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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-24

The ChIissiAncy Divorce Case.
T1sTNoNY OF Nh. SAMUEL REGISTER, OF BALrI-
MORE.
Yesterday Examiner Lovejoy resumed the
taxing OF testimony In the divorce case OF ex-
Minister Chrfstiancy against Lille M. Christi
ancy. Mr.. Samuel Register, of Baltimore. was
called as witness for defendant to contradict
the hackman Bland, who, It will be- remem-
Deleo, was asked asto statement he had
son from Mrs ChriStancy was the party Ia
bad taken from 81 D street to the st James
Aotel. and who denied making any such star,.
to Sanderson's Hotel with q Mr. McLau0hIin
and there made oath to and signed st atefr1ant
describing the lady In his carriage On the oc,a.
son referred TO as taller and larger than Mrs.
Cnristlancy. Mr.. Register on cross examine
ton, slid he had known Mrs. Chfistiancy since
sne was little Child. He had shown conslder.
2Oie interest 10 the case, and had gone to San.
oelsOns HOTEL because he had an engagement
win Mrs G. g counsel, who he understood was
10 De there. The witness having repeated the
questions he addressed to Bland on redirect ex-
a menl cialmlDg they were entitled TO the wnole
answer: MT; Cqppy ootecting. the subject was
certified to the Equity Court.
PROCEEDINGS TO-DAY.
THIS morning, in the Equity Court Judge
Wylle, the examiner appeared with the counsel
and the question having been brought up the
court directed that the question as to what Mr.
Register asked Bland be striker out, as also the
answer OF Mr. Register as to what Bland said
remarking that this was the shortest way out
THE MOTION 10 LIMIT THE DEFENDANTS TKsrI-
MONY.
WIN nOtlce That the complainant would move
10 limit the time for taking the defendan ,,s
testimony and he said that the rec )rd5 showed
tnat the complains np5 testimony spread over a
period OF ABOUT ntHe months, from June, 1880.
70 April, 1881, and now the defendant having
Oeen DuL Two months engaged In the testimony
Judge Wylle.-If the complainant required
pine montAs In such case as this the de-
fendant ought to have eighteen months to an
swer.
Mr.. Cook-we will not require so long a
time: Perhaps by the early fall we.may get
Mr.: 1ngersoll remarked that what testimony
the defendant had already taken could have
been concluded In seven days for the witnesses
lived here.
Mr.. Cook-That is true, but of the witnesses
we now propose to put on the stand some 1--WE
or six In number, some do not live in the Dr..
The Court-what ia it proposed to prove by
Mr.. Cook-We propose to show the charac-
Ter and conduct OF ChrlstiaRcy In Peru by
gentleman.
Toe COurt-who lives in Peru
Mr.. Cook.-No. your honor. he is now In
connecticut, and we have summoned him for
July 10th. There will be other witnesses from
New YORK to show how the letters were gotten
The Court-Has there been no action of the
court prescribing the time?
Mr.. COOk.-NO, sir.
The Court.-The case should have been closed.
II this case is like others, about three-fourGhs Of
order limiting the time for taking testimony
for defendant TO sixty days.
MIR. IngeI5 oll-Then we can close ouI rebuff
ting testimony In ten days thereafter.
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DIR. mETrAUR,S
q a b a G. NJ PIlls

