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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-21

our Palace Cars Is q SALOON where
you can enjoy your Havana" at all hours of the day.
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the Mississippi and
Missouri rivers at all points crossed bythis line, and
worth and Atchison, connections being made in
THE PRINCIPAL r. r. CONNECTIONS OF THIS
GREAT LINE ARE AS FOLLOWS
AtCH1cAGo. with all diverging lines for the East
and South.
Southern and Pittsburg. FIT Wayne 4 Chicago X. Rds.
At wAsHINoroN HEIGHTS, with PittsburR, Gin
cinnnti q St. Louis n. r.
SALE, with Illinois Central II. II.
AtPEoRIA, with II; &J.i P,,L. Dill L. K W !;
III; Midland; and 7, p. 4 w; Railroads
Rock Island & Peoria Railroads..
AT. DAyEIPoRr, with the Davenport L North
Western X. II.
Rapids q Northern X. r.
A~tGRINNELI. with Central Il. II. of Iowa.
AIDE MONIES, with d. NJ: 4 Ft- Dodge r II.
At COUNCIL BLrFrs. with Union Pacific II: r..
At OMAHA. with II. Il Mo. r. II. r. lin Nebl
AtCoLuMDCs JUNCTION, with Burlington. Cedar
llapids q Northern II. Il.
At oTrUMwA.. with Central X, II. of Iowa; St.
Louis, Kan. City 4 Northern and C., d. & Y. X. Rds.
At KEoKuK, with Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw
Wabash, and st. Louis, Kcokuk g. N.-W.R Rds.
A. BEvEnLY with Kan; CITY, II J;S e u; Y; 4 4
Atohlson * Neb. and Cen. Br. Union Pnoitic II; Rds;
At LEAvESwonTu, with X p. and K.Cen. IL. Rds'
oRIA. DEs MONIES. COUNCIL BLUFFS,
sreat Rock Island Route" are sold by all
ome ticket ONCE, address,,
E. ST. JOHN.
..u.,t frl, .-J Daaatyr Aat
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lARAM | E G0U
STOCK BRANDS.

Laramie County Stock Growers
Association.
A. H. SWAN. President, Cheyenne, wyo.
A. H. REEL, Treasurer. Cheyenne, wyo.
THos. sTuRGIS. Secretary. Cheyenne, wyo.
The Laramie County Stock Associa-
tion offers a reward of 5000 for the
arrest and conviction of any party or
parties detected in stealing or killing
stock belonging to any member Of
the Association.
SWAN BROS. P. o., Cheyenne,
Wyo. Range, Chugwater and Sable.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-05-21
The Weekly Leader.
ISSUED THURSDAY.
TERMS; sa.,o a Year, $3.50 Half Year
Commercial Job Printing

OF every kind neatly, cheapiy and expedi-
nously executed. Cards OF every shape and
kind, Bill Heads, Letter and Note Headings,
bianks of every kind, Posters. ETC., printed
On short notice. Having a new lot of Type
and Presses. we can do handsome work at
low prices.
The New York herald., 1879-08-29

