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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-26

Coast Agents.
Instruments sold on the in~stallmcnt plan.
Weber Pianos. by all great musicians. are con
sidered the best and most durable.
One only buys . Piano in . life time, therefore
get the best, the best Is the cheapest, al.
ways.
Prof. Win. Plumhon. Local Agent. Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-26

Albums. Ladies' Purses. Cups and Saucers
Fancy Vases, Cigsr-holders, Ciaaf-cases, amd
n host of tricks suitable fer holiday PRESENTS
at the Golden Rule Store, cheap for cash.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-26
Mountain Mahogany sleeve BUT

Homemade. handsome, very strong. highly
polished, entirely new. one piece, attr. ctlve
designs, useful. ornamental aud cheap, only
four bits, ut BART ASHIM'S Miners aud Me-
chanics' Trade Depot. n16
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-26

Information for n Puzzled Eastern
stock holder.

An Eastern stakeholder in the Eureka
Consolidated addresses the following let
ter to the San Francisco Stock Report. We
reproduce it with explanations for the in
formation and benefit Of other Eastern
s~hareholders
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-26
CALISHER, DRoe.

HAvE BEEN APP0INTED AGINV0 ron
HI the EnkO Vuckfy kso1t1
Eureka, June 70. liza
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-26
NOTES Fnon WHITE PINE.

A Run Through the Eastern Dis
trictS.
WARD, November %, 1878.
EDIroR SESTISEL-Bcing On a business
tour through the mining camps Of this
county, I send you o Few notes in regard to
the mining outlook. which may interest
your readers
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
LITERARY NOTES.

The third volume of Guizot's History OF
England" which completes the work 10 promised ior
eariy issue by Sampson Low Co., OF London
A story by George Macdonald, the scene OF
which s chiefly laid IN the north Of 5cotland has begun
ss a serial in Manchester and Glasgow paper.
Besides William Blacks Goldsmith In
the "Engish Men of Letter." series. Macmillan q CO.
have in press the Life Of Shelley, by J. A. symonds
1.-THE MistetOe Bough" is the title OF Miss
Rraddon's new Christmas annual IL will have eighteen
"sprigs" eight OF them being illustrated with ful-9age
enSrayings. ~ ,
.Ioaonin Miller's "Songs of Italy" published
recently by Robtrts Brothers, has for its English
companion Mr.. Miler's "SOngs OF Parkway Lands
which the Messrs. Longmaus announce In the latest
London wecktes
Eccleslasticus,n or "The Wisdom Of Jesus,
the Son OF srach of apocypha supposedto have
been written about $50 b. c. by one Jesus learned Je"
Of jerusalem has been added by Roberts Brothers 10
their Wisdom Series Another volume OF apocrypha Sc
lectons contains the Song Of the Three Holy Children,
and the Prayer OF Manassas and has for It's Introduction
an extract from lecture ON the Jewish Church oy Dean
Stanley.
"The Slicing of Hector" is the odd title OF
Mr. Gladstones article in the number OF The Nine
tsenh Century. He cites Mr.. GrOte as among the DIS
tpguished scholars who "agree dividing the Homerc
poems into two integral masses and adcs that Hec-
tor among the rest is divided into two heeors" Inc Inc
question ne bss 70 ASK G ,I h coDten ~ ba him
In the singular NUMBER"
The poems of Alexander Smith, whose Life
Drama" created sort Of literary furore IN Great
Britain when II first published in 1882 having al
most passed Of print, James Miller has Just Is
sued a volume containing the Life Drama" snd
"City Poems" which were heretofore published seps-
rately This announcement recalls the fact that 1t was
the Rev. George GiInan. the eminent Scotch clergy
man. who lately died In Dundee, 20 whom Mr Smith FOR
warded the Ms. OF his Life Drama q" IN lS1Z' when
scarcely twenty-five years Of age and that Mr. Glhan
then published extracts from IT win laudatOry COu-
ments IN The Eclectic RsUicU and The critic.
A volume for the young, by r. IL. StOddard,
called Adventures in Fairy Land is in press at James
Aillers new edition Of ThomsOns q" Seasons and OF
Goldsmiths poems and red line book entitled Hours
with the Poets" win be Mr. Mlers holiday pub
Mcations He IL also preparing fourth edition OF Mrs
Chds Progress OF Religious Ideas and an edition OF
Mother Goose that contains curious plates some
of which were fret used long ago 1929. Among
other books which he Will issue edition OF MIS-.
Bruwulngis poems in one volume juvenile book OF
bon & and MoOres Irish MelOdos' and Loves Of the
Angels" In one volume.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
faw sfbools.
= SFSsION f0Otb) of the Law School

