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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-05
CHEYENNE, WYOMING SATURDAY MORNING MAY s. 1877.

There was justice of the peace in
Randolph county, Illinois, by whom a
party was accused of committing an
offence in Missouri. The accused got
a lawyer who moved the court to dis
charge his client for want Of jurisdic-
tion. The court desired to hear some
authorities on the motion; and long
argument followed, upon the conclusion
Of which His Honor, with great show
of dignity, rendered the decision of the
Court: 81 wish you to know Mr.,
that the jurisdiction of this court is CO.
extensive with human depravity!"
The nominal strength of the Russian
army, upon war footing, is 1,213, 259
officers and men, sos, $40 being in the
regular army, 127 1923 in the first reserve
and 276,664 in the second reserve.
This is exclusive of 129, 1000 Cossacks in
military service. The military forces
of Turkey, outside of the ''sedentary"
army, are estimated at 459,360. OF
course, however, these figures give bat
a slight idea of the force she can put in
the field along the Danube. The navy
of Russia comprises 10S men-of-war, of
which 30 are ironclads; LAT officers
and 7,217 seamen; the Turkish has 20
ironclad ships and 20 other steamers.
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United States Mail.
WYOMING.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

lODpotilo III DC ltIClNCu dJ Ullt COll-
tract Office of this department until 3
cided by the Goth of June), for carrying
the mails of the United States from
September 1st, 1877, to June 80, 1873,
on the following routes in the territory
of Wyoming, and by the scedule of de-
partures and arrivals herein specified,
viz:
37117 From Laramie City, by North
Park Ranch, Hahn's Peak, and
Hayden Colo. J, to White River
Agency, 230 miles and back,
once Il week.
Leave Laramie City Monday ut
ia. m;
Arrive at White River Agency
Saturday by p. m;
Leave White River Agency Mon
day at a. m;
Arrive at Laramie City Saturday
by Cpl m.
Bond required with bid, $1,000;
check, $3.50.
Bits From North Park Ranch to Bear
Gulch (Colo.), As miles and
back, once week.
Leave North Park Ranch We'd
nesday at 6 a. m;
Arrive at Bear Gulch by S p. m;
Leave Bear Gulch Thursday at 6
q. m;
Arrive at North Park Ranch by
Sp. m.
Bond required with bid, $500.
3Tl19 From Hahn's Peak to Steamboat
Springs, 25 miles and back, once
q week.
Leave Hahn's Peak Wednesday
at a. m:
Arrive at Steamboat Springs by
6p. m;
Leave Steamboat Springs Thurs
day at a. m;
Arrive at Hahn's Peak by p m;
Bond required with bid, $500.
3T120 From Green River City, by
Browns Park and Dodge's
Ranch utah, to Uintah Agen-
cy, 160 miles and back, once u
week.
Leave Green River City Monday
at 6 a. m;
Arrive at Uintah Agency We'd
nesday by 6 p. m;
Leave Uintah Agency Thursday
ut q a. m;
Arrive at Green River City Sat
urday by 6 p. m.
Bond required with bid, S3, 900.
sUPPLEMENTARY.
Service from October l, 1877, to June
30, 1873.
37116 From Hat Greek, (Wyo.,) by
Custer City, (Dak.,) to Dead !.
wood, 121 miles and back, seven
times week.
Leave Hat Creek daily at 8 a. m;
Arrive at Deadwood next day by
Up. m;
Leave Deadwood daily at 8 a III;
Arrive at Hat Creek next day by
Up. m, or in close connection
with route 37109, Cheyenne to
Hat Creek.
Present cost of service, $:}4 293
per annum.
Bond required with bid, $50, 900;
check, 81, ,715.
For forms of proposal, bond, and GER
tificate, and also for instructions as to
the conditions to be embraced in the
contract, etc., see advertisement of this
date in pamphlet form, inviting propos-
ais for mail service in the States and
Territories, to be found at the terminal
post offices of the above routes, and to
be had on application to the Second AS
sistant Postmaster General.
Bids should be sent in sealed ell.
velopes, superscribed ''Mail proposals,
Territory of Wyoming" and addressed
to the Second Assistant Postmaster
General.
d. NJ. KEY,
a2G-w6t Postmaster General.
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Ferguson Street,

