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New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Fsssett Investigatng Committee Court Houss, - a. "
Brooklyn Jockey Club races ''raNes'nu = ''' y ~
Ives reference case, before Referee SoVs"i.
Park and Auuecuct Commissioner Hee''"s-
Phean will colnest before Surroga" h-u madison
Baptist Sunda) .schOo Union snniNerSa'''
Avenue Baptist Church, =. m ..A xoy poo
NewYork. pittsl urc League baseball ma"h' w" ~
Grounds D. m. .o. pro,barhood
Park y. ,,,,., uo,ol q n m.
Harlem Regatta Association, Granu O,'o" mn ,iU c - M
Academy ~ political Sciences. Hamilton ha' -, u a.
Funeral OF Ripley Ropes, Church oi the 9'''O"'
lyn. p.
Board OF EdugnTo ,,,,or prr Lincoln Club Brooklyn.
evening. -. -,s. rogimeot Band, 8
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oy TRIAL roR kILLWG the wouiy ne LOVED

Oy TRIAL FOX hILLN" THE WOHiN he LOVED.
rh. trial Of John P"pon. charged with murder IN
u c,t DEGREE. va continued Yesterday before Jude,
,,,,.,,-,M ~ .lud:r icdiod 90 hi, opcuiu. ah
t. d.-ciihcd thr crime. II" -ad that the prisoner
y,. accused o talne hr hir OF Marie I'rovkooty, by
tin. her ~ her home. so. lGj stanton IT.. ON
t,,,,,r, - The Wltnr--c- examined the rcla
,i -, tn. dead woman who We're m the room AZ the
t,. II th, .hoouu:. They testified 10 the fact, ~
~,,,d by Mr. U'd,'ri. Mr. Howe, on cross,
termination. tried 10 how that the pistol was care
IN handled and went oil h' accident. The father
" u dr,d grl va, called to testify that Pupon had
, u love with Marie and that she had treated him
y" A.. The trial viii 'ou;iHuc TODAY.
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croir rr,rrvALrX YoyKER>.

The choir festival ln -. Johns 'hur'h i"i'"er''
last night attracted AN audience "m'h H"'' ''
church ;o &c. utmost capacity. The concert VIII DO
,..tcd that tto,. unable f. obtain admi- sion last
NIGHT may hear the music. The entertainment "h'
given u,3cr tH" dr'-tiou Of Jamc, P.'rce' formerly
~ Christ Church. NrH York. The music pf'-'ntH
Ma. chiefly from Nertcl,>ohn'- or'torio Of tlI'h.
..- William rourfr.y tenor. Robert G.. Jackson.
in... Ms, HolcrI're. soprano. Joseph I"i.cr. NJ
ul,.. VI. Npi,nhau'r. NJ Terry. MISS h'h-' Mt
r,.,NlIee Nr. ttcry dnd Nr. ~a't"mAn
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THE BLIND OLD NEwsNAH MUST GO.

one of the results Of the reorganization of the mon
Ferry Company ha> been change in the Arrangements
for selling papers in the ferryhouscs. Ahram :.
Young. the blind man, who ha, sold paper I'D m"
Fulton FerryhOuse on the NcW-Nork side for forty
nine years, has received notice 10 remove. ana thc
other pensioners Of the company ln other ferry hon'
will have to 60. Tho Union New Company has
rented all privileges Of selling newspapers mafa
zines and other articles at S35,OOO, II J. said.
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~ r,,,r ARE FED ON REFUSE.

State Dairy Commissioner George '" M'''u'iu
s+at chemist shippcn Wallace visited 'le
nart Of Hudson County yesterday /" - ,,o
statement that farmers and daryn''A - w.,
m,,, North Bergen and sccaucuS, ana eNall', ~, "
number Of cows and COW 5tlbie, IfVsrS yas larrei
& ,.,rd i'm a filthy condition. ana u va i,i,,
N'T' NT ~ ~~attie wcrr being fed upon d"ay'Ti WI
TE , owners aid that the cows sGre , be,hE IA t
& ,be market and that none of tle MIN "@' = , IA
1T LOT uIC ,t,js win make report to the stat" soar"
,rd also 10 the county Health h"arn.
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TILE I.RY COLD NOT AGREE.

