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Urn GOODS.
Anlu6en1eni6.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

alUUbCHitlio.
4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.
araugcncts FOR OF opera pro Ia the drpdi
'u'' o. his ', M6SBAY E ~ SnsSG FS a. So
In addition to TIE Already extensive leuOole sc'c'"i
"O''''''' '''' ~ PRIME DONNIE.
Eopran Conralt Nine. ttelka Gerster; hme. , mare
E6zc, Miles Pat0d SnicO Lido ROb.at, LaDache, flsI
~ ~ TRIMI TENOR:
sienos Campanni, Erapo Tech. Bipnardi GrAzz BOIL
Lei. sig. Gi!andi. -
sigs Del Puente, FrihcctcRi and Galas;i.
PrIMI BA-SI;
Mons. Thiery Sig. Pyat and Sig Foil.
Director Of Music and Conductor ARDITL
Maestro h piqno,ortc sig BIsaccia Maestro Coro Sig.
Riae: Maestro di Ballo Pailadno; scenic artist Mt
Fox property master, Nh Bradwcll: perruaer, Nj AK
INQUIRER, Mr. Blcsco; music Librarian. Mr. BelDgham susi
gcritoc, sig PoIzesi
Stage Manager Mr. PARRY
PREMIERE ,DAN.sFUsE: ,,ro
M paa1no n ~. cro W. &C. hsnonS "'
The vices Of the
CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
which such satisfaction during M past season have been
The nrst performance will take place
MONDAY. FEBRUARY %. 1919
on which occasion viii be performed ponzctu's Opera
LUCIA DI LAMMEEIOOR
Moe ETETKA GEKSTER .as.....................L LUCIA
ssnr "a ...''....---
sgnor FOli.-........''' as''''' '.'H' ~
signor CANPATlNI ..-...... as...... ..EDGARDo
Director Of Music and Conductor signor ARDII
BALCONY (ilst three rows $40 BALCONY other Iowsl
g III H2X 81 i@E or HE HCXDEMY 6F Music vim
hFER M%I TfGSYY HXr FTBrhEY i6 Applications
~ eter viii h" attended - according 70 priority OF app;a
ton. The Box uce win be open Tor the nightly represents
lions on "Wednesday, February y.
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FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY.
DTBLISHED THIS DAY:
lIELEDITY.


Ti.in volume 81 Boston Monday Lectures BY JOSEPH
COOK With Prt,rG,- on Current Events. l2mO ~ ~.
hi~ volume comprises the remarkable Lectures IN which
Tho inrortaut subject II Her,ly ci., uso 80 the Light
f fine researches AMI taeo1o- Oh Darwin Cation. dands'cy
Loire and others m Cooks proious force
OF statement au1 wealth illustration have never been more
effectively shown than in these +. ctaIcs.
BRITISH POETS RIVERSIDE EDITION.
TUrIERs POETICAL WORKS. / vol
TOITICALWOEEs OF CHURCHILL, PAENELLAND
TICKELL yo'..
crown Svo rHt Top. s. asa volume.
gL, notably neat compact am inexpensive iton Of the
l.c British po,s IN otht. shape possible 10 SccuIo
,nric au ltion so vel made AT moderate price.
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pIi'c > 5 the Publishers.
uoUGHToN. o,CooD { &C., roston.
80 u hst9rpIace N,0-York
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Enw Schools.
0enCnfrs.

