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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

DEATH OF JUDGE CIILToN.-JuGg Aiez-
sCder w. Chiffon. s!tcr lingering and Hsioiu
illness. died 81 his residence, coTDer o: Pfieca
end Pitt streets. yesterday Afternoon about i
o'clock. The Ju3g, had been suffering for
months with complication Of diseases. but
BriGht's dseas, ct Tho kidneys was tho imme-
dstu cause of his death. He was b;rn pear
Kipgstoa. Caaads, ia 1883, apd consequently.
1t ths SINE Of bis death Was ia the 44h year Of
bis sga. From CaGata be removed TO SorsE-
too, W.. where ho studied sW With Henry 4,
Burt! ESQ. Dutin. ;ho Hfr he was osptaiu ia
tho Tcu!h Ferrj0at R:ginect. sn1 for two
winters served So udga sdvoca!a OF tho court
Of which Gou. }. ". koiter, DOW Speaker
of tho U. S. House Of Representative. was
president. it the expiration CT his term OF
service 10 the army he Wss appoi1toa TO pes
ton lr Washington, Which he resigned and
oame to this city, where lie has made
his tole ever STAGE. 10 Wis prom;-
nont dcmocta. il the SaynoEc AID b sir
campsigo, doing COED seyvioa as G mem
Der Ct the Army ord Navy U1ion of Wash
ington. liz WGs s2poir!cd assistant cora noe
weslth's attCrac7 fer Altxardria county, snd
substQu 'n;ly held the ssroo position for the
city, uoaGr Ills troihe!-ia-!s%. COl. William
klIgour. lie also held tho positions Of notary
lu0t, master il charc2ry ard oonmi, si0ner
6t acoju1ts or the Cooperation Court, cOmni5-
rI0ntr ID BANKRUPTCY ct the UDiej States
Courts, aid commissioner under Ina Court cf
Claims 10 tska testimony in cascs for damages
arising under The late war. In January 1879
hd Was elected By ;he Eeadiusttr Legislature
Judge CT tho C0rpoietion Court OF this city for
SIX yeats, 10 succegd Jujgo Charles L. S;usr..
Judge ChilIon married Mal!ha. To third
daughter Of tho lao al, yanGor krlgtur, OF
Maryland. who sareiva5 him. a portion Of be
Judges faulty, who rasIds a. FrtzaT Ci:y,
Alinn.. wss With BIN in lis last illness.
A meeting OF the bsr Of tbo c Y wss h9ld
this afternoon to take some scion 10 regard to
tho death CT Judge Chiffon, with Mr. C.W. Wat
ties in the chair, Gni Mr.. Lecnarl Me,kury
secretary.
% motion, Msssf5 3. Ferguson Bsagh. I'd
nuEd Burke. aDt s. G. Beat acle appointed
comDit!o to pgcp.Gc re-o Il iJfs u resp C. 70
ste memory oil Jadso Ch,lt3n, - t1 pivsca!yd
at meeting to be he'd a: tho II; X: ttrn Of
Ito court
A resolution was eIoiled tu at;tni tbs
funeral OF Judge Chii!on tomorrow in3rnlng
IA body. The moc,icg than adj1u'nod
Judcn Chiffon drsth wa a.a,uGgad 10 ire
Cooperation Court this aitorn,ab; wher. uooE
The cours scjogrned ill WeGni siry ,norGGg
The uasral Of Judge Calico. wnioh will IKE
p!sc3 tomorrow loornin. - I | oelcck, WI b,
blended By hleX.adti. Washington LJd.a e
MhaoGs. ct which he vas mca,0sr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09
LOCAL MATTERS.

she Weather Probabilities. Jan. 9. 1852 -
Fot tbs Middle Atlantic States clearing, slightly
cooler weather. northwest. 20 southHes: Tirds
and rising barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09
FlMRnClRl.

