquor until about two weeks before his death, when the old appetite came back to him. The coro- nor's jury rendered verdict that de- ceased had died of heart failure, super induced by excessive use of alcoholic drinks.
 The funeral took place on Tuesday morning from the NJ. F. church, under the auspices of Alexander Post, G. A. R., of which deceased was member, and many citizens wLo had known MT. Ellis and appreciated his good qualities attended the services and followed the remains to the grave.
 Hampton Ellis was native of Madi- son county, Indiana, where he was born 61 years ago. In April 1861 he enlist ed as private in company K, sth reg. iment of Indiana infantry, and waE afterwards successively promoted to be 1st sergeant and second lieutenant. He was honorably discharged from the service Sept. 4, 1864.
 Deceased arrived in Globe in con- pany with Bud Woodson May l9, 1876. and continued Q resident of the town to the time of his death. By trade he was a painter and paper hanger, and a first-clsss artisan. Mr. Ellis was Q man of good education and kindly dis posi.ion. Two brothers survive bim, one residing at LeavenwoIth, Kas., and the other in Indiana.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-14
A PROSPEROUS LODGE.

The reports of the treasurer and secretary of Rescue Lodge, No. l2, l. O. o. F., for the six months ending June 30, 1898, show the lodge to be in fourishing condition financially, and to have added largely to it's member ship. Receipts for the term aggregate Sl302, aRd expenditures $947.73, and S6l.50 due from nembeis. In ths expenditures is included the cost of q 50 foot building lot on Broad street, for winch the lodge paid Sl00S. .50,. and could be sold today at an advance of several hundred dollars. Tbero were admitted to membership by initiation during the term thirty-six, making the total membership on June 30 last 139 Rescue Lodge is the largest and most prosperous of any lodge of the order in the territory. The lodge will soon begin the erection of a substantial two story building, the upper story to be devoted to lodge purposes.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-14
Mrs. Bella Ward has received thre,

Mrs. Bella Ward has received thres letters from her husband, Frank Ward, of B troop, lst U. s, volunteer cavalry, Rough Riders. At Baiauiri the Rough Riders raised the frst American flag, that was presented to them by the ladies of Phoenix. When the flag was raised sll the war ships ip the harbor blew their whistles and the troop gave deafening cheers. In the last letter dated In the Field, June 25, Private Ward says that Maj. Brodie and Capt. McClintock were each wounded twice, and young Orme, of Phoenix, wes shot twice in the arm and once through the breast. The Giia county boys escaped uuhurt.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-14
Political Patriotism.

Tucson is probably entitled to the prestige of having sent in the largest individual subscription to the United States three per cent war bonds of my town ih the territory. sm
 The Consolidated National bank, in addition to several applications sent in for its clients, some days ago applied for fifty thousand dollars of these bonds for its individual account.
 United States bonds occupy posi- tion with banks that is accorded to scarcely any other security, being counted as part of their cash resour- ces; for the reason that they can be converted into actual money at any moment. Hence, their possession by q bank is looked upon as an evidence of strength. Tucson Citizen.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-14
A DESTRUCTIVE STORM.