The Jury before whom the trial Of Antonio Mon
Con for manslaughter in the first degree IN killing
Peter Murphy 10y stabbing him with par "i
shears took place in the Brooklyn Court Of sessions,
was charged by Judge Moore just before noon yeSl"r
day and retired TO deliberate upon verdict. Aiter
being locked up about eight h urs, the foreman NJ
port that an agreement could not be reached. and
Judge Moore discharged the jury II was Teport'n
that they stood eleven Ia one for conviction.
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"YoryG B1ocD7 AT TIE pRoDrcE EXCHANGE

The annual election and meeting Of the Produce
Exchange will take place on May o. Some Of tho
Younger members of the Exchange, described
"hustlers.7 held caucus yesterday, and nominated
Evan Thomas as their candidate for president Charles
Sumner for vice president, and +. c. Rice for
treasurer This NAV be the ocular ticket. The
Road OF Managers and the treasurer will make their
reports at the meeting.
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BrRT IN A HOCSE BY A BLAST

Italian labCrers have been eXcavsting cellar the
south side OF Onehundrcd and-eiehteenthst between
Fourth and Madison and about yesterday one
OF them set Of blast which sent fragment OF rock
through window OF No. 67 East One-hundred
Thomas Herman In the face
and fractured his Jaw. Kernan was visiting friends In
house. He lives at No. 2,412 Firstsve The police
could not find the Italian who had set OIL the blast
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No. 3l4 Lexington ave. ,

BrOokyn, \. / May TO, I0'U
NJ Vanderbilt. You used language to whore
could not chastsc YOU. | highly respected the
nresence of the lady pup like you could annoy and
forbear do not want trouble you in your business
o offer the following Of satisfaction that you
take an afternoon or Will pay you Tor loss oi time nom
vour store We two go out To Crow Hll and settle IT,
wi treat you at least times If wish on our
wav and II YOU do me- L will give 40 on the spot
so help me God
II you do not answer this oy return mall Will uhe
tho toe to drop the and in the presence Of
any the more the merricr, will spit in your face
vvrs w. {. LOZIER.
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ALONG iuI SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT. ThpuJ, Cassidy. arc eight wear
,va, drowned ln C-',r ,r'.,. near E1'h Rock. yc,
f.r,iay The body vn- recovered. ..... The ."'"ni
tr,,I ~ Ia,o, -,h,ci.. of Sow Canaan. for tle
murder II Louis pui'acr. "a. u'-.p u superior 'our'
yesterday.
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STATEN ISLAND.

sew rElGuuo> The Norh Shore Tennis 'i"o
,u .u.a r. season oa saturday afternoon. The
,o-,or, or re reception committee ar" Nr, i. BOYD
vr D. a. Webster Nr. d. ". Dunn. Mr.. Vs. g..
N'lr.> Nr Itu,- Tcr.n. N..- Wilcox. Mis- Ih"mp.
SON. MI HIch-. Nj, NrNndr" ana Nl.' Ih"Fp
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The Board Of Trade ha, approved Assemblyman

The Board Of Trade has approved Assembly, man
vullcne's Water I'LL. which enables u' H'"'''''l'
- . ctv ~ procure water by cor dcrnht"h. I'r
rs, - .i,., . great deal II attention At Trenton.
~. Hnard al-o appointed o .ouml't' l" Nl5. ' va
fcrry CON rauIcs and request them - hi'hc '' "'
IN ,he price of fcrIiafc 10 NJ" h"Ih'
!, , understood that m, Grand Jury ma, i"uH'
even udi, incut-. ana that The ca'N oi tHe ',
r,lly election oii crs are ln' Ihi'u M l''', ,,.
Ue iury viii present them to the court u,,. pow
mi cflort which j, being made Ia r''i'ucF u''" -
-ncc.,slh.
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InNG INIAND

orrF%rorr The u,H Methodist Ep' cop'l
cnrr,b tlupn cost over $1,000. vl- dedicated ''-
rcr,ia, hy Bishop tnGrca.. Ih" church $50, crowded
Notwithstanding the Severe storm. debt ~ $1,000
which ua, on ttr ,tUirh tt- ri..rd 100 q few MN
ut.- hy subs,Iptou- and o." church D. no" free OF
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man into the wagon and drove straight To the Newf
Hosni,al There he lifted Heay and laid him on ne
sidewalk. Then he resumed his scat ana uroNe ""''
Nobody noticed the man his wagon ana inc ponce WI,
unable later 10 find out who he was heaS was oaiicu
into hospital.
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OUTGOING STE 4 II ELS
TO-DAY.
I'M R>pAT. NAY -
sAIURDAr. NAY -
SHIPPING .NEVS
PORT OF FNEw.YoRK...........rt'E TT EsDAY MAY TO- 1890
ARRIVED.