NOTICE TO HEIRS.
To all whom it may concern:
Letters of administration having
been granted by the Probate Court of
Laramie County, Wyoming Territory,
to the undersigned upon the estate of
John Leggett, deceased, who was killed
by Indians between Fort Laramie and
Custer City on or about the ninth day
of May, A. D. 1876, which letters bear
date the 23d day of November, A. ID.
1876, and which estate has been ap-
praised to be worth the sum of three
thousand four hundred and ninety-sev-
en- dollars, and said decedent having
been supposed to be native of the
State of Tennessee. Said deceased was
supposed to be about fifty years of age
at the time of his death. No heirs of
said estate are known to exist, there
fore, all persons having any interest in
said estate either as heirs or devisees
will make the same known to the un-
dersigned within the time prescribed by
law. J. ID. MAY,
Administrator of the estate of John
Leggett, deceased. feb13-dtf.
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early decay, loss OF manhood &C., will send
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-10
THE ALLEGED FALSE RUMORS.

District Attorney Phelps, In the Court Of General
Sessions yesterday entered nollo proscqui in tho
case Of Cornelius f. rimpson, OF Timpson GilIcspcy
brokers. Who IT may DO remembered, Jointly in-
dictcd Win George W. Stow, accountant, and
Edward y. Brown, lawyer, for having, as alleged,
ma.ciousy circulated false rumors ON Wall street, to
tho eject that the Delaware and Hudson Can al Con-
Phelps, IN indorsIng tho Indictment stated that he
had carefully considered tho evidence In tho case as
bearing upon AIR. Timpson. and was satisfied that no
could not and ought not TO DO convicted upon any
Of which prcol had been obtained. Mr.. Timpson was
moreover, an essential witness on tho part OF tho
Phclps), with the leave OF the Court, de-
sired 10 enter nolc proscqui as against Z. f. Tmp-
upon she indictment. Mr. Phelps subsequently
explained acton in The matter by stalng that Nr.
Tlmpson had obtained the false news relating TO the
Delaware ami HUDSON Canal Company ~ Il communi-
cation from Mr. Browne, and. believing The !ntcill-
gcncc DC trusworthv gave his customers the bencul
Ui II. us amy broker would DC Justified ~ dong The
news, however, turned out 10 DC incorrect, but Dir.
Iimpson aware oi that lnct when u was dis.
closed by him. Besides this Mr. Phelps though, II
would u absolutely necessary Tor tho prosecution IN
trying the case use Nj. Iimpson Witness against
The others who indicted. The oripin document
Containing the information Was no. existence,
without the testimony Of Mr.. Timpson u would lie I'M
possible 10 prove the authorship OF the document.
Ia Part oi III Genera! Sessions yesterday Messrs
Aigcrnou s. sullivan and John X. Fellows. who are
fc,alncd as counseI ior Messrs. stow Brown. 10.
ncwod their request Tor speedy trial Of their client
with counsel agreed tnat the should DO set down
Tor the 2lst INST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-10
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

