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New-York tribune., 1881-03-28
TO ENTERPRISING CAPITALISTS.
NAHANT, MASS.
Best Location on the Atlantic Coast
FOR AN
ELEGANT SUMMER HOTEL.
THE NAHANr LAND COMPANY

oers for aale the desirable that famous
watering place IL contains eight screa IL fronts on tne
main s;reet and ~ side It aceS 70 the
and slopes gradually 70 tho IL particularly
well for from its central POSITION It's vicinity
to me oDy steambOat and s unsurpassed vew
Tue situation 0f Hahant for sumner resort ~
main land by fne oeacn Do
tween two miles long its hod rocks AMI cnns ~
dentsd with well protected beache ~ po
villas beautiful lawns Al
combas render t welcome resting place tor men ok
buansss and fayOrte resort for lovers Of tho .
kahant frequent communication with Boston IN ~
nfleH steamer the kastern
ssS Revere Beach which reached by charm
Ans drive over exoel ent beach road .-,... n.
prosperity the seaside hotels near Bos-
tan most 0f them In tuaona decidedly inferior 70 Mn
a, The success which would attend the building
~ hote here In fact the present small hosos
ana boarng houses haFe Of lae been wholly naaequ1ss 70
nees the demand for aceommcdau0n THE pan % s 10
question Of the Of large wemaneeea ana Seh
lana vii bs sold fair price and on ssy 'sma Cur
SnSs so many desirable hOEss fox sas
at reasonable prceA
Apply 70 NAHANT LAND CO.,
Psmberton Square, Beaten, MaAs.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-28
NO AUTHORITY TO ACT ILLEGALLY.

The Court of Appeals has just rendered an
interesting decision the question Of usury in the suit
OF Mary T. snIfcn against Bernard Koechlng. The
action was brought 10 forecose $500 mortgage mado
by MIR. Keechlng, December. 1871. ON property In
Uuiversty-plaoe The loan was procured for Mr.
Koeching Ivy II. Anthon. his attorney, through the
real estate agent who acting for Mrs. Snihen. Mr.
Anthou paid Mrs Snen's agent 1915 for procuring
addition The legal Interests but Mrs Bnien
ala not reoeive 1878 and did that anything
besides legal interest had been paid by Mr. Koechling
Mr. KOechng up the that the payment Of the
1878 the plaintiffs agent made the loan usuriOus and
the mortgage void.
The Court OF Appeals arms the decision OF the Special
and General Terms OF the Superior Court in adng tha
the contract not usurions aud In sustaining the
mortgage The Court holds that money taken In excess
OF lawful interest without the lenders knowledge, by
mis- agent authorized make the loan will not render
the security given therefor usuiOus unless taken by
hority from the l0aner IN that respec that an
innocent person cannot ths manner become impeat
ed the vice OF usury that fhe employment OF an
ageut effect loan does not impedlY or apparently
authorize him 10 violate Law to do an Illegal acc
Cornelius A. Runkle appeared as counsel for Mrs.
snilfeB Theodore r. Sanxly for Mr. KOeebling.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-28

new Cathedral nj which time the old Chnroh Of st. John
TIE Evangelt wse cosed The Cardinal recognized tee
Bscessiy OF neS parish In the eastern part ot the cty
formed the which extends from Forty
seventhst 20 eixtiethst and nom Third-aye to me
East River. the Rev James J. Flood was chosen pastor
OF the new parish. Five lots soon purchased or
the church the property having frontage OF 10
feet In Ftrstave, and 100 feet in Fifyhiss The ex-
cavatlon OF rock begun mmedinely and ths base.
ent OF the church. winch 125 feet long snd 80 feet
vide has ust been completed. The gfeRation VIII
worship The until the rest OF the cdfce Is
competed.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-28
DIICHARD v. HARNETT, Auctioneer,
IL VIII sell e a1cno9 nm

a. 10 o,cioek Ii Exchange seiesro0m i01 Broadway'
~ By order Of star slre Ipsursnce ComP.ny yvv hr,en
e8sasf. NOE ~ s sho sdt si1a "a al sSias7s6 | a
As,h@s Ns. g2s West near ntb~ve, sstsFy msh 0''oh
seess III Ess near istave ssOy BRICK house 2Ox
0eo ana 7attst norhsest corner, sstory brick house
= ~fh sfsre and frsme sheds, ~ 2sx9s . oaa Ward
a. EaiTseve and lk7ihsLf soaLlneb eokhof' 80
~ ta,fs inc frame houEe with i0tA -
pveefirn II a l68 upiDnst. near hoyh SstoEy IN"
RfaMAGAk q BRIGHT, EsqeI
AitoTnays a Law NO. 81 Hsesauek $1,000.
n.cfleneNSa (lfco III Br0adWty n.nenle..e
New-York tribune., 1881-03-28
Corporation Notices.

