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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
I NEU-PORE PATIENT REACHING BERLIN

4 NEU-RORK PATIENT REACHING BERLIN.
HE HAD BEEN SELECTED by DIR. sHRADY TO
TEST The Ko,H TREATMENT.
Berlin, Dec. la.-Dr. william 4. Taltavall Of New
York who sailed from that city November - on TIE
steamer Ruaa, having under his care william Dceah'
a consumptive patient. arrived here Tuesday night.
began come, here for treatment by Professor kotH~
method, having been selected hy Dr. Sirady OF New
York. a, a proper subject to te-t the efficacy Of the
Koch process. began W., exhausted ly the journey
and viii rest few d., before going to ii'ie' Or
Korh. He viii probably bee assigned TO either pr
Cornct Or Dr. Ewald for treatment
The physicians having tho experiments with Dr..
Kocli'S lymph IL charge acting with extreme cant
ton. ~ the NJ. Sinai Hospital superintendent Hdr-
del, who j. always courteous 10 newspaper men, -dm
Yesterday that he va unable 70 give any Information
a. 10 The condition II The lnocul1t"d patients other than
that they were doing we'll Each day additional IN
lection, made - a Ia develop symptoms Where
they have failed yet to appear o. has been done
in the hO~ pal- OF Berlin under Or. kpcPs personal
supervision or that Of h- assistants.
some additional patients have been treated at II.
Lule'> Hospital since Wciu" day. chiefly ca-os 5ent
10 the Institution by doctor, to whom the patients Lad
come in then private practice. Nothing unusual A''
occurred there - far ard pu-'.N" results lIc MOI
looked for just vet. The same maN be- sud u n"
Hospital for Eupulrd and ,rpp"i children ana the
New lor TrlS ,rID Hospital here .lo. .1c,ts hi'e
been made for several t't- . l"''"io 49, 'r
Thai no IuiavorihI- rympi'u- h"'c appeared a.
r,-4lt of the Application o. D. t.p"
a., 49,. mr.. ,..or H. Ms country to ti..c Dr. Aooh',
lymph M Fay took heavy Odd l1'i NN, ""'
settled OIL ms !uf- ara A ~ ,I,, ''. t1st
80 I7G second ave b. i.i .r"r IT'D ~" nr" dr5",r'y'
and u.s. result Mr. r4l "'.'''i -, -, I ,',,
Wonday he VIII enter 81 laac- Hospital 10 DE- iDo,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13

HOLIDAYS IN THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
Liverpool. Dec. l2.-'Thc Christmas holidays In th'
cotton market viii extend from December - to - III
elusive. January /. = and Will also be HOLIDAYS II
tie same market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
HE HAD BEEN SELECTED by DIR. sHRADY TO
TEST THE KOCH TREATMENT.

Berlin, Dec l2.-Dr. william 4. Hltavall, OF New
York. who sailed from that city November - on 'e
steamer Rugia. having under his william began
a consumptivc patient, arrived hero Tuesday night
began come, her, for treatment by Professor kotPH
method, having been selected hy Or. Shrady, Of Ne"
York, proper subject t. te-t the efficacy "i inc
Koch process. Dcguu Wis exhausted ly the journey
and Will rest i few da,s before going 10 Prose, or
Koh. lie Will probably bee assigned TO either pr
Cornct or DR.. EWa!d fOr t.eancnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13

cotton mills have decided 10 Join the Dominion Cotton
'nnp1lf'S association. Eleven ont OF the thf'ccH
white mills are now in this syndicate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13

THE CANADIAN Cotton MILLS SYNDICATE.
Montreal. Dee. 12.-ihc Iochoilea and -ir. Anne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13

THE GOLD PREMIUM N BrENoS AlRES.
Bucno, Ayrc,. Dec. 1l.-GOid TO day was quoted d
200 per cent plcmum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13

RESlGNING FROM THE URUGTAYAN CABINET
Monteydeo, Dec l2.-SenOr Vidal, Minister OF FOR
eigu Affair, has resigned.
, 1890-11-09

