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Brooklyn.


ivcrsors st. bet DcKalb & Wllloughby ayes, Br kyn.
In addition 10 the classes already operation the fo
lowing viii be started the beginning Of the next term
January 2 1889;
ART DEP ARTNFNT-Day and evening classes In free
hand architectural and mechanical draw ng 49,. 80
DEPARTMENT OF DOMESTIC SCIENCf-Casses IN
art embroidery. --. 49,. NM ,.-.
DEPARTMENT OF MECHANIC ARTS-ArernOon
classes in holwOrk and drawing evening classes IN
pentrv forging ana foundry practice.
PIONOGRAPHY AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
classes.
HYGIENE AND HOME NURSING-Afternoon and
evening classes.
VOCAL MUSIC on Tonic Sofia SNsten-Day ana
evening classes r. t. PRATT. secretary.
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ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Harrisburg Ptts6urg and the West with Pullman Palace
p m. daily New York and Chicago Limited OF Parloss
Dining smoking and Sleeping Nestbued Cars a. . ""
willlamsport Lock Haven, 100 M p. Cory and
Erie a. p M, connecting as Cory for Titusviile
For Lebanon, 100 20 M and II rs H SsiN;,,
~ 200 a, ~ ! :oo 200, and 100 D. H. suha''S'
Baltimore Washington South Limited Wash;
s s% yMitS 10 Dining Say a. 20 @ arrive Wishing
sgEaay G:i5 and 90 a m. 80 and 100 p m. and
For iiisntic city and Cape May. 100 week days
A'f ions Via railway and il6oy 10 - 90 noon
20 ant 90 P m, or Sgn psyt . 40 D. H. anu ~"
r. ph "a and NoifoiE Railroad 90 daily via Bati
tfaln, at Jersey City arordng speedy and direcs
tran or for R'ookvi. travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Fxnress trains leave New-York via Desbrosses ana
Cortlandt Streets Ferries, as follows: "a ,.-, =
20 20 8 9 20 Chicago Limited. With Dining Car
n6 30 10 % va 5o 30 @'ea o. Pa 80 80
5 90 and 9 100 p. and IL rs night Accommo'
saSn % fxD S9a II ~ Is 80 Lm na 90
a. m. A, 80 > 9. 6 80 g and p NJ and l2:1s
Trains leaving NewYork daily except sunday at s 90
and T." 90 D. N. on Sundays connect at Trenton fOr
TeS Nos 35 sd9 and s9 94 to Bfsadwa z.
and BgGyn Annex s20n rSS5 9t F TeS
onr Se o New YorE Transfer Company viii call for and
check bargage from hotels and residences yvoon
NiA General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
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Good Ordinary .

Good Ordinary ~ SSTiSstIrg 0 Si6
The speculative market developed moderate degree
NJ activity at rather guar prices lazy salr' "es
~ an ai,ance OF . points The nmness, however soon
Voc away and realizing set IN, based on heavy rcg'pS
n, SOW Orleans AMI Opposed foreign adNlces f'hdi
Goure, a.. -a4 points lower than yesterday. SaicS,
"a tOD hale
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CHORE LINE-ALL RAIL ROUTE-FOR
- Dosfon Providence, Newport and the East Express
trains lelyC Central station Tor PI0ydence ana Bos-
80, 4. "a n m l b. m. Limited Express at p.
tDining carr; Night Express IL 80 p. m, daily.
Nor Nenport at , a N. dlI D. m. Palace Parlor Cars
ar Sleeu.ns Cars all Express trains
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Danrin9 Academies.

