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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-23

DR.. G. W. Corey's Office over Stebbins
& POSTS bank. Telephone number SO
promptly answered day or night. a13tf
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1.-THE indications given of approach
ing changes of the weather by pains
and muscular aches amongst those SO
amicted, are often, wonderfully active;
but some Of the best OF these natural
barometers we have lost since the peo-
pie have been using st. jacobs OIL"
--yennor's Montreal Cam Weather
Bulletin.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-23

The board of fish commissioners of
this territory hereby notify the public
that the taking Of fish from any of the
ponds in the vicinity of Cheyenne, as
also from Dale creek Horse creek and
its branches, and Crow creek, will be
punishable by a fine Of $50 from and
after this date.
BY order Of the board,
NJ. Q. BARKwELL,
OTTO GRAMM, Sec. Chairman.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-23

WANTED.-A good cook and laun-
dress. Inquire at Capt. Heath's, at
Camp Carliu. j21-3t
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-23

A good girl to cook for a private
family. Mrs. r. S. Van Tassell, Fer
gnson street. U
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And all amer Of legal mining bust
ness attended to. j. q. Baird, attorney
at law, Cheyenne, Wyo. II
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-23

Clothing to fit all, and at prices that
defy competition, at PoLACK's.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-23

Heavy Drugs, Sulphur, Carbolic
Acid, Copperas, etc, within reach Of
the most economical Mt Hoyt's. mic If
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County Records.

The following instruments were filed
for record in the office of tie county
clerkyesterday:
James O'Donnel to r. L. Mcdonald,
mining deed, one-third interest in Cop
per Vault mine, Platte Canon mining
district. Consideration 5000.
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For first class watch work go to
ZEHNKR, JACKSON & BUEcmNER's.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-23

When wanting Paris White, Glue,
Lead, Oil or Brushes. Remember that
l have the largest stock. You can
make money by calling on Geo. W.
HOyt. milo TT
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-23

Engraving In all its branches is done
ZEHNFR, JACKSON g. BUEcNEK's.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-23
A Cook w anted.

An immense stock at Hoyt's and low
in price too. m1G-tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-23

Summer underwear, at all prices, a
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-23

New chattel mortgage blanks at the
LEADER Office. II
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Furniture Repaired.

and re-upholstering neatly done at
m24tf CRAIG & GARDENERS.
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Jenkins Il Ross received another
large invoice OF shoes from Land,
Schober s. Mitchell, the best manufac-
.urers of ladies', misses and children's
fine shoes. J2l3t
For furnished rooms, III a business
locality, address box 337, Cheyenne.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-23

The attorney general of the United
States has decided, Prospecting cx-
penses of officers and enlisted men at
tending as witnesses in United States
cases in its courts, that before approved
(by the department of ~justice) such
claims should show ~ evidence from
the court before which the witness ap-
deared, that he was duly summoned
and actually appeared in obedience to
summons; ~ who furnished the "a
tons, their number, and that the
charges made are at the regulation
price; (3) to whom the same is due,
and (4) to what appropriation the
amount is to be credited
A board of survey to consist of Capt.
Bdwin Pollock, 9th infantry, First
Lieut.. Edgar B. Robertson, 9th infan-
try, Second Lieut.. Frank L. Dodds, 9th
infantry, will convene at Cheyenne de-
pot, Wyo., at such time as may be nee
essary during the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1888, to report upon such pub
lie stores delivered at that depot by the
carriers, as have sustained loss or dam
age while in transit; to act on any stor-
age or damage found in stores invoiced;
to inspect the quality of supplies deliv-
cred at the depot, when such inspec-
ton is stipulated in the contract under
which the supplies are furnished; and
also to act on any loss or deficiency of
stores for which the depot quartermas-
ter, depot commissary of subsistence
and depot ordnance officer are RESPONSE
BILE.
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Incontestably the Greatest Minstrel Enter
taiment Earth has ever seen.
Reserved Seats, sl.Oo- On sale ut Postofice
Tuesday, June 20,
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First peaches and pears Of season,
also Utah berries, cucumbers, %currants,
ETC., Just received at
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VI HIIU WNVOH EVP"1TIHbf
Ap29tf DAVID MILLER, 18th street.
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A Misohiavous sootts

