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, 1879-04-10

Wo print this morning IN interesting srlm-
mary OF largo amount OF information gath
cred by tue New York Times relative to tho
sentiment prevailing throughout tho United
States as TO Presidential preferences for 1850.
This summary can bo summarized yat moro
briefly In tho statement TINT tho ailyicca
rooeiycd .inlioato uumistaknbly tho rreva-
1enco Of o desire for tho nomination OF Gen,
GRANT ~ the Republican candidate in 1880,
and tho strong probability that ILL.,
DEN will ba tho Democratic nomi.
noe. With equal intorost will DO read
m editorial expression by tho Now
York Norld plainly indicating that Mr. TIL.
DEN is not the choice Of very considerable
element OF tho New York Democracy, and
bringing forward phyucal rcasoas why he
ahould not DO tho Democratic candiiate, viz:
tho weak condition OF hiY hoalth, aud thu
apparont cer.uinty that II le wero nomi'
nased aud elected ho would not 1.-Two 10 I'll
ont lis term.
, 1879-04-10

Tho idon Of adjournment, cyon in form
80 dilutea as tho fixing Of day in tho far
future, is intensely dfstasteful to tho Illinois
"co-ordiuatos." Yesterday q resolution was
introduced naming May 10 as the tfno when
the people Of tho State should be relieved
of tho terrible inhicsion which they hive
endured for ninety days gono by, but tho
proposition was 60 startling in its novelty, so
utterly subvorsiyc Of tho do-nothing ln1uri-
BUSINESS which has thus far characterized tho
sosaion, TINT it was rcferred to the Judiciary
Committce-probably with yiew to ascer-
tanning whether thoro is my law to prevent
a continuance Of tho session for tho full term
OF two Yenrs.
, 1879-04-10

Iu IN article upon tho decision Of tho su.
preme Court OF tho United States III tho
case Of tho Northwestern University, pub
lisled yesterday, 1t was stated TINT the Uni.
ycrsi.y "owns several thousand aoros Of
land" A1r. LuaT, ono Of tho Trustees, in
forms us that tho Uuivorsity doea not now
own 200 ncsos Of land In tho State exempt
from taxation. It was also atatoa that tho
University owns - nearly tho entiEo area OF
This IL suited to 10 nn error; aud that the
, 1879-04-10
PERSONALS,

Tho nohol yell appoara to hayo boon heaol
In Ohio.
Ex.socrctary Belknap is in Washiugtonn
ngent for q lsttcr-stamp.
Mrs. Hayos hns ordered now sot of chins
for tba White House from Limoges.
Mr.. Taln,ngo's trial caunot be a worry g1tss
success. Thero Ia no woman at tic bottom OF H.
.'AIaino haH 405 mnniacs," says thu Boston
Post. Thoy aro all solid fos plaine, wo suppost.
1t is bolIesod by tho Now York Herahl th'l
ralmugo was jealous Of Dcochor; honco tho prr'sh'
trial.
"Corncol" Vanderbilt is paying hts dobd;
hut who wouldn't pay bis dabts Il somebody "a"
h!m milIunr
King Hl,mbcrt is receiving enthusiasts
commentator from all qua.tVrs for his clenea9
10 rassauautv.
Saloon-kcopors in Loatlvillo pay 81 ,sns
month rent, aud their whisky IL said to ID To-
strong Of water.
The last surviving aesoondant Of Joha
Dunyan-Ann ntewbter-dled in England feeenW
1T tho ago OF VI.
The editor of tho Okalonn Soufhaa
Bta,4s sll ilvcs and wo hence Infer that the toos
kitlur IL not utulrd.
bIr. Shopori'a falnily doesn't knos
mhcths. to overlook his marriage with nero a.
Governors daughter or not.
1t is not beloved that h1r, Washfgton
Nashan's wouad will prove serious. lie had oH'
ulot himself in tlo neck oofore.
Gen. Gnant stayed at tho residence Of as
Jan,sIte Dhuujabhoy At Bombay, and regarded"
~ J-msLte bsstus than native holu,.
blackburn il booming, mud, In conslas'f+
tion Of his services to their party, tho Republican
ouPht to uomlnats him for tho Presidency.
There is 10 fighting thoro, wo hope. OF
| Napoleon would regard tho arrival Of ND"
Dolsparts in the light Of an0thcE Waterloo.
Mrs. Agnos Jenks claims to DO ~h'|s.
souie4 woman, snd wo greatly fear that sas
about t0 maka confession duplicating Ben ps'
lsr
"senator" Bob Hart. who has recently e.
peEienced change OF Hart, claims tho proud w
ttuctton ot hariDg drank noEe liquor than an1 p''
| In America.
Mr. White noyeE touches liquor Of ~
Kind md hls appointment to tue Qsrman Court ~. IT,
d!tatoa that this Government " Interested u ~
ruarck's reform.
Marion Ward, Tho actress, has not hnd ~
diamonds stolen; ''hut," says tho Buffalo -
prsts. ''shc IL shs WouaA w4o didn't sloet Ae@
! iustoa Na.lau-"
, 1879-04-10