AMUsEMENTs.
WFlssssss and rhaELsy a nHsFan zErSSF sEsST
E-siSss'S;son Sons 4 'Hf T. 'igs'.S aSEsSsS SSssTSsdAa
EVERY syssIss NJ ssD s ssPxsiSsSHpAy sArIsgn
OR. A LrS2ED rS2ESEsss oS sEaSsE' EsSsE' HOLLOW
aSS nSD sssTEx Music
Mr. j. 7. RAYMOND. .....IcHABoD CRANE
GFFaSSSEpn GFSSp 4rbsA b5ASs,N H1ysE
ESIEES HSSsss
H.. ss !SsEFH jSsEFH sSEFHY sSErHE
He will sppear this and every evening this week In
TaE THE KEsEy KEEE$ sSw.. sS%.
bssS H.h 81 4E Skso s
'aS S% sSskEs % s
MAgxsEs ;i';i''' sfs ssts;SuRDAx
Seats may 6e secured two weeks 10 advance
THHEEHHEEFTasA SSosIHTE HNK4 Sl4 BROADWAY r-,...
JOHN Z. CANNON. lsnss.s
Every evening and Wednesday and Saturday Matinee
yagLLIaAsy ouAaDy oHovDERI
NEW AOs1S H. BY bsvE ssF s'is ssls%s sisi'.'
H44yERLyy,sS, yS,TaE THEEArRE. COR lsrH 81 AN1sraA Az
EVEN EVENING rhfa rhhrs''ssis %GEK sea Manager
rnE Il i. ns1 Ana sssy
Burlesque Extrsvaganxa,
THE MAGIC SLIPPER,
with Miss EAK ROSEAU as Cinderella De Bouievaa.
Box Office open daily from A. NJ.
HREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM
VI II. N. s. PINAFORE.
This popular opors IL performed overy evening By Q
strong company of superior artists 20
CROWDED HOUSES
MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY.
Aquarium daily 1t A. M. with nagniaceus dis
play Of Ocean Wonders
Admission chtldren 25c: reserved seats 2Sc extra
DARK THBATRE. GREAT sUCCKaA
MISS MARION DARCY
in the new emotional hvssSt play,
TIE LIVING STATUE,
produced with scencry mechanical odects neAant1
music and
pIRsT CLASS STOCK COMPANY.
introducing tho we'll known actor
Nh. JOSEPH WHEELOCK.
The New York herald., 1879-08-29
SUMNER RESORTS.


A yoE BEACH HOTEL FoRNERLY BATH HoIELa
ss l. arhs Ones. watering place !. ss
se;:sry g s..L direct ss N .,I o. L
toosr L-keduced rates for september.
GLIFF HOUSE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS,
boating; situation. accessibility, nowhere excelied
GEORGE HOTEL ON THE soUYp.-BLAcK ROCK
neaen Coma two hours fran New York by New Haven
sps%ss iGIER H1iI Well. WELLS froS,issa sssd
for circular.
lrsrk Hotel Ton's River J.. situated n,s miles on,
" sea- 90 yards from SURF 500 from Barnegat Bay nne.s
Lar. = ass ''o %REb fAYLoR s.
MoUNTAiN HOUSE. CORNWALL, HIGHLANDS OF
music ops AaSss.. 'sSdiss sIEswSoD s sns SE%aEE
pAyu.IoN HOTEL STATEN IsLAND-DIsTANT
a Eyer s ssi e
sss q %isS.s1 asssS asss L ,s.'is ss.
SALE. At AUCTION:
ATTAAA AAogTSK gIssKLL AS
.xT is,: ooLSck. SDH a 4. VEST .sp 81;
q raror aud bedroom Suits Chine silver and AajolcA
Tho house win be exhibition Saturday. soh inst.
from Il A. until .P Catalogues Be had .. .ss
Saturdays Herald.
UcrIoN SALE. This DAY !YRIDAO.
lao VIII aE asp splsArE s4. sExs sKsleFSott sFH ttv
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK
RICH sGSs 4$b % Silks
sAnLoS sTiIs EsSSY EsSSzsS a.sas satin.
.as
sed.ssa: Sns% spring
hair =. sss:es Carpets DINING xer
A UCTION sALR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
% rms AT p1f FIVE sSs1TSAY sTos9 xAssPoS A u SolooA'
NO. u West 18TH ST. HErwEEN Eth and 9Th AVS
cHlISKEEISa GfHiSHf PIANO. 49,.
Ss.s
4 81: ::if; sss .sss'.
cUsHs B kER yEhyEs kKsH kySn sS
sfSASs bfssSa5 1sStasSs
sas S.s :'s ssS :e::s
fSi Dfssd Sa:a: sss
Auctioneers
A. II 4HE nSaan BROWN 4SSSs sTSHS saAsso SALE
M WIS dI 81 Sr Asp 9TH avs
EaRh Sli aaisFss BSfS Saos9Ss S9HS &C
;s s1a ss
on If;:af master
Bedstsads Drsssns C.ses. bureaus weshstAlds Ward.
robes spring and hne hair Mattresses Brusses Carpets
Extension Tablcs. Buffet. Dining Chairs Hall Stands
Glass. China and Silver Ware basement and scrvsnts
Furniture. ALBERT kRAEMER. Auetioneer.
Goods packed and shipped IL desired
A -TUNIs JOHNSON. AUCTIONEER,
ii. old stand 81 Nassau at.
TO MORROW SATURDAY. at IL O'CLOCK
LARGE SALE r. OFFICE
English body Brussels Carpets, Oicloths, antique
hogsny Secretaries Card Tables gilt Centre TSbiss Turk
ish Suits Lounges Reception Chairs, Silvorwaro &c
largo assortment Of Ofico Furniture.
A SSIGNEE SALE
The New York herald., 1879-08-29
SALES AT AUCTION.

