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Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18
Yuma Items.
From the Sentinel, January Il:

From the Sentinel, January II:
 Carloads of steel rails, dir, ct from the East, arrive here daily for the new railroad.
 Teams are due here tomorrow for loading 15O,0OO pounds of machinery for the Tombstone mill. They will probably be delayed a few days for necessary repairs, and then gn out iO Adonde to receive their freight from the cars.
 The actual time consumed in con- veying mails and passengers between Yuma and Tucson will be shortened next month to less than two GayS.
 Judge H. B. UnderhIll, Land Agent ot the Southern Pacific railroad com pany, went out on Wednesday to locate a new town near Naricopa Wells.
 Col. J. M Barney has established a branch of his forwarding and mercan- tile business at Adonde, the present point of delivery of all freights for inc southern interior of the Territory All gnods now here al Yuma are to be shipped lo day by rail to Adonde.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

THE fruit trees, plants, grape vines &c., ordered by MT. R. Armstrong from east lern nurseries some month since, arrived here the first oi the week. Although they had been long on the road they were pack ed so carefully and well. and were such fine stock to begin wigh, that upon the
 boXeS being opened the trees were bud ding and shrubs and plants in leaf as if IjuSJ from the nursery. We were present v lh others at the opening of the goods and the sentiment was universal that no such an array had ever previously greeted Tucson eyes This stock was ordered on subscription, and the goods came iD bun dies with tags thereon denoting the con signee. We saw on the various tags the names Of Messrs. Hughes, Carrillo, White Brus, Levin. Elias, Etchells, Lee, Fuller, Pearson. Teague, Bailey, Tut Q. alpointe. Riggs, Pacheco, Burruel, Wilbur, and many others. There are all the finest varieties Of fruits, some ornamental trees like weeping willow &c., and one fine Irish Jumper; there are Camelias and RhodoGendrons, and Oleandcrs in beau .tifuI condition, and, best Of all, many iare rose sprouts. They are all packed in moss, and MT. Armstrong will keep them in fine order until delivered. The stock amounts to about 5000 worth Shall we not have flowers and fruits along with our adobes? Mir Armstrong has sold s2},000 worth of trees and plants in Arizona. within one year. The largest orders came rom this vicinity. Speaking Of MT. Armstrong's trees &e., reminds us that Mir. Tavid Lewis, hortieulturist from Los Angeles, was here lately. MT. Lewis makes speciality of orange, lemon and lime trees.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18
Dissolution Notice.

WYE THE U UNDERSIGN D HAVE w this day dissolved partnership in the bus inesS known as the HAlf-Way Sta ton in Cieneg4 Valley, Arizona, and un- der the name of Turner X Wakefield, by mutual agreement.
 Ths Station will hereafter be carried on by Lyman W. Wakefield, who will pay all bills against the firm; also collect all bills due the late firm.
 LYMAN W. WAKEFIELD.
 JOHN V. TURNER. Halfway House. Cienega Valley, Jan. z, lS7q Jan II l3-3w
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18
Delinquent Tax Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~ the Delinquent Tax List for the year 1875, has been deposited with Hugh Far ley, District Attorney Of Pima County , and unless the delinquent taxes thereon specified are paid to the said District At foruey within twenty days from the pulp licailOn of this notice, action will be com menced by said District Attorney for col lection Of such taxes and costs.
 R. N. LEATHERWOOD Treasurer. Ian II lS-3w
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

Mss JENNIE SWIFT Of Los Angeles ar rived in Tucson b. stage "wednesday morning Miss Swift Is a lady Of superior character and accomplishments and comes to Tucson to reside. l. IS her desire to obtain employment in our public schools or in some other position suited to her sex and education. The lady who would come so far seeking employment certainly deserves great success, and we trust such will toe her lot among us.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

WHEN Mayor Toole was elected in Jan nary 1878, the city of Tucson was SlloS 5O in debt. Tn January 1879, as will be seen by the City Recorders report, which we publish to day, this entire debt has been paid, together with all the current expens- .es or the past year and the new council begin thei- term with the neat sum of .s2l5 go in the treasury. We need no better evidence of efficiency Of Mayor Toole'S administration and our citizens are To be congratulated upon his re election.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

A GREAT BOON has been conferred on the many people of our State; thus those who when coming 10 the city stop in inc north ern part, can trade with Uncle Harris at 7O2 Kearny. between Clay and Merchant, and those who live in the southern part can do likewise af No. 22l Kearny, be- tween Bush and Sutter, west side. Re mem Der the numbers, and you will be honestly dealt with and buy bargains. Q
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

