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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
sEwrxs-xAcurNEs at Plummer's.

ATI. NortOn's Loan and Brokers Oface the highest premium will be paid for Currency or r. s. Gold, Congress street, opposite SsnOrd, Hudson tS Co, Bankers.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

HE friends of Geo. W. Shearer will regret to learn that he is temporarily ooAhned to his room by illness.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

TIE only place to get choice family flour is at Goodman's, corner Camp and Convent streets.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

THERE is not an article in the long list of fruits and vegetables which can not be found at D. Felix's store on Mesilla street, and this morning we saw the:e a large lot of some of the best Chicago sugar-cured hams ever brought 10 Tucson.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

slOo saved is slOO made. Change your Gold or Currency into Mexican Silver-it will reach just as far-at NortoH's Loan and Brokers Of flee, Congress street, opposite Ssrord, Hudson S Cos
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

ANOTHER lot of fresh fruits and veg etables was received today at Pierce's Cash Store.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03
FINE Cigars at the Gem.

SETH THOMAS clocks at Nilson's iewelry store, next door Western Union Telegraph office.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

WATCHES repaired and warranted at NiIson's, next door to Western Union Telegraph office.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

DR. J. c. HANDY has received the appointment of official physician and surgeon to the Southern Pacific Rail road.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

P.F. NELSON jeweler, has removed to Congress Street, next door to Wes- tern Union Telegraph office.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

SILVER KING shipped S0,CO0 pounds of concentrations 10 San Francisco yesterday.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

JUsT received carload of new choice potatoes at A. Goodman's, cor ner Camp and Convent streets.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

JoE GoLDTREE today received large lot of especially fine imported cigars.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

The Fata Morgsna (one-bit) Havana cigar, at Earll's is the best in toyl.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

GOLD. silver and nickel watches ct Wilson's jewelry store, neSt door to Western Union Telegraph kfce.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

SMOKE the Margarita Especial lone bit) Havana cigar, at Earlls.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

AN open switch at the depot this morning let No. 10 engine of the track.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

HOSTING WORKS. Whims for prospecting small mines: Portable hoisting Engines ans Boilers with Reels suitable for wire or heml rope of new designs, embodying all the latef improvements
 MINING MACHINERY. Hoisting Cagcst with safety attachments, Safety Hooks, Ortt Cars Ore Buckets, Car Wheels and Axles, Ore ' Gates with racks and pinions Tor ore bins, Pumping Machinery, Air Compressorss Ar or Water Pipe, Receivers, etc. MILLING MACHINERY. Gold Mills, with J pans or cOnoentrators as required, Silver Mills either for dry or wet crushing with roasting and drying furnaces, Pans, Settles, etc, as required, Smelting Furnaces Tor either 2 Lead, Copper. Silver or Gold, Willard Roast ing Furnaces, especially adapted for gold ores, Retorts, Bullion Moulds, Ore Feeders Rock Breakers, etc.
 MISCELLANEOUS MACHINERY. Saw Mills. Flour Mills, oil We'll Machinery, Water Wheels and Castings. ENGINES AND BOILERS for any and all 5 purposes, adapted to the economical use of fuel
 PRICES MODERATE
 Amongothers, the following have been built . Tomb-tons Mill. For the Toushnnt mine. COrbin |" ..... Lucky Cuss- Western N Co.'S. |" CoEtenti0n. McMiilaz .... " StOnewall Jackson.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

