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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-16
Whales and Cats.

We've got it, There's millions in
i'll" Whales? Yes, sir, whales! We're
going to take the Ajax, fill her full of
live cats whales are fond of CATS, go
to sea with them, and commence throw
ing 'em overheard. one at a time.
This will make the whales follow
the Ajax, and we'll persuade 'em
into the Mississippi, through the ~jetties
and up the Ohio. The farther up the
Ohio river we get the more cats we'll
throw overheard, and the more willing
ly the whales will follow. When We
can't go any farther with the boat load
of cats, for want of water for the whales
to swim in, wen stay where we stick,
and feed EN- on cats until the river
falls and the whales can't get out for
low water and sand-bars. Then we'll
90 for whalebone and oil-see? We
can save the cats for bait for another
trip thorough the j~etties, for a whale
swallows 'em alive, and it takes about
5000 cats to do a good-sized whale any
good. The Ajax will carry about co.
600 cats; equal to twelve whales, and
twelve medium-sized whales will furn-
ish oil and whalebone to supply this
country. Cats are cheap, and whales
are easily coaxed to follow n boat-load,
if you'll throw n overheard once IN a
while to let 'em know you've got plenty
Of 'em. Captain Jim Watson furnishes
the boat, and we furnish the cats. He
gets the oil, and we get the whalebone.
The Ajax is "whaler," and we cats
EN-. There's millions in her-cats-
millions. Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-16
GLEANlNGS.

About 1000 men, women and chill
dren are employed in the tw~enty-six
potteries which constitute the principal
business establishments of East Liver
pool, o.
Thomas Allen, late of America, and
Jack Knifton, of England, will fight in
the latter country within four weeks,
for goo and the championship of the
world.
The banks in San Antonio, Tex,
paid the workingmen of the town, $780,
900 in Mexican dollars, and the next
day refused to take it for less than )
per cent. discount.
The Omaha Neb. Bee wants it under
| stood that no Yale man has died there
n victim of rowing eXeition and eX-
element, though n departed this
life recently in consequence of violent
dissipation.
A Charlestown 5. c. paper speaks of
a sale of farm lands in that vicinity,
only two miles from the Northeast rail-
road and Wedin river, and of excellent
soil. Six hundred and tw%enty-eight
acres for 1920, 100 acres for S3S, all
half cash and the rest in n year.
A hitherto indigenous plant i'll the
Caucasian Mountains has recently been
introduced in France by n of the
leading scientists Of that country. II
is the symphytum asperinum, incom-
parable az n green fodder for cattle, and
withstand the longest possible droughts.
In a recent case tried in the Circuit
Court, after the jury retired, and while
the foreman was taking the vote of the
Jury upon the question whether they
should find for the plaintiff OF defend.
ant, one of the jurymen said: ~ don't
know which is the plaintiff and which
is the defendant, but l want to vote
against the man that has the gold
headed cant don't like his looks
And he did. Legal News.
A mischievo,.s and talented boy in
south Boston amused himself by draw
ing, with various colored chalk, carica'
lures of well known residents. Ever
morning for II week, some man found
his distorted but easily recognizable
likeness displayed for the diversion OF
the public. The young artist was soon
caught at his work, and warned, in a
police court, of the error of his way.
Complaint has been made, both by
butter-makers and dealers, that the in
creasing manufacture of ''tallow but
ter or oleo-margarine, has had nj
effect to reduce the market value Of
genuine butter. The makers of cleo
margarine have adopted the plan, re
Gently, of mixing a small amount Of
cream and dairy butter with theil
product. The result is that the article
thus manufactured cannot be told
even by dealers, from genuine butter
1t is stated that 10000 pounds Of thi!
butter are used in New York daily.
Weary person on eveningvisit: saw,
IN just out of n sick bed" Terrible
boy: "Say, Mr.. Johnson what ails vel
bed?'
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-16

fight, and Ise not afraid To meet de
Saviour. No mo- wo'k for poor ole
nanny; no mo- trials and tribulations
hold my hand tighter, Marse John
ladder, mudder-marster - missus-
chillun-Ise gwine home"
The soul, while pluming its wings for
its flight to the Great Beyond, rested
ON the dusky face of the sleeper, and
the watchers, with bowed heads, wept
silently. She was dead.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-16
The Foe of Pam.

