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New-York tribune., 1884-11-15


s,,,u,r, .Crtv OF Worcester AMI "City OF Boston
,aye piec 20 ~ r. Of wattsst nox' pier apo'e pe'
,ros.cssi peiry) daily except SUNDAYS at 4:3o p M.
ANEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDS0N
~ RIVER RAILROAD.--conm"nctnV OCTOBER o ioo'
N rough trains will leave Grand Central Depot , a-a,v
$40 A. m Rochester and Montreal express 'uIo"S"""
fne.r00n cars r,.rross With dining cars
..onning Albany Utica Syraouse Rochester bi, a
eeara Falls. Ere, Cleveland anu ioieuo "f''iiS "' 7
ios1 M chicago Express drawing room cars ,o ~,
dsIsua Rochester Niagara Falls and buhaio con"o'' "
NJ. western New and Northern Express VIII
so Z. m. Albany Troy and Utica Express 'hFOlsn
o,.w,nT, y ono, nmodation Albany ami Troy >-,
- ", 81 Louis Express. with secp1gc,~t'', '"'
voiis DWaan Cincinnati Toledo Detroit ana 80 bDuS %
r36n IA HEpress with seeping cara - syracuse "i' W
onnrn ro,d ani 10 Sarttoga alsoto Montreal ,,..,,,
~" m parrc Express with sanniny csrs TOT i'onos,r
p,eoo yiagara Falls Cleveani Toledo. DetrO 1hcso'
=, Louis Wa'ertown ani Norwo ool =. .,..r,
with slseninr cara 70 AiihnV an.
Trov the norniue trains Tor tle "cSt "
for The North (except SATURDAY. night - ~, pon,,,,
rirkots on sale ~ Grand Central D'rm, ~" ~ T
Green 90 eai 425 Eroadway and ~ M,st' Ma .ty W.
In drswngroon an sleeDnt cars csh -
procnrcda O' thc.icket ofccsn NeNforN Oi'9'
Sss washing.onst BROOKLYN. ,,r, ros,aence
Ragrarn called forand checked rom ,,. e,rAar
.Thesr trains daily. Al others aS & ~ ~
tIhcscsc tirms, ,s'op at h"rie'" ' G. H. MEEKER
Jm,ddr.if ~ srnerintepdent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-11-15
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL EOITD.,.
Trains New.Yor Desbrosses ami Corsndt Sioe
Ferries 10 lows
Harrisburg. Ptshurg. tire West and South with Pullman
Palace Cars attached n. ana t m daily Nc",
YORK and Chc3so Limited % paror Dining, Sioh ing and
Sleeping Cara, a. q IN ever day
Williams Lock Haven a. m. y m Con PrV i-ile
OF ~ connecting Cory for ritusyc Petroleum
Cen re ana TIE on ReglOns. . - -. ,,.--,.-...
Sal;imoro Warrington aud The South "Inted Whslingon
Puiimf cars daily cNrcnt snn9y, ~
m arrive Weshin gt)n i:l5 y. Heyu or % C;2O So
ana $3.50 a M. !. $40 and IN. and IL mGhE suhu-y'
6;l5 a. m. m md - nil n
for sslRntic CITY except sunday, loo p M
tor Cave MAY except uniay, i:lO m
aOng RTanch. Fay Head Junction and int'rlecte
va RAILWAY and Amhoy, % and9 NJ, J. ioh 3l' olp
On sunday. 4:l5 AMI $500 m o0o p m 40 hotsop
ht Asbuiy PARK ....
Jersey city, aGording tpeiy and drct transfer loi
BrOOkiyn travel .oo..
Grains srrlvcFrom Pittsburg $3.50 End II 80 $50 and
loco T. daily and a III. daily except Mondny tr2n
WQshng and Baltimore. ESQ and D. 40 n m. ~ o ~,
$50. 5:3l. 93D. and lco5 p m. Fun'aY NS,. oap
From ilde plia $50. 5;i'; $50 Gi except NJ M@l%aag %
Q 20 n::O, 114O 1:3 N, 100, ., $40 800 80 o.
7:2o, lao. $50. 9:20 1919 1910 T. n and ~ ~
sundey. $50 $780, $50 G0 705. 113J "a. MI o:2O, 'So,
% anl n u.
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uRATEFUL-CoMFoR
EPDE'S COCOA.

