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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-23

THE New York World gives Tilden
very cold comfort.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-23

THERE has been a fall in coffee. II
ought to settle.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-23

wash away the British Isles in from lif-
teen minutes to five days.
Physicians are short lived. Accord
ing to the London Ldacet, their average
g at death is 50 years. Why will they
keep tasting their medicines?
Indiana age, rs all states
and people should. The railroads car
ried free to the state fair all people of
20 years of age and upwards who had
resided in the state for forty years, and
the old folks were given dead-head
tickets to the show.
Within the present year four of the
richest men of San Francisco or the
Pacific coast-Mark Hopkins, William
S. O'Brien, Michael Reese and David
ID. ~Colton-have died, and through
their deaths in the neighborhood of
s50,000,000 has been left to heirs.
People with east or west fronts to
their houses should prepare to shift
them around. A French scientist says
that nc person has ever been struck by
lightning while facing the north, and
that buildings having the longest 'front.'
age north and south are quite safe from
the electric fluid.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-23

DyiItssr!sat and thorough plocd,pnrifyIns proper
ties. DIR. Piercefs Golden Medical Discovery cures
all 1Iunoe+ from the worst scrofnln TO a Common
Hf.teh, Pfuspie, or Eruption. Mrrrrffaf diseasc,
Mineral PoIsons. and their effects. arn sradlclfcd,
n1d Vigorous hesiff ma a sousst ccn-fitutirr ests,-
llshcd. ErJnipeinz, knif-rhcura. Fever korc<. scniy
or Rough skin, in short. all disrasfs CaESc-1 hy bal
Hood, are CONQUERED by this powerfll, Purifying, amt
fnvfgoratfng medicine.
-Especially has It manifested its poiturE IN curing
Tetfer, Rose Hnsh. BoIi< Cnrbnielea. Sore Iyes,
seIofaieu. sore. and sueilines. Mh;tc s~gcIiiEc~
II you feel dull, drowsy, dcbliifatcfi, have slilog
color OF skin. or yellouisii-brown spots on face or
body, frequent headache or dizziness, bad taste In
mouth, internal heat or ehills. aliernnte.l With bot
Pushes. low spirits. and gloomy forebodlngs. Irregular
appetite. and tongue coated. you arc suffering fFum
Torpid liver. or ..Biiiousnca-.v III many eases IL
experieneei. Asa refn9iy for al sutii eases. .ilr.
1t effects perfect and radical cures.
In the cure OF RronchliiA Severe Coazh-, nd The
carly stages of Consumption. IL has astunishri thn
medical faculty, and enlnent physicians prononncc
1t the greatest medical discovery or iH- uEr- Willie
II cures The seyerest Coughs. Il strengtilca rs thc .. st,in
and purines the blood. Sold by drit-lets-
H.. .PIERCE VI. u. prop'r. Worlifs Di.lcnslTy
and Invallds' Hotel, BuAsiotS.f. To-
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-23

TIE marriage of Nj. Wheeler C.
Ellis at Georgetown, Col, and Lipa Sell
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Territorial Republican Ticket.
For Delegate in the Forty Sixth Congress.
STEPHEN w. DowNEY.
Laramie County Republican Ticket

Fbr County COMMISSIONERS,
GEo.L. HOLT
JOHN II. DURBIN.
- GHARLES HIGHT.
Ebr Skerif,
E HENRY H. H~ELPHENSTINE.
For County Attorney,
EDWARD +. JOHNSON.
For Probate Judge,
FRANK 5. WHITNEY.
For County Treasurer.
FRANK S. WHITNEY.
For County Clerk,
JOHN X. JEFFREY.
For Superintendent Of Schools,
WESLEY p. CARROLL.
For Assessor,
For Surveyor,
For Coroner.
WILLIAM +. LEE.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-23

BE- careful to call for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iEh lest you get some worthlts- fraitarioh. sold
Tie United states and Canadas. and by WTsixS 80
POTTER. Proprietors. Boston, Mas. 80 ~
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-23

RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH

INSTANTLY relieves and permanently cures this
i loathsone disease In all its varying stages. It
possesses the soothing and healing properties OF
plants, herbs md barks In their essential form, FREQ
from every nbrous contamination, and IN this re.
spcct diners from every other known remedy. In
one short ycar 1t has founi Its way IRON the Atlantic
to tho Pacific coast. and wherever known has be-
come tho standard remedy for tho treatment of Ca
tarrh. Tho propriotors havo been waited upon by
gentlemen, Of national reputation who have been
cured by this remedy, and who have, Mt consider
rblo. expense md personal trouble, spread tho
good news throughout the circles IN which they
move. When you hear n wealthy gentleman OF In.
tclllgencc and, refinement say. II owe my life to
Hanford's Radical. Cure" you may feel assured
that IL Is IN article OF great value, and worthy
of the day.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-23

- FfRECINCT
For Justices Of the Peace,
Gheyenne-JoHN SLAUGHTER,
THOMAS NJ. FISHER.
Fort Laramie-F. l.. GREENE.
Hat Creek-JOHN ii. BOWMAN.
Far Constables,
Cheyenne-RUFUS II. KlPP,
AK JOHN +. CURRAN.
Fort Laramie-W. II. COLEMAN
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-23
DIR. sAGE's CATARRH REMEDY

nroduces radical cures OF the worst cases OF Catarrl,,
no matter OF how long standing. The liquid r.inedy
PIERCE's Douche. This Is the only form OF insfru-
mcnt yet Invented with which fuid medicine can tc
parts OF the affected nasal passages, AMI Tue chain
beers or cavities communicating herewith, In whielt
sores and ulcers frequently exist, and from which
the catarrhal discharge GENERALLY procce,is; ~ us
is pleasant and easily undcrstood, from directiSs
accompanying each instrument, DR.: ShGh's -
tarrli Remedy cures recent attacks OF "Coid IN the
ant to use, containing no strong or caustie ,lrt,s or
gista- X. v. PIERCE, VI. D.. Prop,r. NnrlH'a MS
pensary and I~nvaliis' Hotel, Buffalo, NY.
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The U. 5. Mail carried free. We
have First-C Glass Eating Stations, and
the division agents take all pains to
secure the comfort of passengers. The
route is well protected, having three
military posts on the road, leaving
only 40 miles between military camps,
insuring safety over the entire route.
j. T. GILMER, NJ. T. PATRICK,
M. SALISBURY, L. VOORHEES,. u
mar2-dawtf s7l
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THEY ARE THE REST.


nA..sroz sra. N. u. Wen hSaE I. sa y oHoHS
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An Electro-Galvunio BATTERY combined
with n highly Mcdicnfed 6trengfhcnino
Plaster, forming the best Plaster for pains
and In b world Of Medicine.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
CIVIL NOTES.

In supplementary proceedings on judg-
ment obtained by Wm T. Riggs against Leonard Grover,
for 557 Al Mr. Poole, of the lessees OF the Grand
Opera House. testified that Mr. Grover had interest
in the play Our Boarding House." written by him, but
that he Poole and his partner owned the play and all
properties connected with IT,
Counsel in the case of Mary Grogan against
the New-York and Harlem Railroad Company, already
reported has obtained from Judge Sanford stay Of
thirty days make ont appeal to tho General
Term Of the Superior Court Judge Nelson, Lytteton
GarrettsOD and Robert l. GarrettsOn appear for the
appellant and Elliot T. Shepard and Mir. Hitler for the
respondents.
The suit between Mrs. Elizabeth Mccall and
James LOrimer Graham has been amcablY settled She
received from the estate Of her husband, John H..
Mccall, about $4,000, which in 1863 was valued at
over S69OOO She left it in the charge Of her cousin,
Mr.. Graham, and recently charged that nothing was
left but house Ninth-sf She caused his arrest in a
civil suit, making these charges, and he gave bail in
$4,000 He claimed that the losses resulted from M
fortunate Investments The has been settled and
the bail released.
An examination into the mental condition OF
Mrs Diana Bameister was made on Saturday before
commission composed Of Robert Dodge DR.. Frederick
Dame and Charles b. Haswell, and a sherifFs jury
Mrs. Baneister Is very deaf but placed on the
stand. Her answers il not incOherent decidedly
wild She pointed several persons strangers 70 her.
those who had WrOnged her, and said she had not
trusted her money 10 any bank since Sherman's bank
broke but had buried of it. Her doctors thought
there insanity, though perhaps some sOftening
OF the brain, and other persons denied that she
insane The matter was adjourned 70 next Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
THE COURTS.
nmn nrsRANns ANp ONE WIFE.