When tio WALLACE Committee was In Phlln-
delphIa inqutr!ng Into the manner Of CONDUCT
ing tic Congressional elections In tlat city, they
struck lend tint TIC Committee did not cars to
work, United States Marshal KEnNs exhibited
a copy Of the petition upon which the Super
visors Of Election were appointed, nn1 it
appears that It was tho Democrats who asked
to have tic Supervisors appointed. The
Philadelphia Press prints copies Of these PC
titlops, and also publishes tho nnmcs
Of somo Of tho prominent Democrats who
aligned tllc same In the First nnd Second Con-
urcsstonnl Districts. Tho petitions are directed
to the Judge Of the United States Circuit Court,
and act forth the desire Of tic petitioners
to hayo tho registration md election
Ut said districts guartlcd and seruti-
n!zed. and for that purpose ask tho
appointment OF two Supervisors in each election
division Of said districts. Upon this application
1879 Supervisors were appointed Mt m expense
Of $31,440 The Democrats In Philadelphia
wero prompt to take advantage Of the law
which their co1lfcdcrates III tho present Con.
orcss nro now determined to repeal or stop tho
wheels Of Government
, 1879-04-10

Chinu, n1l.l tho treatment there. Tie wf,t,.
holds flint the ma'n thing necessary to a coin,
plcto euro Of thu opium habit Ia absolute "a,
strnnt for the first three duys. Tho patient
sl,u',ld also be kept up by tho uac Of at!mulan,.
-cincl,onn rubra might DO goo,l for tho pur,
posc,-alui should give ,p opium altogctac,
from tho beginning Of tho Treatment. Tie plan
might 10 slsctully tried In tho Tinted States.
wl,crc tic victims OF opium aro many tnors
ttlan Is commonly suppoaod;- but tho patient
must first agrco voluntarily to aurrender bl,
liberty for throe days md put himself out Of
reach Of opium, under charge Of competent
nttuptInnt.
, 1879-04-10

It is to be hoped that Nr. sAM BowLEsf
young men, nnd Mr. ALEXANDER MCCLURE,
md other independent wscacrcs tn Philadelphia,
Nov, York, aud Now Englan.i, will explain ut once
how tic bringing Of National questions into tho
local campaign III Elnclnnatl Injured tho Ropub-
lcan purity Of tiat city. 1t is truo, tho Republicans
elected their entiro ticket; but, according to the
Independent Judgment In the case ut Chicago,
they would hayo done much better II they had
left National politics alone. How they would
hayc dono better, tho Independent editors aro
bound to explain,
, 1879-04-10

Three "straws" that seem to show tic wind
Is nut blowing tic right way for the Grccnhscs.
eFa arc: Tho Republican victory In Michigan; ths
brcak-up Of tho Grccnback caucus 10 Congress.
and tho successful rcfun1ing Of oil the 6y5
bonds In per cents. In Chicago, Gseonbacksn
Is dead; the voto OF that party nt tic last cle.
tiou was scarcely worth mentioning, though Two
years ago It almost divided houoss with tho 50.
cfAlista,
, 1879-04-10

