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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Market
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York Stock Market, as reported BY special
wire To Corsop and Mccartney. l4lo street
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LIME BUILDING LOT ON RHODE ISLAND AVE
fMHk rsEITEEETT E9SEFTHEEfSIqH AND FIJI
ON rU TftATy AsaERHP2 pxy n MAtFGMx THIR-
We will sell in front of the premises,
PART LOT 10, SQUARE al,
ming back that width depth of about 125 feet f:n
This lot Ia improved by . small brick dwelling .2I
chasing and not ready % build At viii thus have
revenue The situation the best In the city.
Ter1ns: $1,000, with per cent interest from day Of
sale, TO remain on the property until May 18th. 1859;
the balance vi the purchase nsoey cash depoeit Of
$500 required at time of sale: oonveyancinG kc at
purchasers cost. Terms to be COMPLIED With in ten
cost Of the defauitng purchaser after Ave days pub
lie notice OF such resale in some newspaper pubshed
mild DUNCANsON Bros, Auet..
er THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account of the weather until TUESDAY, TWEEN
mhI4-d DIJN(ANE RISilS Aucfs
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'noMAs DowLlNG' Aucnoneer
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. ON THE LAST SIDE OF TH1R:
TENTH STREET, BETWEEN AND F
ssT8kETs spi BElNG THE lc EAApS2AE FIy5s
THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
, BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of
the DISTRICT Of OslpTbaa. pssssd on DECEMBER I'm
al. Equity No. l0s6s Docket q. the 1ndersigned
s sR,s snfs!sl EN- Y
the following described real estate situated in the city
q Washington, District Of Columbia to wit: Part Of
Lot nine CO., in square %we hundred and ninety
tz90). contained within the following metes and
bounds, to wit beginning for the same at point on
the east line OF 18th street. and at the northwest
ner Of said los ntnst md running thence east one
hundred (1OO) feet, thence south twenty (20) feet,
thence west one hundred 400 feet thence north
wardly twenty 800 feet along said sest line Of 9Th
street to the place of beginning containing two thou
sand square feet OF ground less and improved
b. hsndeeDe hss-stofy BRICK dwslliaG.
Terms OF sale a. prescribed by the decree third
OF the money in cash. the balance in and
two in equal payments for which the notes Of
the purchaser must be gwen to bear Interest from the
date Of and secured deed Of trust on the prop
erty sold or all cash. st the purchasers option. AL
conveyaneng at purt hsserss cost dsposft Of $3.50
is required at time q sale the terms of sale not
complied with within ten days the Trustee reserves
the fEht 70 resell the property at the risk and cost Of
GEOk0E e. HAMILTON Trustee,
mhl6-dkds Sun lSuilding. 4 st. NV.
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GEN. D0ulaageR Believed.
IN Is SAID 10 HAVE VISITED PARIS TWICE N pIi
0UlaR.

