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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-28
AltyaRtrga Dazetfe.
Tuesday EVENING, SEPTEMBER =,
LOCAL NEWS.

- Virrn;a occasional showers followed by
.',olor weather and winds shifting to westerly
Tur AvuEDUCT BRIDGE--The first move
.,a,rI- carr wing out the provisions of the
-, making The Auueduct bridge free to
",...nccr- and vehicles was made yester
H., by Acting Secretary of the Treasury
F,Irehi'd in the following letter:
L. S TREASURY DErAErMsNr.
WAsuINGToS. Sept. - 1SS6
IL. pa,i3rut d,d Eo,rd Of Dircc'or> Of he tier.
,8ai Can't CompIHy:
,;.,t.en,.,: As the holder Of twenty-five hun
sf,r. eighty $3.50 shares of the stock of
~" .I.,audYia Canal Company. ! request that !,
,,I meeting Of the Stockholders of that com
~, ~ assemble within ono month. Lc called
tr,lNlth Tor the purpose among others Of sub
s,,,i,r IL the said stock holders the question of
.ao,lIts the provisions of an act of Congress APP
'.,y,! on june u l--';. providing for the pllr-
rt..r. for the purpose of maintaining. a free
,,,Iy,1 =, or near Georgetown OF the bridge etc.
a,,,p ~ the Ayuc,uct bridge, and of uniting
..f the Alexandria Canal Railroad and Bride &c
r,nnarv IN conveyance OF the said structure 10
.h, I'u.trr! States for the purpose aforesaid.
Respectfully yours.
G. :. FAIECHiLp Actin. Secretary
Mr.. II. H. Wells, one Of he Iessees Of
fine canal has written letter to the District
r0mmi>- oner- regarding the report Of build
in. Inspector Entw l>tlc. in which the bitter
ropirmn~ 10 AIueduct bridge as unsai,,
and recommends that il be closed. Mr..
Wr.- states that the company is lust
= ,niicltorl- for the safety Of the puhli: as
,lr commissioners can be, and tho fact
fnar sic. The bridge was first erected there
.a- not been single accident which jeopnr-
- bar Il,.I Lbnu, h.,
rar,fulIy lhn company has performed its
,!aty in lhr past and should Indicate their
4Jrrs for The future. The break in the
flor Of the Aqneduct, he argues could not
u any way have impaired the strength of
ar bridge, which by actual tests will sns
lain three TINES as much weight as can b..
20, upon it. Building Inspector Entwisles
report he Characterizes as misleading and
assures the commissioners that the company
w do all III its power to keep the bridge
10 proper condition, with view of turning
Il over to the Government as soon rs they
can perfect their title. As yet the commits
,oirrs are undecided what action they will
lake in the matter, and will consult the at.
torney for the District regarding their iuris.
liClon in the case.
Mr. Wheat, the president OF the canal
company, when asked this morning il he
mad received the letter mentioned above said
that be had not.
Mr.. ". w. DUNCAN, one of the lessees Of
The Alexandria canal, was in the city to-day
and requested Mr.. Wheat to meet him and
Gen Wells, another Of the lessccs, to-rnor-
row at which conference the lcSsees would
submit proposals looking to an agreement
between all parties concerned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-28

CASES DECIDED.-Tht case Of Duncan vs.,
Orr.son growing out of bet made on a
h5'-c race several years ago, and which has
been heard three times previously, was de.
GtsI n the Circuit Court this morning, the
Ery Bringing III Il verdict for the plaintiff
yr $22@ and interest, the amount Of the bet.
The rae" was net run, the plaintiff alleging
that nitrr ne had agreed To run his horse
against one belonging to Mr. OrrisOn,
iar latter entered another than the horse
ssresd upon, whcrcupon he declined to let
hIs horse ran and HE stake holder paid the
money over To Mr.O. Duncan brought suit to
recover his stake aud the Jury found for
him.
III" case Of }. +. Acker ". tho A & +.
Ii W., whlch came up in the Circuit Court
Yesterday. was decided this morning by the
AIRY which ny 10 last night had failed to
agree ami "rre adjourned till this morning)
bringing IN 4 verdict for the railroad com
taay A. stated in the GAZETTE yesterday
At"cF sued for 5000 damages for being put
Oh tram "n The night of December Sd
IN. In his till he set forth that Oh that
night he applied for n ticket To Washington
@' could not get it whereupon be boarded
I'aIn and offered the conductor fifteen
cents, III" regular price for the idle. Tho
@0iacior declined TO take the money, and
'riaand"d twenty-five cents, which the
t4iHtitl refused To pay, when he Was put
" he tmin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-28

