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NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, r. l., Sept. 4.-The weather con-
tinucs hot and sultrY
RearAdmiral John ]. Amy u s. ", and family have
arrived at the Hotel Aquidneck.
Admiral NEGLECTED. has detailed officer to visit the
State institutions IN company with the Chairman OF the
state Board OF Charities and Corrections An officer
will also visit the schools OF TINS city daring the week
Hotel arrivals include:
Ocean House-The Rev ". J. Lane, Brooklyn J. C..
CASTOR. Chaideld, Mass; John Barlow. Mr.. Albert
Matbers the Misses Gryme Tracy r. Edison, the Misses
Miss A. NJ Dreer, Francis A. Lnwis jr Thomas r. Os-
born Philadelphia William slndford, Mrs Sawyer =.
A. Hammond, Providence; J. r. Stevens ana wife,
Montclair ~ j. ID. T. Plume aud vile, Waterbury Mrs.
Raymond, W. II. Harding and wife. Boston W. :. Bar
her, Fall River.
Hotel Aquidueck-S. T. Phelps and wife. NewYork (;
c. b. Brown r. c. Rorks. c. r. BroaIhead, Philadelphia
Admiral Amy. U. $ ~. aud family. c. B. Tuorndikc.
Chicago q. +. PendetOu, CINCINNATI X. I. Hammond
Milwaukee.
Tne gent .emcn composing the polo team. who are to
play with the members 81 the Buffalo club saturday,
have started with their ponies etc. victory Tor the
Westminster team Is predicted.
Another hop takes place at the Ocean House Saturday
night. .
Tue proprciors Of the Ocean House managed the ball
for the yellow sufferers Tie receipts promise 20
De very light. Mr.. JsWcs Gordon Bennett took 500
ity did take hold oil tn cutcrprsc." 10 Is SAID That
the hotel prOpuetOrs grauitUusy gave the music. sup
per- etc. for the bcnent Of the cause.
Tae proprictOrs OF the Ocean House are 20 receive
g. 800 nom the city Tor getting the citizens ball IN
honor OF Admiral Inglcleld and officers Monday
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REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK. Thursda

NEW YORK. Thursday, Sept. 5, 1873
The following sales were held ut the Ex.
change salosroom to-day:
BIZ Scott & MuerS.
lots Boulevard. bet S5th-st and S6th5s together
10 SIZE 2ossxiii; Georgs II Moer.. 81 1000
lots n 5 West S5th.st. ia II OF Boulevard each 20
x2O44: same purchaser Z44OU
100; SAM buyer. 1900
BIZ Il. p Rfker
' 81 4S SfGs Of SRav Veto lot 7IsS6 John Esf 1884
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Conntrp Real estate for Sale.


AT CROTON LANDING-FOR SALE
~ FARM Of 26scres suitable toI q gentlemans country
residence property located the vest side OF the Al
bany mile north Of the station aD commands
extensive OF the Hudson River The land u uy GOV.
cred apples pears and Other small fruits and Is al under
cultivation The buildings comprise good barn, Toulouse,
OutbuidDgs the house contains IL large tOODs
EDWARD CLARKE Tribune Ohlce.
DULKHEAD WATERFRONT near city for
I'D chemical works factories refneres Sci also blocks for
dwellings, sale low. terms r. A Young. 20 lApL
EOR SALE-At Peekslllll- On-the-H Hudson, the
u fine COUNTRY PLACE aud RESIDENCE OF the hto
Dayton, esq situate about ha an hours Tle rom
the station and opposite residences Of b. kttidge' esq
and W. Beecher The house has all the modern
cOnyeuiences is heated BY steam rooms large ample out
buildings fine conservatory; abundance Of water ana col9e
fruits Property located and will be sOd with from 70
10 40 acres OF land surroundings al respects desirable.
Inquire OF d. j. SPtsASO r. lO5 NoFtHse, y. J.
HUDSON RIVER, opposite POuglkeepsle.-
Large farm completely stocked price 100 per acre
BULAND & WHITING. Beekmanst.
GALE or EXCHANGE, at Newport r. l.,
- 40 with splendid water tron for prop.
erty In NeWYork Philadelphia vicinity. Address A. H.,
GA Grand-si., y. y
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NEWPORT, Sept. 5.-The torpedo expert
mouts to-day OF very interesting nature. They
consisted OF the firing of Of t0rpedos loaded with
dynamite. from launches by members OF the class, ana
OF sham battle between the United States steamer Nina
and the Government schooner Joseph Henry. Leuteu-
ant Tnackara charge oftne Nina, succeeded In striking
bottom OF the schooner his experiment being one "
the successful with that kind OF torpedo ever
corded at the station. Ensign McCrca also succeeded
In striking the schooner but his effort not as sue
cossu Lieutenant Thackaras owing 90 the fact that
the wire iOwing-llne parted. The torpedo tOBod
from the side Of the steamer by huge worked
by ropes blocks etc. Tho storm prevented further
experiments. The officers ~ tho station will continue
the experiments tomorrow for the benefit OF the board
The to-day also prevented the bal announced 10
be given board the BellerOphOn by NccAdmirnl In
geteld. and IL has been postponed until SATURDAY.
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Gitn properIp 90 fet.

