Arizona citizen., 1879-04-04
From Wednesdays Daily. 4 Tribute of Sympathy.

From Wednesdays Daily.
 4 Tribute Of Sympathy.
 The funeral services oflittle Lille Drach- man were conducted by Mir w. Zecken- dorf fin Hebrew. German and English. The following beautiful and touching ex- tract We deem well worthy Of publication and we are sure number Of relatives and friends will be glad to get It tn a form convenient for preservation. MT. Zeckeu- dorf said:
 My friends, we have assem bled here to-day to consign to its last resting place a beautiful little bud, which hardly had commenced to grow when the ruthless winds of March broke its stem and left itI withering before our eyes.
 Gathered as we are here today from all parts of the globe, there is a cord of love which ties us all together to pay tribute to inevitable laws Of nature, and extend our heartfelt sympathies to the bereaved pa rents who mourn to-day over this cold grave. The little angel Of the household -e-1 aiSNt JNanb hhNh NAAC Ol liAtlll- gence were brightning its lovely features, when as it seems, in recompense of the ceaselesS care It's parents extended to her, who watched her from her birth with that love which only parents are capable, itI gave the thankful cry Of papa and mama; but she Is gone; there she lies before us dead, but no. not dead to her ever loving fhaFr af,a t.-flI never be effaced, to them she will always be the living darling Of their souls, and the space sine filled in life will always re main vacant to them. Friends, let us hope that time, the great assuager of nor tal pain, will heal the bleeding wounds of she hearts Of her parents, and may they find comfort in that she passed out of this lie Of troub.es without having felt it's bit terness or knowing the struggles Of life."i
 WE have again the pleasure of noting further Improvements at Levins Park gardens. The wOrkmen are now busy preparing the floor for an open air ball room. The season is fast approaching when the weather will be too warm for In door gatherings, and MT. Levin Is making more extensive preparations than ever before for the accommodation Of the pub lie. The brewing apparatus has been re- moved to the bodybuilding and the old brewery has been thoroughly remodeled, a broad porch has been built around the entire building and is shaded by large, dense cottOnwoods. The sitting-room has been covered with brilliant paper, and ornamented with a new counter, a costly chandelier. clock. dTapingS. Gc. We un-l derstand it Is MT. Levin'S Intention thisl month to erect a bowling alley and shoot ing gallery. We hope he will also add a modest gymnasium as our fighting editorl is anxious to get his muscle up. We are sure these last mentioned institutions be well patronized by our athletic young men, of whom our city can now claim al fair proportion. We must again commend the enterprise Of our public spirited friend Alex.
 THE stage from the west was delayed d few hours this morning by heavy roads below Florence. consequent upon tbel rains which have fallen daring the last few days. The company has redeem ed its promise or making the timeI from Yuma in two days instead of three as formerly. The change began Monday morning, when the coaches com. menced running from the new railroad station. four miles to the southward from Gila Bend. The hour Of leaving there is six o'clock p. m., and when the roads areI in ordinary shape Tucson can easily bel reached in thirty-six hours.
 THE latest social sensation is the abs conding of A resident of Camp Bowie with the wife of a soldier. Said soldier was ont on a scout and returned last week tO find his wife absent with sl, ,4e0 Of his money. The absconding parties stopped al the Pal ace Hotel on their way to California, they probably reached Yuma to-day. The des- erted husband came in town this morning and offers $500 for the recovery Of his mon- ey and the arrest Of the criminals.
 MEssRs, TAYLOR & A1IoRY are the au- thorized agents Of D. M. Osborne & Co.,, of Auburn. New York, manufacturers Of har- vesting machinery. They now have for exhibition at the old Government Corral, a sample Of mowers. and will soon have a mower and reaper combined. This is an- other step in the direction ofgood farming, and we hope it may succeed.
 IF you need fine old violin, and don't want to pay SI5O for one, send to me for one of my fine violins, price s2O; and should you want good fair instrument for s6, or sS, or sIO, will send 1t to you by express. Uncle Harris. 22l Kearney street, between Bush and Sutter.
 THE awning fever has struck in on Meyers street. Charley Brown is making preparations for covering in the sidewalk in front of his premises, extending from Congress street to Mesilla.
 WILL. the Board of Supervisors adver- tise for bids for the County printing the coming year? THE CITIZEN office is pre- pared 70 do it in good style for considera- ble less money than was paid last year.
 THE whistler or bulldog self-cocker pistol, 44-bore will be sold for SIS, at Uncle Harris. 22I Kearney street, between Bush and Sutter.
 A SPECIAL. department for dress mak- ing and millinery in all its branches. opened at the White House.
 WEar pleased to announce the arrival of Miss Maria Frye by coach this morning
 DEPUTY U. S. MARSHAL EVANS, came in by coach today
 From Thursdays Daily.