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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-20

PAPERS that have all along counte-
nanced and encouraged the Maine
theft have good opportunity to fright
about face" and condemn the affair as
having been a criminal mistake made
by unskilled political tricksters who
placed personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT above
fealty to good government, ETC., etc.
Step up and eat your humble pie.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-20
Scientists may Differ

About the pathology of rheumatism, its or
1gfn and whether IL be hereditary. but IRE
frnenble testimony proves that when q ten
dency 10 II developsltself. Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters is n reliable means OF subduing
dies for the disease are decidedly objection
able from the danger attending their use,
others are utterly Intellectual, the best, the
ate malady, the more enectually TO over
comeit. should be giappled with at the ont
ceaseiess pain il can innict. Why then.
should this a~trocious, often fatal complaint
be allowed TO gain Roadway through sindif-
ference to Its earliest symphonic, when a
safe, long tested and strongly recommended
medisine presents itself In addition TO sug-
posure.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-20

THERE are many rumors flying about
Change in New York respecting the
consolidation of the Union Pacific and
Kansas Pacific railways. On our first
page this morning we print a dispatch
from New York giving the pros and
cons Of the rumors.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-20

AerTAToRs in Ireland who address
meetings have the most agreeable
spectacle presented to them of govern
ment reporters taking down their
speeches to be used as evidence against
them. There is no freedom of speech
under such circumstances.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-20

THAT little ''oDpleasantness'' could
not have been settled in any southern
state without riot and bloodshed, no
more than if it occurred in a South
American republic.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-20

"THERE's bound to be a row" in the
senate w the census su pervisorships.
The position is worth only $500, yet
the applicants make the matter most
interesting to the senators and the lat
ter are in a state of ferment in conse-
quence. Americans are truly n nation
of Office seekers.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-20

THE fusionists are o the first
thieves in history who undertook to
steal something they couldn't carry.
They couldn't carry Maine, you see,
and they tried to steal it, but it was a
miserable failure.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-20

One peculiar characteristic of Eel
lows Compound Syrup of Hypopho-
sphites is its power of decomposing the
food in the Stomach rendering diges-
ton and assimilation more perfect.
This partly accounts for the rapidity
with which patients take on flesh while
using the article.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-20

THE Turkomans in Asia have been
Russian the Muscovites in Il style at
once bewildering and disastrous. Rus
STA has been pushing just a little too
far without a proper force.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-20

MAINE is a sort Of political kaleido-
scope, but we believe a republican, Mr..
Davis, is governor this morning, and
the republican Legislature holds the
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-20

A LONDON dispatch says it is ex-
pected that English interference in in
ternal affairs in Afghanistan will be
acquised in gradually by the Afghans.
Very cheering this-and cheeky.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-20
TUESDAY, U 20, 1880.

SAdpertisers tcil make note Of ttefac
that THE LEADER has a larger circula-
ton than any other paper published in
Wyoming. -
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-20

GEN. CHAMBERLAIN is n first-class
brick with his nam pressed in the side.
The republicans should make him the
next governor of Maine.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-20

JULES FAvRE, one of the leading
statesmen of France, is lying seriously
i'll. France can i'll afford to spare
him
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-20

GARcELoN and his council should be
singed in efigy.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-20

"Rrenr is might in Maine, it APP
pears"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-20

.irnrnIn FOR EITHER SEX. Sure cure
SLrO O1U for Premature Debility The
NJ - only reliable. Send for Circular.
DEL rs. A. LARR. sac Broadway. ". 7.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-20