Coop good. at low prices al Pl1mmsrs-
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-07-03

sEv1se-AAonISrs to rent a, serzsiS <
, 1880-08-15

Far The CHICAGO Tribune.
The farmers Sabbath.day WIS done;
The old brass clock behind the door
Was taitying off the arcs Of time;
In every bed snoring head
The dog lay On the 11oor.
The wh]pporwi1I, rcvcngefu1 bird,
Cried loudly from tho tlurkeued woods.
A ttngc OF pity in Its vail;
While kutydid, in vine close hid,
Its grating sound obtrudcB+
An etght-ratl fence inclosed n field
Where struggling noOnbeans fltful shone:
There rambling vines their verlure spread,
While In their midst, as still as whist.
Young VIII was ali aioue-
Within one hnnd Barlow keen
VITA bold, defiant grip he c3aspcd;
Upon his trousers new he kLSried:
No word Of prnyer was uttered there
His fist melon urasped.
Ah hay' thought VIII. 'now we shall see:
III till me full with melons gay
My long desire, my earnest wish;
I'll crafty and ralify
The vow took In May
Anticipation oft exceeds
FultiliIncnt In q melon patchl
4 hard-shelaed squash-a broken blade;
Then rising mute, his Sunday suit
He brushed, and homewnrd srruyed.
So Natures unknown ways uphold
Aud prove correct all statutes good.
You lit tle boys should warning take:
FOG melons crude are not good food
at night, I've understood. NEW-MAN.
, 1880-08-15
SPORTING.
0,JEARy,S D1S SCHEME.

OsLEAEYsS BIG SCHEME.
Tho famous Chicago champion hns met with
SUCCESS in the several tournaments given IN
other cities, but returns to Chicago to carry OUT
his pet scheme, which fs q grand test race oe"
tween men and horses In a continuous go as
you-pleose race Of 16G hours. The most gen
erous propositions made to O'Leary to bring this
race OF in some Of tho Eastern cities have been
declined, and his invariable reply has been that
the purse is sufficient (s4ooW to Insure good
field Of competitors, both horses aud men. any
where, and he thinks that the people Of Chicago
appreciate a grcat event rs we'll MS others.
Judging from comments In the coming race in
the Eastern papers, opinions as to the endurance
Of horses opposed to mcu appears to be wen
divided, some Glniung that the Quaaruped Will
ourfoot the bfped. while others. who cite ex-
amplcs, seem to be Us firmly CONVINCED that the
men will out10st the animals. The test cannot
fail but to prove Of interest, as it has been
question Of much argument both here ana
abroad whether the remarkable performances
OF pedcstrians can be eQuAlcd or cxcelled by
any 1netnter Of tue brute creation. The care OF
and nourishment given to the horses in this rnce
will be items Of no small interest to those de-
pending on their service. while the necessarily
experimental course pursued VIII DC closely
watched by both military and civil exports.
The race is not horses against men. but be-
tween men und horses-I e., each horse and each
man is nj individual entry, and each will strive
for such przes as it. may oe n BY big Or It's p9wor
follows: 001 to first, s1,00o to second, $500
TO third, $50 to fourth, $50 to fifth, and
500 to sixth. The horse entries are limited to
tied, Separate trucks will be provided. the
horses having the lnrger outside truck. The cn-
trAnce fee is <5l. Entries must bc made with
Fred J. Engelhardt at Haveriy's Theatre, cor
rules and further details can be had On appiica-
ton,
, 1880-08-15
FAN TAStA.

For The Chicago Tribune.
Grim Death is a froilcsomc chap,
And he swings keen edged scrthe:
He holds his breath
at an cuay death,
But he dances il glee when ne w1ithe.
Eccentric he Is, to be sure,
AND he scorns an open door:
. He loveS to crawl
Through the holes in the wall.
Or up thTNug II the cracks In the tioor.
Who gave him that name, '.Grim Death ~?
Hos the 1o}iiest fellow aiiye{
He 1uuEhs and Erins
At our manifold sins,
Ii he does wear Il frowu when we thrive,
1wonder why It's that we dread
His approach. Just aS though 'twere pestl
AN hour Ut pain,
and we wnkcn agnin
In the land where the weary find rest.
Why shndder at sight Of his bones?
Had he: flesh, such as you have, or 1,
aed q soon weir AWAY,
And no more could be stray.
But like LIS he would lie down and die.
I wonder he cails not on me,
I've loved him SO long and SO Hell:
He's here at MY dporl
Let ME open, before
he can lind time to ring at the bcllf
JAMES CLARENCE HARVEY.
, 1880-08-15