~
Emma J. squier applied on Saturday to Judge @
Ll" =, tbo JEFFERSON Market Police Court, for war
ant against her first husband John or1i1g uuPP TO
I.ns his youngest daughter, Nellie AccOrus ~
aoaDoouH. ~. 49,, ayrav from boardingschool in 1893
sS Knapp ana father dahst'd Ssr Kna1y nancy
Ssd five children When her father deo IN IoOo divorce
her and she went TO Indiana and got
SsSecr 1873 In December l9aS sg To- the
sepsJ5 sonier but first, by an appnVS'O, 'On,nnelled
SDalSi of Charities aud COrrSete1'e Ole ba saws
Tnanp To- support the child Nellie ~ IL Nc would
Anapp ofTed 10 nav for his ehd's suppor' fn@ ~ but
Aaf f and she agreed. She says he pare sft her
"a ps the child until her second husp9S In 1876
S1S Ise5 s6e made this applicson oeraw the
n,,, nbtained divorce from her az y,entbs ago
h second husband left her, and nas ave wears ago
~ ~ Inerace Knapp's story Is sat k cSiidren she
h;s vie left him He took charge o. about 10 marry
OF the ntt' M be was neglecting tne eiii1 S ber
again, a' az ne daugbter Thcn she uigv ~ 10 ~ sino II as
charge 0l ms MS sSf she had recovered II Vac % nsi 5
child, ana sog roTance 10 him JusUee oliSl VI ei
means o. Ms f,arole In the ditefnoOh I, 9luio5 5
nm ~ before the Justice ana SsA9 ia ~ nrocnred an
appeafed bjs wife 50 a week she had pTOOuICu an
fiom pay him for abandonment but be claimed au
SSsived him into the belief that her nrst huSON va"
Sesd Justice Smith declined TO interfere
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
n1sopDERIY FAMILY.

William Carney, of No. $50 East Ninth-st''
and his two sons John and William, were arrested Tor
Ssordery conduct yesterday morning by ofcers Caier
and Noble Of the Eleventh Precinct William the son.
,urued on officer Noble and fired shot az him trom
ver which he threw in the street. The OInceIs lhen
sI,bbed him into submission, and made extra chatses
sSsnst him feOniOus assault and unlawiny carrying
~ oacers When arraigned at the Essex Market Police
SsuTi their heads were wrapped UP in bandages ana
came 10 nerpOse bis friendly offices in their behalf
SnIltsm Carney ir., was granted examination, be
snse he complained Of his inability 10 explain The aar
rny IN his injuries The two other persons were re-
0irea TO furnish bail each in $500 TO keep the peace
FOR six months or to stand committed each Tor one
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
PROBABLE NFAYTICIDE Ar PEEKsKILL.

