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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-13
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For Ice Cream and Soda Water go to
Ellis. 2ts
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-13

For bargains in clothing go To
Polack,s.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-13

Sets q table that is equal to the best,
and guests are given food in abundance,
too, at low rates. The beds are clean
and comfortable; the rooms are cory,
and indeed, the Western Hotel Is one
OF the bosses In the west. 1t Is just the
place you want TO stay. Herman KIM
me, proprietor, Fifteenth street, be-
tween Ferguson and Hill, Cheyenne,
Wyoming. mar25-tf
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GUNS, ammunition, etc., ut the Wy
oming Armory. Just received a new
stock Of goods, Mt lowest prices. c.
Freund. successor to 4. A. Damman.
n2tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-13

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VIII send their celebrated Electro
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days trial. Speedy cures guaranteed.
They mean what they say. Write to
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-13

Ice Cream and Soda Water all th,
time ut ii. ii. Ellis. II.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-13
oul wanted,

Buggy for sale and a barn TO rent by
ml2-9t A. e. SNYDER.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-13
boots and shoes at Polack's.

II you feel languid and weak, or are
suffering with biliousness or indiges-
ton. try the "a. II G." bitters and OBJ
tain relief. Sold by
m4-tf Addoms Il Glover.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-13

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superior to all other. Sold by Addoms
& Glover. a27-tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-13
For Rent.

Two desirable front rooms, from
April LIST. w. q. provinces.
m30-tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-13

California cashmere suits, all colors
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-13

Seats 400. Stage 20x30, scenery,
Apply to Joslin & Arnold. II
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-13

One car load Of Natural Mineral
Water ut
may12tf lDELMAN Bros.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-13

blankets from g. 20 up, at Polack's.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-13

O'BRIEN,s BAZAAR,
Next to Dare's,
my7-3m Keeps everything.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-13

Inquire at the LEADER once. mist
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-13

Boots and Shoes at
ap4-tf Smith Il Harrington's.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-13

PIKE's TooTnAcuE DRors CunE IN
ONE MINUTE.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-05-13

Armv o,a Navv Io,rnaI
A correspondent informs MS hat the
companies of the Fourteenth infantry
on the lite expedition. T.. n. I and X
have been ordered awav One left Aurii
% and the other, win 90 as soon ~
RECOMMENDATION "a ready. Tbe bridge
over The snare IA feet ,ony huut nv
our troops- Is now complete. The
4 over Rs.r r;ver ion feat loncer
"a nesr,v aore
m. f,r.tsr .memor,,, monumert ),
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
CHARITY AGAIN.
MR.. DAYS RECONSIDER To MIR. GILBERT

MR. pALY'5 REJOINDER t. MIR. GILBERT.
TO the RAZOR Of The Trtbune
SIR. The letter from Mr.. Gubert published in
to-day's Tribune. denying for himself and his
agent, French any knowledge of tho alterations !
have made in the play of Charity" when bought
it is my reason for troubling YOU with this epistle.
As the contest between Mr.. Gilbert and myself
reaches point where il becomes question OF We
racity or of memory between us think can safely
leave my case to the public, who have read the
correspondence to judge how far NJ Gilbert should
trust to his recollection when, after receiving
$50 per night for a couple OF months for my
performances of Charity" he teegraphed and
wrote me TO know by what right announced It, A"
for hs agent, Frcnch-the gentleman who over
looked the fact that ho lad sold me piece t. ON
Bows y and offered. after few weeks. the same play
TO other mana gers-his accuracy Is not above ques
tion.
Mr. Gilbert the creator OF the pure and noble
Captain Coycoran of the Pinafore." has saddened
us all by descending to bad language aud
abuse" In his interviews aud letters on
this topic of CHARITY" and its alteration
He oonfesses that lie has not seen the play
as altered and lie ought not, therefore, to condemn
the quality and fitness of the alterations he
fancies that there Is but one change. and thai
the introdu ction Of the hypocritc, Mr. Skin
nm What would Mr.. Gilbert say II he
knew that the prlnclpaI aiteIatioh maot
IN the creation of his dclicatelv chas tened
taste was to make his principal character, Mrs
TaR Brugh. wife instead Of a mistress, and al
honorable woman instead of an impostor Above
a.what would Mr. Gilbert say II he knew that IN Tie
obnoxious character of Skinner merely introduced
person referred in the original as Mr. Iret0W and
ehadowed forth as hypocritical rascal. put not
presented to the audience among the dramatls per-
sone, and that il is Mr. Gilberts own bnt and
much of his own language worked upon in BRING
ing that person on the .stagef Yours sincerely,
ACGUSriN DAILY.
Ddlys 7heaire Feb. 90 1880.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21