MR. WM. HOoD, chief engineer Of the Southern Pacific, arrived in town with his wife on Saturday last and look mp their quarters at the Palace. On Monday MT. Hood and a small party left for Fl Paso. Texas. and will make a preliminary sur vey for the purpose Of determining upon the most practicable route for the railroad from ArIzoua thruush New Mexico to the Rio Grande. Mrs. Hood will remain at the Palace during her husbands absence.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

MR. P. H. Loss. who is interested in mines near Canyon de Gro, came In town yesterday with ore samples for the r. pose of obtaining assays or the same Ills ledge is about three feet wide and carries both gold and silver. Mir. Loss Is con fiient that he has a good property. Gold has been washed from the sands in the canyon in considerable quantities and there must be good lodges .n the hills near by.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

UNCLE HARRIS is buSily engaged with his staff Of clerks picking large lot Of pledges that have not been redeemed, and he will advertise them from time to time Any article sent by express, c. O. D. Re member. every. article advertised is as represented. No. 9. Kearny Street, San Francisco.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18
The Corral is Large

And is always supplied with Grain, Bay and abundance Of good we'll water. Spe- eIaI care taken with stock pr other proper y intrusted 10 the proprietor.
 Everybody familiar with Chas. H. La beree's management Of Desert Station gpeaks in the highest terms Of it.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18
Notice.

ALI PERSONS KNOWING THEM "A selves tO toe indebted to me will find itrIr accounts ln tue hands Or E. II. Here lore, wno is authorized tO receive amt re- ceipt for The same
 come up and settle and save costs. ian n LS-4w JAMES CARROLL.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

THE firm Of J. GOIdtree & Bro, are man. uiacturlng excellent brands of cigars and have built up such brisk trade that they found it necessary to purchase fine safe in which to store their cash. The safe ar rived this week.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18
Notice to Creditors.

Matter oftI e Estate Of E. Green, deceased. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE N undersigned, Administrators Of the above named estate tO the CT ditOrs Of, and all 9-rsOns having claims against said deceased to exhibit The same, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months from the first publication or thls notice tn ths. undersigned at his office, corner Of MesiIla and Main streets, Tucson, or B. H. Hereford. Myers street. Tucson.
 H. OWENSTEIN, Administrator. Decem ber 2, 1878. H-4w
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

LEVIN is just putting the finishing touch es on his new hall. His stage IS Tn order and his elegant new lamp brackets have just been put up, also large stove for these chilly nights.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

PARTIES who have purchased trees Of Mir Armstrong will confer a favor upon him by calling immediately for them The trees are in excellent condition and parties will best serve their own interest by planting them without delay.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

MR. A. J. MITCHELL's card appears to- day. Those who know MT. Mitchell best have come 10 have confidence in his ahIli- ty and reliability.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

WALLACE LEACH, lawyer Of San Die %. was in Tucson few days ihis week and returned to Florence Wednesday.
 MT. Leach seemed much pleased with our busy city and may return here and locate.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

Gov. sAFFoRD and Frank Corbin go out to Tombstone again this morning. The first lot of machinery for the eompany'S mill is due in Tucson now any day.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

WE understand that a special depart ment for dressmaking has been added 10 the attractions of the White House. We think this will be a great convenience for our ladies. as they can now select neces- Sary trimmings, &c., and have costumes made up fin the best sty le at the same es- tabllshment.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

GRIFFIrH of the stage company was in town Tuesday and Wednesday. but we have not yet seen those new coaches and bronco mules.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18
Justices Court

In Justice Neugass' court business has been quite extensive since the commence ment Of tho year. Already twelve crlm- inal and six civil actions have been tried or are Ills pendeus.
 JUDGE :. w. BLAKELY will leave for San Francisco in day or two.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18
Notice.

IFS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS | that I will not be res DOnsible for any debts contracted by my wife Josefa Va iencia, from and afier this dafe. as she has left my bed and board without cause or provocatiOn. AI.CARIO VALENCIA.
 ll4N
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

ToM GATES came u? from Florence Mon day. He expects 10 spend some time Tn Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

l.. ZECKENpoRF 2 Co. received nearly 10000 pounds new goods this week by tram of Buckalew & Ochoa.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18
Desert Station. AS Miles from Florence.

