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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20

The man who has never nshed for
trout knows absolutely nothing Of
the blessing Of patience end wee
feet.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20

A young lady Of West Point rears
y double-breasted jacket With two
rows Of cadet buttons. How she got
them is mystery, uDless she . .
daughter Of tho regiment.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20

Teacher to a small boy: "WhAt
does the proyerb say about thoss
who live In glass housesP Small
how: aPnll down the blinds"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20
spindlss
Total new srindles in the South for
1891 and 1899. 9................S N

1881 aud kccz. z.....s.-........sSs sSsfsVvu
Estimating the cost at e21 per
spindle, it gives an investment In
this machinery Of sl0, 500, 200, which
adding 25 per cent. for operating
capital, gives . total investment In
these new enterrrisesot el3, ,255r $50.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20

Birds Of a feather flock together
when they are sharing tho spoils
and despoiling candidates.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20

The man who takes time By the
fore .ock runs a chance OF being
landed in the middle OF next week.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20

Tho only man who never, no.
never. changes his mind ID the mau
who has no mind to change.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20

A wifs must be like roast lamb,
tender and uicely dressed. Nosauoe
required.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20

why 10 book binder like oharityf
Because he 10 always covering
faults.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20

Electricity In Fraaklin's time Was
a wonder, but We now make hight
of II.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20

Marrow waists and narrow Minds
60 together.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20

What ia wemaui Only oos Of
natures agreeable bluoders.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20

LAND OFFICE At JAcKsoN, Mnss
September a, lae1- !
Notice i hereby given that ] will Be
prepared on tho 18th day OF November
~. a 10 o'clock an. to rooeiye applioa-
tions to entsr the sw Or section 20. town
chip I south, range 7. west, 81. stephens
Meridian (15rmer Augusta district).
K. @. KERR, Rsgistsr.
sspt. ss}Nn. ss-tt
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-10-20

Biloxi, Miss., Nov. -, 1881.
H .Housah, Esq. IS St. Charles st.. New
Orleans:
Dear sir-I have been wearing pair Of
vour amed catsd glasscsn for about : year,
not only with moro satisfaction than ever
dsrived from any other glasses, but with
! positive Improvement IN eyesight during
that period, whieh csn attribute e ns
other c.use. unless II bo 10 tho uss Of the
rlarsss. VERY respectfully yours
w. I. WALTHALL.
For sale by Geo. W. Wilkes & Co., sol
ents for Moss Point aud 3
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The NarikcfS.
RtTTrM0RE

BALIlMORf. January n.-Nirginia g. deferred
Il; do oonso.s, G3j%: do. second series, 3s.; do.
,,BATInoRE. January II.-cattcn s.easy-mid-
ding La. Flour quiet = Howard street and
Ses'ern ,slper ~ 2aa9eo: do. extra, 5.2aae.2 25;
.; do extra 5,5os5 -; do falli 75u&7. IS. DO.
southern nom al, western duh aud shade ea Ter at
the closesoItlcrl red l.3sal.al; DO aIuirsr 1 a2a
Las: No 2we,tern winter red. spot L. soaI. ae Jam
uary 10 nld; February. li2al. 424; March, Ls4s.a
low, Y: western mixed spot. 6Sa6ss: January g3s,n
Co'g; February. t5. s55-s: March, Tia7l Osts
his isber-so' men. o"a,l: western white, 5la53: do.
mixed. 3o.5i; Pepnsyl. snia. 5ls53. Rye nominsliy
sylyania and Maryland. I63-23.U0 Provisions higher
and hr'n-nl.ss lOrk. rs. -. Bulk nsests-slnuiers
and clear rib sides, packed. "a and 91i Btoon-
stoniders oi clear ri, sides. ios. Hams. ieaI3s.
lsaie: ro.i 29aes Eess duh. 25: hlned soi92 retro.
leun nolninslrefne. Ga. Coffee tiul-i.io cargoes
ordinary 80 fsir, 9dl0a. Sigar easor-A soft 9ss.
Whisky quiet TN. Freghts Iayerool per steamer
anii-eottoli 3ies I'd: nour, 2s sd per barrel grain,
31ta4d kecelpts-nour, ], $50 barrels; wheat 1881
bushels: corn, g. $50 bushels; oats sas rye,
none. ShipInentswl,eat, none: corn, 600 bushels.
Snes.wneat 10. 300 Bushels: corn, i3. 6s5 bus1e-
NEW YORK, January tl.-stocks :. iip,h1y improved.
Moneys. Exchan=e-ionr. ASH; 40. short 49, state
Cotton qui (.
NEW YORK, January Il.-F1our dull and heavy.
Wheat opened 1ias cent lower; a-terasrds besaiiie
strong and recovered. Cora sery dti .ca s2Is -
material change. Pork duh and weak, i"-''sit-<R
LONDON, january IL, 1880 j. m.-C ns9is.ff
money 90 l3-l6; for the account, 100 E1e, 81 4;
do. seconds lOl !. New York Central la5s Illinois
3iiE. Ontario and Western. 2'.. Milwaukee and st.
z,
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GaLf N.Ece. Tc-Si1N.

