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ALNY 4 -, - $4,ADXy
Oysters hMIiiIIII, t'aaIeciio !gegy.
E2Easss E&sE:N4.s.z, soa ;s;s,r street

.
LES cpGnei his
l. 4 , ES' y \ STEM i'AEI.1i;S
for tho eesson. His Oyster rooms ii:. gau.Ieroen
arc Si5o Cran. Patrons LHY rely upuE VIC i,cd
Oysters sGd the best cookery IN eil styles.
MILK s.nd GkEAM, FRESH anG rure tro,.. Tho
country, always for sa!a. Try i. 5cr yo;Ir family
BreHGe's Ice Cream, Pics fl- dessert o. lunch,
and iu5a C.nGl25 h7o s1eciatlts IN which ho hss
never bcca axcal!cd. Cakes q eli kinds Of tho
b5S! ma:efisl che.Hn: than tnoY c.n ba inata NJ
homo. EG Caters Of tho be:. 80. families, nat-
tea h.lis. fairs si,d entertainments.
GTesm i'G:l$, iG:ts ard Pastry III al kinda
Fruits, sugsvel End pIsir, Caro:aeis, &ujs and
G0nfrcsoaer!es OF sli kinda
Ca!!. SEQ, tuY and be ss.isfa,l. ont2i
NJ OTiCH-RarirE takoa ont letters of I'd.
a m!nI.lra!;oa on Inc esiEto 81 uDcirr D. II :.
F%ENGH, deceased, ] horoby siyo no:ics to all
persons indebted 10 said estate 10 como forward
and soil!o thsir accounts ard eli persons HAVING
claims sEalrst s&d estate % present them, duly
authenticated. Tor payment.
GEO. 6. FRENCH,
cell Adm. Of DI. u. e. French, dscd
GtLco Aitx.atsia Water Company.
: DIVIDEND Gf TWO ijriL&ES FER
~ "a: AXE 81: Do p2ji - III, Stockholders
1t The He's Il Tic cJni na1y 20 - i'.:nGe st.,
": sni a:"- h0atsy lbs II In ms.
n"rlO-'t -. r. IS i!AL;., ;Isca:u:cr.
EgAS5 GTT, az: H4Aa WATER
W. Cti."f1 MAILS, Eia. i.ccalen. s. 4 f,,r
$50 by .iOHt u i. I,Ut!n
novil n. t. cor. .:irg {; Washington stz.
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RELIGIOUS The icYivat s,fvioo at tho n.
e Cnu;cii, N this city, continues It no.:0@
vii be observed SIS tEo Feast TT Harvest TIC
Das.o:, Roy. Dr. IJug>u. wi p1o5c!l OF ] | e.
H. ~ ,aat 81! 81; Tho Sunday fc'lo2l. at :;
1'ct}ck Q. IN, T!i! atSty?o the OCCASION By 50.
cal exercises Of singing, speaking, Is. Tho
pastor viii preach y! 10 y. III. on "fhn Day
q iul2unnf"
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DANCING AND Department -Pa!cnts wish
;cg to send their children to Prof. Mueller
Dancing School. at Mc5urne9's Hail, CT youc Q
ladies sod gentlemen wishing 10 ontcr His class IS
will please meet him at NiGHu-rey'a Hall 90
Monday nex:. Navemb;r II at p. III, or tho
ycurg gentlemen e: s j. d., t:icn anc there 10
organize the cIssseS. chose vho c,Huns come
will please esye Their nafaGa snd addresses at
MoBurneg's store, and Prot. Mueller will cali.
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''ETicC1o.;. = iii! be ssca uy o5y;v:i5a-
~-9a; 2soTa@ro, u to day Gazette, "E7joI!oG,
=: 1Gc;!7S tiisa C!ema, will DO prssecicd Ct
-4T;D9r2 Hall, Monday 5igt: Eek. ~ Charlie
= sa;aeE, supported ty dc tGe;eo. tr.:n.::c
e2rHa2g. n: Ci@c,1ga:i i::@9;.a. a;.&al:'a. q
IL Gf--.:a, - l!2y.,: II hg! civ, says: E7it
;::L :s Csc &. tic iLos: ;.32:a.io lGsl 9:ana:
g tho Day, Il Is II i...sg rssplc a!cm4il.-
bic pay. /: Lss .uore i;caca: thar D.2sJ mig
en- G!aIn5s, aCd 6! p ais sttoy,i! 10 "a, to-.
i1G5, Il sET7I5 txc4!j.n;l. Ia ll,iIl ou; the
horrible c2Dliuoa u aii.i.s sxis'icg 10 lceIall
u3csr TIC CID lard law. Fix. Werner ia 6 i2c
*22olmcl 0: manhood, With az earnest ald ia
p:'>s!7c siy!9 Ct sc !oe whieh pleased, kia auii
tgga Is! Il :LS3!y.'
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!AJSTEdsE @Ag,M&,