vices from Trinity Episcopal Church. Sing sing Sunday
February % at l:3o o'clock = y. - ,,..... ,,..,
r. Ia m Returning leaves Sing Sing AZ 5.sOp Car.
Tiages will be waiting st depot 10 meet train.
BROOKFIELDIn Hrpoklyn, r. D.. Friday. February 90
Catharine A., wife Of James NJ Brookheld 49,, .
Relatives the family invited fo attend ths
h gnels, srsee q rom nsS as "asns., 10 20 l w. oa
dues5sl not to sead nowers
COOK-On Thursday rnorung February i9 Robbie.
EST son Of John G. aud Elizabeth Cook agei yeais Ani
ssrycss he'd at the residence Of his parents
l?9 Wes l23dst Satdrdly Fcbraary 2ist ~ ocDck.
ELLSAt Norwaik Conn., Thursday, February 10 Bobert
Els agoi 70 years
HALLOCK-A the House Of Refuge Randals Island Pe'.
ruary 2o Mary Cathafine Wines vile o. idw ~ ~, Hat
lock smd iaayhter ol the late William Wines. eco. %
Faera ssricosa her late resd.nr on aoui.v Fehrasry
% AZ 2:SO O'Clock M. terry foot Of East ll9th st. no
JOSEs-on Thur.tay. February 10. az Fairfield conn.
hlEtDeti M. Rowland vito Of q. W. Tones
Relatives and Trends -sDsetiiy
funeral from tho Congregational churoh at Falrncld
Monday. 2Sd inst. at 1889 A. n.
KIDDEROn Thursday February 10 tie resasaco OF hs
son Anzu.tu- :, kidder, lOi West Stthst Frederic r.
His renila. wi be (sSrn to clarsmon, Nsw.Hampshre
LENoX-on Tuesday evening. February H. 1880. James
LenoN in ihe seth Fslr ~ Me ace.
NOYES-On FRIDAY, February 20, Mary r., ws 0 James
Noycs the CID year OF her age No flowers.
PALMER-on rlnrsdav February TO- 1870 Mela0cihon
hsi1~ sn9 @ rSsnas are invitsa 70 attend the r,.-a
fIom the res aeree of hi. soa.niss rSoms. Iowerre
IT, NO 81 East 9th ST. on sunday the 2Zd al ha past
Utiea, \. y papers please copy
RAY on Friday Tie 10Th ips' AZ his afe resionee
scotch Plains ~ j. James NJ Raymond aged 20 and
Funeral service. ST. Pants NJ r. Church. Sow.Yors 0th.
ave- Z2dst on Tuesday, February - at Al O'Clock
r.
SIMPSON On THURSDAY Fepruary 10 $50 Eliza L. widow
oi Charles G. simpson. Aged 70 years
Relatives ant irsnds are resseeav iag'ei 70 s,ieai ~,
lato resi- ien's, 30 West l2tthst
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
A HOME VIEW OF DONNEiLY.
L...n.u IlLn ~ IhIt.I Il,nnesl.- LIZ. [ MI

DOnneiy rs "a Democratic WarSWIck Il a
4nore absurd spectacle K-y. De Ia Mutyr oI
Indiana tne position. The cij 'ymcnt b. the
Democrats OF their scheme Uf pinnOer VIII b spol ed
when they reflect that they must owe s possible u
cess to d-repptahle au instluDrnt DoUneY's MS
tory Is curious commentary the position in w3ich l.
Is proposed 10 put him. He never y D-mOcfat ana
isn't Democrat now. He entered pthtcs DS rhdic 81
Of the radicals 8ud stayed Republican until ne was
kicked out party aud forced 70 ASSUME his noic
coDgenial relation Of Tree lance OculaGOIHc H. never
nTofessed Democratic principle except 70 caci vote,
ard finay gotten rid OF al the prlniries' 0t al
sorts he ever nrOfrssed He haSno Ocal sin IN: Ia
ms own State, aud is equally denounced uAu lau2"CN "t
by decent Democrats II fOstrU himself upon te nou-
mailing convention I'm district Ler" hc doesn't live
after he had iai achieve The ans tlck IA district
VIII he does
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
CITIL ENGINEERS DINING.