o,~~-O~>~~o~~~~o~o~~~~~e
DJACENT to 5th-ave., 55th-st.-Magni-
~ hceny aud fully furnished medum-sized extension
dwelling: moderate select private family V. X.
STEVENSON, IT, 66 3th-aye, Pine aud 80 Last I1thsI
A small private family having more room
~ than they need, would LET FURNIS HE'D OF uN-
FURNISHED c0ngena party the second and part Of me
third floor Of their MODERN BROWN STONB HOUSE.
Apply to 3i3 ". s2D-ST- ADJOINING CENTRAL PARK.
HOUSES and FRENCH FLATS, furnished
uufurnshed, in desirable locations with All conyen'
fences. lot by HALL NIXON. Broadway, corner 5lstst
DLEASANT APARTMENTS.-Six and ten
4 rooms in good all COnyenicnces reasonable
rents Apply 20 JANITOR, 3lS East 79thst Tribune
Building.
IVINCHESTER APARTMENT HOUSE,
w Broadway 3lst amt 3ldsts; fully arranged
for h0usekeeping every thing stelass several Hats from
$50 TO $50 per month.
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6eIp n)anieo

A MIDDLEAGED woman, Protestant, TO
"A 90 TO the country TO take OF house; IN fam
- - references required Call zoe Och ave. near 80 ST.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAN5FERA
EFA YORK CITY

AIIen-st mo 6s): also Eldridgest :. 225 ftsof
Grand-st and also Eldridge-st W ;. 100 II OF kiY
ingt0n-st 25xl0O; Isaac Levy and vic TO Johanna
colieSessSs W: i2i Il n o. S5tb. i25xI0o Jane
Lyon to Letitla Lyon. ........, ..,..-.....;...
SHAVE s. 80. s It 5 OF fOth-st. 33.5x75 Charles
Hastings 90 George
52d-st u s. 300 II Of 3dave, 2OxlOO6; Henry
Specht and wife to Augnstinus FraDert -.;... -
2d-ave $, 0S-9 II OF 76th-st S01lOO5 JACOB l.
Maschket 90 Abraham II Jones ....-..,.:........,
13th.st 3 AIS II ~ OF 2d-aye, l5.6XlO3.3i Martha
Driv TO James PdcOck-
14th-st n g. l4ilo II Of University place. 25NlO53
III lot sanford, referee, 20 Alice Smed6erg, exc
cutrfx. etc tleasehOll).
5th-ave, from l3ith 10 l3Jth-sf, lO0xl99lO Hen
rvW Kennedy, referee. 10 the Manhattan SaVlngs
7th.aYe, r. between SD and 53d-st tots Nos 30, a.
az, 73. "a and 75l Dudley Field and wife 70 James
1884 ST. 3 s. $50 II OF 1stave, l0.SxlUO1l Charles
GliZier and wife to HOrtcnso Miitnacht...--.:;;
2daye W s. 500 II 8 OF 74th-st 25.6x67. George W
Blunt referee, TO Amelia Polsenecker.. .....:...:
7th-aye. .. SO Il OF goth e. 23XsO; Andrew Mol
To George Clarke.
Same property George o Clarke 10 KATRINA Aou..
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sitnntione marteo-- fflalss

by young man, who has been engaged IN
e furniture business three years understands single
and doubeentry bookkeeping good references. W. H. H. %
University place.
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tonsrs ano farms uanleO.