coroner Foshay, of Peekskill, recently held
- nqnesl upon the body Of a male infant found
a'1'ing 10 the Hudson River. Dr. Knight testified
@ tue infant was about three weeks old the jury
,.Aue'ed verdict OF death from cause unknown
No. Heck, hrs Philip Travis stated 70 Justice Couch
s6e sd Was born IN her house on April 2s and that
- sus peeted II the infant found In the river
ny ~ eecsred sbe could identity Il by "cfumpled"
- uvay was accordingly ex0umed, and the babe with
~. ~ mMfOfmed as described was fully Identified
ttesis then strted that Alice Haight, age eighteen
fe, s o. John Haight respectable farmer living a
ehS lghiands, Putnam County, the mother OF the
ft Ane woman was arrested aud taken before Justice
sne declared that the father Of the dead child
NJ s5 VS. Chase pedder who travels with wagon
we NJ added that she gave the child to an Irish
bad sof iof temporary care and the latter told her that
Ha1 Qied and was buried.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
IN SEARCH OF THE FRANKLIN RECORDS.

Captain S. o. BuddingtOn, who commanded
the Polarls in the Arctic Expedition, after Captain
Halls death. visited the schooner E0then. lying
the foot Of North sxth-st Williamsburg recently, and
approved Of the preparations for cruise I'm search
the records OF the Franklin Expedition. Cartain d. L.
Bralne, who commanded the Junata in the POlaris
Search Expedition In 1873, has taken much interest
the lifting out Of the vessel, and offered many sugges
nOns. The EOthen will start to-day, and will
be accompanied down the bay bv ChiefJustice DAILY,
Rear-A Admiral Gore Jones' OF the British Legation
Captain Braine, Captain BuddngtOn. General Hancock
and many others. George Cabot Ward treasurer of the
Geographical Society, has sent circulars to many
merchants downtown, inviting subscriptions 20 insure
The pecunlary SUCCESS OF The expeditiOn.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
DECIsIONs-JuNEs. 8.

Supreme Court ChamberS-By Judge Potter
COnkling agt. Miller.-MOtiOn denied
Judge LaWronce.-HurT Bet-I must deny this
ton direct that Of Belt bs
fOney forthwith filed memorandum. In the matter
Of ParsonsThere ground for interference part
under those statutes memorandum Cox aCt TOTens
Motion denied memorandum In the matter OF PeckThe
surety only required 20 justify in the amount Of the penalty
O the bond IN the O undertaking he must justify in
twice the specified in the undertaking. Code Section 81
in the matter OF BuneyI cannot these sought
70 be raised habeas corpus writ dismissed and prisoner
maaded IN the matter Of SavenThe child delivered 10 the
custody Of the relaor Brown agt Langley Patt agt Bird
saL-MOtions granted Bleihdom agt. Rudhewig-Reused
In the matter Of DeLameter and others; LainngWe ag
Bachrau Winters agt Kennedy AstOr act. Wood Dunmur
egt. King Powell agt Stokes Mccormick ast SheridaD-
Granted.
sDteiai Zsrm-By Judge Donohue-Englsnd agt Eng.
land-Ths Is cause for Circuit Townsend ag MCGEE et
a.-This cause must OH the teTn.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
DRAWING A PISTOL IN COURT.

Catharine Green. of No. 112 ThompsOn-st.,
attempted to shoot Caroline Avrcks, OF No. 220 South
Y3ftbave yesterday, in the jefferson Market Court
,oom she drew sngle5arreled pistol and presenting
A. at Miss Avreks, said: Il viii put balls in you
before you leave this court" Officer Jolly dsaImed
ME Green and then preferred charge against her.
She sed the most filthy and abusive language IN court
and was sent 20 Blackwclls Island for six months. The
woman Avricks then appeared complainant against
eolOred man named David Green, whom she charged
win sssautng her. This charge the cause of the
assault by Miss Green, who, although white woman,
lives with and supports Green The latter was sent 10
she Island for twelve mouths.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

