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LITERARY NOTES.

~. s.rvth and ,ast Volume of Blanchard Jerrolfs
. u,a,orv of Napoleon Ill" will be reaoy tnis
season.
Anew edition of Eastlakc's Hints on Housenoio
Taste Is to be issued by Houghton. M'hhn q Co..
and will render assistance to househoiders VINO
Or rcfurnsh in May.
Tia nexest public ations in the Franklin square
Library Of Harper e. Brothers are the secouI p1.s
~ "Prin CO Metternich's Memoirs ana Mr. 'a"e'
PayTs novel. From Exile"
Aamirsrs Of Miss Braddons novels. 1t 10 SAID mus'
Wais long, and perhaps forever, for new "oiA'
while the author of Lady Audley's Secret cafrio'
nut q cherished plan Of writing plays
~, Harry O. Dwight's Turkish Life IN "af
Time ia now ready at Charles Scribners oons
Mr.. Dwight was the TRIBUNEs Constsn''nopie Voi-
respopdent during the late war. ana Is siaP"'
xriter of great experience IN Turkish ine spu a"
f.;,s In this book no describes the NE oi '"o
.,r.s+. and the events IN the Turkish Capital IRON
t,,e time of the Instruction in Bulgaria tii 'nc
close Of the war.
Thu first part of Letts's Popular Atlas" has been
f~xued by the International News Company '"o
agents for the United States. 1t CONSISTS OK "aps
of the two hemspheres on Mercators pro)ec''on a"o
an excellspt map of the British lsies' IL sei" io'
40 cents part aud seems to be an attempt 10 give
ED0iieh speaking countries eoi'oo VA N">~f
carefuIy-drawn maps of every poltlca' oiVison Vi
the earth, such as have long been common Id "ei-
many.
Several books on American subjects are in press IN
London. They include Mr.. Joseph Hattons TWO
volumes of American studies and sketches 'CnAp-
man e. Hall; and by Trubner d Co. DOCK Oh
American politics by Mr.. C. G. Rumelin, OF Cincin
noti. and pamphlet containing the essays preh1ed
hv Mr. Walt Whitman to the first edition Oh
nlAayes of Grass" These essays were om''ceo
from tho "author's edition" Of complete Works
and are valuable as being the best statement Oh
the r,oet's aims and views from his own pen."
Mr.. Moses King, the undergraduate Editor OF me
Harvard Register, which expires with the cominR
April number. entered Harvard without pecunlary
resources but has derived good revenue from MS
Roston guide books and maps. 1t has been sus-
oested that the subscribers to The Register ought 10
assist Mr. King out of his last venture by refusing
10 receive back the money due them on their SUI
script,onsL Mr. King shows III a recent letter tnat
Ia has not suffered serious pecuDiary loss, auo
adds: "If were embarrassed IN money mat
ters should rot now be making the closing issue Oh
The Rtoser about three times large and costly az
any of the former issues. This much has been said
.,mplv to show that under no circumstances wouid
be disposed to accept pecuniary aid and that IN
der the present circums stances L have no rleht 10
accept any"
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FRIDAY. April 8 =. 4

FRIDAY. April e-RM
There Is very little TO be said about to-dsys stock
market. The movements wers 10 natural and 20 In
keeping with what might DO expected to follow tho
long upward run Of prices. to say nothing Of tho
uncertainties of the position. which long sso would
have affected . market lees under clique con.
troll than the present stock market, that
there is nothing In the days doiugs 10 sx-
plain. The st. Paul pool yesterday. % We
suggested sold enough stock to he satisfied TO fol-
low the market to-day with further sales probably
as low as 112ls But that does not mean that the
clique has sold 90 much OF the stock as to give up iS
manipulation. The tactics now probably viii be 70
encourage another short" interest, preparatory to
another advance. This plan was foreshadowed In
to-days stock loan market" Yesterday there was
kept up fictitious demand to borrow tho stock
all DAY until after delivery hour. aud there
was such urgency for the stock that the
offers to borrow were all made 1at" that s with
out interest on the money advanced Tor the stock,
while to-day there was display Of equal urgency to
loan tho stock at per cent on the money The po-
stion of the ST. Paul stock Is such that the opera
tor on margins who neither buys nor sells 1t will
lose no money by IL. Investors may judge BY the
character of the company's business whether they
shall buy the stock orlet spectators have what they
now hold. The stock sold down to liz and ended 1t
112ls The general market was dull. and tho de-
clnes which at the end leave prices from a TO
Gig per cent below opening figures were
gradual and with only few important reactions.
Measured BY the amount of transactions the 500
oial stocks Of thy day were Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, New-Jersey Central, Lake Shore. and
Wabash common stock. The stocks already named
covered all stocks in which the transactions
amounted to as much as 10000 shares. The market
closed dull and weak.
Government bonds were as dull as usual, the sala
at the Boards amounting only to 10000. Prices,
however, were firm, and the final bids for the As
show All advance Of q per cent. Annexed are the
oil M finna.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-11