NNANTED-A furnished house in tirst-cas5
W location. family would board and give
privilege other reference given. Address
L. T. p. Box No. 10, Tribune Office
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Gonnirp prOperIp 20 Crt.

COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at GARRI-
~ SONS. opposite West Point Address FISHRILL
SAVINGS BANK, Fshklll, n y.
IL desirable dwelling ~ rooms furnished, five minutes
from depot 70 let from September will boan with
II desired. Address IL II. DOCGHiEbI1 144 Broad
S N. J.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

COr yea e mS ana sUS Of BTcadwPy 1904
Same 10 Martha @ Gray came propeitg. years.. 5000
D0GS sTs AhkS anq wi cor 70 and
ce ave- Of fs sist ST. na N 5000
0'A and others S9 Sots Of GyeA nstaimeS 447O
Jonas ave- A s6S 7stb9t ana months 10000
same TO Jacob Mascbke same property months. $500
lAo 1Sgus' 10 i' .s i,. - 1 54s5o
18th st s Of istaTe .Iu 1900
VOL ist hSaf S Of T'S as. years $500
"rF1y Of af IsIavs q J YEARS. -on. 1900
same years ar same i-o.. $40 -. 5000
same yss 10 same i1O'u-o'' 1oot - 5000
Same TO John Ross n = 2Othst Of lstave. year 5000
Y0ungs. Salle & Leopold Schepp 49thst, OF 80,
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Brett george. executor. 10 Daniel $4,000
He9 is s se59tz ana anone $500
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Address AIIf-N 10 I-lIaytIlt-aNe.. BI00AIyh n y.
TO LET-Suburhan dwellings at Richmond
Hin, L. J.: neat and cOmmodious, with all modern i'm
station wihn2O minutes OF Hun
tors 30 from Flatbush aye equally adapted for Win
Ter plea and b. ahy location. Apply 90
.. b. FOWLER, Richmond I'LL. or GEORGE BlDOOOD
(Ohce Of Man & ParsOns), SO WalLsL
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NOACHMAN and GROOM.-Bv a young ma

~ who thoroughly understands his business mai
aud will make himself generally useful gentleman
place best city references from last employer Address
BOX Is. Tribune Uptown Ofice, l,23S BROADWAY
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Nook WASH and IRON--RY a German

~ German Protestant Young respectable and
well recommended competent Ia either capacity chamber
mail waitress cleans silver &cs excellent sober hon
obignz woman country city. Ca al No $3.50 9TH
ave, 23dst, LIST door.
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GARDENER.-Sit wanted by an expe-
" rieneed gardeners good references. Address O. H.
Tribune Office.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-12-12

warrants on district No. 2, and pay in
terest On the same; warrants to be pay
able in one and two years, to the
amount Of $1,000. This action was
taken to pay of the Indebtedness Of
the district. o. P. Goodwin was ap-
pointed to make arrangements for car
rying the decision into effect. In fur
Their explanation Of this course taken
by the board, 1t may be stated that at
the general election, held on the first
Monday in May last, the people Of dis
trict No. 2 voted a tax of $1,000 20 pay
the yearly expenses Of two schools-one
on the Chug, and the other at the head
Of Horse creek. The result Of their
action was submitted to the county
commissioners, but the board Of equal
ization levied on school district No. 2
a tax of one-half mill ON the dollar, In
stead of one-half cent on the dollar,
leaving a deficiency Of s1,395. This
amount, Mr.. Goodwin says, must be
met.
The board adjourned to meet at the
residence Of o. p. Goodwin, on Little
Bear creek, January 10, 1879.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-12-12
PERSONAL.

