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Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
EI-Prcsidenr Gariiril's Csvil Ser.
vice Reform

Senator Window, While Secretary Ct
IT," I tcds ury, discussed with President
Garti id the question of civil service re-
form, ouI prepared a plan, applicable
to the Ere lsurg Department, which was
tayorabiy regarded by the late Presi
dent. The plan proposes to ailot to the
States the number OF appointments to
" hicn they " uld be entitled in tn"
Treasury Department; then 20 appoint
Il committee OF three in each State,
whose duty it should be to examine APP
plicants once a year, the committee 70
prepare ii list, graduated according to
merit, Of those $40 la,a the eXatnind-
rion. The persons should be selected
from those highest on the list and bc
sent for only when the State of which
they are residents should be entitled 20
appointments. In III king these se!ec'
tiuns soldiers or their widow, or child
ron should have the preference.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
Monthly Water Register,

The following is the report OF Col.
Ncintire, Chief Engineer of the Water
Dep" tmenr, for the month Of October,
which compared with corresponding
month of last year, shows an Increase
in the pumping record, OF j,04l, 06S gal.
Ions:
Worthirg'on pump at City Mil.
Ru"ning time, - days or 50i? hours,
4!6, ,303 STROKES raised to Cool Spring
Reservoir, l23, PIG 960 gallons
Water power (Turbiue wheel pump.
Running time, II days or sos hours,
800, t3S strokes raised to Cool Spring
Reservoir, 1860, rs gallons Total
ljl, III, los gallons compared with cor
responding month last year, shows an
increase of 2S, 136 lls gallons.
Knowles pump at Cool Spring, Run
ming time, - or NJ hour, 2ol, ,332
strokes raised to Rodney street Eeser-
vO,r, T., 235, ,"it gallons.
Worthington pump at Cool Spring.
Running tine, days or 6 hour, 2O3,
jSS strokes raised to Rodney sheet
Reservoir, > ,907 237. Total lJ,lb, lSl.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
To the Boys e. at seventh Fnd
Market streets.

MEssHs. EDIToKS:-rhere is slruc
ture which every body Is building,
Young and old, each one for himself,
If day by day we be careful to oHltd
our lives with pure, noble, uprI-h'
deeds, at the end will stand tAir teni-
pie, Aonored by God and by man, but
as one leak will sink ship, so one
mean act or word will forever leave It's
impress, and work its influence on our
character. Our minds are given us, but
our character We make. Character Is
formed by Il course OF actions, :ot ac-
tious by character. A lnean man ~
horrible thing. 1t makes angels weep
to look at him. y thousand winds
have blown such men togetLer. hope
tha: the above lines will be read by
tn Jse boys that congregate every even
ing on the y. w and \, l." corner ul
Seventh and Marset streets, and Insult
gentlemen as they pass by.
bBSEkN ER.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
4 ElRbls SkNfsacN.

Tie alarm OF lire sDunded from Box
No y, Middle Depot, shortly after !
O'Clock Yesterday at1err oon, was caus-
ed by the burning of frame stable in
the rear ot the residence of Roger Don
ahur, on tiilpin avenue, east of Scott
street, better known a. the "FCrty
Acres" An Old resident ofthis section
said to Il REPUHLiCAN reporter that
this Was III" irSt tire that hal ever oc-
CURED IN this village. The fire origi.
mated in the second story of the build.
ing, bong accidentally set on fire by a
small hpN, 4 son Of the owner OF the
hui!iiug. The stable contained about
halt n ton OF hay which was consumed.
The fir" was coutined to the 81 ;ondSturv
10 the budding through the prompt a.
ton of Jue Firs Department, rne Wa
ter Witch was the first company ON the
gruuud and the only one in service.
The loss will b. abouc 500, On which
there il no insurance.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
Butcher surprised.

fit had slipped the lnemory.ot Mi
p, Preutiss, popular butcher IN
Eighth street market, that Sestel"ay
was his thirty-iitth birth day, 1t ana
no, slip the memory of his many irlenus.
When he returned to his rtsidencr 'OJ
Tatuall street, he found some thirty OF
his friends at his house who began to
load him with silk umbrella, boxes OF
pure Havannas, handsome pictures,
six handkerchiefs and several other
mementos of confidence and esteem
A tter doing justice to the vel! tledtable
and enjoying y good time In general
the party wended their way honeward
promising to beat his next anniversary
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
pO1lce Court.