NOTICE. o.,... IN
IN Leasas Of certain Corporation fafa and bekaaeas W.
he offered at public sae by order q the ~
a. the EIchange saiearoom, III Brcava on TUESDAY
nornaucn ses The CITY Rseepd copies for sas ~
40. CITY Hall.
NOTICE.-Pr for repairing Eer go
ly he Department o Doc III ana lls pgane ST. uaui
Saturday, Api q 1885, ~ IL 0cofk NJ fo5 III Ill
sse The CT kc0us4 copies ior sale ~ Nc SN hAAs
New-York tribune., 1881-03-28
auet,on salss Of Real Gstate.
MARCH 80.

MARCH so. ...,... ..,. IN
ss,an he dirtion 0f supf6me Court of premises on west
rv sd AZ broadway 10 best lO inohea soath % IN ~
Ing IS inches N oat and Eeas " Iss aSs =. d Aso
on orhery side q 4ethet i7s ICES m anh
IN e,tar sldsB Dc saA several dimensions moso on
JOHN L. oADwALADEh aeicrse b9np sp. ~ IbSasnesrs
New-York tribune., 1881-03-28
Gonntrp i)roperip il)aHteo.

UNFINISHED HOUSE WANTED for r. SUM sIa,
MEA hOuse having x bedrooms, roo Sn Sas1s TSS1 or Hu
xsr palroaas, terms not 70 exceed SloO 2r
,os.s be fPee IRON malaria. Address u " BOZ % A
once. a
WANTED for SUMMER.-A small furnlsned
wv ho1as with stable attached snywhs.s NJ 20 az
Rifge and Bath with view Of ne msss M al Ia S a0a
Hoofeeuasa, BIo0klyn.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-28
legal Notlres.
NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JAY COOKE q CO.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

PmLADELPuIA Feb, 26, 1891,
Of the sEGSSb faISS sE 1ssSr SCRIP
MessTs. ss%sd r. Py Rf TiSMhs Sisl Cs SS's sons
Sepha oa Thursday the day OF March 1881 commenc
ing II O'Clock m aud until o'clock p m and DC con
Notice also gwen the committee reserve the night 70
change valuation set out In the catalogues OF any o. the
s3e 1 % 70 ss r. oaFip aS s S ac sS Hds s sSa
The catalogues being sent out as rapidly as possible
l5t day ot March and Wi me- pne viii be promptly
oen' TO Hi' a4ui0'~ EDWIN NJ. LEWIS. Trustee.
GTATE OF NEW -YORK--SU IRENE COURT,
- COUNTY OF NEwYokK ADRIAN s. CASSIDY and and
%is psins against 0SorSe Wl1c9 ead Ann IN. wife.
Ga > nF;Ss SeI as Ws@ a Aston
son MartRS % y iaSa aass sose aey W her her
naso1@G nasO aEsSn Mary sis wife
isaS ia Marsh William MaIsh husband James HART
son Mary 0s az % we RI. Oap @e as TeD Ss se VIE John
Rooney being unknown the plaintiff he herein teaig
afscn PnsSG a. aS Sa@ g. HssoS Mary J. Harrison
Af f. as S6o%e SaSd hereby summoned
20 p 70 y copy Of Your answer on the attorneys
within twenty ys alter tho service Q: :, sHs In0s s5 s
pear Judgment viii De taken against you 1y default
I psa me 'f G%&SY N BS6%S
and post S adSsS s ~ d hO%ss j. aarn
Mary Harrison MS VIE Albert hHEsSn s 'an1 n snison
Mary j. and John Aarrson Ihe Iosesog g ~ ss sa
s served upon you oy pubnoaton ~ Ihs sn
OF the George Barrett q the Juslcss o. e 5a
preme Court February B. 1881 aoe nou wan sn1
piaint In tho OF Clerk Of NeTI9rk So3n& W. & M MS
oeice AZ the (LV Of York Dated feornary ~ 1851
' ~ CAssEDY q BLOWN, RlAlnens IN person
Pan "A 1aw6WM Nowburgh. N. Y.
THE SUPREME COURT. Albany Coantyy;9 -
Il FRAHKLIN UNDERHILL aga CoMMON ,sa1 sALra 1I6J
LIFE INsIJRA CE COMPAHYI the matter o. tue CON
MoaWEALTH LIFE INSURANCE. COMPASL StFgc99r
VorE NOTICE TO CREDIToEsS al the COMMOHb ETH
LIVE INsURARCE COMPASY.-In pursuance q an order
of mia d0ry fn the aboye enned skt an DfoeecnS
on the 3st day January 1850 and hed and on NE
"a day o Rebraary ls 1etcS ssssey gvss - m nd b All
nesons having cas Of Kind against sad st
exhibit their CLAIMS % me- tue uper.
signed tho Receyer Of saa Compely O. ny 9ce nangss
i5 broadway the City OK NewHofk, and heeofne parae.
6 the above cnued suit prooeedng on or before s ~
day OF AD and that In defansa snca AZ
e,mastn exniOfng their claims aud becoming partes
ss cult Of proceeding aforeslA AeE saah e rs@Ies1
n an bene OF order decred which mas Detn or nay
~ made 10 ano suL and proceoding ard HON any qlsgE
ZION o the OF said company which sla De lA9 nnasr
neh arier or York, October IL 1850
octiS-isw26WMoa THOMAS ;. MOORE Receiver
New-York tribune., 1881-03-28