0enCnfrS.
MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
"a ADLN'Y introduces superior Teachers TO colleges
s. hool. and Families. Address or call Oh Miss NJ. j
YOUNG, American aud Foreign Teachers Agency, 70
UMon..quarc Broadway SIDE.
As GONERNESS.-English lady seeks re-
~ engagements fluent French and German Wye years
abroad; Cambridge University examinations; brilliant
pianist drawing, SINGING elementary Latin aud Italian. 80
90 queen save. London, ontario. Canada.
AGENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
~ 80 UNiON--QG AIE. NkW-NOHK,
supplies GOOD teachers with positions. Npllcatoniorm
supplies schools alit- with competent ~.
G'ruCtoIE WITHOUT CHARGE
r. COTIESN ORTIZ PINCkNET. 30 Union square, y. y,
A merican school Institute Established 1850,
~ Promptly provides Families, schools Colleges with
IeachCs Professors of known cabc ana Character
sells and rents school Properties;
GIVES parents safe advice about GOOD SCHOOLS;
represents reliable teachers seeking engagements
J. ". SCHEEMEEHOEN, a. -, secretary.
90 East IAN 81. near inlNtisIiy1iacc), ny
DRiNAIE INSTRUCTlON.-Fittin for Col
lego q specially highest pN reference. AduIcAs
YALE Tribunc Uptown Once. ~ Broadway.
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EINDERG ARTEN ..-,.u., n.,,,.,o, rr,u.
N and EIENENTARYCLASS OF Professor j. hr2I'
Es,Ii IN Tor Kinder 2arcu teachers November TO
f,ssor Kraus is Of the first IrOpagaios" i we MN
arTcp in AmeTcl Mrs KTaus BOeltc puph ana 60 WO1k
ri F,oelc now assisted Nv an experience OF twenty
voars IN Germany, England and America.
MISS BALLOW'S English and French school,
WI for YouDr Ladies and children No. - East 22dst Will
l ennrn % TnuIshaH SNptemDer 70.
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N-EW.MANEN. HARTENRD. Mc.-Fnrn. 81
PENNsYLVANIN RAILROAD.


THE OLD ESTA BiloHl.D 20, il.ANp NiOHI LINE
between
NEW-IOEk $50 PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen ItdIs GilA inc" Ccp3j III
PniadclptId. tWOfn N,N-h"lk.
Double Track the Improved BAN purni aud the fds s
lime consistent .yih absolute safely.
on aud alter Nr.rai'ci t'' lNt',
IyrICes Trains leave NtN-luI - sIos-Dt and Court
lluct street Ferries, aS follows:
40. 80 so. Jtll iW'tel II a. tui g. % 80 o. q: ~
$50 and IN p. H. ~nnday 1870 anJ - u $50 50
Route Brooklyn Annex" connect win all through
TRAINS Jersey Ctg, anordusa speedy ahd direct transfer
for BroOklyn travel - . 800 49,
K1tulug Leave Philadelphia 1901. 3ij, 80. T.
10 II q. Limited lNprc,-. '.3u m - T.
$50 T. 30 p. ON sunday l%1l @:ij 33j, :, $50
''T|rJdi Gdcrs|%o. j2G ami 9ii RroI1wav No. Aston
H0.r ana loot Dr-hrossr- aad Cuura1ltst-; No. 1
Coui H. and llrunkyu Annex Depot. foot 81 Futnu.;
Er.nk,v n; Nos IL, llG and lis Htlson~t. Uobokcu
Depot. Jersey CITY. LmISrlnt Ticket once No BATTERY
Mace. g. T.. FARM Eit.
IEANE THOMSON, Gcul Passenger Agt,
100. .r.T ftf.ll
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nACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

i tuhng frOm PEI fOot Cantst. North IuVtE
For l~IIMI Is OF PANAMA.
steamship GLADE. Monday. Feb 10.
Come Cilug for Central south America and Mexico.
Tor san FRANCISCO via Is IN Nj = or PANAMA.
steamship tOiUN Thursday. Feb -.
Connecting for Central and south America and Mexico.
From san Francisco Tor I3pau aud China;
Steamship CHINA Me@lnrUi1Y. March s. noon.
FROM son Francisco 10 Honolulu, New-Ioaland, and
Australia;
steam 4hip tITY OF NEWNDRE. Monday. Fo0. r. noon
utIFht OF general information Apply at COmpauY's
Office, on pier foot Of Canal Il. NOIth ltiNtr
Passengers forwarded Iif I~ttb. SAsDWTCI
ISLANDS, JAPAN, CHINA. NIW-/EALAND. Aus
TUALIA. rOUII American, tLNIRAL AMENICAN
and MEXICAN POKI-.
Information n I'eud routes apply The
Passenger DeDaIthcAt No - EI0A4N.g
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foci Gn0 5onH0.

