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Arizona citizen., 1879-05-02
THE CITIZEN.
6y the Edtor,

To be conscious that honest effort snd untiring labor is well appreciated hy those for whom the service is ren- dered is perhaps the perfection of hu- man satisfaction. Tine many pleasant and complimentary comments recent ly passed upon THE DAILY and WEEK LY CITIZEN concerning its general management and newsy appearance have certainly fallen gratefully upon our ears and given us much encourage ment. We confess that our first expe- riences in journalism were not alto gether to our own satisfaction, but we feel ourself gradually growing into the profession; are daily becoming more and more welded to it and now feel a strong desire to make the pen and scissors our life study and work. This will doubtless be our fate and we are prepared 10 welcome it with a light heart for we feel there is not a more honorable, useful and important vocation in the catalogue of human employment. Being young and in a new country we feel that TIE CITIZEN contains the germ of future greatness. THE DAILY, although only trifle over two months old has already placed itself on firm paying basis, and as soon as suitable arrangements can be made with the telegraph companies, THE DAILY will be issued as a morn ing paper and neither labor nor ex- pense will be spared in making it the representative journal of the frontier. Already we have heard favorable con- parison made between THE DAILY CITIZEN and the New York Sun and have blushed to hear them, but will suggest however that when Tucson shall have acquired population and commercial importance equal to that of New York, we trust THE CITIZEN will, in every respect equal the dailies of that great metropolis.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-02
4 New Process.

Professor Andrew Mason, A. NJ, re. gently addressed the New York Bull. lion Club on the subject of assaying In the course of his lecture he explain. ed new process for parting gold and silver, which he had introduced in the Assay Office, and which had saved the Government about $1OO,OOO a year In this process sulphuric acid was used instead of nitric acid, and the sil yer was precipitated by the introduc. tiOn Of a piece of copper into the maurice. He illustrated this by actual experiment He said that Tn the old process the chemicals were wasted, but by the new method the cost of mate rials was nearly all saved. The gold and silver, after being assayed, were pressed into cheeses, worth about s2O,OOO and $9OO respectively. He said that about S5.OOO,OOO worth of gold was used annually in the arts.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-02
Acquitted.

The young man Freiligrath, who was arrested in Florence recently ac- cused of setting fire to the Pinal Com pany's Mill and held under bond of Sl,OOO to appear before the grand jury, was examined by that body last week and unanimously acquitted. We are also informed that there was not suffi- cient suspicion to justify the arrest. NIT. Freiligrath is a stranger in these parts, young man of considerable culture and preposseSsing address, and to say the least it is unfortunate that he should have this stigma cast up on his reputation without justifiable cause.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-02
Press Comments on the Veto Hess1ge, by
 Tele0rdDh.

ST. LOUIS, May 1.-The Globe-Demo crat says: It is a clear presentation oi the objections to the revolutionary schemes of the BourbOns, and goes on record as a strong campaign docu ment.
 CINCElNATI, May l.-The Gazette says: The statements in the message are SO plain and conclusive, that they cannot be answered. The President is with his party; and the country is with the President.
 The Commercial says: It has all the more weight coming from the Presi- dent, after his previous conciliatOry policy.
 PORTLAND, OR, May 1.-General Sully died at Vancouver, Sunday.
 CHICAGO, May 1.-The Times says: Hayes having taken his oath faithfully to execute the office of President, and to protect and defend the Constitution, has performed that duty with such boldness and vigor as will commend him to the applause of all good citi- ZenS.
 The Tribune says: The President has earned the gratitute of the coun- try by the prompt and courageous per fOrmance of his duty.
 BOSTON, May 1.-The Journal says The intelligence of the country will approve the message after careful perusal, and will conclude that the objections stated are entitled to the highest consideration.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-02
THE SONORA REVOLUTION.
General cdrbo Exhonerated.