Alas, too true Young MISUNDERSTANDING,
,ntsad 20 be runister when ges through college
whst do you think OF UnitaranismP Blenkinsop gere
Us WelI inv son your good figure would take well ID
ch,rscl mi "A for Unitariansm itsel you might a.
we'll try 20 run a circus without clown as enuron
without a devil."-l Harvard LampOon'
New-York tribune., 1881-03-28

THE four valuable lots on lz4,lrriS ni e. sod dG Il
pso sss sss,ss Sypsh iESUpS% SrDi Co.. a sAsaa EE
New-York tribune., 1881-03-28
aiasieal Jastrumsnls.
Marhinerp,

DOILERMAKERS' shears and punch. large
acng paints s1gspss aud pUtors Address >. AkfaxA
y. o. Boz Ss4o7. Ncs-fekk citss ~
New-York tribune., 1881-03-28
Summer Rtsortg.

GLEN RIDGE, Cornwall, N. Y.-House now
U open 40 o ground gas water wooa ht"a % ,en %
frnit snd yegsiableA MILK carriages stages So on P~e"
JAMES a. ROE
SUMMER BOARD WANTED. by "a, family !, y.S o.
~ ssvea Sr,Wn pers0ns within hour aud ha ot soM
- arpera honso and be the only boardefs
Please saatesA H~Nne '~A~' Nou.Yofk CitY.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-28
BrookIpn l]ropsrtp for Sale ano to Est.

NEW two-story and extension hOuse on
"A broadway for sale all improvements cars pass te
doors building lots for SALE Apply TO j. b. MCDCfF'
lOH Broadway.
NLERMONT- AVE, BROOKLYN.-H Handsome
~ with ex ira grognd nesr For Greene PARK
for sale low. rutland q WHITING. No. Bcekman.st
REEN-AVE, BROOKLYN Handsome
" Drick house. threestosy brick, 20xl2xl0Si 60 800,
RUTLAND d WHITING.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-28
Alarble aao GlaIe Maniels.

WOOD and SLATE MANTELS:-S,La Ile, ne IN most sS
s,,on yArisqb e ii asa assafswRsF Co. " West IJdSI New
Yerk
New-York tribune., 1881-03-28
Gitn Rtal estats fcr Sale.


lTOR SALE.-23 West 126Ch-st. brown-stone
threestoy house In good rdeS very desirable; IN
qGIre OF W. II. CRAIG. 25 West l20thst. or j. CohBAf
cor. Of 23dst and atnave
EOR SALE.-320 lots on Laurel Hill, suitable
for dwefngs &c. r. A. YOUNG 20 ExosAngepsee
EOUR NEW tfrst-class houses three.story
basement nigh stOoD brown ssO1a o1Dines nnbns
29thst, betv 9Th aad 0Eh-aVe4 Apply ~ No jJt -
C. II. TUCKER SON
WEST 12OTH-ST.-2 lots and small house.
w Price $4,000. rutland WHITING, Beekmanst
SOn HOUSES for sale or to let (all prices),
eIOO line elevated road and Park send tor nsts
JOHN ". STEVENS 59 Pine-sti Broadway, COT ozuse
Madison and e3dsJ
New-York tribune., 1881-03-28
Brnshes.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIC RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No L23S Broadway. corner Thirty
hrstst SDS Vest twenty. y.tnlrlsL, coz EghthAv No
or Easg FOureeuthsL. corner Unionsqllre $50 rhlsd
ave cor Fort y venthsL the ARLEH OFFICEA Ma
iObI and 3OO Thrd.ave OaeGua ired- -anlEN NentB
nhh..t ID ) d. n, regular Ofhce rates.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-28
G,tu prouerIn 20 Eel.