O&T.-Bank book. SO. 241 ,jJS of the
Il Hi,r,E,r SiT,ct Say.ags .guA In LDdcr W please
Ict4ILd q. ,4C ua4A.
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Art Schools-New-York City.
IRIS. LOUISA b. CULVER

VIZ ceive pupils painting Landscape, howtr' sth h'
china and decoration at stado The Bela" No ~ E'S'
2Gtl-st.. corner 4thaye.
References: Mr.. j. Huntington, Mt N l'fI NJ J""oo
NJ. IIait. Mr.. A.. r. Bellows.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday. Feb O. Is-o
The following sales were held at the ~.
change saesr0Om to-day
BIZ O. J. IBOn
4.story brown stone dwelling with lot on Fast FLAT,
ri, cor of fNO972l Le1ingtOn.sye, lot lJ1s1E.
Bennett King Ooo
ByF u. & e. s. Br0lrn. ''|'VVo
3stOry brick dwelling with lot No 43 West lOthst
=. 3O7 10 II Of Gth-aye. lot 2t.619il0; Cecelia
RV Y. r. Stevenson j.. WV
story brick building and story brick dwelling
with lot, so 4Ul lstaye. W :, $50 n n Of 23d AZ
lot l9.1Nl0O. Simon. 7,no
By Hordscli & BeiiqmB. law
| sfory fTamp house with lots. . l56h-st. l4q.
II c0f CORTLAND ave 23d Ward, each lot z0lzIOO
IrokE o,o
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~ HITN:EEN NEW OFK AND HtNKE.
Pier of COMPANY new 40 g. North River foot II
CANADA. IIauecul " cines'tav Jan 10 $3.50 D.
ANlItfGt h. Dtiui!..-..... Ntau'n SHAY. March.
ItHEA bon Saugicr...... ~ cin'-uy. March ~ pm.
steamer, do 80. carry @fria passengers
(l,,k-aaSn CItGJ Iyuaa 81 ialr amounts tosIlt.
Inl- Is nL H.NI ~. A2onL. ~. - LInahMAK
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NETWORK, HAVANA and MEXI(
WORTH GERMAN LLOYD
ROTTERDAM LINE.

steamers leave Jersey city. near psvonla Ferry. .
Ma -. Wednesday, February j
s..uIsUAN Wrtna March
AHA. St;j-<7O Intermediate -4J-tiO. Ntc"Tle". ~
II. EAIAT' y General Agent - south Wllidm-@t
FlNCH EDIEG 60. = south " Ilinu st.. frc@W Agts.
l. MORRIS. 30 IrOadWty General Passage agent.
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TSAGES IN NEW-YORK SOCIETY.
soriC. articles describing tho etiquette aud entertain
mont and crcl o., =, ,, oDlo- the upper social
Cc,s of tLc Metropolis. They supplementary To the for
locg >,rl,-, SOCIAL IIIQCL11E OF NEWNORK,"
published iu
TIE HOME JOURNAL,
arl rna 70 's>uod u book Lv ~ APPLETON & CO. Roth
tofo are The author lady hclduc prominent
io0u ju Sew York society, ana known IN the fashionable
circles aud Pans. The articles ~ Sag"1 m New
N,rt -or,cty.' appear weekly m TIE HOME JOU kNAb,
j. Bicss ~ Opors. Theatres. &C
=. Fashions 81 Walking Parties
3 IiLc Ant Of Cookery, Dinners, &c
3. !att'c SuppeIs.
o. English Cfiucs # American SncIciy,
e. Fashions iu Driving ami RIDING
: The Perfect Hostess.
Fine AIT NJ Emo Dinners.
g. Old Families.
20 ItiGicttc OF New Years DIy.
u Wedding and Birthday Gifts.
T. Pets II UupCItcncuil
Ja Wedding breakfasts
j. Wedding J.. agcHct's
%. Costumes for g'y EIdes.
Tie above fifteen uapeI sent postage paid, RECEIPT o.
Oc duiat 1le series commenced october 30 ana IS LOW
Iuunug Subscriptions may begin az hat date at any
go YEAR POSTAGE PAID.
Single copies sey en cents. sold everywhere.
Address
MORRIS PHILLIPS CO, PlFk place, Now-YorE
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For Young Ladies-Citv.