New YORK. Do. 6-Tbc stock max
opened SOM swhat irregular. but 10 tho main
saI per cant. higher than Sa,uidsv's closing
prlo:e. In The eaiiy dealings the market
adVsucad 81 per cent. bus subsequently fell
ell TELL per cant. Raadiag leading The decline,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

SPECIAL PRIVATE SALE OF Day GooDs.-
Having this day purchased tho entire stock il
W. n. Berklcy's store. and removed it over to
our store. We will, from Monday morning, Jan.
Q. 1882. dispose Of the entire stock much be-
low tho regular prices, having purchased i:
cheap for cash. and ct greatly reduced prices.
Persons who desire to purchase Dry Goods.
Notions eud Hosiery. either at wholesale or TT
tail, will God it to their sdvan!ags 10 give VI a
call. The stock consists of Callers. Cations,
Cloth. CASHIERS. Lsdies ani GeDts' Uodsr.
Wosr. Gloves. Stockings. Socks. Suspeuders.
Table Cloth. Alpsc,s. Cashners aud general
assortment ISAAC EICnDERG.
decI lW Successor to Slrymaker Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09
Feeble Ladies'.

Those lanaud, tiresome sensations, Causing
you to feel SCARCELY able to ba on your feet th al
constant drain thl! is tskiDg from your system
chseks; that continual strain upon your vital
forces. rendering you irritable and fTe!ful can
easily be removed by the use Of that marvellous
remedy. Hop Btters. Irregularities and OBJ.
ttrucsions Of your system arc relieved at once
while the special cause OF periodical pain is per
msnently removed. Will you heed this - Gin,
cinuQti SatNyGQv Nioht
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09
Rev York Fire

NXw YtkK January On. H,va,neyer
Rhcso sugar refinery WAS burned lssi night
states !hst bis loss will rot exceed 81 5. 0,Gi0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

TIE IRON Works. The work Ct maru'ac-
tufirg iron vas commenced at lee works O.
tho Potomac Manufacturing Company in this
city today. From ssvsn o'c!ock 70 twelve
o'clock this morning six beats. over rioe tozs
OF iron, were turned Gu. from tie rohea.ng
furnace. giving great satisfaction, not osly to
Capt Books. tho Superintendent, bu. to ell
the other gentlemen Interested 10 the entel-
pilse A car losd of roa orc arrived at tho
works today from eff tie limo Of tho Virginia
Midland Railway. Two "pudd'crs" from Bel
tinore, also arrived there tC-lev. and to NOR
row tsa usuufsoure Of iroa direct from tho
ore will be comm sooad, In, new pudding fur
nae, being already fer operations. Capt.
A;cher, Pfesideot of the o,mpaa5, 10 another
column CT tt-dsy's Gsz,tte, ad7crlisss fer
900 tons Of ecrap iror.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

NOR SALE.-A FAa ID of .bou. $50 ACEbe
IL si.usted on Arlington Heights three niles
from the South end O: tho Long Bridge, in full
view Of the Capitol. Bald farm has bsen u;.;l
as Dairy Farm for the last thirty years. [
will ssl me whole Iii body o. divid it in three
farms of abcu. 100 sc:ss each. improvement,
good. Torms easy re!gons wi'hiag to inspect
the properly can reach Tao sa,ns by Wgshin ston
aud Ohio Is. 4. a. Arlington station. watch ia
about milo blatant rad IL milo from Fors
kuDyol on the Warrington and Alexandria L.
X. For particulars cnquieo Of the suhscr,b ef.
dar5-tf g. s. E0SBETT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

The WASHINGTON ZlTHER CLUB CONCERT
The Washington Either Club, assisted by the
Beethoven Q Iartette. will give their frst grand
concert al Armory Hall, in this city, Thursday
evening next. Tho concert will be under the
leadership OF Prof. Adolph Msurer, late leade.
Of the Either Club CT Strasburg. Germany, and
one CT tue most distinguished performers on the
for charitable purposes, in Washington, were
attended BY large and fashionable gu iancea ard
there Is dCnb: the members of tho club will
DO grAtihed with Tho reception they receive in
Alexandria Among those who will take psrt
IN Inc entertainment is Master Albert Stein, son
OF Mr.. Lewis Stein, of this city. who is an er.
ceient performer on this charming instrument
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

GS~I hero will be meeting of those fayorn.
bio to the organization of new Building As.
ISOLATION held at Harmonic Hall. Thursday
evening Jaruisy l2lh 1882, at "a clock.
;au9-3: L. t. UuLEs,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