RoEEINS' MONSTER Show This estah-
iEhment will exhibit at Alexandria on Fri.
day next, October J., and give two perform
aicns. Mr.. Robbins has the reputation OF
having one Of tho best shows now travelling,
and has received the endorsement Of the
local press wherever he has exhibited. The
ring performances are said TO be OF the clean.
ost and hest Mr.. Robbins has got together
a good show: in every way worthy OF lib.
cral patronage. His herd of performing
elephants alone is said to be worth the price
of admission. They are wonderfully intel
llSent and cXecnle military movements
with great precision and promptness The
riding, 1t is claimed, is better than the av-
crngc, and ihe tumbling IA good rs seen in
any SHOW. The special features are very
attractive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-28

IMPORTANT CAsE.-The case of Marshall
W. the Farmers aud Mechanics Savings
Bank, Involving the responsibility Of
the directors ofthat defunct institution as 10
the deficit dye the uepczitors, has been set
Tor trial in the Circuit Court for this city on
Friday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-28

CONTRACT AwARDED.-Mr. 3. F. Feelay
has been awarded by the committee on
streets Of the City Council, the contract for
hniling the Princess street brick sewer a,
SiGo per lineal foot, aud 5000 for the Pitt
street approach thereto: There were two
lower bids, but the bidders could not be
found,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-28

RuNAWAY.-A horse attached TO cart
belonging 10 Messr3. Charles King g. Son
standing at the freight depot Of the Virgin in
Midland road took fright this morning and
hashnS down the street colidcd with n
horse and cart belonging to Mr.. n. NJ. Fair
lax, orerturning the latter and piling both
vehicles pell nell together. The driver Of
Mcssrs. King Il Sons horse was thrown
from his perch into the street, but received
no injury, nor did either Of the animals
apart from several abrasions of the skin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-28

DEATH Or A SCHOOL TEACHER.-Connie
DulGny, wife of Thos. s. Duany, a we'll
known aud highly respected colored resi-.
dent OF this city, died at her home in the
northwestern part OF the city last night after
long illness of consumption. Che deceased
FOR 81 nEpabci OF Years had been faithful
aud efficient teacher in Hollowell division
Of the public schools. She was daughter
Of the late George Seaton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-28

DNoECE.-Mamie G. Hum melshime was
to-day ~ the Circuit Court granted di.
vorce from Gregg i. Hummelshine, on the
grounds OF deserion and allowed to resume
her maiden name of Edelin,. The parties
we're married September Is, 1878, by Rev.
Father Heating, of st. Mary's church They
moved to Shepherdstown, ". Va, shortly
after their marriage, where the plaintiff was
abandoned by her husband. Mr.. Julian w,
Holt represented the plaintiff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-28

70 va lNEsyILLE RACES will commence
SOue nn and promise TO he we'll attends
l,srss,:e horses have been entered o, an
Ds programme has been pro, AIRED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-28
LOST AND FOUND.

OST-Icstcrday on Franklin ST.. n CHIID'S
~ BLUE FLANNEL NORFOLK JACKET.
suitable reward Will he pad for its return to this
olico sen1I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-28

W ANTED- !.a'lies, local or travelling won.
W dcriul entirely now speciality for ladies only
- I1ily easily made; no photo no painting; par
tculars free. Madam T. Y. LITTLE hoy 443
Chicago, Ill. sen20 T.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-28

"TI"" "PEkA HoUsE.-On Saturday night
.., ~ sAanghraun," written ~ thai sminenL
lie nr, ana q, smatist Dion Bouccault, will
-c;., ~ s""''d at the Opera House by Sc
" II ',,hlpany under the management OF
:e.,is',.' sargent. 1t is promised that the
accb.r;Sc scenery. including all the necessary
senf,'; u''a effects will be used in the pre-
anon OF the piece in this CITY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-28

WANTS.
Sunlac w anted.