A LIEN DODWORTH no. eS1 FIFTH AVENUE
~ ClI,ses ana private lessons now 0p.h
Glasses fOT gentlemen VIII coDmcHc, Dec
For terms &c, send 2cent stamp Tor c-rcular
Subscription cazs for former pupils VIII commence On
Saturday NUnlig. January -
A LEX ANDEH MACGRFGORS. los WEST 55THST.
~ Private lessons and cla-.., IN dancing daily
classes fOlJnng Immediately after IN holidays
Hall for private entertaiDments.
A -CARTfERS Dancing Academy, 80 jth-aye., De.
~. 18th ana 14th SIS private and class lessons
all h0urs; lady assistants special terms for clubs ana
families; classes attended, city country walt taught
rapidly; evening; terms moderate.
IL TRNANDO'S ACADEMY. iO2 East 55th-st Bank
i Buiding). A school for Dancing Department and
Cslistheno Exercises. Glasses forming. send for
circular
MIR. TRENORs, BROADWAY 32D-ST,
w Is the Leading Fashionable DANCING School OF y Y.
Lessons and Circulars.
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Musical instruction.
Art Schools.

ID ANJo and GUITAR taught In twenty private lesson
- with or without the aid Of notes HENRY u DOi
son, 1,27o Broadmay bet. 32d and $50 SIS
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NJ RS LOUISA Il. CULVER will resume he classes,
wi from October % In Drawing Oil and Watercolor
Painting, Stn Life, Flowers and Landscape CHINA PANT
'"e ~ No os WTST 23D-ST
Rcferences: Nj. d. Huntington. President Natonal
Academy o. Design Mr.. William Hart, ~ A. Nj James
NJ uar. y. A. Mr.. David Johnson, N A.
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TAPAN-CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL. AND ORIENTAL.

Steamers leave san IA cisco follows:
RFLGIC. Saturday January 3.
ARABIC Thur sday, January 81.
OCEANIC. "Wednesday February 13.
GAELIC. saturday March y.
Superby Apponted--superior ACCOMMODATIONS
Reservations Doe made by letter telegraph TO. and
cabin plans PSI and 339 Broadway. New York,
Room "a Railroad Building san Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD President.
II GOODMAN. General Passenger
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DAcIrIC NIAIt- sTEAMsuIp CONLpANN,S

I INES FOR CALIFORNIA. JAPAN CHINA
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO
From New York pier foot ~ Canal-st. y Il.
For Francisco via the Isihmus OF Panama.
CITY OF PARA sails Monday. Dec. 81. noon.
From San Francisco lst aud Brannan Sta.
For China AMI Japan
CITY OF PEKING sails Tuesday. Jan. II, p. m.
For freight passage and general information apply az
corranys onlce on the pier foot ~ Canal-st.. y T.
II. ]. BULLAN. SupeInIe nlent.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

" Trains leave Chambersst. Station week days 70
Englewood Tenafy. Closer, Spsrkill and Nyack, 80
- 90 10 and II 80 a m rs 80 T. a so. 10
T. % 80 m 4, 7 AS m Additional trains 70 Cross
XII and way 40 a. m. and 80 D. m
'For Manuel Spring Valley. Monsey and Tallmana
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TNMAN LINE U. S. and Royal Mail Steamers

L FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
From Pier 43, foot Of Christopher St. New York.
CITY OF BERLIN .......-.. saturday. January g.
CITY OF CHESTER. Saturday. January 49, 80 a
OHIO ........-. furiay. February 30
CABIN PASSAGE, $40 and upward. SECOND
CABIN. Outward. $50 ana $50 prepaid. f35 STEER
AGE, $50. PIER WRlG 1T SONS General Agents,
6 ROWLING GiEEN. Y. Y.
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STEAMSHIP co

~ "aTSfif.Wi.i.KLY LINE FOR SAVANNAH.
From New Pier 35 y. r. foot Of Spring-st
SIS. CITY or SAY ANNAU. saturday Dec % 3 D. m
s. TALIATASS E............. Tue day Jan J. 10 m
s.. CITY OF AUGCSTA..----. Thursday, Jan 3 p.
S. NACDOCH i4I........-...- ~aturdav Jan D. d.
Connecting Win Central Hallway Of Ca and Sayanuah
FLORIDA south Carolina, Alabama and Louisiana Unsur
passed accommodations. Frsrcass Table d'Iotc. For
freight ANIL passage apply to -
v. H. RIIFrT, j. d. UASHAGEN
Gen'l Az. Sav'h East Freight T.. Agt =. i. and w.
Line, 317 Broadway R'way POI Broadway
r. L. WALK FR. Act. ocean s. Co, New Pier 49, NJ r.
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Steamboats,.