A well-dressed German was arrested
last night for inbibing too freely OF the
ardent spirit. He was arralgned Uni,
morning and fine Of SO cents aud
c1sts was imposed, which ne promptly
paid and departed.
The notorious "Em.' Jones, cclored'
anpeared on the coast again Saturday
evening, after a sojourn at New Castle
Last ight she was arrested Tor drunk
euness, and this morning was fined %
cents and costs.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
Trial Of Arranls.

The tria! of William j. Arrants,
charged with the murder of Mich las
Nulcker, WAS commenced in the Circuit
Court at EIkton, Md, yesterday. The
case has attracted great attention, and
the evidence against Arrlnts is purely
circumstantial. Today's session was
largely devoted to drawing jury.
Several unimportant witnesses were
examined as to last seeing Nolcker on
his way home on the evening of the
II urder. Andrew Hickman, a neighb3r,
who was one of the men who found the
trail made by dragging the body, de,
scribed 1t at length, and said it led di-
rect from Nolcker's house towaad the
river, where the body was found an
cnOred beneath the surface.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
FIFTY NEW PERMITS.
Building Operations still Oh the
Incvease In WfimfnxtOn,

M. &, COnWell, ChlBl engineer, ftVoTbs
the following buildings durirg the
month ending October 81, 1881
William A. Crowey, ive hDpses at the
southwest corner of jackson and Ma
pc streets.
Joseph Hamilton, one house on the
west side of DuPont street, letween
Third and Fourth streets.
John Taylor, an addit. TO morocco
factory south side II Fourth street, be.
tween Madison and Monroe streets.
John J. WithelV.. one stable on TIE
east side of Ada IS street, betwSefl
Reed and Chestnut -ireets
John T. johnson ard Dellaven Nor
ris, eight houses on :pe west side on
LON bard stree, between Sherman ana
Eleventh streets.
William II. Turner, one house at
the southwest corner OF lleall. and \
streets.
James Kane, one house on the south
side OF Sixtet nth stree, between Clay
mont street aud Ep lrol avenue.
Andrew VI. Strickland, three houses
at southwest coruer o: Eighth and tlar-
riSpn streets.
John MciIugh, llition TO hotel, at
the southeast corner Of EIshth and
Church strcrts.
Trustees NJ. L church, Silver Ran
chapel, on the east side Of Ha"ley
street, between Second and Third
streets.
Board of Public Elucation, school
house No. lS ON the east side of Town
send stree, between i. and y. streets,
Charles 4. Smith, marble works ut
the northeast corner OF Tatna'l street
and Delaware avenue.
William &. Pierce, two houses on the
south side Of Vaudever avenue, between
Hooter and Bueua Vista streets.
Michsl McAlerr, one hoUSe on the
southwest side of Lowering avenue, be-
tween Scott and Lincoln streets.
Thomas McCorkle, .Ir., five houses on
the west side OF Kirk wood street, be-
tween Ninth and Zenith streets.
Edward Pussy, six houses al the
northwest corner Of Twelfth and LON.
bard streets.
Hugh Lynch, une sable back of Fifth
street, between Monroe and Adams
streets.
fTlutls hCN l'Nh'N J'.N hN"'' 49, 'A'
north side of Second street, between
Adams AMI Jackson streets.
" iliiam NJ. Dreln, addition to
dwelling on the suutl side OF ihlrd
street, between Jefferson and Parrish
streets
Thomas Dreiu, addition to dwelling
on the north side Of Third street De-
veen Jefferson and Madison streets.
Samuel Mahart, one house on the
south size OF Tulip street, be,W cen
Clayton and DuPout streets.
Peter l.. Fury, two houses on the
north side of Tatnall street, between
Pine and kirkwood streets.
Thomas H. Melvin, two houses on
the north side of Tenth street, bet"eeI
Kirk wood and Pine st! tetS.
Calvin |. Swayne, one house on the
north side Of Eighth street, between
Franklin and BrOo!ne streets.
Vernon f. Beeby, one house on tht
north side OF Eli shth street, east o
BrOo,Le street.
Sarah Catharine Thatcher, one hou.t
on the north side Of Gllpin Avenue
between jackson and NauBurel
streets.
Tota. for the month, fifty -one build
ings; sixty.two for the cotresponulhl
month Of last year.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
OcHletlee.