article u:ig p.n od.B0W says: AZ thh stock
TX 'han5e tniiri States bonus ara - higher for
tEt y. ), lhd & GtH -rwiSe un hanged. southern
- tte yoaa have ten neglC ts!. E1tir11l bonds
are irfctio1 llt hThef IS rUie, a notable * ap-
uoa btinG Ce lin o; Z ia Il n,ls and Texas
general hotg g 8 Il 81. Tex 5 uDl P.t'inc in
Wavcrct thIS fsr to-i Y between strength and
EedEne :. tn the Hct result of tn il8cIu1tlons
decline uI . 7 per cct !r1sn jle h1. II prices OF
yesterday AT 'rn1ou. Tee pr.a.lpal business has
be n IN the Trunk sh RS, "a. t.TEG.ce aId St Paul
ana western Union Teicgr n The coal etoces
ftifo al shares. Ia the money market Rates are
steadily 9ravittt-hs towards hover nggres The
on it4tiol of call loans TO the st8cN brokers Is
per cent, with per cent an exceptional rte
I'm new loans. Ga Us. londs The quotation ~
% d3 per cent. line loans on stocks are 5a6 per
cent, and on Us. bonds 3a3k per cent. Prime
Aert ntile paper is 512a6 per cent. The naract
ior storing exchange il active Tor short date and
dun for long ite.
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..,,.- str,, of Eujs,ery.
Joy;y Hay says wHTrELAy RFrD'S DISPATCH TO GAR
GELD MAS STOLEN.

Holm HaY siYS wHTTELAv RFfDS DISPATCH TO GAR
GIELD MAS STOLEN.
The New York Tribpse today priGts note from
John Hay, ard I'd t9Tf2l comments going 70 show
that Whitel w Reds note to President Carried
ABOUT Roberts2ns noInia ton, recently printed.
Was stolen from the w reS or OtherHt.e Surr, D.
tt.ousIy obtal ned The follow NJ Is Hays letter.:
CLEyELAED, OHIO, j n. Z. 1SS2
/ write in haste 10 let you Eaow that your dis
patch to me mast have been stolen fgcsp the Wires
have &c here under lock aaJ key. Noboly has
ever seen IL but nyseif. not even G trfeid. took
iE over 10 him and read IL 10 him. He never lt
except IN my hanGs-neyer tnuGne1 IL with his Ig
has been under lock and key ever since. loa may
proceed on this with absolute conhdence IL was
either stolen from your OWN copy In New York or
stolen from the wires repeat, no human being
except mys III has il ter IL le the tele-
graph Office In Washington. read IL 10 Gaffieid,
and YOU remember what he at once said about
Withdrawing Rohetsons nomination.: "They may
take him out OF that senate head first feet first
viii never withdraw him." have only minute
to Catch this mail Yours, faithfully,
John HAY.
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WHAT aAvHEITAls apvERs ARIES HOPE.
a Murder and N SuSciHc.