Tho reprioys Of a!1 days granted to JouN
r. PuA1n expires to-lay, aud there soems to
be no longer auy doubt Of Lis execution.
His petition for a new trial was yesterday
refused by The two Justices Of the Vermont
sutre.no Court to whom Tho application was
made, aud 1t appears probable TINT the now
evidence upon which tho effort for another
trial rested was HLen Hfted not found to bo
, 1879-04-10

It is feared Gov. SgrMoun may bo induced
spite ot his protcatutions to the contrary, to acs
the Democratic nomination for Governor II lit
tenlcrod him. Th!s recalls to many minds tts
fuct tl,at though personally u pure man, he hsa
great knack vi surrounding h!msolf With or
rupt politicians OF tbs 'fatnnnny type.
, 1879-04-10

Mr.. Nixon, OF tho later-0eean, stated IN IL
examination at Springfield that, Ind ho Offered
Mr.. McCnEA, our County Treasurer, my shsrs
Of u,u puntlcr for printing tile tax.1tst, MIC
CnzA would have ordered him out OF the o1lse."
How did Mr.. Nixon find out TINT sic CNEA Voun
llaye donc tlis1 Who told Mr.. NIXON tlAt SD.
CRHA would have done t!lts1
, 1879-04-10

Secretary MoCRAnr, who WAS Chairman ot
the House Committee on Elections, has pr
parctl MI arrlrie OIL 'tOur Election Laws u lot
tho Forthcoming number OF tho North .dhntrtas
7ttu'sw. He says the action of tho Douocslts
now is us subvcrsivc OF liberty and the con,t
tuition Oh wcro their attempts tn 1861.
, 1879-04-10

The secret is out. AHDnEw D. WHITE Vu
made Nintster to Berlin bccause fo bcIuugedta To
tho famous Yale class OF 1853 (hlr. EyAg1s
class), every other member Of which, 1t Is r..
ported, had previously been provided waa
good fat office,
, 1879-04-10
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES

Trx CHICAGO Tn1nrxk has casabll'hcd ntaaen omces
follows; a.,
NEW Yots-ssoom % Tribune Bu!ld!ng. F. T. Mo-
FApnkx. Manager.
PARIS, Frnncc-No 10 lluc DC ID 0ranse-na'ehetc'
II. MAILER, Agent. ...
1ONI0H. Eug.-Amarican Exchange 40 strand'
uENny r. (,fLL10. Agent.
BAN FRANCISCO. Cal.-Talsca Hotel
WASHINGTON u. C.-13io htfcct
, 1879-04-10

Mr. GREELEv's Investment Of e50,o0o wlta
CoRNRLlus VANDERBILT, Jr., has turned out
remarkably vol, spite Of tho predictions Of h
wiso friends to tho contrary. Very little moat5
has been coming per cent right along through
thcso hard times and tho panic years.
, 1879-04-10

The Okalona lunattca arc clearly the arat pawa-
paper humorlsss pf the day; but this II not tbs
season for hun1or, and they wilt do well to for
tily thcir oillce II thcy lnten1 to keep On print
lug jokes about JByY DAVIS.
, 1879-04-10

AS tho Atlanta Consti.ntion resnarks, Il ihs
editors OF thu Okalona States are Ropub9lcaaA
q they ought to be tarrcd and fcatilcred." bu'
II thcy arc Democrats, tfuy ought to be rcsfa'd'
I'd with o!llccs iu tic Confederate Senate.
, 1879-04-10

a correspondent Ia Informed TINT the eh.s
"ABylum for tic Feeble-Silndcd" Is not b
Gated at Springfield, aud Is not lcgIsta.lr.
body. Tho Asylum Is ut Lincoln, and, Though
the inmates aro as fceb!c.,ntudcd as Those IN III
OF thu other State institutions, they are flonat
and arc never guilty Of my acts tl[sgraccsal II
themselves or to tho State. on whose Trcasuu
they nrp charne.
, 1879-04-10

JusrlN MCCARTHY, as d representative II
Parliament OF the Irish Ilumc-Rulc party, seeaa
like a fish out OF water. lie Ia an intelligent
man, nnt must know there Is no chance ot 1rsa
honu-rulc nnywlure-excopt In ANcslca.
, 1879-04-10