A SO TO BOSTON
~ FOR TIRS1-CLAsS LIMITED TICKETS,
FAKES REDUCED.
FALL RIVER LINE
Redqeton 70 all points, Steamers BRISTOL and
at 80 p m week days only Sunday trips viii be re-
Brooklyn JERSEY City D. IN. steam heat I'm
staterooms AN ORCHESTRA OH each steamer through
Tickets and htatcrOoms secured
transfer and ticket Offices. Pier 2s steamers
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DED STAR LINE.

IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing from New York and Antwerp weekly.
RITYNLkN SATURDAY, JanulrY D = a. m
WESTERN saturday January L. . 80 y.
Cabin rates First Cabin $50 and upward. Excursion
800 and upward Second Cabin $40. Excursion, az and
$50 Steerage at low rates.
PETER WRIGHT & SONS Gen'l Agts.. w'ing Green:
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WHITE STAR LINE.

w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
GFRMANIC Capt. Irving Wednesday. Jan. 80 a.
.ADRIATIC, Capt. Cameron Wednesday Jan O. noon
BRITANNIA Cant Pafse. Wednesday. Jan. 10. 3 D. IN
CELTIC Capt DAWSON . wednesday Jan %, 10 a. m.
From White star Dock foot OF West lOthst
Saloon and 400. Steerage from 20
the Old Country 800 "A limited number OF second cabin
passengers carried these steamers outward $50 and
s35 prepaid s35: excursion 500 Company once. No
Al broadway New-York. j BRUCE ISMAY AGENT
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Eal,E. RAlLWAIwIiSket Offices aoi Ms: 81

ERIE RAILWAY Ticket Offices, 401, BIT,
I'm and 957 Broadway 1882 Bowery 1877 Westst
battery Place, Chambers and 23d Street ferries New
YORK 3Jl ana 1873 tutOnsL, brooklyn; l07 Broadway.
Williamsburg; Newark and Hudson UoboSen;
end New station, jersey CITY Tickets and Paoc
transfer OF baggage be obtained Express trains
leave -3i St minutes earlier than time shown from
.hanbers-st. local Trains % 10 minutes earlier.
a. 80 a sunday y, Day Express, Pullman
BuneC Drawing Coaches Buffalo.
10 80 a. days, Paor Car Bnghamton Oswego.
Flmra, Coming and ll0melsvillc.
Sold Pullman train. Day Buffet Sleeping Coaches %
Buffalo, Niagara lail-' .ieveand Chlcagq Clhelhhau'
and ST. LOUIS. No extra charge for last time. ,,
80 D. NJ every c.ay, Chicago EApless." Pullman
Sa@9' Cne i ana C"ca Gag 30 30 10 80 IA
$50. o. 0.io, 80, 2, 7 80, o. 10 80. - night
Pai.af as 8 4 sSl6 ilo ~ g. 10 80 $3.50 s.
$40. . 30 T. 80, . 70 go. II night =. ,oon
$9 i 80 49, 3 So 3 a.. 10 3D. -
~ and Paterson "a Newark-5 40 ESQ, s. 80.
TO- II $50 Q. m p 80 20 4 90. 30 D :oo o2o'
md ,: ~, TO- - n .i5 go 30 30 10 g.
- r so ) 80, Is. 40, 80, Z. 8. 10 80. IL night
surern Local 4 10 80. 3d. 10 30 a. m. l. q L. D.
49, 6.lO 8 30, = . 10 30, X, n,gLo
NoS burg 80. 9 10 49, % M 49, s 90 bniso
i,9oWu and Port Jeryls, 40 80. o. 10 80 m
80, 80. 5, :, > 80 T. m ,- : % IN On -. -
suIG AZ s. a. g. 30 80 o u 30 - night Newark
Bl1nch, . a.. be-. . 30 3 30 10 y. IN
EXPRESS trains West arrive in New-fork At 40
and II 55 and 10 80 y. n . ,..r,.,.n
" Conf Sut5t General Passenger Agent
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Bows and Young Men--Country.