HI Is SAID 10 HAVE VISITED PARIS TWICE N DIS
0UlaI.
The Paris Journal ODlctel publishes decree de-
pFivfng Gen. DuuiAnger Of his command for breach
OF discipline In visiting Paris three times without
permission. The Journal O0acsei says that Gen.
Boulanger came 20 Paris on February "a. again
on March g, and again on March 10 without per-
misAoa from the war o1nca The last two tiu,eS
It sayA he ives IN disgalse, WEARING dark specta'
cles ana affecting lAmenesa The paper 0wells on
the seg1ous nature Of such broeches Of discipline
BY general ofncer. II further says that report
placing Gen. BOulanger on the non-active list by
depnving him Of his present commnnd has beer
approved by President Carnot
TIE eEEERAL6 IxcuR.
Gen. Boulanger sent . dispatch TO Deputy Ia
guerre, saying that II be went 70 Paris n was only
in order To see his wife, who was seriously III and
that Gen. LOgerot, the war mtnlster, new hi
reason for wishing 70 60 but refused him ieave q
absence, although commanders OF other corpI
were constantly going vttAout authority. @B6l
the country WIN NOT Be deceived" he adds; 81
win perceive that this blow has been levelled O.
account 0f the result OF the electaouAn ca
nDulanger den1es that - I'D any han1 = -
electt0nA Never, for any consideration, wUun y
! Esyublic.
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- hE 0EnUlnE 4uPORTkD
ca Ri BAD SPRUDEL wATER
sPRUDEL SALT
NATURES WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR Liver
AND KIDNEY DISEASES.
PERFECT CURE
Constipation. Govt Rhsumstism. Dishetes, and all
Diseases Of the Stomach
beware Of tnitAtiona
N has given me better satisfaction than anything
which have evsr ussd"-Prof. ssegsn University Of
Vienna
g" have used it for years with remarkable succes"-
Prof Hlawazek.
Write for Dr. Toboldt's lecture an Carlsbad Water
end Salt read before the ninth international Medical
Congress- mailed free upon application
EIsNER MENDELSON CO.. Sole Aeents Bar
clay ST. New York. js2-m,wkf
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w ANANAKER'a

w ANAAAkERA
Book is no better because you se tfor fair price
but you're tsy to feel bster when know the price
was fsir.
MONEY SAVED
On Books is good money saved on anything. One
Of the easiest things 70 save too you only have
care.
AZ WANAMAKEke more Books are sold over the
counter than In any other house between the ooeans
Timely works on Agriculture and HORTICULTURE: .
largo assortment of French Books: Ssasides aud
Franklin Squares; Standard and Miscellaneous works.
bound and unbound and almost any printed thing
that proper people read.
The prices are siwsys fair and any getabls Book IL
therSer will be got.
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EoR KESTzIuRNIsHEp.

Is'Oh hESI-1ChSlSHED
II Msrp-ar Thomas Circle ora. all m Liz mo 5000
ism st. above D.YSn: Cirrle- i0r. all m H.. no
INECkNlSHED
Dupont ftrr.e. IL roma all mod inns n I 40
lslb -. auSNr DtilCni lOr- mod
Il@t sst NV. eoI l2sh St, 10 rooms 50
49, eth St nv. ~ rOoni-. all mod imp. so
sO1 sth - NV. 10 rooms all mod. imps........ 90
- 20 18th sf- NV. IL rooms so
rs 9TH 81 n-e- rOolns and cellar. all mod Imps IS
.'sjO a. n rooms, AL mod imps ....... 81. so
= lS "a ct sr al mod imp- 20
.O3 u 1t. sr. sll moi ps ............. %
TYLER RUTHERF0RD.
iA2s-ss' 1907 u. ".
Lon RENT-A NEAT GROOM BRICK HOUSE
u with s~icru iIuproyeiuea newly papered: s34
4 Aey at $40. sI q in advance. Owner al BIS
.fh 81 n Elk.Blm
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BOOK NEWS.

How little the title OF Beck tells yeu! Even II you
zee eli the Books, how nAny have you time to get
at the inside Of!
That ia where BOOK NEWS will serve you a good
turn. We send it out once month a-brim with just
what you want to know Of the latest Books and the
gossip Of the Book world Blythe best Judgment II the
best judges it tests the new Books aud ssys why this
Book should be read and that skipped
With each number sa author portrait. &c., SOC. O
year.
JOHN wANAMAKER,
d17-6m Philadelphia.
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THoAAs BOWLING. AncrOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY PFC .rlR BEING NO. TAG TWENTIETH