BREAhtASl-"By By thogOlsh knowledge VI ,aS ns' -
laws wnich govern operations OF dgesdoa ANA na.i,a
ann nv uaraiul uno properties
ssted Cocoa Epps provided our breaA
hoa may save US h,
soalos MI. Iis ~ he lcioi mse ~ suoi ssroas
diet lhat enay be .ui ,f su:
Is yalsues are toalng around us Iesey ~ sat ,Ns
G tsso,os ourselves we'll forulsi Yta pure "''A ~uA
" soepc frane."-Cvii serves nLeua
psas,mpy with water os miis Sei SsS ~
pound tinA by Growers iADenso .suss.Si LEI "A'' 80
EcmaopaIhc ChemistA London EnsiAaS
New-York tribune., 1884-11-15
REAs ESTATE.

Esw.Yoax Friday NOV. IA. 1884
The following sales wero held at the Excnanso
Salesroom to-day:
BY Richard Y. Harnea 90.
s-story and 5.story brick building. with lot NeD
City HaLpece lsoft ccfDunscstos2oxioV' OF s,a 100
similar buildings with lot Ne T5s stanton.st g. ooo
100 II OF Norfolk st, lot % 6x9s2 Frank Aavo"
24-story brownstons nata with ots Nos l46 and las
kast 4thst "a l57l W OF Sd-sve oes ixioh o1 ooo
by JOHN p. b. S,nyh
frame stable, with lot, Nos 2s6 we.t l?sa-stna ,ooo
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERa
NBw-YoRK CITY.
GrantAve g. lot PAS 66xl50, Christ varndrcn ., .,o
and wife 10 q Fischer "a "a SSS
Courtandtave so Of l4ethst. 25xlOoi Ana ..o
Sauter and another to Wm Speker. l'o'v
Courtandt-svc, es 10 IT IA Of 148thst 25xl0oI ,oso
iSis s,rsep and ~ VIE to Amelia smith '., 1890
l26thst 275 II of 3d.ave, 2oS99ll bsrah IN coo
Lcggott and another TO fW Ieygctt iFooo
70 ssnSs oo soet" $4,000
b2,t,i n e. 100 ftw Of istavc i6IioO.5, Bertha
Noclken and another 10 II W Fuller ::..., -sii'>
Lot "a HT,ssas @ m sS.s1 nynyer "a ,aS " A'u 10000
Audubon.avc. cor OF l6sths 0JxlOO; Louisa n I'm
Roe organ and another ................:. h'""
G2d.si, 200 n OF l0ti.ave. I6rl0Ol Mayor .oo
kaIm and sife TO Chnst Bnn lro;; ,,, WV
National nank TO Bridget Curry 'o''
1l0thst "a $50 9 OF AvcA l7.lOIlooll ssmeto toco
ls"rt ant n :" na ~ ui.otow 4 non,esns 1900
ave 40 Of Gfh-s,, l20xb7xirregulari o
TO Martin Miller. ',9'V
New-York tribune., 1884-11-15
Nmnsnren!s.