University Grammar School No. | ,1Sl Broad
vsy near POST Primary Commercial and classical Nc
partments NJ NJ HOBBY. w. l. AKIN a NJ. PIihc'p"i''
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For Both Sexes-Citv.

A MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, nos
n. IL last 41th.st. and 80 West lGth-st
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L' gStsd loG G$ad d% score t. &c.
MAJFSIYs waltz" 35c. &c. Greatest success on rec
snip ord Of sliNah charming "Ielt. DIISON
PINAFORE" - Co, III aid SI3 BIo-c@aJ
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CHORTUAND.-FREE INSTRUCTION at
- Co0ppr Union FRIDAY EVENINGS NEW CLASS
forming Inquire of Mrs l.. Il. BU rms. School OF iNo
I0yIsulV. 80 paIR row.
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EIIDN LINZ, -. ---
InH QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leaving lIcr ~ y. H., loot of King II.
WIOHTSG.. ................ r. DAY Feb J. Q T. m
NEVADA ...... "a I~IAN. Feb % go a. A.
MI~CON .....1 - DAY March J. a. IN
MONTANA p DAG March ~ %. IN.
WYOMING ............ .... Z INDAi March 70 7 q M
% These steamers luilt 81 non, 10 ertelt com.
paItmcutS IUi he'd with requisite Ia make
Tho passage the Atlantic both sifc agreeable iav
ING bathroom smok ng-TOam. draw Ioom piano and H.
braty as0 experienced surgeon. srHarc-4 ana caterer n
each steamer The >ttcTooW- are all on deck thu nsrn4
hC5, g,acst Of al U1Ufs az sea- perfect VENT alton 4ui
hight.
CABIE PASSAGE according to sIate room sj5. SO aud
So INITEMI.DIAIF. so. NIEERAGE sd
OIFICI, IA. - BROADWAY
- E. ar II.
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Uredn Cleaners

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL Hamburg
CHEhDouEG aud IiAMBtnG;, re, %
LEssTNG. ........... Feb - ~ EN a FEB ~
ana all points N England and Wales First Cabin
gold soo second Cabin gold $50 st1fI@gG sl1Tshs s'o
81 Broadsf New York 81 Brosdwav. New.York
INMAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
,, FOR 9TEENsTowN AYp Ky IIyE Itn ,2o m
CRY Of SEW YORK, III nSRAT fen u, r. 1890 L, M
CITY OF gIrHMoNp 49,. SAIuHbAT. re-, ~. u a. m
CABIN 500 $50 and Soo gold Return tickets on FAVOR
STEERAGI, S2s currency. Drafts atlowest rates,
saloons sratcroons smoking and bath looms amdshlpS
JOIN Co. DALE Agent 81 ard IS BToal~1y, y.
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
these ar.,cla4, STEAMSHIP = sail regularly a, NJ from
per No. Is. North RIVER. as follows .....,, - %
s sIea%sRP 2 G&& rAG 1H ~ - sG6 Mah
Accommodations unsurpa.se Fo freight appyt to
GAwrON Eros, agents IN Havana.
NEWYORK, HAVANA and MEXICAN
FOX HAVANA Di;icT and VERA CRrZ.
Calling Trogrcsso Camp, achy and Fronirrd - =
ciiri or Wa.hlNGiroN iay%Ds @ay r!aG-day ri, =
cruz va 4atmoro< Ianpc T1f1 l rS TT""eeuo" wit"
+ ALEXaNDiI. = SON Sos. 81 ard - Broadway
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ srEAMnlIH LJTE HEIWXhhfi;H;, E KIM
coMpANYs iER ~ foo; S q shc6EDSr~ noBoKEY 90
Mi, si ri sO R%HAT sGt' d "a =
RATES or PASSAGE IRON NEw.YonK 10 SOUTHLAND
FIRST hA s@d az MotlnlN
Return tickets at reduced rates Prepaid '''f''s0 c'''
s f0 ticker. TO all points in the south $50
OHLWCHS q CO. ? Bovlarg1cen.
DOrTERDAM LINE
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For Young Ladios-Broolzlyn.