EGMMIS3ID&EE'3 SALE Or A TEN
=! ACRE LJT. neac Falls Church, Fairfax
couaiy, Va.--Es Commissioner of tho Circuit
Court OF Fairfax county, Va, ir tho suit of
Lszsnty vs Tsnnar ct e!., / vii! o!iar ct public
auction on MONDAY, November Ii. 1881. a.
II m., ST. uou:t Reuse door. Fairfax e. f., Va.
A. TRACE OF LAND, containing TEN
ACkES, baionRiaG 10 the QImo heirs situated
on 8 county road sbou. tkToe.quarters OF mile
southwest OF Fs!s Church. adjoining farHs Of
Brush. Fit: aEd others. It il located on an
ominenco. shont oDo.IGs1tar in wood, and its
soil is good.
Torms: 0no.thifd cash; the residue in two
equal insislments ~ four aid eight months. with
interoa; honda To no given fo. tho deferred psy-
nlonts and lien reserved on property.
- FERGUSON BEACH,
oct2S-0odtS Commissioner.
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TIE REFORM CLUH,-At tha rcsn!s7 1nsc:
ing of tho Alty4Ed;s Ralcrm Cl0b last rirht,
A resolution gas adopted lSyiiDg Prof.
Carter. OF Washington. lc give g lcc'urc in this
city q, an Carly Gsy, Ter the ocncf: Of thc cab.
on ''mesme,isn. aud committee Of two waa
appointed 10 request tho C!;y CnuGcii TO grsnt
the club the free use OF eas.
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RETURNED. Flip Brown, coa.l3, w:jo IS
capped from Tho chain gang ahCGt :: sc2- aGr. IL
which he had beer sgcs iar fix In0ntr4 I r Of
rsipg coaochcd weapons, anl went ava 9Th
Coup's Circus Comrsny returned to Tic city
yesterday. Alter visiting soMe Ct lis I'D,
friends Ec went 10 the si sEd gave himsa: up,
expressing his willingness TO serve cut the term
for which he Bas sentenced.
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LDTAL EREEI!Ik'.H.

i!j2 iraa:WEar Ii. i. Harlow. wac has bnnn
IN business t-lp - Sow Of!uAns sinua lzsl
.yccE, returned homo list night.
There wa 4 Flight "sF i" O! anow, ;h, iest o
tho se:Sc7, acrass Huniilg Creek. yesterday
morning. Il showed q li!tin in this city lgst
njv:.:.
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II E0U @Hrt Cheap or Fine O1ntcost,
tj!AcTastc, or Reversible Dvcic,ai VIC have the
aorL G1SGf!mCa. sid Ito lowest prices in tho
rj.r. s. WATERMAN ! Sos
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li' You wsn, Il Good Sui! for 80. ?I2. 81
o; SIS 80 10 he ala reliable finn Of 3. WATER
MAJ = Gov.
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szcSGrs; Sinnsbury s. ssro