misunderstanding, The result 8ss a
fine ucees II beat the COMEDY Of
errorsu all hollow. However, the cur
tain went down on the play and players
in much better shape than they were at
the opeLing.
The clique which owns and runs the
sheet around the corner, and which has
just been defeated in a scheme to rob
our tax payers of 100000 by the
LEADERS expose Of the attempted
swindle. is very bitter against the editor
Of the LEADER. What matters of a
private nature, concerning solely an
individual, have to do with a public
enterprise important to every citizen
and tax payer of Cheyenne. the organ
does not explain.
While the LEADER considers it its
duty, as a public journal. to guard the
interests of the entire community, the
San. the paid organ of a few schemers,
expresses only the views of its owners
and m~utilates the truth to serve their
base purposes.
The ring organ feels very sore over
the defeat of its pet measure, the
s100, 900 steal. OF course, it vents its
spleen by abusing the LEADER, the
peoples organ. This is innocent
amusement, costs the taxpayers moth
ing. and is far better employment for
TIE organ, than to advocate schemes to
put money into the pockets of the ring
members. The LEADER is keeping
watch over the taxpayers interests, and
it will be extremely difficult for the
ring to push any of its jobbing schemes
to a successful termination. To be
sure. some opportunity should be given
the outfit to recover the money expend-
ed at the last city election; but we in
sist that the taxpayers should not be
assessed for that purpose.
The chairman OF the committee on
printing of the city council, called at
the Sun Office last Saturday afternoon,
requesting the publication, in its next
issue, of that portion of the water
ordinance which refers to the water
rates to be charged under that ordi-
nance. The manager Of the paper re-
fused to publish these rates, saying:
HE had no Dol for it,"
This answer vas somewhat remarka-
BILE, for Slack was never known to re-
fuse anything with money in it, and
can only be explained by the fact that
his bosses paid him better for keeping
it out. They reckoned badly, however,
for fortunately they own but n paper
in this city, and the LEADER, although
not the official organ of the city, pub
lished the important information-and
knocked the stuflng out of the inflated
scheme, and saved the taxpayers
$100, 900.
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Are those who carelessly, and with
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and pronounces to that husband, wife,
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Of all diseases, Consumption, then 1t
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affections of the Throat, Bronchial
Tubes and Lungs leading to Con
sumption. 1t is now prepared accord
| ing to the original receipt by g. N.
| Crittenton, z Sixth avenue, New York
| City, who is now the sole proprietor,
| 1t is sold by all druggists at so cents
and 81 per bottle. Great saving by
buying large size.
PrKE's TooTHAcHE DROPS cure in
Z one minute.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-11

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On Sunday, the clerk in Smith q
Harringtonis store noticed a box stick
ing out Of the cellar window in the
rear of the store, and. thinking the
matter somewhat strange, be made an
investigation. He found that the boz
was filed with shirts, and that it had
Peen taken from the cellar. Upon
going to the cellar he saw that some
clothing had been stolen therefrom,
evidently on Saturday night, as the
goods we're intact on Saturday evening.
An investigation ensued and suspi.
cion pointed to two colored men named
Grant and White, who had been em.
ployed by Lusk & Kilcullin in assisting
to make some repairs in the rear of the
store room. Officer Ingalls, went Il
the room of the two men and found {
quantity of clothing and furnishing
goods, which Mr.. John Harrington
identified as his property. The twt
men were thereupon arrested and
lodged in jail. They will DO arraignet
to-day.