Mrs /. JERNIEAN BOWEN, 1IJ VUH-
N6 ION ST. BiOoklvu gives instruction I'm music ara we
modern languages private lessons al Their GcIt'S 70
sd, whose early instruction in Euglsl has been dehceh
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Carving the Belgian and Ini'd ~aic- Mails. sailing
every - dayS from IhlJi, p.ul au1 %rN. YORK.
SWITZERLAND sails al iItbA1. ZEN. : : 2. m.
Tor rates pas-a and other .ui'rnidil"u apply
PETER WRIGHT a. -ON~. .rutlh A-futs,
307 Walnut ST. Philadelphia. ~ RroadWdy. New Nors.
join NtJU$NIp Agent, " Battery place. York.
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Gitn IJropertn 60 Set.

I'O LET-Oilices, lofts, stores and Easements
i ia Reckman. Ann, Fulton, John, IDlr william "'
NaSsausts. rutland q WHITING, = Br'hn,sa's' ---
TENO LET-STORE and BASEMENT on ne
west side Of stIIaye. between SD amt 3ihsis Apply
10 j. ROMAGNE BkOMN,.,,.
l,1cU broadway, Coz: '5H'''
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NOK SALE-At GniIford. Conn. the Iesi.
700 NIRGINIA EARNLS

EIUI IIKUiNIA FAhHo ,...-.,.,, e,tr,,,a
EttbV FOR SALE, at - per acre and upW3rds hluaen
within la, dive Of Chmund Land shown IN our oNh
carriages free u charge Buyers introduced 10 sceS an
allowed deal directly with them. send fOr our KIN,
ESTATE JOURNAL containing descriptions "l laiu, an'
oh' mUor ant acts before locating elsewhere Stb'"''
'1"''' CIiAFFGN, STAPLES & GO. Rcbmond, Va.
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9neirntilon.
For Bows and Young Men-City.

4 DVERTISERS! -. .,,,,,.,.,,,. mn,
n SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE TRBHHE ana
ALI, FIKST.GLASS CITY JOURNALS ~
ONE OFFICE
npOIyN & PUIVFRMAN, LESS broadway. New YORK
send copy OF advertisement when asking Tor esumA'o OF
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FREEHOLD and NEW-IORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of Liberty st for Freehold al
\EW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND RRDOK ROUTE
., 4 A

OF TIDrI'
doUha $50, .. Hoo y. 1850, 900, IL D. H.
itdy" Philadelphia iium station North PtnnsNlVlna i"t'i
road, TiId AMI ITEsst 3D. ,lJ. 03O ii:1od III,
liJ, $50 $50. ~ =. IN. -
FORK NJ l2, except NOnday "a =
S.i}, 10 20 a ~. 10, - > 49,, 1:lj D.
Pullman are attached tn IN" 300 a M
y. H. from New York. TO the 40 A. H. l;4p e. H.
tTaus from Philadelphia. MI. ,.,,....
N3NpNN TKAINS-Lcaye New-N on and Phisdrlpmi AZ
m 800 - Leave SeWl O:h ivT trenton at > IL IA,
5:n .. M Leave Trenton ct l2O. 800 ~ CLIO p III 49,,
CONNECTION u made Jersey cry H1tion by Terry 10 ana
from BROOKLYN and 4" IIit" Depot, Jrrry ti'Y. $500 a.,
Tickets for sale al foot Of IIbefv>, Np' 3EJ ana "ft
Broadway pnCpa hot' al "hcy1 ut tht iilr |'i'
in NcwNOrk and Hooklyn, ana ~ NO ,"lI-H' .
ErooklyD Baggage ChCCk,C from reside nee 10 situation
II T. BALpH y Gen. Pass. AGENT.
FOR NEW-lIANEN, lis surroundings ana
L al stations the kcw-N0cK, Boston ana Ar Ilbt
DclbV North Hampton Railroads direct steamer
joins II. IAi,lN ana EKNSIlS CbRNINH cave fti -
r. of Cndrandt-sl. II . every night "A i,
wc,. except SATURDAY; ar'" N NcWHa'on III Tine I"i =
U.OIII al. T1ilrOn0s bet Facilities for ringers
and freight fare II excursion, ~ o. Stllms Ne" Hd''h
Transportation Line. 1890. -. ..,..,.,.. ,,.....-
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INDFFDL pockards Bust