ACurlous Advertisements and the Senue1.
tf1p York Sun.
The following advertisement appeared in yes->
terday's Sun:
WASTEp-25 MEN FOR FREE PASSAGE TO
~ England JOHN BARASDUS III Greenwich-st
When Mr.. Darn1don was asked BY reporter
what this advertisement meant, he replied:
Why, this is not the first titae such an adyer-
hse1ncnt has appeared In the Sun. We have
Frenchmen, and others in this way. We put
them through free to any part Of the old coun-
try. and yet not exactly for pothing. You see.
which the Company represent are shipping to
England. or course we don't need such i NUM-
two years ago We hit upon this plan We never
have any trouble in getting all the men we
want In answer to that little advertisement in
the Sun to-day we have had at least hundred
applications. We select from the crowd such
men as appear to be honest, ahle-bodied, and
, 1880-08-15

who have had some experience IN the taxing
care OF cattle. Most OF the men who apply to
us are natives Of England. a good many are
Germans They are SO plenty that could go
out on the Street and pick them up' put, VI
course, it is easier to advertise for tn9m.
, 1880-08-15

l. River street, from Wabash to Michigan ave-
Centre avenue, from Twenty second street
Harrison street, from State to Pacific, sS15: M ,r
:1ackson street, from Canal TO Halsted, a,63'.
Market street, from Adams to van Buren,
Mnlsted street, from Madison to Harrison,
South su"th Water street, from Michigan to Central
Fraailin street, from Adams to Van Buren,,
Lincoln street, from Adams to Jackson. q. .1a5
Fifth avenue, from monroe 10 III nosen'
Randolph street, from Wabash to Michigan
Il Si55b 5i5 avenue from Van Ruren to Taylor
Sheldon, from Madison to Randolph, s334l:
Michigan avenue, from the river to hanooapn
Norih Halsted street. from Indiana to Ohio,
Adams street, from Canal to halstcd, 50, ,3G8
franklin re- street, from Van Bnren to harr'son'
Michigan 4; avenue, from Randolph to Jackson
jackson street. from Fifth avenue to Market
The west Division Committee on Streets and
Alleys have placed on file tho ordinance to va
allo~ Of the construction Of \ depot building
oyer tho ground. The order for tho improve
ment. Of Twenty-slxth street. from Western to
recommendation that =, $50 be appropriated for
the work. The action Of snme weeks ago rec.
oninending tho Improvement Of Elizabeth streee
was rcconsidcred, and 1t was agreed TO recon-
mend the repeal Of the ordinance on the sno]ect.
The lowest bids received for building sewers
on Lea'ttt street. from Blue Island avenue t9
street, from Lcayitt to Rockwell; on Twenty
second street, from Rockwell to pn1nt 3'o Icet
cast OF Sacrnmento; and on California avenue
RI
gated $4,000. ~ ~
At tho last meeting Of the South Park Board,
low place in frtut Of the South Park Hotel:
which would require about sixty yards OF crushed
stone for grading. was ordered irnpr,ved; It was
voted thai bids bc received for Some sort OF sub
stantial walk from Cottage Grove TO Langley
avenue, on tho north side of Oakwood boulevard.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
property owners propose to attract to their
beautiful suburb some Of the large population
that will be gathered around I'd Pullman Wash
inKtnn Heights, which Is 100 feet higher than
Pullman, is about two miles from 1t, aud rapid
zrapslt is to be secured by horse-rafirpad be-
tween the two points This, II the franchise for
it is obtlined, will be laid On One Hundred and
Tenth street.
sArrRDAY's TRANSFERS.
The following instruments were filed for rec
ord Saturday, Aug. II:
CITY PROPERTY.
Perry st, n cor OF Belden av. " {, 251E6 it.
dated Aug. !: George Klein TO George Fur. ,oo
1fsiss 4 ss,sa 1sa sSsE 5sss;s s'! i &sa L;
VIZ Nineteenth &, Il +; of uoyns az,
1l:4 It, improved. dated Aus, II (FFanz Kechl ~,
s $,;si S;S ;;s
MsSe.a ssss 5os 3 a = Ms;t FSii xia; i! '"
imprpved: dated Feb. q c1'homas Edgeworth ~,
xo2ts e9 'sRafl G'a1f !. SfE5{ is ef OAK. IL i'm
coesas $ssa;::s %c1as E sxS IL dated ~
, 1880-08-15