AUCTION, FURNITURE. &C.
AVIAN rAssELL 4 KEARNEy. AUCTioNEERs,
WILL SELL on MONDAY, sEPTENBER l.
superb Of Hou sehod Furniture consisting
Ware. &c.
The house will be exhibition Saturday S0th inst.
from ii A. until p. N. Catalogues be had ~ tho
auconeers Office. ~ Union square Full particulars In
Saturday. Herald.
The New York herald., 1879-08-29

TO MORROW SATURDAY. at IL O'CLOCK,
salosroom. 81 Nassau ST..
LARGE SALE or HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE
FURNITURE
English body Brussels Csspots 0iieleths sntiaae ma
ish Suits Lounges. Reception Chairs Slvorwaro, &o
largo assortment Of Ofico Furniture.
The New York herald., 1879-08-29

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
MTHIS EvKNING-E p. WESTON RECEPTION ana
exhibition of tho Astloy Champion Belt
Concert by DODWORTHS BAND from to D p. \.
Introduction Of Mr.. Weston.
Welcome address aud reply.
Reception Committee
Kx Mayor Wlckham. Hon. Rufus r. AndPevA
General y. Il. Sptnola L. r. jerome.
Colonel Hiram b. Crosby. Henry Bergh.
WIN. Rutters. Esq. David Bonner.
Shepherd Y. Knapp, Esq. Townsend Cox. ESQ.,
Louis n. Doxher, ESQ. Amos Cummings, EsQ
Concluding with Grand Concert BY Dodworth's band.
Miss HENRIETTA MAKkHTEIN, Pianist.
SATURDAY MATINEE O'CLOCK.
ANU EVENING AT O'CLOCK.
ON DECK-rfNAFORE-ON DICK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-17
THE AMERICAN ARCTIC EXPE.
DlTIONs
Reception 10 the Officers Of the
IaAmmetfR.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 17-At the California
Academy OF Sciences last night, on the occasion
OF complimentary reception to the Officers OF
the Jeanette, which Is soon to start on an
Arctic expedition, there was larger attend
ance than usual, both OF members and specta-
tors including many ladies' DR.. A. w. Hark-
ness, vice president OF the academy, presided
at the meeting, and was surrounded by the
staff OF the Jeanette, as f0ll0ws:-Lieut. Geo.
w. De Long, commander; Lieut.. Charles w.
Chtpp, executive officer; Lieut. John W. Danen-
hover, navigator; G. w. Melville, chief engi-
neer; j. M. Amber, passed assistant surgeon;
James j. Collins, meteorologist; r L. NewcOmb,
naturalist; w. Bradford, artist; and Chas. w
Brooks, ex-United States consul at Japan.
After the chairman had introduced Lieut. De
Long and bis stan, paper on Arctic Explora-
tion," written by DR.. A. B. Stout was read
Lieut.. De Long then addressed the audience
briefly referring to the manner In which prI-
vate nberality and enterprise were combined
with government assistance to send out the
expedition under the best possible auspices as
national undertaking. He dwelt upon the
fact that the present undertaking was the first
attempt to reach the pole by way Of Behring's
Straits, and spoke OF the difficulties likely to be
encountered, and he deemed 1t better not to
say at present what they proposed to do, but
hoped to be held In remembrance until their
return, when recital Of what has been done
Will be OF greater interest. Mr. Collins spoke
expressing the greatest confidence In the sue
cess OF the undertaking. Mr.. Bradford, DR.
BehD, j. P. Morse, G. w. Brooks and J. r. Ian.
ham made brief remarks after which the
meeting broke up. The Jeanette is expected
TO sail on the 25th inst.
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The Markets.


