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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
WOOL MARKET.

PHILABgLPHis Pa July 27WoolThe market Il at stand
the prices
nominal Ohio lyana and West Virginia ny ani above,
ASA SOC; ,f76isc Medium. A. use COas 4jHj0c Now
Indiana Western. nu'. i51ihc.; Med
t7diI c. Coarse, iOGi2c C0mDng Hashe, 80 d5bci
do. unYashed 33d 80 2c Canada, CJmb.Ig, Doc. nne
Uuvashed. 3UG32c.; coarse and medium luwashei 300
33iac, rub Wash 42a4jc; Colorado Washed 2d5Oc do
Unwashed. led29c aud VI no Pulled 3jGtOc.. No !.
super Pulled 5dfDc Texas, Fine and Medium 2ja32I
Coarse l1d22c California Fine and Medium, 25d3Se.;
sfn l.arS IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
TRAFFIC. ON TIE CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND
QUINCY.

Z. ]. Swords, No. IL Broadway. received a
dispatch yesterday from the manager the Chicago,
Burlington and q ncy Railroad declaring that ai iiH
men on the Eastern Division had pledged themselves 10
stand lay Road. Most of the conductors and brake
men IA Iowa have don, likewise. The Passenger trans
acre Running regularly, aud t .no -ni ttii ifrSnt
trains would buSlH running TO-DAY. The mob "s small
md .cnl,.rnd md int ln.upAnN Ielan 10 hnl uluc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
MAR+u,LpAYN WAS PREPARED.

United states Marshal Payn's resources In
PREPARATION a riot comprised zoo Aarps rifles, 200
revolyers 900 police clubs. and unlimited supply or
anlnuuion ON the nsat Of to TOn Sins square meet
INK no Dad 100 extra within two minutes cal, aud
200 PtS-niro clerks duy rea1y fOr the conflict
IS men uId occur. Jic Marshal wound, tlci'iOrc.
aS iod attaOs tAt mob - lie head OI 800 AIMED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 27.-Lieuts Richard @. d.
venport and Richard Wainwright ordered 70 report 10
Rear Admiral Patterson and proceed with hlm 10 YOKOHAMA
for the As attic station Com nander James o. Kane IS
detached from the Naval Academy az Annapolis and ordered
command the Receiving ship Wyoming al Washington IN
Da,c If Commander g. w harvard, detached from The c0n
maud hat vessel ordered command the Michigan t
Erie Prnu Lieut. Thomas g. Terrll il detached from COM
nand Passaic and placed wai'ing oriers Lieut.
Ross detached from tho WyandOtte aud Orere 10
command the Pas-aic Master G. O. Cakins detached RON
EssX ordered the Receiving ship Wyoming &C
Washington. Ensign O. -. T. Moore Is detached from tie
W. OnIig and Ordorel to the Essex.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
ENGLISH DETECTIVES UNDER TRIAL.


Ii was announced y sterday that Sergeant
VantonOw, Scotland Yard detective mad abscOnded IL
appears that he was somehow involved in the pend
ing conspiracy against Palmer, Mlcklejohn' ana
Druscovch nspectors in the force. This case was
under Investigation AT Bow-st yesterday, when convict
named William Kurr testified in elaborate detail OF his
relations with the detectives. The hearing adjourned
till Saturday and the preliminary examination will prob
ably extend over q long period. The promises TO be
one OF great interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28

EPoN PEENEN-fa SsgfShip Oder.-NiSs Naria :. Ner-
ri'; Jensen Rrenr.rke J. !. Rohnow Hern BlIine-
mann o, i'-rt Dennis. with IN f. heIy Geo r. ilIr bliss
mn. & ktlkmann wilhelm Heller, Jnhn Az
s@nulth.is. Miss f. ~chuthd>s, Miss B God-teln, w
ec,s Mrs O. iynentc Femme Er fre-e. MIS- % FIese
Won Troha chs. Altschu Mrs. = iIehmStdt g I9eet.
=. l. Faal-r AMI Children Mas Emma Focllcr, Befih
sn,rc b Dornschlegel Herman Claus Friedrich PEN
No Mass NJ srhSer, j. g. RohariS .. SeDAr II Lopez H.
,, STRAINS, and others IN second cabin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
TRIBUNE Local OBSERVATIONS.
lHOURs:

htious 10 t ciy y cHtm
iviOu - ime f9f We - IYu
se~.s f,hf white line represents we o'eaoh
q mercury during those hour
TRIBUNE OFFICE, July 2s.--l =. m-Therc was con
stan rise Of sir-pressure yesterday except small de
cline III late hour The temperature reeeded TO point
Of coolness There is st much moisture ID
thc air .,
For this city and vicinity, cooler weather ana partly
cloudy ater mating with clear skies nay be expected Tor
two days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
ARRIVAL OF ALL DELAYED MAILS.

All of the delayed mails from the West ar
ryed at the Ncw-York Post-oihce yesterday, ana he
clerks were taxed the utmost Ia get them distributed
yctwcen the hours of and 10 IN the morning lOCOo
I.tcrs were sorted and Dley out py The
rrs AZ Inc 1880 delivery. More than 100000 letters
IL nj n..Alll ~ Ill n, IncouL NJ Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28

paper thrown overheard The cost to the Wreckng
Company in saving the amounted TO $4,000 The
wreck belongs TO Capt Townsend OF the Boston
Wrecking Companv who purchased II for 1900. His
men are mt work breaking her up. When they reach
below the waternr they viii blow her up and save the
iron Capt DE Iorsey II here waiting orders. He VIII
soon put command Of Of the Red star Line Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
oRITTARY NOTES.

Utica. y. Y. July 27.-Ex-R Recorder Rutger
T. Miller ir.. Of this city. dief here today.
PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-Wm. Glazing, an
od merchant and snip-owner, died this morning. ase
-.
ROCHESTER. \. Y, July 27.-Ex-State SEN
ator Ephraim Coos died at Piitsford to-day age q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
Cnncress Nil mai three month"; hence. II


Mr. Tilden had plan OF Inauguration III New
Yorn supported by the militia Of the Jeit OF Democratic
states-C connecticut New-York, NcwJcrsey l.. .aware
and MARI He lad list OF thc troops, ANA an T.
mate o. the money on hand in Now York. This ,chcn.
was discouraged by Southern leaders and put down by
them; and DO not think the country lost ANYTHING by
tUeir acton Tndou would made II lac had not
been frOwRed down by The Confederate B4Isadiers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
TIE END OF THE HUSBAND.

LONG BRANCH, N. j., July 27.-Capt. De
orsey ceasrd hls labors today having taken everything
out OF the wrecked steamship Rusand. Nineteen thou
sand packages have saved and only 500 lost Of
these only rs were Of any value The Others rags and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
No NEW oRpERs TO RRooKLYN REGMENTs.

The Brooklyn militia renSIned yesterday ut
thS AIIu0rca which Lcy were assised VITA tao ~
cep JOIN oi the BID Tins sent back 20 its accustomed
quarters 90 Daao 8y for lie returning Odd Con Dakn
received nc oIrs 10Y ,rr d,suauJiug ~ tho forca- and
,cr,rij,gv u4ar ~ clan. a. oxp-cs Co. receive di-
rcct .Ols i.- morning ssudils The sOlllcis EOnc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
FALL IN BANK OF MONTREAL STOCK.

MONTREAL, July 27.-Bank of Montreal stock
touched j5al today. The decline il said To be owing
20 the failure OF Mceker's iron firm at Chicago, In
which the Chicago branch Of the Bank was interested
IL is expected III Bank is secured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
GENERAL FOREIGN NE VS..
MARSHAL IMAGINATION IN THE PROVINCES.

PARIS, Friday, July u, 1877
Marshal MacMahon has gone to Bourges, ac-
CONTAINED by his Ministers. Messrs. Fonrton and
Bcrthant II generally expected that the Marshal VIII
make some declaration bearing the elections whilst at
Buurges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
sfARRIED.