! A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
Ts' e5' 1snif % II T Stc ss S Prices,
director Of y: Mq,c ens S ss90r ARDf
HHbS %S sS.s $s a I:2|:Sl
DALY'S THEATRE. Broadway and 30th st.
ES E' {: s;. }:s :: s;:s' e Ct
* sSnsa1
~ IoRps on .1ssfsso %SS coM%oSs M iSs ''m'uy o'
y %nS y mss
ss s ssod M ds ar n inc o
EDEN MUSEE, 23d-st, bet. 9TH e. 9th aves.
New s;s
MoRfkYs Masli Sssf r%r% n ia' nosS%sA at;f GAS
Admission to al so cen.,. childrcn IS cents.
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE;
E1oSins i;;i;iai at ESQ saturday %aiiass@S
THE PRIVATE SECRETARY NC ofc6&EDiEs 6SE6ias'
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY of New York.
THEODORE rSH?yH1sl%D SEASON c,sssssr
EihsT coScERT sa,uIdiyii Nov. is. atspn.
sSS ossr;a,i
Romance Heroiade, now Massenet
Ticket once VIII Ds open saturday. Nov: iS. from
q. m. I'LL 4 ID. ut tho Academy Music.
Business communications should be addressed to
A. RoEBbELEN, Secretary. Academy Of Music.
STAR THEATRE. I .cv ,..,,,.,o,
Enragement for y nightsof
Nj, NH. HESRE Henry 1HyISS 1RyISa.
MISS EFLEFyy TERRY, TERRY,
AND TIE IYcEUI c9MPASY;
MATINEE T2A& TR M&rRcRASr 9RylNST VENICE TO-DAY
This saturday night, Nov ID.
LOUIS X1......................-.Mk HENRY IH'lNG.
Monday evening Noy;H.
Tuesday yTSfhFihy VI II:iGiy yNISHf' eHs TfnF'H'y'
THE MEFcIfHNT fS"Fi OF 5iYSt VENICE.
"+f'Sfs T@FEFrm Fifty Y1cnr. CIR
Tiis Lyons MAIL
ton General admission 81 Gallery ooc GOOD seats can
always be had ut box-ofcc OF Theatre.
CYMPuONY SOCIETY OF NEW-YORK.
Dr. t. pAMRoscfi oi ~ CONDUCTOR
Season tickets to concerts or pubic ehearsas can
obtained at the Academy OF Music from Monday Nov TO- TIL
SATURDAY Soy L. ncsye The sac o. tickets @ 70 the hrst
Address ali business eommuncan9n'M 'Mt2opp1s % prso
CORRESPONDING Secretary. 80 East l4th.st
VNHALIA THEATRE
To-day Ma!ince a zee opcraH Al .B9CcAGGto. So A,rIS
IINION SQUARE THEATRE.
EVERY EVENING ATS. SATURDAY MATINEE AT Z
FRENCH FLATS
In active preparation drama by D'Ennery entitled
"DUPREz& d son. BANKERS AND BRoK ERsnL
WALLAcKs.
Every ESfnRs Tstalay
In Robert Buch hsnan's Romantic Drama.
AGREAT SUCCESS.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-15
10 PHILADELPHIA
V;ATHE Pennsylvania RA' LROAD.
THEoLDEsr ROUTE.
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND or
SUNDAY ;3STAVTOES ~ ItLADGLr
PHIA: z IN NEM-YORh.
TO PHILADELPHIA

PHIA II EN1Ukh.
Exprcs Trains caye New York via Desbrosse and Cortandt
Street Ferries as ioloNs:
$40 7O 4. $50 " and 10 Limited II. lilo !, 800,
$40 40. 8. g. and and ~ night ~uuGGys 6l5
Limited and 10 q. 4. q, Z, AID D. aud l2
hight Emorant aud nd class 700 p.
Trains leaving New-York daily; oxcsyt sunday q q.
ESQ and lilo =. 4, ani p connect at 1icn
ion 10 Camden
Returning Trims BroaAst station Philadelphia loo
S:l5 800. 4. 4:Sj except Monday So $40: S20 S.a
IL ard li:i5 a Iimited Express 1870 and J2J I. l.
"a $50. 7;ao, 7;:5 aDd oA5 p m On sgnd4y l2ols
3:l6 800, 4S5, $3.50 4. b:Z0 JDitcl) 63o 7: 0
and 7A3 Leave Philadelphia via Camden, s:50
daily except Sunday
ana foot OF Dtsbrosses ana Cortland ia. Court
snd Bro0@Nn Annex station foot OF Fuit0Us. Br
Puschs Hotel HObokoD: stat On. Jersey ~ Emigralt
Ticket 0toe No. Eatery Pace nd Castle Garden.
The NewNors Transfer will call for and check
baggage from notes anG residences.
CHARLES g. PU0H. ]. r. WOOD,
0cneIal Manager GcneIa Pas Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-11-15
HNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as t'i.
l. NEW-YoRK. LAKE BgIEAND WESTERN EAII.