George G. Gregory, builder. OF No las East Forty
ninth street, has gone INTO voluntary bankruptcy.
There are about hundred creditors. The following
hold the largest claims Bank for Savings, sl4 66l So
German savings Bank, So, 526 John Ash. si3s47 o5
W. II. Sage, STOP is; Israel Randolph, $685. j.
W. Wash, $5,24l IS; Leanaer Stone, s4.ls5 81 !;
Isaac f. smith son. So l16 81 corporation Tor taxes
81 900; J. d. Me,ca ST. liz 81; A. g. Weeks, 81 $685.
Townsend Wundcll. 81 1877 81. Tho aggregate amount
OF the liabilities ~ about 500 00O The assets consist
OF Louscs and lots 10 Eas. Forty cightn, Forty
ninth aud Eighythird Streets tho value vi which Is
estimated at s65 900; they are morigagcd Tor SOY OOO
HIS stock IN trade is valued at 81 100 and there
lot o debts due the value OF which Is unknown. Tho
has been referred TO Register Alien and
oil creditors has been called Tor May %
Register Williams has received the warrant III bank
ruplcy against the Valentine Il Butler Salo anu Lock
Conn any, anu the first meeting oil creditors called
Tor The 2Sth INST
The stock OF Robert Fellows, wholesale jewcllcr OF
No. Il Maiden lane, sold by the sheriff yesur
day, ana realized about COO less than oncthIrd the
umount OF the Judgments.
The real estate and personal property Of the Eastern
Manufacturing Company, whose Office Is AT No. Ill
Broadway, hus been sold by tho Sheriff Tor 10000, ut
EizaDctnport, ~ II was purchased by the Trends OF
tho concern and new company under organization.
Carl Lan.enUach dealer In leaf tobacco at NO IL
Cedar street. whose suspension was reported. has
"a satisfactory compromise with his creditors. Hs liza
biIllcs amounted ~ SO, U00.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-10
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Mr.. Richard Henry Stoddard, the poet, was yestcr-
day appointed Guy Librarian IN place oil Captain Jonn
Perry The latter gentleman has been gwen the place
OF Dspuy Collector OF CITY Revenue The librarians
salary is 81, 900 per annum
resolution Is now pending before tho Streets Com
m,ttec OF the Board OF Aldermen providing for the
repeal OF n resolution passed In 1875 granting pcrmis
sion farmers to stand thor wagons tor sao pro-
ducc In Hudson street. from Canal street 10 Ninth ave.
nue.. IL II now suggested to permit these wagons 10
stand every street intcrscctng Hudson street from
Canal street to Ninth avenue and cN,epi,us to West
street Property holders ~ the latter localities viii
protest 10 the Aldermen against granting such PRIV.
,gc.
nmuuuts:--B = CLARKE, $50, 900 Tor furnishing water
pipes 10 the Department OF Puvic Work. Five Points
Hvuso vi INDUSTRY. AIS bs
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RAILWAY COMPETITION.

Considerable comment was mado yesterday In com
inercial circles tue report that the Baltimore aud
OHIO Railroad Company were surreptitously engaged
IN violating the compact made between the trunk
lines, by cutting down rates ON certain classes Of
goods II stated that postal cards are ucing CIR
culaied throughout tho country by merchants and
brokers In Baltimore inviting attention TO discrni-
LalIon Prices betw con tie two cites iuvor-
ing the freight rates 10 BALTIMORE. Leading officials
II Eric anu New York Central lines und several Of
the prominent frcght agents Of the metropolis have
no knowledge Of the changes referred TO- ana there
fore put no confluence III the published tenet ts.
Ia tact, freight said to DO spnening Busi-
Is quctly Improving, and evidences are ysbc
all SIDES vi industrial refrigeration terence to the
printed schedules OF the various companies shows
conJont acon as regards figures, entire cooperation
at the same tmc a Jealous observance vi tho
rights ana opportunities which belong to each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-10
GENERAL SESoIONS-PART /.
Before Recorder Hackett