'-"ta'" thanEs 9 tho lUo!ic for their liberal
patronage IN !no past. snd earnest y rcI Ues: that
f.'' persons ,.c,i-iag ~ have Stove, Furnace or
t'tG'E!sc3 .insLJs H'nTii done, Will irsva iheir
orders "l!h lton ~ IIcN. 80 rs 10 avoid tho rush
oi tho FIJI ti:,ic.
Tho ''i;p'aHdi5" I'irn riaco Furnace for hest.
i;E cna or moro rooms IS Lbo best in tho world.
%tE: Tor circular. Fog sale only by S.xnsbuty
u 8r2.. coz. King and Washington! streets.
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I .-.IIV-G. -.!V - 81!
| ;"rAiss.s
Cs:ery - o,..s u5s1c ...t,' ,uJ.1 n5!leo Yah
III me 80: -" se"ra "a: "erSiHa. Gr: sGieEttc
u 2f ma = H'.i' '*@";!-.>9 awe '6:"H hsIoU',
.G!uht Act : ,'@!-o.5 HtIyoG, i:ii;2!i"n 2.
rs'iod.c .syF|''..5 -! ,'y* A".':.cHo 20 mark.
| co degree.
bio~' t!e&;o st-2a t:>t i".sE! c7;';Ai;s u! re
Ev,r9 ioot W.. va? @.4tr 's-"'s2in or Substance
touii" =! aa!I;o LAY "@S AFs; E:seoSe:'u ana
t.scu a. !; F>::!&o u EI"EGa phTs:cI5E3 aGout
| !ovI. IN: 8 c"m:i"":ioA q Tho fAT%hCF OF
49,: go wa FlH NILE, which has
tcGa ca recent? 'st:&4ae.I 10 Tic profession
cha lGo @g;'':> ~ *. =. " ac2son, has pre-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-12

PHYSICIANS TO TIE nrOn. Mayor Beck
ham received t. communication ti.s lnarUir =
from DIS. Powell SID kiin-tioE, the only ply
tlcsGs 10 the poor nov N Inc city. TcGnca.iog
him to appoint tW0 mare !hysCiaGs II the
poor 20 fiji tho vsCsoaic5 caused II the deaths
OF DIS. Stlblcr and IroCC:I. he Mayor. il is
understood, viii, 10 tco3!danc0 with TIC request
OF the gentlemen D&med, eppoIo: ORA. r.
Marshall Jones and William NJ. Smitii nt' I.
ditonsl physicians 10 the POOR, cao for tic
3 c>nd Ward and tie ohcr e. Tie fyuNlt
Ward.
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GROCERIES,.