BAYARD's resolution: Never to de-
cline a presidential nomination.
, 1880-12-15

Into trouble. md Dn'!s that ho can't cmroy 4
lawyer he cftncs right to me- II was mt until
TIM laughter which grH,t,4l TIM rcsnnrk died
nwny tIlAt tho tnwyrr Hnw his ttauS rhs. whern-
case for ha client. md departed full nr tho
QlnriOnk cDhscluusncsa which cotHcs OF tho Go!lig
Of good deeds. =
THE cottxrY COMMISSIONERS
hold thofr iithtl caucus yesterday noon at The
arpoirsyc slli"es Within III ift OF tlo sr,r,i.
g StsGr rn ssn ffg t 1c' s,f y o sa :s..is SSiit.
All or tho l1lelnLe,s Df thu is,ui!Ewcfn present.
ard nrtrr sesstnn nf two s,ourst s1Hr!nx which
MI ut,c1 c1pectr.t uHan!1nity was ..tofal9l'c.! ttu
Hat wMs aste tut, ufttb17enH nifEtEt ~! Of 1A0
of Ctbtiity.Attnrnuy for tho ilwpt COURTS. -,
Tho tull tlst nf npnnl,ttncnts nEret4 upon BY
the t.alitls Il ~ faws: CtHinty. Attorney. lSni.
aItlur ii. Wllett; Committee Clerk, u. ". Nash:
ii!ysictn!', H Hr + J. iisth"r,!t; EFlnecr Il tlis
.Inll anil County tln!1,1ng, ". 1tnelantl. issl-
Hlncer 1T tho fiospItnl, Eawnrl Mc!'unNd: En-
Htncor Df tho ltMr. r.ttp,1se. John SCHMIDT; Wnr4
Usssr Frank; Glerk. lst1ss i. t,snnr!Iv: War;lsa
ut Tho Pour. ffnlst'. Il. II. Peters: Mcltrh! VI
Asslstai,t,. A.. X. I!ugonbnch: .lantoes, nf
Jal md Crtn,na! Court I''lt1,ns' ,s ,r,n! Mi'i-
ani n fourth rnun ao be arpo,ntca by Goln-
missioner AIbrl9ht: Night Nnteh,ncn. William
ii. Ctnwrori und lhllir knopf; l',y Waterman,
Jarcs Uurhn,n: jni,tt,r nt court ut CITY
iinii. WiIltnm II. lsishar.ls md ~. schWtas:
Wntchn1nli Mt CITY, -ffnf. A.tfHtFmar: lJny Wntot-
nun, a. i, Trunk: County Agents apeclnl 20.
lice. Charles l.. Frey: otltst1o v}sltor, *. f..
1t the conclusion Of thotr business tho COM
1nisslstners tuctl nt tho Shcfmuu fluuso at tho
Invitation Of Mr.. StOWltrt.
, 1880-12-15
THE DApTISTS,

MEETING or THE SOCIAL UNION.
Tho baptist Buoial Unton held their quarterly
ruunlol, 4nu banquet last evcnng ut tho Grand
pacIi,c llotel, Shortly astor o'cloek fully s0o
guusrs hnd assembled, mud uftor a brIof social
reunion In tho parlors tiIoy Withdrew to tho
hntul ordinary. w.sro HutuptAous dinner WIS
served, Tho ulbcs were decorated With tlowors,
and, is many OF tho la.'loa wuro uttIrod III rich
tuIlota. tho scono WIS unusually brItllnnt,
After tho dlnncr had buen tlIsuMssutl US attgn-
lively u 1t desur1Gtl. tho lrt1llut, Sir. Il. HGl-
sun llntr, delivered au address Ut wgleuAa,' lu
whleh he tclvrrctl 10 Tho OCCASION as v suecefs
which tltly rouadutl 0ut tho yul,rs history, That
saaeooss bud demonstrated tiat tho l1aptlsta of
Ehlgukb colltl tuAilltllll Kttl BtlcA osgNHszH,
ttull. II WAa u gAthuFlnH Ut layulun, Alld, ~
though tho pustOtd Wer0 l0t ualtual UPON to
dcsIrou. .,''"'@'
a quartet composed OF Mrs. j. Il. nuchbeo,
Miss Clar1s Btluicrs, Mr. Edwnrt Eyerts, ual slr.
u. W. thkpr thul Kave u itiiU ruil1or6nH u tle
0onH nl!nw Bwutt thu Kclfous Auswnr."
Mr. W. W, SAaw fuinwrl With u br!ut address,
!n which ha congratulated thu inptnbors III TUG
Union IN thu sucGUss which tho orHanizuuu uun bud
aehloseti. ~ uytlonccd by tho brilliant uluettn9
ut tAe Glu40 Of thu year.
Str. \. n. 1:clsh tnen read II paper on 1.-THE
themselves 1n politics na at present nlanasetl.
1t WIZ not only unpleasant, but therv w@5 aA9
, 1880-12-15

