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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-24

scarcely export demand suesuators holding OF on
Mes tor export quoted siS % sales report SETTING
price, si2 so February quoted s3 HlaFl4 ~ ana Nau
Sl3 T5a&l4 2j.....BEEl nrmiy held, mOiefait inquiry
Plain Mess - 5J Extra do. ~ 20 CITY Extra ilii ,ss
ged In price. tfade hCnt quoted JIG 5nHsl a
NETS moderately active aud rather weak sal,s lu,uu
5aic. Pickled Hams, 7H-csc. smoked Hams, o1g &c
Smoked shoulders 6ye lDDLts shaie lo@s hht
dull Long Clear Toe. short Clear 75Oc Long and s9
Clear, hff half. 1859; al tie West "a el .Oo
boxes Long ard Short Clear. last haf JaLHaly
Goo .....DREssFD hogs slightly in bnyera hysr
CITY, aad Light 81 6'sc; Pigs bc; western &C.
LARf-Markct lOdl2icc per 100 n. lower closet heavy
Tae trade les active for export aud sca or
Prime Steam spot. quoted ssJc, settling price on st
Ss7Lc Loo December, > S2l2 o. e0c clOsnL sTs c.
$500 January, 80 GS0.2c closing So nc 4foO YES
February. HhT2d9O2Lc closing sy2 29syoci LOU
tee Ma Oh. OH Qg1Oc; closing oo2 &c; 5000 ics April
g.12iaaal7 c closing Oh 900 tcs sellers onnn slh
months 10 90 ac closing $3.50. 1urd CaH-rcrHDcl'
January 1871 @dSs0c February. Set 2d5ci
March, g0jdNO7 &c April. glOd9l 5c sellers option SIX
mOnihs S.sl 2nS9Oc. City Sioam lower ana dul: sos
Conhnente ~ Butter Cheese anu Egss
without important change ,
RTCE-MOdcratey active. steady aud unchanged
SEEDS Quiet and unchanged.
SrEARIN E-1luet. steady; quoted Vdb'sc. -.
steady but quiet: Far Refining sc; 30
test; Centnfuca she; aes. 100 bbls Cenrifnga $50;
SO 900 bags China bic 200 hds Cuba Mgsoova1o I5o9'
Refined quiet but firm. ana iiars shade higher cut Los,
Crushed and Powdered 97sa lOc Cubes; 94c GRADUATED
Mould "a" 9a.0J qc on "a" SaS9c.; hiie Extra c.
dsAc,; Yellow do 74sd5c; Yellow &C." 7lsaf 2ci HeI-
TALL0w-Firm sales $50 900 n at 6GGaisc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-24
BANKING AND FIN1NCI1 u.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY BONDS.
Nrw.Yopr necemhnr o. 1880.

The price OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway PURCHASE MONEY FUNDING
BONDS has this day been advanced to 10
and accrued interest.
The price of the SERIES A BONDS OF the
same Company is also advanced tins day to
1929 and accrued Interest.
The Purchase Money Funding Bonds and
the Bonds, amounting together 10 only
1880, 600, have always paid their interest
promptly in cash, and are botha sure invest
ment for the future
The amount required to pay the annual IN
teTest on these bonds, when all sold, will be
$261 600. while the net revenue the last ts-
cal year, without any rail connections West.
was 1898, 500 81. out of which was ex-
pended Tor new steel rails and fastenings,
$23O,320 90. During the next few months
the motive power and equipment will he
largely increased and the remaining balance
of the IRON track-some seventy mlles-will
be reiaid with steel This will be necessary
in order to prepare the road for the immense
additional tonnage which will offer as soon
as the Elizabethtown. Lexington and Big
Sandy Road is completed, and the Scloto
Valley Railroad connection Is made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-24
FuRnprkN MARKETS.
e Increase. decrease