fI:CIHNArI. J#fu3Ty IA GG-P,tr special saws:
Anly Frazer, hero. Was arrested to- " CHI ryed
WIKI the ass i~siuttipn oi JOAN Walton, a farmer
near st. l. ui, Ina, hast night FraZar confessed
an said he had been promised large reward by
q. VI. Garrett, ncirhhor lkug near him, m he
would Mi A@ii' g ITett WAS arrested and
taken Ia lIlS ctS OH - Wnerc. before the trial
b' N h" u'i 'iaed peIir >on Ia o 20 AN oHt house
vita gGtr.t. aat, ouileny drawing regolver,
shot hln>fl! ia the head lnfitgting mortal wound
He ret ii1ed cons ,ouSDtrS long enou IA To make a
dying II ttomeIt- and denied Uhut h hired Frazer
u IL the killing. but Ia inll. l.atel that Walton's
wife was more likely T. oe the one. IL Is Stated
that Garrett and Mr> Walton have been suspected
OF intimacy for some tine. The citizens are much
excl. I'd
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kilograms to The Star,
THE ARCTIC CRUISE OF THE RODGERS, I,
POLITICAL CRISIS IN FRANCE. /,
The Rodgers, Voyage Of Search.
LETTER FROM ONE or TIE oFFIcRRs-soULow
SKIS STORY CoNrRApIcrEp

LETTER FROM ONE or TIRE oFFICRRs-soUIow.
SKIS STONY CoSTRApICTEp
CHICAGO, January 1I.-Cbarles f. Putnam q
graduate ot the Annapolis Naval Academy in Is7S.
wao ,oi9ei the L. =. steamer Rotgers IA search of
the IeAnneue, writes an Interesting i.tt,.r "a h.
mother i'm this cay. The first section of tho letfer
Is dated L. :. steamer Ro lgerS Arctic Ocean An
gust HaA. 1851. Ia IL he speaks of being N II.
MchteS, IN Ga" Pacific oCe IA. from Aaglst 81 t,l
tae ilth, and hearing nothing OF the Jeannetts or
ItF party, anu on the lIih, OF sailing for ploxer
~, on .ae s,teran coast. This contradicts the
1iS9etch tnHt tho chaSSeuT met the Rodgers on the
yth oi August, and That the Rodgers was steering
Tor Herald Island. IL point OF TACT, the ChasseyIr
could not at that time nave been I'm the Arctic and
inc. not iur Herald Island l,ut for SIN Am island in
PloHer Bay. The Rodgers Reached Ployer Raw on
saks. did not End the Russian man-of-war
strcioek, aud therein he again eentradicts
W. N; SouiowSh; Iht vessel. he says, hid
meet the GoigerS Il 1t. Lawrence bay They dd
meet the Sireipck on the 18Th. and on the lqth
passed througa B-urlnE's strait ia ca,apany with
Ltf into the Artjc ocean. Master Putnam SAWS:
We have heard of several Slcige parties both ON
tnr ncrt!crn asst of siberia and on the coast near
ioiiiI Harrow, and SoIae ihnN il may turn out that
eoIt 90 'h' can't ite party have let the ship aud
started back ny >trdge W shall Investigate the
stories, hr~t EoioG 60 Cei'e S-nze X amen, on the
huith coast ot Nioena, and thence 10 eastward.
where we Viii nnd the wnal, ~ ana lsarn iron,
ulefh wtal they have heard. He speaks of the
hie Mettler, the tIern0mtter hctng 40 degrees aU
uaA- Win no Ice anywhere. Tite tdgerS " as nra
pared IN remain tsyo years he says % find' rhn
Jeann3'te. Hc cNrectS they viii be il = IN FRAN
CISCO 10y o iober, iN-2 on th" 3rth they had lost
Ssht o t.ic ctrtlo *. on september l4th he wrItes
"" have surveyed Wrlug,'l lani and ape now
about Ia start go.ti looking for lnnr, land where
the y ah!i1tt' m ~ possibly Sc found. on Septtta-
Der = IN r Mrites that thclr WoIa for the year is
abHut finished, ami they are going II ST laurence
ol3 10 winter. H. refers Ia a party TO he left 1t
Sape & No.ta, Ia siberia, r. make sledge journeys
ainng the coast Il WAS PUtnatu huns eli who was
let III charge Oi THIS party subsequently.
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GAMBETrA's nEclcIoN mo- REsIGN.