ROAD.
ArrangCments or tra hon Chamhersst Depot
ea m -paiy y, Sundays. Day Ia pre- OGawingron
NCoaches 70 Bingha ntoI ElriTa and RuEalO sltepH,
eS y ast iSus iiuaed" fIprss No extra charge
ios last tine Pullman Sleeping Coaches to u-lo ARRIVING
io2 M Cincinnati y q p, NJ St Louis $40 ~ sec.
Cnd day. Connecting Trans arrive Toledo 5:21 p m and Ia
ep m1fsiy Pacific Express for the west a Solid Train
Sra suaaio Niagara Fails Cinci1nl and Chicago Hotol
and Buaei smoking Coaches TO hlcago
$50 p.ra -Emigrlpt train for the est
Rutheord aud Passsle 5z5 7:2o 5o $50 1929 noon
Sundays 5i5 $50 1922 N "a $50 m ~ lilnlg NJ
pser,sn $40 c2c 80 9S1 @ 1920 ~ y noon 45 35o
Sundays So 1920 N l:i5 $50 5i miInight
ESSars aad Paterson via Newark 6;t5 SO 1879 am SlO
asesn sa5 7so fo;ao M ii5 $50 $40 sIo 80 IN
enc ~ mngst Sundays 6'.5 $50 1920 m LAS 0a1 IN
Ssrwlss !.!S ic.is msasgm, SUNDAYS s:l5am
NewDars ana CORNWALL ';eo N 800 s;oO H. Sunday
RondOl. and Kingston end Montgomery H. l:so m.
VGoshen 5l9 $50 1920 a m. $50 $50 $50 $50
SaSy 'ss S5 rs S2Y H9os@ sSo sS 9ao $40
sunday SIS $50 1920 $3.50 pm. The q u and
as ns nv m % sO9. a. S i Is, IN
PortJervs 7:50 0 1920 am 4:30 o s:S0pD. sunday
leave 23st quarter quarter each hour
hon 6:s5 Io45p every thirty minutes, ami from
1eke, for and in Drawing Room
Sleeping be and ord for The CHI ckng
Sss ps al Ia o. s54 BToaday Isl we"tst r. T. No
conrtst Deoslyn or the companys psp1.sv a, 7,o
Join 4 ABBoTT, Genl Passr Agent NewYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY:
Trains ys for ESRgsTooas Sg 40 cosief so c sS dn %
NsnSsi Spring Valley and McSsey I. 10 45o p m
JOHN H. ABBOTT. oenT Passr Agent New-h ork
New-York tribune., 1884-11-15

Dnsiness prJpcrtp tor SHE an IL Ee
r1NO LET.-Splcndid offices, 5th-avc: corner
12dst American Safe Deposit CO.'S neproo building
Apply premises.
V'O LET.-Stores, Lofts and Offices in Full
rutland & WHITING Temple Court
New-York tribune., 1884-11-15
Gitn ilrop.rtn % Get.
Q'iin i)ro9erip 0)lnlc1

SVANTED.-For cash customer. building
w on water or Front ei near Cernii' sin.
rutland d WHITING, BoeEman-st
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Cnrouran advertisements.