CHAs. H. LABEREE. Proprietor
 The Table Is always supplied with an ample variet, Of well-coOked food. No congregation In this. Stage passengers and travellers by there understand It, and Co them all un- acquainted with the fact are respectfully referred for information
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18
Sonoito Stamp MM

OLIVER AND GOLD ORES BOUGHT O or milled. Teams can be sent for ore promptly. Cash made on delivery. App ply al the mill or address A. G. Hunter, Iucson.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

MR E. x. FISH is now repairing and en- larsing the corral in the rear of the build ing occupied by A. D. Otis & Co. This firm will utilize this corral as lumber x-ar rI
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18
District Court.

New suits commenced in this court are, three quitclalm Of mines, one eJectment, two assumpsit, and one appeal from Justices court.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18
Mining Work Notice.

TO SILAS NJ. SHEPPARD OF INDIAN | apolts, Indiana, or any person hold ing title from hIm, interested in that cer- tain mi iins claim known as the CerrO CIl0radO, situated in Southwest part Of Pima County, Arizona.
 This is tO notify you that In accordance with provisions Of the Mining Act Of May 70, 1872 that in compliance with require mentS lf said act, work haS been done on said mining claim for one year back past. ending January 2, lSsg. by the under~ign- ed. Now therefore, if within ninety days from the first publication Of this notice, you do not come forward and pay your proper proport on of the cost of the said work the undersigned will claim forfeit ure Of all your right, tItle and interest, in and tO every port ion oI said mining claim.
 W. C. FERGUSON. Tucson. January II, 1879. l3. l3w
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

J.R. FARRELL left for Tombstone Thurs day and expects 10 be back Monday.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

MR.J. H. WHITE, Of the Western Min ing Company, after a short stay in town left yesterday for the Tom bstone.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

SUPERINTENDENT FOREMAN sends us some items from lhe '16 mme and mill, which will receive attention next issue.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18
PALACE HOTEL.

Jesse Hariesty, Wm Hood and wife, K L Rosson, U. S. A, II w Dick man. P H Loss, Jerry Sullivan, city; John Mont. gomery, Robert Black, Silver city; Mart Malony. Huachuca; John Kratzmyer. , H White, Tombstone; T. Allison: Frank Calisher, Altar; Miss Jennie Swift, Los Angeles; J Dunbar, H Linberg, Tres Ala
 mos; H Solomon, Sltter Creek, Cal; Mrs. Bernard, California; NJ Jones, Bodie.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18
Eagle Flour Willis.
 Tucson, Arizona. E. N. Fish, Proprietor.

| The NH Is now in perfect order. New and Improved Machinery in every part - Second to none for Manufac- turing Choice Articles
 of Flour. Ibave constantly on hand for sale: Choice Family Flour.
 Graham Flour.
 Cracked Wheat,
 Corn Meal,
 Shorts and Bran. Cracked Corn and Barley for Feed , Etc., Etc, At new store-roOm on Main St. WHEAT TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR
 FLOUR. Liberal Cash Price paid for
 Wheat.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18
[ CAL NA T TIERS.
City Recorders Repori.

TUCSON, ARIZONA, January l4, 1872 To the Hon. Mayor and Common Coun- cil of Tucson:
 During the past year the receipts of the City have bean as follows:
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18
Hotel Arrivals.
COsMOP lLITAN HnTEL.

P Neafsey, William GTfit:, Yuma {; T m Dunn, New York; Tom Moffitt, k city; Warner Back, T H Cor rigan, Bill Ireland. Solon Williams, san Francesca; 3enj. Turner. Adraln, Mich; {; Ben Martin, Maine; Geo D Thomas. Camp Bowie; Wallace Leach, san Diego, Cal: Tom Gates, Florence; P NJ DerrIg. Santa MOnI"a, Cal; James Stone, $ 'cramentO; E Dickerson, Los Angeles; Ben Williams, San Xavier; NJ T Wilson, Montana; Tom NJ Cdrthy, Fountain Springs; Root Wirlz Colorado; M c James, Tip Top; Geo F. Teague, Eureka Springs.
, 1879-07-03