Considerable complaint is being made
about the slow progress Of the reralrs
of the Eleventh street bridge.
The nuisance on Adams street near
Shail-cross avenue is still in h.thy
condition.
The sidewalks on Adams and Mon
roe. streets, between seventh and Eighth
AMI Sixth and seventh, are III bad
G, ndition, the muI being over shoe top
III each place.
Bewarc--Do not let your druggist
palm oft on you any new, cheap remedy
Tor colds, wien you Inquire for Dr.
Bulls Cough syrup, IT yol Will be DIS
apuoiutrd. Price % cents bottle.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
ACelehraIed Rem edy.

Many people have lost their interes'
in politics and in amusements because
they are 80 out of sorts and run dowI
that they canuo; enjoy anything. II
,uch persons would only be wise enough
to try that celebrated remedy Kidney,
Wort and experience its tome ana reu-
ovating effects thsy would soon be hur'
raining with the loudest In either dry
or LIQUID form it is perfect remedy Tor
TORPID liver, kidneys or bowels.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
A DANGEROUS Han X.

As a man was driving across the
Wilmington and Northern railroad at
DUPONT Station the other day, the loco
motive made it's appearance, ,and fright
eued the horse So badly that 1t ran over
the bank, ,upsetting the carriage, break
ing it badly, and hurting the driver
somewhat. A day or two afterwards az
one of our citizens was driving across
the Same track, he narrowly escaped a
had accident.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
Wnaf no Fellow Can Find Out.

Four men may eat green frHlt WIN
impuuity, but Il fifth may try the eX-
per,lneut and an hour or 50 later be tlen
up in knots with cramps and dysen.ery.
" no the fifth man will be IL one ol
those things no fellow can lind out, ana
consequently all should take time by
the fyrelocK, and prepare for such an
attack by keeping on hand a bottle OF
Perry Davis Pain Killer, which Is IA
safe, quick and lntaI aIltble cure for dlar-
rhoea, cholera, cramps, or indeed, any
disorder of the stomach. This excel
lent medicine can be had at any repu.
table drug stoie.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
IhuIv on Wednesday

We will offb. one lot Of Windsor
prints, best goods in neat and pretty
styles at &c. a ya'l. Bear in mind NOV
3 Is the day. Also one case CT goou
Ginghams at Gets yard remnants OF
Tickings at SHcts. yard. R. L. Rus
sell.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
Is,str sec on Il.

Tie Little Harry Yacht Club announce
their second annual ball for Friday eve
ning, January 10th, in Webster's
Academy. The officers tor the occasion
are: Captain, NJ. j. Tucker; plot .;
McHugn; first mate, j. Moran; second
mate, +. j. Kane; third mate, j. L. NC
Hugh; steward, A. Foster; Iurser, l.
B. Tucker. Tickets 81.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
Sales of Real Estate.

Mrs Cow has sold her property on
the New Castle road, containing 10
acres of land, with good buildings to
George c. Gordon, Esq for $4,000.
Mrs. Mary A. Rogers OF New Castle
Hundred, has purchased the farm OF
Barney Reybo)d, adjoining the proper
ty of George L. Tybout, in Reh iioh
HID, containing 236 acres, for sll, 900.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
BETTER Than ADVICE.

The city auotioaeer of Toledo, o., Mr.
Fred. &. Ferguson, was terribly aillct-
ed with rneunatiSln; and after seekin Z
advice from e different physicians and
finding no relief was induced to try ST.
Jacobs Oil. Ilesays: used less than
two bottles and am now well man
which | owe to the Great German
Remedy.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
HABIT.

Mr.. John b. Cough will deliver his
popular lecture on the above subject as
announced in another column. This
lecture is the most brilliant OF Mr..
Cough ). forts and is everywhere re-
ceiyed With the most ilattering praise.
The admission has wisely been placed
at a low figure to enable verybouy, TO
attend who desire tue privilege OF hear
iuyhim, R.ad the advertisement.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
un.., Ohstrnct our system.