80. n,.l "a - -, - -
t1'" o' 'e'' o'0O' o''"O''a
For some weeks a pictorial pubIica-
ton with Violently abusive letter-press
and highly sensational cuts Of people
and things in the city has been sold
on the street every Saturday. This
publication is entitled the Mascotte.
aud its editors and responsible pub
llshers have bsen kept c,ncealel. On
the complaint Of citizens who hah
been sharply lampooned hy 1t. but
who claimed that they could find no
responsible parties TO proceed against.
the Mayor Of this city ordered the
police to stop tie sale of the sheet by
arresting all concerned in its circula
ton as Of a slauderous and Obscene pub
LEGATION in violation Of city ordi.
nance. The police were restrained
from interfering with the publication
ottte paper by an order Of Judge
Righton, of the Civil District Court,
and since then the Mascotte has -four
ished sll the more for the abnndat no,
toriety giving it by the public author
itiss. This morning at 6 o'clock a
duel took place behinl the slaughter
house between Joseph Levissey and
Mr. j. G. Egan, Jr,, s,n Of the At
torney General Of the State. The
cause Of the meeting was an article
which appeared ipilast Saturdays edi-
ton Of the Mascotte, attacking Judge
Egan. Yeung Mr.. Egan, unknown
to his father. demanded the name oil
the responsible writer, aud I.,evissey's
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The Farmers And the Literary
Revolution.

A recent issue of the "Amcrican
Argriculiurist" contains come insin.
uaIions rtflecting upon tie character
OF the Useful knowledge Publishing
Company, of New YORK. They are
inslnuaiions ly,noiire,t allegations
being made. Their only foundation
is malice and fear, on the Part OF The
Argriculiurist publishers. The av-
erage cost OF books published by The
Useful Knowledge Publishing Com
pany, in proportion 10 their real val
ne Is less than one filth of the average
cost OF the agricultural books pub.
lished by the Orange Judd Co,
WiIhin less than three years the
Literary Revolution" gave The Amr-
lean people over one million dollars
worth OF the choicest booksiEe coun-
try has even seen: more in bulk and
in real value than Judd has given
them in third of q century, and
more Than he would have given them
for five million dollars. No class is
abused more abominably by the book
publishers than the farm, / was a
farmer boy before | was a publisher,
and know something OF both sides.
Twenty five years ago | was bare.
footed boy, driving an ox-breaking
team through the hazel brush and
prairie grass Of Iowa. and reading
Gnmshaw's "Englanj,' and the New
York Tribune between times and BY
the freight at night, and | got there
a little too much of useful Knowl-
edge" land OF strength TO allow base.
less SANDER 10 overthrow the enter.
prise to which | have given my life.
Judd shall realize his fear that tho
Useful knowledge Publishing Com
pany will publish agricultural books
as vol as ohicr books. and it win not
charge $3.50 flor book that does not
cost To- cts. TO manufacture. In re-
spohse TO pressing aid almost dis
tressing calls from alf over the coun.
try, from farmers, farmers boys and
teachers, It will also enter the field OF
school.book publishing presently,
and we shall see what,will become of
tho high prices of the rich aud grasp
ing publishers IN that field. The
Useful knowledge Publishing Com.
pany does what Judi, and no other
Of The old-linc publishers do, II sends;
Its books TO any part Of the United
States, and allows privilege TO ex-
animation before payments required.
Itsupplics its agents with copies OF
its cheap and beautiful publication
lior distribution among their cosiom.
ers. for examination at their leisure,
and allows The return OF any books
not wanted. Specimen pages OF lie
publications. catalogues, and terms to
clubs agents, booksellers. and cam
vassers will be sent free nponreqnes,.
Address the Useiul knowledge Pub
fishing Company.lS vesey ST (, New
York. John d. Alden, Business Agent
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Story.
Iklyp woups.I