Highest cash price paid for SUMAC in any
quantity ut McGRAW'S SUMAC MILLS, 3O:,
Ming street Aio%andria. Va. sep2S 2w
WANTED-A SETTLED WOMAN TO NURSE.
W Good wages and good home Apply at
."e "A"EfTE oilIre. sepo4 If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-28

- Vir..nia occasional showers, followed bv
: ",oIar weather and winds shifting to westerly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-28

COUNTY CoUET-I0dge d. VI. Chichester
pFc%dtng.-i Continuation Of yesterdays pro.
ccetings). The grand jury returned the fol.
/ lowing indictments: Com. VS.. VIM, Il. Free
man, naliciously cutting Horace Lewis with
intent to Kill, true bill Com Va. VIM G.
Johnston, for selling liquors without a Ii.
cense, true bill Com. vs.. Robt. Balar, for
breaking ana entering dwelling house, not
q true bill.
The grand jury, on the evidence of Justice
OF the peace }. ID. Nauck. brought in a pre-.
sentiment against justice of the peace Henry
lJrunimond and constable Isaac Green for
ohstructng public justice. The court or.
dered the commemorative attorney TO pre-.
pare an indictment thereon.
The bond Oft. 3. Johnston was renewed.
To-DAY's PRocEEDINGs.-The case of
Com. VS.. w. H. Bundy was called. The
prisoner moved to quash the Indictment and
demurred to tho same which the court
oVerrnled. The prisoder then !ilel his
special plea, to which the Commonwealth
entered demurrer which was sustained
Inc prisoner then pleaded not guilty trial
Ivy jury and verdict OF guilty of assault and
battery and prisoner fined five dollars and
costs
Bench warrants were issued against all
parties indicted for felony who had not been
previously recognized for their appearance
at court for trial
Court adjourned until Friday morning at
10 O'Clock.
POLICE REroRT.-Last night was clear
and warm with five prisoners and two lodp.
nrS at the station house. This morning the
Mayor disposed of the following cases:
Sarah Levi, colored, arrested by Officer
Brtnner Tor disorderly conduct was fined 81
Will James and Jerry Wright, tolored
tramps arrested by Lieut.. Smith and Off
GERS Bon'z and Grady, charged with vagran.
cy were ordered 10 leave the city.
Franci. Evans, arrested by Officer Sher-
wood for being drunk on the street, was re.
qnlred TO leave the city at once.
}. Is. Owens, arrested hv Officers Bettice
and Davis for disor,lerly conduct, was fined
a young man arrested by Officer Sher-
WOOD Tor dlsorderly conduct was dismissed.
n young man arrested by Officer Sher-
wood for disorderly conduct was fined 50.
Three coored boys charged with disor-
DERBY conduct in the market were fined 81
each.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge James Keith prc.
Mdtng.-Mamie G.. Hummelshine, VS.. Gregg
b. Hummelshine,, decree for divorce and
permission given plaintiff to resume her
maiden name of Edelin,.
Jas. Duncan vs. G. A. OrrisoD, suit to re.
cover money stake OH horse race; jury
and verdict for plaintiff for 500 with inter.
est.
}. f. Acker vs.. A. and F. r. r., continued
from yesterday, jury and verdict for defend
emf; motion for new trial overruled.
}. L. Gatewood vs.. A. and +. II. r. suit
fer $1,000 damage for being elected from
car; case given TO jury.
Catharinc Uhler vs.. John Lannon'S trus-
tees; death of defendent suggested and suit
revived against executors.
w. i. Lyes vs.. V. NJ. II. r. Co., suit for
damages for injuries received on account of
a broknn car; Jury and case in nrogress
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-28
Organs! EStey Pianos !

