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Arizona citizen., 1879-11-22
Application for Patent
UNITED STATES LAND ovv,u EInRENCH Aprzn CrFI ICE E.

! OHIIhD STATES LAND OFyrcv FLORENCE, ARIZONA, Ausnsi 5s NOTICE IS HEREBY Gfvr>, ~ Io'9 | 1F the Tombstone Gold and S,I THAT and Mining Company, a cornoro'i Mn sanlzed under the laws Of the Tsr.!'O,h or. Arizona, having their office and nr,ray of grace b, S oI ouslhess ln she tONn of Tnoloossl flma County, Arizona, has this da,, ucson application for patent To the made
 TOUCH NUT MINING CT.r
 situated in the Tombstone u,,t-
 | triet, Tn The County or Pima, Terr,,ss..Dl Us 9riloha, being bounded and describa! of loiIows. 10 wIt; Beginning at The Do..s s' east corner of said claim. al a noe, nlorth- long, 4xi inches square, planted 3 !eet the ground and fin a monnment or 'ee s, 10 and marked thereon CT N NJ C1onss l"; thence running <. 4Ss OS', E, S. ., 70. chains along the east side Of thecIai-- ----i-'ss west side ol" Nizina and " "Go,der,,alla aoP claims, 10 post feet long 4vtt.sh sh' square ID monument of stones. nsrsSs thereon T. N. M. c. No. 2D for me Asl east corner; thence running soufh t,o t,,ou.1- W. 9-t9 chains along the south end E he " Tough Nut" and north end .ire i''e ul Tough Nut Extension |" to a pnsf ui long 4x4 Inches square planted 2 fee. 7st the ground and in a monument Of sto. la marked thereon "T V. Me. Nh or,' tue southwest corner Thence runniny N 4Se w. along the west line of s,-r>N' N' Nut and east line or "Snryevor ,f V. .1sl teTvener" and Defence" claims 27 -I-- -- chains tO post , feet long 4x4 inct. square, planted 2 feet in the ground ana a monument of stones. marked fbs--- " ;. \. C. M No. 4," for the \. W. c,,.l Of claim; thence N. 4lo 52'' F. along n,-'. end line Of Tough Nut" and soufb -,. line Of '' Survey" IOcatiOn 9.O9 cbaIr.,,' place or point of beginning; eontain',o' 70 66 acres.
 Said mining claim being describel in the original location notice, GIad and ~ corded April g, lS7S,in Book C. Reegris-. Mines, Pima County, page :. as b-. situated about l15 miles norJhessrs-, from Inc r" Lucky Juss mine fn he r,,'t end Of Tom bSiOne hills. abprt D,...- west of the DragoOn Mountains and sbo,. m les east Of the san Pedro River
 Any and alt persons claimiug slrs-so ly The whole or any portion uf said Tor,5 Nut claim or surface ground are rpop,rSi tO tile their adverse claims with The ps, isier Of the Land office at Florence. Al zona, during The 60 days period Of ruti'. cation hereof or they will be barrel ,, virtue of the provisions of the statute
 c. M. K. PAULJSON.
 IS Register
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-22
Mining Work Notice.

NOTICE TO JOHN FOLEY, DEC'I lNhls heirs, assigns a' d legal r-pTest uta
 tIves. Take notice that ], the undersigned. co-Owner wHh sad John Foley, dec'd ID the Hopeful mIue. in ArlVHca District. PlinB County, ArlZona, lOcarcd Septem bsr 2l. ISIS, have done the assessment work on said clam for the year ending June e. 1879; that the sum of $50 Is d. e me from sad John Foley, decd, or The owners Oi said John Foley. deed, interest m sad cfRlm. ss bis proportion of said assess Yneut work; ana that unless saiG sum nl s5u iS paid me on or before the eXpiral len oi % caNs iiOTn the date Of this notice RhaIl clam a forfeiture 10 me Of said tie cssi>t G's interest ln said claim. by virtue oi kacI .Ou 1928 of the Revised Statutes oi tae Cniteu States. B. A. HAkASZ THY.
 Inted tucson, October 10, 1879 52-la
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-22
Notice of Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE, ARIAoNN'
 october ;, Is.g-,,,r N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Sisl " the following named sei Ter u'' ul ,-o.' nD ice Of his intention 10 make uu". fs. m support of his claim. and secure l.r '.'- entry thereof at the expiration ol '.. .i,. days frOE the date Of this n'-cr' r'...'-.. Jose Gaii.-gO, of Tucson, Pm" s,. ne Homestead application No 2l, .'E.o 5 uorihea-t quarter section D to""I.'Fs ".s' Fs'. south range E easi, and names -.' p.i-. lowing as $ witnesses. viz. It1iT sgi nell. Of Tucson, Pima COun'y' A. 'p.n4 DOIore, Rivera, also Of Iuc7"u'
 County, A T. ..--,rsOV.
 o.. C' ~' N' , '- Resls,raT.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-22
TuE HoIland mine Of Arizona bal