ITO LET.-Op East 54th-st., near Madison
ave iourstOy, highso2p brown nstone no9se IN pen pen
order elegantly fHrhished VIII
be let wholly or partially For particulars address
OWNER, p o. Box 1889.
Two LET-Three- story, high stoOp, brown
stone house No 435 East S4thst Perfest order Can
be any Waterman IN house. Neghoorhood un
eKceptonsbs Possession immediate.
TO LET.-T0 private family (nO bOarders)
hOuse. partially furnlshedowne
board part of rent ia West llst-st
ITO RENT, ncar Reservoir Park, in West
42dst. eiegant par0r noor eea9tlfuy iqTnishedr
REFERENCES." Uptown Tribune once. LESS broadway
New-York tribune., 1881-03-28

"BUY OF THE MAKER
mandatory 154 and 1856 West 19thsk super
intended by Me- d. O. GlinsmAnn OF the late aKm of >.
Zeiger Co. Hard wood work for house interiors; Offices
banks 90. thoroughly constructed at verT low rates.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-28

DRESSMAKER.-By first-class dressmake
md M IN An esFabl m ment 50 by the CAV
nrIva,e family well recommended Address Miss ANDE
boA, go 6Lh-aye. ----------------------------
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-23

A special dispatch to the Chicago
Inter Ocean says: Capt. Walker, of the
Bird cavalry is giving the secretary of
war a great deal of trouble because he
does not know what to do with him.
The captain is just sane enough to act
like a rational being most of the time,
and to write letters to the newspapers
demanding his liberty, while at times
he deports himself like a mailman.
He was in the insane asylum, and vas
released on a writ of habeas corpus.
He went about the city and behaved
properly, nominally in charge of a
friend, till the day of the shooting Of
the president, when he donned a uni
form, mounted a horse, and burst
through the guard at the white house
grounds, waving a sword, and charging
some imaginary foe. To dispose of him
without any fuss, Secretary Lincoln
simply wrote an order for him to report
to the doctor at the asylum, which he
did with soldierly promptness, and of
urse vas detained. where he is now.
The secretary cannot send him to his
regiment, as there is no knowing what
he would do under excitement, and is
in a quandary over the case.
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The ground Is all cleaned and stsked
for work on the new opsra house. The
boilding win be ssx110 feet in extent,
all under M big roof. On the front
of Seventeenth street there will be q
large hall, suitable for the house Of the
legislature. and there will also be two
other halls or rooms alongside. either
OF which viii be large enough to accom-
modate the territorial council.
On the second floor, over these halls,
there will be an immense hall suitable
for fairs, festivals. dancing, etc.
The opera house proper will be in
the rear of the front halls and win be
Of the same height as the front of the
building. The stage will be very large,
the floor will be Inclined to the stage,
while g fine gallery will surround the
rear and sides of the auditorium. The
gallery will be supported on pillars
based on stone foundations. There
will be two entrances to the opera
house, u on Seventeenth street and
one on Hill street. These win also serve
as exits, and there will also be still an
other exit on the alley in the rear. Be-
sides these. the large windows will be
set close to the floor, so that in case of
fire, all the windows and the three ex-
its mentioned could be used.
1t is intended that the work shall be
of the best, and the building. when
completed, will present a very hand
some appearance, and viii be an archi-
tectural honor to the city.
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Ladies' in their attempt to battle old
time arc bound to receive some wounds
In the encounter. These, however,
they can conceal, IS far us the COM
plexion is concerned by a timely and
regular resort to the use of "GLENN's
SULPHUR SOAP" Without obstruct-
ing the pores, or In any way iniuring
the health Of the skin, it removes from
the surface pimples, redness and the
various dis6gurements caused by In
creasing age or exposure to the sun.
Sec that &C. N. CRIrrENroN. Pro-
prietor," Is printed on each packet.
without which none Is genuine. Sold
BY all druggists at % cents; three cakes
60 cents. Time touches the hair as
well Is complexion. But the ungal-
liant old fellow can be deHed here too,
with s'HILL's INSTANTANEOUS HAZE
DYE,n which renews the tint Of youth
on the Rrizzled brow of age. It Is the
cheapest and safest dye in use.
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CHINESE nAssss.