Cure most wonderfully In Q very short time bolh
SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE; relieve DY6-
PEPSIA 10 it, worst forms, cleansing the body or
e1cess Of bile. producans . regular healthy scaou
A fun size box OF these valuable PILLS With fun
directions for o con- lete cure mailed 10 any ed-
dress on receipt OF nine threeoent postage stamps.
For sale by Ill druggists At 70 oenu
TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY:
Rev. THOMAS GUARD, one Of the most eninenf
ciergyIcen In the country. pastor Mount Vernon
n. E. Church, Baltimore MO-:
have no hesitation In assuring you Snae u:
MkTTAUSs AxADAoHs P1IIA nave proved NOV
YOUR tpuiy. THOMAS GUARD.
Rev. THOMAS GAnsIA pastor n. x. Church. Hs-
hsSs trasd Or. nrrrAu.s H,ADAczs PnzA
c San and have been subject to Constpston 8 num-
Der Of years. Your Pills have acted 90 pleasantly
In my case. the FIRST time come TO Baltimore Y
vent 70 thanh yOu personally ou.. a.,,
Rev. LEws A. THnxKnD. pastor n. r. Church.
/ rave pr. HrrrAu.s BrADAoH, prrrs 10 .
man Who vas In bed With bad attach Of Bilious
Fever. and In two days he was out attending tohis
Esspecifuny. LEWIS a. THIRkKIED.
Rey.IE- PEE.ss. pastor \. z Church, UrbanA, Va.
6sye T,sd one one boz ;o1n q ~. hEasuF 1cAI
Yours sniy. I.R PETERS.
Rev. g. =; Hossa. pastor =, = Church. Pisd-
! Ssvs sysn my x.ss VINO y . .unersr from HeA-
doss q ne fi1. sss si.sS' sossa her: 80.
Yours truly. GEO w. HOBB8.
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RECOMMENDATIONS OF ATTORNEY MILLER,
In communication Of Assistant Attorney
for the District Francis Miller, upon the taxa
ton OF the Georgetown Aqueduct bridge to the
District Commissioners, he says:
Tuesday the Court in General Term decided
the case OF the Alexandra Canal Railroad and
Bridge Company against the District OF Colu N
ba. The company applied for an Injunction to
restrain the collection OF the taxes as sessed on
the bridge across the Potomac at Georgetown.
on the ground that the Alexandria Canal Com,
panys property was exempt from taxation;
that the tax law OF the District did not Include
their property, even II it Were not exec pt, and
luther. that the assessment was vague trrep.
49,. Lar and excessive, The court. in an elaborate
opinion by Justice Hagner unau....s.... ~"
cided that the property OF the company was not
exempt from taxation, and that it was included
In the tax law OF the District, but :iiau the as
sessment appeared to include the whole Of the
"brl6ge.' considerable part Of which was in
the state OF Virginia. aud of course out of the
taxing power Of the legislative assembly or OF
Congress; that the cOurG could not tell how
much OF the amount was so assessed upon that
part OF the property OF the company lying In
Virginia, and therefore the whole assessment
joined. The court emphatically recognizes the
right of the District to tax ali the property of
the company, as did Judge Cox in the court
below, but the iIregularily 10 the assessments
prevents the realization of what is due upon it.
He says that he does not ind any law th 1t pro-
vides for the correction of such errors, or for
the tax alton Of property that has from any
cause escaped taxation, after the time for the
revision OF the assessment for any year tn
has elapsed; that this Is a very serious defect In
the tax law, and one that should be remedted at
the earliest moment, and recommends that the
subject be called to the attention OF Congress
at Its next session, and that body asked TO plss
law which will provide for the correction or
such errors and omissions. He further sug
gestS TO the COmm!sS1 0ner5 that at III next as
sessment the assessors be dircsTed to as ;es, all
of the property OF this company living wffhta
the District. including the A0ueduot bridge & =,
and In so assessing 1t TO describe the property
with accuracy and particularly, and only to
assess so much of It as lies In the District
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A 8 e NsA ON
HAS OFTEN BEEN MADE


HAS OFTEN BEEN MADE
BIZ THE DISCOVERY OF SO N NEW THING,
BUT NOTHING Has EVER STOOD TIE TEST
DIR. BENSONS CELERY AND
CHAMOMILB PILLS.
THEIR POPULARITY AND SALE ABE TRULY
UNPRKOEDENTED.
THEIR CUsTOAER PRAISE THEM VERY
HIGHLY.
And Say That They Really do Cure
SICK Headache, Nervous Head.
ache. Neuralgia, Nervousness,
Sleeplessness, Indigestion.
Paralysis and Melaa.
chOly.
They supply need long felt and must become .
household remedy. Just think-to be cured Ia
few weeks Of those terrible nervous troubles aad
SICK Headache. Neuralsia and Indig estlon and the
nervous system put in q natural and healthy con-
d1fen, destroying the possibility Of Paralysis An
gina Pector1s. aud sudden DEATH which ia CARRYING
on so meny noble men sad women in the full tide
OF life and usefulness. This simple remedy Of TX
tract Of Celery Seed and Chamomile Flowers, COM
bired in the form Of Pills. is . boon to humanity
1t has saved thousands Of nervous, rickety, head.
aching children In our schools and out every year.
NO nervous persons or sufferers from Held .che
Neuralgfs, Indigestion or Paralysis will do them
selves Justice until they try them
Price 90 cents box. Sold by all druggists. Depot
1O6 North Eutaw st.. Baltimore. Md.
sTOTT CROMWELL. Agents. 4S0 Pen,sylvs-
pia ave., Washington, DO. je24th4
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FussKLL's Ice cream.

