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New-York tribune., 1873-12-24

nothing about the moral obligation Of
the men of means to help these suffer
ing people to right themselves 1t may be that the
little negroes In Borioboola Cha have superior
claims TO the consideration of the cash-boxes.
have only taken the condition of the section of Ala
hama through which have just passed as case in
pont If there be any man, class of men. rich in
unemployed pecuniary resources and business ca
pacity who pretend to be able to put forth adequate
reasons why capital should not be Immediately in
vested in Aabamas cotton belt and in similar Sec
tions of many Southern States then with that man.
or with that class. am prepared sternly, and trust
intelligently. to disagree. EDWARD KING
Chattanooga, Tenn, Dec. IS. 1878,
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24
HINTS TO CONGREsS,

The two weeks adjournment of both houses.
from Dec 10 TO Jan. Oonso against decency so
gross "a to revive all the other shortcomings Of our
public servants al Washington t was bad enough to
waste nearly month In useless and vulgar recrmins
uon but TO break of before sin gle thing was done
TO relieve the people from the dstrass under
which they labor OF those outrages that ought TO
be remembered, ought all who had hand In it
-lPhiadelphia Press, tRepj |I y"
We believe the country would be entirely safe
II all the who In Washington were 10 die
We are sure IL would be great deal safer II great
many OF them to resign and 20 home There N
need for new dealfor sending new meu who have not
been in public life long as to become corrupted and
are probably t-(Lafayette rnd.l Journal tRepJ
The people Of this country will not silently
and tacly submit 10 any further Increase of
Honesty economy retrenchment, and reform In every
department. OF the Government must be had and had t
Once.-t Illinois State Journal (kepJ H9. ..IT'-'
Possibly these men are wise in adournipp
They certainly less harm during the ut fsw
weeks out Of sosso than they have d0o The pas, three
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24
NEW COUNTRY HOUSES.

A dwelling has just been built near Long
Branch for Gustsve sh Of this city The plan is very
irregular but the dimensions Of the house may be said
to be about 90 feet exclusive of parzss from to
10 feet wide which around three sides Of the house
The principal the ground floor have southern
exposure. On the north side Of the house is large
square hall, which communicates WIG the drawing
room The main hal entered through inner and outer
yestbules tho latter being laid in encaustic tile. The
second story reached from the main hall by stair
case Of black walnut. ash and butternut The eond
floor includes SIX bedrooms, with ample closet
acccmmodations Most Of them open on large
balconies overlooking the and North and South
Shrewsbury Rivers. The third floor comprises eight
an extended marine and landscape prospect A large
wster tank this nOor Is preserved from frost 6y
Of ue FROM the furnace brought 70 s side, and
nsrss water suppy the whole house equal to that
provided by city appliances. All tho principal rooms IN
the house have open nrepsoes decorated with carved
rate and unique design. This arrangements for heating
IL supplemented hy large furnace combining he econ
OF the hoar system with the sanitary advantages
OF the steam process. The architect Is A. j. Bloor
new residenes for J. c. Brsutigsn Of NewYork has
just been finished Mountain-ave Montclar N. ]. 1t
Ia frame building with two stories and an attic The
first story II Is feet ths second story o feet and the
attic fest high. Tho s story has hall ls feet wde
room s by as net. bs.srs pantry 10 oy u feet. and
kitchen 10 By 10 feca Thts eonneets with aunary %
Il h,sly ornamental vestiSaie Is feet square occupy
ing tho entire tower. This paved With enceussc .,s
aud tbs wsnscotnx four rest high Tue remainder
which are richly carved. tho library and pal.
lor are on opposite anes, snd comoTs sa'ySsa
tn ns yes saaSs ,s hse and coat closest on
side and spaeious Jrosspgrooii on tns o.ner ,o
sssopd sIo1 cQpSIs ~ helyss@l Sun lASSe sls'sH
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24
A CHURCH BEQUEsT SET ASIDE.

BALTIMORE, Dee. 23.-In the Circuit Court
Of Baltimore this morning Judge Pinckuey decided that
beQuest to the Bishop OF Western Maryland. IN rust
10 be used for the OF nsson church In Balt
more war void OH the ground Of uncertainty. The late
Rev Geo f. Morrison in his will, after making mum
ber OF beouests declares follows "The balance de-
wise m ,be Rshop OF Western MARYLAND trust To be
used for The erection Of mission church in the City VI
Baltimore. Bishop Whittingia.n sued the executor OF
Mr. Norrson's will 20 recover the bequest, and tho
Court says cannot he . trustee without cesHD
que s and II 10 cannot be ascertained who the cesay
que trust IL Is the II there were none ana tho
bequest Ia void Tor uncertainty.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24
THE NEW CAPITOL AT HARTFORD.
The architect of the new Capitol building