fARis. January ii.-ihe minis efial papers tn.
daF state tn.,t ". Gdmhrtta has dec ded To tender
hS rrsi gDstion should tlie chamber of dFnutIcs re-
Sc'ti U% bSe SYSTEM, in udef IN the nill for the
reNsloL OF the constitution. which VIII be shortly
Introduced by n government.
LONDON. January 11.-SpUcial dispatches from
f3i1S ~ London papers indicate that NJ Gambertt
i anxious 10 bring tiers ID a Crisis by bringing
forward the hll tor the revision oI tue constltu-
ton At ouce-
MEMBERS or THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES IRgIrATrp.
loNpoS, January 1.-THE Parts correspondent
oi le ItAteS saws there much irrli alton mani
to-day in the lcObias. They thiuK Al inc system
oI election is changed there VIII shortly have 10 De
fresh general election.
WHAT GA%EETTA's ADyERSA ARIES HOPE
The PalfS corr spondent OF the Dttiig Nrtrs says
VI. GanbetIi'S aay"rsIricS al the pary OF tie
centre hopH II" VIII b. obliged I'D remain n Off .e
some merkS lon-er. They consider that IL he re-
signed immediately ne would soon reyain his
ioIluef inllnenre. They calculate that even II the
hll Tor tiie revision of the constitution which is to
DC presented In tar chamber OF deputies this week
l. accepted, IN principle, there VIII he much
wfanSilng over ~ N Co.nDiitee, and that it VIII
De eventually defeated. Such course OF events
would best suit VI. FelTy's party II. Gambetta's
recent appointments To Office. particularly these
OF Gen. Nifibel ana VI. tiSS, haze done much
distredt TO The gogernmeBt with the more adj
hahced republicans. Tie arbitrary disposition OF
the procession last SUNDAY on thc occasion OF the
decree OF the project vi police, is much CONF
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THE SOLDIERS HONE IxvEsTrC kTIox.-The SUBJ
committee OF the Senate miitlry cornlnittee. ap-
pointed under resolution adopted 1t the s9ectl
session TO investigate the Soldiers Home, met an1
organized this morning. Ir consists OF Sen tors
stenograoil ar WIS snnontei and tba 2 I'm ftee
will meet and go on with the investigation Irna
t1me TO time. great mass OF p3p-fs has bael
laid before the committee, but the documents are
so volulnfnouS that no examination has yet oeea
made OF them.
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Affairs i'm West yya.hSnyrou.

WASHINGTON AND GE0R6ETowN RAILROAD CON-
PANY's ELEcTI0N.-The annual meeting OF tie
Sto.hnoilerS OF the Washington and Georg town
Ing were elected directors: WA. Orme Wn. R.
Riley, Maitby G. Lane. Leonard Whitney, A. Ross
Ray, Charles c. Glover, Henry Hurt.
THE PRESENTATION speech at the occasion Of the
gift by the DaShaway Reform Club TO Mrs Reiilev
as mentioned In yesterdays STAR, was made by
Mr.. VIM. II. Craig in an impressive and aDpro-
pirate manner, and responded to feellngiy by tie
recipient
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Caucus Nominations oG Wisc0n sin re.
pu1si<asss.

MADISON. WIS, January IL-Tha republicans
LAST ni5 5dt In caucus 40 nilitni George II. Blr-
rouyhS Tor president po TEN. oi the senate, and
4: l. Gibson Ior .peaIHer ol Lle assembly.
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Wan s.aa his Two Dau-hicrs Burned
Co Death.