We NOW e,yc onr 6,,le renders a
stury, lust received bv Ms. and sent BY
a san az Mrs NJ n Crawford. from
runs-Chow China 1t is something
new 'Ioypu little ones. and will in
terest YOU, It is called
TUE Ten 'o'
Dear Friends: | want to tell you
Chinese story. Once upon time.
there was man who had ten sons.
The first one vas named 5harp-eyes.
secause he could see athousand miles;
the second was named heen'eals' be-
canse he could hear thousand miles;
the third was Strong bones; the lourth
was lron-neck; the NTH was lougn-
meal; the sixth was Long legs tue
seventh was Big foot; the eish.h was
big-mouth; the mum was FUCKER
month; the tenth was Dig heat
Sharpreyes SAID, - sec tne kings
house tnnbling down heen-eafs
SAID Il hear J. 'a''lng',, strong.
homes saul "a WIN run anu hola IL up
bnt ne leaned against !. SO nara 'nat
he pushed IL down. linen Inc ollicers
caught nun an, he was conuemheu
q, nave ms heaa CUT OH out ne saul
rieass ie, me 80 nome an" see my
GU lather before a'e. 90 toey ie'
MN 20 nome. Wnch % go' nome ne
asked ms orotner iroh-necS 10 'ahs ms
place. 4 hen irou.neck Went 10 nave
ms heau cut OIL ihsleau OIL strong
oones' out ,he eNecu'ionefs chopper
anu chopped on MS neck ou' cou''
ny. cnop u on. lheh 'ney sa'"'
I'VE VIII oo'i MN 10 uea'n' " h'.,
iron-neck heard 'hat he ASKED tnem !,
ne might 60 nome ana see MS Ola
'Hner oe'ofe 'ney ooiieu nun. ihey
sam ne might go; ana wheh he so'
nome ne asked MS brother rousn'
meat 70 take ms place, linen ioush'
'nea. WIZ ~ ~ oVi'e' ~ -
30 tney ooileu him' anu ooiieu MN
ana oo'iea nun; out they Goo'u no !,
boil nm 70 death. linen 'ney said
I'VE w,il drown nm, lie als'
askedlt he might so home 10 see M
OLD lather oe.ore thes drowned MN
90 they YET MN 60 home when n
got home he asked his Orotner Long
iegs.to take ma place. linen Longieg
went to be drowned Tor his brother
They then took INN out anu thre'
hun INTO the sea, But the farther =
went the longer ms legs grew uh'ii u
wadea 10 the middle Of ihe deep SCI
and then he went back. Whiie
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Thirteen Years without Sleep.
utica Herald.l

Thomas McElrah, of Marlboro,
whose case attracted wide attention
throo years ago because he sud he had
Not slept wink IN ten years, is still
living without sleep. lie says he has
not closed bis eyes in sleep fer three
years, aud, indeed, that he has not
slept at all for thirteen years. His
neighbors says that they have been
at his house al all hours ofthe day and
night, and have Invariably ioupd him
alert and wide awake. lie u a mem.
Der of Inc Presbyterian church ofiheI
place, and his word is trusted by all
who know him. He is in good health,
and weighs over 200 pounds, lie is
over seventy, snd does not work, ex-
cept on small jobs about his house,
lie says he takes mo comfort at allv
u life bur he has giving up taking all
medicine, and waits afor the coming
flllc Lord.v
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-23

Some years ago, IN Kentucky, two
lawyers, iriemds ana relatives but Of
opposite politics, offered themselves
ivr congress IN the same district.
Inc wing canaiua'e was w W.
nouthgato, me Democrats, i. w.
iionai,s. Both had talent, wit and
uie'aoili'y TO please The people. In
me more intelligent parts OF the dis
Wict they oat.led honorably and as
aecomp'siiea dcpa'crs. butiil those
{e* IONS ~i'ere me people were igno-
pa'as mey hreu Jokes ~ each other,
ana made me people laugh
~ happened mat ~ one offhese
'darK regions Doth ilad made such a
favorable impression that publlc sellfl-
ment was aoout equally divided.
one party cried' "iii'rrah for South
EheF ana Inc other, "Hurrah for
'hiooasts !, Inc people remained,
nIter the departure Oh the candidates,
70 ENJOY q dance
Wheh sne Two poiiiicians han r.d.
zen aooui,a mlie, iiDbatls suddenly
alscovcred that ne iiau lcitsomethlng
oehihn, ana, asking oouiDgaicto wait
ior MN, roue BACK. Southgate, dis
trusting us why opponent, waited a
whi'e m,d men also returned. lie
FOUND Iioea,'s playing the iiddlc and
me people aancing. INC sentiment
seemeu 70 DC al III favor OF Tie nd
dler, VINO played with his left hand
coutiigate, VINO also played The
sioiin, pnt win ms right hand, told
we dancers mat no would assist his
4 friend Iibbatis. Soon his bow had
divided The people, and when throw
ing u uown, ne joined IN the dance,
uii me hurrahs were Tor him,
Inc next day ooutngaie was taken
ssek ana ior Two weeks IibOatts had
me nela 70 hiinseiI; ooutl'sate, on
recovering, ioIiowen MS opponent g
canvass, put iounii That his rivals
s.ories ana olihplaying had stolen
s inc heafis OIL the voters.
IN one place lhey refused to hear
ooutngale, crying ~Iibpatts 10 our
mani ilurrah Tor Tiobatts r. Some
even went SO tar as TO advise South.
gaze 10 give up tho canvass and 60
nome, as iipoalts wouia receive
eVepy vote in'uha. region;
relle w-ci'lzens, sara oouihgate'
putting On ms most nones, ar IT'D
oa,ts Is = uear ,r'ena OF mile, and q
nome isilow-,here is no Delter man
~ ,he uis.ricI'
el = leal ooa'nga'e snou'eu
so'ne ., .ne erowa.-he seems iike a
soou iehow' Anu near INN they
din;
reiiow-ci'izehs, sara 'he poiiti-
cian' ~ ! can go,to congress with,
gu, ABUSING my iriend Iinoatts, !
, WI, say =. nome; ne - 'ne mosl
taienled man in hentncky, ana Tor
accomplishments ne nasht DIS equal
~ Inc Worlu
y, I'VE Know ., a., aoou. maj shou,en
'he erown, we neara MN pay.
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Hx,aANsE sulNr1LLAT.oNs