f.,rtlfer fact Tint a Christian cnul not run for
nlflct Without t,cfnY inar tho npp ng lrstRning
t,,e,h ,anh eaet't!c!nx III. owl, rrnclncs, ll9
must atny ont sn.r nt night smoke cigars. MD
"ulr!nlnto aiming thu boys" un tho othrr
hand, tho arrnkcr believed Tint tho
csila Of Offices ntrl haitnt-bnx frauds
wuitl bp nt lcnsf nttHntcd by tho active mr.
tuipntion III pntltics nf upright Christian mon.
Ii taicy themselves tnil1d Keep frnr frtnh cp!t-
tnminutlnn tl.oy wutll,! 'lo f!ctsie work In tho
qualification ri MIR crt! machlnery.
Aftpr n,titcr RsIreflnl tiNt1 been rptit!creA by
Tho u,,nrtci, Mr. H. q. K,,hlsnMt oxEtaIr tho RI.
Atioi Of tho t1un IN tito clergy In Il humorous
pnl'rr: t!o .leint. tho Union rs y, 9rxNnlzatton
many Ut tho clergy xet t., te vuterins l'cfnrc
.tig layinEn really ktinw them. ID, tho othcr
hand tho eIcrry1lcn do not tctNRir lunE cHO'tEh
With tile iaytllch to find theln Utlt. tlu esel
With nsfunny history Ut tho un1nn mid ltH llir-
pos0 In burning uut tho pnsturs from ita dclbcs-
"'?.' Mr. Cirrus Bentley. m ox-rrcs!,s.,t of THO
UniDn. thou Eavo H. brtet rrstlniG IT th0 wurk
tlrlIc lr tito Htnte Association NJ Il missionary
nrRnt,lzutfnn 1T unn1unGttbn With the Chicago.
Association Ilthi tho Iatknstdr unioc, which
itnkc aftrr iiic wurk ii tHs elty. lIo concluded
VIII, nm tntcrcsstnR hlstnry,,nf tho orRantzAtton
and tho results act'plsttSf,ln former yGars. ~
AFcesra. =. T. SerIl1cr, +. ~ Smith. n!u f. N.
blair were RppO1ntnll Il cunfn1ltteD IN NGin[na.
tlols tn rcpurt tho list Of 1}llcerA ut tho ictt
mcotin1, mid tho H1lthorlng bf1,ku UP.
, 1880-12-15

nwnr'c,l tho contrnct for tho printing Of :mn
soric. cf tie ,rpr. Of 5he Praecc1'nzs q the
ihSt tno ncmtts IT the Naton"i isepuil!ean
eaEn vdq bud ecc.,rcd thu hntitne nf tho II.
Il WI ttclr t!uty q carry MaY ti'st
furnish reprts for The cntiro woriil. asnl It my
person shtilt,l lesiro cnpy Of Tho rerort. null
s!all coiltrllte to tho f,tn!s nf tho Committee.
= Will be furnished OH n7p'lcntton to tho stcre-
y Mos:rs. u slmiisns. s,ropx. md uago wrrc ap-
atnts'it y, c,1t: r. !, r :;Svsso ways and means
Th1 Committee nd joirsctt subject to tho call
OF tho Ctilirnnii.
TIE rouxD1.tx0s' HOME.
The subscription in nIi uf this deserving chnr.
ity. which hlA wlthtu It's walls Inst .sMt1irsny
wcru asil.s--wi.h IS ind ncxt 10 nj, l,nisa.loia
itsE has lren.ly acknowledged a,it.cripiln,,s to
tag nt,,n,tnt of slh. Yestcr,lay tho following
sss 1ssg II '!s' :"ss Il 81 Morrison r'"""''s
Total 10 t'nte..... .............."........$'
THE 1RtpuNE a1sn desires to acknowfctaYo NO
S"ntr!n",a %t Nsss 9. the iSt ya ads NIX.
$S.5o-and a cnsr ut baking W'w''cr-$.
TstoN rAnK CoSuREuATloNAt~
T1p nnn,1at injecting Of the Union I'nrk Con.
ESf " sbs'oX sbfeX TnS IT, es oyeuna ~ H IT, eofsc
sherw.nmi In the chsr.
Tho rcpnrt nf tho lsonr1 Of Trustees showed
WIS *E,,1N If tnis n,no,Int Fi,0I 'srs pall The
}at ycnr nrssl a0M Interest, icAvlnE tho present
fssss ss;S, s % 5a5'c Is % :Spts!s @ s%''ssip,ss % SS
pnt by tic 3ocrety. $o;rn: A,ilina the sim
unfd On tho tnurtEhHc the Society fnlScu <lU,-
I'll Thc rr.,stces reeon'menacd that tho ttmc Of
rn;S. renting be eha.,K!si from May TO .lau !
, 1880-12-15
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G}z}bhizg G}A
en- xMW
WHAT MORE SUITABLE
CHRISTMAS /
PRESENT!
TO LADY THAN AN ELEGANT
Silk Suit,
Seal Sack or Do|nan,
'Fur-Lined Silk Garment,
Imported Cloth Wrap Or
English Ulster.
Our Prices for Woolen Dresses ara
from sis to $15.
Silk Costumes from $25 10 $780,.
Seal Sacks, $l95 upwards.
Seal Dolulans from 1890.
silk Fur.lined Circulars from $50.
Silk Fur.Lined Dolmans from $45.

