The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-02-14

a Boston lIrm proposes 10 retrive
limited NUMB + If yir,s ( ON the pub
lie soh"ols who may desire 10 becd
81 eSwomen. II 0 lucalc them rs boy
ne 0 ucit"d Tor business. giving then
SlOO h first G and in~creasin . thri
nay according TO their proficiency
L, eY are TO br allowed a vacation q
~" weeks out Of tho lime, and ever,
means will DO afforded for their nj
va ccment
Everybody In the A~lleeany IN. "
nl field Is busy and full of lii: and nc
I witty. II ose who have dri ling terri
tory are scrambling for rig timber ant
lumber-a sc ircs commodi V b. thu
wny-lty which to develop their new
acquisitions, and those who havo non
ne rushing around hunting territory &c
drill. Tie business in real cstlto is
very nciive, important sales being TO.
ported every day.
Among the mummies recently dis
covered mt Thcbcs, 1t is assertc I, with
all tho enrhestncss of truth. is that o!
'Pharaolrs daughter" tho Identical
maiden Who roscueI the inf III: Moses
from the cradle among the bulruSllcs.
1t is said the body is that of n lady ii
rare beauty and exquisite form, and So
perfectly preserved that it appears as if
ony recently cmbalmed.
An cntcrprising firm of piano-makcrs
in New York has Stationed II IN IN at
tho entrance 10 the opera to give away
Hbre tos 10 all that come. As this is nj
Interference with tho business of some
ono who has paid for tho privilege OF
selling ''booksthopcra E~nglishnndcya-
Italian wor.lziumusic." I'M effort has
been made to stop the gra'ui Gus cir
culati N OF libreitos by arrest II : the
colnorteur for o~bstructing tho sidUwal..
Ell Piso Herald: An Indian mount
on tho TeNls Paoilic railroad was oxca.
waited n few weeks ago. and was founti
10 contain n great many rocks and the
remains OF u human being nbout four
feet high. Tho forehead WIS not an
inch high, but was very broad. and lay
between fiat rocks covered with char.
coal. In Tho grave was also II spear of
rod flint several inches long and sever
al sprcklo ones with limo edges.
This is from tho RMyaL NeID Yorker.
What do"s it mean? What a grand
system of parks the Chicago 70 ks can
boast of. and what bolts of glowing col
orcd plants may DO seen therc; such
pro!usion md such variety! Still il
there arc not in tho vegetable kingdom
plans enough To paint tho ilowerbuds
OF tho Chicago gardens. tho gardener
has to 10 hi. aid sea-sticlls.
whole and br ken! What u Libel On lmr-
ticuiture. what an nbor ion OF that
which should DO Eeautiful-a flower
BID. But 1 have seen worse things
wllero be ter might bo expected. name
ly, In Massachusetts,"
A Jow named Adolnh JACOBSON has
brought a suit for 81. 900 liam yes
against another Jew named Moses
Ginger. in the marine court Of New
York, the plaintiff claiming that the
defendant had slanderel and injured
his business by reporting thtt he La"
attended to business on ''Yom Kiupur''
dav, by going to Connecticut and pur-
chasing hats. good Israelites observing
that day, and those engaging In bust
ness being ,iespised. He claimed tho
SANDER hal driven away his customers.
The court cou d not entertain the suit,
Sulding tat such disputes must be set
tied outside of the court.
Somewhat less than a century 40
the Prince de Broglin happened to be
cruising around the entrance to ID la
ware BAY, when along came a British
feet. The French officers male all
haste for tile shore, landing near ewes.
So holly pursued were the valiant
Frenchmen that they threw half their
money overheard, thus keeping the
British from the substantial fruits of
tile capture. In that way 1,2O0. 900
livres went to the bottom in the neigh
borhood Of '"rhe SAears." Some TWEEN
ty-fve years ago a ship loaded with
pig-irnn went down on THE. Shears"
The other day n schooner. furnished
with electric lights, outfits for drivers,
aud SO IN. went down the bay for the
alleged purpose Of finding the plg-iron.
1t is suggested that the searcffers for
sunken treasure are really more inter.
ested IN the livrcs than in the iron.