CONFORMATION C0UET -JHGga S Bassai!
french preu}tag. N. hohr ~. 'ius Dreltas;
Gabti demurrer 10 spenal plea .ustsi Te6
Com. vs.. fnn Nc mars appeal; Yer5ic.
10: guilty ard d!scbsr gcd.
he committee heretofore appoint, i = exam.
us tho Clerks iico filed their reEo,t upcn lh a
condition q the same, winch rapoEs tho Cour.
epp7ovoi.
Ine Dour. directed tie Clerk TO Asvo cart. in
q record coo:S lt6ou1d, tho ccm mitoe on tho
ClerRs o.hco hlT Hg reported il necessary for
lhar pro oIvsti0n.
Com. rs. Charles Sells; appeal; motion In
arrest OF Judgment and for rev trial and case
continued.
Hill Vi. Tstsapsuah; casa end cspis.; the
court oVsriuIod tho mC,on of defendant to aussh
Inc c1pl.a issued in this cau3e
Ann f. Bell vs.. JChn Il. j. Bal; in chsncery:
oocloe Tor Contribution FOR support Of plaintiff
pending suit
aooo. admir- vs. EooG ct al; chancery; de.
BoH'z ~ - "a
5 7 L L DA -I.ELlu!Ous ITEMS. Tho
weather Yesterday was very disagrecatle. A
deose ios rrsvsiicd ell Gay and right. The
ehuithes ware not vary largely attended. 10
ChiIS: Church Hay. D.. Walker preached il
mo 10, ni1rolne. NoV. j. w. Chckofirg. sr., CT
NlsbIsIi0n. preached in the First Ptts3f
itriao Church 10 the mor1ing and efierooc,..
heV. Oto Hansen, Of Baltimore, r.sschtd iu
inc Gernan Lu:he!aa Church 10 tho morni:r.
Interesting sntc!c! religious sirvioas were
ned 10 TIE 81. l.. Chal2h. snd NJ. l.. Church
SSiuSh, last week. Rev. Dr. PaulSon, of tie
w. T.. CbuIch. AID Rev. Mr. koru, CT tbs NJ.
oturch So1lh, delivered earnest sermons
Yesterday. The services will DO CONTINUED 10
U0IA c"uichts every night this wesk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

Ns-NoTICE "A meeting of the stockholders
OF the Alexandria and Fsiffsx q gricul,ut,l and
Industrihl Association will bs held 1t the rooms
of the Commercial Exchange to. morrow morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. j. L. tEcKuAM,
jan9-lt Spc.eturu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

POLICE News Tho ouly ptisoccr boforo
Mayor batkasn this morning was Hugh
S:rd4r, arrested yesterday for being dru,k and
C5or1er'y, aid threatening tho lifs of his
brother iI-Iaw. 4 bert Davis. Tie bpirg fund
gully C! s Tho charges the Mayor required
hin 10 i've y bood Of SlO0 for his good be-
hsvor for Twelve months. Falling 10 give tho
bond &c will 60 to isl. SUI 0! TO tho chain
asny. for SIX moths.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

lao Washington correspond mt of the Bsl.i-
more American says:
: Ga tho Sooa!o side proposition will shortly
DO submitted that will sigo ri5s to a rrolrsut-
discussion. |. is a scheme Of Mshopa's,
through which be will prnnosa to secure ,eaI-
jnS:meut OF tho debl q FirYuia. 1t is based
upon tho piipoiple that 10 public debts the in
dsbtedness follows The territory, and that
therefore. West Virginia should boar its pro-
norton Ct The dabt ,atit I'd before separating
tom tho mo:her slate. H. will propose that
Nts; Virgins b, held rMp onsitIo for ope-!hird
OF tine deb. with regular interest, 1t is CLAIM
OF by those who ha7e oonvcrsed with MahoDo
a. to his failure intentions On The sutjeci. that
his:pews. when fully presented, will ba found
oa!lrsIy lros It aoy atteup; at population"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

PARALYZsD. Capt. James Hammond, 40
Cd and respected ci!z,p, was stricken with
Paralysis Saturday last at tha Citzsns National
Bank whore he hnS boon engaged So private
Waterman for the p:st eleven yesrs. He was
assisted 10 mis- homo, and me1icnl aid sum
moned. An examination revealed that the at
tack w*5 only Il slight one aud this mo.ain His
condition pss greatly improved.
Police officer Kober. ToInlin, who Wa: psrG
!I&a! 81 oYt dino ego. Is rs imnrnuinp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