To those Of our patrons DESTROYS
OF making presents in our special
line, we will guarantee satisfac.
ton in fit or money to be refunded.
This is an important consideration,
as a great many. especially gen.
t1emen, are deferred from making
presents Of the above goods on &C.
count Of not being sure whether
the article can be worn by tho
person that it was intended for.
Our speciality being the making
and fitting of Suits and GarmGnts
we are enabled, If the article is not
satisfactory, to make one to order
that will be; if we can't do that
we will. cheerfully refund tho
money.
, 1880-12-15
THE ORPHANS,

ANNUAL Mhs1iSu " ~, ~. ~ t'"'iAoAN"1 o"t"A"
"shhuA'
Tho thtrty-trst annual meeting hf tho Triistces
md Drcetrpsscs OF tho ptv,testnut Orphnt, Asy-:
h,,r ,voa t,nlI in.t ovcnfro prcsIlcnt Hnri,errcr
s"'.t w. -, va, w." A''s 'o'''tNe' N"~'~'
~ ,o sne euns'
The Recording sectetnrr's report showed tint
Dec II, 1H1O, thore were LIS Children In tho III
atIt,,t,on nnd tn,t ri ha,l su,, hron a5mittcl.
o. .....a.., ,~, ..n.s ho,',, s,, ~ n,,.. n,,1 ~
u Wae'n -. uVa peeee sutt :" ni"as ~" -
lnu died. Iae report tartllor showed thht tlio
ehtldr1 httl beGn Hivttl educational aGvAtu9es
and opportunityt0 to attend Bunslny-schoo. atd
bud bGgn Heherlt!y well cnrctl for.
tho r.ceipts for TIN ycur In c.tsh bud heun
til9 Solicitor. bgstI9 tho contribution Ut sup
piles Of vIrous klnds. ia, .
Tho Sccrotnry's report covered tho history Of
tho lnstitution. fur. Tvs years. alll cHited
cspecial nttnltt0n to the u1lculty expo-
rtunceti III fnuunturtnT chilt1ren, citing q
easu IN whteh Il child ha1 benn
idu,ltured md subsequently reelaEnied ty tho
fostur 1autler, and thu Secretary wAs instructed
to uraw up. u new form OF lndenture bianks
Thu Solicitor, 1lss llluko, Ii. hor rpport ro-
turnc4 thanks to 1ttH TRlHuNR for fnvora OK,
tended, Alld n1sn 10 tho vari1ia f'sl!roMtlss anu
sot firth TINT shD had Travelled aGDue iU, GU tA!lcs
during thu year ut IN exponse 9f $so, reee1v1nS
III tUtltftputOHb Ut F4FI0ub kltl"s ufcf fSit".
, 1880-12-15