OF Tie Jpiyefsty OF the city OF York begins Octo
Der 7h inst students may the Law Library Uniyer-
Hall, Washington square, at m t0r cncuhh ~0'
apply D. r. JAQUES fSecy Of Faenlty 29l Broad@ay.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
~ The tweny annual term will commence on Wednes
day October and until May 1s 1879. College
graduates are admitted without examination otner appn
capts admission The OF study occu
pres two years. Tuition fees, 500 per annum H0r cn&
toguAs or information address THEODORE w. DWiGhI'
Walden of Law school, Great Jones-st NewYork city
+ AW SCHOOL EXAMINATION for admis-
sion Preparation by All experienced INSTRUCTORS
class or pryae high references TO the examiner and
terms low Address A. NJ, Tribune Uptown ONCE l2oo
broadway.
VALE Law School. Regular course, 2 years
Gra6upte course flor degree OF LII years Eal tern
,nens semi 90 Address Prof. wAYLAND New-Haven, Ct
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
Corpornuon Notl,es.
FIS,ycg DEPARTMENT.


GUErkV pm UiF COLLECTION UF IANFs. /
Sogg CH,NWFc hT. NRW-N -NOaK October II, lSSSD
NOTICE to TANPAYERS.-NOu is hereby
y given nat IN. A.-rssmrrt Roll, on PERSONAL PROP
FR1 and BANK STOCK the year 1873 nave prcu de
vc to aud that tie taxes thereon are now
due and payable az tll- oiCe
person paving 10 M rc entitled To to b'n-hs ~ nuUued
I'm INC ttty unth ssco u Act ~ March 70 1850 VIZ
reduction tho rite Ut pr cent per auHrm nun the
time OF payment 20 thr urFt day oi li'ttmhtr next
MARIIN T. MCMAHON, Receiver Of Taxes
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
3, MONDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1873.
6ieamboats anS Railroads.
[nANv ana rp0Y hu nav RnATS.

A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
"A O. yIBBARP and DANIEL MI J DREW, p,.- =, q
a. landing at Nyack Ferry West Point NewbuTgh. P0ogn
keepsie, Rhnebeck Saugerties Cstsn and Hudson CON
Meets at West with Carrie A Ward for Colo
Spring and Cornwall To West Point OF Newburgh return
ing by down boat ONE DOLLAR TRANSFER Dy
annex boat ieayng nrookiyn az g. M connscS1g at AZ
baggage checked NewYOrk Central Railway. Tickets
coupons good Hudson River Road received tor Dasag
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. :

$40 for Washington Columbus. Cincinnati, Indianap-
oils Chicago and the West Richmond Charleston and the
South. Pullman from Baltimore TO Newark o. and
Chicago. .
100 for Washington and the West and the Sonth via
GOrdOnsvlle. Pullman from NeWYOTk % BALTIMORE
Washington making connections for Pttsburg Gin
cnnat, Indianapolis. Louisville, and ST. LOUIS Ihr0ukh
Pullman Baltimore Cincinnati ST. Louis and Pitts
burg and frUm Washington TO Augusta and savannah.
900 daily for Washngt the South aud West fu'
man eePers from NewYork TO Baltmore and WaShngSon
oils Louisville St Louis Columbus, Pittsburg tho south
and Southwest Through Pullman cars from Baltimore 70
Cincinnati connects at Washington with trains Tor Lynch'
burg, Florida New orleans aud The South 49,
For through tickets please call at COmpanys once olo
Broadway NewYOT and ticket Offices foot OF COurtndt
and DesbTOsses sts., and depot Jersey City - o,r,o
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OhlO
RAIIROA ID
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
Dantlna Stn0cmles

ALLEN DODWORrH'S School for Dancing,
~ 40. nSi FftTliANENGE
Claas and "Wednesday and saturday after
~ class commence October IT,
Monday and Thursday afternoon c'' gnd evening 'a6 TOT
gentlemen, commence October u.
ICstG1 and Friday afternoon claS commence October IL"
For oti, r Information Surd fJr cIrCu!ar.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
Cosl an0 fornO.