60 AYiMG b5en appointed by tbs Hon. .{ohn
- +. Maasoy, Auditor of Public Accom- - o f
INK. ly. State of Virgins. as COLLECTOR OF the
OF alexandria city, hereby give notica =, -;
~" asu IL: .:rahrs 10. lhoao taxes for tbe yssr
IN To como forward ard ee.!ls, otberu;, y :
sfhli prncee1 according 20 law TO coIlcr: :, =
same, can bo found during The day in r, nm
so, |. AstkG! building N. =. Corner c( aim
!,;Ilng. ~ iinur. A''
hove RICHARD S WINDSOR,
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CHURCH SERVICES, &c, 10 M0rHow -
Ehr,S: Church.-So-yi:e :! =. q, ga4 100 .,
III. by Reg II. S1tar.
81. IHW.& Church. -G-.?c3 :. II ! H.. &25
p. IL, By Rev. d: N5r.35.
Grace C!Nrch.-Sc.7ic: l.: !! :. =. and -.2l
p, M b. Rev. Mr. ShG:2
81 WUy's CAurc&.-5cr9!ce = II {. N.
Sermon by Rev. Father O'Kan:. E,s2c.a ii
i p m.
First PresJyt0itn LImch Service s. IL 8.
n. by Rev. }. Il. Hcudersan.
Second IrcsLytcriaa Chwcb-Sj .rsice at Il!
a. m. sud 80 y. ~ By !.av. WE D.nT:jIia.
Baptist ClUch-Sorsicy :. |! .. II. anl
7:3o u, n. By Rev, d.. Hippo. Sa1!,Y Sahv..
at $50 6. u.
Nah. Fps. GImcL-3osy:a. &: il q. u.
and 1870 y. L.. ~ Rev y. i'ygiaor. 3ui &c
| 4. M: "'Do Est ii lf.rgy5.." 40 =.
IL. "Eno Dag ot jrd2moD;.'
-Neh. ApiS. CJ!u:ct .S1a,t -Svr,ic: Al ! 4.
n. aud at $50 p. n. ~ it-v. H3s. i<aIa.
Mth Iiot. ChTch-scryicl 6; / / ,. ii. aai
$50 y. IN leg !,av nIr. IccaGw5y.
Tree hietto,7&t CUTc! -9:rg.c3 u 3. -.
and 730 r. IN
Gcrmon La'jeran lhwca Services 81 II
a. m. 10 German, aad a $50 p. II. u Ia:
fish, by Eov. Nlr. Nr0cGc.
Io,mg N9'& hhrEiimA@0c;fGna. --,'e.yla,
ct so0s and payer 10 rho - Pes. Church
''ocih {: ] il. m jail nj > .. n. Aims Ii1u4o
al $3.50 p. III.
Tie Worthec ito5ahjIiias. Nor. l.. is$l.- -.
30: tho iMiin!G Ailsnt!c S's!os cicuIy %0,lanr
And ran, Gazing by SG: d ~ morning. south
"ssL d" lrds, shifting 10 soi.u ald uost !.uiag
followed 10y rising barometer. st%.i1nsry o.
aiGht ilin ~ !G:Gr"I:l.lir1 ,GriGg &.'u dag nat
iaihn2 Temperature during Sunday.
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70 ATTENTION a. a. Loving to tho en-
HsEeme:.ls 81 Armory hall, tho ncrt reguIs r
G;!!i Ct ;his lriaD.ns Is iiIci for Friday night
@1E: lS.h, rad 81! !u:Gtc regular drills will be
~ VTiiIY Il. .: Och Va;l: nsLoad Of Moniisy
~ h"f;t1.oto. &. MCBUENEY, ja.,
!1Vl@-%. Capt. ommandirp.
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E|U& iS&E1: -~-jae g: tho l-rgoe! aud most
e rigtly lcCatsi hhS;DEnUs,' with epe-
t;ous sfouasi5 h:::~G&ai, in tho city. For terms,
&c, aHplY ~ .1rgcn z Wsu je30-tf
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ID aItLEu"K!U a;OltTAH." ell O! tho differ
IL ant hin;:s # iuto pAint,, Brushes, &C.,
used IN tho nnw style of art psnting; slso Lydia
e. :iHkha:f's celebrated Vegetable Compound,
t:gdT"IEo sad Hiiacy Wort just received a.
HGyS LIMITS
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-13