EOR RRET.-A desirable DWELLING
- HOUSE on the corner Of lisa hni Wilkes
streets with gas and wsts7. Possession given
Immediately. kpply to
dec27.colm JOHN w BURKE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

CONSIDERATION or a BISHOP. ley. H..
liokneY Northrcp for somo time past V.olr
apostolic Of North CaroIiGa, was eoustorated
bishcp Of lhct $40 ct the Cathedral in Baltimore
yesterday. which was fled to its cntirs capacity,
and thtu'apds of people stood 10 the streets 10
me rain while the procession passed from ths
E9Hcopal rcs;dsrco 10 the church. The high
MSS was lebraled By Archbishop Gibbons
and the sermon preached By Bishop Kane, of
Richmond. The onpsecrsIion was by hs AIoH-
bishop, assisted By Bishops Becker, of VIII
'ol'g'cn. and Gross, of Savannah. Among
other distinguished visitors present were Bist-
Louisville; O'Farrell, of Trenton Ohstsrd,
of Flroetnes; Kan,. of Wheeling Water.
SOP, If Columbus; Ncnsigoor Qaian, vic,I-
gaoersl Ct New York; Father John, superior
o! tho fa.siouist Order. and Father Bbapar,
superior The Redamptotiss Order Several
tuoifsd priests and s,mineriaos participated
liz iha csftmopy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

AT TIE SUr YARD. Tho building Of the
Two oe" schooners q. the ship yard, wbinh is
10" under the management CT Meesrs. j. 2.
AsntW &C., they having leased it fer two
years Wi! socn gl9e cupoyueo. to large
eno Y oil mop. Already affairs sro brisk there,
eooa usu9 ta1d' beice employed on tho
oeH Schooner tor Captain hsdmap, now under
tiVpts;Fuc 100, lni oo the ferry steamer Ciy Of
"a',ilOEtCO, COW undergoing rtp.irs. Three
new hao1s arrived st tho yard f,om tho North
va IN 10Y last. The schooner EiRin g., which
uis bten undergoing rep: 3 for somo days
naHi - vas IauacHcd from too WaYg u. the yard
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

lNsTALLATI0N.-At q regular meeting Of
Potomac Lodge. NJ. 80. |. O o. f., held last
Friday rish', the following officers we're INSTALL
cd by d. D. 6. Master. Ohas. Goodrich N.
e., W. W. R,ck; '. g.. O. A. Simpson; E. 8 =,
). II. De7auahaB; Il S.. B. L. Peake; Z. s.,
Z. Goodrion; Chapluio. D H. Slansbure; S.
+. E. Gtisaodads,; W.. Il. Lylat; G., W. f..
Latham; Il s. to r. NJ. A. j. Fsrr: l. to
4. N, q. w. Divis; |. G., @ T. Watkins; o
e., u. Rob.l; r. g., j. W. NALL; L. S., A.
Deil;; X. 5. to V. G S. A. Mankins; L. s. to
Y. e., &. NJ. Driscol; Steward, Elgar LILIES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

iERsoNAL-Miss Chc.lntts Kcnpsr, sister
~ corporation Attorney X. Kemper, of This
ny sa'ieo from New York Saturday lsst, or
~ rs 'Smtr Rose, for Brt II. 10 take cbsrre Of
aortuiatln f'esoyLerian Fen a'e School coz
lea ss. win tts Csmpinas Mission. Having
lcs e" ote OF tie teachers Of Mis- Baldwin,
81 a. StsuEscn, Va, for the past ten years
fs hempot ttriies with her in her new Gsld
,oor Ee:y ya;utblo experience.
ST.. "t. r: +. hlrin will! shortly leave here for
hn.a tioids. totsse position in business
lolse at that plcca.
M. a. Ihom,s Comos. Is tsrlously ill at il
'sS'a' Ice on st. Asspa strse., -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09
Fssii SAEE ssss HEhT.