LIVERPOOL Dec. 23-POrE-Prlme Mss-pastern dull
at 90. Western duh at Ga. Bac0n-onm berand Cat
duh Az: short RIB dull At A. Ions Gear,
steady al 49,: short Clear steady at AL. Hama long
Cut dul 81 40 shoulders steady 2G Cd Beelnda Mess,
none In the market: steady 80 Prime Mess,
for new. steady III. LardPrme Western steady at 3D.
Tallow-Pf1ue civ, steady AT 81 Cd. JurpCnne-Spifits
steady al $751; Rosln-fne steady loiGd Common. dun
al 5i9d. Cheese-Amencan Choice, dull at 90. Lard
oil steady al as Flour-ExtTa state steady IL Cd wheat
No 1. White, dull 9iSd: sprlng. No z dnl
AT a9l. New Winter Western dull y I'D; New south
ern Winter II AZ OlOd Corn-Mixed rner at 81 I'D Cot
tonseed Oil-YeiOw American in market kosin
Common London. steady AZ 5606J % Spints luupvh-
tine at London. steady at 339t.
LONDON, Dec ga m.itehDed Petroleum. lId per gal
Spirits OF rurpentne 34iSd per ewt.
LONDON Dec 23-l 1890 p. n.-Iard. f6Cd per cwt for
Bacon 40 per cwt for Short Clear Aiddes ana
81 3D. peTcwt for Long Clear Mddes.
Dee z3-PetTOieum 2Jis francs for me pale
American NicOxs ll9 francs 90 confines
per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY DECEMBER "a, 1880

S@: 99 % LEO 6 61 B%sS iOoo Ou'n
s6pIrpis Pee eS~Fionr dun supernne SO 759
81 ~ Western Extra 81 Minnesota Extra Clear Medium.
Ezra ira F,miy MediSm 90 do Good S. 10 Fancy,
- 80 ono do. Good 80 90 do Ch Ice co. inaians 90
DO Fancy 70 do Winter. Gnoi ~ so Rye Flonr-Dnlla at
syvania Red graded Trlck ~ l2a No RCD elevator
81 III the cargo Taie Tor 10 Red prompt shipments
nonlnay 81 3 Tree on board Rye PC lower Pcnsyy ana
ern san do. tack. 5lGji@c steamer grain depot I3o
90 White track 5$e the cargo rate iof cs a a SNSl
White ISLE no a. DO u +sS5 40 SS,.c
gS auc RS y ss peS 3d. 81 d.
packets sl0 5Oas; Beet Hams slsa 1918 5o i1dia Mess
PRIME liz 2j smoked Hams 9'qaO2c do. IN salt Cd,
10 GSc new Sd5 2c SMOKED Sides o21Bc; do IN SAT-
80 5s,c? Shoulders PicSlea G%aGsc DO Smoked 7ii9
7c Dressed Hogs. 6abc Lard-Wesern Kettle ~ &C; 90,
steam SS5 0ci do Butchers Loose S0Oc bHet--FaO
firm Creamery Extra 3Jc; 90. Good 10 Cholce 3og
S4c Bradford county and NewYoIk Extra tn5s c @g a
Good Choice lo623c; Rolls dun Pennsylvania Extra
5S SIS We'Y 81 Zoe Western 81 Be-
LINED 2aZ2 Cheese quiet, bnt firm Newly ork Full Cream
do Hall skins 9c do Pennsylvania skins l09l0tc.
Coffee quiet and unchanged sugaraws hrm a. los1dAc.
Cut crushed and Powdered. 10isc Granuaiea g4c
7Ssc; Timothy ana Flax, nominal Feed quiet and I'M
sIiS f''r0''uu nominal -l'.'' 49, ms.a.
dull and lower NO Red Fs cash o sSe 'spg
81 O5? Apri no do 92olG95 &C.; NO do 80 @9s sc
80 &c January; 5ss6J99c. February S9s0l0se. March;
4DJ.c April al gG4I7sc. May oats lower at 29l26Z9Sfc
aev $Uf S6eoS to fane o. Whisky quiet
81 H. Pork dull and 10 offered al S2 20 cash ana De
S2Oc Bulk Meats dull and nominal Bacon aul sIougeis
Clear R6 GG5e; o Gear ses CO.. GsOf e. dS s os
5000 BUSH Barley 900 bush shiPmensCFouT SV3D ,s
20, bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-24