popr or NEw.YoRK. TT ESDAY. MAY TO- 1890
ARRIVED
Steamer Fms tGer) Sander Bremen May 10 southampton
III viii nl,c and pa-s,ngcfst Ocrchs 60. Arrived At
mi.c and passengers Forget Arrived At the Bar az
Ss,.mer Jane Kel.an JB Ba, Mediterranean port. VA
Gibraltar ld days. Win mdse 10 fhcps hr9. o. Nr -
steamer Ncptone Ir Lego. = AHn' ity ana r9r Nara
CIV I,l,ad .Iti wind ,ii ire.h. WV hsr'
Arrived yesterday
steamer Fmuce CRr Hailcy London May WIN n'i,e
and nss,cnscr,to W Hurst Arrived At the Bar at "?'
Steamer S Beacon Light cBr Elliott Newcastle May IN
ballast To- oocpcl lrube Arrived at the er At II
"a ,5ralinr MAY B. win mi,e and passengers 10 Hirl'L
f"itma, a 80 Arrived at the bar pm 49,. .,,,
steamer soldier Prince tBr Nkuuer MayagnrL N' win
toJ Co,hg a CO. Atfysi a. The s a, v G.y.
viii -c and passengers To Jas Mard& Co Arrived Al tue
BaratVlO c,rprn
steamer Egypt m sHmacr iondSn xrr";ol HaIs via
omcrn,town Peter Wright S sons
'str'mrr Calm Br Murphy. Liverpool queenstown
Nstnrr 0Snhcmc tBr Thomas, Liverpool Montreal
steamer Anglia ,Br) Muir Glasgow Henderson Bros
Steamer ocll,r GER. kaempn Hamburg ) Cortis
STEAMER Caliorma o'rl i.aur. hamonrg Il a"rn' Ham
steamer Burgrrmci't'r Petersen lGer Rr'hmahn' """
ssamcr sale Ger. Rcher. via southampton
steamer Wac,lard (Bcls, Grant Antwerp Peter Wright
steamer Ictmbo unD M,rcsca Dublin Phelps Bros %
steamer Henderson ANpnwall Pacific MAJ So
steamer lhbana SPAN Moreno. Havana. %c O'"''"'
4 Go +
hr ihr
steamer Monarch CBr). Anderson. Pensacola simpson
SpcuC, A l"uhf t,,t.ory,lio
WIN T. clyde a co No-,oiL
Old Ouilnion $50
steamer Clty OF gloucester Young West Point Na-oh
Dominion - 60 ...,,
hU.mcr Lucy Miller. Homer. BanRcr-F IL smith o.
steamer Herman Winter. ltalrtt. boston IL plh"'A
SAILED.
steamer, wyoming for Liverpool. Colon Asrlnwall va
brua Havana Ina. laracoa. Monarch. PrnHa'ol Cnero
kcr Charleston Roanoke NOrfoS city Of Gouoeste west
Point. Va.
Also sailed VIA Long Island sound
steamers Miller Bangor. Herman WINTER BOSTON,
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
IospoN May 20 Arrived. Egyptian Monarchtbr'
Irwin. from New York. MI,
LIVERPOOL. May Arrived. steamer Kunlc (br lhomP
son 80 Sew York. ,.-...
May Arrived. steamer Apchorla NbIl. hHP
bel from Now.Nork ,,.....
May - Sailed steamer Exeter City tbfl "o''
Sew York ,po,x,
ANTWERP. May 40 Arrived, steamer Rhy ynlahu 'bes'
from Now fork -
May sailed. steamer Noordsnd (Belg). Niokelh Tor
New. York
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Totals... sl4 2719 !