BRUTAL ASSAULT UPON AN OFFICER.
While oalcer Richard Walker, OF the Twelfth pre-
cinc patroliing his post the 5th of November
last he proceeded TO que disturbance gotten up by
number Of intoxicated and Jisordery persons at the
corner OF llsth street and Third avenue. He was
about 10 arrest some VI tho parties When he set
upon by tour five OF them, knocked down, kicked
and beaten with his cub, which they had SEIZED
He sustained severe injuries, and was unable
.umc MS duties Tor ten days soon alter his recovery
he recognized William Fuller, plasterer, residing
al 1lGth street and First avenue, one OF those
who had matreatcd hin, ana arrested him He
WIS yesterday nrraigncd Tor trial by Assistant
District Attorney Bell The jury brought in a verdict
OF guilty OF assault with mo dat ION 10 mercy
~ Passus son'cncc nackett saiu at w cases
where he found police officers had exceeded their
duties IN their relations toward citizens they
be treated with the utmost severity. On the other
hand be would visit With the heaviest punishment such
turbulent characters rs the prisoner had proved
10 bcpersons WHO ioungcd around street aud
intcricrtd with police officers the discharge thor
dnIies. In tins instance lac determined to make an
example o the PRISONER and would therefore sentence
hun 10 the full punaIty-onc year in the penitcntiary
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
Rose Rode, notorious shopftcr who gave her
residence No. los East Fitlcth street, pleaded
guilty to the charge OF having, on the "a inst stolen
twenty dozen pair OF Kid gloves from tho store Of
LOUIS Halzmeis,or, No. 503 broadway. Tho prisoner
detected In the act oil carrying of IN. pro perty
Tue Recorder sent her 10 The state Prison three
years and SIX months.
August Icsscinau, mix dealer IN Bayard street.
piealcd guilty to the charge OF selling wnlered milk
ana was ordered 10 pay Inc OF $40
A bartender named Johu Hayes arrested by Cap
tain McDonnc the Eighth precinct, aud ariaigu med
the charge vi breaking into tho ore AT No 1871
Greene street and stealing clothing valued at 5000 and
$40 IL money. lie pleaded guilty ana was sent to tho
State Prison Tor two years AMI SIX months
Benjamin Green, ui No. AZ West Forty-sixth stree,
broke uto tic plumbing establishment OF james Ice,
No. $40 SIKH avchuc and stoic property valued ut
~. Charles Williams and james Farrell broke into
tho Of Jonu Fallen, Grand street, but obaIncd
nothing jeremiah Lyons u No sos East Eleventh
street, picked IS from iadyis pocket All these prs
oncfs pleaded guilty ana they scntcnced 10 two
years and : months each III the State Prison.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Muy y, 1911.
The following the first fifty on the calcn
dar OF the Court OF Appeals made ior Nay 81 1877
No. 1. Armstrong vs. rho People; ., ChiIdren's Aid
Society Towrldgc; 8, Provost w. Provost; 4, Eric
Railway Company VS.. Vanderbilt 8, HAYES vs. Muller;
q, Elseniord vs. Snyder; Z. Torcy vs. Bacou 8. Peck
vs. Collins y, Howell Vs. Van Sicken; TO- Same
Same; H. Same vs. same; H. Cordcli vs. New York
Central and Hudson River Railroad Company; IL,
McAipn vs. POWELL IL. Cushman Va United states
Life Insurance Company 10, Francis w. Metropolitan
LiIc Insurance Company To- Alexander W.. Thatcher;
IL, Church VS.. Mnoy; ~, Wood VS.. New
York Central and HUDSON River Railroad Company;
10 smith vs. Frost; 20 Mclean vs. Freeman; 81,
Pierce vs.. Pierce; -, Wilson vs. Knapp; % Chltte-
mango Cotton COMPANY vs. Stewart; ~, Leonard va
Collins; 20, Moody vs.. Smith; Is Robinson VS.. Kline;
% stevenson VS.. Lesley %, Kavanngh vs. Wilson 20,
Williams Va Slotes So Getty W. DevIin, 81, Lambert
vs. The Staten Island Railroad Company; 80. Van Val
venburgh vs.. The American Popular LILO Insurance
Company; 49, Ferrisvs Van vechtcn; "a. Parhan va.
Moran; 80. Taylor The Mutual Benefit Lie lnsur-
ancc COMPANY; 80 Hathaway; 81, smith ".
Starr; IS, Tone Tho Mayor, &c 49, Getty
Dcvn; 40, Tclbor Vs. Ormsbcc; Al, Crowcil
VS.. Jackson; ~. Pierce VS.. Keator; 49, Mar
key w. Brewster; ~, Bgeiow Benedict; 40,
Bcsei vs. The New YORK Central and Hudson River
Railroad; 10. Curry Powers; AZ, The Tenth Ma
uonal Bank vs. The Mayor, &C ~, DlcKcl VS.. The
Mayor, &c 10, The Health Department vs. KnowIs;
50, Peyser VS.. Tho Mayor, &c.
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McKESsA-At tho residence OF his parents, l13
Summit st., south Brooklyn. Rev cmARLEs 81
McKkS>A aged IS years. late OF the diocese OF Detroit
solemn requiem mass VIII be offered tor the re-
pose Of his soul al 81 stephens Cnnrch. corner oi
past nne a. NJ Reverend clergy AMI trends OF tho
family are respectfully invited 10 attend
rorrs.-on "Wednesday, May 0, hAgy. the beloved
vile 81 Thomas Potts IN the d2d year o her ago native
OF Limerick. Ireland
The relatives aud friends OF tho family are invited
attend the iunera from her late residence las East
32d st., on Friday, May III, st one O'Clock.
Nashville and san Francisco papers please copy.
sgcoR.--suddeny, in BrooSlSn, on tuesday, Nay q.
1877, HENRY X. SEcoR. IN the I'D year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of tho family respect.
fully invited 10 attend the funeral. Thursday. May
10 III three O'Clock from Carroll Park Methodist Epis.
copal Church. Carroll st /, near Hoyt st.
sHgRIpAN-On Wednesday. May Q, 1877. after Z
shori but illness, Rosg f. the eldest and be
loved daughter Of Peter and Mary Sheridan, aged u
years.
The friends aud acquantances OF the family are s@
spectfuly invited 10 attend her funeral on Friday lltn
inst. from The residence OF her parents No. 20 I'd
ut haii-past one o'clock +. NJ
SLOANE --Oa Monday, May john SLOANE, In the
ISth year OF his age.
Relatives am friends OF the family are respectfully
invie to attend his iuncra from the residence OF hi
brother n-aw, William Clsary, No. II Charlton S.. on
Thursday. the l0lh inst, at ten o'clock A. NJ The
mans wl be taken TO Calvary Cemetery for inter.
mcnl
sNIrH.--At East Williamsburg. I. l., on Tuesday,
May .. SAnum SIXTH. in The va year Of hts age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10 At.
tend tho funeral. at eleven O'Clock, Friday.
TAYLOR In Brooklyn. on Monday. May Z, Mt quar-.
ter Of twclve r. H., HARRIET AUSTIN. beloved vile Of
Henry Taylor
Relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited To attend the funeral from nor late residence.
Ia ON av., BROOKLYN ON Friday llth INST, al TWO
clock
vALssrIsn this city. on Wednesday, May Q. s.
H. h.. widow OF Washington Valentine, agcd 49,
Relatives add friends respectfully invited 10 at
tend tho funeral. iiom her late residence ~ Barrow
ST thus day Thursday AT one r. NJ
WEiLIS0 AT Richmond Hin, l.. l., on Tuesday,
May >, THOMAS WILLING, In the S1st year OF his
The relatives ana ir'enas :" the family are invited 10
attend hts funeral from his latc residence, Thurs
day. 10th inst, ut two o'clock, ana Grace Church.
Jamaica, ut three O'Clock L. NJ.
wnELAM-In this city, on Tuesday, May 8. ls77.
WILLIAM q. WHgLAS, In the 2Sth year OF his ago
Funeral from his late residence 90 Grand It, on
Thursday, the 10TH ut two Y. NJ
WHTE-At Pittsburg, May 4, GEORGE T. WHITE, 10
the 18Th year OF his age.
FuEerni FRIDAY, llih INST -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-10