Cnropean advertisements.
7 IEBIG COMPANY;S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
Finest and Cheapest Moathayorlny Stock Tor
Soups, Made Dishes aud ssnces etc Annual
sale, S,UUOOo0Jars.
IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
L An Invaluable Tonic in OF weak digestion aud
debility us euccoss and boon Tor whlch silo1s
shoud feel grateful" see 'hc'jeai ffesS Ian
cct" etc.
TIERIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
/ G,nnine ONLY with facsimile of Baron lA.Dlgs
signature IN Blue Iak aeOss lsDc- Lns ~ , uso
sParn1 Iipbig" and Photograph haNiIg Dsel
,oryev used Dy dealers with no connection vita
Harm Iieblx the public informed that ths
iiabe Company alone Oicr the article wish
iaron IlebiS' 3 guarantee OF gean!neEess.
JERIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
i 10 be had Of all storekeepers Grncers AMI
Cleu,lsts sole Agents Tor the United State. whole.
sale only, c. David & Co, Feachure el-A'eauA
so,c vboissaie by PARK & 1ufort Smith vansrbesks
AcEcr * Consiit Mchcssoh kotbinS
Whyland 4 Co. and Messrs- W. II. Scaleielin 8 ce
New-York tribune., 1884-11-15
GeIu iUante0.

NXTANTED-A man TO ODcn an once IN New
w Yort and .uperntend manufacture aud sale OF tbs
woman, FrendS device by which clothes are washed oy
steam without labor. } T. iiLioH r"is"u's ie"".
New-York tribune., 1884-11-15
Gxcursl1.lJ.
Glinalions rOante0--Gln!c5.

pUTLER.-By a first-class colOrcd butter; is
ID Thoroughly competent Ia, lived family for
ye give good city references Address BC lE
yjj Md
New-York tribune., 1884-11-15
fsNO BOSTON IN SIX HOURS.
L THE vrw.EyeLANp LIMITED ExrEEss.

A. la.t tbc shortest line between Foscn and Ncwfork
via New crk aud NcWfngand Ka road ana tbc Ar ,ahe
has he an ocutd and trains leave tc tiuc OF c"l p
and Rost0 az D. respectively irving az te o,'sr M ~ ,
Nils train is - The Ncwf fngiani Ihh1tti
and scs should eli for by ma! name al TIC
Gr,nG (crtia Denot II will through IN SIX hours SLOT
mn IL az MddctOWn and Willimanli, hh
t make - miles without stop Through p1fl cars ara
coics Cuisines. men viii end this tain 'reat 60 ven
iecc leayea soasOnaDc hour after Dusine3> ana AZ
rivca a. either city in time FOR late dnn r.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-15
Eoic.s.
Bee Cream.
3lropo9lIs.

PROPOSALS FOR BALCONIES.
OFFICE SUrEgNi-INO EAelSfKE AND ARCHITECT, I
NEM PIsrIOS EUILDN1. Z
WAHSGIoS, -. e., Nov. lltl- lsSi:)
DROPOSALS are invited for the decorative
wroughtnn work of or tro bracket ha.cones. SOW
,utv by n. u icsl. A. TIE lsn.IJu Iui,hng
Drawn and specifications - be Obiai ed from ''
o' 4 g. wEIoS.
supervisng ing.neer AID Architect
New-York tribune., 1884-11-15
nHUADELpHIA AND READING r. Il.