BY virtns Of q deed OF trust dated November -
14th. 1855, Gnd duly recorded IN Idier j l1a (ssE
folio 81 ct seq. one Of the land records of the
District Of Columbia and by direction Of the party
oi tine Rrsnisss: on sATuRpAx MARCH TMEATY-:
FOURTH. 1ShS. at HALF-PASr -FOUR O'CLOCK
?. NJ. the following described property. situate
in the City Of ,washinxton. d. G., and known
as part OF lot No Is in square No. 100, beginning for
the at the Of said lot and running
thence north Along Goth street west nineteen feet
thence north SIX feet eihf inchss thence thirty
nine feet ten inches thence south twenty i've feet
Of beeinninx. together with the improvements which
consist of two-stcry aud basement frame residence
being No. 1l&6 10Th street northwest.
Terms OF ssse; One third cash; balance in six and
trust the property sold, all cash, at the pur-
chssers option; al recordfng snd conyeynneing at
at time Of SALE terms not complied with in
days the property Will be resold u isk and cost Of
ms,aa.a. s9aM { kiIKK]EESeE Trustees
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wEscoTT Il WILCOX.

lvDR RENT-I2 9TH ME- DOORS FROM r.
II Capitol a. and two lines Of cars: nice seven room
house; hall. gas and bath; large yard Apply 3IJ
Isna NV. mh7- f0ts
I,oR AENT-THREE NEW FOUR ROOM BRICK
II Dwellings ON Capitol Hill Pc nsylysnis ave-
,ue- Reri. $40 each Apply 20 W. +. HELM. l4s4
view York ave-. mhI2-t3t
l,OR RENTO Or sAIE-NEwTHREE- STORY NINE
II room House. 18th n-eL well built; desrsbly 10
Cafed mod imps furnare srste cellar, large closets
Apply Z" OWNEk- 5Vi Stanton Place opposite.
f.,O-lws
NOR CONFERENCE.-THE 2IsT " W.; IL
II EOoms. $50 Irr month
BEAI.I- BROWN & CO..
mhlO-lN 1921 + At NV
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NERVES. Nrnvrss
What terrible visions this little word brin before
the eyes Of the nervous.
HIADAcHE. NEURALGIA.
INDIGESTION. sLxEPLEGsxRss.
NERVOUS PRosrRATIoN.
All stare them in the face. Yst al fhsss aUyou
troubles can be cured By using
PAINKs CELERY COMPOUND.
For ths Nervous. the Debflitased. the Aged.
~ THIS GREAT NERVE TONIC
ADo contains Tho hE remedies for diseassd conditions
Of the Kidnsys. LIVER and BLOOD. which
always aoco@pany nerve troubass
Dtuzetic. That b whyit
CURES WHEN OTHERS FAN.
eIo0 Bottls. Send for I'm psrticnlasa
WELLS RzozARDsoHH co, Rsssssssar4
8 1urliastsa. "
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucs,oneer