sUPREArE CoUKT-CHAMBERs- awreDce JNos. as go, 60
3s5. 2S0, 2sS, 257. 25a
stEcIAL TEEMzDoaoh9e. J-DemureTs; Nos T. 3, $, 10
tss 2s2 800 90 81. 273 $50 5g7 g S65 368 394 402
SO SIS S74 rs. ass 40, zSi. 662 Sos 5S5
25zS 6ss sgS 1887 2l55 145 1882 4le 1852 llsg 1888
1872 272S 2724 l47s, lsl 1851, $685. S9O7 2OSl S227
1 PsrT a -yaP s, veEs s & 1s92 25s 92
ayss I9S 1854 1871 i1isc ie i5at 1851 lA1i lOsO
PART II1-Banoty JNos zoe, b12, 5O6 507 1926, Ss4,
stFERloR CoURT-sFEcAL TEEll-seogwck j. Demurrers
Noe 10 Issues Of Fact-NOs 90, 40 "a. a. 55 49, Ie
THAI TEES-PiET i-aDforiJ. $50 7O7 o. go, 7Ol.
PART II-Curiis, &. y.-Case Oh l5l.
1872 1908 lG07 l0i6 lOl9 $50 995 lOl8 lo2 1879 1926
800 iS3S 1886 8sl 82S 8So 6s a5$ osS S. 1906
,cosnox PLEAs-CHnBRRs- HOesen. Nos 8. G, 10.
E.I EEssTE 5T TEgl5 Robinson JSos l9 o,,. o,o,
S So 2 S2t il4S M l4SS go lil5 l9es 2229 4sl
ls.s, 1852, 653, 1l0G llOf.
isa.,hr y Bal JNos AN l4el e2ola 1872 sss
~, ~ 1856 225l, ll79 753. 4l6
~ 4s7S 2e$ 14s6 1852, 1902 a57e. 2Ol4 4627, 1850,
PssI sierdaa, Josos l79i. 1880 1896 1868 4sG9
az ssss @ 4gg 800 45js. 2627 ll7l, $780, 4S2l' 4O90
s fssI IT. iIlJ1sIrno JNos 4ses 4e5s as4s 2e70 go,
GEfa, ~ SSSs. W. <aII ~ 49a9 4g'9 tg5S
ss isseerg William H. Brvne Michael B. Kelly, feloni-
ESl1 lss,i and BAT cry William Heghe, burglars John
Ises ,eeny nom the person Joseph Becker and Annie
ns tgssy; Piip Ford Michael HeTsOn robbery James
A1is JOAN w. sarfell feonous assault and battery
tnseins hbsi EdgsId Ludwig excise Herman Meyer,
VefeT ss1e1ti frank kinze, Samuel Edwards, samuel
bf ~sf IIiackett RJamss Aiaein John Fitzgerald. rob.
essay Oscar spiier. perjury; Patrick Donnely, JOHN
io66fg s5sHi larceny John Crawford James asekinsa
's'n assault Oaleiy Emil Rocheil disordefy house.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
A CAUTION 10 LANDLADIEs.

Philip Pearson, a confidence operator, has
been arrested by the police Pearson and his cOnfeder
Ate would call at house and profess be in search Of
rooms While the landlady showed the confederate
over the house, Pearson, who affected lameness and
NAMED in the parlOr stole whatever he could find.
Thcy visited the house of Mrs Harriet L. Beck Of No
East Twelfth-st, saturday, but boy in the house
saw Pearson az work and gave the alarm. He was
caught after long chase, but his companion escaped
over the rear fence Pearson was yesterday held IN
Rl zoo bail by Justice Smith.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
ITIUF SFA-SUORE COTTAGE.