Ed H. Sumner. son Of Mr.. 4 Mrs.
4. r. Summer of the Inter Ocean. d
the latest happy man, having arrived
from the east yesterday afternoon ac-
companied his bride nse. Miss Lena
Mcdonald Of Chicago. The ceremony
was performed at Omaha and the wed.
ded pair Immediately returned to this
city which It Is hoped will be thor per.
manent home. .4ss.
At the hotel last evening the pair were
tendered q hearty welcome and during
the entertainment, Mr.. Chas. p. Ed
wards In q neat little speach presented as
tokens Of the esteem Of many friends
here, some beautiful presents among
which were prominent q pair Of hand
some vases. . perfume stand In silver
and gold and a pair Of napkin rings of
the same materials which were very
nne pieces Of workmanship.
The newly welded couple haye the
best Of the LEADERS, good wishes for
all the good that the future may have
to offer. and in this it but echoes the
sentiments of many friends, in and out
Of Cheyenne. tns Msscs
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1t is q matter of regret that there
was not . better audience out to greet
the appearance OF the Hasenwinkls
company last evening in their presen-
tation Of "a Celebrated Case'' which
was worthy Of q larger patronage.
Miss S~tephany in the difficult parts of
Madeline and Adrienne, was exceed
ingly good and accomplished good
work under trying circumstances, and
Miss Salisbury sustained her part In an
excellent manner. .. Rourke made
quite Q hit In his excentricities. Mr..
Hasenwinkle sustained his good repu-
tation In his difficult roll and Mr.. JUL
an acted the deep dy ed, in 4
realistic manner.
It would be moro credid to the city
II a complimentary notice could b
given Of . portion Of the audience,
which seemed to have Lost an traditions,
ezen, Of Rentlemsnly behavior and de.
cency, for all. some Of the number sfix
tho title Of gentlemen to themselves.
Tho fact that some Of The audience
found It necessary to leave during the
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The recent blockade upon the roads,
and consequent failure In the supply of
coal in this city, prompts this thought.
1t is a matter for surprise that, situated
as our city is, In the midst of immense
coal fields, developed and undeveloped,
at any time of the year, or under any
circumstances Of weather. its people
should have occasion to be alarmed by
the scarcity Of fuel. However, the
past few days have not been the only
time of reasonable alarm and complaint.
and some arrangements should be made
which will make It the last.
Although. coal is such an abundant
article In the country west and south
of NJ, within and outside Of the ter
ritory, Cheyenne is entirely dependent
upon mi source of supply, and that is,
Judging from the past, inconveniently
uncertain. p
Some tine ago southern coal was
upon u local market, being carried
by The railroad company from Bonlder
to this city at a freight rate Of $500
per ton, and thus affording a fair profit
for handling 1t here at market prices.
Recently, however the railroad COM
pany raised their freight to 400 per
ton, which was a virtual prohibition, az,
paying that tariff, the coal would cost
would cost the dealers s6. 80 per ton on
the cars here, not to say anything
about the expense Of handling; while
the Union Pacific company, through
their agent here, delivers 1t at that
price throughout the town. The freight
rate on coal fIom Boulder to Denver,
IS miles, Is 80 cents per ton; from
Boulder to Cheyenne, distance rs miles,
It 10 $500. The discrimination Is pro-
hibitory, and in consequence the public
must draw all their fuel supply through
the one o6lce-when It q be had.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-13

This is the way a Laramie exchange
scissors a joke on the cloth of this city:
"a Cheyenne minister, who has been
much troubled about marriage fees
lately, issued the following circular
and ~prIcs-list: One marriage, plain, ~.
Ditto, kissing the bride. 49,. Ditto.
trimmed with N groomsman and one
bridesmaid, a. Fifty cents extra
for each additional groomsman OF
bridesmaid. Bachelors past forty will
be charged extra. Mileage will be
charged for long distance matches.
Libsral reductions to clubs. Payments
In cash; no notes or securities accepted.
Nomoney refunded, or rebates made
for poor goods. Come early and come
often. 81 ~
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a a.re Day IN Court.

tbs ,o,s,v N tbs5tstriet 600 ya.ts.day
mo,n,ng svids,t,v M
yhoIs~sis ,adictrrsn,. sys,n.t diver.
nsr.ors b. tovn Tba Sstsndsnts vsrs
ma.rIy w., gr,mpt 4 thsir sppear-
ancs and al a. 4 Chosen location "a
eetber until ths court was ready to
hear them. The list embraced come
6ne BOOKING girls. and some Of various
color. and sbades. Most of them
seemed 10 take the matter rood natur-
edly. but !. Few were FILED to 4 very
high pitch.
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MIHoR MENTION