Yesterday was the closing day of the an
nual meeting Of the American Institute Of Civil
Engineers. In the morning the members visited the
Stevens Institute Of Technology at Hobokcn where they
took lunch ana examined the system Of the institution.
In the evening the annual dinner took place at the
Hoffman House over 100 persons were present, among
whom were Eckley g. Coke. who presided.
Peter Cooper, Abram $. Hewitt, john c. Bo-
CART. A. l.. Holley. James c. Blyles. David
G.. CrOly. Professor George W. Maynard Professor
Thomas EglestOn Professor Henry Morton, Pro,
benjamin. siiiman. Cyrus Butler Professor Monroe. OF
Columbia College Charles A. AsQburn6r, john G tr,
and others. besides many ladies.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
THE HARVARD CLUB DINNER.
ANNUAL GATHERING OF THE ALUMNI.

ANNUAL GATHERING OF THE ALUMNI.
FESTIVITIES AT DFLMoNIcO's-THE QUESTION or
DIR. BEILows's ELIGIBILITY As AN ovERsEER-
SPEECHES BY PRESIDENT ELIOT, JOHN o. sAR-
GENT, PROFESSOR AGAsSlz AND JOSEPH II.
.CHOAIE LETTER FROM OLIVER WENDELL
HOLMES.
At tho annual dinner of the Harvard Club at Del
mopicos, last evening, much was said about the
refusal of the lry ard Overscers to allow the Rev.
Dr. Bellows to become member of their board
Speeches were made by John o. Sargent, President
Eliot Professor Agassiz and Joseph H. ChOate. An
amusing letter from DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes
WAS read
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
PUBLIC OPINION.

If John Logan owns Illinois, and means to
deIyer her to Grant he had better ont tuls way
hy lightning express His property u IN revolt SOe-
thing has broken loOse.-i Chicago Times (indl
Ii Is intimated that the preference OF Mr..
Tden viii have something to do wi determining The
,Joce at which the National Democrat Convent on
will be held And still they he's sick-iCineinna'i
Enquirer (DemD
That Mr.. Blaiue has the intellectual capa-
city the executive ability and tho know edge oi ahrS
10 auafy him to discharge duties Of the Presidency
goes without saying; whethel he should be made III.
canddate ia question of expedieury 10 be determined
by the representatives OF the party when hey come to-
gether.-l Hartford Post (Rep1
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
E4LL OF CEILING ON a PRLuA DONNA

Miss Blanche Roosevelt, the prima donna,
Ises with a accident yesterday morning, and
had narrow escape from very serious injuries AS II
was se received bruises which prevented her appear
lag in the evening Mabel In the " Pirates OF Pen
zlnce." Miss Roosevelt occupies apartments IN Twen-
tyeigbth-s. Fiith-ave The ceiling in her sleep
ing-rOOm showed few lines not necessary 10 the
original fresoO designs. but appeared 10 be perfectly
stable Before size awakened and while the nei .hbors
above beginning 10 stir about part OF the ceiling
fell upon the bed. and she very badly bru Her
husband, SgnOr VI ttl received few sght hurts.
Miss COnrOu NV hours notice, was Miss ROOsevcts
substltute IN the Pirates"
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
THE BUIJBOZER'S IDEA OF FI2Tt SUFFRAGE
IhnLn IN. Chnrlesinn NauA anA lonrler DAM