ssha Of fG safEEa saA A
HSSai$S sZ $IHH laS
SEsoS SHf ES%E s SSEsf F. e ssE
HoxsEs CARTS. MGALLE GER WAGONS HARNESS.
, @ xesgAy zEsntt1sssfs q I;xEs1nrH, ,sss, ..
Ssek q sas nv WI III
s:,s sS :da the following ,...s.
srss"' seAlSHEns g tes orr
H5sS|Ss 5$sf ssS 2Sss sdS FSgaa5R
so, aqs se SssEE.4 BEAzfs PATENT. WITH En-.
si $sfsa Hss 81 SS5ASs Eli SssSs
r1T rEs R By Rss ssss sssa FEET GAUGE HOLD
1H6x Sl'f pSSw9L1No. Aue.iSns JEFFERSON &c
an ALE AsSS fREA f isss
same hour and place.
THOMAS f Bovine. Anctione sE'ISSoA ra.ats
Tho following articles are included:
S SSE BARN BARN 1919 SS1i r EEFI a HIGH
aSSsk 9S sf fhIS 1asis. FEET
SHOP. 20x12, Q FEET HIGH.
sv-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN con
ssSqeHss g TIE storm until MONDAY MARCH
Tx ,as son, wv, rs,.' .S fSETrSSksos CO.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. Iah12-dts
nUNcANsoN BROS. Aucs,oneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF PINE BUSINESS AND
kESIDENT PROPERTY. IMPROyEn
, By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of -
ssS If S..s o Dis:sG e. H:1t
Elizabeth Hurst will sell, ut public auction, IN
front Of the premises, ON MONDAY, MARCH NiNF-
TENTH, 1898. at the hours named, the following
At HMf-PAsT -FOUR ?. NJ, the south twenty f2o,
feet front by tho depth Of lot ve 5) in square three
hundred and twenty -four (324l. improved BY me
ment 5 with large brick back building: being hoSss
sQnare feet rents for 436 per month.
AFivE j. NJ. the north sixteen (l6) fest four and
one.ha inches (4s) inches front BY the depth Of lot
thirteen I'D IN sqnare three hundred and swsaty-
brick building now under rent, being No. 314 1ltk
street northwe.t Lot contains neeriy 1880 square
feet; 1Ofoot alley In first building beow Penn
syiysna syenne fns location for business purpossA
third IN one year in two year. all cash at
purchasers option Deferred paymnuts 70 be aocnrnd
by trust on property sold and to bear cent inter
est $500 deposit on each lot required at time OF sale
days otherwise Ts-sse viii Be- msds 4 The r;sk ana
cost OF defaulting purchaser All conveysxcing at
Ths s6Vys may also be purchased private
ANDREW b. pUvALI.
Cor An and d sta NV, r,,,sx...
THOMAS n FIELDk trustees.
B-d&ds 4o6 La. ave- n.w-J
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EOR RHNT-

T6l2fn.w..ll-e166.
l139 Af- n w., l3r -
6l4 lnh 81 NV. l:.r ]
lsO9 y ST NV. lUr.
UO7 18th ~ n.w., llr. a..
.ul0 q 81. Nv H.
lsOU fsr. l:.r.........-
tlS 4 st n.w- Ilr....l
sUs sth 81 n W. l5r. q.
1927 X -. nv. llr. ....
S-s.l 18th =. NV. 9r .. i.
- Grant Place. Or %.
l:sO5 X - NV, 1lr -.
lsl5 18Th st- NV liz. q,
5lD sth 81. hw..lV--45
81 L Cap. Ct. llr. 80.
s.Ei otn ST. n w., IT,,
LA Cst. NV. IT,
lass lsth :. NV. $40.
$50 NJ sIax-. 9r. -,
III VI - NV Or 90
.iis 4 II. sc, scr. 20
1llS sun st.hw. 3r. 80,
lll3 II 81 nv. .3u-
"a Isl W.. ~r.-....Jo.
+to u 81 n =. Or 10.
ia n 81. nv, ST..
- ] - "A ~. Tor -....-
ulO L. IL Wal
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AUCTION SALES.

1'soMAs DowL'ss. Ase,iOasss =
AssIeEEEs SALE or THE ENTIRE CONTENTS
oYsroKE No Ss7 SEVENTH STREET MOTH
WEST. ooxsIsTrNG or FINE ENoRAvINas.
cHRoMos. OIL PAINTINGS. WATER coLoss.
PHOTOGRAPHS. ETC., MANY OF WHICH ARE
NEATLY MOUNTED. PICTURE FRAMES OF
ALL KiSDsAsDsIzEs. ARTISTS MATERIALS.
HOLDINGS. BAsRls, RHoTo. EAsELs, AND
MANY OTHER ARTICLES suca As ARE usu-
ALLY FOUND IN AN ESTABLISHMENT OF
THIS KINR ALao. sxvsRAL nyER-PLATED
SHOWCASES. TWO SMALL IRON SAFES, PIER
MIRROR. DESK ooUSfEks. AND FIxFuRRs
GENERALLY
on MA5CF TyEfTX lsss
a. partly enumersted above '''' '''''''
Sale positive. Terms cash.
and n fsSa qS5 M
TNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF GENERAL HARDWARE,
STEEL, IRON. &C. IN GEORGETOWN. DC.
ON WEDNESDAY. MARCH rwEsrY.F1Rsr. 1855.
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK AM AND EVEN
ING AT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
And continue every day hours until all is sold.
shall sell the entire contents Of the oldestablshed
hardware store of Messrs Buckley Msrbury, who are
retiring from business north of Bridge and
High streets This STOCK embraces every description
Of hardware known to the trade.
mh16-1t THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer
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TEE Gaze AGAINST ERNEST F. THoMAs-The case
Of Earnest r. Thomas the clerk IN the city Post
once charged with Incorporating the FUNDS
OF the Government win be heard before Commits
sioner Mills tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-16