BALTIMORE, June T-virginia skies, nd, 50;
DO deferred, So; 90. consoldated. 57f; DO. second
seriee, 80; do. past due coupons, 7S*. North
tax, bid to-day. Sugar stea IA soft, SAsk.
BALTIMORE. June 1L.-Cotton unsettled and
nom nal-niiddlins. l2k Flour qu.et and easy, but
prices nominal; weste n lowe,-southern red LIS
L20; No. Pennsylyania red. lao; No. western
winter red spot, l64; June. ll5H; July llOA ;
AUGUST, Ie3ts; September. l07 ,Sai .07x. Corn.
southern about steady; western steady-southern
june aud July. sSsssa: August. 80 ~: 1s SepsemBsr %
- bid; steamer, 4S Oats Gull and heasy-southern.
s0a42; western VIII te S9s4o; do. mixed. Sass !;
hennsylvsnia, S9aA2. Bye quiet and unchansedL
dul, and easy-choice western, l0sl2 Eess in GOOD
crude Teiinss CORES Qa,ss o sod iDS SS%insii1
sos 1nssss se vsrpoo per- sssmsr s aueA meeA
osipta.nour. S67i: whss., ica 2be; corn Soe.ao
oars. 800; rye. 300. 6hipments-Wheat &C. 400;
NEW YORK. June l7-stocks nrm. Money.
Sa1 txchanse. long. 18Th; short tS9N Govern,
NEW YORK. June l7-Four duh whe.. dun
LoNDON, June n. 4 p. m.-U. 9. bonds, 4,<
Per cents, los; new 1yes l0sss. Erie Rsilrosd
2Sh; do. preferred, S. Illinois Central S0E
heD1lyivsnin Central. SsA. New Jersey Central, 56
Ihe following quotations were current in Wsv
a x0sf Eday q p. m. - reported BY Lewis John,
9; g e. csnsz.. loax; do sH per esus.. losx;
tra W; LAke s6cre. Slx; No.thvessc cnn ~: oo AZ
preferred. 81; Island. lSo; @ Fsu1 S3f: So
preferred, 03,f; Wsbssh, S6k; "a snd Texss nv.
" Q. Telegraph. NIX; Pacihc Hsii. i56.
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TRIAL OF INDIAN COMMISSIONER
HAYT.

He IestfflcS I'm his Own Behalf.
NEW YORK, June 17.-In the trial at Jersey
OF Indian Commissioner Hayt and other
officers OF the International Trust Co., Judge
Garrettson yesterday denied ex-Gov Bedles
motion that the jury be directed to acqutt the
Ine intent to defraud. Frank d. Carr, one or the
ueIenda1tS testified that he was elected a d.
iSCloI oi tne company in 1874. When he wrote
the existence OF the notes. He knew the cani.
were printed 0A'0AA1oneS
Ezra A. Hayt testified that he was or tbe Tn.
olan bureau, at Washington, and president OF
the international Trust Co. he first saw the
printed advertisement In 1873. He Understood
nank had paid up capital and he always be.
meved lt was true. On crOss-examinatfon Mr..
Hayt said he knew OF outstanding unpaid notes
assets. va oAAS
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kilograms to The Star.
GREAT WALKING MATCH,
Brown Ahead Of Weston.
INDIAN COMMISSIONER HAYT'srRlAL
AMERICAN ARCTIC EXPEDITION.
NEW RAMf SHIRE SENATOR ELECTED,
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
TIE Great Walking Match In Lon.