We suppose that the Republican journals,
which have Aenrtily abused bOGtu Ct"iina iOr ~hai
the state was ex pected 10 do will Ld the Lessia
ture the skies ter refusing u adO me proposed re-
streve and protective regSt Iht Oi eat b0tA
ways and what wanted was biH that wOnid cut
one way only. The personal registration sencme was
accordingly dropped In the first place tbc memoer> OF
the Legislature appear 10 look with tlsrust upon any
change whatever IN the election laws They thk that
the arrangements when good enough iOi NepUb'
cans are good enough for Democrats To proN.de
for registration Is, IN one aspect a reap IN
the dark menbcrs ndiS post 10 take IL on
the eve of al important election. There is another con
sideratOn Unde the United S,aics lwS there Is the
same Federa supervs on the registration OF voters
as the tine that the election ~ held ana lne adplO
OF registration law would. therefore dOuDle me OPP
pOrtunites Of the Federal officers ana enable the 10
harass and tie people loue before a. well rs our
ing and the election. We do ii regard any o tue
objections madC 10 simple Il Eistrt0u law as sum
eient justify reu.al 70 10. ILcre ~ no G0ult
that The Democracy AMI VIII carry ne state next
November. 10 is d paramount hec,h-lN Our He.l4'
tnat the election should oc carried without t"e
strain whiCn peop subjected two aud iuul
years ago al that effOry should Dc made to eur the
worst Ills OF the body polite by Improving The character
Of he
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21

would decide. that convenience and economy maoe
Nest once for all construct gallery III when All
shese cOnduts could he carried, and where, haVlnG
been arranged for all. they could be visia ea
interfering with what went on al the SURFACE oi Tue
narine The cost OF those subways large, but yet t
IL thng compared with that Of layle out n wiuenVg
new streets, which are among the things Whlen CITIES
beyond that OF constructing the large sewers WHICH
.,reat cities iind necessary.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
HALsTEAD DEFINES HIS POSITION.

We say we would prefer sherman. He has
done good tilucs com ~ tan ahV
othcr man. aud IT would be handsome aud appropriate
recognition OF SERVICES OF eminent useiuucs5 10 cfc
him President But have said freely tEat We Wouli
support Blaine cnecriuly Ma-hAufnF vita rn nus
rs On while of auty might be strong enough 10
bring 5 support Oi nSluG. NchuNt more thdh
one sring lo our bow We crying aul tang 20
beat Grant" hat we believe anybody cUt BRAT hiln, Tor
the feeling against third term wl he found Too lOr-
midahlo for q nartY OrganiZlt on 10 Denr
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORL
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SE,,opsis for The pdsf , 4 hoasy

WASHINGTON Feb. 81, l a. m.-The area
o, high pressure has slowly Withdrawn eastward over
the Atlantic Ocean An area OF low pressure developed
IN the extreme Northwest has moved slowly southeast
x.rd ana ia now central with marked energy In the
Lake Superior region. Occasional rain or snow has
faleu In Lake regiop the Gulf States Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, and IN ali districts west OF The
Mississippi River. except In tho Missouri Valley.
southery winds generally prevail being brisk or fresh
I'm the Lake region. except New England where hey
,xssfery aud in the Northwest and Missouri Valley,
wDere they are from the northwest The temperature
re- remaiped nearly statona the Atlantic SLOPE
from Virginia sonthward elsewhere u has decidedly
risrp especially 10 the OHIO Valley aud Upper Lake
region.
For New England ard the Middle Atlantic Ststes fall
ing barometer, warmer s0utherly WINDS increasing
cloudness and ram.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
GRRAT RAILR0AD PROSPERITY.

CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-The annual report of
the directors OF the Illinois Central Railroad shows that
the total receipts for 1879 were S7,234464. and the
total expenditures s3,O26,7o0, leaving $42O7704
net earnings, The increase OF net traffic over
the preceding year S191 SOL There is now TO be car
lied forward to the credit OF the Income account
S2O72 $50 The directors hopeful prospects for the
coming year.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
nAYARn,s MIsFORTTNE

The BOs Posi- llsnl
Mr. Tildcn is by no means to be set aside
without due COZ sIderatiOn M. Bfrsrd - sirOhg
man and sOuad Democratic statesman nut III "a 90
yIous thnt without Oi he IIiden ele
lnent he cannot re nominated and many R"puOlicans
who have Tree with their compliments OF nm
would fOund pouring HER batteries ApOn BIN VII"
peculiar vigor should nc he our candidate
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
CAMPAIGN WORK IN THE STATE.
BLAINE AHEAD IN LEWIS COUNTY.
inv rrtrcpAPu TO rUR rRfpIJNR1