 In the last issue of THE WEEKLY CITIZEN we published some opinions Iconcerning Sonora affairs expressed by Prof. Pinart which he said he had gathered from his intercourse with the people of that State during a six months sojourn there The Profes sor's opinions were evidently not we'll founded, especially SO far as they re- ferred to General Carb6 and the fol lowing communication is given in order that our people may understand the facts concerning General Carb0'S action in the late trouble.
 TUcsoN, May ?, 1879.
 EDITOR CITIZEN Tn the last issue of your esteemed paper, you say, that Professor k. L. Pinart, recently ar rived from Sonora, informed you, that the telegram which General Carb0 presented to the Ex-Governor Mariscal and in which the latter was notified, that he, Carbo, would assist with the Federal troops the Legislature of So nora against him, was a spurious fab ricatiOn. We the undersigned have thought proper to inform the public at large of the incorrectness of Mr. Pinart's statements, by giving an eX- tract of the speech delivered by the President of the Mexican Republic at the opening of Congress on the 1st of April last, which we copy from the Diario Official of that date as fol lows:
 ' In the State of Sonora there exists a controversy between the State au- thorities. The Legislature declared that there were grounds for instituting proceedings against Governor Vicente Mariscal, he having committed some unconstitutional acts for which he was held responsible; but as he did not acknowledge its right of decision in the matter, the Legislature called up- on the Vice-Governor, Francisco Ser na to supercede Mariscal. Notwith- standing this, the latter refused to give up the reins of government, wherefore the Legislature applied to the Execu- tive of the Republic for assistance by force of arms, and it is to be hoped that by this time the help of the Fed eral troops has brought the controversy | to its termination"
 It will be seen from the above that the President of the Republic ordered | the intervention of the Federal forces under General Carbo according to the . constitutional power vested in him against a refractory Governor who had against the decision of his legitimate judge, the Legislature of Sonora. If, NIT. Editor, you will have the kindness to publish the above ex- plations in your valuable paper, you will materially oblige and receive the sincere thanks of those who respect |, fully sign.
 C. '. VELASCo, $
 W. FELIz,
 RAFAEL SUAsEGUL, h
 F. RoDRIGUEs, Is
 B. BRAVO. h
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-02

IN the House, April 96th, Hoar, of Michigan, told the Southern Demo crats that what their section wanted was more corn and cotton and less |" cussedneSs," and wound up by sug- gesting that one of the best things that could happen the country would be the turning on of the yellow fever in Congress; only he would want the Divinity to use great discrimination in making his selections.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-02

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS-
 ID sued out of Justice Neugass' Court of Precinct No. One, Pima county, Arizona Territory, dated the sixteenth day Of April A. D. 1879, in n certain action wherein IT. l.. Stone as plaintiff, recovered judgment against Ezra Hoag. dele ndant, for the sum Of one hundred and twenty dollars, and costs of sult, taken at eleven dollars, on the sixteenth day Of April, A. D. 1879, have levied upon the following described property, to-wit: The undivided one-sixth consisting Of two hundred and fifty feet in and to the Emerald Mine, situated in the the Tombstone Mining District, Pima county, Arizona. located May l3, 1878, and recorded May 2, 1878, in Book D, page 73, Record Of Mines. Public notice is hereby given that on Saturday, the twenty-fourth day of May, A. D. 1879, at o'clock a. m. Of that day, in front of the Courthouse door. in the City of Tucson, County of Pima, Territory of Arizona, will sell all the right, title and interest of said Ezra Hoag. the defendant in and to the above described property, at public auction. for cash, to the highest and best bidder, To satisfy said execution and costs.
 CHARLES A. SHIRELL, Sheriff. Maya 29-9w
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-02
For Sale.