The friend of suffering humanity-the
enemy of disease, and the salcoti0n of
the patient brute, is MEXICAN Mus
TANG LrNIMENT. There is III sort it
will not heal, no ache Or pain it will
not Danish. For accidents in the fam
lily, such Is burns, scalds, sprains, cuts,
etc, it has no rival. 1t has saved
more human lives, and restored more
horses, oxen and other cattle, to useful
ness and profit, than all other liniments
put together. may27-d3awaw6m
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-12-16
To the SMOKING FRATERNITY

In Introducing the "MADCApr cigar to
the smoking brotherhood throughout the
United states. / make the bold assertion
that no brand ofcigars was ever before intro
duced that was entirely harmless TO the
consumer without in nny manner iinpairing
the flavor, soda I've or narcotic PRINCIPLES. IL
has been found by chemical analysis. that
tobacco, while undergoing combustion, yields
40 per cent more nicotin than can be extract
also been substaptinted by the following
named analytical phemists: Nnuquelin. Hem
ry, NJ. Debise. Hermstadt, Pusselt and Others.
Thai the empyreumatic oil of tobacco. rs pro-
dhced. by combustion. contains !, large per
cent of nicotia. one OF tile most virulent poi
sons known. It's effects on man are to en-
feeble digestion. produce general debility,
and lay the foundation OF serious nervous
smoking The
, 1877-03-01

Bttputch to .yt,s lark Herald.
LONDON, Feb e4.-1lcrr WnEtlcrintcn visit
Ing London during the season, with view Of
covering his deficits. Ills project for rcpct!-
ton Of tho trIoogy at Daircuth this year Ia ap-
parcntly shclvc,l for the present. The first per-
fortnancc Of "Dio Wnlxurc" takcs place at
Vienna Tomorrow, and "tlcrcby hangs tale"
Wien thu rclIcrsais for last years festival
were over, md the performances were within
few days of beginning, at,l bnlrcuth was full Of
people, Jauncr, the manager Of tic Vienna
Koynl Opera, announced to Wagner that all
EnlIatcfans aut1 singers who xerc Under Engage
mctt ut ficl1np, aud hal received permission to
tAEe part III tile performances ut Balrcntt,
Mcr gate linn permission to, produce stne
Jauncr knew nc tiat Wagner wanted to conflne
this performance VI Ills lritogy, at leuat for tho
,,oxt tTo sear: t1 tie stao 1t bal5eath i.
liberal payment for lGe right to perform IL else
wheTc, and tlIat moro than tell German theatres
were ready to pay 10000 mnrks apiero for tho
right, u producing ''Dio Wu'kurc." but nll
THIS knowledge seeins only to hays sharpcncd
his aptitude tor allarp praetlee.
Wagner, uf course, hau nonltcrnattve. 1twns
mattCr " 'yonr money or yuur lifc.n To
have refufct Juuncr's demands would hnye
takcn number of alus1cans out of tho Urcltes-
trn a',u lett ths Krcnt role vi lIrnnAlldc, which
hal bcc,I ineruatel to Almr. Aatrr,la, tinlllcd,
and tho trilogy could not have been performed.
An hErcc1i!ent w.la accordingly sgnctl by Which,
~ return fOr the privilege VI performing stDIe
NAlkure" p" IL Vienna, Jauncr wus bound not to
in.csfrre Will! tho wishes ot auy Ut bis slugcrs
catlolI, to take part U tho fcstiya1s ut Baireut.
Wagncr's greatest difficulty In bringing out tho
trllOXy at Halrcutli thia year, however, lies III
Ills quarrel with King Ludwig.
, 1877-03-01
CAPT. COs'IESTESUS.