WIsE-sHU rE-Marred N Bgookyn July IS, by the Rev.
Dr F1Try. Nlim Nis", Ir, 10 May LOUISE daughter Of
Henry Is. Shute. ali OF BfOJklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORI.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States and New
loud cooler -.atneast 10 northeast nds stationary
rising barometer, cloudy weather WIN y OF ram, tx
tic VI die Atlantic states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28

The trouble in the coal regions has caused
speculative demand Tor coal 40 this market, which has
been followed b. advance Ia prices OF thirty five TO
nifty cents The Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company selling cou at Rondout at
- 90 TO - SIS ton net. Yesterday TIE
prices we're advanced to 80 and tie demand, II was
stated. was active The Philadelphia ana Reading Com
pany increased prices recently 90 - % Tor coal along
side at New-York, hut during the afternoon yesterday
the DOMAIN was such that The agent ID this city he
clmed 20 take further orders until tEero was
a more settled condition OF dtairs. Ouo
OF the LEADING dealers OF city stated TO 1RiBtNh
reporter ha fully 100000 ;ons had been sold during me
current week. and he thou .ht that bottom figures were
reached at the last auciion sales II the strike was
broken ne thought the price would np 10 below % ton
during the present season. II TO strike continued
during the summer. OF course. g" prices would ="
lSher. AT present the increased demand " 10 purely
speculative, however, Ad utst upon tle daSuItu
.iiii-ulty jhc companies Ia mining iLc.i coal
office OF the Dcltwar iac6aW tlna ana western
Company II learned y-stt d1N thtt the miners th
other operatives III the scranton region had Abandoned
mines. pumps &c. and nat tho mines we're conSt-
Qucutly Sling with water. a NOl- vas cXlcaa't tI't
the State authorities would tato r mpi accom- ~ inc
matter least enforce no work ~ OF the puns
That further flooding OF she mllos would be PIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
Gpecial Notices.

Brain Food.-A Botanical Extract for srengthenngthe
Bran, ana positive heu,dy ior Weakened fones AM I'M
ana Fiistaye. NewYork send FOR circular
Brain Food sol Hudnuts Herald Building caswen &
Keen sei, the best and eapcst SHIRTS Ia tho world
also. COLLARS, elegant syiss best quily 81 80 per doz
for 1jc. O2J broadway
Neryou. Exhaustion meacal essay comp isng
Of lecture, cNcred al kahns Museum ~ AnAio y New
dspu,aDy lie IN may be reclaimed aaoruga dear
physical debility iug the result OF 20 *
terrence lno - cents AdiFr-, tns 2ai1or Dr. l. j.
Patents, Trademarks. .Nc.,
.saIe aG r 8 r HRSs ' PafES SS2Eei
Best references sent ior book u mstruc'on
Po.,Qace Noteere .os,gP nalls ioy he wees .neiSs
WEDNESDAY. al 400 m. Tor France direct By ;esm,hi,
sS s sH VIA fS a S o R0Bh1 200 or
Ha anBBs ~ d aihffR ai T &S steam
Germsy Scotland and Norh Of ireland to be forwarded by
hi, steamer must be specially siairS'e am az go =
via Moyie and Glasgow, and al l5o a IN oI europe oy
steamships Russia and city Of Richmond do lake mails
Denmark, sweden ara NorWH Ile ma IL Tor the West
kingston ia leave NcS York july 20. The mails tg CANA
a iri &c viii leave San Frsnosco August H. ISL
NeN-York July II. .olL T. l. "a Atr. Postmaster
Choice books no faS i ia ar The b,s, standard
novels within reicu Of every one Books usra sod from
+ Es;t ynpe. By Mr. Hsnry %ooJ Doaols Sa@6er 5oe
?. John Halifax, Gtntrn'n F MIS- MloeA ;.-.-r.
fyrc Dy Charlotte bruutv lCuolc N1nO,-
4 Woman Hatcr Charles eale's New Novel. .Oc.
d me Last POuipc. by culver lOa-
z Adam c!e. BY George khot Double Number. POE
4 The Arundel Motto by Mary Cccn Toe.
81 Cd MyGiicOgs Money. BY Mary cen hay...... Toe
To- The WOma,, IN White by Wike collins.
IL The Min tie Floss By George Eliot .2Oo
senator. BH Anthony
- \ Princess NJ Thule BY William Black .2c
BY Mlkle Collins loo
ID Romoa 49, George Eliot DOubeN umbcr. zoe
10 The English NJ the North Pole and fled ~ lee In
one hook by jules Verne loo.
H. Hidden Pcrils. By Mary Cecil av. Oc
Is BarbaIas History. Amelia d. Edwards
10 Terrible Temptation BY charles keade.........l los
20 Old Curiosity shop. by CHARLES ck Gus .Oc.
by Booksellers and New siealrr sent postage
prepaid receipt price, by GEORGE MUNRO, Publisher
81 Beekman ST.. New-A ork.
The Hillside Library.
NOS. AND NOW RRlDr
No THE HAUNIED TONER by Mrs. Henry Wood 10
No 2-ruE WAGES OF SIN by Miss 81 b. Braddon 10
sale by all news 'nts.
We Can't Talk
without showing the condpn OF our teeth Every laugh
exposes In order be- ashamed OF them
that standard denfrioe SOZODONr which is sure TO Keep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28