THE Holland mine of Arizona has been sold to a New York corporation known as the Holland Silver Mining Company and numbering among it's directors Judge Schley, General Walk. Ter, Senator Norwood, General Deas and hers. The mine is situated in the Patagonia Mining District, Pima county, Arizona.-lStOck Report.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-22
Notice of Final PlOOt.

LAND OFFIcE AT FLORENCE AI'i.--ll i.-l NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE, N,,, 5 .d N the following named seitie, e,,,s5 proof uutIce OfLts intention tO maA1 -- d1sl ia support Of his claim, '.n1 af tu .r.y entry thereOf Ht the expir't'io'... o'..,i,.a. viE l. days from the date or thl' ui,l.,Iars;0rY 1m ,1aleme5t m Is;osi So e for tht s " oisI o5I S IA section and W. H Of N. W. "...,s.n.hlg y ". L Of S- W. T section IS' Io oo'oiIoa.az S. range IA easl, and names 'u' 6. BfUEn'
 bis witnesses viz: CharlT' ,od I0ss of Tucson, Pima County. A. La i.' COgn- M. Preciado, also of Tucson, T Iri II-S0S, ", 4. T. C.M. h fN kt,s..slrai'
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Arizona citizen., 1879-11-22
Notice of Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE. ARIZONA
 October 20, 1879. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI ~ the following named settler has 1el notice or his intention tO make final prooi ID Su port of his claim, and secure nna- entry thereof at the expiration Oi th.Hy days from the date Of this notice v'Z. Thomas Lumbar, of Tres AlanH', Pime County, 4. T. Pre-empiion dec.trtiory statement No. 353, for the $. D.. z oi .. " A section and F.. 15 Of \. ". a, and S, W. M or \. F. 1f of section s, tovn>hiP ' south, range 70 east, and names tne l'i- lowing aS his witnesses. viz; fralA Long, of Tres Alamos, Pima County A. T and AbSalOm A. Wilt. also Ol Ires AZ amos, Pima County, A. T
 c. M. K. PAULISON,
 2-5t Regis;
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-22
Notice Of Final Proof

LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE, ARIzoSA'
 Oc,ober %, ls79. NOTICE IS HEREBY THAI lul ~ Ollowing-nHmed settler has h.eu ll ice Of hIs intention tO make hual t.'' m support of his claim, and Secur .--, --, entry thereof al the expiration ol 'n..! dHys rom the date Of this notice '- L' man ". Wakefield, Of Pima O"lD9, Arizona. Pre-empiiOn declhra'"fs ''- meut No. 5S3, for the =. r.. l4 oi Sec.''- township l6 south, range V e''.' names he following as his wiines'e'' '.-i Feels I.utsn of Tucson. Pima County ,4-- Antonio .Sedillas, also Of Tucson 'D'' County. c. M. K. PAULI-oN,
 2.5t Registrar
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-22
Notice of Final Procf.
LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE, ARIZONA

LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE, ARIZONA.
 October :, 1879.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN The Following named settler has fiIed notice Of his intention .O make nnaI proof m support of his claim, and secure final 'enity thereof Rt the expiration of thirty days from the date Of thus notice, viz: Alexander Levin, Pre- emption DecIara- tory Statement No. Gl7, for the <. 15, S. F.. 4 and <. F. l4 S. ". 14 See I3 and x. F.. T, \. F. A See 2i, tow nship l3 $ range lS E., and names the following as his witnesses 70 prove hlS claim Alejando MolInO, of Tucson, Pima County. and Anasiasio Mo ilno, also of Tucson. Pima County.
 C. NJ. K. PAULISON,
 o--ot Registrar.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-22
The Corral is Large

IN DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDI I ciai District In the County Of Pima, lrrrIi Ory O. Arizona. Theron S. Hitchcock. pl"iniiif. against Elizabeth X. HltchcDCk, .deie dSut. Summons. Action brought iu The District Court of the FIrst Judicial District in and for the County O! Pima, in .the rrItOry Cf ATIZoua- The Territory .0f Arizona sends greeting 70 EliZaheth A. Hitchcork. You are hereby summoned and required tO appear in an action brought agaInSt you by the above named plHtntiH m the District Court Of the First .Judirial DIsir.ct m and for the County Of Pima, tn thS Territory Of AriZOn4 and an swer the complaint filed with The CIets k .oi his Court at Tucson, in said County fa copy of which complaint accom- panies .thiS summOnS) withiU twenty days (rxclu- slve Of the day O. seTvicel after the service upon you O! this summons, 1T served ip this county; huI if served ou; or the cOun- ty and within this district then within thirty days; m all other eases forty days And you are hereby notified that ii yOu falI Co appear and answer the complaint as ab ve required, The plaintiff will apply io The Ccurt for the relief demanded therein and costs and disbursements In this behalf eNrended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of rrs the said District Court at Tucson. 1-'I this seventh day Of Novem Der, A :.
 b 1879.
 GEO. A. CLUM. Clerk. T. l.. STILES. Attorney for Piaiutif.
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Arizona citizen., 1879-11-22
Notice to Creditors-Estate of J
 W. Hopkins, Deceased.

NOTICE k HEREBY GIVEN BY THE 1N undersigned, admlniStTafnr Of the HDove named estate, tOfhe creditors or and all prrEons having claims against said deceased tO exhibit The same with The necessary vouchers. within four mon hs from The lTSt publication of this nOIice, 10 he undersigned. st his office in Tucson, Pima County, A. T.
 JAMES H. POOLE,
 Administrator. J.s. wooD, Probate Judge. Septem Der ef, 1872.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-22

THE journals of the last Legislature have been printed in San Francisco and have arrived at Maricopa. Upon their arrival at Prescott they will be distributed throughout the TerTftorv.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-22
Settle Up.

HAVING SOLD OUT MY BUSINESS Fl ali persons indebted io me by buok account will come forward immediaIely y and seitle up and save costs.
 Jc6-. m THOS. BELKNAP.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-22
From Tuesday'S Daily.
City Council

At special meeting of the Common Council last evening the deed eXecut- ed by the city of Tucson 10 the South. ern Pacific Railroad, dated January 8, 1871, Was returned 10 the ely by Judge Underhill and Mayor ToOle was au- thorized to execute a new deed con veying to said railroad all the lands described in City Ordinance No. q.
 At an adjourned meeting this morn ing Mir. r. \. O'Donaid of Los An geles, appeared before the Council and requested the donation to him by the city of suitable grounds for the cree ton of au iron foundry. The propo- sition was taken under consideration by the Council.
 The Recorder was directed to pro- cure and have recorded a map show ing the lands conveyed and to have the same recorded.
 Among the warrants ordered drawn was one for $2,jOO in favor of Francis P. Hopkins, for purchase of house and lot. Council then adjourned
 JUDGE II. B. UNDERHILL and J. C.. Clark left this afternoon for a trip via Cienega, San Pedro, Tombstone (taking in the mills), going south to the So. nora line and back by way of Camp Huachuca and the Empire ranche, and they expect to get back to Tucson in about a week. The Judge goes partly out of curiosity, but primarily because President Crocker wanted him to personally inspect the country men toned and its developments and their bearings upon the railway interests.
 JUDGE UNDERHIIL expresses great qualification over the agreeable and satisfactory way all matters have been settled as regards the right of way through Tucson, and he feels sure that this good feeling will be shared by the company and will have good results. He thinks, as all interested and think ing men must, that il is fortunate for the Company and this town that they Are acting tremendously in business matters.
 A5 Iron Foundry.
 NIT. P. \. O'Donnell, of the Los An geles Iron Foundry, is now in Tucson and desires to establish a branch of his business in our city. The great ad- of such an institution are self-evIdent, and we believe Mr. O'Den mel will see sufficient resources in our rapidly growing section. Every req sonable inducement should be extend ed to encourage this important enter prise.
 d PRIVATE letter received this morn- ing from Tombstone says he develop ments in the Tough Nut mine are sur rich; that assays show some some of the ore to carry $l3,UO0 in gold and nearly SlOOU0 m silver, and the quantity of the ore is beyond cal. culation. The mill is running very well.
 Cor. JAMES is just back from his visit to Globe. He says things are go- ing on finely up there. Picket Post Is thriving and wide.aWake. At the King mine they are putting up a three story hotel, and assuming yari- ous lofty airs. We are glad to hear of in these regions.
 DURING the last q hours the wind has been blowing a gale and we have been induced 10 cry, This world is . desert and my eyes are full of sand.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-22