ROGERS knives. spoons, forks, 50 set at
Pr!gg's.
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BEYOND DOUBT saving of 20 per cent can re
effected by buying your Buys or cn,ldrens
clothing OF A. Saks & Co. They are clearing
OUT the stock. as they tear down the store front
and improve the interior July Is. 10 the
meantime the goods must be sold. Tntak of
81, So, and s. ch1ldren'S suits cages 10 10Y
eeiDg sold at s. and you Will not delay going 10
$40 and SIS tn street.
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A SMALL OUTLAY Of time will be amply re-
paid IN The examination of the fIne,r line Of
boys and children's clothing In the DIstTict:
also, or sh1rt waists ana shirts for bows. ar the
BOYS Clothing House Of b. Robinson 4 Co, 800
pennsylvania ave. W. ~
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HI4ARRUDOU HOTEL. n a
" SARATOGA EPRIEGA y. r,
VIII open for the reception Of guests June lks
+ with improvements and ney peseenqer elev.tof.
I'd. p. Harris, Of WInardH Hotel, Waahingtou.
and Hotel Rughton. Coney Island; OhaKieg L0oe-
Haoh1Dgto0. m7-2m
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GELECT DAILY
- EXCURSIONS,
SIXTY MILES ON THE POTOMAC.
TO QUANTIOO AND RETURN.
The Palace Steamer
EXCELSIOR
Leaves her wharf, foot Of It'll street, at $50 q.
and $50 m: returning. arrives go
Tickets 80 cts. Children. IS cts:
On SUNDAYS at 8 p. N. only returning ats.
m2S-Sm
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CITY ITEMS.

Lewis Summer Spectalties.
Climax Shirts, ready for use. IA to IS in. ST..
Best White WE Pepperen Jean Drawers2 Is to a in.
Gentlemens fine India Gauze Vests, So to Al In :,
soc.
Four ply Linen Collars new Styles tor asc
| NeckWear, fancy Hosiery, SuSpenderS
Isle Gloves, Csc: Windsor TIES Is and SOC.
| boston carriers, Bathing Trunks Shawl straps,
Tna;yeng satchels SIR Umbrellas Hammocks.
AT Lhwls', s2o 7th ST.. pct 1 and K ats. NV.
COuntcrfeits! Caution!!
Several limitations and counterfeits of the
RUMFORD YEAST POWDERS
have been offered for sale by irresponsible par
ties.
Some are called "RUMFoRD," one IL famed
"BUMFoRD," another "HUMFoRD,n and so ON.
AL have the general appearance OF the genuine
Rumford.
Whoever prepares or sells any limitations or
counterfeits OF the Rumford Yeast Powder that
are calculated to deceive the casual observer,
fnfringes our copyrights, and render themselves
liable to heavy fines and imprisonment. We
shall proceed against all infringers to the full
extent OF the law.
The sales Of Rumford Yeast Powder have
steadily and largely increased, in spite of the
almost superhuman efforts Of number of
competitors. accompanied by misstatements
and misleading advertisements. Our sales are
now more than ever before, and this result hiss
been accomplished without extensive advertise
Ing. but by keeping the quality OF the goods
able prices
We shall do all in Our power to prevent ire
position upon our customers and shall con-
tinue to warrant the Rumfprd Yeast Powder to
be as heretofore healthiul, nutritious and OF
standard strength.
Him N. D. ARNOLD, Treas.
Liebig Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic.
superior to any tonic have ever used or
prescribed" says Professor E. M. Hale, NJ. D.,
Chicago Medical College. 1t Is prescribed by
the most eminent physicians for weak lungs,
falling out OF the hair. (applied to the scalp,
weak and irritated Threats, asthma, shortnes5
TONS Beware of counterfeits.
Brain and Nerve.
Wells Health Remover, greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, leanness, sexual debility,
&C. 81, at Druggists, $50 Pa. ave.
"Aldsrney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morn
per ID. Also, cottage cheese buttsrmilK and
sweet milk &C. Dar Of Cream M mint
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WESLEYAN Uniyerstty.

