Arizona citizen., 1879-12-20


 erson Tom Lawson's Riverside Stories, Mrs. Stowe; A True Republic, Stick pey: The Scientific Basis of Delusion, Beard; Haworth's, That Lass O Low rie's. Mrs. Burnett; An Earnest Fri fer, Lady of AIoostook, Howells; The American, The European, James ; G arth. Bressant, J. Hawthorne; Uncle Toms Cabin, Mrs. Stowe; The Young Mrs. Jardine, Miss Mulock; The Dodge Club, De Mile; Two of Us, c. Halsey First Love is Best, Gail Hamilton ; Sealed Orders, Miss Phelps; Deep Ha- ven. Jewett; Spanish Gipsey, George Elliott: His Two Wives, Mrs. Ames Sarah Berenger, Ingelow,; Afraja, Mugge, A Princess of Thule, Black ; Shirley, Bronte; Her Dearest Foe, Mrs. Alexander; Mcleod of Dare, Black ; The Three Feathers, Black; The Laurel Bush; Harold; and Yenetia.
 The following are expected to ar rive within a day or two: The Nature of the Scholar, and His Manifestations, Fichte: Manual of Human Culture, Garvey; Secret of the Andes @, 4 Winter in Russia, Gautier; Sartor Resartus, Carlyle; Tribulations of a Chinaman, Verne; Eirens, A Woman's Right @; Half Hours With some An cient and Modern Freethinkers; Re ligion and Science, Le Conte; Humor- ous Poems, Holmes. Hsrper's Half Hour Series; The Lovers Tale, Rec ollections of Rufus Choate, A Dark Inheritance, Lady Carmichael's Will, Tender Recollections of Irene McGil- licuddy, Labor and Capital Allies not Enemies, Wassail, Tales from Euripi- des, An International Episode, Daisy Miller, Behind Blue Glasses, The Lady of Launay, The Curator of Ors ieres, Seven Years and Mair, The Bride of Landeck, Da Capo, Percy and the Prophet, The Mill of St. Herbot, Oli- yer Cromwell, Thompson Hall, Gas pard de Coligny, Sir Roger de Coverly, Back to Back, The People of Turkey, Is He Popinjoy?
 It is expected that from Saturday on, books will be open to use by members. For the present they will be kept at the residence of T. L. Stiles, on Main street, where members can get them on from to and to 9 D. m. All persons are invited to become members of the Association, and do- nations, either of books or money, are invited, in order that the usefulness of the library may be extended as rapid ly as possible. The payment of s5 % secures membership for one year.
 The Concert.
 Our lovers of music were again de. lighted last evening with Miss Mark hams benefit concert. The singers were in good voice and executed their selections with nice expression.
 Miss Markham's rendition of Baby Mine" touched the American heart, while she carried away the Spanish element on the wings of La Paloms, receiving three encores.
 Mir Roraback's rich tenor was never clearer or better appreciated than in his solos and duets last evening.
 NIT. Nichols represented our local talent with much credit both to him. self and his country. His magnificent baritone said Good Night, Farewell to his true love with such sweet mel ody that the audience would not be satisfied until MT. x. answered the continued applause with an echo of The Rolling Tide" which was also fine effort.
 The Sixth Cavalry Band were not within hearing distance, and hence a very important feature Of the enter tainment was omitted.
 The instrumental solos by Professors Medena and Meyer evinced a high degree of artistic talent and were duly 
 NIT. Springer was particularly happy in his accompaniments, so that alto gether the entertainment was a good one and well enjoyed.