RESUWPIIUN INUEED i HVhd,U w., ~ u
IL moss COLLEGE 7OJ Broadway. has resumed labor aior
Tie brief holiday recess and in PRIME condition
In OF the country ana inc
desiring hISteaS~ b'sin
aSucotian Address s >. PACKARD. President
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Cfcall SIeudler5

4 MEXICAN LINE For LIVERPOOL.
The onv Transatlantic iIr, SAILING ugI, the ANfFTI
AZ FLAG. Saiuus every Ihui day from philadelphia
ILLINOIS sails I'll l;~DAl, trb. 13 .. ~.
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INMAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CRY al, BEIsITN ..... SATURDAY., Feb \ $50 m.
cry OF NEW.YORK I'll RSDAN. Feb. - 1890 a. m.
CITY OF UIrHMOND........SATlltD Al. tfb ~. a. m
From Pier 81, y. A.. foot Of Charlton a.
CABIN, $50 and Slnu gold. Return tickets on FAVOR
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-13
The Later War.

Mention was made in yesterdays
LEADER that a sheriff's posse had gone
to Pine Bluffs to quell the fancied dis
turbance at that point. Shortly after
their arrival, the following telegram
was sent to Col. Murrin:
Col. L. Murrin, commanding Wyom-
ing militia:
Have met the Texans, and they are
ours. Casualties, our commander, Kipp
shot in the neck. Send more Budweis-
er and Bologna or the melish won't
fight. CARR,
Adjutant-General.
The gallant commander fastened to
reply as follows:
Maj. Gen. Carr, Pine Bluffs battle
field:
Fall back in good order and retire
under cover of night to Greeley. Thence
march to Fort Collins and open COM
munication with me at that point.
Will despatch 0 1000 cases of Budweis-
er on the excursion train, and accom-
pany the same to assume command.
Will protect the campmeeting at all
hazards. Sic semper honi soft Bud,ceiser
gloria mondi in hoe signo uiaces Erin go
| braghi l.. MURRIN,
Commander in Chief.
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New Conner.

There was unusual rejoicing yester-
morning in the happy family of F. G.
Thomson, IL efficient policeman.
Thomson, particularly, seemed pleased
at the turn of affairs in his household,
and when at his post of duty he APP
peared to step lighter, and was heard to
hum to himself the words: "Baby
Mine, Baby Mine" A LEADER re-
porter was passing by him last night
and asked him if he had any news. He
replied that he had, and quickly stated
the fact that his wife had presented
him Saturday morning with a bouncing
baby boy, and that all the family were
doing well, especially himself.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-07-13
Laughlin Brought to Cheyenne.

Capt. L. s. Smith, deputy marshal
returned last evening to Cheyenne from
Fort Laramie, with Allen Laughlin,
who killed Harris near that post on
Monday last. Laughlin had surren-
dered himself at the post and was well
behaved ever since .the occurrence.
Capt. Smith found it unnecessary to
iron him as he readily came along and
vas placed in jail in this city. Among
the ranchmen up north, Laughlin bears
a good reputation and not one doubts
that he killed Harris in self defense.
He is a fine looking gentleman and is
well hammered.
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A Deserter Gagged.