The Chicago lfedieal Journal aud Etan,tstr for
April repriuts from the Missionary Iifra'd d.
scr'ptiou OF the opium asylum at Foochow,
, 1879-04-10
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Orders for tho delivery OF THE TnfhExE at Evanston.
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, 1879-04-10

IEuO1eysH ThenfFc.
pnn,o1rh rtrcct, t~t~ern Clark and t.asac. En-.
saucrncnt OF the Hess Enesh Opera. I'll Tfovatorc'
, 1879-04-10

Academy OF ntuHlc+
Jla,Rted street. between Madison aud Monroe. Va
ricty entertainment.
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pesrhorn street. corner Of Monroe. EnEfRauacnt
OF Ucn Thompson, "Joshna Nh!tcomb."
, 1879-04-10

C,pfk e,reet opposite tho Court.ltonso EnEsgsmcnt
of nrnrre Donfyncc, .'Thc soldiers Trust"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
THE coUsrrnrsrrrrs

Deputy Sheriff Dodson and Denu.v " e
 Marshal Walker, who weat fin Rrs5sh..
 day before yesterday, succeeded in arres,
 irg man who gives his name as \ " Han.
 borough. Dodson returned with ,b,. nr;.
 oner last night and locked him in jaiI on
 chafge of counterfeiting. They now hay,
 three men in jail on the same charoe n;
 -Chenowith, John Byers and A "
 Hausborough. Hausbo-ough was foupd g, his cabin at Bradshaw, where 1t is believed the bogus money which Chenowith and byers have been passing about town was made. Wm. Walker could not he found neither did the officers succeed in fodin, the implements with which they are sup posed to have done their work. Dodson with the assistance of George Waters, bro olgbt Hasborough in and lett Deputy Marshal Wal. ker ont there to make a more thorouob search for evidence of thelr guilt, as we'll as 10 look after the missing supposed partner in the business.
 Hon Thomas Fitch has concluded to re- turn to Prescott, immediately. certain peoo- uarlons that he was golng into haying fallen through. MT. Fitch will proLably leave N. |. On Saturday of this week. which IS good news, as all the people in this sec ton Of the Territory wifi at least, be glad to see him hone again.
 j.. L. Hall, the tragic butcher, under stands tine manufacture of bologna which Is so much relished by the MINER force, devils included. He doen't resort to any "tragic7 ingredients, but makes the article from pure sweet meat, and if you dent be. iieye 1t, just call around at his market ana sample it. An honest miner can live whole week on fifty cents worth, he sells them so cheap.
 Another windy day. The weather is al- | ways fruitful theme for the itemizer, but of late the Arizona Local, finds his note book clogged with such words as "dryness, lridity, draughi, exsiccatioD, desiccation, irefaction, parched, etc, etc, accompanied | With'snatches of machine poetry. thus:
 Loud roars the wind that in constant
 blast"
 The dust and dirt go whirIing past.
 Plunged in a gulf of dark despair" wish 'twould rain and SO does Blair.
 RECEIVER AT FLoRENcE.-Joseph W. 'arish, of Missouri, has been confirmed Receiver of Public Moneys at Florence, Arizona.
 Jefferson H. Lee has sent his train to the little Colorado for cargo of salt, which Ic has cOntragted with some of the mill nen to be used in the reduction of silver res.
 Victoria, Queen of Great BritIan and Ire and and Empress of India, was sixty years f age on the 23d inst.
 D. Levy & O., sell potatoes at S1[ cents pound; Wheat 3li per pound, and beans [ 6 cents.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
WEDNESDAY,.