Madison ssretS When taken to !, Tho 70
Keegap, md lis tyo otheEt = James
Rcseh and John MCCARTHY. Kcegar, In hls
flight, threw away rcd pocketbopk, whS..
upon bo.nE recovered was found 70 contan wy
IN splelmarks und a borus. check for 500.
dated Juno 25, paYablo 1t the Kaosaa City Hank
to II. c. Warner, and signed G. ~. Num-
man. In the possession OF ksaeh were
found = certided clicck for so,om on tho
Knnaas CRY Bank, datod May ], payable to
rhotnsa ". Adams d Co., signed James T.
Spencer, and lndorsed by Taylor. Smith j. Co.,
of No. 10 Broadway, New York. 100 10 caah;
and bogus $1,000 Rold,besting, bond, Al
these wore Of course worthless. and arc simply
devices used hs thcse gentry in PLAYING the'r
prstiks with strangers from tic country.
Detectives Shea and Heating yesterday morn
Ing saE Granger In company with the uoto.
rious confidence awindltr Dell Scott It tue cor
nor Ut Eans1 mud Randolph stroets. Scott,
upon secing that The officers Htfo after him,
santuFed:, ~ iote1aea victim ,g.rs The
Wisconsin. Scott met lin, aud IN.
aulred whore be IVES going. lie, of courso, wa4
bound Tor tie aatne place. and preparatory 10
attempting his wiles upon the OLD gentleman,
coa1ed him to 70 oIong with him ami havs i
drink. A ticket to California md 4ll2 In czsh
was the prospective plunder.
Other detectives at Central Stallion run In
George Smith, Thomas Ward, nl!as "NDbby
Totu," and Martin Il. Weeks, upon charges of
fAKrxuty,
, 1879-07-03
AN ERA or ROBBERY,

Thomas Z. Daley. prominent croeer Of thls
city, wus robbed Of $500 gold watch anl chain
ai,ll about $500 In css, BY two women named
blanche and Emily, Who recently camc
from Montreal, and run den Of In.
,Qulty at Rooms and Ia the Otis Block. 1T the
corner Of Van Inrcn aud State atreeta. Thts
was Muptlay night. Yesterday tho watch aud
chuu uMl Iargc portion Ut tlIu casl weto ra-
covered by Turtlu's Detective Agency.
Extensive r0bhcrtcs are all 1lio ruge. In 3D.
lltion to tlle $a,00O 1cwelrY robbery mentioned
III nnuther Column, TRIBUNE reporter last
uycnIt,g ascertatncd the particulars Of another
aud equally as largo rubhery. Martiu ].
Carey !!n.l Anthony j. Connolley aro propriesors
Of an all-nght sat0on at llle soutleaet eorner OF
Harrison mud F0nrtl ayalsue. cUnneltcy was on
duty bctwetn . aIld o'c!uck yesterday snufn-
lna, ap, accidentally felt asleep lu the
ct,rtcr balliud hta' bar willis 'trado wss
uull. burglars entered through the .!our,
wbics, was open, alui succeeded III getting tnt0
u snail xafe standing In tlte harroonl, alMl by
breaking opcn prIyatu apartment
s1slie the safe heIpgll themselves 10
about sl,101 iu tiuyernn,cnt bonds,
ubont $:so0 in cash, 0oll wa.eI, a,ld chsiu VAL
ucd ut $400. and dlauonl STUD yRlucl ut $.ss00,
both bolunging to Mr. Conne1luy. 'lhry aao
took tho rreGpt1 nf tno bar tor tle night,
amounting to about flp. There ID Ao Glow to
tho kh{Qf.
, 1879-07-03

ST.. Louis, July a--Tho preliminary e1amina-
ton Of William Dtcckmann aud Joseph stoeckll,
charged With the uiur1rr OF Mrs. Agncs Diccs"
mann, wife Of tho former, on the Ullre street
Rock Road, In It, Clnir County, last FRIDAY
morning., was continued at Clayton. tho county
seat, to-day. 4 severance had been granted on
Monday, aud to-tlay's examination was eh,ely
confined to stoeckli, tic lircd mai. 1t was tes-
titled by parties who searched StoecA>l's
house a few h0urs utter Tho murslor
was discovered that they found tie two shirts
worn By Stocck1l IN the morning wrlnsinE wet,
spread Oh the foot-board Of lis bed to dry. It
WIS also shown that, In the Two hours in which
tie murder Is a.sunpased to hdyc been committed.
etocekli was the only man around the D!crk-
manu- dwelling. Tic cS1dcnco against stoeckl!
was 80 strong and convincing that Justice
bradford decided to hold him 10 appear
brforu the next Grand Jury, wAt!o D!ecknann,
tho husband, was discharged from csl.toly. The
cuae Is a most remarkable one, tho eyldeucG 9u-
lux wholly clrcutustautaa. Tue unly n,otlya
that can be admitted ID lust, ..ll. te medical cx-
animation made at tbs Coroncrs inquest Wns
against the theory that an outrage had been
cun,mittcd, 4tlll, tho examination WA vcrv
superficial, because, whcn 1t was made, every.
body was vi ti,e opinion that DtecKnann hatt
committed tho murder. The rlain Ut cylcnce
uGaisIst StoecEll Ia strong, but very incomplete.
81 II II not known tlIat 10 cycr possessel q pis.
tot, though 1t WAS With surh M Instrument thai
tbs 4er0 VA lono.
, 1879-07-03
THE OAR,
An IMPORTANT HAC4 to-day.
- r. II