The reasyn these Great Reductions lu prices are made K Go enable us to make room fiI our New, Ei"gant and Large stock of Sinpie and Fancy Goods which we are NOW BREWING. To secure ihe henedt ot these Great Bargains come at once.
Arizona citizen., 1879-11-22
PHARMACEUTICAL.
4 SPECiFlc REMEDY FOR ALL
DISEASES
oFTHE BLADDER AND KIDNEYS,

NOR DEBILITY. LOSS OF MEMORY,
 4 ludiSpuSiiIon 10 ExertiOn or Business, SnOrtness of Breath. Troubled with Thoughts Of Disease, Dimness of Vision, Pain in the Back. Chest and Head. Rush Of Blood tp The Head, Pale Countenance and Dry Skin. 1T these symptoms are al lowed to sC on, very frequently Epileptic FIta and ConsumptiO follow. When the constitution becomes affected It requires The aid Of aD InvigoIating medicine 10 strengthen ar d tone up the system-which
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'"r r~n i,il'1eI,lt,ire mil supremacy.
..,t., tll:" Inc lswa nj Congress nnw and here.
~ -" in l'sT:r. r,oSAlE. fur tlr Transfer 1T all
,.''s Ill *nl'!i Here Is Federal fngredicnt arc
IN "tEunpANcE WRIT rAE CONSTITUTION,
am hare 'rGl, 1t, recognized by The uniform de-
c!sfuns Ut tIic Courts for pcrlod Of ovoF sixty
yrnrs. Fodrth, that elell Transfer of both
ivtl and criminal caacs earrtes with Il MS MI III
aopnrnblc incident the l.ws Of the State 40 far
nj applicable nud necessary, from whose Courts
snell transicr las tleen mnlc. Fifth, II sucl,
incident does not accompany the tras1afer, tl,cn
Congrcss las tic right to attacll II by appropn-
alto legislation. Sixth, that Congress has on
divers occasions exercised tho right Of
auch 1cgislatot,. Seventh that Il tllcso
propositions arc uuteuabu, then the United
btatcs has no power to protect tts olircrs In the
discharge Of the duties imposed upon them by
it, leQslatton, md ts
At 1nH MERCY or ANT sTATs CONVENIENT.
which may lit tsa discretion enforce OF disregard
the laws Of tho United States. Eighth. the re-
verse OF these propositions would clTcctually de-
ssroy tic sovereignty Of tic United 4tatcB, md
ilako tho scTcral Statcs of the Union not unly
independent Of, but supreme over, tic General
Gurcrnn,cn., thus practically endangerIng II
not destroying Its very rxtRtGucc. a Government
which cnsrlut enforcei The collection ofttsreycnues
ia thereby deprived Of It's chief attribute of SOY.
ercuuty. II 1t must depend UPON tie comfy Of
nnotiler Goyornincnt for the exercise or enjoy
ment OF at,y of Its rights, 1t ceases to hare that
vitality which s necessary to fta existence.
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Insnns ori lior 1Yatlt'inE- Day,