Dallr Daily. e1cep: Sunday -0.5-- -
Saturday. Daily, except Monday, o" exssss
Pullman Qs-wheen Sleeplng-Cars and p,,.
om ha s. Joseph, Atch1soa, Tope2as aas Fs Fasa
Gtfy, through without chm a Fnror - -! aaaas
c. D. d O. Din lng-Cars zssached 70 all trsjus VI
ChtcHEo. Ml'vnukee - st. Paut Ra,,,.-
:" an-Handle" Depot corner CLIFTON erx n@E
sts- Ticket Offices. Is Clark-st. P,r,aaa> a >Sa'oS'
G1Hnd Pacific Hotel. and at DeooL t1taef doasa
, 1880-08-15
RAILRDAD TfuR.r.c--
ARRIVAL AID DEP ARTURR 0P fPiiSs

EXPLANATION or REFERENCE ar,r
$DAly. ~A'aaaJ e4sans9
Chicago d Northwestern ru.,
For Aaps. Gulde- BOOKS Ttme-Tnbies. e,"a j,
aceomm9dations: apply at ii m Sslseeptnsn
northeast corner Randolph aud Sts:ss.sss o1aea
House, IS Caual-st, and at tha ,,ea.t Pal,s
, 1880-08-15

The St Louis eleven arrived yesterday morn
ing at TO-, to play their return match to-mor-
row. The game will be played on the southeast
lawn OF Lincoln Park, wickcts to be pitched at
10 o'clock shnrp. The ST. Loutsans are fine,
stalwart body Of gentlemen, and will put to q
severe test the skill Of tho home team, who,
nevertheless, are very confident, Us they should
be. IL was intended to erect seats upon the lawn
for the accommodation Of those attending the
game, but the Park Commissioners, thinking 1t
unwise, vetoed the proposition Tho green grass
and shnde-trees will, however, lessen the incon-
yeniencc, The following are tho names of the
gentlemen composing the respective eleven:
, 1880-08-15

"A A tF9tns rnn ya Milwaukee Ticket. for s. ps
Prairie du chlen. Or va La Crosse and Winnua -
Illinois Central Railroad. -.;t
Depot foot OF Lake-At- and foot OF Tweutv-.ennntn
41cket 0a1ce, III Randoiph-st, neaf Cl.rf Ees3
Poetic Hotel. and Palmer House u:@7
, 1880-08-15

- - *7Fe'e" 4a11fe
Milwaukee Fast Nall -------,
peoutmowoc d Maukesaa EI..'. -: ~ n IS ~
Milwaukee, ST. Paul d Minna-J .,o:agss oas pm .n4a9
npolle Expr8s8 trims. 5ag:m 5gm "a t2ls4
Green Bay. Menasha. and An s,3M9 3M9 pm Eta
plet00 Express ,tu4os. .. M:9 an Va
Milwaukee, Madison Pralrie d1 sU p n Ia6s4
CHEN, Iowa. and Dakota Ex ann, ~ n;I
Stevens Point and Ashland Er ! afiinr ~ ~ - aa
Hi1wnukee. Mndaou. End PfalrIa 1~S - 'a"Aa
Sn Sn,5n ExpEess .10:o n ;.6 D.
EiG, E x..,9 Aeeo"tnoaa<ton-. G:6 pm a4a
H,nn :..:--..-.--.'.....-~. 9:45 n til -
Elm Fast Passenger. hi; ~ s.S -
aundny PASSENGER {E{gtp), 61f nm hanse -
, 1880-08-15