While Capt. Smith, deputy sheriff,
was returning from Fort Laramie with
his prisoner Laughlin, yesterday, he
stopped at Bard's ranch. Here he was
informed that n nan named James Cal
vim attempted to murder Mr.. Bard.
Mr.. b. knew him to be q deserter from
Co. A, ninth infantry, stationed at Fit.
Mckinney. So Capt. Smith desired
Calvin's company, which was refused,
and Calvin struck at Smith. The lat
ter, by a quick and well directed blow
of the fist, felled his man, and hand
cuffed him. He, too, is in jail, and is
held to answer two very serious offences
attempting to kill, and desertion.
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FROM FORT M'KIkNEY.
A Game OF Base Ball on the Fourth
OF July.
Correspondence Of The Leader.

Correspondence OF The Leader.
Fort MCKINNEY, Wyo., July 9th.
A game of base ball was played on
the parade ground of this fort, ON the
Fourth of July, between a picked nine
from companies stationed here and an
organized nine belonging to company
X, 9th Infantry, not totally unknown
to the residents of Cheyenne City,
where they not only lost, but also won
honors on your field. The stakes to be
played for, were fifty bottles of good
Budweiser beer, TO be settled by the
losing nine. The sutler, MI. Sneider,
very graciously rendered twenty-five
bottles as a gift. The game began at
1:30 p. IN. Although no paymaster has
been seen up here for two months, mon
ey was plenty; also, sympathizers of
different sides, took separate stations
of the field, and sent forth loud cheers
whenever their chosen one made a play
keeping silent when they didn't.
| Company K strove hard to keep the
honor of the field on their side, and
played well, but the picks proved their
masters, and they finally were conquer
ed. 1t was a warm game on a warm
day, and it ended at 4:20. Count or
score-13 to IA in favor of the picked
nine. Sergt. Sam. Hood acted as UNI
pire, and rendered accurate and just
decisions without hesitation or study.
l am informed that company X, 9th
Infantry, has issued a challenge to the
picks to play again; time, unknown;
also, that the sutler, Mr.. Sneider, who
takes a delight in the boys, has offered
twenty-five one dollar Williams, as a
little donation, "shust do Encourage der
game" Very respectfully,
RICHARD MONTGOMERY;
Co. F. Tenth Infantry.
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Luck scatlered in a Crowd.

In the last drawing of the Louisiana
State Lottery the grand capital prize of
one hundred thousand dollars was
divided into tenths, and became the
property of MS many young enterpris-
ing merchants, statesmen, clerks and
commercial travellers doing business
about Leonard street and Broadway,
New York, who for a dollar apiece. be-
came each worth ten thousand dollars.
Much complaint is made by each lucky
man that he lacked foresight enough
to buy the whole ticket and get a hun
bred thousand. The next, 1.-THE 11th)
drawing occurs August 18th, at New
Orleans, La, where any information
can be had by writing to NJ. A. Dau-
phin. P. o. Box Coz, La, or same at
$40 Broadway, New York city.
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MATTERS.

, A military scandal will soon be made
public at a court martial in st. Paul,
Mimi, charges of undue familiarity
with the wife of Lieut.. Whitney being
preferred against Capt. Gilbrath and
Lieut.. Reed, of the Eleventh infantry,
at Fort Custer. Gen. Terry will have
charge of the court.
Col. Bracket, the new commander
of the Third cavalry, has reached st.
Paul from Fort Custer, and will soon
join Ills command at Fort Laramie.
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Saratoga Chips.

This is the name given a substance
of food in the shape of cooked potatoes,
which are cut into very thin slices and
then fried to a crisp, barrelled and put
upon the market for sale. They are
well cooked and seasoned and will keep
for any length of time in any climate.
They are perfectly delicious, and are
just the thing for parties going on a
journey, camping out, and hunting and
fishing trips, being quite as cheap too
for family use. They can be had at
j13-3t PEAsE & TAYLoR's.