meeting OF tie aiumni OF the Wesleyan
University, M'ddetoND, Conn, residing 10 t1s
vicinity. was held list evening at the .tioael
hotel. 70 COZ sider the proprlety OF organ zLng
University club. Judge Macarthur pre5ii, d.
and Newton p. Scudder acTad "a q cretaty
Robert f. Cromwell, deputy sixth auditor Hon
George e. Round. OF Ms1aseas, Va and N. P.
Seudde-. were appoint as a committee TO pre-.
pare plan OF OrgsniZ alton and provide for
symposium to te held In December next.
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mr.. sIBLEY'e COMPOUND cALIsAYA AND
lDIEON bITTERs are the ersndest blood puri-
her and heath restcrsr known. because they re-
J air the waste tirsues end restore the weak ana
dt bilits ted to heslth. Therefore, IL you have
stills ~ d fevers, take this Iron Tonic. n you
feel Oppressed after meea take Iron Tonic Bittors
wcet and Ill dxueg1so. tol74p
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nAlLY EXCURSIONS
~ OF STEAMER ARROWSMTTH
TO LOWER CEDAR POINT AND BLAoKIs-
ToH HR ISLAND MA p, RUR1NG THE MON Hs
VIII leave her wharf, foot Of 7th ct at7:3)
2 go rt sSXnery NOM AZ, TUESDAY. sK-A
URDAY. and on SUNDAYS ct
I'm, and return about $50 p. m, giving excur-
elop1tB over four hours at Lower Cedar Point
Ibe water at the two places abounds eGuslIy in
men, crabs and oystert and equally salt Tor bath
ing Fare for the round trip during the Neck so
cehts, good for Gay Of issue. Fare for round trio
Oh sunday. 81, good for day of issue
at 90 cents each. isf 40
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DOUBLE COMMISSIONS Nor LKGAL Yesterday.
In the Circuit Court, the case OF Main & Bro
sge Eckart was tried. This was an acLion to
recover commissions for selling or exchanging
property, snd the point was raised that the
agent could not receive commissions from Gotta
seller and buyer, and the plaintiffs having al
mltted that they were the agents OF the seller
the court ruled that they could not recover, and
verdict was given for defendant.
The MACKkY OBSEQUIRS--II has been de-
cloed 10 hold the funeral OF the late Dr.. A. q
Maekey, whose remains were brought from
Foi tresS Monroe yesterday, at O'Clock SIN
cay afternoon. The remains will lie In state az
Masonic Temple on SUNDAY morning. and be
taken 10 All Souls church In time for the ser.
wees which viii be conducted according by
The scottish Rite. The lnterment will be made
at 1ienwood Cemetery. Masonic bodies OF
Maryland aud Virginia have been invited 20
participate In the funeral ceremonies
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BROWN CHEMICAL co.

Shishs1x c.ah nrscsS 80 IA Az WssnheS. tsvs
s!ry. 6urs, Pistols. &c. Dan or address Hxk3QA
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THE MITCHELL OUTRAGE CAsE.-ThiS after
noon In the Criminal Court, Judge Cox, the
case OF the ex-policeman. John r. Mitchell.
charged with having committed rape upon
the person OF his daughter, Ella E. Mitchell,
on the I'd of November last, was called-Judge
smith and W. p. Williamson for the defend
ant-but 1t not being possible to select jury
to-day 1t was continued to Thursday next.
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ID DATING REGATTA AT
RICHMOND. va,
TUESDAY, JULY 5rH, 1881.