ION Saturday night to Gilman onlr Z"
con Saturday night runs to Peoria only
Chicago d Alton. -
Union Depot, West Side. corner Cansl md Tsu b.
rau-st- ngar Van, Bussn-se bridge, ant Txeasr.
third-sl Ticket Offices, at Depots Is Soush Csrtt
st.. Grand Pacific Hotel and Palmer House
, 1880-08-15

Young ladies who delight In fair, fresh faces
use Cuttcura Medicinal Soap.
, 1880-08-15

Chicago, Rock Island Il Pacific Kuttroad,
Depot corner OF Van Buren aud sherman-sts. Ticket
QHces ST Clark-st, Sherman House. Palmer Honsa :;
Grand Fnctdc Hotel and IS Cannl corner Madison.
, 1880-08-15

qqqqqq ~
We desire cll the attention OF the trade to the
fact that ut nll times In readiness to serve
attend our Auction Sales may avail themselves Of
upon at such times may suit their convenience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-25
Professor Winstou's Lectures

Editors Dispatch: 1t has occurred to me
to suggest that Professor Winston add one
or more lectures TO his course advertised TO
terminate tonight. These lectures have
been better attended than any delivered
since the war. and there il but one Judgment
about them e., that they have been emf
nently successful and profitable. Covering
80 large q field, the Professor was forced
merely TO state some things that would have
been more satisfactory had they been Illus
trated and enlarged upon. ] had hoped that
he would be little more explicit in regard
to the moons influence on vegetation,
&c, &c. Quite number Of persons
in HenrcO county last fall lost all
their bacon by looking on the moon rather
than at thoir thormomotor- bavo been
fighting these moOnsiruck people for TWEEN
ty years without, | fear, making one
convert, and | hoped the public would
"hcar" Professor. | suppose the pork
killers at Cincinnati also consult the moon,
rs do the sewers and planters throughout
our whole Union. The time and money lost
| in this way tWelvcmOnth would be dlttl-
cult to estimate. did not understand eX'
actly the Professors idea OF the influence
OF the moon upon tides. He stated thai
| the moOn's attraction on the side OF the
| eaItD nearest 10 IL IdlStu lHC tlhS ~
md.ocean about two feet. and thai
the water on the opposite side OF
the earth was also elevated by the eartt
being "pulled olc0y" by the moons at
traction in an opposite direction. This
cannot understand. How can this be done
through the diameter OF the earth 5000
niles and against fifteen pounds TO th'
square inch OF atmospheric pre,surCl The 1T
traction OF the earth would act on the wate
as well as the land. | have had doubt
as regards the moons attraction on ih'
tiles, as have also some weli-infOrmed men
and | hope Professor Winston Will b.
able il he delivers a seventh or eighth lee
ture to remove them. But | had not in
tended to write so much. What wish L
say is that | hope the committee OF tn
Young Mems Christian Association WI
prevail uEon the Professor, while the SUI
ject is fresh in our mi9ds, to review an
enlarge upon some questions Which, in h
hurry. be had only time to glance at.
Yours, A. Il. G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-25

PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.-Mr. Oscar Ed
wards, chief OF the Pilot Association OF
Virginia, was in the city yesterday.
The roof Of the Hastings Court is being
repaired. The work will be completed in Il
few days.
Grand Commander James Balm and Mr..
J. {. Hardgrove, OF Norfolk, were in the
city yesterday.
Mr. X. II. Jones succeeds Mr.. r. II.
Fisher as TAILOR of HenricO county. Mr..
Fisher resigned to engage in mining busi-
ness in Fluyanna county. Mr.. Fisher has
made a most excellent officer during his
whole Official career.
The Circuit Court was engaged yesterday
in trying the case OF Gresham IL Brown rs.
G. Dominica, which came up on an attach
ment. II was decided in favor OF Gresham
Il Brown.
The number OF breaks at the Tobacco
Exchange Yesterday comprised 232 hogs
heads and 10 tierces.
Joseph Hunter (colored), who was arrest
cd here last week on reqUisitOn from The
Governor OF North Carolina. has been
turned over to the authorities OF thai
State.
A number Of persons from Manchester
attended the Theatre last night, and cX'
pressed themselves well pleased with I'm
Gle Dan'I."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-25
The Dufy of Drivers.