RANGE or THE THKRNonIrRk-The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: q
m. "a; .. m, IS; maximum. So: minimum, b.
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FoR RELIEF OF rHr PooR-Najor Moore has 10
ce1ved the following additional contributions for
the benent OF the poor: Through EVENING STAR,
e1l5; three ladies, through EVENING STAR, SIS;
cash, $40: W., 81: cash. 500, cash, So; Duny. q;
Lena Herting, s.; cash, IS; cash, %: X H. T. Lei
pold. SIC; W., 500: A. =. LIS loaves Of bread;
q h. Taylor, Jr., 30 loaves OF bread; two ladies,
clothing,
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FoR TEE POOR S. Bell sends go 70 TEE srAn
for the Night-Lodging House; Mrs. Alex n.
Bruen So for the police fund; lady So, X X J.
Once, Treasury Department, sl5; {. ". A s., n.
N. d. 81, ID. 81, for the Associated Charities.
Fire in the nye-story double building at Nos
311-313 Arch street. Philadelphia, Yesterday.
caused a loss estimated al SI40,OO0.
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EoR RENT-BY r. O. HoLrzMAN
OFTICRROONa

81 c St 5. W, 4r....14.25
oSo 9th 1T Sc. 5rs......lj
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e g; 81 81 o.Snyy srrs3o
o. 1883 18th NV. 1r. D. Is
153Is I'd st. le., sr. rs. so
90 1914 J. II. NV Or. 80
81 ty2s 9th St u w., 7r-. 10. 3.S
% J 605 ID 81. NV Or. y so
% IS v 81 ~. Or. d.. so
% 20 y St NV. Dir. - 30
90 6:5s ID St Sc. 0r.....20. 40
80 800 u St NV III. 20. 80
50 ESQ Cleveland ave. 6r. 20
o5 131s-24 4Sst.av. Or 10. 30
5S 1926 18th 81. NV. Or. Is. 30
81 Z Defrees ST., d rs...l6.67
20 l42s 2lst at Z, W., O ~. 10
80 l1p III ST. ne. 0r.........16
- no " q. NV. 6r....l5.3O
so 1911 30 81. n ". Or. 1880
80 34:. Prospect ay. Or. 10 80
90 3ujo 18th ". w. Or. Is
30 s.s2 X st se.. 3 rs......15
30 y-ee9 LIST St ne. sr.......l5
20 % s s,,t Nm MA Z, 5r--it.$$89
80 1888 10Th 81. NV. 5r. IL
50 lll3 y. J. ave. O. e.. Or. IL
% oil l2tn ~. Sc. 5r. 10
sNkk . CO. 9l6 b o. nv.
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LEGAL Notes.