.. ". F.IHt ftfhbF.
4 fcw minutes bcforr t1fviHe scfytre yesterday
morning Tie congregation uf lie tiernan Luther.
I'LL Church, OF the corner Vt Et.btl, Mnu Locust
streuss, was startled by the suppressed ahriek
nlIi Wild hctfnas Of young Iady sitting lu tbs
fft,l,t part of tho church auditorium. Tlu
frients of tho lady entteay0rei to tutet thu ln-
tetiHe agitation H,ll!Hr which she was lnboFng
but without s,.s%css. Anotesr Nas summoned,
md ts soiit!E wolnAn Wls conveyed to tlu par
6nnace immediately adjoin!ng the church. Miss
Phehc utat,ler. hnagttur Of Mr. Grstncr, ~
Bpectn0Ie A1nl Weito.lu farmer, realizing r,1 thu
Stf!lwatpr ruad, abont fur allles rull this city,
jutucd her hctroulei 1nycr III st. Paul yesterday
morning, with lhe Intention of tluhg nnItetl lii
tnnrrtnge, tho ccrenOny beils ilxtd Tor y u'clotk
tendstl. thu twain decided to attend sc.ylcr at
ule church. 4 short time after tllcy ha.i
Gnleted the church, Tho frleuds 0t tic
lady observed t,nt sic WnA conducting
herself In u confused ana agatated manner, but
surprising tut II srosA tro.n thu natural excite
lIent Attonllng tic anticipated 1yunt, no par-
ticular altent!ult was paid 70 lur conllet Until
xt,o bcea.nc loud null lonsos,strat!ye, when ,lsu
truth dawnetl up0n tltp observers that sAo Ind
l,ccuIne suddenly insane. Tho yolln9 l4tlY's ll-
tonllnd. Mr. Jubn Ellslcr, was ,nndu u!nIuYt
frantic by tllc unhappy Termination Of llts suit.
Ilsc Ulll y reason aa4ucetl for allss 0eatues's
sudden Insanity IL uiu fact tllat her father Ii
said to l!aya given dowry Ut 81 QUO TO sach OF
h!s daughters, In additlon 10 which lls presented
Miss Phtrhu With horse, a etlw, n.lt! II quantity
Ut household HnoIs. l'ie yol1nn InYu IL 8atd to
have previously workcl for Alr. Ges.t,ur, md ls
repate4 ~ poscss many Of tho qualities tl,at
cuulribnte to make u good husband. Altss
GcstneE, absolutely setuang to ~ llouIe, was
removed to tliu house vi which 4lu was to hayo
bscn tic lawful suistress, where hur slstcr Will
FEulatu with hpF,
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Nsnatch to London Timer.
PARIS, April 30,-Thu announcement that
jnpan 1las "formaliy annc1cdn ,llu Loochoo
fslanls Is evidently n mistake. Whit Inns been
done is simply to regularzo tho administrative
position OF thoso tsl4nds, which havo belonged
to japan for Il 1oug time. 1llev formerly paid
tribute to japan, but thgy retained sort Of
rsat'vc independence until 1909. In which year
the ua!mo OF Satauu,d, the southwest corner
Of Japan' obtained pet1nsson troM TIC shosoon
ind t from 1000 10 lsss they formed
part of tile territory Ut the PRINCES
OF satsuna, n,a wcrs eoycrcncd by them
under tho SloRoon, who, Us ID nuT known, waa
only subjegt and Lieutenant Of tl,e A1lkaao.
4 nominal King was allowed to continue to OK
tst IN l.oocloo, but his Sovereignty WIS nut very
real. Tor he WIS g retainer Or yassal of the
ago, ttlu foutlal systemNa Nas swept nwny In Jupan,
.ll nil thu domains Ut the" Datnltos were nh
sorhed Il, the EMPIRE the so.cailcd Kuy Of LOO
chou berafno sImply an ordinary Japanese sub
then ihedAtEze.l; but ile recpiycu from this
Aftkado title Of consolation which placed him
foremost ntllang tue nobility OF the land. Tho
pnlitlcal sovereignty Of Japa.i WIS regularly ap-
autonniny was still ill to il on a,lmnstralivs
questions. It may hu mentioned ~ evlaence Ut
lte nppl!eat!Un of tic sovergtRntY Vi Juplu u,at
In 1at.t tho Miknao sent forru to Furnlosa tt,
ayeIlge thu murler OF so.lla shlpwrcckcd Loorh-
ooaus. and thut Japan thcrchy nearly got Into
war With ChIna. whief caatlned to be Tic suzcr-
atn ut Farmosu; but Ch!na entiod by recogntz-
Ing tho right of tllp Aitkauu to protect hts
Loochooan subjects Ant paid tdeu,l,ty. Whit
u nov called tho ntsntxatiou Of Lpuchoo to
Japan tnust, tllutctorc, bo an error OF wur,la:
whit Elas been jone las been to sitnuy suppress
what remained OF local autonomy u,Mt to extend
to the isla1lds thu administrative system applied
throughout Japan.
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GREAT BRITAIN,
AQUATIC

