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GILPIN HOIISE

- ShEhIFF'S SALE.
~ BY virtue OF a writ of AIS Leyari Facias
10 me directed, will be exposed to Pubic
Sale at the
GILPIN HOUSE,
kept by George Whitfield, in the CITY of
New Castle, New Castle Hundred. and
county OF New Castle. Delaware, on
SATURDAY, the 2sth day OF February
1880, at o'clock. p. ~,
Inc iollowlng descr bed real estate, viz:
A lot ofland situate in White Clay Creek
hundred, New Casele county, Delaware
beginning Tor the same at "a stake in the
Christiana turnpike, "A cor er of land of b.
q ST tsenburg, thence by his line south
elghty-one degrees and ten minutes east
tnlrty-One perches t. q stake In "A line of
Evan z. Stotsenburg, and corner for the
sa'1 Webber, thence by this line south h ten
Cegrees west one hundred and forty fiye
perches and nine-tenlhs OF a perch cnOss-
Ing Eagle Run to a stake by a fence cor
ner for other land Of the said Webber
thence still by his line north seven ty -sev,
en- and a half degrees west thirty-one per
cnes and seven -tenths OF perch to htak
ia the ChristiaDa Turnpike, aforesaId d
thence by the said Turnpike Road 10 the
place OF beginning, containing twenty
eight acres and forty six percnes OF land
more or less.
Stized aud taken in execution as the
properly OF Patrick II. Flynn and Cecilia
MS vile, and Isaac B. jester and Rebecca
Jester, I. Us and TO be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff
1880. eh1n's'any @ry .
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sHERIFF,s SALES.
CHERIFF's SALE.

CHERIRF's SALE.
BY virtue ofa writ OF Levarl F,ciss, 10
me directed, will be exposed TO public
sale, al the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
s4t Shipley street, kept by John J. Dough-
cry, In The city or Wilmington, New Cas-
tie county. Del,
ON THURSDAY, E4
The 2oth Day Of February, A. D., 1880,
At 2o'ciock, p ~, the following described
real estate, viz:
All that certain lot OF land with a three
story brick building thereon erected. stu
ated in the said ely OF Wilmington,
bounned and described az follows, g. wit: I:
beginning at the northwest corner of
Thlfd and Ship.ey streets, ooended by
shipley street on tne southeast, by Third
stree' on Inc sousnwes., on the noi invest
by an alley ior the accommodation on ihis
and two adjoining properties. one which
was formerly occupied by William Seal,
now owned byWilliam silver, Jr., the 9TH
er formerly owned by Richard Topham,
now by the Misses Harris, and on the
northeass by the said property belonging
to the said Al .sses Harris, be the contents
thereof what they may.
lied and taken in execution as the
property OF Robert Morrison and Matilda
Morrison, his wife. and t. t., and 10 be
SOLD by
.8J' JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
sherin's once, New Castle, February7,
ssS0- tta febl0-3twts.
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NOTICE To WATER RENTERS.
IN OFFICE OF THE WATER

,.r- JFT'AhIM ENT,
WILMINGTON, Del, December |. 1878.
The bills for 1850 are now ready and nay
able AT the Registrar \ OF ce, No. lUOO Mar
ket street. The law requires that all bills
paid on or before January 3ist, 1880. the
month OF February, S per cent. additional
lhose paid during the month OF March
~ per cent additional, and any amount
rsinalning unpaid after April LIT, 1850, the
Withdrawn aud suit Instituted Tor the re-.
coSery OF the amount due; and the water
VIII not be let into such premises until
,uch arrears, with assessments and AZ for
having ferules, are paid.
oiice houIs rom u. IN. to 4 p. m.
WILL AN j, MOnROUr
decl- eodD-edJ. eodF Eecis,ra,.
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ON THURSDAY,
The 10th Day of February, A. D., 1880,
at o clock, p. m, the follow Ing described
real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF land with
three story brick house thereon erected.
situated In the city OF Wilmington, afore
SAID, bounded and described as follows. 10
VIII: BEGINNING at n poipt on the SOUTH
cry slde Or Twelfth street, between Tat
al ana West streets, at the distance of IL
1eet u inches westerly from the westerly
side OF Tatnall street, thence souInerly
passing through the middle of a two feet
wide alley parallel with TatnalI street
sixty-one feet eleven inches to "a stake
thence westerly parallel with Twelfth
street niteen feet two inches, more or less.
10 another stake, thence northerly paraI,
iei WIN Ialnall streetand passing through
tne middle of the brick division wall he
tween the house on this lot and the hOuse
On tne ioJ adjoining on the west sixty-one
deet eleVen Inches to the aforesaid side of
lWeiith street. and thence along the same
easterly 10 feet2 inches more or less Ia
tne middle OF the Aforesaid alley and place
% m beginning, be the contents thereofwhat
they may. " ,
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Robert Morrison and Matilda
MORRISON. his wife and l. t.. and TO be sold
by y" W '''"
Sheriff IS Office, New Castle. Febrnarv 7.
ioo"' febiO 3taWtH
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WILM1Neror Feb 10 ,sso