Peter Mcpherson, colored, for engaging in g
fight at parior social, was rned $40 by Judg,
Smell to-day.
John Waters colored, was tried In the Police
Court this morning on q charge Of stealing a
bicycle belonging 70 Mr.. Telfair Hodgson, OF No
1G27 9th street. The case was sent 90 the grand
jury; bonds $500.
Edward Wheeler, colored, was given ninety days
In jail by Judge Smell to-day for using razor on
Edward GOss.
An assignment has been made to Abraham
Depew by George F. Altmon, groceries and pro
Visions zoo street southeast, making preference
or the salaries Of clerks and porters and the claim
OF A. Depew & Son, amounting 10 $500.
The committee on speakers Tor the Emancipation
celebration has chosen Hon Fred. Douglass a.
orator OF the day.
The grand jury to-day ignored the charge
against Lewis Reeves for violating Section 3So2,
r. S. Z. s., by stealing and embezzlng two letters
addressed 20 the Secretary OF the Treasury.
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BASE ISGRArrrtDE PUNIsHTn.-Waitor Butler,
col ored pleaded guilty IN the Police Court to-day
TO a charge OF assauiting Hattie Price, coored,
who lives In willow Tree alley. IL was shown that
Hattie let him In her house az O'Clock yesterday
morning 10 warm himself, ana he ibdevenuy
saulted her. He was given one year 10 jail
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CHICAGO Markets.
The Death Of Rev. Mr.. Peck.

TESTIMONY AT THE CORoNER's INQUEST SHOWS THE
ENGIHRER WAS NOT 10 BLAME.
Dr. Patterson, the coroner, examined witnesses
this afternoon at the sixth precinct station, in
reference to the death OF Rev. Mr.. Peck, who was
killed on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad last
night The testimony went to show that the
engineer was not blame for the accident and the
coroner so decided.
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EoR REST-UNFURNIsHEp.

okkENI-HIs ExCELLENCY, THE MINISTER
- ~ sweden and Norway. about leaving the country,
IA our lands Tor rent farRixbed unfuEn ished
hls honss. 1926 st, which Is 3-stpry and base
Lent orfck =, feet front. deep, In thorough
rkLf steam heat sanitary plumbing. ~ very
ronAole rata For terms and permission 10 insect
AtX35 BEALI. BROWN CO.
HSSm 1871 St
tpk kENI-sIoRE AND DWELLING. JUST
- compared. o4l fenra- ave ane cellar and all
modern IMPROVEMENTS 4cod LEGATION for dry goocs
..ss or me grocery. swOkAsTEDT 4 BRADLEY.
P-.I 81 csy- I'm
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Have You A SKIN DISEASE,
CURE 1T WITH CIyTuCURA

d17-6n
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II newly papered and painted throughout. southern
.pSsnre 2 nj paaeTsis hey at drus store opposite
, 1888-09-05
GA. X. Excursion,

The G. A. R. members and friends will
leave Cheyenne Sept. 7 at 10 o'clock a. M.
via Union Pacific railway to join the off
cial train OF the department of Colorado
and Wyoming which leaves Denver on
the evening of the 18th inst. This train
will be composed of Pullman cars and
first-class coaches through from Denver to
Columbus without change.
Parties leaving here at that time can
secure berths by applying to Col. Thomas
L. Mitchell at G. A. R. headquarters,
l404 Larimer street, Denver, or to agents
of Union Pacific railway, Cheyenne. or
Denver. The rate has Deen fixed at
S31. go from Cheyenne to Columbus and
return, good until Sept. %. On applica-
ton to joint agent of the Columbus lines,
tended to Oct. 10, 1888, provided appli-
cation is made before Sept. 10. Recep-
tions have been rendered the comsades
and friends at several points en- route.
, 1888-09-05