( OST-PasybOuk No. 2,S9J. Deliver to
i German savings Bank city.
I OST-Pa.shook No. %. .9jj deliver 10 Ger
man "a .iugs Bank, cor Ithaye and lith St. NrwNo.k
tIty.
OST OR STOLEN.-Bmk book issued bv
the -camru's Bank saving. NrwlOrk, 70 Tie sub
.Icr II not found the bana within 30 ddy
nom tls datc. will app to the bank for book,
her
JANEX IA RROW.
New.YorE oct. -, 1873. marx.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Saturday, Oct IL, 1878.
The following sales were held at the Ex.
change salesroom today
stOry brick store by sS S's iot no Ss:g ~
cfWetts ot isTs5 ~ Her s,rsna
.,ou.. ,-.,u. A.. .r,- By Lcsts 3ester - 80
Si ss sPs slsH s ssen 81
D0"si' "''HS' Be- ycia r. Boyd iO''O'
Saa eaSs "S ZACH lot S'' aS iSs John 1SS sns
MAsuAIens l,e0o
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERa
NEW YORK CITY.
Denhamplsce, 81 5s4 II yot Unloaay% 3SIlls;
Tho%asavs wsiehsS 1880 Anna Anna sI1 ser. ''OO0
Samuel s., IS (25d Ward, 761lSS James N Jackson
LexinaIo1:ave 5s3 fts Of iist:t i63x6s; Wal
ter W Law and wife 70 John White ..;...... 1880
2dsys 2itnt 2tsHiOO William Casey and 0''OO
ll0th.st, s, i75 4 Sci2davt ij1i006 John He
seths as S!aS q iiEavc a5Tas0 Patrick 1850
22ds rs It q adave i75X5ss jacob Bcr 1000
,s,5 man and ,,B yife to Alois herman $4,000
o Barney and yfe to Charles w seoheld 22,Sos
.o, Wis and wife g Guy Gagin 1000
1stsve !S' 5oi0 1 Es q iaths Sa'S 55S65 Jarvis
llsT&s ~ I xvsI SOIiOoIi' saaeto 'VO
ls24;sI 8, $40 itTOf 5thave. i6SI69ii AN .'ON'
Cllte referee to Leo; 1000
irreteree to John Legingwe and Others..'''' eOoo
RECORDED MORTGAGES
Broadway -, $4,000
1uenzer Charles and another 20 Frederick Horst,
,,,is iSdst Of AyeD; 5000
~, sdaye q 4otIst years. -: y, 5000
f26tRst, Of 5aye ~ 5000
y. s55rhstw Of I0th;ave,;- .....;;..' 800
NO6S Roget 1000
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGEa
Hsvens. Jr, 10 Thomas Moore. ......."... o.
Heser, Maria :, executrtI, etc. TO parah HeiSer and
Reed HOrItio TO HoratiO Reed guardian etc.... 1000
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
NEW-YOKK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
FOR TRENTON : RSD R,;1'a FHfGA IL a 65EELpHGA.

ENPRi.sS TRAIN TINE TWO HOURS; ,,,.
Leave NewNOrk foot " LbertYs for TrentOD aud Pha
depha $50 s. $50 1913 ll3O m 1880 4, $50, IL
aud az $50 p. for Trenton.
Leave PlgdniJhs from North Pennsylvania Rail
road nr snG btrkbs AT 646 (wGyJ 7:i5 $780, l;SOs m,
1870, 2$O i:l5. J:45. II p. N.
Leave TTCutO NcW.YOrk 12O except Monday 600,
S:l3, 1920 a. ~. 1913. 2:lJ s. 46j $50 D. m.
pullman Drawing attached 10 the $3.50 m
D. M trains NevYork TO the 745 a. m. D. ID,
trains from Philadelphia.
SUNDAY TRAINS Leave New York and Pldladelphia at
b:3O. ~ Leave New YORK for Trenton az a
$50 m. Leave Trenton at l:2O, $3.50 a. M, $40 D. m.
Connection made JeGsry City station By ferry 10 and
from BrOOkS u and Erie " Depot Jersey CRY,
Iickce for sale 1T OF OF Ibertyst Nos 6ZO and 934
BrUddSRv at ih0 rncpa hotels OF Offices ~ the Enc Rail-
IN NrwIork and BrOOKlyn. and at No Courts Brook
Ign. Baggage checked from residence To destination.
H. p. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. Agent
FOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Fare IS
II ccnt- NEWBUBGH ami below, 80 CENTS Land at High.
laud aH Mtsi Point Cornwall Newburg Marlboro, MI
ton, tOtGHkEEPSlE. EsOpus connecting with Ulster and
Delaware aud Waikiki Valley Railroads. Steamboats, Thomas
Cornell aud James W. Baldwin leave da.y at D. H. Pier 81
North
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
FALL RIVER LINE osuo,,