CIN FINE DRIVING MULES. TWO O Light Freight Wagons, twelve Single Sets Harness complete.
 Enquire a' Geo. Fields Corral
 FIELDS X MORGAN. April 9. dSr'sa i,v
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-02

TIE Mining Record is endeavoring to unite the eastern shareholders of the Tip Top, so as to secure an efficient management and exploration of the mine, so that il may be ascertained why a property which yields from S4O,OOO to $5O,OOO per month, yet makes no dividends, and talks of as ScSsmentS.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-02

AGENT HART has returned to San Carlos and from all we can learn. will doubtless remain in charge of that agency for considerable time 10 come, unless he himself should insist upon a successor being named
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-02

A BILL is being urged in the New York legislature to authorize the con- structiOn of tunnel under the Hud- son river from Jersey City to New York in order that the heavy railroad freights may be landed directly in the heart of the great city. The length of the tunnel is to be 12,4OO feet.
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-02
Sherif's Sale.

Mark goods "Care H. S. F. & Co., Ter minus s. P. R. R. Co.,"
Arizona citizen., 1879-05-02

TREY are probably tinkering the telegraph in the neighborhood of Mari copa. Therefore we have no dispatch es today
The New York herald., 1879-07-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.

The importance Of the syscn power life
and the direct boaring which has happiness
thoroughly recognEed it's and the danger OF
ing IT, whether through intense mental application by
proper subjects for consideration When
Is IL Is absolutely promptly
seek advice from who long series
has devoted his whole time and attention this study and
who from his experience and practice has learned TO dis
cover ut once the cause and as promptly apply the remedy
thus avoiding the painfully slow seeking for the truth
the Inc perenced and annoying the
tient who naturally know without delay
what Is the matter the extent of the arrangement the
probabilities of recuperaton and the time required
II the brain has become exhausted by intense mental
application depvng II of the of thought,
only its strength being properly fed and
nourshed by the OF certain systematic methods 1t Is
precisely the with the that preside
anic life The value Of this branch of medical practice
scarcely be overrated for reaches marriage the perpetual
ton family the of hereditary titles and
the retention of estates In the same family.
From long and large experience In this direction have
been able command by the thankful appre
citation of of the first families In the city and nation
and communicate much that pertains the
ercse every department of the and the
Of recovering Its whether Of BRAIN Appetite
propensity or passion.
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ D..
IA Lexington sv., 29th st.
HOURS-S to and 5 to T.
The New York herald., 1879-07-08
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

1DOsT OFFICE NOTICE
The foreign mails for the week ending Saturday July
~, 1879, Will close at this Office On Tuesday at I'D
A. M for Europe, by steamship Montana via Queenstown;
On Wednesday, AT $50 A. NJ. for Europe, by steamship
Algeria via Queenstown correspondence for France
be specially addrcssed. and at 80 A. NJ for France
direct by steamship Perere, via Havre Thursday
A. W. Tor Europe, by steamship Republic, via Queens
town correspondence for Germany and France must be
specially addressed and at 80 A. NJ for Europe
steamship silesia. via Plymouth. Cherbcurg and Ham
burg saturday at 80 NJ for Enrope by steamship
City of Richmond, via Queenstown correspondence for
Germany and scotland must be specially addresscd and
80 A. for Scotland direct oy steashi Circassa
VIA GLASGOW and at II 80 NJ for Europe by steamship
Gen Wcrdei. via Southampton and Bremen The mails
for Denmark Sweden and Norway despatched by am
burg aud Bremen steamers only. The mails for ST.
Domingo Turks Island, Ac., will leave New York July
The mails for the winGward Islands will leave New York
July D. The mails for Hayti Jamaica and MarzrsiDo leave
New York July 10 The mails for Aspinwsil and South
Pacific ports leave New York July 10. The mails for
Havana leave New York July 10 aud H. Tho mails for
Mexico leave New York July H. The malls for the West
Indies aud Porto Rico leave New York July L. The mails
China and Japan leave san Francisco July IT, Tho
mails for Australia, sc, leave san Francisco August
rllOs l.. JAMES, Postmaster
JnlY 3. 1SiN
The New York herald., 1879-07-08