Capt. Georges Costcntcnus Ia n nobtc Greek
Albanian, made familiar to tic public at Dar-
minis Cirens last fall. Tie has d weakness for
pictures, and possesses collection as urge as
and decidedly moro un1quc than the John Tay-
lor Johnston gallery prior 10 It's breaking up.
The nublo Albanian, however, carries his col
lection on his baek,-ts, IN point Of fact, tat
tnoed in most remarkable manner. Recently,
On ono Of his rtceptiun days 1t the Nsw Aulcri-
can Museum in the Bowcry, the EclIf'cmanly
muster Of ecsctnnhtes having donu bis oi,i<e,
namely, the Introduction of the Captain and
tic Rtury Ut Ills wonderful experience at the
hands ot different tribcs OF savaEes, the dead
silence consequent upon the enlenvors Of tic
hCarcrs to digest the aritnnetfeal statements
Of "sIx months, three iit,urA day." or "scyen
million pllncturcs with i,cealc, cach puncture
bringing a drop OF tiotnl, and e1ch lr0p tcar,h
was BROKEN by MI individual In light green
shtrt anl Nil hleoilul!c atmosphere. THIS per-
st.nago eynIca'!y nn!l unfeelingly remarked.
s'tHh ttu,Il'tt!E,h and etaycu defiance at the
Greek. lIarlly Ind the remark been uttered
before thu Captain hastlly psuekcA TN sharp
knife fruui Il tabv near by-not Iron, concealed
pocket, because the only garment wus1l by the
Captmin Is gold pocket handkerchief, In cotll-
puiison with whiel, Mark TwAin's umbrella
wulid be an ulstcr-and plunged Into Ills own
IeutIy.ircsroca leg, grazing til1 fcmorAl artery,
and lultlet!tK slight wound, II Is true, but u
Auclent oue 10 set ut rest forever tho question,
nj Inlposturc iu Ills cnsc IL Is needless to add
TINT tho skcptlral party in the green shirt was
heavily isn't upon" thereafter, Ru1 WIS glad to
stink away Alnilnishcd.
, 1877-03-01
NOT A PRECEDENT.


A few days ago Mr.. X. II. Laskcy, havinE re-
ceivcl q commission from one Of the Indiana
courts to take testimony here for use In case
there pending, commenced Ills labors ln Justice
Walters otll<e,tllnt Justice swearing tic witucss-
cs al,d Mr.. l.. writing tho Testimony in tho back
Office. All went we'll until certain papers Qct-
.ers) xcro produced and banded to 4 witness for
Identification. T4cso tho party testified wcrc
genuine, and sllppca them l,io hls pocket, aud
nE the counsel weru TearranEfbg the papers the
luss was discovered. Tie witness, when asked
Y lie ilai Tho letters, answered, "fcs. and l
are exhibits and will 1aye to 80 with the other
paGer;s;m @ Witness" s Msll 7 a naso prsssdent.
rallcd and the ease stated tu lin. anl he re-
marked, "Why, yuu haye no right to take those
paYrrs; they belong tu tho case" Witness.
..l'hs letters arc tnIne, AMI lave precedent"
TIE Justice" What ,prcsscdcnti" witness
whsn l'o got hold Of them" rhs Jestiee-
lust lyc mIntl.cs III which To follow ths proee.
dent or DO ott,erwisc.n Tho Justice retired,
a,li in Just two minutes the Hitucss eusrcn.
leted.
, 1877-03-01

iMn hon.e; he tiI'l not scr him there. There wa,a
wasna nn ne rlae nf fianinraa nosc. aRd 1t8 lira
tln Eo...cxam,nasion Nj. storrs was surprised.
struxsay e. TstsS e ~ IT, fn
according to tho short hand reporters notes Of The
,refir!at he 70 stated.
Aen thIa testimony was read 10 him he said that
whs trnr.
4 Frce,s wa* then taken until o'clock.
Upon rcasscmbIInR.
Of No. aa7 North lasnlc strsct, Vas called and
testified that sle was standing in front Of Ilan-
ftept, and heard them nrk where iianfoM VA. liz
was down a The foot Of tic e.cps. She went to
thot: She raw Sullivan with eistol In his IanI,
@ 9nd nenfd hn M isll tt!c l,oi ceinan that ho snnt
is 1r. 'hs s e1sk cf her hGn.e aset an alley
from, tho sidewalk.
seute Or any org slsnck or shot. Eysty thing must
hasc ttanapftct In two seconds.
the PHYSICIANS.
Cnnnty Physician Holden teAtided an Ia thc most
morsen examination an,l thu catsc or death
!IchorrlAge caused by gnnshnt wn,,nl, lhe bul.
,ci entering tbe abln1nen near The navel, passtnxn
tlinc vein nnd c.tedanI itstlf In tho lett hip. 1t
Was found two Or three ;nche. bclow the polnt al
entrance. On the ieft st!e of The muse ll.etc was
ton!lrlun and thu husteii was full III blood Han.
ford wHs not httully h.nn.
cfo..' e,an,Inca: p,-woula not q step forward
Al think il would. III eoutau was direct. ''
Mfr. wheeler was called 10 prove the width Of
The loss in tho vicinity of llsntorl's ouse and
vas nos on tue intir1mtht, audthe Uourt sustained
nr. joseph ", Frecr te.t,dcd TINT he assisted
Dr. Holden, and That the direction II Inc hni,et In
dlcnsetl That lIahford etoopln; forward Al Tie
,Is e wa; sot: IT. Awoana q the .de Of The nose
farb1 1rnply Of the tHcn1ltY.
, 1877-03-01