Highest Temperature yesterday 40Si
lowest al highest y~eloeity Of wind 80
miles an hour.
Union Serstees-Preashing at the
Baptist church at II O'Clock a m, and
services At the Congregational church
at z O'Clock p. N. by Rev. A. B. Banks.
Sunday school at the Baptist church at
1916 o'clock p. m.
The statement regarding the drive
OF Frewens' cattle In yesterdays issue.
was in error somewhat As regards the
number lost. All the loss occurred
previous to the drive mentioned, the
herd tallying to q hoof.
The grand roundup Of the grand jury
was largely attended. There b some
probability Of another 10 Nay next.
The principal result seems TO be to
furnish fees to the lawyers and fines TO
the county-they latter being q sort of
license. go
New York adyices state that business
In the general markets for the past
week has been rather light, owing to
the occurrence OF the annual election, as
well rs to the unfavorable weather.
Prices as q general thing have been
steady for most commodities.
The delayed west bound passenger
trains at this city departed west yester-
day morning at about half past eight
O'Clock. running in two sections and
followed by an extra Of nine coaches to
accommodate the large number of am
igrants gathered at this point.
The way OF the Colorado deputy
sheriff is not always one Of roses, 40
cording to the following paragraph
from the Boomerang: J. w. Murray,
deputy sheriff Of Grand county, who
has arrested several parties lately for
violating the game laws, attempted TO
arrest H. II. Richards yesterday after
he had crossed the line into Wyoming;
but Richards simply turned around In
his seat and laid his blacksnake over
Murray,s shoulders, who was trying to
climb into his wagon. Murray pulled
his gun, but q hr. Potter. Of Fort Col
Inns, standing near, covered Murray
with . shotgun, and he weakened.
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z n. nsc..lsy,. SAD Pate. 2.

Ac@14Ac Ss1 80
THE following letter came in yester
day on the delayed train from the west.
RAwLINs, WYo.. Nov. 18th, 1881.
The saddest event that has ever oc-
Cured in this vicinity was the death
last Thursday Of Mr.. z. B. McCaulsy,
OF Philadelphia, In the mountains north
Of this place. Saturday night a mes
senger arrived conveying the horrible
intelligence that Mr.. NcCauley and
-four men with whom he vas travelling
to Fort washakie. had been a~ccidently
poisoned. that Mr.. McCauley was dead
when be left, and the others were In q
critical condition. DIR. Maghee, an
old army surgeon. sta at once for
the camp to relieve the sick and TO
bring In the bodysof McCapley. his per-
sonal and Masonic friend, 80 miles dis
tant, driving without sleep or rest for
As hours, during which his ears were
frosted by the intense cold. On arrival
here the body OF the deceased, who had
attended the session of the grand
lodge Of the territory exactly a month
ago. was received with the highest Ma
sonic honors and was taken by the Ma
sons in . body to Fort Steele by special
train, where It was embalmed. It now
lies in state In the Masonic hall.
This horrible affair which has greatly
~bn~kod fha ortt~> cnrcunuc;tv ~ H,,a
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THE COURT.

The district court convened yesterda,
morning at 0 O'Clock, Judge ]. B. senel
on the bench.
Territory of Wyoming vs.. Thomas
Lewis and Lewis Worthington. Defen'
dant Lewis put on trial, the following
being the jurors; Geo. W, Hill, N. J,
o'Brien, John Single, Chas. Hecht,
+. E. Addoms, g. A. Marks, E. H,
johnson, liver johnson. Colin Hun
ter, T. A. Douglass, Geo. w. Halves
and James Dater.
The jury 10 sim OUT having passed
the night in the court room.
: The following are the cases Of the
Territory against the persons indicted
on Friday: Against James Ferris,
recognizance given for appearance on
December 12th.a
Lille Gray, same as above.
Maud Brooks, J, @. s. Richardson
assigned by the court to defend. De
fendant committed for trial December
18th, in default Of bail. sae gals
Helen Jenkins. Recognizance for
December 18th.
Laura Copeland. Same as above. q
Bessie Lawrence. Deposit of 800
for appearance on December 18th.
( Addie Devsre, 2 Same as above.
Lizzie Porter. Same as above.
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RELIGIoUs.