NJ. Sachs and son are in town.
W. O. Irvine has arrived from Douglas.
Col. H.. R. Fry is down from the north.
Rev. Father Quinn is home for Sunday.
Judge j. NJ. Carey Is home from Mon.
tana.
Peter Smith arrived from Chicago yes
terday.
Chief of Police whitmorc is down from
Iron Mountain.
Surveyor General Richards is back from
Fremont county.
P. Jacob Gauff is coming back to Chey-
enne. He lands at New York today.
Joe De Barthe of the Bonanza Rustley
and Buffalo Bulletin is visiting the
capital.
Whiting Allen. the enterprising ad-
vance man for the Carleton Opera com
pany, is at the Inter Ocean.
, 1890-11-09
THE CARLETON COMPANY.
Return to the CITY Saturday of Prime
Local Favorites.

What can there be more diverting and
entertaining that a fist class performance
Of a 6rst-class comic opera2 1t is the
commingling of music and laughter such
as cannot be produced to such a degree
by any other form of entertainment.
Hence it is that there is a genuine pleas
ure in making the announcement OF the
coming once again OF W. T. Cartoons
opera company to the opera house on
next Saturday. Two operas will be given.
at the Matinee the Mkddo. most popu-
lar of all of Gilbert j. Sulilvan's works,
and given as is bv the Carleton company,
a verltable thing of beauty and a JOY for
ever. In the evening the great master
piece of the king of opera bouffe. Jacques
OHenbach. The BagdRds, will be given
in the same manner. with same singers,
dancers, comedians, special scenery, cos
tunes aud all else with which Mr.. Garlic
ton produced it at the Grand opera house
in New York in direct competition with
the New York Casino while the same
opera was in the heighth Gifts run there.
Mr.. Cartoons complete success in com
pelling the critics on his merits 10 award
the palm in very many respects to his
production. This was all the more re-
markable when it is considered that he
was the first and only manager of a trav-
cling company to have sufficient nerve to
challenge such a comparison.
His company this season is very much
the strongest he will have ever brought to
Cheyenne. 1t includes among others
Clara Lane, the famous queen of prima
donna soubrettes. As a singer and an ac-
tress combined she has not an equal in
comic opera. Clara Wisdom. the stately
beauty. who is the leading character act
ress in comic opera; Marion Langdon. the
sprightly singer and dancer; Jennie Will
lard, the distinguished commedienne;
JEANNE Winston, so long and SO famous
ly known as a star OF the greatest magni-
tude in the comic opera armament; j. X.
Murray. the phenomenal baritone and
handsome actor; Chas. A. Bigelow, a
OOlitdAnu hCAC II hAo bPluuk SUI
denly into the very first rank as a come
dian-as funny as Francis Wilson and a
better singer; Harold Alake. one of the
finest of %tenors; Ralph de Mesa, buffo;
Dushane Cloward, the eminent basso, and
a dozen others, besides Mr.. Carleton, him
self. the acknowledged leading singer and
actor Of the entire company.
The above statements concerning this
company are based upon column upon
column of laudations from the principal
critics of the press wherever the company
has appeared and SO reliable are they that
this journal feels safe In announcing the
Carleton company to the public as worthy
its most liberal patronage. This might
be done upon Mr.. Cartoons record here,
but supplemented as it is by these critics
in p%ronouncing the company the best Mr..
Carleton has ever had it makes this
assurance hat next Saturday at the
opera house will be time delightfully."-
spent doubly sure.
, 1890-11-09
NEW CORPORATIONS.
Mammoth Irrigating Enterprise and a
Mining Company.