fBr rELEGRAPH TO rHs rRrBUNBl
LowyILLF, n. Y, Feb 20.-At the Repub-
, Comfy Convention here this afternoon the follow
ing delegates to the State Convention were choseni C.
A. Chickeriug, Sidney Sylvester, and j. A. Pease.
s vote I'm the convention showed that the presidential
preferences OF the members Blaine 81 Conk-
ling o; Grant z ; sherman, l. A sentral press us
patch two Of the delegates 10 U'a arc Ior Dano
and ono il for Grant
BLAINE THE FAYORITE IN ORANGE COUNTY.
lBY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBCNEl
NIDDIErOWN, y. Y, Feb. 20.--At n Repub-
rca delegate meeting In the town Of Waikiki, Orange
Comfy. to-day the voto stood: Blaine, ~ Grant. :
sherman. 1.
Ponr IERvls y. Y. Feb. 20-At the primary meeting
held in rhi. town tonight the sentiment Of the voters
heln,inelv for Senator Blaine for President
II,,,tes t,yorug hts nomination being elected by over
100 majority. The Grant candidates received only
eight votes -
MoRAvIA, n. Y, Feb. 2O.-Fhe following
de,tos were elected to attend the Republican State
Convention from It'd. Assembly ID strict OF Cayuga
County: william P. Robinson. OF Auburn; Letnder
Fms. OF Moravia; and D. Warren Adams. OF Genoa.
Rnsoutious favOTng the nomination OF MI Baine were
adopted.
THREE BLAINE DELEGATES FROM CHAUTAUQUA.
JAMESTOWN, y. Y, Feb. 20.-The following
are the dclesateS to ae Utica Convention from t st
District of Chauauqup County: j. j. Adr ch. c. p
Ingersoll and W. l.. Sessions. lhey are unanimously
!or Blaine ...,..-.u,,.,.,.,,,,
THE ESSEX DELEGATES UNRESTRICTED.
WHITEHALL, n. Y, Feb 20.-The following
arc tDe delegates 10 tn Utica Cony enton from Essex
County: w. f. Weston James W. sh,ehy. and Milo e.
Perry. The delegation ~ uninsirtc'ed'
RENSSELAER, COUNTY FOR GRANT.
TRoy. y. Y. Feb. 2O-The delegates from
the lid aud hid Districts OF Rensselaer, County 10 th'
Uuca Convention instructed ioSote Tor Grant dec
gates to Chicaso'
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
Hairs BsIsna for the Lung-.

Halls BBIsnn for the Lungs.
Dr. VIM Hairs BAIssAM CURES CONSUMPTION. colds.
pneumona bronchits asthma cstarh snues thnst
Influenza bronchial dn uities hoarsene's Group whoopns
cough and ALI. DISEASE OF THE BWEAfIiiNH OR
sOohes and heals the membrane Il The lungs In
aud poisoned by tho disease aud prevents the light
syeas and ughtns chest which accompany IL
CoNsUMPTIoN ~ NOT AN ISCCRABLE MALADY.
t l. only necessary have the right remedy. HALLS RAIL-
SAM VII yoi though professional aid fa's Fo'
sale by all druggists
has bee ssei aud recommended Yeas nv ne
clergy medical esson. sold by all druggists Pres
% ''D'~ . = foTGERA & Co New. yor., Ascnr.:
Look Ost for Malaria.
Read the important paper on CRY SEWERS by Mr. Wal.
tor 0. EIho q T., pubisheii iGil in the REAL EsfArs
70. sale at i55 Broadway aud all news stands
New Designs In
GAS FIXTURES. CLOCKS. RRoNZEs. LAMPS AND
oRNAMESTAL METAL WORk,
Artisc in style and the best materials and workmanship
o1cfod By
MITCHELL VANCE & CO.
1886 sss broadway. Now.York.
FOR IuPRovING iHh C0NDIrIoN or
THE POOR 1900
Organised Is4& Incorporated iso
H0WAEp ,.a pr.!,SsriI g2IrE@
hoHEaF EfSSF SSAsExs EfEsFoy SaAIblSS T. FhLEw
Treasurer,
RIBERr n MINTURN. = south st.
Recording Secretary
r. FULTON CUTTING.
Secretary and Agent,
JOHN BOVINE J. Bible House.
ASSOCIATION for It's object the elevation oi phy
steal moral condition OF Tho indiSrni. ami lar as
with these objects The relief Of Their ne sSe,
10 inquire promptly into all c,cs rrrtTci 70 10
report upon aud relieve applicants. deserving on
rbutOs receive books containing nianK oders
afod a ready means fr relieving worthy appicantA
and sure means OF guarding against imposition.
each order identin'd number each cOntriOuiore
need no: become Known TO the applicant thus SAVING
IN annoyance 10 members
Cottbuions sddrcssed the
ehOye will be thankfully received aud acsnow lodged
The authorized collector Mt. GEORGE III. HANSFLn
and Mr. B. ]. GARDINER
Once, Is Bblo House, No 26 3daye.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
6uerlnl Notices.