for Connecticut describes 1t a. follows:
The style OF the building Ia modern secular Gothic-a
Style which prevailed Ia the middle ages and now
revived for public and private edces. not only in
this country but In all the countries In Europe Tho
central and commanding feature OF the building tho
dome, which Is richly adorned with arcades columns.
galleries. etc Is TO be constructed OF marble like the
rest OF the building The dome In plan, s dodecsgon
wclve sided). and each anges Is placed
female figure supporting shield, bearing the arms OF
one OF the original thirteen States The figure for Con-
nectcut snrmQunts the oupola and holds the original
charter OF the State The representatives, hail. which Is
the central building OF tine south front lighted
granite columns with carved granite caps The tympani
VI the arches are to be filled with sculpture Illustrative
Jeots to show the founding OF the colonies and their
struggles and success in achieving their Independence
The extreme length of the building s feet aud tho
extreme hight Of the dome 25o feet The location OF tho
building. upon the city park in Hartford. is :or
building In aDy city in the Union.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24

published this morning In Tue TRsUr that there hays
thai norton of the XyIIh District bounded by Third
and Eas River TwsnsHis ana d rorsis,a ss sss ~,
oaths ~ Ioo men who voted the Liberal Republican
ticket that territory and We think We vo xsvs % II nnss
200 In the election district In wnicn ns Y'n r @
sonalIy nine men who voted the Liberal s,ase IcEet
In The Iyth Election District the vote ~ 70. oown-
Ihayer 2; Willers sawhereas the district never pc
fore poed Republican votes and has not tsd.
character much In the last few years a.,
OF us assisted the Republican party ~ o' oy
to prevent fraud will now have " orgsh]o w Pfo'0"
them from committing the same frauds' =, ,.,
York. Dec. 49, 1873. " fp'b"An-
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24
CIVIL MOTHS.

Prosecutions were begun yesterday against
a number Of sailor boarding housekeepers who have
failed 10 take licenses. The law provides nne OF
$l0e fol each violation.
The trial of Josiah Warner indicted for mur-
dering on the high seas Eden e. Staples the second
OF the American brig Helen Angler viii begin IN
the United States Circuit Court to-day. IE)u 1853
In the Court of Common Pleas, Part l.. yes
terday. Catherine ONeu sued Charles Derson for ina
res received in 1871 ny being run by his wsgon N
Horatio-st. she claimed t20oo damages, and wAS
awarded $l5.
In the Supreme Court yesterday Judge
Brady granted pcremptory mandamuses directing
County Auditor Earle audit the account Of Hnmiisoa
nd also the bill of Leyey Megs Co for Nsys7 " teS
stationery supplied TO the soperior Courts i,
In the Court Of Common Pleas, Trial Term.
Part H. yesterday suit brought by Thompson 4 Cos
in refercnce TO purchase OF % bags of fresh goose
feathera. is0n, Thomas Foss' wac AncSs9 nv the
l,.s .qlfIf4. sHuf1fe4lyli 4 s'fa a9st tit Aftes
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24
THE LANCE HaBEAs CORPUS CASE.

Justice Hunt of the Supreme Court of the
United States having declined to grant writ OF habeas
corpus in the OF Edward Lange who was recently
convicted OF Illegally appropriatne mail-bags to ha
USE the ground OF the decision being that the ap
poaton for the writ should have been made to one oi
the judges OF United Circuit Court for this
district, Mr.. Arnoux of counsel Tor Lance, obtancd
from Judge Woodward order requiring United states
Attorney Bliss To show to-day why writ
OF habeas corpus should not be issued for Iangc Ine
question will be argued before Judges Woodruff, Batcn
ford. md Be uedici. ..t.... : .
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24

I'd spac,ous bathroom. The attic corresponds very
nearly Win the seeona svr, Ite house is thoaoaehly
warmed and vene the exterior OF sss the srS,aIe niro
is in the Italian style Of architectn,; " a ,esoIt
The veranda aud greenhouse very eAna a
tyo ems heinz Of the snine design The grounds are
eaborately laid out, with spacious anh conSeuio'' ~
buildings Tue architect IL III. Hudson HOly'
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24

BY the figures, which are official, 1t is shown
that the maority the Constitution Ia Phiadel-
phia s 3ll2O The total vote is s4lOS lO2s less than
the total vote for supreme Judge in October and sS35
less the total for State Treasurer The Repub
can majority for Treasurer October 2jl. cut
OF A total va Of q3Qt3.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24
ELECTION BLuNDERs OR FRAUDS.