Quicksilver is quoted st S6cts per pound In San Francisco.
 Hon. John G. Campbell's address ir Washington is, Washington House, Wash ington, D. C."
 Judge Gideon J. Tucker has heen confin cd to indoors during the past few days on sccount of rheumatism, but, we are pleased to learn, is convalescing.
 Jim oneal is engaged in transferring his large band of sheep from Date Creek to the San Francisco Mountain in search of better summer range for his fiocks.
 Louis Dugas, of the Excelsior Brewery, is changing his place of saloon business to the building one door south of the Cabinet. Louie intends to wrangle with the bon tons, therefore the change.
 Geo. Bsnghsrt is up from Chino valley reports several sheep herds as having lately passed his place enroute to the San Fran CISCO Mountains where plenty of grass can ee found for stock.
 Accoi ding to a bill lately acted upon ID executive session, unless it be recousidered reversed or suspended, some three to four hundred military officers above the rank of Captain will be immediately promoted.
 We would call the attention of our read CTS to cast their eyes upon the new lad" of Derbin X Co, who have gone into the ice business. Ice IS good thing to have on hand. Don't forget it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
RETURN OF THE FREEMAN. HILL
 PARTY.
HUMBua AS USUAL.
FIREMAN .sD HILL PROBABLY HUNG.
Great sunsrinr For Wa ter.

From l. P. Ingcrsen, one of the party ot
 hfty-six men who accompanied the Free
 man-Hill expedition, about 400 miles north
 of Prescott, where these men represented
 there existed immensely rich placers of gold
 and in fact where they had picked up sev.
 eral pounds but were not allowed to carry
 1t away by the IpdiaLs who live in the re.
 puted placer districts. The parry, as above
 stated, consisted of 5e men with 1i2 ani-
 mais' we'll provisioned and equipped for a four months trip. They followed Freeman and Hill into the reputed gold country,wes.t around it,aad through it, and faiied m any in- stance to find even an indication of the pre- rious metal. The party went without wa. ter Tn one instance, 46 hours; lost five ami mals and came very near perishing, which they probably would, had they not fallen in with Navajo Indian, who piloteu them to water and continued to remain with the explorers for several days, taking them safely to water known only 10 the Indians. Freeman and Hill f. naliy admitred that they were unac- quainted with the country; had never found any gold and all that they knew had been told them by some old Mexican or Indian. The country travelled over is of a sandstone hard 10 traverse and is quite DIG luresque in scenery and old ruins, the walls 5f which are from two to ten feet high. All of the party started On their return home at the same t.me our informant did. | but nine, they returning back to have re- fenge of their deeeivers. Some of the gold hunters remained in the vicinity of the San l Frai cisco Mountains, where game IS abun- l iant. hunting and we expect soon to see 'ur market supplied with jerky in lieu of he gold they promised to bring back.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30

At half past ten o'clock last night. a fire was discovered by nigh;watchman Scott in cellar et the rear of the mercantile estab- lishment of D. Levy < Co, the alarm was given and was promptly responded to by a large number of citizens, and by their ef- Torts checked before any considerable dam age was done. The cellar contained nuni- Der of cans of coal oil, and had the flames got under headway, the business part of town would have been a smouldering mass of ruins this morning. There was no in- surance upon the premises The authorities should take steps to provide against fire. There is-not even bucket b,lopging to the Village which can be found when wanted. A small hand fire engine would be great improvement on nothing, but the wealth, population and business importance of our growing city, requires good steam engine and well organized company to run it. Wells could be sunk at the street corners to afford water, and property owners could sleep with some assurance that they would find their homes in the morning where they left them at night.
 In conversation with our esteemed townsman Jimmy Behind The Stoye-he stated it as hIs valuable opinion, that the fire last night was due to the CninSmcn. He stated that if he should be appointed watchman, he would take special pride in staying, with olooiy ardour, many of these Phiiistines. Speaking seriously, we may be thankful that the fire did not assume larger proportions, ana destroy that row of frame buildings near by.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30

The following letters remaIn in the Pres. colt Postoffice May 3lst.
 C. Bicher, II Barker, R E Blakey, H BrusIer, J NJ Bowman, II R Clantcn, ] Charters, E N Cole. H B Crouch, R E Cam bell, X Despoine, P c Dukez, W Dormy, M DickeD, Lee Took, J FOus-2, J Fea, J c Flemming, T Flonnery, T Garner, J Howard, P Hanson, Hubbard, W R Hall, F Halcom, J Hinton, A H Kreager, B Lin denbonn, W l. Martin-S. J MaSon-2, E Morrow, NJ NJ Mulligan, W McMiilen, Philau, J Padden, J c Reynolds, J Ram- sey, ] Shuts, il c Smith, L E Smrh, H shipmon-2 2, J NJ shelton, D Smith, Mir. S-rshm, W P Stearns, X C Steadman, R sparling. R Shiis. I. A Timbell, NJ Toohey. A ] Vanmatre, II Willets, G A Willetts-2, N H Willets. F. J Woodbury.
 Persons calling for these, letters please say advertised
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30