BLACK MARE; SIRED By GEN KNOX, out of BLACK
s saH roT K M g % S p aas' .ns ."d
warranted sound and kind and true in all harness.
good a. ... by
cHEsrSUT MARE Gor BY JUPITER, out of LADY
S pure hsn fso IN
can be driven BY a lady and is warr.nted kind and
VERY srYIsH Y rs BRowN GELp1NG, IS hands high. 7
years old safe for lady to drive; not afrae Of ee
Without ss caS III
TAIN; has extraordinary endurance; sold to close
S:iSs s%s 5. -
gait eanIs s
BAY mo .na aaS III m aRs
GIs h s'asf ad ssd a
E1EHSr 81 sss saT M ST sbE BAR "1s
BAY az xSfS Il. S."s
high years old safe for a lady 70 drive; warranted
W year. % od an easy @ driver "a oxN % Tsor M II saso;
stands without tying warranted sound and kind and
BAY MARE HANDS HIGH od pleasant.
Sysehiid: warranted sound and kind and true IN ali
BAY DSrsi hs'4ss: ea
ranted kind and true in all harness. Business Hsr-
TOP ssTsiSffss Wagon ss,vur 49, ,,
HIGH, syears old; has been ridden BY lady; war,
BAY 1s "a f IF s arsfr year.
old; can trot in 10: extra roadster; warranted
old; can rRoT in a:ao; warranted kind and true in
TSSTTINe &. eELplSe s1EEP By l HIGH
old stylish driver cs TIaSr TKor
sure; FIRST class road horse every way; warranted
sound aud kind and true in all harness Single Har
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON. in first class order.
BAY SouPE Horse G HANDs HIGH od
stylish driver: as safe family horse as can be
Goon and
easy driver; tine family mare; sold account of
owner going abroad; warranted sound aud kind and
PAIR BAY CARRIAGE HORSES le4 HANDS HIGH,
team; warranted kind and true in ali harness.
LANDAU. IN GOOD ORDER. satin lined. built by Law
BLACK AND GRAY TRUCK TEAM. IS hands high 10
years old; good workers; kind and sound and true
CHESTNUT. SADDLE AND HARNESS GELDING.
ported Jupiter issl hands high year. old a good
driver docs not shy or pull can trot better than
jumper; warranted sound and kind and true in all
BROWN mAMBLETONIAN TRorTING GELDING. l5x
HANDS HIGH. years old; an all day roadster;
trot in $50 bctter gentle and safe for the
inexperienced driver: kind and in all
sAp bxk A y g ssDs HIGH
years ola very easy pleasant driver; fearless OF
ranted sound and kind and true all harness. Sim
v,S gle ell HarnGss p,S srTt1n ard with ,. o. ,,.
Oong axes all in good order; built by Lambert, Of
ALSO 'FIFri FIFTEEN USEFUL FAMILY AND BUSINESS
Horses.
EXTENSION TOP PHAETON two DEPOT WAGONS, Bas-
ket rhaeton with Victoria dash four wheel Dog Cart
spring Wagons PARK Phaetons Popy p PSassons Doa
SALE S,s Go%MESSGss sSd s;SSf satPsss at Ten O'CLOCK
The New York herald., 1879-07-08

UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
N 10. 81, - and 25 18th st.. near University place
The New York herald., 1879-07-08

EXTENSION TOP PHAETON. two DEPOT WAGONS, Bas-
ket Phaeton with Victoria dash four wheel Dog Cart
light Top Delivery Wagon. Top Express Wagon, six
spring Wagons, Park Phaetons, Pony Phaetons, Dou-
bic and Single Harness &C.
SALE COMMENCES AT TEN O'CLOCK
The New York herald., 1879-07-08
wAN;ED TO PURCIIAsE.

vv-ANTEp TO PURCtIASE-A GOOD SECOND HAND
w Sale with burg proof lock Herr
preferred also hand Office Railing; black wanut
preferred Address g. y. III. c. box l2i Herald Office
xxvANTED-A CAST IRON KETTLE ABOUT FEET
w diameter aud feet deep. Address Post office boz
cUl0. whore IL can be seen. aud lowest cash price
The New York herald., 1879-07-08