e. Cuthbertson Of the firm Of Cuth-
bertson & Young, left yesterday after.
noon for Deadwood. He will be absent
about ten days.
VIM. L. Patten of the Denver Journ-
al0f Commerce, is at the Inter Ocean.
Mr.. A. D. Butler came up from Gree
ley yesterday afternoon. He was ac-
companied by his bride.
Hugh N. Burke, of the San Francis
CO Bulletin, passed through the city yes
terday, en- route for his home on the
Pacific coast. He was accompanied by
his wife.
VIM. Lindenmeier, Of Fort Collins,
Is paying q visit to Cheyenne.
R. A.. Cunningham, advance agent
for the Joe Taylor comedy company, is
autographed at the Inter Ocean.
Hon. A. J. Poppleton, attorney for
the Union Pacific road, has returned to
Omaha from his western visit.
Col. W. W. Junkin, of the Fairfield
(Iowa) daily Ledger, was in the city
yesterday. He had been on q visit. to a
brother at Rosita, Colorado.
s. D. Silver, who exhibited the speak
ing monograph at the Methodist Epis-
copal church last night, Is at the Inter
Ocean.
Among the latest arrivals In the city
is F. E. Free, U. s. A.
DR.. Geo. B. Graf, Of Omaha, is reg
istered at the Inter Ocean.
Sheriff Carr returned from Denver
yesterday.
o. K. Rockwell, of Genessee, N. Y,
Is in the city.
Mr.. P. J. Mcnamara went east yes
terday afternoon. He will be absent
about three weeks.
DR.. J R. Bowman, a former resident
of Cheyenne, came up from Denver yes
terday. We regret to see him in such
poor health. The doctor expects to re-
turn to Denver to-day.
Mrs. W. G. Lykins went down o
the Colorado Central train yesterday to
visit friends at Fort Collins. She will
be absent four or Eve days.
Mrs. q. W. Fisher started to Ohio on
a visit. Col. Fisher will accompany
her to Omaha, and probably as far as
Chicago. They departed yesterday.
Gustav. schnitger, United States mar
shall, is at Laramie City.
Mr.. II. Snodgrass is visiting relatives
in Virginia.
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that the mails are not carried over the
routes designated In the contracts with
the stage company. They seek to have
the Cheyenne coach enter the Hills
via Fed Canon, pass through Custer,
Hayward, Hill City and Rapid; thence
ON to Deadwood. ;
Geo. L. Seybolt, special agent Of the
posto0lce department, has returned to
O.naha from Dakota, whittier he went
TO secure the arrest Of the Canton post
master, VINO Is more than 5000 be-
hind in his accounts. The official,
Falde, was indicted on Saturday. Sey-
bolt recovered over IS 5000 Of the
money.
Henry Hodgman and Frank Molr,
two prominent business men of Lar
annie City, have rendered themselves
notorious by INDUCING In a street fight.
Mrs. Mark v. Boughton, of Couk.
Callison notoriety, is very Ill at Dead.
wood.
The Dakota legislature will meet on
the 14th prox. at Yankton.
Capt. onley and company have been
ordered temporarily from Fort Randall
to guard the Red Cloud agency build.
ings and post on the Missouri. The
troops at Red Cloud of the Third cav
airy have been ordered to Camp Sheri.
dan, and will march cross the country
240 miles.
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From the Information we have at
hand concerning the hop to be given at
Camp carlin, tomorrow night, we are
convinced that 1t will be Of the
leading events Of the season. The
Gilliss hose company is composed of
gentlemen, whose energy In whatever
they undertake Is a leading character
istic. The committees chosen to con-
duct the hop tomorrow night, assure
US that no pains will be spared to rem
der the festivities highly enjoyable to
all.
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Paragraphs Exhibition.

The speaking photograph was exhib-
tied last night in the Methodist church,
by Mr.. s. D. Silver. The photograph
is the most wonderful but not by any
means the greatest, invention Of Mr..
Edison. In its present state Of devel-
opment it is useful only as a toy, but it
Is valuable and interesting even then.
Sounds are reproduced, though in a
greatly modified degree. A listener
upon closing his eyes, would fancy that
q ventriloquist were practicing his art,
or that some person was speaking
through a metallic tube. Sounds in a
high key are given out the most dis
tinctly. Whistling is reproduced very
clearly. A lady's voice gives better
results than a gentleman's, because of
quicker vibrations, which, Of course,
produce a finer voice. For amusement
the photograph is an immense success.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-12-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