The Belmont & Froid Canal and Res
ervoir company of Froid, DUEL county,
Nebraska, has Incorporated under the
laws Of Wyoming. This concern has a
capital OF So, OO0, 900 and is undertaking
the reclamation of several thousand acres
of arid lands in Scott's Bluff, Banner,
Keith, Deuel. and Cheyenne counties, Ne
braska. Their greatest appropriation is
from the North Platte river, in this coun-
ty. The trustees of tho company are j
B. Anderson, Q. L. Loveland,. A. f.
Froid, G. G. Gustoll, w. Nuckelsou, P.
Peterson, j. H. Abbott, P. J. Gerbart,
Oscar Liddle. CHEYENNE will be Wyom-
ing headquarters Tor the company.
Isaac Matas, Lesrder Kanta, Henry
Kanta, August Kanta and Andrew
Kalsja will conduct the affairs of the
White Bear Mining company, which is to
engage in the business of extracting
wealth from the bowels of the earth in
Sweetwater county, this state, with office
at Rock Springs, and rear the town of
Telluride, San Miguel county, Colorado,
The capital is $50, 000.
, 1890-11-09

Below is what the Kansas City Times.
under date of Sept. Is. has to say of Mr..
Beers production of Lost in London,
which is among his repertoire:
Lost IN London began a week at the
Ninth street theater last night to a
crowded house. Newton Beers in the
leading role OF Job Armroyd, the Swart
king, has improved since he was seen
here last, and his impersonation of the
noble hearted miner is very strong. In
the coal mine scene especially he is pow
erful. His work has always been that of
an energetic, conscientious actor. His
support is good. 0fthe old cast he has
with him still Kate Romano, who so ably
carried the role of the Lancashire lass,
Tiddy Dragglethrop and Kate and Ed.
Fiske. Kate Fiske is the same smart
tiger that she used to be, and has a very
pretty little sketch ("Poor JOEY in the
fnurth act.
, 1890-11-09

The Rock Springs Independent says
that the largest output of coal in the his
tory of the mines of this Western country
for any one mine in one day was Oct. "a
at No. l mine in hat city. That mine
turned out 2,456 tons of clean coal, or LOG
cars, between the hours of 7 a. m. and
$50 p. N. They are making a great eff
fort to beat the worlds record and as
soon as cars become more plentiful they
will have an easy walk away. They now
hold second place, one mine 10 Pennsyl-
vania having turned out a larger quaint
Ivy in the same length OF time. Several
times during the day they had to wait
for cars, which delayed them cousidera-
blr,
, 1890-11-09
TOWN TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked Up
Throughout the City.

Bishop RAIDER breaches at Sundance to-
day.
-Four show nights this week and TWO
matinees.
The town Is again threatened with a
coal famine.
A session of the supreme court will be
held Tuesday.
District court will in the morn
ing with Judge Scott on the bench.
Petroleum seeping to the surface has
discolored the earth about Bonanza.
DR.. Quimby has moved his office to
room 8, Thomas block on Sixteenth street.
-Four convicts held at Douglas made a
desperate attempt to escape last Sunday.
Assessor Fisher has finished dlstribu-
ton OF ballot boxes to the country pre-
cincts.
Call at the Bean Bank at Keefe hall,
Tuesday evening. Nov. IL. Capital stock
$4,000.
In his sermon at the Baptist church
this morning Rev. L. ID. Lamkin will
deal with capital and labor.
Ladies fine kid shoes sl.75; large size
dust pan 20 cents; nice line OF chinsware
Just received. Black Flag.
1t is said that all the beef used on the
Burlington grade in Crook county is
stolen. Several arrests have been made.
SPECIAL election tomorrow. Polls open
from . a. N, to shutdown. Every Demo
crat should turn out and vote for l..
KAbis.
A list OF the plays in which Newton
Beers assumes leading roles is sufficient
guarantee OF the merits of his entertain
ments.
7. b: Adams. the new captain OF the
Cheyenne guards has been a mihtiaman
fifteen years and moro aud is the kinRpin
Of W. N. O.. company officers.
The Beckwith Commercial, Beckwith
and Quinn and Soda Springs Land and
Cattle companies Yesterday filed certii-
Gates accepting the state constitution.
The fashionable Palace bar Der shop op-
Dosite the postcfice will be open as usual
today. Finest bath rooms in the state.
Prices have not been increased at this
place.
Acting Governor Meldrum has appoint
ed W. A. Robbins to Gil the vacancy on
the auditor and treasurer settlement com-
mittec made by the resignation Of WIN.
TaYlnr.
, 1890-11-09