amounted to &l.500, and there arc ten counties
IN thc st1tn, making $l5, Ou per year, OF Ins the
IL t twenty years SUN Of t:Dl,ovJ. He con-
wouid nut suffer, and taxpayers be relieved Of
M eaornous burden, by fI,e system of "rcfcr-
cne" In cases wherein the ano!,nt involved
dies exceed tlG0. lie alluded to this mat
TT Eecausc tic people will soon lie called upon
to voic Epn IL, and he wished to give them all
the information that bis experience eoald 10
have tbs puzzle fully understand tile auoleet. a
po"F nnan IN such ea.cs cannot afford 70 70 10
" Law wiIcf. It would cost - TO get 81 II lie
had E'tol ease. A wealthy corporation or q
wealthy man may safely reiuto Il, pay tho tnnn
who, with dcstltnte family, can't spend sou
~ get e1o0. H. Thought HIRE wa. a loud call
1or ref.rm III sucl cases, and expressed thehopc
that when towns came 10 act upun tfIis matter
they wnula net In favor of'rclorm, economy
ou1 Justice.
, 1877-03-01
PARK COMMISSIONER.

m M E1l1tF u TN 7F15aNS.
CHICAGO, Feb. Sit Is often better for Tho
succcsa OF measure ilat some OF IT, best friend.
should step aside and give place 10 new men. No,
body doubts that Paul Cornell, Esq. has been d,
efficient and hoNcst phrk COMMISSIONER, but ha
has now hold the position eight years. In my
Judgment. and that of many Of h!s fItcnds. Il
soms such man n u. +. Aycr ,aar be appointed In
bis plxca. mention lir. Agar for the rea%Un thai
In 10 an able lawyer. gentleman 0f superior ta,tt
and culture, and In In al respects ono OF tho bct
men IN the city. lln has for lunr lima been ut
torney OF the c0tnmiseloner. understands The
business perfectly, and think lls anpontment
n.n
, 1877-03-01

erho"l Of nonurchs upon equal terms. Sapo.
Iron III. WAS equally pleased when in 1sI1-
less tlInn fnt.r years after the rpl1p drtat-hc
was Invested with The blue rII'lun ~ her MaIcf,
y In peraon. On the ether tnntl, We Iintl Lord
palmrrston IN Lori f)allings l.ffc) writing 10
his IT, tfot'Lsr, ST. William Temple, and telling
The tsartcr," aiding that lila swc!!sn Majesty
, va noi 10 get I. A. ti,e present mon,cnt a
wear Ills 'rgi1v.prizctl decoration, bnt The
knEs ,s ol spaI9 H,'l sweden % n1s as yct lev oa:
actually rcignlng eoverelgns, who arc Knights
Of The lia,tst, ate t4e cr"wn rrineG ot Orr,
rrlnsc Christian of slcswi, HulstcIn. THREE out
q these are lclrs To erow.s. The Duke Of
Cumberland las worn cruWn. anil is more.
over t,t,cai descendant of George IT,, and by a
statute passed ~ te III, Of january, 1no, the
order IL tn ttlsi,t Ut the Sovereign and twenty.
live knIg'lts-tu,ninn,ons, together with such
i'nea, i .lcsrcndant. ot Hing George II; As may
Wales, whu IL r'nst,tuc,it mart ni The original
Institution. Sree,al statutes are passed fOr the
admission at iorcIgn sovesclgns or Princes aa
extra knixhts,
, 1877-03-01


Roug, Italy, Feb. "A friend who has Just
come from, Turlm has been giving me d glowing
description OF Kosspth's reception u the Hun
gurtau Deputies. Tic says the effect waa over
wheltn!ug, Tho eloquent old Magyar made
splendid speech. AT tho close he turned sud
deuly and renained silent for au Instant, gazing
on the aay Of Hungary, aud trembling with
emotion; then la burst out IN his magnetic
voice; "You ask Ine,n ha cried. "to rrturn to
my counttyl irs, shall return! lut only 0il
tho day wien ran seize tGa blessed banner and
plant 4 at Icstl,. when It IL truly free anu inde
pendent. rannot bo false to my past! AMI
lgriese to say to you that ran never sec my
lelsycransc-its total Independence. Tbat uuy
! will 20 anl will tu proud to represent you Iii
Parliament, md 10 serve you, heart, body, anil
soul.'' Thu Deputies cried, shHeked. sobbel
aloud. My friend saYs It WIS one VI shosu nlt,-
n!gnts Of supreme emotion that are fndcscrlba-
bic, but very grand t0 see aud remember.
, 1877-03-01
CURRENT GOSSIP.