LONDON, June 17.-At 9 80 O'Clock this morn
,Ie scores OF the contestants In the match for
hail. were as follows:-Brown 155 miles: Weston
$50; Harding SO, and Ennis q.
At IL O'Clock {noon) the scores OF the pedes-
tIians were:-Brown 16S miles: Weston 163.
Harding SO, and Ennis Sc.
The feature OF the walking match this morn.
ing was the temperance Of Ennis who, tt was
contest. He came on the track Just after
O'Clock, looking and feeling thoroughly re-
freshed by bis l6 hours of rest. He has entirely
recovered recovered from ron I, the sickness he complained OF
yesterday, and Is now going splendidly Hard
ing reappeared on the track at 2 AZ O'Clock this
afternoon, after thirteen hours Of rest The
Weston 175; Ennis loo, and Harding 81.
Spain and the South American
Republics.
MADRID, June 17.-DelegateS are expected
here shortly from the South American Repub-
lies, to treat for restoration OF diplomatic re-
lations, which have been suspended for several
years.
Cabinet Crisis at COnstantinOple.
CoNsTANTINoPLk, June 17.-Confusion amount
ing to crisis prevails In ministerial circles 1t is
reported that Kheireddin Pacha, the grand
vizier, will resign. and said Pacha assume the
vizlerate temporarily, to pave the way for the
known as tool OF Russia, Sir Austen Layard,
the British ambassador, Is endeavorIng to pre-
vent Mahmoud's return. 1t is also reported that
to Constantinople. Fuad Pacha has denounced
Osman Pachas administration of the war
Office. 1t is thought that CaratheodorI Pacha
and Murif Efendl will be shortly appointed as
the ottoman commissioners, to settle the Greek
boundary question.
Philipp0POlis Threatening Trouble.
demonstration is apprehended at Philippe
polls when the Prince OF Bulgaria is Installed at
Lola. Several superior functfonaries and
deputatfon fromvar1ous Roumeltan toWnsw1ll 90
to Sofia to attend the ceremony and congratu-
late the prince.
Business Failures i'm England.
LONDON, June 1.-THE st. Johns Collfery
Company, at Wakefield, has failed Its ltabili-
Ties are stated at e67 900. Iu was reported In
the city yesterday, that a firm OF provision
merchants had failed for 100000.
The Paraguayan Usurper.
LONDON, June 17.-GeneraI Godoy, who has
usurped the presidency OF the republic OF Para
quay, is one OF the leaders Of the opposition
party.
Miners Strike.
Two thousand miners have struck at Tam
worth against a reduction OF their wages.
Railroad Bridges Destroyed.
WARSAW, June 17.-Seven bridges on the
Warsaw and Vienna railway have been carried
away In consequence OF violent rains and
traffic is interrupted.
Great Robbery I'm Odessa.
ST. PETERSBURG, June ia telegram from
Odessa to the GolOs says: E" The receivers Office
In CherSon, Southern Russia, has been unuer-
mined and robbed OF a million and a. half OF
rOubieS,n
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VITAL STATISTICS FOR THE MONTH OF May
month OF May was 296, as less than during the
corresponding month last year, being at the
rate OF %: 200 per 900 per annum. The NOR
tality OF the white population was 14S, or at the
rare OF 16 155 per 900 per annum while that of
colored was 14S or at the rate OF 80 $50 per 1000
per annum The mortality, as compared with
@ 1ne month or April last, shows q decrease of IS.
Inc average daily mortality was nearly TO- OF
me deaths, IS occurred In Georgetown, 2i9 fn
washington, 25 In the county, and 27 In the hos
pltals. There were 322 births The number OF
colored. AU 40
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MEN INJURED BY THE FALL OF ScAFroLp.-A
scano!d attached to the North Baptist Church
On 18th, between and streets northwest an
which TWO house painters, named GEO. o. Gates
ard w. 81. Lee, were at work yesterday AFTER
noon, broke from its faStenings and went to the
distance OF about twenty feet. Gates had his
left leg broken and was badly bruised about the
body. He was removed to the house of Mrs
Ambrose, corner OF 18th and streets, where
Dr. Mclean set the broken limb; after which he
was sent to his home, No. 1919 9Th street north
west, In the police ambulance. Lee was not SO
much injured-nO bones were broken-but he
was somewhat bruised. DR.. McBlair was called
and attended to his wounds, and he was sent IN
his home, 1o5 street.
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THE SHOOTING OF WM. THoMrsoN.-Dr. Pat.
terson, The corner, yesterday held an inquest on
the body OF VIM Thompson, colored, who was
shot on Friday last by Warner Meyers I'm Pra.
theirs alley, as stated In The STAR OF that day.
A verdict was rendered "that said Thompson
came 10 his death at p. M, June Is, 1879, at
from pistol-shot wound OF the chest, accI-
dentally inflicted by pistol In the hands OF
warner Meyers" Meyers, who gave himself
charged.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE SENATOR.
NAf. blair Elected