In shares OF Que hundr dollars each
This Company building will have in readiness for the
coming large feet Of steamboats, es
pecay adapted requirements of Of great
speed constructed the most substantial manner noncom
bustble. and water.tight compartments
which viii render incapable sinking. Conrssted
ordinary wooden steamboats, they cannot fah 10
highly remuDeTatye the patronage OF the
great majority of the travelling pubic.
Company entered into contracts extending over
term OF years. under which acquired the exclusive
night convey passengers from NewYork and its vicinity
Coney Islard. aud similar exclusive
right convey to Coney Island in connection
with of the leading railroads 70 that place In view oil the
vast number people who this famous Resort
evident that line OF steamboats, possessing these OK
privileges constructed in such manner as 10 command
highest degree of public confidence and furnished In re-
spouse public demand must at once prove very
profitable.
The contracts eady will insure 10 this Com
pany the outset business limited only BY lis capacity
arrangements in Of completion with the Erie
and Pennsylvania Railroad Companies. under which 1t Will
acquire In addition, large and profitable excursion bust
Company will extend its operations "a rapidly as
and profitable connections DO consumnated
During tho winter months the intention OF the Com
pauy to utilize in Southern waters so far as they
can be probably employed
Company organized under the laws OF Jersey
subscribers TO the STOCK will incur no liability beyond the
obligation pay the amount of their subscriptions
We recommend this investment one promising large
returns aud well worthy the attention and confidence OF the
most careful investors.
Each subscriber will receive every $1,000 OF stock al
oted and PAD Tor Mortgage Bonds Of the Company
tbearng interest per cent? the amount Of $780,
Tho terms the subscript on are as follows:
10 per cent on allotment
10 per cent February 2, 1881,
10 cent arch 2, leSl,
10 cent April z, 1881
10 per cent May :, 1881,
and remainder I'm nsaments OF not exceeding 10 per
cent on twenty days previously given Receipts win
be given Tor each payment Bonds and Certificates
OF stock ill be issued upon the payment of the final install
ment
Subscriptions will be the Offices OF eth or OF
the undersigned December 28 nst until Janui H.
1881. - 90 go,
JAMESON, SMITH Il COTIING. u wall ST.
SCOTT u LEAVIFV, "a BROAD-SI
New.York. December 20, 1880
of the Iron Steamboat Company fully the
statement cordially recommend this stock 10 persons
seeking safe and profitable Investment.
GEORGE s. SCOTT. of Scott & Leayitt
LEWIS MAY OF May & King.
JAMES d. SMITH. of Jameson, Smith Getting
c. ]. OSBORN OF G. j. Osborn IL Co..
WILLIAM j. HUTCHINSON, OF Kennedy, Hutchinson
&Co
JOHN ROACH Of John Roach & Son.
C. Il. QUINCY, OF william Heath 4 Co.
w. f. CONNOR
SAMUEL CARPENTER. of Pennsylvania Railroad Com
KUFUs HATCH.
J. B. HOUSTON, President Pacific Mail Steamship Com
A. r. WHITNEY.
n. q. MILLER Bridgeport, Conn.
EDWARD WIGHT
CHARLES H. CRAMP, OF Cramp & sons Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-24
11vr srocK MARKFrs-nY rELEGRApa

CHICAGO Dec. 23-The DTOUsrS Journal reports: Hogs
Receipts So 900 head shipments $500 head market quiet
and weak and prices 5dlOc lower many unsOd Choice
HEAVY "a 7OGs IS Mixed Packing 81 404$4 65; Light
81 4O0Si 60 Skps, So 5UdSi 80
CATTR-Receips 900 head shipments 1000 head mar.
steady unchanged Export In good demand al ull
2bd36 I22 Extra Steers, So ZO0r6 70 other
Shipping unchanged Butchers unchanged az S2aS4.
$50 head; shipments, 800 bead: demand
fair but offerings excessive Exports 81 J0a$5 % Common
10 GOOD easy with fair demand a. s40si 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-24
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
THURSDAY. Dec. %, 1880.

IHURSDAl' DUC I'd, Ib5U.
ASUES-UnchanCef quiet
COFFEE-fiO steady aud fairly active ordinary 70 Prime
cargoes dl4o, inc udng Fair at 3sc sales 900
bags cx "1eners" sc; 800 Biea" 1856 "Besse
on private Baltimore 1854 bags Lsplace"
private terms; Mid dull and unchanged.
COTTON-spot Cotton dull ana unchanged sales, 463
bsles 97 evening" including all for spinning dev
contract 901 bales Receipts az the ports TO-DAY,
2g6i4 bales LAST year since September SlS33lO baes,
against g3O9lS bales during the time last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-24