l A violent wind storm visited Globe yesterday afternoon. shortly after 4 o'clock, which wrought serious damage to property in the central part of town, and very narrowiyi and as now appears, almost miraculously, missed the de- struction of human life. The hcat had been oppressive during the day until about o'clock when the sky became overcast and within few minutes the storm of rain and wind broke over the town. The wind quickly reached the momentum of a tornado, and although lasting only couple of minutes, it snf- feed to do much damage. The new McNolly building corner of Broad and Push streets, and the Webster building in the same block, 100 feet to the south, received the full force of the wind, and being uncompletsd and their fronts open they served as pockets for the wind. The tin roof and south wall of the Webster building fell with Q crash on the small frame building adjoining, which belonged to w. T. Ssantisld, and was occupied by Miss Leila Stanfield as an Ice cream psrlor. The north wall fell in the opposite direction, complete ly demolishiug the tent owned by Mrs. Herbert Pratt, and which, fortunately, was uuoccupied.
 Floyd Blevius and Miss Stanfield were seated at table eating ice cream when the storm burst, and Mir. Blevins realizing the danger, haDtily drew Miss Stanfeld to the front door, but before he could open it the brick wall fell in on them. They were rescued from their perilous situation in few mo- ments, and were found to be not seri- ously hurt, although considerably bruised and blinded by lime dust Miss Stsnfeld was carried across the street to Dr. Msisch's office, where she recovered sufficiently in few minutes to be taken home.
 At the McNelly building the wind forced au opsnihg between the ceiling and side wall on Push street, and car ried away about four feet of the upper portion of the wall, thirty feet in length, which fell into the street.
 Both the damaged buildings were being erected under contract, and Young,. Davidson < Co.,, contractors for the brick work completed the walls some time ago and turned them over to Sparks < Trojanovich, contractors for the wood work, who were required to complete the buildings, and it was through no faul. of theirs that they were not finished, as the firm at Stafford from whom they ordered the doors, window frames, etc. disappointed them. Sparks X Trojanovich will have to re- store the buildings, at cost of about s700 or $500.
 The home of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Walsh, adjoining the M. E. church, was un- roofed and the porch carried away by the wind. Fortunately, dirt roof underlaid the shingle roof and saved Mr. and Mrs, Walsh from possible in- jury. It is also reported that an adobe house at the west side of the town was unroofed.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-14
Statement of Receipts and Disburse.
 ments of 4th July Funds.

A letter from J. B. Hooker under date of July 8, from Neodesha, Kansas, to Harry zschoegnsr, conveys the gratifying news that he IS fast recover ing from partial stroke of parslysiu and that his physician gives him assur- ance of complete recovery. Mir. Hooker left Tempe about month ago with shipment of cattle from his Gila county range,, and was stricken down upon his arrival in Kansas. Mrs. Hooker upon being notified immediate. ly joined her husband and his recovery is due in great measure to her vigilan. attention.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-14

Mir. Young, in charge of the Midland Construction Co.'S grading outfit on the summit four miles cast of Globe in forms us that he has thirty-fye teams, all of which will be at work in day or two. The cut to be made at that point is the heaviest work on the entire line between Geronimo and Globe and will require three months or longer to com plete it. The cut will be 25O0 feet long and 31 feet deep at the highes! point of the summit.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-14

Decoration Bunting large lot. Saddles, Assorted Portable Fruit. Lemonade, Swiss and other cheese. Mackersl and Salmon. Frech crackers, &c. &c. 1900 pair assorted Boots and Shoes,
 the best lot ever come to Globe. Full line Carpets, Oil Cloth and Mating. More Silks, Satins, Plush and Pongce. White Goods, Grenadines. Orgsndies. All sizes Looking Glasses and Fine
 Mirrors. ],
 Gents Crash Suits and Summer wear. Fine choice Grocer, delicacies.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-14

The board of equalization now in session have made an order raising ground values on Broad street between the Oddfellows lot on the south and J. Billings' properly on the north. Valuations on the west side of the street have been doubled The increase on the east side of Broad street is somewha. less,
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-14

c. c. Henderson has received two letters from his brother $. B. Tender SOD, member of B troop, Rough Riders, one written the day after the landing at Baiquiri and the other dated June 26, the day following the battle of La Quasina, the first fight in which the Rough Riders took part and made such splendid fight. Henderson places the American loss in that engagement at 50 killed and about the same num- Der wounded. None of the Globe boys suffered EnJ injury, but Bill Owens and Logue were sick and in the hospital The Arizonans, he says, are all fighters, and are making a splendid record.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-14
The sultan and its Missionaries.