TOLEDO, O., July a-rhs opcplng OF Tho
twelfth annual EeGutla Ut lhe Northwestern
Rowing Association tr4lorrow Will atsrsct aE!u
largest crow! osar aern here at III aquatic
u,crtlng. Although, several Junior crews alul
,lle Wal-wal,.aui, seillor Sir, Of Saginaw,
MIe:,., scrasehel to'dsJ, enough sa,ualu TO iu.
surc Interesting races. 'ChIrt Interest centres
In thu senlor four rheo ta~,norsow, tn wh[e!,
there ara thrss entries, hut thv real struggle
.tlt hu between tbs famous Sllt,.Wap.ca-tnettcs,
recently barred frnM lie licnlty tEngla,,u} He-
Eatta, aud The Wal,-wah-snhl f0uf, 1he latter
ase giants physically, aud eoMp!ctels ovcstap
their wEry littlu uppuaruta. put 'l!n latter statl
sell frat cl.uicu III the pools. tsotI tArar cruws
!eayr Saturday for aurasoga, where they arc en-
tered fur the Natlnua! leGatta.
KEokuK. u.
kgoxuH, H., July a.-Aetlys prepaEatton& arc
IN provrp.s fur te au1ll!at Frgatta u tlte N'saa'
stppI Valley Amateur iluWu's Aksocla.tull.wlIels
takrs p!ayu uu lfsu Government Caiat Acsu July
ID, H. unl II, alla tho pro&peets aru VERY protn-
is,lla. AR snpiltleutrV that will scat !, 1 peo-
p!u uas bGen urretei, aMl arrangements u,ado
iur apecaI truIu VI thirty eaFs, " b. run &tuug
lEe et,i IL during thu pi'Kress ot t!e Earts AM
llv provision will bu mule fur taaiNs tRre VI viz
itors. In uuu!llun IL tIu accommodating n1fosi-
"a VI ll,e Lusrl. anI !ntyatc ,Hses, lhe he9&uk
, 1879-07-03
BELOlT COLLEGE,


BrLolr, Wis.,, July 2.-Thu Th!rlY-second
Commencement OF l,elult College passed oil
successfully to-day. The day WIS br,aht 4
largu number Of pcop'o were present. The
spcaklng was all OF hi2h order Of merit. Ora:
tlunB were delivered BY 4. F. Buts, Of
Milton; sir. CsosbY, Of Aurora, ILL.,;
Mr.. Theron uurbum. Moracc Goodwin,
Horace Humphrey. Arthur Johnson, u. .. alat.
sat, Frs Wt'ey1 1t pelio. ',,. Eay wn;9xi ;;., Of
Ihs President conferred ttlu degree Ut bacarlur
Of A!ts On Ills ,graduatsng ctas4; lllai of MastSr
ot Ar.s gu " D. iaqnbarl' :; !; F'sE. J. q
lssI: tllut Of Doctor, Of Dly!uity On
tAa i}ev ueorsc na.hnel aud the Rsy. 8. J.
Humphrey; aid that of Doctor ot Lava Oh
judge Duyt1 Taylor, Ut thu Supreme Court Of
Wisconsin; After shs exercises 'n t@e rhufeh.
nss,ulu rIass. Tne oxurclse& wrsc Witnessed by
fully ssN people. rhe Class Of 1877 to4lsy Raya
the colfcSv l. purse oG $:1-a praiscWoft!y
precedent. The asntor couceEt to.n!ght was i
grand success.
, 1879-07-03
CRIME.
THE ARMSTRONG MURDER.