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse that sound kind and true
in harness three days given to
test warrantees.
The New York herald., 1879-07-08
private sala

priNhte sale.
The New York Elevated Railroad Company will sell AZ
private SALE either together separately the following
four. wheeled Dummy Engines:-
4engnes 7xIo cylinder wheel inches weight about
1900 lbs
engines 7,sxi0 cylinder; wheel. - inchos: weight
about 1900 lbs.
10 engines. cylinder; wheel 81 inches; weighs
about l4,uOO lbs
Four of these engines stored 9sth aud Sd av,
ready Tor immediate delivery. The remaining IL can bo
delivered about the LIST of August next
For further particulars inquire of the Undersigned
VI. k KING.
Room IL General Office N. Y L. r. Co., New York,
broadway. june z, 1873
The New York herald., 1879-07-08
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

A UcTIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL ( KEARSEY,
IA ITO AND lI2 EAST 18TH ST..
NEAR 4TH Av.
The New York herald., 1879-07-08
REMOVALS.

brownies "FfFTH AVENUE cHoP HOUSE" RE-
Dmoved from i1O broadway to Ia West 21th st., two
doors from Brvsdvay.
The New York herald., 1879-07-08
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

DoYAL HAVANA LoTTERY.-THE DATE FIXED
tai Prize ao1oo pesos amount distributed pesos
Only asGo tickets Tcssts have always been $40 frss
sold Drafts Havana issued This and we'll known
M rs sss say shsE
CPEClAL NoTICE.-PATRICK wHELAN AND JACOB
CKNKss have made application to the Board Of all Hesss @
West 4Oth st.. for period Of ten years
S. s York Of e. e
TARY. Museum Of Anatomy. els Broadway. New York.
@00 00O FOR s2.-LouIsIANA STATE ALWAYS
Sasa supplement always drew july f'' H. SoEIfE. ass
Grand st.. between Chrystie a Bowery
$67925.Sas.s3JsSSSkSx 3sS Z osg.. sSArE p,,.. s0H5FaE
hSeK osFc :s ssaaSssy ss~ ssks YsI s.f
PORTER 4 Co. Northern AGENTS
DOGS. BIRDS. sc.
ToR sALE-A VERY LARGE SIBERIAN BLOOD
hound; good watch dog not savage IS 4th av.
& ss..s Mays oAE asy Go
II Deyst.
SPORTING. BOOKMAKING. SO.
4 7 THOMAS TURF EXCHANGE. 8 BARCLAY ST.
AMonmouth Park orders for straight and place,
6'RoRKE. soANNELL & BROWN.
A Lar HUNTERS pOINT-LoNG BRANCH RUN
sold day evening Orders received, Combna alton
pss%ps as
AT PAROLE CLUB, ~ BARCLAY sT.-LONG
ABranch mutual and place. s.; combination, ST.
First Branch closes 10 O'clock Saratoga
regatta July9 Books open. HACKETT DE LACY.
r oNG BRANCH RACEs.-oRDERs RECEIVED AT
lFrancis's Gold Room 81 Exchange place for Hunters
Point. HARRY HILL 4 co.
I ONG BRANCH RACES-AUCTION, FRENCH. CON-
llbnation Stevens House, Hunters Point; orders re.
ceived ut 10 2Sth st. open Ut 3 A. NJ W. LOWELL.
MONMOUTH PARK RACES. JULY A. 5, 8, 10 AND
Ml2.-Aucton and French Pools ut course Auction
Pools and Combination Book End Hotel evenings
before CRIDGE CO. Official booksellers for Non
mouth Park and Maryland Jockey Club at Pimhco.
MONMOUTH PARK, CONEY ISLAND AND DETROIT
M MRaces-Straight. Place and Combination Books. AL
LANCE CLUB l45 9Th
MONMOUTH PARK.-RACES JULY 8, TO- II; MU-
u tuel Pool Tickets pay the at the track (ess
commission Entries aud results received: combination
book, &c. Office open daily from A. NJ to IL =. NJ.
CRIDGE CO., l3 West 2Sth St.. basement.
THE TURF.
The New York herald., 1879-07-08