Bows and Young Men Country.
"A. BRYANT School g miles from y. Y, over:
sS9s English % con H1x
ton under Eradpa!e od a. suam Sosrps hSpy
to sGE tSRSHE' BRu6E coRTETYoU, Principal
, LExANDER INSTITUTE, Military Boarding School,
Principal, o. r. Willis, 4. NJ, Phi. D
A NEW ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR Of swIIHIN Q:
BOYS SENT FREE
L. LMwooD SCHOOL FOR Bofs-At Milford Conn.,
win do Ts profit x 9' n nG% G sHp
''u rev y'1i g. o' d S2t 1f sung M Principal
HTTULAND MILITARY ACADEMY, wolcestcr,
IL Masiss~classcal scientific business Primary De,
psrmens strict discipline ana none ne SSe jr WeAs Nm
Head Master
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown.on Hudson, offers un.
sda parents se'RS % s.
I EFFERsoY PARK, ACADEMY. rll, ,s,s% No Jm
yea, one or sTS and care Superior New
N ySo r6 Esa i b H97 so
Beautiful Country Home Training Thorough In
frue'on l Rfy ~if 0aff A. NEwBoLD Principal
ID ARK AVENUE INSTITUTE, BRlDG Er0kL Conn Ii,
Excellent hone schGq. ioi ooh sr,ps sept To- ISIS
For circulars address p HOMES. \ NJ. Principal.
L Chester Pa Twenty-seyenth session. loooo9'
MILITARY COLLEGE
Civil Engineering Chemistry, Architecture Arts.
thoioushy 9GlSS2nIesl FigP fY STT Prcsiaent
- oBBINs SCHOOL Norfolk. Conn Home school school
rrnee,oS tolagsa ali The best college, and cieRthc
schools Instruction vigorous ana thoi9ush Inc hyrs
from Ncw-York. Terms 800 The highest reference
given and REQUIRED.
Address i0' i New JANIS A. TowLE. Principal.
nNHE PEEKSKILL MILITARY ACADEMY Peek~
-
VIEULAND PceA,An, \. "a boarding 9l school f''
boys PleeRres f9i ,G8essTgfS6,9 II p
f EA6WARD +. NFl;EsAitSoNS b g. Principals
f5s Kew 55a AHs sf F cL i,7az.4 T.
men hoFous9y dtei fog ne 6.s coll F pai .Sao oeS
sSe5 5ayntses Of healu acaioa aoue comforts n
class eacneT' h9roG s S " Ji boys to con-
eAtous parents looking t0r sc G {THntuctio9 Even
in physics ana Chemistry. Tho twenty second year viii
begin sept IL
w H flGsf for Boy secc thorough successful
E'A' PaT Hc 81 yeas chIGB fEv 4 tEnga
fh4NOAFA AIS u. w. BIGNEY, Phi. d.
For Young Ladies Country.
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ENGLEwooD,
- heypens ssP am,ted 70 aal WdesGe o5
and Smith on our eerdlc e., ADALINE W STERLING
HOME and DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, THE ELMs'
L Springfield Mass, Miss Porter, principal. Pupils
admitted 10 Vassa Wellesley and Smith on our certificate
quincy method for children
DARK PLACE SCHOOL,
Batavia, N. Y.
The second half yearly term of 1883 and 1850 VIII open
'"'' 49, '0''' MISS Nj. j. sTEPHENs
V,HE FALL TERM Of Park Place School, Batavia
N. Y, will open September 6 1883 For catalogues
N'''''' Miss MARY J. STEPHENS, Principal
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lNUION LINE.
" UNITED STATES MAIL STEA' Frs.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND INERPOOLL
Pier g, n. r.. foot Of king-st.
WYONT siay January l. 30 a.
ARIZONA Tue ,day. January 3 30 a.
WISCONSIN siay. January Is, 80
NFNA Tues lay JanulrY - a. u
WYOMING TUESDAY February > ; 80 a. m
Cabin passage $50 $50. $50 and 800. Second Cabin,
$50 and *35 Storage. 500
A. VI. UNDERHILL { CO.. 3j Broadway, n. Y.
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BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND EAST.
I'D Via