DR.. A. w. Barber last evening quail
he'd as secretary of state. He at once ap-
pointed R. H. Reputh his clerk. Gen.
Medium will remain in the Office some
time.
ltis now State Treasurer Gramm and
State Aucitor Burdick. Messerq. Voor-
bees and Grant retired and the books and
papers were transferred.
Stephen T. Farwell who was elected
superb .endent of public instruction
reached the city yesterday and will qualify
tomorrow. Mr.. Farwell is an old citizen
Of Cheyenne and IS among friends OF
years standing.
, 1890-11-09

The facilities of the present day for tie
production of everything that will CON
duce to the material welfare and comfort
of mankind are almost unlimited c.d
when Syrup of Figs was first produced
the world was enriched with the only
perfect laxative known, as it is the only
remedy which is truly pleasing and re-
freshing to the taste and prompt and
eTectua1 to cleanse the system gently in
the Spring time or, in fact, at any time
and the better it is known the more pop
ular it becomes.
, 1890-11-09
TRuTHFUL JAMES.
TWO BILLS.
Something About a Couple OF Claims
Against the County.

|
The bill of John S. Morrison of Omaha,
for coming u here and sitting as a COM
missioner for Laramie county during the
appointment of election boards last July,
is still ON file at the court house. 1t is
for seven meetings at IS a session and
salary for quarter" $50. The audacity
OF this man Morrison is simply astound
ing. 1t Is likely to be rebuked.
The claim was referred to w. r. Stoll,
the peoples attorney. Accepting the
facts presented he gave the opinion that
the bill should be tabled. About this time
Mr.. Stoll submitted an account for SER
vices performed in connection with bring
ing Horsethief Hagerman and pal from
Nebraska. He was at Casper when the
case came up and hurried to the scene on
the strength of a telegram from here
winch included the approval of the com
m~issioners. HIS bill is concededly moder-
ate and just, but Mr.. Hoyt, the exalted
economist, says it will not be allowed I'M
less Morrison's fraudulent claim Is APP
proved.
, 1890-11-09

ror lame back there is nothing better
fVsn to saturate a flannel cloth with
,iuamoerlain's Pain Balm and bind it on
ihae Affected parts. Try it aud you will
n soprlsed at the prompt relief it affords.
Pc same treatment will cure rheumatism.
Doe sale by DR.. w. N. Hunt.
, 1890-11-09

At the Sunrise mine, near Hartville. in
this county, experts have measured
l'OO0. 900 tons Of iron ore. The deposit
can be mined economically, there having
been made an offer to place ore on the
dump for so cents a ton. It will simply
beiquarried instead of mined.
, 1890-11-09

The editor of the Sun has been
appointed statistician for Wyoming, to
the agricultural department. If Mr..
Slack can't tell just what time of the year
the ranchmen dig their pumpkins. ne
is of sufficient muscular power to draw
the salary, which is from $500 to 5000 a
wear
, 1890-11-09

Rock Springs independents Owing to
the many wrecks on the Union Pacific
this fall the company have postponed the
work on the depot at this place and also
at Green River until next spring.
Rawlins Republican: Separation
station will be moved two miles further
west in a short time. The sidetrack at
the new location is about completed. The
moving of this station will give the
engineers a chance to get a good start to
climb Scion hill.
" iIsOn Bros fine iUhtte
shirts at John Harrfng-
TOMS. Carey block.
, 1890-11-09
INTENTION, LEGIsLATonsi
And Hear, o We Citizens,

Resumption of Boston currency will
take place at Keefe hall, Tuesday even
ing, Nov. IL. at s O'Clock sharp. We in
Site o to a BEAN VENDUE, with
Cean accompaniments. A sure sure for
tue blues. Admission, 25c.
, 1890-11-09
Straw.


We are of IL" pinion that Hon. j. w.
Medium will be our acting secretary of
state for the mex two years. He certainly
is qualified and there is no one more de-
serving.
, 1890-11-09

Commencing Nov. 10, and until fur
.aer notice, tho tirst-class fare to st. Louis
y the Union Pacific, "The Overland
asonte' will be $24.6 5. No change Of
S's between Cheyenne and st. Louis.
w. B. DuNLEvY, Agent.
, 1890-11-09
n and here.