We CAM Talk
without showing the condition Of teeth Every laugh
exposes In Opor be- ashamed OF them us use
that standard dcntrice SOZODONr which is TO keep
them white and slotess No tartar them,
cankrr affect the enamel specie Of decay nfes tho Gen
SOLODON1 Is regularly used It botanical prcpl
ration and ITS beneficial effects the teeth gums ara
marvellous all dscolors and renders the
gums hard aud rosy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
THE LABOR OUTBREAK.
Continued from second Page.

and wondering what the people going to live on 10
day. Almost the whole OF Wests equally deserted
The trucks that passed To and fro failed ohnder the
street from making punctua time. The day seemed
almost "A holiday.
keting The prices Fulton Market rather hgh,
and IL believed that few DAYS OF scarcity would
pass before the reaction would follow Good beef ear
sold at IL cents and the poorest at IL cents NUT
ION was scarce and high. The wholesale fish market
declared 10 have both good supply and demand,
with prices about stationary. The Washington Market
butchers, the other hand, bu dened with their
stock Of meat and declared they knew dull a
day Choice beef offered at IL cents ana
10 cents was frequently accepted. II was thOugm the
gu OF meat would come before any scarcity.
dealers declared thai live stock had reached tue
city YESTERDAY that abundance Oh the road.
Some cattle IL was said, dying Of exposure. but II
not thought that their number sufficient 10 Affect
the market.
Twenty carloads Of peaches reached the city yesterday
The fruit in city is plenty, bat Ot poor quality IL l.
believed that viii Ice scarcity of vegetables OF
best lass.
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The Hillside Library.

NOS. AND 2 NOW RRADr.
No THE HAUNIED TONER by Mrs. Henry Wood 10
NO 2-TuE WAGES -lN, by Miss ~ h. Braddon, 10
For lc ~ all NJ a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
pntcnf-. Trndemrrks. &c.

secured IN the United STATES and foreign countries BY
ARTHUR V. BRIE~EN'S PAlEST AGENCY
20, Broadway, Nen-Nork.
Rest raf-renrNs. Eeut flr lDlk N IN LlLncil1n.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-06-15
General Miles, Good work.

The admirable work Of the past win
ter by Gen. Miles has brought and will
bring good fruits. But to this date his
killed and captured form but a small
fraction of the enemy against whom we
have to contend; while in conformity
with the customary Indian cunning the
sixty lodges which came in about the
24th of April were mainly composed Of
women and old and inefficient men.
The surrenders so long talked Of at
Spotted Tail have at last been consum-
mated, but the people who came
in are only a small portion of those still
~unaccounted for. Are these to vindi-
cate the slaughter of Fetterman and
Custer; to terminate the Sioux war; to
bring lasting peace in their country and
to prevent the CHASTITY scenes Of Fort
Phil Kearney and the Little Big Horn
in future? Those who believe in such
a result will be disappointed. The In
dian character has not changed. The
aggression of our Western emigration
is accelerated, while the history Of red
and white man has been a regular repe-
tition since the landing of the Pilgrims,
and will so continue until the Sioux
war is closed, which is not yet. The
rolls of the agencies show an immense
number of Indians still out, and of
those present a remarkably large dis
proportion of old men, worthless men,
women and children.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-06-15
Shorten That Road.