Notwithstanding, May 16.-Elt0tt makes
wonderful progress In acqufritg lian!an's long,
swccplnK stroke. Ilu did ttnu trial spin yes
tcrday Mt th!rtY-six 10 tic minute. Messenger
will not row Pluistcd uncas lo rocciYes start
OF twenty seconds.
LAnoH TnoUBLRs
NEWcAsrLe-oN-TyNR, May 15.-rho differ
enccs between the ulnstcrs and mIuors OF thu
Durham District have beeu rcfesrua to arbitra-
lIou. The strike 1T thu tsun.wolkers OF Lopuou
aud belfast WAS failure.
sAsLEp FoA CANADA.
Sixty Gotten operatives aailul today for
Dundas, Ont, whsre mill Is being established.
ARBITRATION.
LONDON, hlay 15.-'Tho arbitrator In tho dis
puta bstwceh tho MASTERS Al,d Inen OF tha Dur
haln coal'ninlng district has decided on u redue-
t!on Of w per cent on tlc wnges OF tho unaur-
ground aud ~ par cent OH tile surface labor.
The decEsion terminates thu strike. TAu coal
p!ts will bo prepared for startling work on A1ou-
day.
uN1vnna1TY MIL.
LONDON, May lb.-ln tho Ilouso of Commons
The o. Conner Don Introduced a bill to astahlisA
the University OF 1t. Patrick at Dublin. with ul-
Altatea colleges. making proylsion tor fellow
ahps, scholarships, aud exhibitions, ut d cost dt
El,oo. .000, to be betrayed from the Irish Churcl,
tcmtsosalit[es. The Chancellor a4u Vice.
Chancellor OF the University are 10 be ap-
polluted By tho Lorl-Licutausnt Of 1re~
land, aud ths ,nembars Ut tho senate arc
to bs appointed by tl.s Lord-Llcutuuaut In the
first iustance, but thereafter tu b# electet.
be7cra! Irish mcnbcrs and W. F, FoEsser and
FnWcett supported the bill. Sir stafford Nortll-
eoto 4cctnud to afRruss an opinion until thu
House had had thus to cpnsiJet the bill. flu
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Ono-Tent's " tina Hngar In tho World.

Something likv onc-tyntf, Of tho supar in tho
world Is produced LII Mauritlus. McCul!oclI, In
1Ss3, put down tho wtria's produce ut /, MI, ,OdO
tons. IN HUT year t!e isl4,id produced abuut
ld5,Uo0 tons, the lnreast quantity ever 1naAle IN
suuritius in slnglq crop. These figures aro
independent Of suga2 mule from beet ot other
sources besi4es tlls cane. I2lu crop during tle
coupe Just over IL csttmAtcd at laaa ,Ou0 tons.
Of this tho larger pustio,l is exported the slatsl
consuming annually, about 1870 tous. hert.
root suxaF can bs c!assed aln0ng the natural
enemies OF tile cans; lhe very tncutton ut ita
i!as 10 buii,"a god ycar 70 for "best neoi,. sss
Ing hud Ycar for augar; failure tu tic former
crOp will nld several ;shl!I!ngs to the price Of u
l'unured weight Of tane sugar, difference
which nicaus to tho planter good iaepEnc Tor
uxed BY Bouutics bY tue French uovernu.cnt; ;
hcsrc it, cheaper production aud It's rivalry with
csue suyur.
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'CIsIAIE.
A. VTT1fIt)L-T'i