Ia orler afford summer Resort for the Young work
ing.women York In need Of rest and recre
ti1u, The SUa-Shore Cottage, at AtdniCNc ntaS LOhg
Iranc j. has purchased and viii be opened on the
first of July next for tLc reception ~ visitors
The Cottage situated immediately on tue soaahoIe u
ample facilities for ho enjoyment OF tho DrachS sea All
ami surf bathing upon IT, own beach ,.,.. .,
avail themselves OF inc opioi
should apply once IN person AZ the Laues C1l-an
IniOn No - MaslugDuplace n0rih side Mhere iurther
Information will be freely References Wl DC Ieleu
charge board has been liked ~ 90 or one week. OF
80 for Two weeks. including railroad fares both ways
N...A Alrl Iunnl
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10

the Lake survey and Mississippi River surveys and his
duties in with the South Pass improvements
Leave Of absence for six months on surgeons certificate
OF disability, is granted Captain william Prince Ord
Department The resignation of FirstIieutenant
Bernard Reilly, jr, 9th Cavalry has been accepted by
the President.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
GInsiral 5nsrrnmeTrs

A DUMAHAUT late S. Y. BALL a. CO.,
N. No 25 EAST l4THST.
Chcerings Stenways and other PanOs ana organs ~"
for cash. on instalments and for rent
I IGHTE g. ERNST. old house OF I1ghte 81
css and on easy monthly payments, at ~ East lithet
Also Smths AMERICA ORdANS
NEEDHAM'S PARL0R ORGANS, sos %
~ stops double reeds) 10 $1,000 Buy OF manutacturer
save TWO profits A new instrument-(IhE NEEDliAM
MUSICAL ca BINEr)-upon which any one can play any
tune by simply working the pedals Price, $40 and up
T.. p. NEEDHAM & son. 143 East 23dst, n Y
nRGANS.-Splendid $340 organs for $100,
$500 for 500 75 S2OO for $O S9O for $50 aud
slG5 for s55 PIANOS$9OO pianoorte for S22J $500 for
5000 $3.50 $685. 800 for $685. 5000 for 1885, cash not
perfect order; Warlnted great bargains,
univaed Instruments unequaed prices send for catalogues
HORACE WATERS SONS. 40 East l4thst. n. u
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
Religious Notices.

Tho Cou.ecratlon Of the Rev GEO. b. SEYMOUR, ., D.,
d. Dean OF lie General Theological seminary as Bfshop
Of Springfield, Will take place In - ,.h.., ~.
Iupe III, at III o'clock.
The clergy OF NewYOrk and VctH ate coiuy lnslleu 70
be present and to bring suce In order that they may
Join IN the procession
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
Eeaal Notires.

/ EGAI NUIICE JU KURS Tor STATE
II COZ RTS.-The Commissioner OF Jurors win receive ap
plcatons for exemption from jury duty from
daily For further information zee TUE CITY RECORD.
HINMAN, OSCAR j. EFT AL.--Supreme
Court OF the state OF ork City and County Of
NewYOrk. Jennett BuTchen plaintiff against Hin
man. William Bishop Anna Lss Charles H. Liss Anna Iiss,
and the said Charles H. Lss administrators Of the goods,
cates and credits OF Frederick IIs deceased August ss
and GesCue wife, Ferdinand Iss George Iiss Wihe
nina DOTman, and William Darman her husband and Edward
Phelps Defendants Amended summOnS-TO the above
named defendants aud each of them hereby
mOned 10 the complaint in the action and to
copy Of your the plaintiff attorney within twenty
the service OF this exclusive the Of
service, Of failure appear jdg
will be taken against default for the relief de-
manded in the complaint New YOrK. April 20 1873.
Post Office address, sos 3dave, y. Y. CITY
Randolph Guggenhemei, Plaintiff Attorney, Office No
9OS 3d-aVe.. New York City.
IIinman and Edward j. Phelps The foregoing
amended is served upon you by publication pur
order Hon. Charles DOnOhue Of the Justices
Supreme Court dated the 9th day Of April 1873
filed with the amended complaint in this action in the Office OF
the CLERK Of the CITY and County ~ York, in the
Court House IN said city said ast.mcutoned day.
Randolph Guggenheimer, Plaintiff : Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
Corporation Notifies.

CEALED proposals will be received by the
= Fire Departmentunt the 10th lnst for altering repair
ing &C. buildings Nos l9l and 1893 Fultons For fn par
Nouaxs The City Record Eel sale at No. Clty han
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
ARMY oRDERs.