ST. paul, MTNS, Janulry l1.-Josep eph PoSey ana
two of his chi' rCa were burned to de ta at their
home, near KNIFE Fan ION Monday night Po5ey's
" le ana otner chtiarea were absent, 20 only
caped. BOtG ca,ifren were giTl, aai aged 7anl
II years. Posc5 was a Freno .nan, ~.ta IN Indian
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SECRETARY FRELINGHUysEN to-day took up the
matter OF applications for cons,ilsnips. He spent
the greater part OF tie day III examining the many
applications for such places which are on file In
the State department..
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FROM PRESIDENT ARTHUR To REPRESENTATIVE
STEPHENs.-The President today sent to Repre-
Sentatve Stephens, OF Georgia, q very hand 50 me
bliNct-boutii of flowers. To-dly is MR.
stephens birthday
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A MAN AT THE WHITE HOUSE MONDAY, who
wanted TO see the President very much, wrote as
lui!oWS on ljS card m in1u ement to be let IN
MY vie Is personal frield OF one OF your
grGOmSmen."
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS callers to-day were
Senator's Miller, Call, Sewell, Harrison, Miller,
N.Y3, Lapham. Saunders, Van Wyck and Nc
MILAN; ami :RcpreScnt ttiv3S RUbbell Page,
P4checo, Van AeTnam, strait, Sherwin, Robinson,
NI.), Hardenbur-b, Holman, Of Indiana, accom-
panied by "a number OF friends, and Gen. j. N.
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The CASE OF LIEUT.. FLIPPER.-The proceedings
or the court martial in the case of Lieut. Flpper
and the findings Of the court have been received
the Office OF the Judge Advocate General The
record makes about four hundred pages In the
hand Of the type writer. The fact that the case is
sent to Washington is full proof that the court
finds Fiipper guilty and recommends his dismissal
IRON the army. The court martial was not Or
uerei from the War department, and il its verdict
bad been ether than guilty and dismissal the pro-
ceedIngs would not have been forwarded here, but
would have been adjudicated by the department
commander under whose jurisdiction Flipper is
PERsoN4--Ex-Representat Goode is at the
MetropoIitan.-Mrs Thompson, postmaster at
Louisville. IS at the Ebbitt.-Sam Ward, " r.
gives a dinner to MIR. Oscar Wilde, In New York.
this evening g.-RepreSent tveS Mirch and W. A.
Wood and Inspector General Sackett were regis
tered in New York yesterday.
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THE GARFIELD HOSPITAL FUNp.-TreaSurer Gill
film has received the following subs .riptons to
the Garfield Memorial Hospital Henry Franc.
SO; G. and NJ. Bruhl. New York city. $50: c. w.
weaver, for citizens, Sh1mokin Pa, so; Trinity
church. SOuthport, Conn. $40: Charles Clark,
Sonora. Cal, $50: "Hagerstown Odd Fellow"
HagefStoWn, Md, So; Robert Lewis solomon, New
York city, 80.
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THERE WAS DELEGATION from Louis ana at No
White House to-day, headed by Taylor Dcaf&y.
They wanted Ex-Governor r. B. & Pinchbtck, q
Louisiana made collector Of the port of New On
leana
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REPORT ABOUT GEN. GRANT CoNTRapIcTED.
The published statement that Gen. Grant has
written to Senator Miller, OF New York, To With
draw his name from the list OF fBcorperators In the
bill providing for the incorp0rl tioa OF the Nicara-
qua Canal Company, IS pronounced b. M. Miller
to be entirely without foundation so far as he
knows; and Senator Miller, OF California, who in
troduced the bill says he has received such re-
quest, and has no reason 10 believe that Gen.
Grant entertatns any intention 70 withdraw from
the project.
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Washington News and Gossip.

CONVENIENT EECEIPIS TO-DAY.-Internsl reye-
nue, SO, ,olo50; Customs SS3, .0eG39
THE TAILaPOosA arrived at Portsmouth, Va,
This morning from Washington.
SECREIARY HINT l tho eli t1- q do
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A RLINGTON LIVERY AND SALES STABLES
"A JNo. II. CLARK. Manager-lT24 q street between
l7h and 18th treets-Keep for hire andaus Coupes
and in fact all of the latest styles Of car
rages by the hour month. with drivers fun livery
Lsdes aud Gents Saddle Horses. Carriages furnished
any hoor day or night Orders through telephone exc
sassn " p0eF0nS oos1ess dSl-lms
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KENTUCKY DELEGATION was at the White
House to-day in the interest OF Gen Burbriige for
a foreign mission
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APPOINTMENT OF VISITORS TO THE GovERNMESr
1NsANE AsYLUM.-The President to-day made the
following appointments as visitors Of the Govern
ment Hospital FOR the Insane: DR.. Joseph NJ. Toner
Qe2pp0itment. James &. yelling reaproint-
mcnD, and Walter D. Dayidge (new appoint
meUt.)
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SENATOR SHERMAN was before the contingent
fund Investigating coanmjftee to-day.
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LIVERY ONE HIS OWN ARTIST.
A MONDEREIfI. INVENTION