A desirable RHIOK DWELLING, a:ataic.
Ing eleven rooms in CENTRAL p.rt OF tho n;:y, CT
will exchange for good businass stand, iac!ud.
ing dwelling aud st,ra room, IN AIe1.ndris.
Inquire 1T the GsZaits Oil ~. Gecs9-aolf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

N. B.-At tho esmo tiaa and place, unless
previously dip osed of st private sale will sell
one BAY HORSE and one CERT.
j,r6-td K KEMPER Trustee,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

- me INDIA RUEBER MANS" BROTHER.
"a " Wednesday last sn interesting scc0unt was
paO"'hed 10 the Gazette IF John Hoonmier.
10, .ne lidIs Rubber mao." in whio1 it VS.
S's'tu he had brother 10 Alexandra, Va.
ave. ntet aiiIGent s,arch the reporter has been u1-
Ao'e 10 ndd aby one DOW living 10 thi0 city ~
&c pane, but no Gid discover. however. that
sva'e ',me ago man named Lewis Hcpfmier
w. lor Mr. Juliu, Drifus that en- leaving
;ne employ OF Mr.. Drifus. he want to WASH
IugS.on' %here he is now lsiog. This Lewis
ti0plnelfis probably the man alluded to as tt e
llOlner OF the g!eetest cu1insiiQ In Tho unrld
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09
Take "BLACK-DRAUGHT"

VIII never De blIlOus.
For sale by X. :. Lesdbei:er & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09

q AILBURN HAS RRAOVED HIS
= WHOLESALE and RETAIL GROCE-
RY. CON MISSION and IRA STORE NEXT
DOOR TO HIS FORAER FLACH OF BUSI-
n KSS, where be will take pleasure in visiting
upon bis friends and the public zane ,sllv ian7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-09
AUCTION SALES.

+, Under suthoti!y Of a dscraa ct tho Grcuit
Court OF Richmond city, rendered April %. 1880,
IA Inc 4, ault of Henry Lewis ct a!s vs.. the W. &
y. A.; ~ company OF ais, snd affirmed by the
Coutt OF Appeals OF Virginia at it's September
term' 1884, the undersigned, special Commia.
slonerH, will at II OF clock r., on the
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-18

NlA!TS TkpN RING - uAIsS,,T AND VIRGINIA.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-18
y. & 7. r. II. TIME TAhL.E,

TRAINS RON YiE,:rN1A TO CARSON aNp AENo
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-18
" D ( MING APPEAL.
: ahlfshesi very mornn, tyond&s- e.oepseiI by
J. c. HARLOW.

ftl Hs"sisilaf devoted t" paIijit~, ;ioaeril NeHo,
and Local Affairs.
- fS'N-<f" o<cnnt street olo-ts sbe s'th.ro fT''t
.. tho state ,ja,Gt.,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-02

1septf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-02
THROWN FROM THEIR CAR
RIAGE.
mr.. and NJ RS. N. Il. Post Thrown From
Their Carringe. Mrs. Post
eyereI Injured

Last evening a runaway span Of
horses dashing wildly down Ferguson
street, caused a ripple of excitement in
the crowds on the streets, and this eS-
citement was intensified when it was
found that the team belonged to Hon.
NJ. E. Post and had been in use by him
and Mrs. Post for an evenings drive.
The horses were stopped in the neigh
borhood of Sixteenth street.
1t was found that Mr.. and Mrs. Post
were driving down Ferguson street to-
ward town, when the horses, which are
high spirited animals, became fright
ened at the sudden appearance of a
small boy and SHE'D abruptly to m
side, overturning the carriage and
throwing MI. and Mrs. Post severely to
the ground before Mr.. Post could gain
control Of them. The horses then
dashed down the street.
Mr.. Post escaped with no severe in
juries, but Mrs. Post sustained injuries
by the fall which were very severe and
at first were thought serious. A car
riage was procured and the injared lady
conveyed to her residence on Seven
teenth street and medical aid promptly
obtained.
An examination by the attending
physician discovered Mrs. Post very
badly bruised, but it is hoped that the
injuries will not proove serions. 1t
was thought so heavy a fall upon her
side might have fractured one or more
ribs, but the body in this RECON was so
sore from bruises hat the fact was not
determined.
1t is hoped that the injuries gel as
may be, may not prove serious
and that the unfortunate lady may be
about again
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-02
The Hospital.