vNdT NEWTEthSspbpf az EtSppnrYsTs nrS NoRrii HIvEn.
Direct connection to rooslyn sns S@ rise ier
NJ 4E{ 4TEEHS7oN nov s1h lfss
rGE Toaa al 4d 45 ssc a 100 400 o tS" syo %
100 snsesoS q, soS for % %dsUaaon s1 and
Chestnut I'LL at Coiumbaavc Tor Mana' uhA N'"'"''
sn c%ns on all Day and SLEEPING
g" sae Ss' Ninth eqa GTssn ss
sHSSs4s 5S ~ sso e5 TS si2o n RcS 55o 800 m
Leave aS Ss0 sT% sGS
SS}s 81? 1925 s5 isl Is NJ, ' rwisnrnc and
~ c,Tf nS M I IhsnHo saS % a. 100 S 1ls
n m, zoo 1880, 4:0e 5:S0 5a5. loo p NJ suh'a5S "
1Gs ssS sS FiroN r. 81 s5 m
loo. l3o; a,!5, 5@5 ? m sundays ,rnn 80 at 0''oN !"
fS or rHaAcGA at 700 7ij loo lSo SA' 400
}so s and MAgcm ss g oS"SS aa
For E%sT6N at 100 100 $40 LOO l;So "a saI AGO. no
For OF NC osR BRrDGE BRANCH at 400 SiS m 400
For or'e SIE EI&IxaroN ZOO s5 1900 l'ac. AGO. 4So
ror s9NE9 M %O 20 az d lG2q sib i5ls 5 Z;
g. 70 ,'7 75o 500 500 1850 ?. sundsy' 800 sooa H. 80
FSr S'I TIpXiSELp Aoo 600 200 sis $50 70 lllS a
M Too l:So 236 $50 3:l5 400 $50 900 a:i' i,;sI
H45 900 t3O TOO 500. $3.50 1880 i2ao p No m ~ "a ~
DAYS 400 500 $40 1900 m $780, s"o' '''o 'o''
Tor i6Ne BRANcH ocEAX GROVE &G (Nl s4le, rsin at
4So u a. m i;,o 4io;. S'' p H. s0'DN ''-''''
For FRFIHOID-At 1918, loo g. IN 4oo 3no ?, ~ ~ N
For LAX EM GOD, TOMS li Eh ana D]' "
For SiA iAAaTlANlTiIG cIrSY vrNELAND and BRDoEToNa'
'''O iNGW.JEasEY G1,JI Si SOUTHERN DIVISION.
For Tr@S SF iGHNp HG TCT ETi fGSG GS AXE
Woof T0sdS RIVER. BARNEGAr etc., nj ~ p. "a ~ u
Tickets can be procured al foot Ia crtY s isi ""
Norh River ~ l6. 2o7. 257. 26l AL 9Ii nnu ~ & ~
Way 737 and T49 tth-aye. iivlngt,ns; ~ o.
rtcnwicf.st l6s 20S East l2jthst 81 prnc ~ ~ ,s
IN New.York CITY. In Fr'okyn al NCs t"',u ~ Dc
broadway S2g go Fulton st ?lu Nrnhi ~
l. Kalheyc lspio Atanticave In Hoboken - =" @
ons Y Company VIII ca lOr anu oueO" pAN
"a e frc II, hoc.s residence 10 des inat
D. r. 49, Mmi ~ ,or Gen Pass and Ticket ACT
| III RAiDNIS. C. E. p. Agt, ll9 Libe'ty-s' y l.
DOPJ1LAR SHORE LINE.-FOr lroyldence,
Three express un lays e1ce,e ~ ~ 10 & 1 s
am N N, fo1r " cor attacnnD ant lUp w VNh ~ n''ce
sIeelne CRY Snniar, 10 m WIFI naiace sOo.us
New-York tribune., 1884-11-15

s,,,mcr, CITY Of Worcester AMI "Ciy OF bos'o' @
-, pic 20 \ n foot Of watts-st. tnox' pier above pe'
nros.css Ferry, daily. except SUNDAYS at 4:3o p m,
New-York tribune., 1884-11-15

WASHINGTON, ID. G., l,G05 I-st.-Persons
w visiting the Capital will find handsome rooin' VAN
ar,o, barl b. the dsy or week, OF the most do
a"t looat ons Ia city Convenient 10 ho White iiouss
PLgro P.1ro.. o1sT MRS. HARVEY.
, 1884-09-03

JUDGE LEES FIELD DAY.
Confidence Operators, DRINKS. Disor-
DERBY Per4ons and Obsosae Women.