tue wtfrt. Therefore, VIC nec,l mt now do moro
than fa,nlnd our readers that tho btory OF "Tho
False fttrnsl" WA evidently suggested Gy tlIo
cclohritssi Tichhnrto onsc, md tl.nt tho nnthor
hns cndenvnrcll tn present rs to ccntrnl iac'l ~
this story tho picture uf n Mill nj unusual
strength Of will md Of much Witness
Of mind assuming tho identity. tclot'x"
ing t0 ,nnnthcr tDnn whnm ho believes
to be ,lcad Itc ttors tins IN orlcr to obtH!h pos"
session Of vast Inheritance. to which IL Mt
taehc n historic ltatuo of great antiquity III
England. Wo understand that tho cotnpnny HOW
Cd IL, MauaTer \. Il: Psi!''er Tho most t,,at
ean te a,tl ot the trta'po .s 4 wil1lo
t! t. fa ! ust + soH Hg,tsssi aysssss tsfGn 5 ecu spay yo
ths, Uaion sgaero ifhoatro con,psiy.. wouii
sa<f G,,s!a'. SS @ppS"'fs s.. s. 1;sl'oSio w
ssse. , Was s;o.n Gye y io nS s 'es ss
Palmer 10 return :, New York, IT, ordcr tiat, he
mFht p,ay r,t r. IT, roS!sa1 "f
wou!1 hive playc,l had he bcon hero, Mr.
W. sE IL FIJI. S s &c aSty aw ssoF es4sast es
~. E!sanor cArey, y,-on'd from what W. aaw or M
!st nost sf puas is "" sace!oss e ?s Ms elmes es
l.s m n,ao ' r. rccon. years Enc played tho part
tloh Of tho rd1n wo nnva had. Miss Circy ts
blessed With a fine figure. At, expressive Eace, n
sktfuily tse; her nction is GRACEFUL her pU.tllrcs
nntt hGr gestures natural nnj ulistu.llel. The
plnyea ndyanta9euusiy in tho third not Tho
! nnxt In importnnco III tho cnat WIS sf!ss Knto
Denim, who rendered tho part OF idsdy O1*ictl.
| eo,ral break tn tho Stimulation Ut 9go In
tho voice, notably In tho Frent sce,a of tho Sec
Quito complete. Miss Nellie Siorant in tho
eoIncdy G4rt Ut Envena did wcll. but VIC tnny
! Eeh.!nd Sfsa. George he We're tAInsuartta@
| TINT when she undertakes part thnt
has. hcen played here by a .lnenibcr
" tho unon s'1!iaro compnny stc should bo less
r.os wnro in tho hands OF people Who ,yhilo thoy
| did not show my particular hrliliancy. stle-
ttoticd III giving II tolernbly Interesting per-
ttnoro thNn the usual cArG seen ID this thentro.
, 1880-12-15
l}fyOlI(t1sH.

fGFUIKV1SHs
ta fnr dlvor.e wers Isd ycstors!ny BY tho follow
!nR t,nsl!cat
ltitlr-EmeIlr, from 0ur1nnlrt on tho ground Of
cruelty md drunkenness.
MAltTIN-Amsndn L., from Ed*nrd r., on tho
grnsnd OF .!e*Gttlun.
rho following dctrnta wero granted: ...
ltut,tItfOtlN-Mar5. from Frodcrlck} on tho ground
OF drunkeH,iers.
il. Observation-Disclosures from Linn. for dcser-
ton.
FAhWELl.-Chhrotto A., from George OF foFsdo-
Rcrtttn.
tittAN1-L. NJ, from Julia g., for alustory.
WESTLEY-Etitnteth Ann. from Hcusse WI for
dcsertIOn
1T. 0ENMAEN-AInllne. from Tnulst for adMl-
terry. Xxx --....
HusCU1T-1eancsts F.. from George ton tho Rround
Of 1HSurt1pn, ..--
, 1880-12-15
I1OOLET'8.

"Tho Fulso FREUD" was reproduced Monday
night uln tho tta9o Of this thaatFe: and tho re-
production wins wltpcssctl by lMsge nud.cnce.
When tho pluy not long aK0 was lrst
soen IN this city ut another houso 1t received
murkcd aiteutton from tho public and tho
press, and its author, Mr. Edgar Fawcett,
wus Ee'.esally credited with having contributed
tu American lranatle liseraturo u. unusually
wcll'conceiyot interesting. aud well-wrftien
pay. Al the ttuu vt lts presentation III this city
VIZ 1syotc1 considerable Hpacc to au analysis Vi
, 1880-12-15
P0ckETB00kS.