33 11sHt7h1 + II w v Ixass
St'o York Itnss, Myi4.
Joseph W. Taylor, 20 years old, engnEot1 board
in the Assor Place Itotu1, ut No, eb Third uy,,-
M. oh,,t n vc,r an, ia Ia su,, n, H.. uo,.
t,as,s,. IS ~" n,.., s 1,oi ouA T.. ~ rev.
ne'Aa!a'n =. Aas!or| ol tehhsFlfan,as M" u MI
oF0anlst ID tho Church ol the HOLY alartyrs,
hcfng also employed as n conductor on tho Now
York Elevated Railrpnd, Wht1o At tho hotcl
T'ovlor h.cnr,o a,o,,ojr,na ,rIth ast,. Hot.
,,:r.,s IT, aet"A,.u t",." WV '.'e 4'ut'
Aieitnnhin, tie houseKocpel. our Q! 9ho &C.
aua,ntanse afe" martsaGo cnGaeenentt 1nuef
tfe tltisc 20 to.nl! Whlen iaylor saaiiecu net.
ile tuH1 nes, hpWGFct, tlsat nc "onla rema,i
la,tilul 70 ner Until 1T rosta1n 10 marry hrr.
Apont tnfeo weeks ago. aesordts,E 70 hor own
statens"t' 5ne Won,an lenrneo ttGlt !ayior Has
Mari!en. M sne proeatea aom9 Vstflol % soon a..
snc 3eGovgtGu = tsoH We ht,oeK. app.she 70 scS.
graz arMa-s'osea boioro sllo was ape TO optain
u, anu tAsn lngtea 1aylof tn eail upon iier IN
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r1,nutar,,un u. SOHNupTIDy
tamit,sa HnMsnpHo, nxo,n. ra, sas i5-ru Hiotspc,,
M e1a1nod 9 A. X Mcclure Ind rt,a
sesa'"''n, Msa,a, !, ., o, ING PHILADELPHIA n.s 'as =
@ Nsvtno o, .no irs'' W ". Harding of ~. H.. H.
4fss' ~ +. Dolly Of the ctroue't, G r. '"s IT,. ~
o''ton OF tug 7s'tqranh, W. T. MeCpIlv =. =, "as'
m"lffa' nf' John TaeRnrt Of thu Yawia =, ~, us
laRaars testified that ". H. Ke,nt,cp -, tt'ae',
i1ftn e5oo lot withdrawing Ills opnosiion' .!sfed
Riot BILL which propositIol VA. % s.is',., 70 the
tnc ot,sr nswspapor pcn testified tov ,.a A'l
!. G. sacuase as a" of s1osas,no'sts ta .snoss DC Ss:
contradict the Testimony Of ."aeatel! u
Cacl'rnuc, wl!o sworc last wcck ,IInt W. Me.
nitcred him 600 ID bordcr ran. ,. ,.,sis sMisstuna
he yoted 10. Ilo Riot bll ssUunsee
II 10 tsleatas aa sa sGasFsus o sFs e. as won
6ll hut that be did not oifor tIis n ~ lug Rlo
for Ills vote. ''' " '1ssaehraaa
, 1879-05-16

DEATH or 4 rNoMfNRNT STATESMAN.
BEKsB, Alay 15.-Jacob staatnpli, Swiss pol
itielant md, In 1861 the President OF the swtss
Confederation, und subsequently member Of
thu Gcuoya Court Of Arbitration lii tls Ala.
bama Claims, is dcnd, Ia hts Goth year. uo wns
one OF this clliois Of tho Radical party, and at
one time clitor Of tho Bcrno Gazette uc re-
tired from public life In 1906.