,.:l I'VE ve.a An'gm" I's ~ ,.a..1. MuE. - H.
=, 1a.,, t'n....s.. 49, .,..h,,." % ',,e, -. uan..
49,. Ts.ss. .s' .."..s sss ~ ~ -. . ~.
ss,a.. " 1s.."h MI. .s,,s, ~ .I.o W.n.r,c., y
p"s,s pv,' w.. 10y. W.. ' m"s s..nn., ,aa.s ~ ,ho
h,u,. uanA' ~" I'm. tI WV 'sa ....,s i,. 49,
Ne.nF* eous1'Aouso' "sMA'ruues ooas vas
dellTerod by thu Goro'Fr ILLS morning 10 some
residents Of Montc!a.r for burtal. Holland
1res testiied thai In t,eard sone noise 1t BIur's
hou.. ,,,, ho.+d Armstrong ,,r :. f;Ivo ,na nv
"oe''' a"u eu w., H''s' :, '' ~. s."!, ~ J
money aud III leave'" A t'tte while afterWafu
be heard SHOT. mud then secofd one.' Soon
after, wttucss reached the barn where tho shoot
Inv took n,.rc. trmst,onr sald tn Dtair:
-. =. - ..".,t"... .,s,,,ro .,n.,,or.
foa rouao' you fpaau' sou,'o 'nufast-
ed me-" Blair showed rusty revolver
which bc said Armstrou3 was about to shoot
lin, With, D!str said he took It out Of Arm
.,.n,,,,. h,at sr,n.,ro,w ,r,,ttn ortnr An.
s'fooh hanu' ARMSTRONG, 4 n.'"'u "sA''.'a W..
lance. naue no REMARK oINE toos so,nc 9nooey
out at tis rocket, saying, "Jolln, have money
enough 4, nv you.n Armstrong REPLIED, NJ
aa.,,. h.,,..r ,hs II ,uon, ,n,r.w il ~. n,or,,.
uont oe''sss snA ~e1u m,., uous .', ~ e ~ ,1.r
Jug you eaa keep H. n'a's 'c".,kso ,,ks NO u'o
not Intend TO a4oot Ar1nstron9 10 'Itsh up.
Miss Rcbecra Draper, Waiting Rt Bta,r's on
III. crcnn. of th. uhonttnt.. toettIlrtl that she
",, a".'.st.na,, ..oa,,,,, 1T. ,,,r.o.
to'o o'",f sue ~" 11',nstio'e os''s "'a "''
tile previous n'ebs. blalr sasd ho Wouia 70 out
and Bpenk pleasantly TO John nbolt It, but
, 1879-07-03
MUSICAL NOTES.

40 o2ANfNA@ = ~ As-'
During thewerk ending May 81 last, the vho|e
Of Wanuersa ~ NEebciupFeu Riug u wxs PERFORM
~, IN vtcon.
-,
lug ,oos%o1 .us' VIII !ss's -" a'ta", e.o" -. .s"..
;" ~, sous ss H. "os ~ ~
yhe Fcpirr, Of Venice, will produces during
III. ,,o-t ,.,.nn ar oharr,,o u ond I'm !. Favor.
~ ' s'At .sas s ~ unt..1,, -
He,' anu TWO Nc" opeIss'-.he ncn@' ".
Luigi R!ccl, and the +" "Riccardo dt Vartaa" OF
,.',v'' :. ~ o..u''
II. Mnasenet has arrived In London to super-
intend the faoal reitcarsa's q "lc Hot do IA.
@ 6e n)arcd bY NM. l.asaIlc and 'tararfe. Mllcs.
Tu'ollA snd Pasaus'
nj Ha}tfmnra rcrcn,iy.-ihn !" "nbepnmenon u
iyI,,t in thu nrnncr tnsir,lmcntntinn. CarjberR
was tIss director. There wcrr Gfty IN tic Or
carstta un1 t5o In the chorus.
Tile aunu.l fcsttyal OF German musical artists
wa* held At Wiesbaaen last month Gramann's
Ltazts "Fautt, :" You Dueinw's HJullus Cmsar,n
aid othcr works werc neriormet1.
nnI a,ivcrttsnl tn troch lie r,,itnr' ,sss mil
lied by I'm sst,,et,c rcsidcnts lint II hn bam,t
i"arc nrctlv nuici. he snnii u,.tt,r o,,d Saust,.
~ ,,,...-.,,. ,,...'t 49,.
~ the "hHsnbtlac hncnisn Alusleel Festiva!'
g r. DC 1cln o. A!S.la't,haoesle, works hy Aatae!.
i9eex, ii " h=eetnoye, = henaoets' a,a sc.n'nann I
LAX Lie1t, nsAHtn7t alt Ala1 pFucu' oenor eatasa1e
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away "tth hcr lno!stened l!a''ttkctchi9t.
ha.tsned toward tl'u stace.--nu'fe Tradt It.