Those ianguid, tiresome SENSATIONS, 49,
causing you TO feel scarcely able 10 oe
Oh your teet; til 1t constant dram Una. -
taking from your system all It's eIas.
ticity; driving the bloom from your
cheeks; that continual strain upon your
vital forces, rendering you irrilaDie ana
freJful, can easily be removed py pi' emo
ua. of that marvellous remedy Hop DIV
ters IRREGULARITIES and obstructions oI
your system are relieved at once, while 10
ihe srecial cause of periodical pain Is
rermanently removed. viii you nee"
this,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
MoVea (O Wilmington.

DR.. alnes II. Scott, graduate OF tht
Baltimore Dental College in 1862, baV'
ing moved mis- family TO this city may
now be found at his office, 9l7 Marked
street. from Z u. III. to 1870 y. III. and
from /. 80 to & p. IN. Dental science in
,il It's branches executed i'll the mos'
.killtul and approved manner. Terms
moderate. Agent for 5. ). Whites
,,ecialties for the mouth.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
Burbank Potatoes.

lllshment, N. W. cor. Fourth and Market
streets.
Burbank Potatoes.
{ " l.. Janney, sol IL 30' King street,
. has just received few cars of fine Bur-
bank POTATOES. These are tue best eat
ing potatoes that grow and ara late po-
tatoes and will keep. Those wanting to
lay in for the winter willdo well to buy
now as they will bs very high without
doubt when c1li weather sets in.
Cabbaxes.
Peter J.. Ford has secured the sole
agency in this city from Walters u
Rhodes, importers of German cabpages
at Baltimore They are the largest cab
bage seen in this city for years, some
weighing as high as4, 9 and l2lbs.
Erick's Celebrated Mince Meat
| l0cts per ID 3bs good mince meat 25c.
Assorted preserves in 9tb buckets for
fairilies at Midd 'eton's, Fourth and
King streets.
Terrible Loss Of Life.
Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed bugs,
coaches lose their lives by collision with
Rough on Rats" Sold by druggists.
tJc. boxes.
Caaarrh of the Bladder.
Singing, smarting, irritation OF The
urinary passages, diseased discharges,
,ured by Buchu paiba. 81, druggists.
Depot, n. B. Danforch.
Fish.
Powell Bros. have on their stalls in
| the Tnird street market the lsu Il VARIETY
Of fish, Wig salmon trout. white percn
SEA bass, halibut, white fish, &c.
Let il be emblazoned on every heart,
enshrined upon the tables of the
memory, that the grand acme Of slnoke-
oogy has been oo'ainsd iu all its per-
| feCtiou, glory and purity III Marburs's
Seal OF North Carolina. Chapman,
Fo lrth and Shpley streets, wholesale
and retail agent.
After two wesks Of grand success
wi. L offer to uy customers and the pub
lie generally, on Wednesday morning,
1000 lbs OF pure fresh Lancaster County
Print Butter, at 3jcts. per y. Don't
forget the Murlber l3 f. Fourth street
Smeltz
For the finest domestic and imported
goods, cut in the latest style and sold
al tAe lowest figure call on Geo Ash at
his Merchant Tailoring Emporium,
No. 7O5 Market street.
Don't forget that Mrs. Taggart, No.
6Or Market street, has the largest and
finest assortment OF Christmas and
birthday cards in the city. Call early
and MAKE your selections.
Janney, No. 3Ol 4 303 King street, is
headquarters for all the best brands and
all varieties Of butter.
Hines Nerve Restorer, Kline's Blood
Purifier. X lines Pills, for saIe by Tay-
IOr & Fullerton, 302 King street.
Cuneura soap, Sulphur soaps, Lann-
dry and Toilet CarboIic soaps, for sale at
uartman's $ Drug Store, Fifth and Pop
iiIr streets.
Awnings taken down ard stored dur.
ing the winter by ohm While, 4J4 MAr-
ket street.
G.. Carton in Second street market Is
selling genuine butter SOC. per b.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
Ju.,,cs to Toe Phoenix.
For the Republican.