Grand Excursion to RICHMOND from Baltimore
ard fot mac Depot. under the
au' pfces Of the Improved order of&Sfa ES$<M55 =
Heptaeopbs, on above date TO thekNSxNl6
great rowing atch Our clubs will BE- represer ted
Fare time and further PARTICULAR in future daiIv
and weekly papers. '
ABRAHAMa CO., MANAsxhs.
1eIS-ltt ACT Peunsy lvauis avenue.
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"Aldsrney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morn
Ing, and delivered In 1lbs "Ward" prints, 35c.
per ID. Also, cottage cheese. buttermilk and
sweet milk &c. per at. Cream. loo pint
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X. GoLDSCHNID, No. SIP 7th street north
west, will sell the following special bargains
to morrow only: Fine goblets. 20c. half dozen:
decorated alabaster vases, 1Oc., worth 25s:
silver glass bouquet holders, &C.; fine decorated
81 so; inch pie plates. &C. 10 inch, SC az. tin
cups, &C.; large dast-pans, &C.; crystal glass
GREEN pitchers. Sc; pL TIN cups, g.: fans
trunks, satchels, valises and baby carriages t
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ATTRACTIVE WATER ROUTE TO PEILADELPHIA,
Avoiding the best and Dust of the Osrs
A Steamer Of the Baltimoie aud Philadelphia
Steam boat Co VIII lekve the Oompany's wharf, cor
ner liRht and Pratt streets. Baltimore
EVERY AFTERNOON Except Sunday at p. M,
for Philadelphia.
FADE CABIN ...................$2 90
-bKoK. ................ l so
Camden and. Atlantic b. B., ''The
Old Reliable Line" from Phfladel
phis. Round Trip Tickets, good for the season:
Baltimore to Atlantic City ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 80
Single Tickets. $50
FRED SHRIVER, CT. Agent
m26-Tm Light street wharf, Baltimore.
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DOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY.

tJOIOMAC FERRY COMPANY.
Persons desiring delightful change from the de-
pressing heat Of the city, can enjoy ~H-,
t an nour and hslt's ride on the Po
turn, any Day durinS the week for Is cents, or 10
ucsets for SO cents on the Ferry Boals chill irsn
unoer IL years Of age free The Boats cave Wat h.
inston daily for Alexandria folio Es: 49, 7:l0
s:3o, 9;So 10 80 y 30 9. M; IL 80. 80, 2 80
S:50, ~. 8: SO. 80 and SO p. m The trips at
a:s9, ~ and 80 p m. are especially efreshing
ana lnVl9oraUnR. jet7-lm
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PEOPLE who have tried the world over for
rheumatic cures, lndorse st. Jacobs Oh as the
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Brain and Nerve.
WellS Health Remover, greatest remedy on
earth for impotence leanneSS, sexual debility
&C. 81, at Druggists, $50 Pa ave.
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w eiye SELECT EXCURSION -
70 BLUFE POINT, Wicomico Bay
.WEDNE sDAY, june 20. 1881. on
the sn amer Arrowsmith The boat IL chartere J.,
and they have exclusive control the ab I'VE dat
This Is not regular trip. and axes no Other land
ings Four hours for grabbing, fishing and b 9TH
ing. Good shade Oysters plenty Me.ls SO ct 4
Lunch baskets cared for without extra charge.
Iicf els. positively limited to S50.) adults IS cts
children under free: between and 10 Is eta
Music and dancing The boat will leave 9TH sire.
wharf at I'm !; arrive home prompt 10 . M
Tickets for sale by c 81. Noufee b o., d. ux9 Sta
cor 9Th snd SITS. Majors drug store, cor tn
an6 b STE northwest: Prentiss, druggist, cor. 7th
and y. Zee circulars. Everything viii be carried
out as advertised. jelS 20 % "a 26 81 "a
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SUMNER RESORTS