CONFIDENCE Operators, DRINKS. Dlsor-
DERBY Per4ons and Obsosae Women.
Judge Lee had the entire field to himself
;esterday, the criminal portion of the
Immunity completely ignoring Judge
fisher. The batch was an interesting one
and his honor dispatched business in Il
lively manner.
Tom Daniels Was the first off nder and
pleaded guilty to petty lar;eny AMI paid
jIO fine an costs. lie was the young uiln
Who on Monday night tr.el to work the
lin fam racket On Mr.. Clark. In add
ion to the amount contributed u the city
-reasury, Tom also promised 10 shake the
lust Of the city from his feet AMI seek
chicago, the home OF the buncO steerrr
md tin horn gambler. Late in the after
noon he was promenlding upon the str, cts,
out will con lule in a day or so that il
will be the best thing for his health to
leave the Magic City.
John HATFIELD acknowledged that he
had been drunk and only wanted achanse
to leave the city. The Judge referred
him to the City Marshal and no doubt a
permit will be given John to seek Il cline
more congenial.
Thomas Dougherty admitted the soft
impeachment of being guilty of d:sorlerly
conduct and got a fine. Thomas was the
man mixed up in the watch caseat Kline's
auction store on Mon lay night. Just as
to how he came By the t%imepiece docs not
appear, but the owner states that in a fit
Of generosity he gave it to him. An ex-
PLANTATION from Thomas would be in order.
Mrs. Alice MsCullo.h again poured cut
one Of her door yard o%rations yesterday,
Charles Blindt and wife being the subjects
Of her vituperative elOquenee. The Ian
guage was 0 exactly elegant, in fac. ii
would not be tolerated at 4 lawn social,
and Blindt tried to get her out Of the
house. She finally made her exit, with
Blindt's assistance, INTO the door yard.
Finally Pat Nolan' services were called
into requisition and tho gentle Alice was
brought under the benignant glance ofhis
honor. Alice was neither crushed or sub
dued. Her tongue had lot noue If it,
old time vigor and it took all the decision
Of Nolan and the parsuasiveness OF his
honor to keep her in anything Ike quiet
ude. Blindt stuck up his right hand aud
was sworn. Alice denied, and his honor
fined her S. and costs. Nolan gently led
her away t the city corral, aud court ad-
iourned.
, 1884-09-03
COMMON COUNCIL.
An Interesting Session important
Business Transacted.
The License for Auction Houses
Not to be Raised.
Delinquent Owners Must Put Down
Better Sidewalks.

The Common Council met at the City
Hall last night and held an interesting
session. In the absence of Judge Carey,
T. Dyer acted as President.
The Journal was read and approved.
Report Of the City Engineer in refer
ence to the completion of the City Hal
was read and submitted.
The following report of the City Mar
shall was read by the clerk:
l have % report that no sidewalks have
been put down in front of the following
respective residences and that notices have
been served upon the delinquent owner.
The list Of delinquents was read ard ii
was moved by Mr.. Warren that these
sidewalks be placed in the hands of the
chairman of the street and alley committe,
and that he be instructed TO have the side
walks be put down as required by the or
dinance. The motion was carried.
Mr.. McGregor stated that in regard to
the rebate in the matter of Landau
license, the question was new, and asked
the opinion Of the City Attorney.
Mr.. Potter stated that the license re
tanned its character as a county license,
except that the marshal collects tn,
license fee, and that the statute would
not permit the city to refund the money.
Mr.. McGregor reported that under the
City Attorneys decision the petition
could not be granted. The report was
adopted.
Mr.. Warren moved that the Clerk be
directed to order 500 feet of hose for the
use of the Fire Department. The resolu-
ton was carried.
The special committee reported for
tie plumbing of City Hall. Mr.. Har-
rington reportedt that the committee re-
ceived various proposals, and the con
tract was awarded to the Swan company,
and that the work was nearly completed.
Mr.. Warren stated that later in the
evening he should move hat the Chair
mar of the street and alley, the finance
and the health committees shall make a
special report to find whether there will
be a surplusage ofthe water fund to fence
all of the lakes.
Mr.. Rirer, FROM the committee on
streets and alleys, said-''We have not got
in all our crossings. and now we lack some
money to pay for the improvements, and
| would move that a warrant be drawn in
favor of the street and alley fund Tor
81. 800" The resolution was adopted,
Mr.. Riner moved that B. +. Deitrick be
allowel SIS in lieu of all claims he may
have against the city. Carried.
The following bills were presented, al
lowed and the Clerk directed to draw
warrants for their respectiye AMOUNT
, 1884-09-03