n honest nm wou,,l trv INC plan
ofloosins,rouna. they'd SOC
TON '''s. ns ssss am, y, 'n neon only nan
/ hi ti,ea. ma, Inn. the sober Judge
Would speak Of Henr,'s crime az .'fadse !
& p;y always goes to the root Of
tAa matter Il er.-fByeckeuridre News
prorrcss calls rs "a liar.y Had We A
Tittle regard for trnth az tneedi,ur Of
The Progress. we'd call him 4 rentle-
mani Breckenridue News. ~ :,
tn'h'ca, c'i,hers are being nsea, oy
ridden ever ueed them. One i in the
Z White House and anothes in The
!, eakershib-s .bair.-ILulisyille Post
5, !.
si'Ss Dora Apple, Q, lineage, IS
Suing hr otone,soi wisconsin 10 lor
esesen o promise aemsnding szo.oVo'
~" J, serves nun ,'s". mr' S,one
isil Moniios.
spb.,,.. : ,err ,oor ,,a,hr,,,,
~ 80, !, wy P'v' '"''''''
M, g. -, . ,l,, .oos -. WI.
,,.tss ,.on lint -, 49, $3.50. nv -"
..Is''s'. ~ ~" ~ = :. ),
fs,s,s 'Inn,n
Nothing IS easier than to detect Al
unsafe building. Where you see sucl
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Connections At Paiucah with stcamer.
on OHIO aud Tennessee rivers; At Fulton wiz
\. q 81. La y. o. u. r.: Al RNes with A. n
=. x; ~ a. Padncah JUNO. with n. O. 1st.is
a. Elizabcthtpwn with l. 4 n, Rairoad, n,
Louisville with Lie. & l., Railroa,l. q 4 H.
fanfoail amt y. 3. Maui Limo StcN,ners "a,
cincinnati and tho North and Es.s; j..
x y railroad for indianapolis, Chicago and
and tho wes,. w ." LOUIS
Gon1 Passenger Agcnt. E!ixabcthtcwn. isy.
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A Travellers Story,

After spending months at watering
places and consulting the best physi-
clans without benefit. returned home
lisheartened and expected to die. A
friend urged trial Of Palker's Ginger
Tonic. three bottles and careful
diet have brought Inc excellent health
and spirits, aud hope my experience
may benef. similar sufferers. Gin
clnnati lady. See other column.
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The advertiser having tbecn permanently
cured OF that dread disease, Consumption, nv
asiaple remedy, Is anxious IN make kn own 10
It's fellow sufferers the means OF cure. 10 all
who desireitI he will son,la copy ofthe pre-
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which theywil hnh ~ sure cure for CouGns
DOLpss CoSsuMrrION, AsrHMA. BmoSCHITrs,
d<n Parties Wishing the Prescription, viii
please ad'lrcss, Rev. NJ A. WILSON, lDf Penn
St.. wilIinmsburgh, N L.
fpb. 2S'B2- IA. AN y.
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Did You Know IT.:

You can strengthen the digestive
organs. prevent costiveness, iiarrhoea +.
and all bowel disorders. by q timely
nse Of Browns Iron B,tters. q trae
tonic, i perfect strengthouer.
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r. A. Lehman. Solicitor
L "A LIN i D. OF 4 nerican and foreign
Patents. Washington, ID. &. All buaines
connected with Patents. whether before this
Patent ulice or tho Courts, pro pity attcndlc
cd to. No charge male unless a patent 10 so.
cured. Send for circular. Dec. 10 1881.
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Mrs. Mary Koeniger, of Boston,
stabbed her child to. death and at
tempted to kill herself, but failed.
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A Peerless Perfume,

The refreshing aroma Of Floreston
Cologne, and its listing fragrance
make it a peerless perfume for the
Toilet
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: Graves county had her first negro
jurors last week. They Tried negro
and sent him up lor, two years, for rob
barv
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Debility resulting from typhoid and
low fevers is best AMI mast quickly
relieved by Browns Iron Bitters.
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No one who engages fails to make money rap
lilly. You can devote your whole time to II o
work, or only YOUR spare moments. Full nfur-
nation and all that Il nceled sent free. Adj
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PRIZE SECOND.
PRIZE THIRD.

The sum OF fifty dollars. for spec.
linen of any Meteoric Stone, (whether
II contains organic remains ar not
seen to fail in the United States dur
ing 1882.
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PlMPLES.

viii mail trrec) the receipt for a simple
Vegetable Balm that will rcmovc TAN,
REdKLEs. PIMFLE5 and BLorcHEs, leaving
he skin, soit. clear and benutifu: also in
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dress, incl6sing &c stamp, BEN. vANDELF,
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ERRoRsoF YOUTH.

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from NERVOUS DEBILITY PREMATURE DECAY,
and all the effects Of Youthful inliscrction,
win for the sake OF suffering humanity, send
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ton for making the simple remedy by which
he was cured. Sufferers wishing 10 profit by
the advertisers experience can do SO by adj
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be. 2s'S2-iy.
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scient.a, Prizes.


Mr.. ILL. Warner, of Rochester,
n. Y, has made the following offer
TO all discoyerers OF comets or meleors
during the present year. 81
Rochester, N. Y, May Sth 1882.
The discoveries OF four OF the com.
els OF 1881, having complied with ali
the conditions, were each awarded
the Warner Comet Prize oftwo hun
bred dollars. Prof. Lewis Boss has
also been paid the two hundred dol
lar prize awarded him by the judges
for the best essay on comets.
Desiring 10 continue The prizes for
scientific discoveries. beg leave to
announce, Tint for 1882, on or after
this date, | will give three prizes, as
follows, subject to the conditions
named:
PRIZE FIRST.
Two hundred dollars in gold for
each Discovery of a new Comet made
in the United States, Canada, Great
Britain or Ireland.
CONDITIONS.
l. 1t may be discovered either by
telescope or the naked eye, but must
be unexpected, except as 10 the comet
of 1872 which may reappcar during
the year.
2. The announcement of tho Lis-
covery must be made conlidentially
and exclusively (by ielegraph) 10 DIR
Lewis Swift, directory Of the Warner
Observatory, Rochester, N. Y, and
to him alone, and he viii cause the
same TO be Immediately telegraphed,
together with the name of the discov-
erer, TO all parts of the world.
3. Tho telegram must give the
time OF discovery, the position, and
direction of motion il possible, sufll-
cienily exact to enable at least one
other observer TO find It. Three dis
interested astronomers will he select.
ed by DR.. Swift, TO decide all dispul-
ed questions.
PRIZE SECOND.
The sum of two hundred dollars
for any Mcleorir Stone found in any
OF the above countries during 1882
which Prois. lIenry A. Ward, Of
Rochester, N. Y, Principal Dawson
OF Montreal, Canada, and J.. Law
renee Smith, of Louisville, KY, shal
unanimously decide contains fossil
remains of animal or vegetable life
thus proving the Individuality o
other planets.
i PRIZE THIRD.
The sum OF fifty dollars, for a spec
linen of auy Meteoric Stone. (whethe
II contains organic remains or not
seen to fail in the United States dur
ing 1882.
CONDITION.
A specimen of (Which shall becom
the property OF the Warner Observa
tofy) of not less than two ounces i
,, weight, must he sent BY mail to Dl
Swift accompanied BY descrlp'iv
letter written in English. giving tn
! ,i,na of tic fall dapth NJ Dpunfratio
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-23
PRIZE FIRST.

Two hundred dollars in gold for
each discovery of a new Comet made
in the United States, Canada, Great
Britain or Ireland.