Headquarters for Estcy Organs and Pianos
AT GEORGE i. FRENCH'S BOOKSTORE.
Having secured the agency for the celebrated
ES'cy Organs AMI Pianos, we are prepared TO fur.
n'si them At lowest factory prices. Special new
styles just received and now on exhibition.
Instruments on easy monthly Payments thus
c'ahliis All TO purchase. Old instruments taken
III exchange for new ones.
Remember, the Estoy hiss the greatest reputa.
ton, largest number Of sales, is the musician s
choice, and is tho best.
We will offer special low prices to purchasers
until October lst. Call early and secure q bar
gam. Catalogues. circulars. cite, furnished FREQ
on aprilcation Every instrument warranted for
five years. GEORGE T. FRENCH
sepl6 % & 90 King street Alexandria va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-28

AL&NANnRIANS IN ST. Louis The pleas
"r"i The Virginia Temp!ar1 in IT. Louis
vi" greatly enhanced by the hind nl,i deli
a'r attention Of Sir Jordan W. Lambert
Z" A'rXAHhrm hoy who has risen Ia prom-
"r"'r IN hi1 adopted home, and il now,
""''hE We Young men. one Of the leading
I''"rh~ "i that tntcrpri. my city. Sir Lam.
"eFt was unrcmit,ing in his Efforts to pro
"''r Tie pleasure of all, but more especially
,'a' OF his Virginia friends |; :ejoced thu
"fa''' 81 his old associates and fellow Nir.
aA"i.- II hrn. The loudcSt words OF praise
''' htm irrir tho lips oil the ST. Louis
""'Shis, AMI I" see the instances of his stcrl-
"H BUSINESS qualities and his popularity
""OhS his fellow citizens The success Of
,'e magnificent reception given by Ascilon
Tr'NiMandriy at the rooms OF the Board of
'"'r, where more than 1000 knights an d
.","cS We're entertained in the most hospi-
''''' I"aMGer, was inrgeiv due to his untir-
~ 'heisy sud The eXuu-te ta.Io he dl7
t"Srd III the hail decorations, which were
'S>EneG entirely by him. Sir Lambert is Il
"%"agh NlrGinan, and his hospitality
o Wv. l"hIlc'y and in hi, delightful home
vas va, o. the tru" Virginia type, and the Al
'''r'AnS were indeed truly proud of him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-28

i"o! EArnEE.-The weather since sun.
n.y. -. ""S been extremely unreasonable, the
~'i curry in the thermometer keeping to Ia
H., INNER mark, and during oil this time
- ,SIaI office has diurnally presased cool
NJ, weather., which, to the discontinue Of
,'" ana beast. 'coIneth mott Ga the con-
i,~a me temperature has seemed to rise
,,,., The nights, too, are sultry, aud the
,, '.'",'''Ng music" cf mosquitoes around
oa ri'"'"S unprotected by nets keep the re-
so ,".ns anse busy. Though the heat is
n'asIy Intense for the latter part of
innf;.emoer, 1t should he remembered that
wing I''nS several Years in this decade warm
2o,a I'e' hAs been experienced in this month
my IN 1881, when throughout the entire
,nra s o"ys Of September the weather con-
,IaU 0eN 'orrld Rain is wanted in this Sec
,rn,i ana mitch anxiety ia manifested By
lon,SSS' as as The drought continues to be pro.
And 'H The shower OF Sunday was local
gas ~; snort duration, and while the dust
:ec,i" ''a IN certain parts of the city, in other
"' mere was but slight sprinkle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-28