A TURNED-DOWNr FACE.
There's atarnctl.down page, a. nome writer says,
In every human life
A hidden story Ut happler days,
Or peace anid the strife:
A folded leaf That the wostd knows not,-
\ lntr-ireMm sulGly crushed;
TIE sight Ut face that II not forgot,
Although the voice 0e A,shcd;
Tho far.dittant sounds Of harp's soft strings,
An ethu m the air;
The hidden pagc may be full OF such things,
" thtnEa tlAt once Wce0 fair.
There's hidden page IN each life, and mine
4 Etory might uHtoLl;
But The ent was kad pf the dream divine
II bestct rests untold.
-thfidueiphta iaqu,rfr.
, 1877-03-01
c0At SAL +.

NEw York. Feb. 2s.-Thc Pennsylvania, Coal
Company sold to-tiay at auction 7lOJo tons
Pittston coal, as follows: Lump, 10000 tons,
sens to s22.071S; steamer, 5000 tons, sa.0o;
gratis, 1900 tons, $3.50 to s..07i>4; cgg, 1901
tons, s205 to $2.a71S: store, 10, 0OJ tons, $j.4j
to $35U; chestnut, G000 tons. <3.:5 to $3.50.
Onu hundred thousand tons Sg1unton ctial we're
sold by the Delaware, Lackawantla Il Western
Ea!lroad Company a. follows: Steamer. loom
tons, at s2.e2l{ y ts.o3; grutc, 25ooo tons at
ea.7f; cgg. l5,o ,oo0 tons, ct sss:g'A to t2M;
nut, i,0oj tons, at $3.l7H to $3.2u.
, 1877-03-01

years 0f age, who lived together fOr mutual
support. The younger II totnlly blind, and yet
sl,e docs the family trwtpg. Sue retains sue',
dcIcary ii iol,ci. that she tan thread an ordi-
nary-szcl nrc,lfe With cn+e, and even fine one
after few efforts. Having cut OF tqtarc tia
enh 0s the thread, shc holds it nxcl between
her fingers nn! Nrinrh the eve Of the nce'ilc up
to H. and often at the first trial tnsses The end
OF the thread through The eye.
, 1877-03-01

Q Judge William T.; Poster, presiding At tho
Vi about 80 had taken day aud y nall, esti
mated the rost Of Court at $3.50 fur tbs county,
and tn bis CHI rye to the jury gaze some !nlpor-
tunt court figures. tit e>ttnlatrd jury trials at
$lu0 per day, anI trials by reference 1t 3tO per
day, making saylng BY tie latter Vi $50 to lie
state per uay. liz further sad e1terleuc. has
shown, on an average, that 1tteeu days year
hare been Speuk In e4.h county In the State
huulrcd doilGs per Gay toz bitcsu days
, 1877-03-01
FAIRLY NAVIGATION.


Ia cRossr, Wis, Feb. :S.-IhU Mississippi
River IA now clear Of ice at tl'Is point md abose
to Lake rcpio. The gorge tes, mics below hero
IL breaking aud will probably bc out bcfure day.
light to-nurruw. Ferry boats vt Lansing, ID,
aud here commenced running regularly to-day.
Navigation virtually Is opcn,--lhe earliest by
thirty days for twcnty years. The water IL fall
lug rapidly,
Aict}AxaoR, H., Feb. e8.-Thc river Is clear Of
Ice aboYe this city, but IL g0rgcd below.
, 1877-03-01
"WIIEN SIZE WILL, SHE WILL.n
Naso FORK H3rald.