Tho Inside Route Reduced Fares Reclining Chairs
Free OF Charge.
steamers STONlNGTON aud MASSACHUSETTS
leave New Pie- &c. North River one block above Canal
ST., at 80 y. connecting with following trains Frst
train leaves steamer at arrives in Boston a m
Express at 80 a arrives Boston 45 IN . later
Express at 55 a m. arrives Boston at 10 .35 a m
Passengers have choice OF Express trains
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THE EVOLUTION
OF THE
FERRY-BOAT.

BY s. BAYARD DoD. A four-paee supplement-
with illustrations. in HARPERs WEEKLY. pub
nshed to-day. 90 pages Of illustrations and read
ing matter 10 cents For sale by booksellers and news
dealers. Subscription. "a 90 year.
Published by HARPER & BROTHERS. New.York.
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NORWICH LINE.
~ ,Eayorite inside route; Fares reduoe1 To Boston
sS; Worcester, 81 so Corresponding reduction 10 all
points East steamers leave Per 40. North River foot
Of Wsttss next pier above DcsbTossossL erIY daily
Sundays excepted at 80 .. m Tickets and
secured at principal ticket ofices IN NeN-Yofk and
Brooklyn. oace pier and
Westcotps Express VIII call for and check baggage
from hotels ana residences g. w. BRADY, Agent
NEW HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck-slip
~ (Pier 25 Il. RI at m. and II D. m. fSundays
ceped) Steamers srriys IN time for early trains Rorh
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Single copies 35 sold everywhere. This is the
subscription season. TIE CENTURY costs 81 year,
and subscriptions taken by booksellers remittance
may made (by check, draft, money order
or1er) TO the publishers,
THE CENTURY CO., 33 East 7th-st., n. Y.
, 1888-09-21
Never Give Up.

Ii you suffer with asthma, bronchitis,
or any other disease of the throat or
lungs. nothing can surprise you more
than the rapid improvement that will
follow the use of Santa Able. Ifyou are
troubled with catarrh and have tried other
medicines, you will be unable to express
your amazement at the marvellous and in
Simultaneous curative powers of California
Cat-R-Cure. These remedies are not SC.
cret compounds, but natural productions
of California. Sold at 81 a package;
three for 81. so and guaranteed by DR.. w.
n. Hunt.
, 1888-09-21
AFTER THE COWARD.
The Murderer OF Vain and Strong
Has Been Located.
The Infamous Wretch Between
Laramie and RaWlins.
Sheriff Stirling and a Posse on the
Trail.