To the Editor eJ The frfbuns W.
SIR: Evidently we have not seen the end of
frauds In elections in New York Guy yet notice In
tie oluela yowq ot the xYIIIth Aassmb.y District.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-17
Notice,
nF YSABEL GOMEZ DE SMITH BE- VI II Ia, -la..

AF YSABEL GOMEZ DE SMITH BE- O coming "sole trader" Know all men by these presents, that I, Ysabel Gomez de Smith, of the town of Tucson, county of Pima and Territory of Arizona, do hereby give notice that I intend from this date to carry on business as sole trader in the town and county aforesaid, in my own name and on my own account, pursuant to an Act of the Legislature of the Territory of Arizona, passed December 30, A. D., 1865, entitled "Of the rights of married women" and sectons A to 27 inclusive, of the Act amendatory thereof and supple mental thereto. The nature of the business, trade, profession, or art, I intend to car ry on, is that of general merchandising and buying and selling and dealing in real and personal property in the town and county above men toned, and from this date I will be personally and individually responsible in my own name for all debts contracted by me on account of my said trade, business, profession, or art.
 YSABEL GOMEZ DE SMITH.
 Tucson, A. T., May 10, 1873. 3t
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-17

THE First Judicial District Court, Judge Titus presiding, met last Monday and ad- journed until Thursday. Thursday the N court met The case of the people vs; John Willis indicted for the murder of Robt. Shoup, was called, L. c. Hughes Esq, District Attorney for the prosecn- tion, and Gen. J. E. McCaffry, tor the ae, fense. The prisoner was arraigned ana plead not guilty, and the work of empan- cling jury commenced: A large nun Der of jurors were examined as to their qualification, which resulted ill the ols- charge of most of them. The court ad iourned until Friday Friday the court met. A large number of jurymen were summoned, and most of them were eX- cused for cause or peremptorlly chal- lenged, and the court adjourned until Sat, urday without completing the pannel of the jury. Up to this time over one hun dred jurors have been summoned. and it is the opinion that jury cannot be se- lected without bringing them rom other settlements.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-17
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY IN the undersigned administrator of the estate of William Richard, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibi the same, with the necessary vouchers within ten months from the first publica tion of this notice. to the undersigned, al his office at the store of ". Bic ard & Co.,, at Sanford, in the county of Pima.
 A. k. KNOWLES, Administrator.
 Tucson, 4. T., April 23, 1873. St
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-17

CfEaLEE F-tF3S.L- WITH A COPY V of this advertisement attached to each, wifi D. received at .ue office of the Clerk of the Board of s 4pervis4rs of Pima couHty s. T.. in Tucson, until 10 o'clock a. m, July 2, 1875, .vhen they vi.i be opened by he Board oI Supervisors, for the buijjiu 2 ot a FueHroal Nault Of Brick, as per spec lfcat.ous on fife iu this office. The Board reserves the ri -ht to reject auv or all J.d=. By order af the Da.rd
 A. GBICGTA, Clerk. May 70. 1873. 4t
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-17

Having full faith in the country, they mean to stay by it Until the day of gen eral jubilee shall come, when all can re- joice together in its peace and prosperity. Drop in and examine ourstock.
 Exchange sold on all parts Ofthe world. Photographic transfers made with any section of the country.
 A few more Of those "Don't mention them" left. Call quick if needed.
 c. Fl. LORD. W. W. WILLIAMS.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-17
lt0Lce

7TyHE COLORADO SEAM NAVIGA- 1 ton Company
 s~te-snt ship " eE be.u Leaves san Francisco for u.1Uthgf Col r.a0 rive. ou tr-t of every month. con N.ir vfE beats. Freight .lc. d T.Hl Iu ."..ge ID days --r. ~la .HeI5eo- Agencies ol the Company 5lG Front street, San Francisco, California. umanc Eur.uHerg. !. T.
 d. PDLHAMUS. JR.. iy29-Iy General Superintendent
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-17
E. N. FISH. s SILvERBERG. Tucson. San Francisco,
 Jos. COLLINGwOoD, Florence.
 E. N. FISH and CO.,. MAIN ST, FLORENCE, A. T.