An article on the impending Indian
troubles which recently appeared in the
Denver NetoS as a %purported interview
with Pension Agent Chas. Whitehead,
was about as unreliable a mass of misin-
formation as one often sees in print.
ment in the half column devoted to the
topic.
In the opening paragraph 1t is stated
that great excitement prevailed among
the settlers" Now, as a matter Of fact,
nothing short of an earthquake or -four
famine can disturb the ~equanimity of the
sturdy pioneers who live neal Lander. 1t
is actually impossible to frighten them.
Government commissioners are now On
the reservation negotiating for a surren
der of their lands" is an error which might
have been avoided by a perusal of
the Associated Press report. The Ne1os
removes Agent Jones headquarters from
the agency to Lander. fifteen miles away.
Chief Washakee, of the Shoshone tribe,
the most enlightened Indian in the West,
and for years the sworn friend and ally of
the whites, IS placed in a false light.
The settlers apprehend that a secret
compact exists between the Arapahoes,
Shoshones and Sioux" is another alb
surd excerpt. The Shoshone hates the
Arapahoe worse than the rattlesnake and
detests the Sioux. Although occupying
the same reservation the Arapahoes and
Shoshones have no intercourse with each
other, and live as far apart as possible.
, 1888-09-05
TOW TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked UP
Throughout the City.

Believers in the Christian faith have
organized a church at Laramie.
The CITY editors OF the two Laramie
papers are said to be ex preachers.
Fifty carloads of cattle will be loaded
on the Burlington at Grover to-day.
The regular monthly meetings of the
fire companies will be held this evening.
Chas. Hecht and Tom Farrell will ship
twenty carloads of cattle from Laramie
Saturday.
The new Union Pacific train master for
the Cheyenne and Green River district,
will arrive to-day,
The maximum temperature yesterday
was 7So, minimum 43o. Maximum of
wind sc miles per hour.
The bicycle boys are talking of chang
ing their quarters by removing from the
Collins to the Carey block.
Engineers say that the Burlington
strike will be settled at the meeting OF
the Brotherhood next month.
The work of constructing the capitol
wings has commenced in earnest. Ground
was broken Monday morning.
j. R. Van Dyke, charged with the
robbery of Mr.. Martin Monday night,
will be given a hearing this morning.
Nearly all OF Martins money has been
found between the scene Of the hold up
and the Jail.
, 1888-09-05
The Actors as Eouestrians.

To while away Monday afternoon the
leading comedian in the Jarbeau company
and the handsome young tenor who per-
sonated the sentimental artistin Starlight,
engaged a couple of gentle saddle horses
and started on a sightseeing tour. They
were walking their mounts up Capital
avenue when a Cheyenne wheelman came
spinning along at a record breaking gait.
The timid horsemen guided their steeds
into the alley in the rear of the CoDgre-
g%ational church when the bicycle rider
neared them. The latter was both sur
prised and amused, and could not refrain
from shouting: Those horses are city
bred animals and are not afraid of bicy-
cles. Come put of that alley" The
actors took the sally good naturally and
must have gained confidence after a time,
for an hour later one OF them was actu-
ally seen TO allow his horse to strike a
canter.
, 1888-09-05
Fine BINDING stone.

A carload of stone to be used in culvert
building on the Union Pacific arrived
from the Bradley quarry, near Iron
Mountain, on the Cheyenne & Northern,
last evening. 1t equals in appearance,
and competent Judges declare excels in
quality, any building stone ever seen in
this section. One slab was of mammoth
dimensions, being twelve feet long, eight
feet wide and a foot thick.
, 1888-09-05
Looking for The Leak.

Stockholders Of the Laramie Glass
Works company, which has Just been
succeeded by another corporation, are
still endeavoring TO ascertain what be-
came of the money which melted away
when the industry was still in the expert
mental stage. A committee of experts
recently submitted a report on the ques-
ton, which was promptly rejected by the
stockholders of the old company.
, 1888-09-05

The following instruments were filed in
the Office of the county clerk yesterday for
record:
Final receipt to Herman Weber for l57
acres of land in Laramie county; Sl96.
Mining deed. John Fraser to Herman
Weber, the Bismarck lode in the Platte
canon mining district; $50.
John Fraser to Herman Weber, 1857
acres of land in Laramie county; 81, 100.
Jennie Rishel to Martha Hayter, the
south halt of lots I and s, block l64;
81 900.