Carbon and Albany county officers be-
lieve that they are very close on the trail
of the inhuman wretch who murdered S.
Morris Waln and Chas. Livingstone
Strong near the Pick ranch last July.
1t is positively asserted that he left
this morning.
This forenoon Sheriff Stirling, Albany
county, was the recipient of a telegraphic
message from Sheriff High, at Rawlins,
advising him to keep a sharp lookout for
a man about 40 years old, five feet, ten
inches in height, with a six week growth
of sandy beard, and wearing a white
SLOUGH hat, light coat and vest and blue
pants.
Later a second dispatch urged Mr..
Sterling to at all hazards effect the arrest
Of a man in a box car forming a portion
Of freight train No. IS. This time the
Albany official was told that the much
desired man was the murderer Of Vain
and Strong. This statement was supple
mented with a caution to approach the
suspect carefully, as he was fully armed.
To a Boomerang reporter Conductor
Oliver, who was in charg, of the train,
said 1--WE do not know the name of
the murderer, but eve know that he
boarded u train after we left Rawlins
at 2 o'clock this morning. He had been
described to us. and as soon as we found
him in a box car we recognized him by
the description. We fastened him in,
and he was still in at Cooper's lake tank,
but a little later we missed him and
found that he had escaped through a side
door"
Sheriff Stirling read his telegram de.
scribing the man, and Oliver, without
hesitation, said: That's the man be-
yond the possibility of a doubt. We fur
nished him a lunch, so that he could
remain in the car, but he must have sus-
pected something and jumped from the
train while it was running"
Later it was learned hat the murderer
was seen in a saloon at Rlwlins Wednes-
day, but at the time his identity was not
known. An hour or two afterwards. how.
ever, 1t was ascertained who he was, but
he had secreted himself. The entire town
turned out to assist in the search, and the
streets were patrolled all night, but all to
no purpose.
Sheriff Stirling is after the supposed
murderer with a posse. He will doubtless
be captured.
, 1888-09-21
A kILLING AT RoNGIs.
ELI Signor Saves His Own Life and
Kills Chas. Davis.

Special Dispatch to The Leader.
RAwLINs, Sept. 2o.-Eli Signor, keep
er of the Rongis stage station. a road ranch
on the Sweetwater, about midway be-
tween this place and Lander, killed Chas.
Davis in the bar room there to-day.
Davis, who aspired to be a bad man,
drew a six shooter on Signor, who was
behind the bar. The latter grasped his
assailant's wrist and the bullet lodged in
the ceiling. Signor then produced his
own gun and shot Davis through the
heart.
Signor is postmaster at Rongis, well
known in Carbon and Fremont counties,
and is liked by everyone.
The local editor of this paper is well
acquainted with Mr.. Signor, and can
vouch for the truth of the preceding par
agraph.
, 1888-09-21
POINTS.


D. MacPhee, is in from the ranch.
Judge NJ. c. Saufy is an Inter Ocean
guest.
L. R. Elliott; Manhattan, Kan, is in
town.
A. II. Swan is home from a two weeks
trip to the east.
A. D. Kelley made a business trip to
Greeley yesterday.
Roadmaster Delaney returned from
Laramie yesterday.
d. Sheedy, the Denver banker, is up
from Colorado's capitol.
1t is expected that Rev. D. L. RAIDER
will be home next Sunday.
Phillip Dater is expected to return
from the east this evening.
o. B. Ramey, the Pacific express
agent, has returned from Omaha.
E. A. Page, formerly of this city,
sailed on last Wednesday from New York
for South America. where his father has
some heavy railroad contracts.
Champagne cocktails at Gold Room
bar.
, 1888-09-21

We desire to say to our citizens that for
years we have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption, DR..
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters and have never
handled remedies that sell as well or that
have given such universal satisfaction.
We do not hesitate to guarantee them
every time and we stand ready to refund
the purchase price if satisfactory results
do not follow their use. These remedies
have won their great popularity purely
or their merits. DR.. w. N. Hunt, drug
gist.
, 1888-09-21

A book on the club cup race has been
posted at the Inter Ocean pool room.
The odds are as follows
2 to / against Deronda.
3 to l against Spider.
8 to l against st. Halma.
3 to l against Little Owl.
3 to l against Endebar.
4 to l against Frederick.
4 to l against Nellie Bly,.
5 to against Trouble.
As will be seen DeIonda is the favor
lite, Spider, st. Halma, Little Owl and
Endebar second; Frederick and Nellie
Bly, third, and Trouble the tail ender.
A Paris mutual box is to be opened for
this race to-day or tomorrow.
, 1888-09-21