.u ~lceo,o nd a l
 DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE. TAVE constantly on hand q large and 2 I well selected stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes. Groceries Provisions, Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco, Hardware, etc., which we will sell at the very lowest prices.
 We have, also, Hay and Grain, constant ly on hand to supply the Public. 5-tf.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-17

THE work of building the new post has commenced. Citizens are being employed to make the adobes. We are glad to have the soldiers relieved from this unpleasant duty, for many of them have just come in from an arduous campaign.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-17
Notice.

vEvHE LAND OFFICE LOCATED AT \ Florence, A. T., will be open and ready for the transaction of business on the 2d day of June next.
 LEVI RUGGLES, Register.
 NJ. L. STILES, Receiver. Florence, A. T., April 2S, 1873. 5t
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-17

GARDNER's train came in this week with lumber and timber from Crittenden for Lowell Quinlan's train started for Yuma on Monday.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-17
MEssRs. ABADIE & Co. have completed their new brewery building on Meyers street It is a fine building. commodious

alu I-CoI- IIls--G, WIiu JIe UUco.-IrV conveniences to make the beer and keep it cool and ? -sanl apartments iu which to drink ii. They have invited their friends. both male and female. to help dedicate their house This evening, and q good old fashioned Louse-ammiDgm may be expected.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-17
NOTICE,
BEG LEAVE TO INFORM
THE PUBLIC OF TUCSON

7-a vicinity tha: ' have removed tc the s.are formerly occupied by Ne-srs. II. Le- sinsgv E o... when. 1 shall take pleasure to scr-e one and a'. -a ta. hasr of my a0il- ity- Always .. hand a " q selected stock et f.ss-eH=-+ s,'ef,sa-as-a,--e -a-a u7 is needed in Arizona -. Y. DEACHMAN.
 mri-tt
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-17

HEATERS commenced harvesting in the Santa Cruz valley in front of Tucson last Thursday.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-17

CHARLES CuNwrLL was arrested las V eduoso.Y for .u assault with 9 deadly weapon. Jus.ice Nser7 bound A,m over Ju4 sI00J bonds Co await the action of ,ae next grand '1gg Not being blc to @ f-. red bonds, Gc was sent 70 55a 4 70 c that this practice of t"".t-..a non5 and shooting l- u..E al rH shoe. etCu. Some men tank ...r ta a.. - inc r..r- ..#.H- Ni aud boast D-s-. f.- .Dl-c.1- Hr l- Truly brave me. gr 5a -l .. things, I... l. low est ots-r ofgliu.tI that cIaFus such lol- Ors
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-17

NOTHING adorns town so much as shade trees. Tucson is very much be- hind in this respect, and yet persons who have taken little pains to set out trees have met with most excellent success. We notice number of beautiful trees at the residence ofJ. s. Douglas. With a ft't> f-'.Ir ~ cr- = not : -9iIc-10N VI town but coH.L be equally wei supplied, which would not only add much to the beauty of the town and comfort Of the owners, but would increase largely its value
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-17

A PAPAGo INDIAN sold an Arizona lions skin in town this week that measured six feet six inches in length.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-17
THE CITIZEN.
Tucson. Saturday, May F, 1878.
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE Quartermaster is employing all the aborers he can get at Lowell.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-17

pLANKS IN CURRENT USE BY D Justices of the Peace are kept ready printed at THE CITIZEN office, and for sale at moderate prices n cash.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-17

LECELNDcEF tl V ELielA nave tLttIcu into a copartntrship for the purpose of .a 9ucting a general merchandising 3usi- ness. See advertisement next week.
 if every a. would strive to find out and make known so+ue world the good qualities and virtues of their ueish5ors as ada--rioosly as they do their faults how much less s.rf- heo,- -a~~nioc end contention we would have, and how meoh n,o-e hap piness there would be H the c,n- muaity Some persons iu all age. and countries make 1t @ business to ind out and retail the news. With such. the uiseIi3s and faults of their naigbbors are what tley have to deaI with. A precious little oit of scandal. whether false or true, they roll under their tongues as 0 sweet morsel, and they retail 1t at first in low whispers and as a particular flavor to So friend. Jt is not the inclination ot such to speak well of any one. If pcrchauce the status of a man or woman happens to beCiscussed. who seems to be nearly freefrom faults, our gossp-monger will look nvs. .elIouslv and speak in vague terms of a circumstance which he does not like to speak of; God forbid that he should refer tl t, but his nearer may judge for himself; he never says any thing about his neighbors if he can avoid it, but then you see MT. or
 Mrs. - once lived in Slippery Gulch; but 1t is all right; no one can get him to tell what he knows. We have been led to these thoughts by 8 statement that was made some time ago by 6 man who was sent here in the employ of the government and It
 became necessary for him to mingle freely with the people. He declared that taking all the statements which were made to him and putting them together it would be made to appear that there was hardly 8 man in Ari- zona but who ought to ornament a ra lows or inha bit nenitentiarv This man derived this testimony mainly from 8 few oe these gossip mougers and any one else can obtain the same information by taking a little time and trouble Now kind friends this course of conduct does no one any good, and does the people and country a great deal of injustice and harm, aud in all kindness let us ask you to try for one week to see how many good qualities you can find and report in your neighbors. If you will do this we will venture the assertion that you will feel better for 1t and you will have served your country to quite as much advantage as if you did otherwise. Jesus Christ never said @ better thing than If the time when the multitude clamored for the persecution of poor broken-hearted Mary Nagdalene who had al one time done wrong but whose poor soul was crushed in sorrow and who was trying to lead @ new and better life He that IS without sin let him cast the first stone"
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-17