Tbs Denver Hsns says: Those Of the
natives Of the howery kingdom who be-
long to an order in some respects SINH
lar to the Masonic lodge. have been re-
Gently awaiting q grand lecturer from
Deadwood, who has finally arrived,
and been received with all the pomp
and splender relative to the renoyators
Of soiled linen and the smokers of
opium. The washee house wherin he
laid his head has been unearthed, and
its contents curiously observed. The
first thing that struck the visitor was
the signal Of distress, which was given
by a poor devil who initiated the pour
ing out of a glass of beer. The air
was thick with opium, while a keg of
beer and several boxes Of cigars embel-
lished the loathsome den. The rafters
and walls were covered thickly with
red hags covered with black characters,
but nowhere could a Masonic sign be
detected At a table a group of Chi
namen were paying their dues, while
upon another wal spread collation.
supposed to consist of fried rats a la
mode. Along the opposite side Of the
room about thirty celestials were
stretched at full length, quafing the
heavy draughts of opium as if it were a
nectar of the gods. The chief center
OF attraction. Ham Ching Foo. dressed
in an immaculate robe. stood at the
further end of the room, in an attitude
touching and motionless. After a
while this mysterious Individual began
chanting something that sounded like
u sailors song at the windlass. This
was the signal for outsiders to retire,
which they did promptly and without
visible regret. A Mason who was
present at the sacred scene afirms
stoutly that there was nothing in the
exercises which bore the slightest re-
semblance to any phase of the time
honored order.
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N

j. F. Coad left yesterday for Sidney,
Nebraska.
Hon. Jos. A. Brown, a member of
the territorial council of Montana, is
in the city.
Hon. ]. D. Franklin, of San Fran
cisco, was an east bound passenger yes
terday.
Mr.. Trimble, an extensive cattle man
Of Wyoming, Colorado and Utah, is in
the city.
Judge Mclaughlin and family will
arrive this afternoon.
Charles Bryan went down to Fort
Collins yesterday to take a position in
the Tedmon house.
E. B. Coleman got back from Cop
peropolis yesterday morning.
Rev. ]. G. Reid, of Boulder, is ut the
Inter Ocean.
Aid. David, of New York, is at the
Inter Ocean.
G. r. Bissell and wife, E. II. Short
and wife, Of New York, have rooms at
the Union Pacific.
B. E. Ketchem, chief of the Ontario
fire department., was a west bound pass
enger yesterday.
Stephen Bon has returned from North
Park, where he is running a large shoe
store.
Miss Lizzie Med. Field. who was
recently n Of the teachers in the
Cheyenne public school, has been APP
pointed to a similar position in Denver,
after a thorough examination.
Mr.. Chas. A. Clark and daughter
came In yesterday from Teller City.
Mr.. Clark has sold the Teller Times
printing office. He will 60 to Denver
to-day.
Mr.. E. j. Lopez, Of Denver is in the
city. Mr.. Lopez has an extensive vine
gar and pickle factory in Denver. He
makes pure cider, double and triple
strength vinegars, pickles, etc. He is
in Cheyenne for the purpose Of building
up a trade. We heartily recommend
him to the business community.
At Dyer's: e. B. Coleman, Hartville;
C. S. Dalger, L. @. Dalger, Austin,
Texas; G. L. Dombheart, Laramie
City; John Keogh, salt Lake; Chas.-A.
Clark. Teller City; L. Hobbs, Fort
Laramie; F.. B. Leach, Fremont;
August Mannissur, F. W. Ross, Gree.
ley; ]. s. Bull, Cortland, N. Y; E. d,
Persons, st. Louis; L, T, Northrup.
| New York,
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ca faFcEexea.a

Ia, J, 8, Bull, Of CORTLAND, n. T..
Is in the city in the interest of the Ma
tonal petroleum gas company. He VII
look oYer the field and ascertain th.
chances Of support for gas works il
this city. The company he represents
puts up either coal Or petroleum ga.
works, preferably the latter in a region
barren of coal. Mr., Buell. win endeav
or to obtain enough private contracts to
justify the company in building works,
and then enlist the aid of the city foi
the city hall and the streets.
The same company is now building
gas works in Georgetown.
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WESTERN RUMBLIxGs.