The mean temperature for the month
of August was 5I.l', the highest being
Sc. So on August 81; the lowest on August
3, being So %. The greatest daily range
was 50. 50.
The total amount of rainfall for the
mouth was ,. 10 inches, and the greatest
fall on one day was on August ~. it being
- inches. The rain fell on ten days dur.
ing the month, but there were no hal
nor heavy rain storms during the montI e.
The total rainfall for August in 1881
wos l.97 inches; in lSs2, OBJ inches; in
1883, 2.ls inches. The rainfall for the
month of 1854 is - gS, and for the SAINT
period in 1888 it was ID. - inches.
The number Of clear days dur NJ the
month was fifteen; fair, twelve, AMI cloud. =,
four days.
The average direction of the wind wa-
north west the total mills Travelled was
6,74l; the highest hourly velocity was
thirty-six miles.
The following is a comparison OF the
rainfall in Cheyenne with that of other
localities. Fort Assin'boine, SO inches,
Helena, none; Fort Custer, 3 10 in hes;
Yankton. $40 inches; Doadwooi, 30
inchesi Bismarck, 3.sO in-hes; Beaufort,
LILO inches; ST. Paul, 300 inchos; Mount
head, $40 inches; Vim ent. 20 inches;
Davenport. $50 inches Des Moin,s. 3.su
inches; Chicago. 2.5O inch,si st Louis.
l.20 inches. Omaha, 10 North Platte.
2.l0 inches; Denver, l.30 inches; Sal,
10 inches. and Cheyenne. 2.lO inches.
, 1884-09-03
%TERRIrorIlI ~rEAcHERs.
They Gaher rogs her o Hold the An
nuaI las | u.e.

-pecial correspondence OF THE LFADER-
GREEN RIVER. Wyo., September l.
The arrival Of 50 many teachers from all
portions of the Territory infused a great
deal Of life into the every day routine of
this place. The ~pedagogues rule the
roost hereabouts this week and the person
who has not retrospectively welded the
birch or has prospective hopes of doing so
is apparently not entitled to much con-
sideration. The sessions of the Institute
are being hell in the Court room and
promise to be Of an unusually interesting
character. The people here extend the
visitors the most generous hospitality and
do everything in their power to make the
occasion both pleasant an profitable.
The sessions of the Institute were com
mencea this morning.
Owing TO the permanent absence of
Superintendent Slaughter and Prof
Brown. Vice President, the Institute was
called to order by DR.. Woodruff, County
Superintendent of Sweetwater County.
On motion Of Prof Stark, DR.. Wood
ruff Sas elected permanent chairman for
the present session.
The Secretary, Miss Brockway, being
absent, Mr.. NJ. c. Lyle acted in that
capacity.
AS reporters for the several Territorial
papers the chairman appointed the follow
ing, viz Prof. Halo K, Uinta Chie7nin:
Mrs. Seacord, Sweetwater Gaz,ae Prof
Wells, Rawl.ns Journal; Prof Lytle, Lar
annie Boomerang and Sentinel; Miss Mil
Ter, Cheyenne LEADER and Miss Phelps,
Cheyenne Sun.
The people of Green River, through
the chairman. invited the members of the
Institute to attend a reception at the
Court House at S o'clock this evening.
The invitation was accepted.
The Institute adjourned to meet at 10
a. m, tomorrow in the Court room.