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or in case of failure a
return of purchase price. On this safe
plan you can buy from our advertised
druggist a bottle of DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery for consumption. 1t is guaranteed
to bring reliet in any case, when used for
any affection of throat, lungs or chest,
such as consumption, Inflammation of
lungs, bronchitis. asthma, whooping
cough, etc, etc. 1t is pleasant and agree
able to taste, perfectly safe and can al
ways be depended p Trial bottles
free at DR.. w. n. Hunts drug store:
, 1888-09-21
TOWN TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked UP
Throughout the City.

The maximum temperature yesterday
was 740, minimum, SO.
A carload Of stoves left this city yester-
day for the Douglas market.
Season tickets for the territorial fair are
now on sale at Rhodes & Troxelrs.
Rhodes & Troxell make a liberal offsr
to the ladies interested in the cup races.
Horsemen, attracted by the fair, con-
tinue to arrive daily with trotters and gal
lopers.
The Cheyenne delegation to the Grand
Lodge K. of p. returned from Carbon
yesterday.
The Inter Ocean Hereford Association
made a cattle shipment from this point
Wednesday.
Fine felt children's hat worth 81 and
$3.50 for Is cents at Whitcomb x Co.'S
closing sale.
Judge Brown of Laramie and Delegate
Carey addressed the Gem City Republi-
can club last evening.
Underwear worth 81 and IS for 81 and
So at Whitcomb & Co.'S closing sale. The
stock must be closed out as soon as pos
sible.
The Episcopal Sunergae will give a hop
at Library hall this evening. Admission
so cents. No invitations have been is
sued.
Boys noutra fur caps worth SO for 81;
gentlemen ~sIseal caps will be sold fifty
cents on the dollar at Whitcomb & Co.'S
closing sale.
Frank McGuire's Blue beat Bob
Marsh's Lady Alice" in a 500 yard dash
at Laramie yesterday. The match was
for $3.50 a side.
John Brown, who created a disturbance
on West Eighteenth street Wednesday
night, was fined the usual amount in JUS
tees court yesterday.
Judge W. f. Lee has anticipated the
result of the presidential election by usir g
his Harrison and Morton badge for a
sleeve button and concealing the lettered
side.
Williams, the man who killed Desper-
ado Sam Brown at Hartville last week,
arrived from the north last evening. His
version of the affair was published in
Sunday mornings LEADER.
At his tonsorial parlors opposite the
post Office, t. W. Ashford is now well
equipped to meet the wants of his custo-
mers and the public generally. With his
two accomplished assistants he is prepared
to give perfect satisfaction to any one in
need of his services.
W. o. Owens, surveyor for Albany
county, recently made a trip over the
Cheyenne & Northern. He tells the
Boomerang that this branch is a bonanza
for the Union Pacific people, and the re-
gion travcrsed by it a splendid one with
bright prospects.
, 1888-09-21

E. j. Wagner, for years the leading
Laramie clothier, has gone under. Last
Saturday he transferred his business to a
brother in St. Louis by bill of sale.
Wednesday afternoon the stock was at
tached by Sheriff Sterling on behalf of
out of town creditors, whose claims .ag-
gregate 81, 29S.l7, with returns incom-
nlete.
, 1888-09-21
Courts.

Griffith VS.. Griffith, application for d.
vorce; decree issued upon payment of
costs by plaintiff.
McGregor VS.. Talbot, judgment rem
dcred for plaintiff in the sum of S237. So;
exception taken.
The sale of a certain estate by Receiver
Van Tassell to Danl. Ullman was ap-
proved and confirmed by the court.
SUPREME.
Ben f. Garter VS.. The Territory. On
motion of Carriers legal representative,
John Chas. Thompson, this case was set
for hearing at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
The case of Corey VS.. Corey was sent
back to the district court.