carl.cascs, ci1ar-ouaos, dressing. .oaso9, collar
u,,,l cutK boxes, albums, and inaey othnr fnncy
leather articles Gun 10 bought to lest advantage
ut 3ferkur'a pocketheok tautory, No. W Htate
stroet, upstairs, Trouble Of stepping upstairs
repaid by low prices,
, 1880-12-15

itlfyNUi.i,a- AINrEh--At the tr.!!lcnco nf tho
hrju's Hlktpr, Mn, T. 4. Tuckpt, EA Hatnftet. Mr.
X,os. nymDltis jr, and sf,na Bcss 1,lnior. both of
Ktttnnniiig, IA.
, 1880-12-15

luck Il Ilayner's "Mars" cologne Ia a ppr-
flnl0 OF conspicuous excellcncu ua a Christmas
Utft. .
, 1880-12-15
THE BEETHOVEN soCIETY's CON-
lEIir.

Tho Beethoven Society aavo Its first concort
OF tho SCISSOR Mt tho Central Mltalr-l1all Inst
evening to II very 1arge audience, tho fA,nlttur
orat0rio Of "Eii]ah Uolng tho work performed,
with Mr.. Georg 1lcnschel In tho title pnrt, md
Miss Duttou. Miss Scherpers, Mr.. Knurr, DR..
Mnrtin, tho st. Cecilia Quartet and tho stnlrlzal
1]oys. who sung tho Angel terzcl, In solo work.
The lAte hour ut which tho wosK closed for
bids further mention at tho prpsunt tuo
thun that tho Society hns. never done
bottgr work or acquitted itself so
tho cl.ort1acs. in which ttoy wore nsatstc1 by
9rg9n 1tll orchestra, tho fortacr ptAyeti BY Mr.
1:,Itkln. From tho opening chorus to tho lust
thuy wcrp prompt, strong. atca.ly, md cltlCIcnt
and aro worthy or nil credit, MT. llonschel, tho
Acwconur, Is Ii superb nrtlst. WIN slnga with cx.
aptendisl tirnntiu effect W. shall rotor to him
MORO particularly hereafter, as we'll as to tho
uthor s0lulats and tho tlne work ct the chorus,
Nna ut present content ourselves with crc4llttnE
tho 6nc!ety with y Gront Eucccse, md ono ot
which they md tllelr conductor, Mr.. Wolfsohu,
Iuny well DO proud. '--- -'
, 1880-12-15
ADJUSTMENTS. :.



.ss H,Ieisi,,e XIII rspps
nertrudo... ...........,"....sliss Em;Ha Tnttla
Manetie .siss Lisza tG ,lst1t, u
Suzanne ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Stss zcphu I?tns,nole
IL: II. Fesssniea as a!tal
."''a II r. y 1,Nnt,y Mna,noy
sa t;et.1,. H. r. aUSu
The opening performance Of tho fdcal Opera
Conpany's scHsun Mt tho urand Opora-fIouso
Munt1Ay evening WIS greeted by n rury largc,
brlilIAnt, anu well-p!cnsed audience, II ono liAy
judge FROM pop,tlar enthusiasm. It was nltnost
Il foregune conclusion that gllcll would 1lay0
hGon tho casc with II troupe Which, though not
knnwn here MS un organization, 1nuy he
callcd, not only popular, but fnn,iliar
III its Individual u,cinDera ncurly cyury
onp OF whom 1us hhd many successes In this
city I'll the lighter operas. In grand upOr,s. AMI ou
the concert stngo during tho past ten or fifteen
years. 1t is we'll mined the :" Ideal" compNny
In these days Whcn opera companies nre prin-
clpaIly made up OF Htnr With very cloudy
following, like n colnot. Hero VIC hnvc
a company With at ensemble, and
comprising so 1Dnny trIod and experienced
arttsts ttlat almost every part can 10 straogly
Gust nnd something llke symmetry md harmony
gan bc Ind In Il representation. Tho great suc-
cess Of this company, md tho popular sutEsfac-
tion that attends its performances ought to 10
pottter to nla1sagcrs iii consulting tho pop1llar
tlsao, md It ought to Indicate to the.n with
wth ahs sar pts,e s @
sanIo ralte liz " s;ar" n9hts. Iii i.uotAer regarI
~ sS tue s eapsSity Sh q Anst.
s;*s "a + {Sst ,s s IT, III
ID she lsaer % warks Il tic Easitsi. a Fscs,eh
sehool well. there is in ro..so why thoy Gnt'lut
, 1880-12-15