~ WILMINGTON, Feb. 10, 1880.
Notice Is hereby given 10 the siockhel-
ders OF the Wilmington and Kennett
turnpike Company. that q dividend OF
thlriy -nve cents per share has been de-
clareo, payable on and after the 3Dth insL -
at the National Bank OF DsIa ware,
J. POULSON CHANDLER,
ItDlv ~. Tiessurer.
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n oTlCE.-IHE MUTUAL LOAN AS.
~ sociatlon offers stock In a new series
lor sale, Can during the day or nom 10
~ in the evening on ~ W
oEoitGE Z: AARIS, Secretary,
,o,,oo once, No. COL Shipley street,
2ai-oa s1.-.,.lIi.. lIii Second floor.
oilSE.-On ana after March IsI, Is5IJ.
~ lhe price oI lots in the Wilminrton
tnd Brandywine Cemcterywlll be: resery-
H.. n, senUslons' n' special rates determined by
Ine Board. Sections from A 10 II incl,;,
1--WE, 1--WE, OV cents per square foot. All Other
seollons. 10 cents per square foot.
by order OF the Board. 'o''
declO-2tawtml. ALBERT w aMITrI a..
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The manufacture Of morocco in Will
mington amounts to 1900, 600,
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P1BLIc &1EES.


y The Subscribers VIII 80
selI at Public kaie. a. Red V%&h6SrA
Lion, East Marlborough, W--T
Chester county, Pa, es2s-Sez-AEsA
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 70. 1880.
All o'clsck. M.
roKTY HEAD OF FRESa COWS,
SPRIN9ERs AND YOUNG BULLS.
L.. W. stidham a Son Anct'rs. janl3-is
TyUBLIO SALES OF DWELLINGS.
Il LOIS, AND FARMS WITH 25 YEARS
EXPERT ENCE. THE OUTLOOK is
VERY ENCOURAGING FOR BETTER
PRICES FOR 1850. 1T, HEALD:
Jan3l' w&sfeb.
FOh SALE. f.f
TOR RENT WE HAVE ON OUR
L LISTS SOME OF THE FINEST
HOUSES IN THE CITY AT FROM s20To
$50 PER Month, HEALD ~;
lIOR sALE.-Dx yelling house No. 2lO
+ West Tenth street. Low and on easy
W Evans PENNINGTON.
febli-lOt. No. 5 Il. Eighth street.
EOR RENT Acres OF Land, with
II House aud Stable, close 10 the city.
APPLY IpaS. 'S hVASs NJ PEfssisasos fsst s,a sIes:,
u West Tenth street. All the modern
IHoS j. MAHAFFY,
feb9 OF. 40l Delaware Avenue.
TRUCK FARM FOR RENT.
Situated partly In South Whining
ton and New Castle Hundred. containing
IA acres and good dwelling. Apply to
VIM. MCCAULLY.
or Lobdell Car Wheel Co. Ieb5.2taw2w.
"a OR RENT. " I77 =
T. Tea and Coffee Store, 5l2 Market st.
stock and fixthfes for sale. now doing a
paying cash business Also, the old es-
iablished wine and liquor store, No. 4 II.
- xth street, III health cause OF selling;
also two large rooms In the Saviile Build.
Ing, sixth and Market streets, suitable
ALEX. SAvILLE,
feb5-tL. No. Cast sixth street,
LIoR sA LE OR RENT.-LuInDer YARD
Z front and West sLreots. Apply To,
W.R. GADSE,
feb22-tf Front md West Sts.
A. OR hENT.-@ec0ud Story room 10
I Telegraph Building. Ia good order,
'uitable for Office or assembly room; will
ne rented with special Inducements,
Applyto EDWARD McINALL,
feb2 u. Second Ard Market Sts
EOR RENT-Wheelwrigh and Black
Il smith shops and Dwelling at Lamb
son, on the Kent Co. Railroad. Inquire Of
James Crippen, No. West Third street,
Wilmington. isnII-lm
L,Uk SALE, "A nlgnIy improved farm
l. OF l03 acres,in White Clay Greek hun
ired. AL enclosed In Osag- Hedge. d.
vided into i've fields. Large apple or
chard in full bearing. Public sciloo. ad
iniIing the form. Buildings-Large Man
sion Double Tenant House, Barn, Granary
and all oil er buildings necessary on 4
irst class farm. miles from station on
p. W. 4 b. X. X. Centrally located. o
niles from Wilmington. A Apply TO
INO. W. WHITMAN,
Real Estate ag't, 2 W. Fourth stree
octzl-w&sd-w Wilmington. De
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yHERiFF's SALE.