The Rev. PhGbe \. Aanaford, by the advice
Of her friends In tue congregation Of tue First
unlvessalist Church VI jersey City, which
recently voted to discontinue her services, haA
formed new CHURCH society, entitled - Tha
sccotsl uuiyersailst Church u Jefsey City"
Tue nex ynufrh bull ling Il situatc1 Ut the cor
ne1 VI Cummun!paw aud Crescent kvenues.
Next Sunday Mira. EanafoFd will explain u her
latp congregation why sue has decided On tlIs
COURSE. A committee has bccn sppo!nted by the
laJy's synpasulzera to frame constitution aud
bylaws for tue new church organization. AL
ot her romnitre is to solicit ail lor the Church,
which Il ~ bc opeue1 on tho lat VI April
, 1877-03-01

IND, i Et what was alleged turned Sat 10 lie true.
hai The , ne ss 1Da aer III ss 10 ~
de caar before tlle Jury:
Mf, Et0Fra remarked Shht tho ldea OF d!eehasKtng
tAe laty was curious pIopost!on.,
Nj. storrs-Get another. w
Mr. ynn hslnnn--!n q eist! easc IN tile United
States Co,r. the misconduct af a Juror was brought
10 e notice Of the Court. and tho Jury wns dis-
j"r"r: rhis july having Scen relce.c,i. snpI'se
IT, p!aec # ihe oIe f., TO-
ii. Van Ar1,an-iou think sol
II. IT. storis-we should not rsote.. against that
.sPa IT. , !s ;sy Ss, lie saofss
III. swett-I. t.cfo any 1oaSt that va can get
smother juror IL one Is incompetent. assuming II
~ M,. s,urr.-wA., 4. tho matter With The pallr.,
Arc they tii crooteds
Ss + aaoss: ossss a s 10 so
t,t isst wonld nceessltsto speeiai senIrs. " s'''
M.. Van Armna-If Tint could 1o dono 1t would
be gratifying to ua.
& cn want a ' ptssso
lii, Vnn Afman-Ynu have IL MI through the
trin{ under thu rutnc crcnn,stanccs -
Sir. 6wctt-Sincu wt havc begun this, We, will
~ III: Ait vsn e XsemanThat nam % il wI M tappo.cd up @
no !ishs = challense sG te H. linz . tSs esn,.
hspr Tiers may 10 distinction whrru Inc Juror il
fonnd to ba utterly Incompetent 10 stt. Where tic
cause Is fecl!nY or reJndca It tn not sufficient.
Mt; Swett-Thcre was rcarecay ever Jury i'm
earned which would have rejected 4 jnror had i
know Of no other way than to Try tho case 4" tue
Jury stlnls.
Mf. MQrAn-WG HNT6 tntofM$tInu from tNfEE
, 1877-03-01

DR.. Ch!sho!m's free eye aud car lispeusaEy yes
texd0y weFs two ststs5A one ~ uuu thu other 81
, 1877-03-01
CITY REAL f.ST.A'rI;,

TOR sRhLE-et;n1l-FlSE 4,ernt,y AND nAef.
tflcnf sprstfront block. 40xta1. and tot iSils On
nnrhyast torrr u ssa:e e1l IIartI4ontt. reat4 tor
FL 81 roF; Viii rent alter Mar n u sI.x. innstKase
6!T1t ttur IN JrarA fr1M FEh, /, 1871 II prr rent
1hls tte EFeatsst barRstn ever offered Ia EIIraau
for b.iance. - -"
siul tkU1 t.stasr and basement 20 fout stores; lot
,x1H Thr bafltg cosr:a tiIr lot, on state-Al. b-
tween Jack son aud Vim ltureusrs. within two blacks
OF Palmer HOUSE. WI1tfAkxe n0a Wholesale hnn~ea.
tn. BOYD,
, 1877-03-01

SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE,
Tor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND LOIS AT
very y nRatsa ~ Gnl. to euit custonle.: eoi
city property. II. ". COBB. Etal'Esiate Dealer.
1fOH sAf.E-FfSE Df!ICE RESIDENCE AT KEN.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-01-20
The Reynolds Court. Martial.

The taking of testimony in the case
of Captain Alex Moore was concluded
on yesterday, and the court then heard
the concluding testimony in the Rey-
nolds case. Both cases are now ended,
and the record of the testimony is be-
ing closed np.-The court will next lis
ten to the reading of the record and the
arguments of the Judge Advocate,
Major Swain, and the Hon. J. J. Jen-
kins. 1t is expected that this will be
finished and a final decision rendered
by the court by or before the middle
of next week.