Earncd ruDs-Brookyn 9. BuNsIo U Imrgg7.U1sep IL n1V
S5In Orr MeGeachy Seery Wise Person Firs
5sse on balls-Joyce AndreNs Bagcg White tef7Tn s IN
first base on crrors-Brooklyn . Buralo q ny %
nitchcd bal-IToy. Passed ball Mack. Wild pitches
Keefe Sowder, Struck ont-Joyce Andrew, W. saurr ,
WcGcochy HOY Mack (2), Clark. Sacrifice hts-nayt
Cook sowders Beecher Double blays-f2y ana W3e ods
Ramcr Ward and Orr. Umpres-Ferguson ana hoioer'
rimc-2 90
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he WAS HUxAyE If HE DID RUN OVER A MAN

AS John Healy. twenty, Of No Forsyth-st.' was
crossing Broadway opposite Grace Church yesterday ne
knocked down and seriously hurt by grocers wagon
No policeman in sight and the driver might have
sscsped: he got down his seat lifted the Injured
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21

To-day the New-York and PittSburg League teams
nIsy at the Polo Grounds and the NewYork ana chicago
brotherhood teams at the Brotherhood Park.
Uecker denies that he won his players money al
gambling and was drunk at Cincinnati as charged oy
dunlap. HIS denial Is confirmed by Sunday
The Staten Island Athletic nine VIII play the New
Work. Athletics at West New Bri ghton today.
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pIAINFTTLD

Y0TNG WOMEN INJURED u ~ NNNN''
Nj Lawrence. of IInl-id ave-. and N-- pnm"h''
-, nun,lcn two young women vcl known ID s"''N
,.cci,.d p,ipful inlurc, by runaway accident Yes
,er.iav morning They were driving ln ''-' '''.
~, a r,,p,d pace down Broadway from N'in'r"'''
u.,.h,s vh.r their horse became uninnr"-r''r ANA
49, o.v The tvo woIncu were thrown N"''Ni'
ran H"" t,,,, ucor Webster Place whore th" h"i0'
su-cr, .d suddenly from t- course. l"'l "'I' i
~. ,i...5~, and unconscious AID ,a9il'l H.'' ~
-. - Wr burnett. pr. ". IL. MURRAY '"H ..'"'
~. uru0rf's injuries v"rr Oh" more ~"i'i.-- l'
Iav.rrr,e -oon recovered Consciousness ""u - '''
badly hurt
riocou Numbers lcf the employ Of : VI "rin'''
,..tr,cfor. Yesterday. because be- would n'' i'"
,,.,o =, ~ per d., IT nine hours Al advance 81
20 cents. The striking plumbers VIII uni'e 10 inc
opening of cooperative store
The annual meeting Of the rl'iHfch CHORAL society
occurred on Monday r.rht. when 90 l"..'r" "''' "'
.i.fv., ,u,oc-, du,.a. uc .a-t -e'.'n ""- h'id. d
pnr.. v.,, Al taai time pr-cu''d t' Professor '' ~
r,,,huch the .o,idt'- conductor. u r''oFiti ti'' "l
s,r,l,e, Professor fuiu-h f1s AZ" 'N,'''
.t.r - tho .o,ict, The following oN'cN "'n
l"',,.i rr,...dcrt IS. IS. Honiand 'lr' preside. Do
Ch,rle, ~ M,Cutchcu. secretary. N"l-'t 'Huf 't o
treasurer. II. 80. Ncamtu. 'i"f'' h''''' '' -
d. r. Dayl, and II. h. M,Cec.
I,roh krkucr ha- started for Europe lH' ''
d.tIon Of NI-, Carrie klr.u'r, $50" it- I'.. '' ,'
Ilr.on for several weeks. r -' "l'i ,N"'r '''' W.
kIr1ucr hardly expect to .'" DID, ''.." "''' "''
Mr.. Elrkncr la, b@u Boo Lrcm,n sin'c A.'' N''""''
y.a, taken lll.
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Tho game at Eastern Park yesterday between the
Brookyn and Buffalo Players clubs was the only mach
nayed in this neichborhood The rainy weather and wet
,ds caused the cment Of all the other
In fact not a game played in either the Atantc or
American Association and only one in the League and
two I'm the Brotherhood.
Ward, however, by hard work ana large suppne' of
sawdu, the Eastern Park in good condi-
ton and he decided play in spite OF the fact that Only
eighty persons present The fact that victory wouu
nut his team In the in the Players League race may
also have bid something 10 do with the case Inc game
was we'll ps ed and Interesting the Brooklyn men deeachH
their Buffalo rivals rather easily. So"ders ptched
GOOD came and was well supported. Andrews did effective
work with the bat The as follows;
rr,,UrvN RIyEFALO Up. L.
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Affairs IN BROOKLYN.
HIS VENGEANCE WAS COMPLEX.