BY virtue Of writ OF LevarI Facias 10
me directed, will be exposed to public
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
s41 Shipley street. Kept by John ]. Dough
erty, In the city OF Wilmington, New
Castle county, Del,
ON THURSDAY,
The 20lh Day of February, A. D., 1880,
at O'Clock, p. M, the following described
real estate, VIE:
ate la the city OF Wilmington, bounded
and deScribed as follows, to wit: Begin
ming al the southeast corner of Fourteenth
and JEFFERSON streets, thence easterly
street 50 feet 10 line of lacd OF Albin .
fyie, thence souiherly along a line Of said
land and parallel To jefferson street Is FEET
70 line OF land of William Worth ON the
south, thence westerly along line OF said
Worth's land and parallel 10 Fourteenth
street " feet TO the easterly side OF Jeffer-
son str, ct. end thence thereby northerly
IL feet to the place OF beginning, be the
contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF John T.. Wells and Virginia
u, his wife. and t. l., aud 10 be sold by
JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
,0sd sheriff's ONCE. New Castle, February Z,
leeO febl0-3iawts
- = ~.
~ By Virtue OF a W II of Levari Facias
TO me directed, will be exposed to public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
No. Sil Shipley street, kept by John j.
Dougherty, In the city OF Wilmington.
new Castle county, Delaware,
ON THURSDAY,
The 26th Day OF February, A. D., 1880,
at zo'c,ock, p. IN. the following described
real estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land, with a three-story brick messuage
thereon erected, situai cd In the city OF
Wllmingtont aforesaid, bounded and de-
scr1oed as follows, To wit: Beginning at "A
stake on the westerly side OF jefferson
street, between Second ana Third streets,
at the distance of eighty four .eet from the
hortheriy side oil SeconI. thence westerly
parallel with Second stree. one hundred
feet 10 the easteriy hide OF a three feet
Wide alley, thence aloLg said alley side
norlherly parallel with Jefferson street Ii
leet 10 stake, thence ti.sterly parallel
with Second street one hundred feet To
the aforesaid SIDE Of Jefferson street. and
thence thereby sOutherly Ii feet 10 the
piace OF beginning. be The contents there
OF what they may.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF Amor .. PerkIns and sarah
b., his wife, and /. l., a Il Io be sold by
JOh PYLE sheriff
sherIfr's ONCE. New Castle. February 7.
l-oo ebl0-3tawLs
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I,OR RENT.--5 Acres OF Land, with
II House aud Stable, close TO the city.
Apply to EVANS PENNINGTON,
iebll-IDt No Fast Sth street.
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lIOR sALE.-Dweiling house No. 2iO
+ West Tenth street. Low and on easy
terms Apply To
EVANS PENNINGTON.
febli-lOt. No. 5 Il. Eighth street.
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LAFAYETT TIE HOTEL.
ON THURSDAY,

S4l shipley street kept by John j. Dough-
tie county, Del,
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- hEklfF'S SALE.
by virtue OF a writ OF Levari Facias, TO
me directed, will be exposed 10 public sale
at the O'
The daily gazette., 1880-02-21

CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ by virtue of writ 4 AIS Levari Facias,
10 me directed, will be exposed to Pubic
Sale at the
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ron SALE.