F0I lhc NNV"DFre'' - "
MrssRs, EDlroRS You will Oblige
me by correcting an error in this morn,
inp's News to the effect that the Water
Witch eneiue was the only engine in
service at the fire yesterday at the mid
die denot This is II III stake, as the
pbrnix engine WAS also in service at
the same fire. W
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
NEW ADVERTISER IN ~.
REDuCIhJN OF PRICES.
lam selling VIM. Lea & Sons

.C.foa'gt FF...... ............... SO 90
puutarIt ......,................. h.75
Ei Hwool ..... ................."...... s2a
Minnesota Patent ............ ,.,.. ~ to $.o
make specially Of selling the best flour
In tine ElA'hc.,
Fresh Ruck@heat meal in any quantity
iru.n oAc pound 70 ton.
Wu. II. rlCKEL.S, 40, King street.
ort2S.tf
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
For h.ll@

A young mare coming years Old, fair
driver Will work in single or double
harness, fearless ut locomotives and
wOnlG make n good carrI Age or road
horse. Apply az this office.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
The Weather.

War Department. Office Of the Chief
1!sna' Oaicer, Washington, November
l., a. ".
Publications. for to-day--FOr Gtje Middle
Atlantic States, clOGdy weather, rain;
%outherly winds; stationary barometer
stationary tGnperttnre.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
DO you Know

that you can get good suit Of clothes
made to your order, cut to tit on, "eil-
trimmed, and made in the best manner
at j. T.. Muilin " Sons, Sixth and Mar
ket streets, and save money by dong
10.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01

! . II -
- Levari facias NJ . directed viii be X
! posed t. puhic sa u at the Court House, on
! Market street, between Tenth AMI Eleventh
streets, in e CITY OF Wilm ngton, New Gas.
tie unity, Del, GA
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of Nov. 1881,
at o'clock, p m,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece Of land with
three-storIed brick dwelling house thereon,
bounded as follows 10 wit
Beginning at a corner of land of Susan H.
Adams. on the easterly side Of King street,
between Seventh and Eighth 5 rect in the
city of Wilmington, thelce ny a ins of said
I.nd south IS degrees, east $50 feet TO three
feet wide alley, thence along sa a(lcg bind
ing on the weS. erly ide thereof, southwa. d.
iy para lei with x ny street, is tet, inches
TO q cornsr OF other 'nds of the said Ge rye
Il. McLane, thence ty Il line there I weSL'
wardly parallel with the line first described
and with Seventh and Eighth streets. and
pa, sing through the middle of the wall bt-
tween the houses lCS feet to the easteriy
side OF King street, and thence thereby north
32 degrees east l. feet. inches 20 he plr CO
Of beginning containing within said b undS
two thousand and twenty II feet If | md. he
the same more or less Book D, Vol. l, page
| 50. &c.
Seiz ID and taken in execution as the prop
erty of John V. kice and Sarah +. hice, his
| u. \. =
PHlIIP X CLARK. Sheriff.
SnEREFF's tFytcE, Whining ton, October
2Hth, 1851. howl eod-ts
ANHEFIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of a writ Of
~ ]. vari tucias to me diret will be eX-
posed to pubN c sa @ at the tsurt House, on
Market Sire t, between Tenth and Eleventh
street.. a the city of Wilmington New CAS-
tie county, uel ware, on
TIT KSDAY, the 18th day of Nov. 1881,
at 2 O'Clock, y. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz;
All tn 1t certain lot of land and two and.a
haIt-story frame dwelling house thereof
! erected, in tho ty of Wilmington, DO inded
and described as f)l ows to wit
Beginning at tue east rly 81" "l Y mon ~,
betnuen Thirtee tn and o.r.ocnth treetsa
! at the dista ce of 40 fsetf ON tie southery
side of Fourteenth street, ana at the norther-
" side OF a IS feet wide street, rlnni"g p u
a,lel with Fourteenth street thonre easterly
bv aid 81 ie Of sal 3S feet wide slree!, o9 iecI
inches, thence norther and Oardllel WI L.
| IIn Oh It tscet, 80 feet inch, thence westerly
a nd pa al eli with Fourteenth strhGt ~ Ice
, G inches to the aforesaid sastarly SIDE or
| Union street, and thence theirs y Southeriy
| gb feet. / 1ch to the place Of b ginning, b,
the cuut nts tn reOt what theJ may.
Sciz,d and taken in execution rs the prop
! crtv of John H. Price ard Amanda, his vile,
ard t. t., and to be sold by
PHILIP K. CLARK, Sherh.
! SYER1yr's OYpIcE, Whining ton. November
| .oth. 1881. novl-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
Etate Of the Thermometer