Il
And all points East, via Newport and Fail River.
Mammoth Palace Steamers Bristol and PROVIDENCE
leave Sew-NUrh daily from foot Oi Murray st
5I5P.M SUNDAY EXCEPTED From TcT2s v y
Brooklyn passengers transferred free By "AnneG" boats
leaving foot OF Fu'0ubst ar 40 .. IN. -. 49,
Tickets and Starroom- secured at all principal hotels aud
BORDEN IL LOWELL. Agents.
GEO. L. CCNNoR General Passenger Agent
I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
II NewIcrsCv Southern Railroad. Commencing october
S. viii leave NewYOrk. Pier 3, North River
OOt connecting a Sandy Hook witE trains Tor
Long Branch lni tlr ha 100 a. m. 400 p. u.
} I.r. TuCkcrtOn. 4: w p. m.
Encand, BudgtOu and Atlantic CITY It:i,'. m
J., and Toms River 90 N. and 400 p. "a.
'"''' w Lung ''''''' WV Wd. 5. sNEDEN,
fHr
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
orr. general Pass'r Agent, New. York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

Trains leave for Engewood COster pernont and Nyaek
TOO $50 $40 m, 100 300 40O 445, 5;3O. $780, $3.50
~ and Saturday nights only at lI30 Sundays 800
Manuel spring Valley and Monsey TOO cas- A. m. 446A
N JNO ". ABBOTT, General Passr Agent NeW.York
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14

i FARE. 81: EXCURSION, ~ 30 DECK FARE. bOc;
HTATEROOMS, ~ and 50. New palace steamers SARA
TOGA and CITY OF TROY leave daily except saturiays)
lion Nth morning tlans for all points North and West.
Sfatstn1ms and through tickets at DOdds 04i Broadway
~ " aud Courtst, Brooklyn Free transfer from BROOK
I,y tfi. Boats.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
Grn,es ano fcn0rrs.

G'rn,es Gno TENDERS.
rI'UE LARGEST MANUFACIURERS Of LOW
and HALF Low GliATf~, frr ether hard o. soft coat
,gtf duwaug and shaking attachment. Btrss open fIe
IarrG Will tgGlrunE aud Els.rt Crates Tor wood hrr
Er.s, Ee t,r sets aud Coz, Hobs Of antique apd
o., irrA designs. Wlol and retail 10" estimates given
10 tuiIIrlf. tuLtUl. .to.H guu gGChItttis. .
- CuNOVi.iiS 60. nos 1853 Tui 36S Canal s'.. y y.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
miscellaneous.

HlNTS on CHINA AND TILE DECORA-
TION wh au Ot the prurp pal G'EI rns us'a los Wedge
v,,s b Us tndr,rs on fccr!pt OF pIlt' 90
csEts. = 80. IIIItN & Co, IuDlEl,fs, lo-tnn.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14

As COMPANION for lady; goyerness for
a chfdrin; by lady OF culture wanting a home can
furnish excellent reference. Address NJ, care Of John h.
McElrOy. Albany, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14

~ Ferry Station in New.York, foot OF Iibeltyst
Ferry station In Brookly foot OF Fulton.st
Commencing Oct J. lS7s1rsDs leave New-IOrk, foot OF
Liberty ST.. rs follows:
G:30 q. m.FOr bennington, EastOn, Belvtdere. Mauch
Chunk Tamagus, Wlkesbarre. Elmira &C. Connects at
Junction with d. L. and w. r. r.
$40 m.FOr High Bridge Branch, SchOOeys Mountain
Budds Lake aud Lake LOpGtCODg, EastOU HarrisburgD
Mauch Chunk Tamaqus HazeltOn, WDkesbatre Scranton
WilliamspOTt, 20
1915 q. aud 430 m.-For SOmeryiile and FlemngJon
m.-For Pennington, EastOn. Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua'
WilNesbarrG Scranton, TunkanDOck Tamaqua, HazetOn
Reading, POttsvlle, HaTrisbuTgl, &C.
p. m.-For High Bridge Branch Schooleys Mountain
Budd's Lake and Lake hOpacOng, BasOn Bevider0 and
MauCh Chunk. Connects Junction with D. L. and W. r. r.
$3.50 D. M. daily EastOn Allentown and Harrisburgh
7:46 p. n.-FOr EastOn.
For trains 20 lOca points time tables at stations.
SUNDAY TEAINS-Leave at p. n., II ~. for Bound
Brook ana intermediate points and at $50 for Easton
RoadiAg ana Harrisburg
Boats OF the brooklyn and Erie Annex" make connection
atJcey City Station TO and from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14