TOR RENT WE HAVE ON OUR
L LIST, SOME OF THE FINEST
HOUSES IN The CITY AT FROM s20To
40 PER MONTH HEALD 4 co.
febls, s,2l,23,25 Clayton House Building.
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A. OR kENr.-A uIue roonie,I house, 4Uo
y West Tenth street. All the modern
conveniences. Apply TO h
1HOS j. MAHAFFY,
feb9 6t 4a Delaware AyentIe
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The Celebrated Third Cav
airy band will be In attendance ut the
picnic next Sunday. j22-2t

WHY SUBMIT TO THE DISCOMFORT
and humiliation entailed by . fatal dis
$ Of the skin, when GLENN's Sui
PHUR SOAP will rid you Of 1t with GER
tainty and ~despatchf It Is q remedy
which never fails to relieve cutaneous
disease, and, rs q means Of banishing
defects Of the complexion, Il II equally
reliable. The benefits arising from the
use OF Sulphur Baths, In cases Of skin
disease, and Of rheumatism and govt,
are well known, but the cost Is too
heavy TO be incurred by many persons
who would otherwise take advantage Of
them. GLESN's SULPHUR Soar
answcrs the same purpose, and Is both
inexpensive and convenient. No one
need stir abroad In search Of n sulphur
bath who has this admirable means OF
providing one indoors. 1t Is comp
arably the best deodorizer and disinfect-
and prevents diseases Of an obnoxious
nature caused by contact. Sores, ulcers,
bruises, scalds, cuts and sprains are
promptly remedied by 1t; and Its cleanly
healing and soothing properties consti-
tute 1t a far more desirable remedy for
scorbutic ailmcnt than ointments OF
any description, since such greasy com
pounds soil the clothing, often aggra-
vate, and very rarely Indeed do any
permanent good.
Sold by druggists. Price. Is cents
per cake. One box q cakes) 20 cents,
sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt OF
price. G. N. Crittenton, Proprietor,
lis Fulton street, New York.
Hubs HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE
Black or Brown, 80 cents.
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Laramie Times, Wednesday.
Several days ago we gave the result
Of n piece Of ore from n mine in the
North Park, owned by Messrs. Gramm,
Carroll, Downey, Miller and two others,
The piece referred TO run 1882. 90 in
silver to the ton. A piece somewhat
similar to this was also sent to Salt
Lake and McVicker's certificate arriv-
ed this morning, showing the ore to
contain s160. IS In silver to the ton. An
assay from another mine owned by
those gentlemen, made by Professor
Plumly last night, run SIT in silver.
Messrs. Downey, Carroll and Halstead
left to-day with three teams loaded with
everything needed to further develop
the claims. Several parties have Offer
ed to buy the boys out but they refuse
TO sell, and It looks as though they did
well in so doing. We wish 'em sue
cess, anyway.
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special to Denver Republican
Leadville, July 22.-E.W W. Fay, county
torney, was arrested last night on a
charge Of forgery committed in Calves
ton. Rumor connects him with q
murder committed there years ago.
The arrest vas purposely kept quiet.
but the newspapers will announce the
fact. Among those who are advised Of
the arrest the news has created a great
sensation, which will be general to-
morrow. His ~predicament Is to be de-
plored, as only two weeks ago he was
married to an estimable and generally
admired young lady, Miss Belle Hanks,
Of this city, who now has the sincere
sympathy Of all her friends. Fay was
very popular in Leadville, and enjoyed
the warm friendship and esteem OF a
large number Of citizens here. He was
admired rs much for his legal ability as
for his personal qualities, and his pres
ent situation Is generally deplored.
To n Chronicle reporter this afternoon
he represented that he was going on q
bridal trip, to be gone two weeks, and
1t was sc announced In the columns of
that paper tonight. He Is on his way
to answer for his crime.
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saraum'. ws.aerfuI show.