NoAoAooo springs ID tTOuDltu WIN
petty thieves.
The tournament at Laramie takes
place next week.
Camp meeting commences at Arvada,
Colorado. July 20.
Work is progressing vigorously on
the Omaha water works.
The South Park company operates
43O miles of telegraph wire.
l.. Abrams, of Laramie, is now con-
valescing, after a serious illness.
1t is proposed to organize a vigilant
committee in Denver, to drive out the
''vags.n
A petition is being circulated, and is
being largely signed, for a daily mail at
Cummins.
VIM. Coyle captured two beautiful
eagles at Boulder recently, and has
them on exhibition.
The copper-silver mines of Wyoming
are attracting considerable attention in
all portions Of the west.
The woman who wrote that s.jauntn
across the Colorado Central railroad
for the Ogden Herald should have a.
wooden prize.
The track of the Southern Pacific is
SO miles east of Ell Paso, and advance
ing at the rate of from two to three and
a half miles daily.
Archery is the popular exercise and
amusement in Evanston this summer.
Nearly all the beaux and bellies have
their bows and arrows.
Ex-Governor Evans of Colorado. has
filed another suit against the Denver
Tribune for s100, 900, making three in
all, each n for the above named
sum.
Rev. 1. N. Boyd, pastor of the Pres
byterian church, at Lcngmont, was in
stalled by the presbytery last evening.
The presbytery held a business meeting
in the afternoon.
The freshet of last week, in northern
Colorado. washed out a number of
head-gates Of irritating bitches along
the Big Thompson, and the farmers are
busy repairing them.
Ten thousand dollars has been ex-
pended in grading on Capitol hill, Den
yer, and the work has hardly commence
ed. Sidewalking has not reached that
suburban hill Of beauty.
On Monday a freight car loaded with
goods from the east for San Francisco,
was discovered to be on fire, near Iron
Point. The fire vas distinguished, but
only after considerable. damage had
been done to the a and cargo.
1t is said that all the daughters o.
Brigham Young are lovely and most
pronounced blondes, with Golden-tinted
hair, heavenly blue eyes, and cream
and-roses complexion, all tall, well
built girls, while their various mothers
were of all shapes, all sizes and COM
piexions, and had every shade of hair
and eyes.
On Sunday, July 10th, at Wood riv-
er, Captain Smith and Jim Moore rode /
fifty times around the Bellevue track, |
in two hours, seventeen minutes and
fifty-nine seconds. They used ten
picked horses. The track is one mile
long. Captain Smith won the ace and
purse. Much money changed hands on
the result.
Says the Fort Collins correspondent
Of the Denver Nescs: Alphonso Dow
appeared before Justice Lundy yester-
day and swore out a criminal complaint
charging Louis G. Le Boeuf with the
larceny as bailee Of ffty dollars. MI. !
LIE Boeuf Is q lawyer here and well
known, and his explanation Of the
charge Is earnestly looked for.
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Should your hair commence falling
out or prematurely turn gray or should
there be Itching and little pimples or
scabs formed on the head, all can be
eradicated by using Addoms & Glover's
Quinine, Glycerine and C~antharides
hair tonic as a dressing; and for remov-
ing dandruff, 1t is without IN equal.
mh29tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-23
in a quandary over the case

To persons employed in constant
mental toll, study or anxiety, Fellows
Syrup Of Hypophosphites is especially
adapted, namely to Teachers, Clergy
men, Lawyers, and impecunious bust
ness men.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-23
Something New for Ladies'.

Mrs. Bates is prepared to clean and
dye ostrich plumes, tips, felt and straw
hats, clean and dye ribbons, silks aud
all styles of goods worn by ladies and
gentlemen. Laces of the finest fabric
cleaned, crepe made to look like new,
velvet renovated. 312 Ferguson street,
Carey block. j19d3mos
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-23

Strangers coming to Cheyenne should
stop at the above named hotel, and
they will get splendid accommodations
In rooms and at the table, and be treat
ed In an excellent manner by the genial
host, Herman Kimme. And those of
our citizens who want good day board
should patronize the excellent dining
rooms Of this hotel. The fare is Nc. /
and the rates are very reasonable.
jy11tf.