at the REPUBLICAN Office, in the shade,
his morning;
I o'clock 10 o'clock f2 0'H.onE,
$50 G4N ga
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
Toll Their own Story.

No p4latial hospital neeiei for Hop
Bitters patients, nor large saarie l, tall
entet puhers 90 tell what Hop Biz ters
will do or cure, aS they tell their own
story oy their certain and absolute
| cures at home.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01

G, Carton stalls in the second street
market is the. headquarters for pure
butter only.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
at z Q CLOCK, ?. M,

A GOOD GIRL WANTS A PLAOE FOh
~ general housework. Inquire a. NO; eot
East Eighth street, with reference. novl-2tt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01

glR. kLlNE'S GREAT NERVE RE-
4 STDRER Is the wonder Of the age Tor
Al nerve diseases. All fits stopped FREQ. soma
tg g5l arch street, philadelphia Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01

LSHHKIFF' jSALE- Sy virtue of a writ Of
> Levar Facias NJ . directed viii be tx
posed t. public sA t at the Court House, on
Market street, between Tenth AMI Eleventh
streets, in ecty Of Wilm nHton, New Gas.
tie 9 unity, Del, GA
TtJIrpSni tha 3ov nf Nov 1891
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01
SPECIAL III ENTHUH

The leaders of the merchant tailors in
our city. The Wilmington Clothing
House and Merchant Tailoring Estab-
,lishment, N. W. cor. Fourth and Market
streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01

NROHEY to LOAN ON MORTGAGE +
AyA IN larry, or slaau amounts, Oh citv u
AinMlNa ron SAyINtS FCND SO.
~ IErT :. Il. nor Ei3ntn sud marx 81 streets
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01

Handsome suitings AT Mullins, Sixth
and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-01

y, L. Janney, sol & 305 King street,
has just received few cars of fine Bur-
bank potatoes. These are tue best eat
ing potatoes that grow and ars late po-
tatoes and will keep. Those wanting to
lay in for the winter willdo well to buy
now as they will bs very high without
doubt when cJla weather sets in.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-05

The Roman mint of old Ponti6cal
days, where the gold which the con-
tractors Of the recent Italian loan are
sending is being coined into national
money, and which Is situated against
the wall Of the Vatican gardens, is
now being guarded by both Italian and
Pontincal soldiers. On account of the
unusually large amount Of precious
metal lying there, the Italian govern
ment a few days ago placed an efficient
guard on the spot. It is now stated
that the pope, possibly induced by the
fact that thieves might penetrate into
the mint through the garden, and the
responsibility be thrown on the Vatican
authorities, has, by way Of precaution,
ordered q picket of Ponti6cal gendar-
mes to parade night and day that part
Of the garden where the treasured house
Is located.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-05
alIson mENTlos

Three special ears from the west yes
terdsy.
Highest temperature yesterday 49,
lowest $50; highest selocity of wind. AZ
an hour.
Yesterday Contractor East sent two
more carpenters to work on Prevents
beef packing establishment, making
nineteen workmen in all now engaged
working there.
The district court will convene at 1o
O'Clock on Monday morning. The ju'
rors + summoned for IL O'Clock, but
Judge Sener proposes to utilize an hour
in calling the dockets.
OF course those who have not already
procured seats for Alvin Joslin will
bear in mind the fact that seats are
selling rapidly, and all the desirable
one will soon be taken.
Theater goers have abundant oppor.
tunities for pleasing themselves next
week. There are dates given for four
nights, that's all. Alvin Joslin, Mon
day; Uncle Isaac. Tuesday, and the
Hassiwinkle company Friday and Sat
urday.