Barnum allows none to beat him but
Barnum himself. This season the
veteran seems to have eclipsed all pre-
vious efforts, and the crowds each after
noon and evening are unprecedented
In the history Of amusements. last
evening, says the Boston Journal. after
ten thousand tickets were sold the doors
were closed, and 1t was estimated by
the managers that nearlyias many were
turned away. Zazel, as usual, kept the
vast audience ~spell-bound during her
thrilling performance. As an illustra-
tion Of nerve, daring and presence Of
mind In sudden emergencies, her sxhi-
bition Is wonderful and will be discuss
ed long after the intrepid little foreigner
has left US. The ladies should remem-
Der that the best time TO take the little
ones Is In the afternoon.
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F~RIGnTEUL FALL
A s<Fsa4l nsstsa nsAais4E hns9 .
ThfFa nassy WfAAss.

DsGysT TTtb1hs, ThGTsday,
Ths GLsnArm hotel was thrown into
e0nsidsn1as eOnmOtion yesterday ~
An accident which befefon Of the at
taches Of the house.
Albert Billing, one Of the servants,
was engaged In washing windows on
the third story. He WAS standing ON
the outer sill. holding himself in posi-
tion BY the window frame, with his LEFT
hand. while with his right he "a per-
forming his WORK.
A -loosening Of his grasp, . slip Of the
foot or q sudden dizziness. threw the
man from his dangerous standing place,
and he fell heAdlong 10 the ground be-
meath. The fall, which was witnessed
By several people, was an appalling
sight, and those who saw il turned
away sick with horror at the sight.
But - Il afterwards appeared, the aeei-
dent was not 30 serious in It's results as
its nature would seem 10 make certain.
Billing was Immediately lifted up,
unconscious, and taken TO . room In
the hotel, and 4 surgeon was sent for.
Examination proved that no bones In
leg or arm were broken or fractured a.
was feared. The skull, however. seemed
10 be fractured, and the body was badly
bruised There may have been injuries
internally.
The physician in attendance wa.
hopeful of the Ease last night, and thu
impression prevailed that Billing would
pull through.
The fall was 4 frightful one. though
and 1t would seem impossible 70 suryivs
such an accident. The man went whirl
ing over and oyer u he fell. his arm
swinging wildly, his hands grAspinl
ut the building and his legs kicking ouI
spasmodically. The force OF the fal
was broken somewhat by the bodystrik
ing on the sill Of a second story window
TIN owing the man away from the build
Ing In n slanting direction, 80 that the
body n rolled along the ground, 50 u
speak, instead OF striking directly and
with full force.
The ~proprietors Of the hotel will ses
that everything possible Is done for tn.
man.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Judge Spaun is on the sick list.
Herman Haas returned yesterday
from Denver.
Robt. Law went down on No. 4 yes
terday TO the Julesburg extension.
Sheriff Bob Howard, of Sidney, re-
turned TO his native health yesterday.
Senator John p. Jones, OF Nevada.
passed through yesterday. on his way
home.
DIR. Tanner does not chew tobacco or
drink rum. In fact, he does not chew
anything.
Burdette, the Burlington Hasck- Eye
man, has gone TO live permanently at
Nantucket. Mass.
At the Union Pacific: Jas. Andrews,
Mrs. Andrews, Chas. d. Andrews,
Pittsburg; Chas Sivalls, W. W. Coles
circus; VIM. Wallace, Omaha.
L. L. Berthoud. engineer Of the Park
City extension. Utah, came in from the
west yesterday and went down to Boul-
der. He was met here by his wife.
Mayor Newell, the brother-in-law Of
Tom Thumb (Chas. Stratton) was very
small when he married Minnie Warren,
but has grown TO n stature Of five feet.
Mrs. Fisher, wife OF Mr.. Fisher, OF
Daniels, Fisher Il Co., Denver, and
Mrs. Skinner, came up from Denver
yesterday and started for New York
city.
A. Adamsky departed yesterday for
Omaha to see his aged father, who was
reported by telegraph to be dying of
paralysis. The old gentleman Is over
30 years OF age.
At Dyer's: j. b. McMurry, city;
Geo. r. Turner, Geo. W. Hall, Chi
cago; Chas. Campbell, Denver; John
A. Reilly, Sherman; E. q. Burt, Dead
wood; Moses II. wakeman, Denver;
Thos. r. Beason, Rawhide Buttes;
Scott Davis, Sidney.