IfOk NLM HAVEN, ITS surroundings ana
Derby AID North Hanpton Railroads dirret-Steamers
JOHN II. STAKIN and ERASTUS CORNING leave Pier Is,
= H. foot a. COurtandrt az D. m. every night In the
week except saturday arrive In New Haven N time for all
all railroads; best facilities for
and freight fare ~ excursion 81 30. staTus HewHayen
Transportation Line.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14

RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MoRTGAGEa
Hayens II, Jr 10 Thomas 8 Moore .......... sI
Heser, Maria - executrtx, etc, to paTah Heser and
Reed HOrato 10 Horatio Reed guardian etc... 1000
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14

A COLLEGE graduate desires private pupils
~ IN Latin Greek Mathematics; prepares Tor college
good references Address G. g. Tribune Uptown once l%oo
broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
Gedcners.

A TEACHER, experienced and thorough, de-
"A engagement in apriyate family teaches M Eng.
.b French German music aad drawing; refers 10 oher
empoyeTs and others Miss b. Box l57, Hinsdae
RpTks o., Mass.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
CountrD Real @staIe for Sale.
r CPOTON LANDNG-FOR SALE

E'ARM-Free and clears 25 miles on Long
Island; good nelghbOrhoOd 100 valuable land
bdngs would be exchanged for improved New
York city property. - - - - -.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14

EW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
" leave Pecks Up daily lsunays eEceptcd) for
Haven at and ii y. connecting with road.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14

4 GERMAN LADY, experienced in teaching
~ English French German and all kinds 0f necdlcw0rE
also experienced in housekeeping, wHus positions no Cd
iecons city; would prefer country Address d. b. lid
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
ReaI Gsiate to Gtthangr.

mo EXCHANGE for house aud lot IN Brooks
A Ivn-A room cottage CrotonOD- Hudson, In goOd
order one hour and minutes from Grand Central De-
NOT, valued al So 900 Address N t. Tribune once NJ x
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14

NEWYORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Rcd Bank Long Branch ocean Grove,
&C., at S:lb Has o. m. T. 5:l6 IN.
stages connect a maaWan Station and from KEYPORT
EREEilOLD and NEW-Y0RK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot OF Libertyst, for Freehold az
$40, lll5 a. H., t. 6;l6 pm.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14

VIrlIER-FavOrite instumfn, of the PIln-
III c.ss Wales and most faihDruhr instrument Of Eng
and suCgeS-ul professor
nils llata1fct play nicely m months terms moderate
Address "ZITHEN," lnbunc Uptown Once. l.4os BIold
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14

NEw-YoRK. Saturday, Oct. IL, 1878.
The following sales were held at the Ex.
change SalesroOm to-dav.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14

fiouses ano farms mauieo.
yYTANTED-By a small family, nicely turf
w nished honse months from November IL Agents
need not address, Box 3.699. New.Yorh Post othee
XVANTED--A second 8o0r or fiat at mode
w rate renal location near 6hAve and ltthst feass
address with particulars, I. K. O.. Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE
gnstrutiion.
For Both sexes-City.
Art schools-New-York City.

ART SCHOOL.-The MISSES OSG0ODS have
~ arranged new and liberal plan by which every branch
Of taught 81 per threehOur lesson best ton
upon Satin silk Crayons OIL and Water eolors
and mineral painting upon China. Call and see specimens
Rooms and Domestic Building, corner l4thst ana Bioad
way
New-York tribune., 1878-10-14
GlrumUoats ano Railroads.

II ARRANGEMENT or PASSENGER TRAINS Jan.
lS77-LcaVe dep0ts foot OF COurandt and Dcsbrosses
al 80 D. M Night Express daily for FastOn. Bethlehem
Attention Mauch Chunk WikesoArre PlGtsion, Sayre,
mira Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo. NagaIa Fails
The West Pullman sleeping coaches attached.
R6Bf II. EANkE, Sup'L and EHgr.
General Eastern Office Church and COurandts stl
CHAS. II. CUMMINGS. Agent
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-28