Leeture-ReY. DIR. Askley will lee.
ture this evening at 7-3e O'Clock p. N.
at The city hsii o. the E ~ Bible.
Bible Clssses-Judge Peck will meet
the bible clsss at the reading room to
day at noon as usual, and the class al
st. Marks at 4 O'Clock p, M. /.
NJ. E. Church.-Seryiees to-day a
usual. Preaching at II O'Clock a. m.
by the pastor; subject: ''The Holy
Spirit. ~ Sabbath school at IL m.
class meeting st 8 p. M; preaching
again q. Z p. a. by the past %. Rev.
Chamberlain, pastor.
g Presbyterian citurch.-Sefvice at the
reading room at II a. m. and z p. m.
Morning subject: ..Simon. the Sor-
osrer;'' evening subject. / Peter. 4:lo.
Sabbath school At the usual place at II
m; young peoples rest;ng at 0 p N.
sezts and hyna books free, and q cor
dial welcome to all, especially to strapg-
ers. Z ssG
81. Marks Episccpai Church.-Morn-
ing service at II O'Clock a. m. Ser
mon, "A Devout man." Sunday school
at 1880 O'Clock p. m. Evening service
at z O'Clock p. N. In place Of the
evening sermon the Hon. Judge Peck
has kindly consented TO give one OF his
interesting and familiar biblical lee
AL IH-IM
tures. An are invited and are re-
quested to bring .,s.Ssc- C. II. Sey-
mour, rector. !.
A. NJ. T., Church.-I'reachlng at II
O'Clock q. m-aand Tcc,oek n M. Sun
day school at 8 O'Clock p. M Evening
subject: And thy that were ready
went In with hirh 20 the Marriage
Mat. 25:l0. A. ", Ramsey, pastor.
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progress OF the piece, not from lack Of
appreciation Of the plsy but because Of
the sections OF some In the audience.
should be 8 severe febuke 70 the man
agnent Of the ball. Although there Il
but comparatively . short time remain.
ing in which the present theater win
be used for the accommodation Of our
theater soers. It Is q duty which is due
to the citizens and to the people upon
the stage that there should b no repi-
tition Of such disorder as was witnessed
last evening. RI 50
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L. KabIs cam. w from fcramie CITY
Yesterday. q .asI
T.. p,.asnd.u w.,, .o,,h ,onsr-
v.r vs.tsras. a-st.rnoo. 30 -
,a.,n.n
arrived yasterday from / v.est
9uuse =. y orown aepalser yes'e17
uas On ni' 'o'uln W AAS o''yrsss
"A. Caldwell OF coiumpuss Ia. ana
49, ' ~
congressman mos. wren, ol NEVADA
passed through tpis city yesterday on
MS way 70 washington
William Irvine and Frank Sparrow
hawk arrived yesterday snorning on
their return from a Western Trip. s,s
Major Ferris has returned from his
western trip, having arrived In this city
yesterday upon one of the delayed pas
senger trains. 4sss.ssf d,lon sisil
Rev. G. NJ. barley, arrivcd yesterday
from Dillon, en- route to Del Norte,
Colo. He stopped off In this city to
see some old. friends ...ere- = 10
Miss Havenmeverl 4 aister of The
noted ,uoar resnar or New yort
.sss
paSsoo cas-. yesteruay mornins acco"
panied by The Misses Tricssff " Aiem-
bia. Cal- and Miss 1,affp.t of NeW
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Jackson. Miss Roy. IRA cyclone
truck the prenaises Of Matt p. Ash,
near Madison station. yesterday. CON-
pletely demolishing and carrying away
all the buildings and severely injuring
Mrs. Ash, her two children and -four
other persons.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-13

Idelman Bros. have Just received the
1nsst lot OF Cigars direct from Key
Wes1, OF the season. The "Standardn
, the finest Cigar over brought to the
tsrritory, and the Idelman Bros. guar
entee 70 all lovers Of fine Cigars that
they arc Standard In quality as well as
mama. o27-tf
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You WIN end . good comfortable
plaes 70 shaltsr yourself from the storm
end take your drinks ut Al. Beck,s
chsyenne Bear Hail. on Se~vcnteenth
strsst- No one viii treat you better,
a rive you more for your money, than
be will. Make him q call. 1t
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The Star Restaurant, under the man
agement Of Mrs. Strawder, IL doing q
large busidess. You can get good warm
meals there ut reasonable prices. Hot
lunches, with tea or coffee, at any time.
Oysters . specially. Lodging, with
good clean beds, or rooms for rent. 1t