The CHEYENNE LEADER refers to
Reeds methods as business like" 1t
is as hard to tell what is meant by this as
to define the butt end of a goat.
, 1890-11-09

Coupons may be sent by mail to The
LEADER or left at the business office on
Ferguson street. All of the votes sent in
will be retained and a final count made by
disinterested parties upon whose report
the award will be made.
, 1890-11-09

To here Is no candy in the world equal
CbaYler's. The ouly place to get it in
esenne Is at Rhodes & Troxelrs.
, 1890-11-09

Until Dec. / a life size portrait in frame
lot s25 at Kirkland's. Regular price from
S35 to $40.
, 1890-11-09

Chickens, old and young; ducks, dressed
or undressed, at the @. Q. G.
, 1890-11-09

Only place in town where the celebrated
Huyler's candy can be had is at Rhodes
& Troxelrs.
, 1890-11-09

G. johnson has removed his shoe
makers shop to the corner of Capitol
avenue and Seventeenth street. Prices
for repairing and custom work low and
work satisfactory.
, 1890-11-09
TIE CONTEST.
Voting has Commenced for WyOmIng's
Most Popular Physician.

Voting has Commenced for WyomInE's
Most Popular Physician.
THE LEADERS, offer Of a set of surgical
instruments to be given the most popular
physician in Wyoming bids fair to iuaug-
urate a spirited contest between the pres
ent time and the first OF January. Votes
will be received until midnight, Wednes-
day, Dec. 81, 1890. They must be made
upon the form whiah will be printed in
THE DAILY and WEEKLY LEADER, while
the time for voting is open.
The vote each physician receives will be
published daily aud the award Of the in
struments will be made Jan. !, 1891, to
the person receiving the highest number
Of votes cast.
The prize is LentL's compact operating
set No. 10, worth $50. 1t consists OF:
One amputatIng knife, six inch blade.
One finger knife.
One hernia knife.
One sharp curved bistury.
Two ~scalpels.
One tenotome.
One tenaculum.
One pair scissors, curved or fat.
One saw, nine inch blade.
One Listens bone forceps, with spring.
One artery and needle forceps, i'm
proved.
One hemostatic fOrceps.
One Esmarch's fat rubber t~ourniquet,
with chain.
Que director, with aueurism needle.
Two silver probes.
Silk, wire, wax and needles.
Trephine and elevator.
Tho instruments are put up in 4 fine
mahogany case aud make a present which
any physician will be pleased to own.
Seven votes were received yesterday as
follows:
DR.. Maynard.
DIR. Grimes. ....... .
VI MculllVray..-......... ............-... >
Ut. nlafston .......,--.... .............
DR.. Bark l
Coupons may be sent by mail to The
LEADER or left at the business office on
Ferguson street. All of the votes sent il
will be retained and a final count made by
disinterested parties upon whose report
, 1890-11-09

Earl y NtIson collars
and cHHs, all the latest
styles, at John Harring-
toms, Carey CLOCK.
, 1890-11-09

Every citizen who vas registered for
the last election Is entitled to vote.
, 1890-11-09

Get Ready for Christmas.
Portraits on bandkerchiefs at Kirk
lands. Leave you orders early to secure
fine work.
, 1890-11-09

Ne veal, mutton. lamb or pig at the
, 1890-11-09
REAL ESTATE.