BY the consolidation of the interests
Of the Kansas Pacific and the Union
Pacific the express business Of both
roads passes into the hands Of Mr.. E.
M. Morseman, who has heretofore been
superintendent of the Union Pacific,
while j. X. johnson, superintendent Of
the Kansas Pacific, whose Office is
merged into the first named, is made
assistant to Mr. Morseman. Under the
consolidation MI. w. F. Bechel, Of
Kansas City, auditor Of the Kansa,
Pacific express, has been appointed
auditor Of the two companies, will
headquarters at Omaha, to which cit
he will remove with his family abouI
the LIST Of July.
Major James Potter, Of the Denvei
Pacific, is to be Roadmaster of the Kan
sas Pacific. ~
General Manager Clark has appointed
Col. J.. ]. T. Ball joint ticket agent fol
the pooled lines In Denver. Col. Bal
is one of the Oldest railroad men in the
West, and his retaining in this import
ant position by the new Union Pacific
management is but . just recognition
Of fitness and long tried faithful ser.
vices, - >
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-28
Catholic Fair and Festival.

Last evening closed the series of fes.
tivities given at McDaniels' hall in aid
Of the Catholic church. From an early
hour at night until 2 O'Clock this morn
ing a throng Of visitors was present,
exceeding in numbers any other enter
tainment ever given In the city.
Among the many present we noticed
Governor Hoyt, several members Of the
Territorial legislature, City council,
and prominent business men. As on
previous evenings choice music was
furnished, the hop was a leading feature,
and the contest between the firemen fol
the possession Of the flag exciting,
The result of the voting for the flag
to the most popular fire company result
ed as follows: Alerts, 800; Durants, 100;
ellis, 93; and "McGonigle," 20.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-28
MILITARY MATTERS,

E EH H#L" - MHI#.E ... ~
The resignation of George R. Bacon.
First cavalry. has been accepted by the
President.
The leave Of absence granted Lieut..
w. c. Forbush, Fifth cavalry, from
headquarters mounted recruiting SER
vice, is extended fourteen days.
Col. T. j. Pitcher, First infantry,
will report in person for examination to
Maj. Gen. ". s. Hancock, President
OF the Returning Board, convened in
New York city.
Capt. John II. Donovan, Seventeenth
infantry, is granted leaye Of absence
for n year on account of sickness,
with permission to 60 beyond the sea,
order to take eject July 4.
Lieut.. Edmund Rice, Fifth infantry,
and Lieut.. A. II. jackson, Seventh in
fantry, being no longer required by the
Military committee Of the House of
Representatives, have been ordered to
rejoin their regiments. Ill.,
On Recommendation of the Academic
Board, Cadets Rogers L. Burnett and
Charles W. Taylor, LIST class, United
States Military Academy, are turned
back to join the next succeeding first
class. The designations of George W.
Crawford and Chas. N. Robinson, LIST
class. United States Military Academy,
are accepted.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-28
BROKE HIS NECK,
Fireman On the Denver 1 RE eraads
Road Killed II uashInstsa sprisss.

/ A frightful accident, resulting In the
death Of an employee Of the road,
occurred on the Denver & Rio Grande
railway Wednesday afternoon. The
particulars Of the affair a. they reached
this city are rather meagre and do not
give the name Of the party who was
killed. The deceased was q fireman on
the construction train on the road, and
had been working on the Alamosa ex-
tension for some weeks. The train was
run out from Alamosa yesterday morn
on some business, and was started back
In the afternoon When It neared q
station on the road known as Washing
ton Springs, 1t slacked up and stopped,
then backed up and started again. The
fireman had his head out Of the cab
window and appeared intent upon
watching something on the road. He
had his head turned away from the en-
CINE, and passing q water spout which
protruded to within a short distance of
the track, the mans neck and head
came in contact with it. The blow was
sharp and swift and broke his neck in
stantly. He fell over to one side Of the
cab aed was found dead by the engineer,
who noticed him lying on the floor.
The train ran on to Alamosa, where the
body was taken in charge by the en-
ployes Of the road and held to await ad-
vices from the mans family, If he had
any. Denver News.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-06-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

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The Whitney concertists departed
yesterday for the far east.
Mr.. West Meyer, and wife. are in
from their ranch on Horse creek, and
can be found at Dyer's. West looks
and talks like a granger now.
A. s. Kohlund, Esq, of the San
Francisco Chronicle, paid THE LEADER
office a visit yesterday. He went down
on one Of the afternoon trains to Dem
YER.
Mrs. R. Burnham, who has been Wis.,
iting her sister, Mrs. Frank Hunter, for
several weeks, left yesterday evening
for her distant home, at Albert Lea,
Minnesota,