The Porte has demanded the recall of two American Missionaries from the province of Aleppo on the pretext that their mission is likely to cause disturbances "rhe sick man of Europe, is as unreasonable as his political health is feeble. As bright contrast to his obstinaey and stupidity, the people of America are acknowledging far and wide the beneh cence of the mission of Hostetters Stomach Bitters, namely, to relieve and prevent mala ria, rheumatism and kidney complaint, chronic dyspepsia constipation and liver trouble. The nervous the weak and the infirrn derive un- speakable benefit from it's use, and it greatly mitigates the weakness and infirmlties which are specially incident to advancing years.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-14

The pyrotechnic display postponed from the Fourth on account of rain was given last Saturday night from the hill overlooking the park. The exhi- bition was fine one and was viewed by hundreds of persons. Following the fireworks . dance was given at the park by Taylor Frush, and was largely attended, but unfortunately was inter ruptsd by rain shortly after eleven o'clock.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-14

On. July 9th, while the stage was crossing the Gila near Riverside, going to Globe, . freshet came. down and up set the stage. oysrturding it three times. The driver, MT. DeGross. would have lost his life had not Charles Miller come to bis assistance and res cued him. The mail sack disappeared down the river, which was the only thing lost. Florence Tribune,
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-14

W. W. Brookner, manager of the Old Dominion Commercial company, and Mrs. J. H. Thompson and dsugh- ters left this morning for Los Angeles. Mr. Brookner will spend month there xith his family; Mrs. Thompson and children will be absent on the coast about three months.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-14

Frank D.. J. Rice, representing Greensbaum, Veil X Michels, of San Francisco, mapufaetprsrs and importers of high grade gents furnishings, is in town waiting on the Old Dominion Commercial Co.,, who handle almost exclusively their line of the celebrated crown brand Negligee, Coli and stsrched sbirts.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-14

Mir. ". P. Burke, of Quitman, Ga, inventor and patsntee of Burhs's steam washer is introducing his machine in Globe. MT. Burke's washer has been tried and is recommended by several ladies ot Globe, and he hasindorsements from state olficiall of Georgia and other uroninCnt men,
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-14

Coke for the United Globe Mines has been coming in more freely this week. Smelling will not be resumed until the new furnace is completed, which will be in two or three weeks.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-14

Henry Q, Robertson and family took their departure on Tuesday for Payson, where they will reaide in the future. -.......- -..
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-14

Mrs. John Kasser gave birth to fns son last Saturday evening, July Q. John is the bappiest man in town. Everything seems to be coming his
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-14
ATTENTION, REOPEN

A meeting of Tonto Tribe, No. IS, Improved Order of Redmen, will be held ia Masonic hall, Sunday afternoon, July Y. hr a,.
 Business of importance.
 J. G. OLpFIELD, Sachem.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-14

Mir. and Mrs. William Butler arrived from Suter Creek, Cal last Saturday, 10 renew their. residence in Globe. The1r absence dates back for seven years prior, to which time they lived here for a long time and numbered many friends among the old residents. With others of their acquaintauces we welcome them back.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-14

Mir. and Mrs. August Proper, Frank Bissig and Wm. Brodie loft for Payson shis morning. Their departure for home was delayed day owing to the sickness of Mrs. Pieper.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-14

Frank D. J. Rice, who represents Grenebaum, Veil X Michels, manufac- turers and importers of gents furnishing goods, was in town fer several days this week. Mir. Rice is DO stranger to Globe and has built rp fine trade through out Arizona His house is one of the leading firms in their lin. doing hnsiness on the cOAat
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-14

Miles W. Gibbons, of the kasser Gold Mining Co.,, returned from Cali fornia last Saturday. Daring his stay in San Francisco he was quite sick, but is now very much improved.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-14

Andrew Nillor the photographer, who has been in Sonora, Mexico, and Nogales, Arizona, since last summer, arrived in Globe, Tuesday evening, He will remain here for some time.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-14

--,The card of Dr. A. F, Maisch, phy- sician and surgeon, appears in this issue. The doctors office is on Broad street opposite the Old Dominion store.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-14

Jas. F. Patton and family, Dr. s. B. Claypool and wife, Mrs. Augustina Arana, Miss Alice Jones and Master Bennie Kellner went m to the Pasooe ranch on the summit of Pinal noun tain last Sunday to remain three weeks. They took with them cook and com plete camping outfit, prepared to enjoy their outing thoroughly.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-07-14

Dr. H. NJ. Cory arrived last Satur- day from Los Angeles. The doctor will locate here and engage in the prac- tee of medicine.