C1lmm!rs' Dental Company. Stnt0 aud Han
d0Iph. F!ncat tseth Il. Filings half price.
, 1880-12-15

sEAT-S1c14L1SG FOR EsERNTTAHDT.
Alanagnr McVieker has announced that tho
salo Ut aoAts for tue Dorntarslt engagement will
begin on tho eth inst Evory precaution will DO
taken to provont spectators mixing Il corner
Un tho vauabtn pastoboards. Leaving her en-
pac!tys rs an actress out of tho question On
tiroly. tero IL now sufficient curiosity to sce tho
r,1eh.nilyortiscl FrtnbhWoluln to I'LL tho thoa-
trt for m4ily nights.
, 1880-12-15
rIAltlsta1f: GIGt;NSt:a,

nuy tho Improved Howe Hc,llaa, Borden,
Sclleck Il Co, Agents, VI Lake Struet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
MINES AND MINING.

FrIDtr, Aug. 1877. VI.
There was good business done in mining stocks
to-day, with prices generally firm, If not higher.
The markets seemed gradually 10 he assuming bet
ter shape than il has been in lately, probably
because of general impression that prices have
about struck bedrock" CnrySOlte was not as
active usual. but its price rose from 10 asa ~
Lit''' Ohcf sold eX dividend low as $50, hut
c'. "' at 40. Annie was very active, rising
% ~. and closing at 81. Climax was a
sh.I9 weaker at / .GGa 1.G5. Little PIttsburg
steady AT about 49, and L,advillc cent higher al
81. Central of Arizona fell 10 Jig, hui closed strong
1T 81. Consolidated Virginia was firm at 3li, ami
California higher at = Silver Nugget declined to
1870 and recovered to 49,. Barbec and Walker
steady. and Battle Creek rose rom 3is to 3'2.
Bassick ls lower ut III. and Robinson Consoil-
dated steady at 10. GOOdsnaw recovered from l.oo
to 10 and closed ut /. 4 very ar9r business
done in Calaycrls at from 80 ND to o. tue llnal
sales being mt 30. Mccse and cold Placer were
steady at "a and % Iyely, treat Eastern ue-
Ginning from - TO %. taIedOuia, black flii';
sold at 160a 10. Hukili VIA stronger ~ l42, ana
Rising Suu nj 80. We note sales IF Horn SILVER
at 1910 lGi2. silver Cltf ~ 1900 l.l5. decline
of - cents, Eureka Consoidated at lJSs, ana
Standard at -. The market closed steady 10 hrln
n. J. MI'TyO STUCK ENCHiyGE SILsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
,L0sLyG Prices or pHlL4DGLPHIA Sr0rRS.
FRIDAY, Aug. l3-P. 4.

FRIDAY. Aug. 13-P Il
While the business done in stocks to-day was
10000 shares less than the business of yesterday,
decidedly better tone was developed after
the early hours which witnessed prices YET
lower than they were last evening \ cable
dispatch announcing that the steamer Gel
h.rt which left Hamburg last Wednes-
day took the sum of f27J, 900 specie for New-iork
was largely instrumental in restoring confidence so
that there was considerable amount of renewed
BUYING for the " long account well as a general
covering Of "shoit " accounts The opening was
made with weakening prices, followed by an early
rally. But it was not till after midday, and after
numerous fluctuations had occurred, that the tone
of tho market really showed any improvement.
The late advances from the extreme
lowest prices of the morning, III some
instances amount to as much as per cent ana
generally TO more than l per cent. 1et uhtii 'ho
last hour when the advances were well estaoished'
the prevailing features OF the market was It's uu'-
ness The specially active stocks were Ere Witaih
range of Ii per cent ST. Paul within lHs percent,
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western WITHIN lbs,
New-Jersey Central within 1's Northwest within
lI9. and Iron Mountain within 2la per cent. Bnt
Hannibal and ST. Joseph preferred STOCK rose non
751oto7SL, Northwest preferred from ll6 20 1913,
Nashville. Chattanooga and -. Loais from % 10
g. and Louisville and Nashville, after selling At
IFS sold up to I2Ga 1871 2. Western Union wasd dull
leiween 1852 and 100l2. closing at the highest