1t is proposed to put the new county
hospital north of the City towards
the cemeteries. This is suggestive.
The white shafts pointing h~eavenward
in so near a background will cheer up
the sick and lame and make them feel
very much like a boy contemplating
his father in the act of cutting a brand
new birch switch, only more so. Why
not find a site in the neighborhood of
lake M%apaluta, enclose several acres,
more or less, but more if possible, and
establish a county farm after the man
ner Of the east. Plant trees, raise Gu
cumbers, and make the home of the
poor, sick, and crippled an industrial as
well IS comfortable place.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-02

The city school will open for the fall
term Monday and already those of the
faculty who have been spending the
summer vacation asst and in other out
of-town places have begun to return.
The faculty for the approaching term
remains unchanged except in one in
stance, a change caused by the resigna-
tion of Miss Clara Donlevey whose posi-
tion has been filed by Miss Estelle
Bullock of this city. The school is one
of the most prominent features of our
public buildings, and is a feature in
which our people may justly take pride.
The school is in keeping with the
extent of its accommodations both in
quality and extent. The faculty is
made up of Prof. N. E. Stark principal,
assisted by Misses, Kate Phelps, Nettie
Carmichael, Mary Hawthorn, Ella
HANNA, Anna Forbes, Gilmore King
sley, Viola Reed. Elsie DeCou and
Estelle Bullock.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-09-02

Markets, shipments, sales and Gen
eraI Live stock Notes.

Markets, shipments, sales md Gen
eraI Lave stock Notes.
TUESDAYS SALES The follow
ing of Thursday sales at the Union Stock
Yards, Chicago, are telegraphed by the
Drover's Journal Bass sold for Con
verse, 10 ears of half-breeds, averaging
1,160 lbs. "a 4 30. Eldridge sold for
Converse, 3 cars of American cattle,
averaging 1885 lbs @S5.60; 2 cars of
half breeds averaging 1,005 lbs. @S4.20;
l cars of Texans averaging 925 lbs.@
"a 12k cows $3.50. Horrine sold for
Bush, 3 cars of American cattle, aver
aging l ,120 lbs. @S45 80; 8 cars of Texas
cattle, averaging 995 lbs. "a $4.3 80; 2 cars
of Texans, averaging 900 lbs. "a 81 10.
Robinson sold for Pugsley, 10 cars of
Texans averaging 1866 lbs. @S4.5O /; 6
cars of half-breeds, averaging 1,150 lbs.
@S475. Market 10c. @15c. lower.
The market seems emphatically on
the downward scale. Thursdays quo
tations shows a further decline of 10c.
@l5c. or dropping of from Fridays.
representative prices of 55c. @65c.
Yesterday Rankin Bros. shipped
about s cars of cattle from Rock Greek.
AT THE BLUFF5.-The receipts at
the stock yards Wednesday, consisted
of 20 cars by Keeline and Haas. The
shipments were as follows Keeline &
Haas, Ia cars B. f. Coffee, 10 cars
Haas Bros. & Co, 9 cars Converse &
Co., II cars. All of these were shipped
last evening over the Chicago, Mil
waukee q st. Paul road. 1t is evident
that the shippers are determined no
longer to submit to. pool dictation as to
what line they shall ship over, and are
bound to bring the pool to time by
throwing all their patronage to the st
Paul. There will be fun before matters
are adjusted satisfactorily .-IOmaha
Bee.
The Laramie plains beef roundup
commences Friday. A large drove
of Marsh's horses filing through the
streets this morning called IL atten-
tion to the fact. = Boomerang.
LIVE STOCK REcEIPrs.-Last night
dispatches state Hides are decreasing
in the amount of stock here I; $4,000
being II 1000 less than last week. The
receipts of cattle for five days this week
are $4,000, hogs 1900. Prices have
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AMUSEMENTs.

Emma Abbot and company will ap-
pear in Denver again, Sept. Is.
BAND CoNCERT.-The first open air
concert by the CITY Band will be given
from the green in front of ex-Gov. Hoyt's
residence, tomorrow afternoon, as by
to present arrangements. During the
time since its oranization this band has
been very faithful in its practice and of
late has been ever more thorough in its
work. Our citizens will be pleased with
the results of this work no doubt, on
the occasion of this their first open air
entertainment.
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Mixed.

There seems to be some confusion in
cident to the change in the management
of the U. p, particularly at this point,
end among the train men who are won
dering what superintendent they are
working under anyhow. BY the aban-
donment of the Mountain division, a
portion of the men under the authority
of the Nebraska division, which stops
short at the eastern end of the yard;
and those running west, fall under Supt.
Dickinson's control. Some of the crews
will be shifted to other runs, aud alto
gether things look just a bit chow
come-you-so" to the boys.