The governors of the Bank OF bng.auu, az men
regular meeting to-day, made no change ~ tho
minimnm rate of discount, and 1t remains AT . per
cent The bank. however lost ti94,OOO oulloh
dnr,nr fbe week and proportion OF ITS reserves 10
IN Inc htles was red nced from 457l6 to 4Z916 per
cent To-day the bank lost 100000 bullion on
balance AT the London Stock Exchange bIit-
ish consOs were steady at 0o"I9, i0r
1ooney and 98ll1s for account. United
STARS = per cents were quoted 1O4l2 4'2s 1929
1i58s ard As 116l2O1167s. American railways
were from TO "a higher, but IN most instances tie
e,trerne advances were not fully maln aned at lhe
close and Reading alter fluctuations between 20
and 27s. closed at 274-l2 lower than yesterday
pans dispatch states That syndicate mas peeh
formed there 10 buy a large quantity OF central ana
IIndson stock Bar silver III London was Il6 lower
=, hIli,e par ounce. In Paris French . per cents
a. a." IN n s7lq sight exchange on London rising 70
e al r,ncs to the e. the monthly statement OF the
4 3D., ~ France SHOWS specie gains as follows
q 711 600 francs god and Gas 90 silver.
49, Marion Bliss & Co. offer for sale the o per
eb,1+V-vear cold bonds OF the Panama RAILROAD
Seno 49, af 1O7 10 and accrued interest , . ,
Nyn,inl rs5 ClossOn & Hays are offering limited
.ran",' of the first mortgage bonds oi the hIch-
ami snd Allegheny Railroad.
AnY nv ounons of the first mortgage Donds OF inc
=, IA. and Texas Central due January l, 1851
will be paid at the once VI 1"0''''
oVri TMoHtauk Fire Insurance company mas ue-
, ine " sami-annual dividend OF per cent, pay
ciaie u md after December q. at the Brooklyn Oh
fee. -. eonr ano gram at the principal
.iantic norris this 23d day OF December were .,,n
Atlanli0 P'A' New. Ba,i rhna h ss 10 y;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-24
1cnRN.

CORN
Week "a Sush $3.50 $ tIs i Ys2Sd aaS
Direrences bush i,s276S i0l.ie0 1l756i fIi5g9iiSS
Year 10 bush 4a34lS 2O077,220 64O2 662Sgsee
Year s5s 81 IA IA o09 a ~
Differences. bush 1850 59S t5il0sO0 '2I2Eo 4fo'Vo'
Increase. Decrease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-24

The Sub-Treasury today lost S4S3,237 on
balance made up by q coin loss of 81 4,2Z9 less "a
currency gain of 5000. This leaves the net gain
since last Friday at S2,273,119: Money worked
easy all day the early rate being per cent ana the
later per cent at which far proportion OF the
business was done Tue yet later rates OF ana .
Der cent only represented the desire OF brokers 10
lend their excessive balances. The domestic eA-
changes ON New York at the places na9 t "a, arc
onoted as follows Savannah, a discount TO par
Charleston IS discount to par orleans, %
discount to par; ST. Louis. 81 discount; ChIcago,
75Q5O cents discount Boston par. The United
STATES Treasurer at Washington today received We,
$4,000 in National bank notes for REDEMPTION
The customs receipts were 100000 and the IN
ternal revenue receipts were $47O,0O0. Inc 1o-
lowing is the Clearing House statement TO-DAY ,6o
Exchanges $139 973.907; balances. Sass, ~:
The transactions at the Snb-lreasurX, coVe rec
a anTTencT balance $S.974047; coin balance
> There is an improved mercantile demand for for
eign exchange and the leading drawers to-day az
yaDced the posted rates for sterling z cent To the r.
Contnentas also are irner, but as the business ior
the ne. steamers will not be done until tomorrow
there are vet no quotable changes IN the nominal
rates Annexed are the revised quOtatIons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-24
OFFICE oP WORDSWORTH & Co, }
NO. % EXCHANGE-PLACE,

OFFICE oP WOERIsHOPFKR & COZ
NO. % EAChANGErLACE
NEM-f ORK, Dec. rs. ISSO.)
ITO PROVIDE means for the construction Of
the main line of Railway. from the CITY Mexico TO
frontier Laredo Eagle Pass.
the rio Ginnde. the right to which has been
granted The Mexican National construction Company by
Mexican Cove (by the sO-aed Palmer sullivan
concession construction Of connecting
lines aud for purposes apperanlag 10 such ines invite
behalf of said Company, subscriptions 70 tue following
suChriieB3
a. tho First Mortgage six Per Cent Trtyyear
Gold Bonds OF The Mexican National Railway
Company, ana
S75OOOO Of The stock Of the Company, upon the O
loving terms and conditions, VIZ:
The subscriber Is % become entitled 20 receive;
For every O5U cash paid In Bonds 0uO( 40 ooo
In stock, lOuOi *-'"'V
Subscription opens December %. and 3Oth D. IN
For further particulars apply 10
WOERISHOFFER & CO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-24
PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY.
WE OFFER FOR SALE
SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS

OF company secured by assignment OF the subdy due
10 III Government OF United states OF Colombia which
subsdy-tanE precedence OF the mortgageIs nrst hen
upon The property OF the company
The issue amounts to THREE Mi Lion DOLLARS. pay.
ae ia 80 years u Soycuber 1850 Interest
pavabo May and November l. ia the lily Of Now YORK.
sinking ot $4,000 per Huuum-tho eHoess Of the
subsidy over annual nerest wl b. applied by drawings in
sepiember In each year, and The bonus drawn Will Do
deemed AZ par the 1T day OF November following.
The PANAMA COMPANY has anticipated the shaking
fund for ten years by purchase Of bonds 600
elusive $500 OOO which will frat be drawn. that
Of the rem aiming drawn until september
Present pTce IO5 Ia and interest, subject 70 advance
without aOtice
NORTON, BLISS g. CO.,
90 NASSAU SPEEET. NEWARK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-24

TIE NEw.YoRK ELEVATED RAILROAD COMPANY, sEcRE-)
1AHi AND iNAASO MN Y6RS December a. 1850
NOTICE. - THE REGULAR ANNUAL
~ meeting Of the stockholders Of this eecing
thirteen directors to the ensuing year and or oh
purposes VIII held the office OF the Company, NO.
broadway tuesday Of January next January
H. 1891 Polls will be at IL o'clock and
close O'Clock Tue books viii be closed on
the evening Of tho III hst and DO reOpened On te morn
ing Of January II, next j. A CONlNG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-24
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
OFFICE OF THE
OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION CO.,
No. 20 kassau-st

NEW YORK November 90 1880.
The following resolution has been passed BY the Board Of
Directors:
Resolved second assessment Of 90 per cent
the FOR the Capital stock OF this Company
authorized Special khOders Meeting Of October
% 1851 be ana the hereby ordered payable Janu
AIRY 3, 1884, the cOmpanys office In New York"
stockholders requested to present or mail Their sub
scrtiou Certificates with their oheckS IN order that the pay
ment may be properly entered thereon.
HORACE WHITE Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-24
COUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COM

ONO CENTRAL RAILROAD co \
TOLEDO, o.. De- 81, 1880
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Registered Bmdhudcrs Of tins company for
election Directors will held the Office the company
la city Of Toledo. OHIO. JANUARY 1881.
ID. G.. MITCHELL. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-24

PACIFIC RAILWAY IMPROVEMENT COZ
CIRCULAR No. H.
YORK Dec. 10, 1880
THE SIXTH INSTALMENr OF 10 per cent
Subscriptions Tor the extension OF the Texas ana Pa
cc Hallway VIII be due and payable December 90 az the
% oer!-hoaer < CO., NO 81 Exohangepla New
YORK. Checks should DO 10 the Orter OF G. H. MOeshOuer,
treasurer
PAYMENTS Endorsed upon certifc e. and bonds
pertaining third instment Of Ii per cent viii be
-'''-' 49, c. T. WOERlsHoFFER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-24
FISK & HATCH.
THE MARKETS..
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Per North Riosr. VesseJs AMI RInr)Iis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-24
OFFICE OF IiiE
PORT ROYAL AND AUGUSTA RAILWAY COMPANY, [
252 BROADWAY.
VHE NEW,Y0RK ELEVATED r. h. CO,

NEw.Ao YORK. Dec. 81. 1850.
NoTICE-The interest coupons, lana ~ next ITO
bonds OF this company, Will and after MON DAY.
NUARY g. 1881 on Presentation OF the a the Corn
Exchange Bank in this city. J. A. COMING, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-24
Uipi1eu0 Notices.

KEoKuK AND DIS MonEs Ramwa aYs coM si. isao
A DIVIDEND of 81 70 PER SHARE has
~ been declared payable the 2h day OF Decemoer'
inst 10 the hodefs Of Preferred shares Of this company
at the Office OF the Farmers Loan ana Trust Company I'D s
city.
The transfer VIII closed the 18th OF December
II. A. BAKLiNU President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-24

Coupons January 1884, Will be paid at and after ma
thrifty on presentation at The Office OF CLossoN HAYS.
No H. NsssausS y. o. FRENCH.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-03