w. c. Lozier Of No. 314 LexinGtonave'' was peiore
Police Justice Kenna yesterday upon a chafge oI
sending threatening letter 10 George vanderbilt o'
No ~ JefersOn-ave.. who blames MN Tor cauNihs
trouble between him and his wife lie was par"ea
for examination on Thursday Inc le''er was as ioi
lows:
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ORANGE.

Uc,ves arrested for SANDER and Recorder Besher e
the prisoner In bail tO keep the peace
New-York tribune., 1890-05-21
AMERICAS ASobiIA y
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ASNOC IATION
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATTRE ALMANAC.


sprr,.., IS l2 Moon s"tslo O3 nm Moons age
wArEE.
~ a.rnv Hoos Q 81 GOV. IsAnl 9 50 Hell Gate 80
A'a-cnay u,oE y GOV. Islani si5 He'll gate il 81
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PAJN fNTERFERES WITH BASEBALL
ONLY ONE GAME PLAYED IN THIS NElGhBoh
HOOD-THE SCORE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia 7, Chicago 3.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Philadelphia 5, Cleveland = Brooklyn o. hu"'I' o.
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THREE Prince
! STORES sd 81
, 1890-03-18
LAND STA1TSTICS.

4 Washington special to the Denver
RepuJiicd. says:
The returns from the land districts in
Wyoming shows the following results:
Cheyenne-Earnings of register and re-
c%eiver, & 45l 81; amount paid to regis
ter and receiver, 5000; net revenue to
Uuited States, $l,45l.37; amount re
ceived as homestead and timber culture
ices. 81, $40; total revenue to the United
States. $500. 81.
Buffalo Earnings of register and re-
c%civer, Sc, AGO 10; amount paid to regis
ter and receiver. 5000; net revenue to
United States, $500 10; amount received
as homestead and timber culture fees,
$.2.535; total revenue to the United
s.. 995 10.
DEMONSTRATING of register and re-
ceiver. S3,ssj.S4. amoun paid to regis
ter and receiver, 50, Ss5 81, amount re-
ceived as homestead and timber culture
fees, $500; total revenue to United States,
$500.
Totals for Misunderstanding of reg
listers and receivers, $l7,797. "a; amoun
paid to registers and receivers, SIS, SS5. 81;
net revenue to United States, | ,9Il.5 so;
amount received as homestead and timber
culture fees, SS.6S4: total revenue to
United States, SO 95. SO.
, 1890-03-18
A KICK IN THE FAMILY.

The Rock Springs Independent, of
which Norman B. Dresser, who was en-
rolling and engrossing clerk for the terri
torial house Of representatives, is editor,
does not seek to disguise Its feelings over
the veto of the wages exemption bill. 1t
says: Hon. Tim Kinney. our hard
working councilman, has had one of his
bills vetoed by Governor Warren. Mr..
Kinney has been working for the best in
terests OF our people, and introduced his
40 per cent bill as security for the mer-
chants of Rock Springs against those who
refuse to pay their accounts, and it is an
outrage on this country that a governor
should veto such a measure. Our mer-
chants must have some protection against
a class of men who will not be honest
enough to pay their bills. Mr.. Kinney
knowing this introduced a bill allowing
the merchants to collect 40 per cent of a
mans wages each month until his &C
count is paid.
This was a fair bill, doing no injustice
TO any man, only providing for our mer.
chants against dishonesty. The bill passed
both houses, but was vetoed BY a man
who has no interest in Rock Springs or its
merchants, except to take money out of
their pockets and put it into his. If Gov
ernor Warren had been a man and not
allowed himself to be Influenced by others
he would have signed the bill in the inter
est of our merchants, who as it is have no
protection. No doubt he thinks this
action will give him capital in the next
campaign, but he will SCOT find out that
he is not the ouly man IN Wyoming terri
tory"
, 1890-03-18
TIE CASE IN NUTSHELL