Deeds for these transfers have been
filed for record at the Office of the county
clerk:
VIM. B, kirkpatrick and wife to
]. G. WhiDple and WIN. Muir
ply. lots 5 and 6. block 527...... 600
Mary MoGill and Patrick McGill
to L. c. Wkipple and VIM.
Murphy, lot 4, block 173....... $50
Samuel Carson and wife to j. h.
Grimes aud NJ. Conner, lots /.
2. 3 and 1, block 625:...".- l,GOO
Union Pacific to Mary McGll, let
4. block I63 /
, 1890-11-09

tor1cal Dept; Chevenne. Evo
, 1890-11-09

WANTED.
WANTED-A FIRsr-CLAsS SHoEMAK-
w er to take a half interest in a well estab-
nshed business. Inquire at this Office.
Observation-Disclosures. ROOM AND
w board furnished for 81 n week, 3O9 East
Nineteenth.
"ANTED-AT CLARKE'S FOUNDRY.
w Denver, MY tons of scrap lead. Highest
price paid. Also cast scrap iron.
EOH SALE.
EOR SALE-SIXTEEN CHEAP INSIDE
L lots. Fourth cash, balance long time. Ap.
ply at Leader office.
FOR SALE-NEW HOUSE. PRICE, 1000.
Easy terms. Apply at Leader office.
ELowERs-MRS. CLAICHE, 10TH AND
EOK SALE BRICK AND BUILDING
I sand. Apply to James Talbot.
FOR RENT.
. EOR RENT-NICELE FURNISHED ROOM.
= South 'front.'. Apply to Rhodes & Troxell.
Tor RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
L rooms with or without board Good day
board cheap. Mrs. A. Curley, 2O12 Eddy
street.
, 1890-11-09

Bishop RAIDER breaches at sundance to-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-05

team acres of fruit land in Santa Clara
County. 2. J. Martin was the purchaser,
This firm reports the demand Tor small
VINEYARDS very good, and sold two lTult
farms in Santa Clara County, near Los
Gatos. for $500 and 5000 respectively.
They advertise irult Farms lot saie III an
other column. s.4,.-
The week Just closed has been fairly
active one. as may be judged from the many
sales recorded from day to day, ana there
are many sales hanging in the balance on
account of differences of from 10 TO ~ per
cent which BUYERS decline to give, and prop
erty-owners are equally averse TO MAKING
any concessions The coming week Will, III
all probability, show an increase IN cue toi-
ume of business over the week Just closed
There will be offered at public vendue on
the goth inst the haudsomest and most com
plete residence in the panhandle distrlcl,
Situated at the southwest corner OF Cole ana
Page streets. containing ten rooms, WINE
ana billiard room and other modern cohVe-
niences. The house is new ana mas never
been occupied.
bright and well-edited paper issued by. ..
d. Baldwin, Joost 81 Mertens, contains,
among other real estate items, an article on
"The PostOffice Site" The Building &C.
tivity" and review of the market Tor sep
TENDER.
one of the most commodous real estate OIL
fees in the city, situated in the front por-
ton Of the ground floor at CPS Market street
The space above the main entrance IS
adorned with one of the most handsome
| signs on Market street, which reads IN very
! large gold-gilted blocks o. W. Becker u 20
BUILDERS CONTRACTS.
Max Popper to A. c. Soule, carpenter
work, etc, on west line Of Castro str Get, 80
north of Clipper, north 75x100. s6767; bonds
| $1,000. w. J. Adams AMI c. ). Holmes.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-05
FOUNDED ON FICTION.

Faithful Towser, The Boy Avengers
Last and Best Shot.
"Histw grated the Boy Avenger to his
faithful dog. 81 hear voice walking this
way!'
The faithful dog histed.
IF we are seen we shall be discovered"
continued tie Avenger, thoughtfully.
AT that moment nine Indians, led by Old
Fourteen-Stomachs, charged up the glen.
I he faithful dog slipped his pipe into his
pocket and drew bead on the foremost,
and, one after another, four Of the red de-
mons bit the dust.
To his horror the Boy Avenger found that
there was but one cartridge in his rifle. But
he was able fur the occasion, and, thrusting
the steel ramrod into his weapon he fired
full at the necks OF the remaining Indians,
who we're advancing in single file. The ram
rod pierced through their necks and strung
them up like eelS on stick.
When all was still again the Boy Ayenger
turned and thanked the faithful dog for his
bravery.
Jaw! That wasn't nuthin'W returned
the intelligent animal, modestly. You jest
ort to see me durin' the Custer campaign. "
n. Y. World.