Adelaide Nelson, nee Mrs. Capt.
Lee, and, prospectively, Mrs. Chas.
Compton, was q passenger on No. 4
train yesterday, en- route from San
Francisco to New York. The fair
Adelaide did not do SO well during her
engagement in San Francisco, and
looks somewhat piqued in manner.
Chas. Sivalls, general contracting
agent Of w. W. Coles circus, came up
from Denver yesterday and departed
for Laramie City, where his show will
exhibit on August 7th. From there
the circus will proceed westward to
San Francisco and intermediate points,
and on the return trip will exhibit In
Cheyenne, which win be during the lat
ter part Of September.
Moses Thompson, the famous mining
expert OF San Francisco, came up from
Denver yesterday and took the west
bound train for home. He was sent by
q California syndicate to examine Lead
vile and Gunnison mining properties,
and be has no hesitation In expressing
his opinions regarding the same. He
says Leadville may last another year
and then collapse, and that the Gunni-
son country is a grand fraud Of the
first water.
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Every gentleman who desires a neat
fitting and stylish suit Of clothing ut n
reasonable price, will patronize George
II. Atkinson, OF the famous clothing
house Of Atkinson & Deming. Rockford,
Ills. Mr.. Atkinson Is temporarily To-
Gated ut the Railroad house and has q
full line Of elegant samples.
Those who ono get a suit from Mr..
Atkinson always continue their patron
age, and that Is the best recommends
ton to be given.
Call and see Mr.. A. soon, examine
his samples and leave your measure for
q suit. jy22-tf.
As Nj. Atkinson win leave Cheyenne
on SATURDAY afternoon, patrons will
guide themselves accordingly.
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John L0nd0a, esg. a Denver,
brother 10 Lieut. R0bt. London, sth
cavalry, has been sIactsd 70 the pss-
ton u posttrAder II Fort LAnmis, yfes
q. II. Collins deesAssd 1hs appoint
ment takes effect On October hrst-
Capt AzEur. 5th cavalry, came
down frVm FortLArznie yesterday and
started Cor Fort Omaha, where he ap-
pears as a witness before q court mar
tial.
Washington Herald
Second Liept. G. L Convers, Sd cav
airy, Is NJ WillardlA
Gen. Alfred Terry will be detailed as
. member OF the board TO examine the
army regulations, in place OF Gen. IT.
win Mcdowell, relieved.
The semi-monthly drill Of the signal
service men on duty in Washington
took place at Fort Whipple on Thurs
day, Lieut.. Greedy, 5th cavalry, being
In charge.
Companies C and I, 9Th infantry, are
mounted on Indian ponies, and In
camp for the summe nj the mouth OF
Cedar creek, W. T. They are there as
q guard for supplies, but have been
guarding the engineers on the North
ern Pacific railroad rs well. The Of
beers In camp are Capt. Hargous and
Lieuts. Borden, Churchill and De
Frees.
Army and Navy journal.
Mr.. T.. ii. s. Hamersly, OF Washing
ton has published In pamphlet form a
Register OF Cadets, admitted into the
United States military academy al
West Point, from its establishment
until the present year. Tables are also
given, which show the results OF ex-
aminations for admission and the corps
etc., to which the graduates have been
promoted. The work-which has been
compiled by Bvt- Lieut.. Colonel Robert
ii. Hall, Capt. 10th u. s. infantry, late
adjutant OF the military academy-is
the fruit OF much careful research on
the part Of the compiler. We find thai
In 1900 but two cadets were admitted
one from Massachusetts, and one from
South Carolina The highest number
admitted aprears 10 have been admitted
in 1914. when 14S were admitted
From 1902 10 1876, the graduates wer,
- l.fr.... IT.. -~-.. ---s----- Hn0
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The following letter has been receiv-
ed by Chief Hanniin:
DENVER, COL. July ID, 1880.
CAig Hanniin:
SIR:-We send our sincere thanks to
you and the fire department for the
kindness and pleasure received In our
visit to the Cheyenne tournament.
We have also placed q vote Of thanks
our minutes to you.
WooDH FISHER HOSE Co.
GEO. c. WEIGH, Foreman.
As the Fishers have been charged
with claiming to have been unfairly
treated while in Cheyenne recently, the
above may be accepted rs q full denial.