As we anticipated before the departure of the Hill and Freeman party for the Cal abaSa mountains, that in the event ot their finding nothing there would be danger of violence being done them, and so it seems likely to turn out, as at last accounts there were strong threats "lynehing' not only Hill and Freeman, but Lucero as we'll, who led another party on a wild goose chase, and who after nearly famishing joiued the former party. This is all wrong. If any body ought to be punished it should be the men themselves, who were credulous enough to follow two rattle brained pretenders in the face of warning that ought to have put them on their guard. They should have invited Hill, Freeman and Lucero to kick them out of the country and let it go at that. Theirs was the greater fault for fol- lowing than that of the leaders for deceiv- ing.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30

Jos. Drew is in from the mountains look. ing hale and hearty as a prize fighter. He informs us that the Gillett and Tiger road business IS at stand still, waiting for au opportunity 10 sell the bonds, which are objected to by dealers, for tho reason that they are signed by the Acting Governor, in stead of the Governor in person, which seems to us to be frivolous excuse, but ,he men with money wIIl have it their own way and the Commissioners will ne obliged to wait uatiI Gov. Fremont returns and sigus them before they can command the sinucs of war to proceed with the battle against the rocks.
 IL is reported that thsTe was a wedding in town last evening, but the parties seem to have regarded it as q matter of too small consequence give ihc printer an account of it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
PRESCOTT ASSAY 0fFIGElI
 Montezuma Street, NEXT DOOR m rIox9Ea ruRSruRE srOGr Assaying doae in allits Branches
 - O-O--
 COLD AND sILYER BULLION MELTED INTO BARS AND STAMPED. Analyses made Of Ores with a sisw of e<.
 iablishiug proper treatment
cRARags Pos AssAYrna

S1<A1S@ S@SsS kJ-. Ao5A fING o0lD AND SILVER, S2,D. BIowPfPE TIsSTs, lquaiitauve,l 7a Chargsz fos an sshrr Eork l09 as is essstsus us carr aad corrertaass. sa woFx Rnarzafeesl. Hzvp.Q hrst obtained kBaNefzs of Betarsrzic eferi.fFr I The lsrstoTy and hsrtrs rooff and ssseruars ursnr hss toortetn ycars htc Ia tae mining rions. a1owe OpfpffnnfY to esc1fe niylFsse ei Tor scqurft.r - si4at iufe tt ffzre l exsrecioa ulrsais tffnk gasn to have so,Be fts srfasatance ufsh ae suir<t Not d~% tug ttf ofs Eness of aSsayifir sfol,s Hfs rSs in Presc1tt, hare fssei it merely ainrs viii, ny eser bssinsss. ansins rs rssiencs here. flndn. tt seEstef fo have fncrese Hy hs7ta eo snch ass haSt eoacassa e devote sef xelnxisely o n
 shsrs of pasfossSs is so11sed fEoa tho mining anu Fr0speeting p>hiie.
 Esy 2ad. 1s7s >
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30

There was . al named Ssilse Martah, Who had tron aie lighting he hah. The wood oesng green. she used ksrSss1s ,. lPafhet3caily.
 She's gone whore the fsel is dryah.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
MASONIC NnTICE.

The regular mosshly meeting of Aztlaa Lodge, No. IT r. k X. M- wn "a place on Saturday essr. ne. May 3ts 1879. | which t is taportAnt toU every member who convent Y do 70, shoul ate , as usfness rezt tnrcres f the organization will bs brought before the Iodc> for sscnssioa and eucioo.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30

The Party a, The City Hall last night is said to have been perfectly splenIid.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30

Britten, Mineral Park freighter, is in
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
BORN.

SIMNoNS--In Willow Creek Nallsy, May E, to tas
 wife of Joh;, Simmons. daugaser.
 We congratulate friend John upon the happy sc- quisition to his family circle Of Mics Simmons.