CONCORD, June 17.-At noon the house pro.
ceeded with the special order, being the election
u Y: 8. senator. The vote. which was viva
Harry w. Bingham, s5; Samuel B. Page, 6: GIL
man Marston, i; Aaron F. stevens, /: Luther
McCutchlns, ]; Edmund Burke, /. Henry W.
BAR was accordingly declared to be the choice
OF the house. In the senate the vote stood On
Tor Henry w. Blair and for Harry Bingham
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-17
Patriotic sons of Au,er,c,

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE members or tbe
national camp of the Patriotic Sons of America
Wnicn commences Its annual convention at 9th
and Spring Garden streets to- dav. were race, ved
In independence Hall at O'Clock this mornin1
1y Mayor Stokely, who warmly welcomed the
delegates to the City. The president Of the
mayors address. The convention viii remain
in session three DAYS "AA Ao'u
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, ,IAkEN TO bALTiMoRR.-Detect1ve Hagan, of
baltimore, arrived here yesterday AFTERNOON for
Ine prisoner VIM. Henny johnson, alias Cheap
brown, whose arrest by Detectives McElfresh
ara Miller was noticed In THE STAR OF yester-
Gay. The prisoner is charged by coroners
jury with causing the death OF Carl Gmeln, by
a dow OF the fist, opposite No. SIS Chestnut
sueet, In baltimore city, May 21. Brown was
Walker, coroner, committed him for the grand
Jury. Gmelfn died at the Baltimore City Hos
pltal OF fractured skull, and a coroners Jury
gave verdict as above.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-17

U-The California republican state oonven.
ton Is to be held In Sacramento, to-day.
uThe New York state greenback convent,on
Will meet In Utica August 29th.
In fight at Brackettsvine, Tex. with
Dr. Chas. Rivers, Lieut.. Ross0n, OF the twen-
tieth U. 8. infantry, shot and killed the former,
shooting him i've times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-17
An EnlbezzIer Sen,.ucaa

WILMINGTON, DEL, June 17.-Before the q.
3. 9isdrlct court this morning. Evan Rice ex-
BrandyW1ne, pleaded guilty to the charge of
emoezZeiement and false entries. He was SEN
fenced to five years Imprisonment. The amount
emDezzled was about $2s 0O0, OF which s12, 900 has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-17

THE MEMORIAL TO BAYARD TAYLoR-a fine
gray marble slab, containing medallion of the
traveller and writer, with an appropriate in
scrfptton-was unveiled at Cornell University.
OF the senior class, making the presentation
H-~A0So1oa
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A Negro Fiemh Arr.sraa

SANFRANClsCo, June 17.-Detectives have dis.
covered evidence which seems to directly I'm
pllcate negro named Williams, as the perpe-
traitor of the recent assault upon Ida Dunn and
Cora Hestep, OF Wheatland. He was taken to
the county jail at MarySvtlle, yesterday, to
avoid danger OF lynching. Both the girls are
now likely to recover from their INJURIES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-17