on application Every instrument warranted for
1--we years GEORGE L. FRENCH
sepl6 ?3 & 90 King street, Alexandria. Va.
MAfoEs OFFICE, >
IVA Alexandria. Va Sent. Dist 1856.
All persons doing business for which a LICENSE
is required, and who have not paid, are hereby
notified to call III the Mayors Office rs longer in
dnlsrnce cannot he given.
sci'2l 1w JN0. r. sMoOT, Mayor.
{ COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
All persons engaged in selling BUTCHERS
MEATS, or those who intend doing So, will make
application for license without delay
GEORGE DUFFEY,
scpln toctl Commissioner of tho Revenue.
~ oTICE-oPEN UNTlL9rM.
We hereby Inform our customers that our store
Will be open until r. n, in order to give those
VINO cannot call during the day an opportunity to
canine our stock
sep2;s f. MILLER, SON eco
T'o MACHINIsTs AND FOUNDRYMEN-We
Il have on hand Mt - King, corner of ROYAL
street, a lot of BEREA GRlNDSTONES of sumo.
rior quality, amongst which are number of
largo size, Gx;G inches, suited Tor machine shops
For sale cheap
scp2T IT. CREIGHTON & SON.
WE OFFER special inducements i'm GUNS
w PISTOLS, SHELLS, &c. and OF her goods in
that lino Call and see at IS King. corner OF
| Royal street.
sep27 1T. CREIGHTON & son.
| A MOS Il. sLAYMAKER
~ Is Now RECEIVING
II IS FALL: GOODS
ana challenges comparison in prices and quality
| Wit, any AouGe here clsewhere sop25
| IAN ZEE FOUND some great bargains in home
! - hlte tASolMERES Tor men and boys at
sep41 A. SLAYMAKER
RES'r QUALITY CAMEL's HAIR SHIRTS aud
- DRAWERS at
scp27 A. II. SLAYMAK ER's.
4 FULL LINE OF TIE scot. sLAYMAKER
sep27 Alb. sLAYMAKER's.
IL SCARLET FLANNEL UNDERSHIRTs at
sep25 AMOS r. SLAYMAKER'S.
DREsERvING SUGARS of the best quality for
aug10 7. G MILBURN.
On BAGS CHOICE LA,tAUYRA COFFEE lust
~ reseiSsd hy
ic1d &c. NILBURN.
OK LARGE CEDAR TUBS received to-day and
Hc for sale low by
jy27 &c. M!LBURN.
! NLovER LEAF HOMELESS COD FISH ust
~ received by
fcb2;z /. e. MILRURN.
IMPORTED SARplSES, extra fine, received to-
l. day hy
anglo ]. C. MILBURN.
NK7OLFF'S ACME BLACkING
/ w for sale by
mh27 ]. D. II. LUNT.
I MEADE FROM FRESH LINES A full stock
IL received to-day at J. D. Il. LUNTS. aug21
, 1886-04-07

The charity fair opened last evening at
Keefe's hall and was largely attended by
our people and also by large numbers
from Fort Russell and Camp Carlin. The
hall was profusely decorated and adorned
with flags, pictures, emblems, flowers,
ETC.. and being well lighted presented a
fine appearance and resembled in some
degree at least the interior Of a palace.
The fair was the outgrowth of a move
ment commenced some time ago, in which
Mrs. Governor Warren and a number OF
other ladies' set out to see what could be
done in aid of the poor and suffering in
our city. The result was that a society
was organized, of which Mrs. Governor
Warren was chosen president. and Mrs.
r. N. Heath secretary and treasurer, and
this society at once went to work. In
their efforts in this direction they were
ably seconded by other ladies' who have
by their efforts made of the fair the
grand success which it proved to be last
evening.
The tables were tastefully arranged, and
were loaded down with flowers, fancy
work, confectionery, etc. and upon the
refreshment tables were found everything
which the market affords, and were pre-
sided over by those who took great pleas
ure in the work they had undertaken to
, 1886-04-07

The best place to buy your round up
outfits is at Cowhick 4 Whitcomb's.
They have the most complete line in the
West Of blankets, tarpaulins, slickers,
boots. etc, in fact everything you want,
and they guarantee all goods sold and Of
ter the best terms. They especially in.
vite your attention to their round up
suits-6ne all wool stylish goods fol
50, suit complete. The best suits from
$l2 to sIS, Examine their stock even il
you don't want TO buy.
, 1886-04-07
THE CRY
Unanimously opposed to selling or Giy-
Ing the park for a Capitol site.