PART CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS TUESDAY)
SALE AT 10 O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1879-07-08

yR1GHTON GKUUND,
ID CONEY ISLAND.
Running Races ana Steeplechases.
SATURDAY. July H.
Races commence at 3 p. NJ.
Admission, 25 cents. so cents Grand Stand, 81.
MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
N Long Branch. N j.
First meetng 1879. Tuesday, July 8: Thursday
July saturday July H. Six zach day,
commencing promptly at 2 o'clock.
st teeplechase or hurdle each day.
Trains directly to the via boats to Sandy Hook
from pier North River 80 80 and IL 80 A. M and
by Central Railroad from foot of Liberty st. vt As g.
II As A. NJ, 12:l5 noon, and 30 r. NJ Fare for round
trip. including admission to field, 81 So
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-10
For the Sunday Bulletin.
THE FATHERS LAMENT.

The following lines were written many years since,
by NJ. A. Carnage then the well known and enter
tanning correspondent "Montgarier," of the New
York Commercial Advertiser. He was the father
OF two deafmute children, a son and daughter; and
his wife, to whom he was derotcdly attached, was
dead.
On placing his children in the New York Insti.
tuition for the deaf and dumb to be educated, the
load of sorrow that was crushing his sensitive ma
ture found utterance In these beautiful lines.
Shortly afterwards he went forth a wanderer and
was never heard of more His children grew up,
educated and accomplished mutes, and the son be.
came highly respected and successful teacher in
the New York Institution where he still is. The
lines, / believe. have never before appeared in
print. The original copy having been placed in
my hands by relative, who was an intimate friend
of the writer. | A. NJ.
CAIRO, ILL, August 1879
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-10
CHURCHES.

A FRlCAN NJ. R-Fourteenth street between
IA Walnut and Cedar streets: services sabbath II
g. N, and 1880 p M; Sunday School 80 p. m.
CHRISTIAN-Elg Eighteenth street, meeting Sab.
~ bath lO;3Op m; preaching occasionally.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-lEpisc
- Fourteenth street; Morning prayers tSab6a,b)
1889 a. m; evening prayers, 7:O p. m; Sabbath
school a. m.
E'IRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Il Preaching at 1890 a. m, p. m, and $50 p m,
Sabbath school AT $50 p. III. Rev I. j. Shores,
pastor.
I LUTHERAN Thirteenth street; services Sab.
- bath / 30 n. m; Sunday school Up m. Rev.
knappe, pastor,
METHODIST-Cor Eighth and Walnut streets
WI Preaching sabbath 1920 u. m. and y. m. /;
prayer meeting, Wednesday 1880 p. m; sunday
School, a. m. Rev Whitaker, pastor,
DREsBYTERIAN-E Eighth street. preaching on
i Sabbath at HOO o. m. and $50 p m; prayer
meeting "wednesday al T:3O p. m: sunday School
at3 p, m Rev b. Y. George, pastor.
SECoND FREEwILL BAPTIST - Firccr,h
- street, between Walnut and Cedar streets; ser.
vices Sabbath at and $50 p. m.
CT. J0SEPH'S--(R oman Catholic, Corner Cross
~ and Walnut streets; services Sabbath 1880 q.
m; sunday School at Up. M. Nespcrs ) y. M; ser
vices every day a, $ p, IN.
CT. PATRICK'S-( Roman Catholic) Corner Ninth
~ street and Washington avenue; services Sab.
path and 10 d. M, Nespers 3 p. M, Sunday School
2p, m; services every day at y. M Rev, +. label,
priest.