DELMoNIco-J. M. Edgar, Portland,
Oregon; J. II. Watts, Santa Fe, N. NJ;
N. J. Stone, San Francisco; Thos.
Koran, Laramie City; J. L. Welker,
Canton, No.; $. B. Hall, Ogden.
DYER's-C. G.. Kelsey, Moline, III.
E. F. Kelley, Chicago; W. L. Crockett,
A. ]. Gregory and John Sweesey, Lar.
annie City; ]. E. Neither and wife,
Mexico; D. McIlvaine and d. McFar.
lane. Eagles Nest, Wyo.
METROPOLITAN &C. D. Lloyd, st.
Louis, Mo-; VIM. Brown, Laramie
City; F. g. Buell., Washington, D. q.
John Machin and John WEIGH, For,
Mckinney.
INTER OCEANS. Book, Z. T. HUI
man and Mrs. Mary E. Woodruff, For,
Laramie; A. Lamott, Chicago; G. May
field, Camp Robinson; j. H. Marks
Grand Island; J. H. Mason and Johl
Whitley, Toledo, Ohio; Chas. Miller
Omaha; F. A. Hyde, W. R. Nolan ant
H. H. Bailey, Denver; R. Robinson
Ogden; W. W. Robinson, st. Joseph
No.; John Q. Twinchell, Boston, Mass.
]. Lister, Ireland.
RAILRoAD-Geo. s. Webb, st. Louis
James Schliener, N. Y; H. c. Lowrie
D. G. McBear, Thomas Wright, Johr
Mitchell, Denver; John Whiteside
Geo. II. Stevens, Chicago; R. B
Drake, Elmira, N. Y; D. NJ. Knowles
Louisville, KY; W. Wolcott, Syracuse
N. Y; Mrs. L.. B. Wright, San Fran
cisco.
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Arrival Of Troops.

The troops belonging to the Fifth
cavalry, which have been expected for
several days past, arrived from Fort
Laramie yesterday and went into win
ter quarters at Fort Russell. The out
At, Capt. Payne in command, consists
Of five companies, numbering three
hundred and fifty men, commanded
af follows: Lieut.. Augur, Co. A; Lieut..
Hall, Co. B; Lieut.. Paddock. Co. d;
Lieut.. Cherry, Co. F, and Lieut..
Watts, Co. n. Accompanying the COM
mand were fifteen packers, two hum
dred mules and twenty wagons.
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An Age OF Surprises.

We are constantly hearing Of some
new and wonderful invention or discov-
cry. such as the telephone, monograph,
electric light, etc., which tends to re-
v%olutionize all the old fashioned ideas
of what is what. The principal draw
back to the use of these new appliances
has been the considerable outlay neces-
sary for their intr~ oduction; but this
difficulty as regards the telephone has
been satisfactorily overcome. A Bos-
ton firm has succeeded in producing an
instrument that works n mile, which
they are able to sell for $500 complete.
A description Of the invention will be
found in our advertising columns.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-12-12

A general court martial commenced
at Fort Sanders yesterday, for the trial
Of prisoners. Following is the detail
for the court:
Captain John W. Brewer, assistant
surgeon, U. ). A.
Captain William H. Powell.
First Lieutenant George o. Webster.
First Lieutenant Edward L. Baily.
First Lieutenant Robert a. Young.
Second Lieutenant Carver Rowland.
All the above are of the Fourth In
fantry.
First Lieutenant John Scott, regi-
mental quartermaster Fourth infantry,
Judge advocate.
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Educational.

On Monday the board of directors of
school district No. 2 met at the resi-
dence Of d. s. Shaw, on Horse Greek,
for the purpose Of transacting such
business as might properly come before
1t.
The bill of s65, presented by John
Grosher, for the delivery Of ten cords
of wood, at the school house on the
head of Horse creek, was examined,
decided correct, and a warrant ordered
drawn upon the treasurer for the
amount. Several other bills were also
presented and allowed.
The next term Of school for the
Chugwater and Horse creek districts
will commence February 1, 1879.
Teachers will receive $50 per month Of
twenty-five days each.
o. p. Goodwin was instructed to pur-
chase sixteen seats from district No. /,
for the us Of the Chug school house.
The board agreed to issue district
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DECEMBER WAITS.