THE SMELLING COMMITTEE,

To TIM Error nERALD:-
observe in your issue OF tho 4th inst your remarks
under the head vi Another Harlem, odor AJatcd ;,
several years ago resided In the city OF New YORK.
and beng eugagcd Ia business that required me daily
to visit Of The printing houses Centre street
became quite familiar VITA tho varied and striking
illusions that gave That street distinction. After some
years my oacior.es became Impressed with these
doors that IN my daily walks that street en-
aUicd close my eyes and determine my precise
vcluy by tho peculiar smell that there perceived
Notwth standing the lapse vi so many years ana that
50 Tar removed IRON the odoricrous scentcr, am
conceded enough 10 offer myself rs candidate Tor the
''Acuve Smcllng Committee" which please announce.
Win profound respect. believe rue. Will NOSkII.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-10
GENERAL SESSIONS--PART 4
Before Judge GIidcrslccvc.

EoyBiSo A CLOTHING STORE,
james wilson, aged twenty, OF No 4o4 W est Forty.
Gnh street. arraIgucd at Tho bar by Assis iant
Dis.rict Attorney Lyon cnargci with burglary In the
Third degree. II ap.cared that on the 4th Of April
The store oi Maurice Lcvi No Gas Tenth avenue, was
broken opsn and clothing valued at s75 carried OH.
subsequently The prisoner was arrested on suspicion
q, having committed anothcr offence. and being
taken 10 tho station houso Lew was summoned aud
coat which WAS among TIE property stolen from aim
was idcntic. An ciDployc o Low hal previously
the property on tho prisoner. WIson tcstiiird
that ne purchased the coat Tor - from named
Hughes at the corner VI cnth avcDu, ahd Forty
seventh street he jury lound him guilty OF
ing stolen goods, and, u appearing that his previous
career wis not encouraging, no was sent 10 The State
Prison for tho term OF Two years and SIX months.
pf.LAs AND sESTENcls.
John Bowers, vi No. $50 Wait street, was arragned