The governor narrowly escaped making
a fine political stroke at the close of the
Legislature" said a Cheyenne gentleman
yesterday. when the houses were in
deadlock if he had only come forward
with a magnsnimous air and told his
people in the house that he would not
permit his own contingent Of 81, 200 to
interfere with the territorial a~pproprIa-
tons which we're absolutely necessary lie
would have gone far to destroy the pre-
vailing impression that he is trying to get
the whole earth for his own use and bene.
fit. Acting as he did, however, be only
emphasized his own se~lfshness, whi,h for
the sake of a few paltry dellars would not
stop short at imI e%rilling The finances of
the entire territory. Warren has had his
grip so long on legislative bodies that he
hates to let 20. He found foemen worthy
of his steel in the council, and when con-
WINGED of it got mad and overreached
himself"
, 1890-03-18

Sherif's Sale.
TERRITORY OF WYOMING,
COUNTY OF LARAMIE.
The First National Bank of Cheyenne,
Alexander H. Swan, Thomas Swan and
Ferdinand w. Lafrentz.
Doc. 4, No. 800
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
OF an order of sale and execution issued out
of the district court of the first judicial
me directed as sheriff of said Laramie
county, commanding me to sell the real
estate heretofore levied upon under and
by virtue of writ of attachment issued out
OF said court in said cause, the said real es-
tate being more particularly described as
follows. to wit:
Lots numbered six and seven and a
strip nine feet and nine inches in width
off the east side of lot five, all in
block three hundred and ffty-six;
also lot numbered three in block three
hundred and eighty eight, all in the city
of Cheyenne, in the county of Laramie
in the Territory of Wyoming. as said
lots and blocks are more particularly des-
cribed in the plot of said city on file in
the Office of the county clerk and ex-
oficio register of deeds OF said Laramie
county. Said property was levied upon
by me and taken as the property of
Alexander H. Swan and Thomas Swan in
favor of the above named plaintiff. l will
on Wednesday, the 18th day OF March
A. D., 1890, at the hour of 2 o'clock D.
m of said day at the front door of The
court house in the city OF Cheyenne,
Laramie county, Wyoming territory. offer
for sale at public auction and sell to the
highest bidder for cash the above des.
cribed real estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
February, A. d. 1890.
JOHN A. MARTIN,
Sheriff of Laramie county, Territory of
Wyoming.
, 1890-03-18
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Many receive a mere temporary relief at
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, 1890-03-18

The extra employees of the house were
yesterday paid in full, Notwithstanding
the failure Of the appropriation. some
generous Republicans having advanced
the necessary funds. 1t is unnecessary to
add that the additional employees of the
Democratic council we're left in the soup.
The Sun.
The Democrats didn't even have to
raise a pool to pay off the extra employees
of the council. One Democrat came for
ward and footed the whole bill. 1t takes
exceedingly alert and energetic Repub
licans to get away with the Democrats
these days.
, 1890-03-18

In the closing hours OF the session Of
the legislature two years ago the Repub.
lican council sent the following message to
the Democratic house:
Council CHAMBER.
CHEYENNE Wyo March 8, 1888.
Hon Speaker Of tie House:
SIR have the honor to inform our
honorable body that the council has now
, 1890-03-18

The Emma Juch Opera Co., after an
extremely successful tour through the
Northwest, will produce Faust in the
opera house here next Saturday evening.
With the boom now on, Cheyenne can
well afford to give a rousing reception to
this brilliant company, and thus adver-
tise itself to ten times the amount of the
money its people may invest.
, 1890-03-18

concluded its labors and is now ready to
adjourn. Very respectfully,
W. S. HosFoRD,
Chief Clerk.
The Democratic council, at the session
Just closed. sent a similar message to the
Republican house, but no notice whatever
was taken Of it. The Republican house
was too anxious to take snap judgment,
lust as in the case of the election bill, the
enrolled copy of which was mutilated
and amended after it had been returned
by the governor for the express and only
purpose of changing the date.