Travel on the trains light yesterday.
The little e 6 are already preparing
for Christmas.
Seven passengers went out yesterday
on the Deadwood coach.
The boys In blue were mero
about town last night.
Gillis hose company hop at Camp
Carlin Tomorrow night.
See what Butler has done. Single
man 60 thou and do likewise.
The work on the sewer will probably
be finished as early as Saturday next.
The troops which arrived from Fort
Laramie yesterday are in excellent con-
dition.
Prof. J. A. Smith will furnish the
music for the printers hop on Christ
mas Eve.
Young man, get ready to turn over q
new leaf for 1879. How does the old
one that you seal down impress your
The play, "Life in the West; or the
Road Agents of the Black Hills" was
repeated last night at Recreation Hall.
The man who goes to church simply
because he has nothing else to do, may
not be q heather, but he Is certainly an
idle worshipper.
Wives should always sit up for their
husbands instead Of getting their ser
wants to do 70. It makes two hours
difference In their arrival.
The debate on financial policy last
night, at the reading rooms, was well
attended, and the exercises fraught
with interest to all present.
We understand Mr.. A. r. johnson
contemplates organizing a company for
travel to present his new play, "Life
In the West, or the Road Agents of the
Black Hills"
The postmaster general has ordered
the appointment Of VIM. H. Wheeler
as postmaster at Pine Bluff, Laramie
county, Wyoming, in the place of ].
Gordon, resigned.
On Christmas Eve, the printers Of
Cheyenne will give a grand hop at Nc
Daniels new hall on Eddy street. We
shall have more to say in a future issue
about this entertainment.
A rumor is floating about the city
| that AZ q Af Drocbcur .vh1 ~. Haor
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-12-12

HURRAH FOR THE HoLIDAYsI
-
Look at his Array.
-
Majolica ware In all its varieties.
Dresden China.
Elegant goods in Spode ware.
Hand decorated China.
Fancy decorated Dinner. Tea. Desert.
and Tete-a-tete sets.
Ererthing in decorated and plain China.
Pianos.
Organs.
Piano Covers.
Piano and Organ Stools.
Music Stands,
Music Racks.
Chromos.
Oil Paintings.
Jardiniers.
| Slipper Racks.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-12-12
Closing Out.

In order to close out my large stock
Of groceries previous to removing to
Leadville, Colorado, / will sell much
below cost, as freight to Denver and
cost Of packing viii amount to almost
% per cent; hence for the next two
weeks I offer great bargains. Come
and get prices.
Dict ApoLPH NEuarrz.
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Arrived.

A large assortment Of beautiful goods,
suitable for holiday presents, consisting
Of writing desks, card receivers, work
boxes, glove boxes, jewel boxes, ladies'
and gentlemen's .satchels, Handsomely
furnished, cigar cases, Ink stands. A
very numerous collection Of celluloid
brushes. combs, mirrors and numer-
Gus other articles bought for cash, and
to be sold at the lowest prices. Now
ready for inspection at Addoms &
Glover'A d5-tf
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ores. n.rr.ins IN oroeerIes.

Great Bargains in orocedes.
The entire stock Of e. H. Leibey, gro
Ger, ON Sixteenth street, will be sold at
cost BY the undersigned, from day to
day until disposed Of.
This Is y grand chance for securing
bargains, as the whole stock on hand
must be closed out without delay.
The goods to be sold consist of
Canned Goods, Teas, Sugars, Flour,
Bacon and q large variety Of General
Groceries and Supplies.
L. r. BREsNAHEN, Assignee.
Cheyenne, Dec. 10. d1l-tf.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-12-12
Fur M~anufae.ory.

The only mandatory Of fine furs,
sealskin sacques In the city Is at NJ.
Aoses'. Nc. $50 Sixteenth street. Goods
made to order in all styles. Aukinds
OF repairing done on short notice.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-12-12

There is n article no good grocer
Is ever without, and the public demand
it necessarily. We speak Of Dooley's
Yeast Powder, long since determined
to be the best Of its kind. All bread,
biscuit, rolls, cake, ETC., made from it
are nutritious, healthy, and delicate.
Another thing to be remarked is that
the cans are full weight, and the pow
der 30 pure and strong, that less of it
Is required for its purpose.