A regular meeting of the city council
was held at 8 O'Clock last evening, Mayor
Reel in the chair. The following named
members of the council were present and
answered to their names: Murray, Riner,
Harrington, Keefe, Finnegan, Griffin,
Whitcomb, Moroney and Draper. The
minutes of the previous meeting were
read by the clerk and approved by the
council
A petition signed by numerous citizens
asking for a sewer on Warren avenue was
presented, read, and referred to an sp-
propriate committee. The report Of the
city sexton was received and placed on
file. A petition duly signed was received,
asking that a certain amount Of water be
taken from Lake Minnetonka for irrigating
purposes was received and referred to the
water committee, with power to act in its
discretion. A report from the chief Of
the fire department was received and
placed on file.
The report of City Marshal Schnltger
was received, showing that during the
last quarter he had collected the sui OF
sc, 443.03 monthly on liquor and water
licenses. The quarterly report of the
city clerk was also pr sented and read and
referred to the finance committee. The
report of City Treasurer Bergman was
also presented, reld and referred as above.
A petition was received asking for an
extension of the water system west on
Twenty-ffth street to Bent street. Re-
ferred to the water committe.
A communication was received from
the capitol commission regarding the
proposition heretofore made by the city
council rendering the city park as a capt.
tol site and asking whether the city will
sell block No. 202 within the park, and if
the same were to be purchased by the ter
ritoryr whether the city will open Central
avenue through the park.
Mr.. Harrington moved that the city do
not offer to sell block No. 202. The
motion was carried by a unanimous vote
The following bills we're presented, and
after having been referred to their ap-
propriate committees and being found
correct we're allowed aud warrants ordered
drawn on the treasurer for the several
,~n,pfa.
, 1886-04-07
..QUEENA."
Miss Hawthorne's Delightful Acting
Last Night.

Grace Hawthorne did as fine a piece of
acting last night as a Cheyenne audience
has ever seen, and yet the house lacked a
great deal of being as full as it should
have been. Had some woman with a
modicum of her real greatness been here
with a title and a gilt-edged heraldy, the
auditorium would not have been large
enough to hold the people. This is plain
talk, and it is a shame to Cheyenne that
it is true. The play of QHeend is a beau
tiful one and new in its character and
every part in it is well done by this com
pany. Mr.. Barringer as Walter HUT.
ington," arose to wonderful power in his
role. Mr.. Kelly, who by the way, is an
ex- alderman of Denver, and who has
taken a brief engagement with this com
pany to I'll the place of a member who is
i'll, had a grateful and pleasant part as
John Henry Wilkins, " a smart Ameri-
can in Paris, and he made the most Of 1t,
winning strong applause at many points.
Indeed. every member Of the company was
excellent, as before said, and Miss Haw-
thorne was rapturously recalled after sew
eal of her strong and brilliantly handled
situations. For the matinee this alter
noon Miss Hawthorne and company will
present the delightful comedy Fan.
chon, de Cricket, and this evening,
Olirer 7tcist, a dramatization Of Dickens
great novel. will be given in which Mis-
Hawthorne will play Nancy Sykes.
, 1886-04-07

Yesterday was the time set for the pre-
liminary examination in the first Of the
cases of the Territory of Wyoming VS..
Fred Hagerman, but for the reason that
a very important witness for the prose
cution could not be present yesterday, the
hearing was postponed until to day at 2
o'clock p. m. There will be several OF
these cases to be heard.
, 1886-04-07

A corner should be kept in the cup
board for ST. Jacobs oil. 1t cures rheum
atism.
, 1886-04-07

More trouble has arisen in regard to
Mrs. Lightfoot Her husband appeared
before one of the police justices yester-
day and asked fer some kind of process
to bring his wife back from Denver,
where he claims that she has gone again.
Many who have the opportunity to OBJ
serve are Of the opinion that the woman
il inanna
, 1886-04-07

There was another rush for the United
States land Office yesterday, and although
Messrs. v ilson and Garrard were not
kept quite as busy as the previous day,
vet upwards Of 5000 were paid in by
parties desiring to secure lands.
, 1886-04-07

There were fled for record yesterday a
warranty deed from the Union Pacific
Railway company to Charles Mcdonald
for lots 3 and 4. in block 200, lots 3 and
4. in block 300. lot !, in block s3i, and
lot /, in block <45, in the city of Chey-
enne consideration 81 .9O3. Also a war
ranty deed from j. X. Jeffrey to +.
Ashenfelter lots 3 and 4, in block l0e. in
the city of Cheyenne; consideration $70O.