list Of tn principal Execnfive Judicial Departmental
ami Dp on'ate ohcers oi the United states FiiE rRTB
UNE ALNANAr Tor 1880 sold by all Dewsdealcfs Or sent
by mail % receipt OF 25 cent?
Congress Wafer iis supen9utY asa ctt1t-ue a. ttrs
tive ene free Tom from Uvarythfg yrsBf.
srd crude tlat prO1nees heedache internal ant
tends g. destroy membrane Al mineral
tnat dangerous lrans b. known by sci after
Geo. A. icnyitt Il Go ........ .Anctioneers.
THURSDAY EVENING. 2oh.
At the Lttvltt Art Rooms Sl1 broadway,
OW Or Exhibition
EXCLUSIVELY 4 PRIVATE COLLECTION FTyB
MODERN PAINTINGS. FROM WELL KNOWN rOIs,
LECTOK SIXTY NGNE PAINTING EXCELLENr
EXANPLEs BY GOOD ARTISTS.
Cnreservcd sale. aalagnes ready
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
ucnrY.. Inrhniic Snlxe.

ucBry's Carboiic Salye
The powerful healing ointment and Dsnfeciaat
discovered
HENRYs CARBOLIC sALVE heals buns
HENRY's CARBOLIC sALVE sors
HENRY'S CARBOLtC sAIvE aliays pain.
uENRYs CARBoLIC sALVE cures ernptons
HE RY's CARBDIIC sALVE heals pIn,les
HENRYs CARBoLGC SAVE heals bruises
ASK FOR HENRY's AND TAKE 80 OTHER,
Beware OF COunterfelts.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
rLIGaT OF TEN PRIS0NERS.

CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-Ten prisoners escaped
from the ial Geneva, Kane County last night In tue
,e of tbe keeper they burned and cut hole IN the
cling of The deDtors room, and got into tue court
whence they escaped into the street lat Irish
man stuck m the hole ~ d was LETT behind.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21

The euterprising prOprietors ot Poland
spriugs Me- have just established another agency l,r
tbr trr M 20 Vesryst. They claim great cares from
~ ''sc ~ Rright's Disease and all Kidney trouhss
I1e sale of lac water Is Increasing rapidly
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21

when your liver is out OF ORDER use ",
system in reganiug healthy cohdio"' """ s'' u Va
many distressing symptoms.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21

BRANDRETH- his residence, Sing Sing NJ Feop ary
To- 1880 OF embosm OF the heart Dg Benjamin brandreth
aged ~ years -, - .., Ar. ,,.or.i -
friends luVlteS -7Seno Sot
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

-, rHoTJ re-: Morning Night. BAR
|r,h fseahr7 ,ou,ofosl gf0ll 11IncheI
f5srrs -Y-- I'M s:rr r I-T7TgTF1 81
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81 81 y 4 ~ ~
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20 20 -l y
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"Young man." CALCULATED an orator at the
temperance the uigat, DO you want 10
MI drugkards grave 2" "Fil II with whatP' asked
the 0ung man. He was immediately expelled
New-York tribune., 1880-02-21
politital Noilces.

A. German MaSs-Meeting
AT COOPER INSTITUTE
ON e Evening Anniversary Ot Washngons BirbdaN
MONDAY, FEBRU AIRY 23 at p M,
under the auspices Of the German Republican Central Coz
TO ye expression 20 the public sentiment aRsint ~
Third rer aud against tue Vn rule" The following ca
ineut sneakers viii address the meetingi . -
ERIEDR. HECkER, fHIkDR. HA%sAlk khh, Si&
KAUFMAN, DR. JULIUS BkUCk,
and other speakers in English.