What q charm there Is In n clear,
smooth complexionl The ladies are
fully alive to this fact and therefore use
GLESN's SULPHUR SOAR, the most
desirable purifier Of the skin In exist
ence. Complexional defects are entire
ly removed by 1t and local diseases Of
the skin disappear more rapidly through
its influence than through that of any
other external remedy. The fact Is
that most Of the onguents, ointments
and liquids recommended for diseases
OF the cuticle are not remedies at all or
at most merely relieve without eradi-
eating the malady sought to be cured.
This IL not the case with GLENN's
SULPHUR SOAR, which does its work
thoroughly, removing every trace Of an
eruption. It, moreover, speedily heals
old sores, ulcers, cuts, bruises and
scalds, and Ia n reliable d.sinfectant Of
clothing or bed linen. Diseases CON-
municable by contact are prevented by
It, and It promptly relieves the twinges
Of rbeumatism and govt.
Sold by druggists. Price, % cents
per cake. One box @ calres) 90 cents,
sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt Of
price. G. N. Crittenton, Proprietor,
lie Fulton street, New York.
HILLS HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE.
Black or Brown, 80 cents. j22-daw1w
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-03
personal FoINIs

At Dyeris: J. @. D0ulin. Wm
Lloyd. s. III. Ksnnsdy, Omaha
Mr.. ATehib4d FORBES will probably
not visit America until November.
Nile. Sarah BArnhardt is declared,
officially, TO have been born In 1874
Bret Harts Is described by Mr.. sala
Is having panned out well in London.
c. W. Riner and II. S. Oliver viii de-
part to-day for North and Middle Parks.
Messrs. Henry Swan, and Frkhk. Of
the hrm Of Swan Bros, went east yes
terday.
Senator Window expects 20 make
twenty speeches in Ohio during the
campaign.
Secretary Ramsey's wife Is very III at
St. Paul, and he is going from WASH
ington TO visit her.
Senator Blaine possesses two large
mahogany tables which once belonged
10 John C. Calhoun.
1t. w. F. Norris, Company f, Ninth
infantry, returned yesterday afternoon
from a brief visit TO st. Paul. Neb.
Judge Hope, Of San francisco. was
q passenger on No. } yesterday. being
on the return trip from the Cincinnati
convention.
At the Union Pacific: Z. +. Hooker,
Des Moines; J. ii. Bacon, w. d. Cur
rim, Laramie; +. ID. Currin, Canaan;
F. I. Brown, Boston.
A. X. Rex departed yesterday for
Denver, en- route 10 the Gunnison. He
has severed his connection with the dry
goods house Of d. +. Cowhick.
Mr.. J. G. Flood, Of California, and
his daughter have taken apartments at
the West End, Long Branch, for the
season.-E. Y. Nail. Incorrect. The
Floods have gone home disguised.
Gen. Gar Field, the republican can
didate for president, according to the
Liverpool Post. is a brother OF Cyrus
w. and Stephen J. Field. This is un-
doubtedly the most damaging charge
yet.
Hon. q. w. L. Dorsey, n prominent
banker and politician Of Fremont, Ne
brasxa, and cousin OF Hon. A. Worth
Spates, went through Cheyenne. en-
route to California, with his family yes
terday.
Rensselaer, Hall, formerly a con tract
or on the Union Pacific road. died the
other day in Montana at the terminus
Of the Utah Northern railroad. He re-
ceived fatal injuries by being thrown
from n horse.
Russell Hancock, the candidates son,
was not more than twenty years old
when he married Miss May Gwynn, one
of the bellies OF Louisville. Miss
Gwynn's father, an ex-confederate, OPP
posed the marriage ON the ground that
young Hancock was the son Of n YAM
kee general. Young Hancock ferried
his bride over the Ohio n night, eight
years ago, and they were married on
the Indiana shore. The stern old faith
err gave in after the elopement. Neither
general nor Mrs. Hancock knew OF the
affair for several months.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-03
DrsrRICr ooUnT.

Court met yesterday morning. Judge
J. b. Sener ON the bench. The follow
ing business was disposed Of:
Territory of Wyoming VS.. Anna Ker-
rigan; motion filed and case continued
until next term.
Territory OF Wyoming vs.. Harry Win
tiers; defendant charged with larceny as
bailee. Verdict Of not guilty.
Territory Of Wyoming vs.. II. ]. Ed
wards; prosecution moves for sentence
Defendant made a statement, when the
court sentenced him TO n years i'm
prisonment In the ~penitentiary at Lin
coin. Neb.
Court adjourned until 10 O'Clock u.
m. to-day.