u
WONDERFUL INVENTION.
New Art embracing all kinds of drawing in
one TO three lessons. Outs required furnished free
satisfaction or no charge first lesson Call and ex-
anime drawings after one lesson. MCLEODS Studio
Room ), Vernon Row, corner Pennsylvania avenue
and lOthstreet northwest. Take elevator. d3-2m
FTNHE BALTIMORE sun, SERVED BY CARRIERS
ut two cents per copy, or fftg,tgo cents month.
street northwest and at the Baltimore Sun Bureau 1914
street. where mail subscriptions and advertsennts
are also received. n
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81 W. O. BOHRER AND EDWAED FICK. CO
tE partners, trading ". q. EJHRiR x CO and
b. HRtR fICk. have this day dissolved partnership
by mutual coIscut.
The said Dn ARD TICK assumes all the liabilities OF
TIE firm Of W. O. B)irer Co and Bohrer Eiok and
ali Indebtedness due said ". Bnrer Co. and BON
rer Il Tick I.iust be paid to Edward Flick.
W. o. BOHRER,
EDWARD FICk.
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Having purchased the interest of w @. Bohrer in the
stock &c. Of the fir OF ". q. hrer Go. and BJl
rcr y Fick will Coaf1ct the business my
co INT al the place Store Nos. and Center Mar
ktt.
i1l-3t' EDWARD FICK.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- VACCINE VIRUS.
Fresh BOVINE VIRUS from the New England Vac
cine Company, on Ivory points. 90 cents each
W 5. THOMPSON. Pharmacist,
LIZ 81,
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SENTENCED FOR KEEPING POLICY SHoP-Johp
Turbey and Jos. J: Robinson. Two young white
men, were charged to-day i'm the Police Court with
keeping policy shop. Turby. through his coun-
sci, A. Is. Williams, entered plea OF guilty, and
the court sentenced him To pay fine OF $40 or 6G
days in JliL The charge against Robinson was
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SUDDEN DEATH IN A HoTEI.-Col Lewis Porter
former assistant postmaster under Judge Ed
munds' administration OF the WASHINGTON city
night at the Gushing house. on c street. lie was
Staying at the Metropolitan hotel, and had Just
made call upon friend at the Cushing house
when he was taken i'll. lie was from Grand
Raptds, Mich, where the remains viii be sent lor
burial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-11
LECTURES.

T ITFRAEY IECrTRFS AND READINGS. AT THE
IConl-resti nal CUr b, corner Cf 10Th ard stS..
by hiss IipNl-o\, Ot CuscDuati. TUESDAY, Jaau-
sry 10, Robert B5ras, WEDNESDAY, JaIlIary IL
Shakespeare. At pm j21-lt.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-03-08

The council yesterday in committee
of the whole took favorable action upon
the bill authorizing the secretary of
the territory to purchase 1000 copies of
the Hand Book Of Wyoming. The
LEADER is free TO say that no action of
II legislature will be more heartily
endorsed by the mass of Wyoming citi
zens than the final passage Of this bill.
Any other move to encourage immigra-
ton will require another season to be
utilized. This document is ready to-
day and If at once circulated in the
systematic and thorough manner re,
quired by the bill its effect will be felt
in this years immigration, which prom
ises to be the greatest known in our
history.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-03-08

Before Justice Bean yesterday VIM.
Riley was brought for general useless
ness, and disposed of by a fine Of S1OC
and six months imprisonment.
While he was pricking up his ears at
the weight of the sentence, and puck
ering his lips for a prolonged whistle,
sentence WAS suspended four hours
to enable him to go down into Colorado
to raise the money with which to pay
his fine, and he sloped.
Monday night four tramps were
bagged in the railroad yard and landed
in the cooler for warmer lodging. Yes,
terday IL was found to be an amateur
%millionair, having $50 concealed about
his person. He was turned out upon
the cold world with no more ado. A
second was assigned as superintendent
of the pound. Two were brought into
justice court to explain their theory of
life, but they refused to plead, and were
committed to the airy and commodious
apartments Of the city jall.