The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-27
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AndOftts pitful 10 see = whole city null
OF bis-footsd girls
Bonds, 1.16t.
Silver, SLIP.
Central Pacific stock, OF.
Union Pacific stock. s1.20s.
calvin Joslyn" is coming.
Parties r working the old placers
near Laramie Peak with some success.
Highest temperature yesterday 57c;
lowest 290; highest velocity Of wind 8
miles per hour.
The brick work in the large addition
being made to Thos. Sturgis' house on
18th street, is nearly completed.
Manager Rhodes has made arrange
ments for the appearance of "Alvin
Joslyn" in this city Nov, Z.
The seats Of the Presbyterian church
have been taken to the reading room,
where services will be held hereafter.
Oysters. chicken, cake and coffee
from $50 to 10 O'Clock at the Presby-
terrain supper tonight, at the reading
room.
If you want to have a good time at
tend the supper given by the Presby-
terrain ladies at the reading room
tonight.
Idelman Bros have just made q very
large importation of Key West cigars
for use in their increasing wholesale
business.
The literary entertainment to be
given at the NJ. Z. chruch tomorrow
promises to be excellent in character
and highly enjoyable.
The special a conveying Mr.. Davis
to Butte wa thrown from the track by
a broken rail near the old Carbon sta
tion, with little damage.
Workmen are engaged in packing
the fire plugs with manure to prevent
them from freezing during the winter.
A very wise precaution taken in time.
He who steals my purse steals cash,
but he who steals my good old rye, tak@
what benefits not him, and makes me
poor indeed.-Liberal translation of the
'bartender's ~soliloquy."
The Evangeline company departed
yesterday afternoon on their way east.
Their next stop will be at Lincoln,
Neb. They will shortly open a season
in the Olympic theater, Chicago.
Mr.. Arnold struck the popular chord
when he proposed a roller skating rink.
Since the appearance Of the item refer
ring to the idea, many persons have
expressed their warn approval and de-
sire that the plan should be carried
out.
1t Is said that James Sturgess, Of the
Evangeline troupe, will leave 1t at
Chicago, and rumor has 1t that Miss
Richardson, who won SO many friends
here as Eyangeline and Mascotte, will
also leave the company on account of
some unpleasantness.
There can be no better sign Of the
general prosperity throughout the
country than the immense freight traf-
fc which is now going n The clerks
and employees ut the freight office in this
city are more than driven by their
work, and there seems to be no abate-
ment.
The oyster supper for the benefit Of
the Presbyterian church will be held at
the reading room this evening, CON-
mencing at $50 O'Clock and concluding
at 1890. This will give everybody q
chance to take supper with very pleas
ant company and besides contribute to
q good cause.
The work Of removing the Presby-
terrain church has begun. Ferris and
his gang are prowling about the struc.
ture with timbers, blocks, ropes, levers,
profanity-a very powerful sort OF
lever-and windlass. The building will
be taken across street in the rear of st.
Marks church, and will face on Fergu-
son street.
Outsiders car have no idea Of the
fierce Jealousy which exists in dramatic
and opera companies, skilfully hidden
between the veil of their acting. This
is eminently 80 in the Evangeline COM
pany, and rs an example Of how little
1t appears on the stage, it may be
stated that Miss Larkelle and Miss
Richardson are not on speaking terms.