The attention of the business men OF
Cheyenne is again called to the matter
of shortening the road from Fort Lar
annie to Hat creek. There is a natural
draw leaving the river near the Fort,
and running in almost a bee line to
Hat creek, through which a road can be
made at very light expense. This will
avoid the Hat creek hill, and several
other heavy grades, besides shortening
the distance from ten to twenty miles.
Jack Gilmer, one of the stage company,
is authority for these statements, and
he is supported in them by several of
our own citizens who know the country
well.
Let our merchants outfit and send
out a party of reliable gentlemen who
will explore and lay out the route, and
then let the road be put through at the
earliest possible moment.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-06-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Hon. f. W. Bennett has returned to
his home in Carbon county.
Ed. NJ. Bloomer, of the Rustic hotel,
Fort Laramie, goes home to-day.
Mr.. j. II. Bowman and wife intend
starting for their home at Hat Creek
to-day.
Col. Guy V. Henry, Third cavalry,
with his wife, arrived here from the
west yesterday.
Jacob Morris, Esq, one of Custer
City's merchant princes, came in on
last nights coach.
Gen. James A. Evans, with his
Black Hills branch surveying party,
moved out toward Archer station yes
terday.
Col. Tappan, known hereabouts as a
Sioux commissioner in the days of Gen.
Augur, passed through bound west yes
terday. We A-E ~
George Breckenridge, of the ~favorite
Riverside ranch, who has been spend
ing several days in u city, intends
leaving for home to-day.
Col. J. F. McKenna, the newly APP
pointed receiver of the Deadwood land
office, arrived here last night, and will
remain a day or two before proceeding
to Deadwood.
P. j. Mcnamara is packing his valise
preparatory to starting for the land Of
gold. If he likes the Hills he will bring
them back with him and stack them up
in the yard at the real of his store.
The arrivals by coach from Deadwood
last night were Chas. Mccullough, w.
H Nevens, ]. W. Cook, w. F. Brown,
H. J. Hughes, Frank Schech, Henry
Schaffnet and Harry Bulchoff Z; from
Hat creek, NJ. Beard; and from Fort
Laramie, S. Gibson, H.. MCGOWAN and
John Carroll.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-06-15

HAT CREEK, WYo., June IA.

x1AV OA6&n, xO., C0Ao Al.
At about $50 this morning the coach
from Deadwood was stopped by two
road agents, some twenty-five miles
north of this place. The driver states
that while coming through a narrow
ravine, two men who had been hidden
by the broken. nature of the ground,
suddenly sprang up about ten yards
ahead Of him, one Of whom covered him
with his rifle and at the same time or
dered him to halt.
The other robber then covered Skin
ner, the messenger, and ordered him to
throw out the t~reasure-box. This
order the messenger complied with, but
the messenger being cup to snuff, ~
threw out an empty treasure-box which
was In the boot, leaving the treasure
box from Deadwood where it lay.
This seemed perfectly satisfactory to
the robbers, as they at once ordered the
driver to go ahead, making no move
toward relieving the passengers Of their
effects. Both Of the villains had their
faces blackened and were most effec-
tually disguised. The coach had four
passengers-three men and one woman.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-06-15
DR.. Sehenek's pulmonic Syrup,

Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pflls.-These
medicines have undoubtedly performed more
cures OF Consumption than any other remedy
known to the American public. They are
compounded OF vegetable ingredients. and
contain nothing which can be Injurious to
the human constitution. Other remedies ad-
vertiised as cures for Consumption probably
contain opium, which is a somewhat danger
GUS drug In all cases, and II taken freely by
c~onsumptive patients, It must do great inju.
ry; for It's tendency Is to confine the morbid
matter In the system, which, of course, must
make a cure impossible. Schenck's Pulmonic
Syrup is warranted not to contain a particle
OF opium;, it is composed Of powerful but
mles herbs; which act on the lungs, liver,
stomach and blood, and thus correct all NOR
bid secretions, and expela all the diseased mat
ter from the body. These are the only means
by which Consumption can be cured. and as
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Seaweed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills are the only medicines
which operate in this wav, 1t is obvious they
are the only genuine cure for Pulmonary
Consumption. Each bottle OF this invalu-
able medicine is accompanied by full direc-
lions. DIR. Schenck 10 professionally at his
principal office, corner Sixth and Arch sts.,
Philadelphia, every Monday, where all let.
tiers for advice must be addressed.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-06-15
NED 4 JOE'S FREE LUNCH
4" Excelsior" Saloon !
Bill of Fare for Opening Supper,
Friday Evening. Iune 10th.

Friday Evening, June 10th.
SOCPS-Lampwick. Sponge, Cork. Whale
bone.
,FIsH,-Red Herring. Blind Herring, Cross
Eyed Herring. ~
,ROASTS:-Scnred Crow. C~hickens-is years
old, Goose
COLD DLSHES.-Brokea Ice, Cold Ice,
Raw Ice, Ice Burg.
G-iME:-Don Pedro, Old Maid. Tiger, Sew
ell out, Smut, Euchre, Pitch, Casino, Keno,
ToNGUE-old Maids Lip-vinegars Sauce,
Mother In Laws ongue-Son-in-Law's Sauce
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on the Shell,
Spider Toes-n In Jam, baked Chignons,
Horse Blankets Fricasseed, Hair PIN on
Toast.
TEGETiBLES:-Tigh Boot Corns. Soft
Corns, Hard Corns. Corn Cobs.
S Y:-Spongc Pies cut Bias, Leather
Pies with Buckles, Sawdust Pudding-a la
Pine Sauce.
DESSERT:-Grind Stone, Ice Cream, Yeast
FRUITS, WITS, ETC:-Hogsfoot Gum
Drops, Boiled Acorns, Raw onions with
Whisky Sauce, Usage Oranges, Horse Chest
LIQ UIDS-seltzer Water (Ellis), Son Wa
ter, Hard Water, Salt Water, Sod Water,
Congress Water, Nice Water, Crow Creek
Water.
Everybody is Invited to assist in demolish-
ing this gorgeous feast. This card If cut out
and presented at the bar, will entitle the
bearer to u good drink, on payment of the
usual price, Is cents-2 for % cts.
NED STUART & JOE LOWE,
10th street bet Hellman's and Mastsn's.
jel4-2t
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-06-15
District Court Ooinss.
~rHuRspAY. IUNE n.

In the case Of the United States vs..
John Alderman, charged with larceny,
the motion toquashthe Indictment was
overruled. Defendant excerpts.
By request of Chief Justice Fisher,
Associate Justice Blair, of the Second
Judicial District, took the bench dur.
ing the trial of the case of the Terrific.
ry VS.. Severa Baca, indicted for robbie
~. The jury returned a verdict of
guilty, fixing the penalty at imprison.
ment in the penitentiary for eight
years. "t --i,
The account of U. S. Commissioner
Thos. NJ. Fisher, was approved.
In the case of the United States VS..
Manuel Angaria, indicted for robbery.
trial was had and the jury returned a
verdict Of guilty.
In the case of the United States VS..
| Severa Baca, trial was had and the jury
! returned a verdict Of guilty.
In the case of Whitney & Bauseman
VS.. Adolph Cuny, defendant defaulted
and the court awarded judgment in the
sum, of e573. "a to the plaintiffs, defen'
dant to pay costs.
Geo. Z. Holt was excused from fur.
ther duty on the petit jury at this term,
In the case of the United States VS.,
| Narciso D.. Flayes, trial was had and
the Jury returned, a verdict Of guilty.
In the case Of the United States VS..
Andrew Myers, a jury was empanelled
and trial begun.
Court adjourned to Friday, June 18th,
at 9 q. m. : VA