THE FUNERAL OF Mr.. JOHN d. CLARK, JR
eldest son OF John T. c. Clark, esq.,, who died
after lingering pulmonary disease on Thurs
day, took place from his fathers residence, No.
1914 N street, Sunday, and was largely ATTENDED.
MIR: Clark was In the 3lst year OF his age and
had many warm friends, who regret his early
demise, as he was noted for his manly and gen.
erous qualities. Many friends OF the family
sympatb1Se with them In this bereavement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-17

uThe coquettish Cincinnati Enquirer takes
sly glance at General w. s. Hancock as the
prospective democratic candidate for President.
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THE CATHOLIC Young MEN's NATIONAL Usror

THE CATHOLIC YOUNG MRN's NATIONAL UNION
will open its annual convention Tomorrow In
Richmond, Va. The opening sermon VIII be
preached by Right Rev. John j. Keane, bishop
OF Richmond. MesSrs. }. ii. Bushnell, John
Carroll Institute, OF this city, leave on the $40
p. m. train for Richmond. These gentlemen are
Instructed to invite the c. Y. nj. N. L. 70 hold
its next annual convention at the federal capi-
tai.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-17

THE COMMENCEMENT OF PARK SEMINARY will
take place tomorrow evening at Calvary Bap-
list church. The class OF 1879 comprises the fol-
Lille Cleland Custts, Helen knight Ktmball,
Helen May Manning, Isabella Nfmmo, Claude
Gould Rowan, Ella Louise Sttnemetz. Honors.-
General scholarship, Claude Gould Rowan;
mathematics, Lizzie Preston Brown; compost
ttOn Helen knight Ktmball
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-17

A BCRGLAR ALARM attached to the house or
Mr.. Tisdell, 18th and q streets northwest, about
3o'clock this morning from some cause gave an
alarm, which caused considerable excitement
among the inmates or the house. Mr.. Tisdell
flted several shots, one passing through the
front door. Sergeant Heffner afterwards exam
ined the premises and found everything secure,
and no evidences OF breaking In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-17

REAL ESTATE SALK-DuncanSon Bros, auc-
tioneers, sold yesterday part OF block e6, Bealls
addition to Georgetown, four lots OF ground
fronting each "a feet on Bridge street, near
Washington street, and running back 10 feet to
an alley east "a feet, to Arthur Small. for SIS
per front foot; west ~ feet, at $4l, to James
Stoddard, and the two fnterSecttng lots for
sS5 and $3.50, to NJ. A. MCGOWAN and Arthur
Small.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-17

DEFEATED AGAN.-The Nationals played the
Springfields at Springfield, Mass, yesterday.
They were defeated. the score being & TO In
favor OF the Springfelds. The Nationals COM
plained that the umpires decisions were biased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-17
WASHINGTON, D.. c.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
~S To TAX-PAYEkS.

L. To TAx,PA1Ess:
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
TREASURER AND ASSESSORS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. O., Juae 16, 1873.
The echedules of personal property are now ready
for delivery and you are hereby required, In obs
dience to law to make est and return to this 9th e
within FoRTY-FIvE DAYS from this date. Return
of Personal Property in default Of such return
the Assessors are required by law to make out
statement Of your taxable property from the bsst
means they may be able to obtain, and you are
liable 70 penalty OF fifty PEE Ssntqm ln sddt0n
je166t Treasurer and Assessor.
~ LOOF-An members or FEDERAL CITY
e0S LODGE. No. 20, are urgently requested to
meet at their hall WEDNESDAY EVENING, 18th
instant. Business Of importance
ieA 3t' @. M. OONNELL, N. g.
6p NATURAL MINERAL WATERS.
0EYSER W1TERs Just received from the springs,
and for sale on draught, at
MILBURN'B PHARMACY.
my15-tr 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
T~ STRAW MATING, OHILDREN'S OAR
Screens. at wholesale and retail ct the Furniture,
Carpet, and Upholstery Establishment Of W. B.
MOSES SON, corner 7th Ct and Pa ave. NV ala
R~ MATHEY CAYLUS' CAPSULES,
the physicians OF Paris. New York and Tendon, ana
superior to all others for the prompt Of all cases
Prepared by CLIN l. CO, Paris. Sold every
where 0ct29, ,th&sly