RICHMOND, February "a, 1850.
Editors Of the Dispatch: In your issNe
Of the Dist is an article signed "ObSeryer"
calling the attention Of the city authorities
to the Tact Of hackmen not having their
lamps lit when driving at night. also
saw a few days before where some man was
fined by the proper officer because his driver
did net hold the reins when driving. But,
Mes.rs Editors, | wish to call your atten-
tion,S nd through you that OF the proper
office rs. TO the fact that ut all hours OF the
day YOU can see wagons, carts, drayS, &C.,
loaf l. d and unloaded. passing along almost
su Of the streets, driver not to be seen, or,
I0 seen. he is from twenty TO fifty yards
! away on tie sidewalk; and If it happens he
} is with bis vehicle, seldom he has the reins,
for he is generally walking behind. have
seen several teams run of, and the, driver
was nowhere to be seen. Now, is IL not The
duty OF the driver to stay with and by BIS
team and hold the reinsi and, further, 4
it not the duty OF all to turn 10 the righ
when meeting another vehicle? Can yol
: not give the public the benefit OF The ordl
nance on the subject, il any ? and il none
ought there not to be one? / see tbes'
things daily, except Sundays, and woul'
= no doubt see them then il / were on th
: street much. ANOTHER OBSERVER.
4 There is an ordinance on the suhlect.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-25

THE DFPTH OF WATER IN JAMES RIVER
A committee consisting OF Thomas w. Me-
Canoe, l.. ID. Crenshaw, Jr., X. +. Blanken-
ship, J. A. Curtis, Thomas ~ Branch, F.
Scott, X. Styll, and w. f. Buck met lat
evening on the steamtug W. p. Craighlll TO
take soundings from The Chesapeake and
Ohio wharves TO below Warwick bar. To
do this effectively a platform scow was
lashed each side OF the tug and the sound
ings were taken on the outer side OF each,
the distance covered being sixty feet. The
soundings were taken at average high tide.
The lowest sOundngs found were sixteen
feet, and the committee agreed that it wa:
entirely safe to take vessels loaded TO fifteen
and half feet from the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad wharves TO the sea at an ave-
rage high tide.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-25
A BEN E.F A CT r L 5 5 L.

Just open the ,OOr for her, aud Mrs. VIM .0w VIII
pr5ye the American Florence Nightinga.e Of the
NIrsery. or llis we are 80 sure that we "a teach
cur susyn to.say "A blessing on Mrs. Winslow "
Tor helping hae to survive and escape lie gripping
colicking. anJ teething siege. MRS. WiSsLOW' :
SOOTHING SYRUP relieves the chile from PAIN
and cures Gysentery and diarrhGa. ID softens The
gums, reduces Inflammation. cures wtsd-solic aud
carries the infant safely through the perloc
# u.rforIas precisely what it profes jes to perfora
every p,yt OF if-nothing less. We have never Sc ell
Mrs Winslow-know her only through the preDa'a'
ton OF her Soothing syrup f)s Children Teeth
ing" II we had the power We you'd make her a.
She s. physical savior to the iSfant race Sold b.
| all druggists. 20 cents a bottle. de 3-eOdl"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-25

Brief NemS.-The gr,cery-de,lers Of tbis
city have under consideration the closing
OF their stores at O'Clock at night. II they
should agree they will commence March 1st
AT the Manchester Baptist church Sunday
morning memorial services were held rela-
tive to the life and death OF DR.. Jeter.
The Board Of Supervisors Of Chesterfield
county at their last meeting agreed tOadopt
the old levy.
Justice Foster presided at the Mayors
Court Monday and yesterday in the absence
OF Mayor Clarke.
The water in the river is vet quite muddy,
and is only few inches higher than ordi-
nary high tide.