R1VEk yIkw HOUSE.
Ire m oee deliehsf1l and popular sum r .
LEI resort In the state Salt weter bath yEXr2
III. posurx End fishing First c'ass &C lS.S 81
SoHbodse one At mocera'e prices. Specisl r. ~
lot samiles. Sch d for circular
!ezs I'm CLARENCE PETERS. Prop.
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superior to any tonic have ever used or
prescribed" says Professor E. M. Hale, NJ. D..
the most eminent physicians for weak lungs,
falling out OF the hair. (applied to the scalp,
weak and irritated threats. asthma shortness
OF breath, chronic coughs and all nervous affec-
tons. Beware of counterfeits.
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GPECIAL EXCuRSlONS BY RAIL AND WATER
y TO RICHMOND, VIA NORFOLK AND Re-
IrRH1TO NORFOLK. VIA RICaM0ND And
RkTUREaAN OPPORTUNITY TO SEE THE
On and after MONDAY, JUKEe,
1881, the POTOMAC STEAMBOAT EA9R>
COMPANY WILL ISSUE SPECIAL
EXCURSION TICKETS. IS follows:
Leave Washington by Steamer EXCELSIOR at
Quar tico. thence to Richmond by the Bichmon 4.
Fredericssburg and Potomac Railroad. thence
down The Jsmes River to Norf Tx by Virginia Steam
boat Company, returning to Washington by Steamer
OR. VICE VERSA:
Leave Waehir gton by Steamer GEORGE LEARf
T!IhSDAYS and IHURsDAYs, at s 80 2. M. and
the james River to Richmond by the Vrsinia stean-
boat Company, thence to Quantco By r. f. snd
CEi sIOR.
Tickets for the round trip. good for four days. &C.
Tickets for sale and Information furnished at
Tours, 1881 Pennsylvania avenue. and at Coz
GEORGE MATTINGLY supt.
". p. WEIGH. Agent. j.64m
NCCOQUAN FALLS AND MOUNT VERNON
~ hPRiNGS.-The Steamer MARY rK-A
WASHINGTON vii! maize Excursion EsI9aatissess1Hi
Trips to CCCOQUAN FALL & every -
SUNDAY. MONDAY, WEDNI SOAY and FRI
DAY, leaving It'll street Wharf at 8 100 am. Sun
days Ct 80 am; returning At 2 70; Fare round
evsiy e saTHspAY steamer leaves Whsrf At =.
~, returning st m Fare. 10 ceats Dancing
down ard back on ali trips except sundays. This
boat will chartered at reasonable rates. +. &.
RANDALL. Manager. m27
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-06-25

A. Merrill, who left an estate of half q
million to various Catholic bishops,
including $500. 900 to Bishop McClos-
key, disinheriting her nephew. Mental
incspacIty Of the deceased was the cause
of the refusal.
Chicago: Griscom still denies be
feels any disadvantage from his pro-
longed fast, but his husky voice, hol-
low cheeks and sunken eyes begin to re-
flute his words. His weight at noon was
l64i; loss since yesterday three-quarters
of a pound. He walked three miles
this morning.
Chicago: The Kenyon Alumni here
aie gratifed that one of their number,
Albert Hayden, has been elected trus-
tee of Kenyon college over ex-President
Hayes, who, on the first ballot. re-
ceiyei At votes to 96 for Hayden, and
on the second ballot it was moved
unanimously to elect Hayden.
st. Louis: The Talbot boys are res
pited until the 22nd July, by Gov. Crit
tenden. A great crowd of people had
at Mayaville to see them
hung. Albert, aged 20, had farewell
interview with his affianced. Charles
is aged IL. Both declare their inno-
cence, and are perfectly composed.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

Plainfield, N. j., June 24.-Herrings
safe manufacturer, is dead.
Detroit: DR.. Chaplin, of Charlotte,
over one hundred years old. suicidet
to-day.
Cincinnati: Prof. Stone says thu
comet is moving rapidly north, and is
not that Of 1872, but may be that Of
1907.
New York: At meeting of the ant
monopoly league, Conkling made o
severe attack on the legislative mon
opolists.
Cleveland: DR.. Boynton trepanned
Mrs. Arnold, Gen. Garfield's sister, to.
day. She is still alive, but in a very
critical condition.
New York: Charles F. James, son OF
Post Master General James, and A. R.
Conkling, nephew Of Ex-senator Conk.
ling, have been appointed assistant
district attorneys, by District Attorney
General Woodyard.
st. Louis: R. 8. Hayes, manager OF
Gould's southwestern system of rail.
roads, will remain president of the
International & Great Northern Of
Texas. This city will be the headquar-
ters.
Troy: Harriet Stone, aged IA, on
trial for numbering an infant left in
her charge, has been acquitted. because
her testimony showed that the infants
father had criminally assaulted her and
its mother. She murdered the infant
as a pretext for the charge.
st. Louis: Archbishop Kendrick has
. letter from the cardinals secretary,
Rome, that the pope has appointed DIR.
McMullen. Of Chicago, bishop of Daven-
port, the new diocese out of the south
ern half of Iowa, and including Keo-
kuk, Des Moines, Davenport and Coun-
ell Bluffs.
New York: Surrogate Calvin to day
refused to probate the will Of Caroline