WASHINGTON, June s.-MajOr G. b. Com
Corps Of Engineers, upon the expiration Of his
s'n leave Of Absence Is ordered to resume charge Of
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
Park Avenue Hotel
lth-aVe., 32d and S3d-StS., N. Y.

LATE WOMEN's HOTEL)
This MAGNIFICENTsrRUCTU with its SPLENDID
APPOINTMENTS, UNSURPASSED in its FURNITURE
and EQUIPMENTS adapted in EVERY PARTICULAR
to the COMFORT and CONVENIENCE OF FAMILIES and
GUESTS,
is now Open 90 the General Public as First-Cinss
Hotel
IT HAS upwards OF 500 SLEEPING ROOMS. many with
CONNECTING PARLoRs and there also EIGHT
LARGE RECEPTION ROOMS, with LIBRARY. PAR
IORs READING, DINING, BILLIARD, WAITING and
SMOKING ROOMS, for the GENERAL USE of GUESTS.
SURROUNDING an EXTENSIVE COURT. EVERY
CHAMBER HAS the ADVANTAGE Of LIGHT aud VEN
TILATIoN, so DESIRABLE DURING the SUMMER
WEATHER.
The BUILDING also is INDEsTRUCTIBLE by FIRE,
being FIREPRooF THROUGHOUT and the ONLY Ho-
TEL Of that CLASS in the CITY OF NEW-YoRK.
The LIBRARY contains 1900 VOLUMES Of SELECTED
and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
ELEVATORS CONNECT with EVERY FLOOR Of the
HOTEL
The TABLE will be at ALL TIMES ABUHDANTLH
SUPPLIED and the KITCHEN and CULINARY DEPART
MENT will be controlled by COOKS Of the HIGHEST
GRADE.
An EXTENSIVE LAUNDRY is ATTACHED to the
HOTEL. where WASHING will be DONE EXPEDA'
TIoUsIY and at VERY MODERATE PRICES.
A PECULIAR FEATURE OF the BUILDING is its ELE'
CANT and SPACIOUS INTERIOR COURTYARD, with
FOUNTAIN SUMNER GARDEN, BALCONIES aud
PROMENADE. ..
SITUATED on the LINE Of the NEWYoRK CENTRAL
AND HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD, IL is believed that
tho LOCATION is PARTICULARLY CoNEENlENN ior
the TRAVELLING PUBLIC
Board, with single ROOM S3 per day. Pariors nj
Equnlly Lew Prices,
FAMILIES will be ACCOMMODATED at SPECIALLY
ATTRACTIVE RATES
HENRY CLAIR. Manager.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
@rates amo TENDERS.

CRATFS and FENDERS.-We would call
special attention 20 our large variety Of open Fire paceA
th mass fTamea AndTons and Fenders OF antique designs
1th Basket for wood aud coal also, the largest
assortment Of crates and Fenders the market With
our patent Shaking and Dumping-Grate.
Wholesale and retail
Us. cONovER & CO., S6s Canal-st., New.forE.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
gte dream.

A FACT.-HORTONs ICE CREAM is MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM
To CHURCHES FESTIVALS. HOTELS, RESTAURANTS
AND THE TRADE
25c. PER QUART
To FAMILIES by the GALLON. SOC PER QUART
CHARLOTTE Russo and JELLY,
FRESH, RICH and DELICIOUS,
PRICE BELOW ALL OTHERS.
Depots 3O5 4thave, l2Ss Broadway. and75 Chathamst
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
WEST END HOTEL,
w LONG BRANCH.
PpESBURY 4 HILpREIH, PrQprietorsi
WILL OIEN JUNE 20, 1878.

Transient board reduced 10 a day Permanent rates
according 20 location rooms occupied ~
Among other improvements PA5SENoEs EsI,t ~, ~ iOn
has been added and the hot and cold seS"aer p~hs o.
tablshment improved.
Applications now received by D. M; uiLDIfsJH, at %