ARACE came od or Wednesday. three miles this side of San Xavier. between j N. Elas' D. Z. and brown horse. name Of owner nOr known. The stakes HUr. tour yoke of oxen o- aside. Nearly all e.. Tucson, both male and female, were there to witness the race. and gOOd'v number of side bets were maue. The ladies ap- peared to taEe quite as much interest a= inc gentlemen, and we were informed that some Of them bet all the spare cash they had, and even finger and ear rings. The distance run vas 100 yards and th, race was easily won by the Elias horse.
 SOMETHING is out of joint with the weather s" The oldest iuuauitant is vczed aud disappointed with it and says il any more antics are played, he will qui attempting to divine the future. U was cloudy ana stormy last Sunday and Mon day. and in many localities # rained very hard. At Tucson it threatened a eraa. deal. but did not rain much. Somenu ucrl in the Bible it says something about it- raining upor the just as well as the U- just. but that undoubtedly had nothing to do with it, for it seemed particularly partial 10 the talIest hills and mountain. that are not inhabited by either party O the first or second part, and undoubtedly a new hand had hold of the weather guagt i and spilled ii on the tops of the hills just 1
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-17
IIcir stock of

DRY GOODS.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-17

ZECEESDoBF o WELfsCB have entered into a copartncfship for the purpose Of .a 'ucting a general merchandising 1usi- ness l.. advertisement next week.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-17

To Cash Buyers they Extend the
 Most FIatteriBg Inducements.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-17
to see if run down.

J. Bartlett left on Thursdays stage for : Prescott. and v. :. Ruth ana V WLelau on same ta-e for San Diego.
 Charles Page. s. 3. Wise, 2. Bicuard. 1I Rodgers. g. Ucrine and D. C. TuomB- son came il from tbc Gia this week
 Payma5.eF Morrow went to Mcdowell the fore part of the week. 1t is expected that Gen. Small and 2r, Bailey wi.. re- turn with 1im.
 Il. LazaTu ana Thomas Hughes went to Sonora on Monday to purchase cattle, and F. Maish left on Tuesday for the same destination and for the same purpose
 H. C. Hooker came in from the White Mountains and San Carlos Indian reserva- tion; he speaks in high terms of the man. agement of the Indians at the White Noun tains by agent Roberts and Major Randall.
 W. A. Holmes came in this week from Pueblo Viejo and says the settlers there are busy planting their crops water for Irrigation Is abundant and all seem very contented Tn theirnew homes.
 Oscar Hutton, John Burt and James Lamaro came in from the mines near the Sonora line this week We saw some very nice specimens from the Paymastcr lode, and were informed that it looked well
 James Sturgess and David Robey ar rived in Tucson last Wednesday from Denver, Colorado Territory. MT. Stur- gess left Arizona last September, and tried to find better place, but says that he has given it up and come back to stay.
 Secretary Bashford left Tucson by the California stage last Saturday for the At lantic States. Before leaving he depOs iten with Gov. Stafford the back pay due members and attaches of the last Legisla ture. The pay rolls are now being sent over the Territory fnr thn ei~n~+---~- 1f the persons Go whom the money Is due. and as soon as signed and returned to Tucson. Gov. Stafford will pay the money to whom 1t is due ls directed by them
 Major Babcock. Licut. Hall and Dr. Girord came iu last Saturday from the San Carlos. The former went to Mcdowell on Tuesday, and Lieut. Hail and Dr. Cir ard went to Grant the same day. Lieut.. -~.! -..-S .oon sfaiiUu,. ioasv Ui absence and will soon take hls departure for the States. He has seen good deal of rough Indian service during his brief residence in Arizona, and has proved himself to be most excellent officer.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-17

They Defy Competition and are De- termined to give Entire
 Satisfaction.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-17
DRUGS $ MEDICINES,
PERFUMERY,

And in fact of all that comprises first class store Is ali that can be de- sired to select from by
 close cash buyers.