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FINANCIAL IN


1900 per mile is |
-, lime which rep |
rruI I'M for new r0ads \
Elk AN(IAlI Al IN less cash, they |
IIlNhA' - tOf their paper on
FlNASNkus and eager, SO |
I'd kuperstructure
nun present daily outofne lhVestmsht Of
lines Averages !, l!O tous as,;ns'a 30 IN
The assessor l,Sird "a fully siS0. go
was about ons ear enough To the
ISL. -, c,stes treeneral calculation,
The uhheu ri mopaoe expected The
nstonsl bank circul suns az va. e. V ses
The New ,ossss i'm u down at &c, SlI, 69l..
that the hte ear exclusion that we now
amounted ~ M In railroads and equip
sulloh ~ .tbout AZ per centum, or
ing the pa, Nv, wv ma, mum. II follows that we
Specie III s T.roads (uot counting i'm
the PAST "''A hntum of our net income
silver - efficiency comes no doubt
seeresa'! Is OF other Investments,
the year noS' ukeep up the gait is
tits stsve u be of us We have ex-
talists WI. van sts,tthe actual financial re-
cine ratw"yy tatug-always barring out
the opuoh VI ,tory; and indeed the fact
tain ulhe, a, emonstratinn-that they
Inc vna9sied cent is alone sufficient
= lso2 hssies" Nv long can we go ON re-
SUe, I'D; ,,ha We have now about
On tne i .s hich had CLIP miles last
li7l95 over the ali The thicslv nonniated
After paying bc Hudson a5d Missouri
dufiue re-, lively rate. Illinois, 2S5;
Massavhuhbs, Pennsylvania, l6i New
Active mini, ~" c,r 10 o an "Se enr anS
out of twelya't lion that no mania
territory of h,hsisrainS 10 Am
Areauy az "a Orts are now exceeding our
anu siiNeA n may be au exaggerate d
world. That ''conseryatism ON Wall
bank departnn innnction of prudence
siVV,oCoV cOS asly be extended to the next
Over NtSVyitH note, in this connection,
ING W. of the New York roads for
lorA ""' "-September show decrease
4. Q case of the CeRtrsl anu
Total lor w the Erie. This is not due
Same users, for the gross earnings
Same liuieb 9TH roads. The aggregate
Same uuipese two, and tho Pennsyl.
Same ulnee roads, the four great
the iuss sed, however. from Sll5,-
Ooo,000 oLll6, 10 ,224 in 1850. which.
FtOO,oOO; Ctcrops and railroad wars il
and Grea
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Mother" Doctor, is she dangerous aud what
Is her aiilictionGn
Doctor" Yes, madam, she is dangerously III.
The venricuar and anricular forces not in equ-
hhrium, there is an increased centripetal action
portal circulation yascillates, suspended Nature
seems hesitating, and IN
Mofher-"Stop, for heavens sake stop and go
10 work at ouce.h
Docfor-'I will do all | can"
Mother, after two weeks have expired
nDsughter, our Doctor shall be discarded at once.
Two weeks and no relief l will procure that which
you desired at frst.n
Daughter, in allow tone-''I am glad, and think
It the only thing that will restore me TO health.n
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.ggG oil the rraEs.

! and closed at about same
Nnts lower than yesterday.
and lower on arrivals; spots
sposidon seems to be to put
he receipts are very heavy,
h as u year ago. lhe entire
.eak.
Chicago was steady but
age during the day. The
p January, If not February
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL SPECULATIoNs. - The fact
that, looking back TO the Egyptian monuments aud
inscriptions of fonr thousand TO 1--we thousand years
several OF the best markedaces OF were already in
existence. including the brown Egyptian himself the
darkwho Semitic man OF Assyra Palestine and the
Central African OF two varieties, which travellers still
emnept anthropoogica writers OF che present time TO
the CONCLUSION that the causes which brought about
their differences IN types skull hair skin and
non da their chief work In times before history began
since then-as the argument gossthe races which had
become adapted TO their geographical regions NAV
ON tho whole, undergone little change while
there; ana, though sumo alterations are traceabe az
due 10 migration into new climates, even these arc
oifiicult te follow, masked they are by the mars
vast length. -
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LITERARY NOTES.

. rs,r. .a;.,.c. ~ Mr.. Bosworth Smiths LILO Oh
I'D Tuvrancep have already appeared anu d
STR. nonnlar odition in one volume lis on 'ho
way to publication.
r,.r Turoeneff IA described as singuiariy
,o,.hl.. fascinating and courtly person. lie was
remarkably handsome, man OF Imposing s'a'u,o
and commanding presence. he was the most Hoo-
ast of writer's rarely speaking OF his own Works ou'
alvavs generous In his appreciation OF otnels'
One COPY of Mr.. Ruskin's volume of Poems
recently brought over 500 at London sale
MFR. Cross has made little progress with the bog
raphy of his dead wife, George Eliot. lie mas Oeen
greatly interrupted by illness.
Miss Eleanor Arnold, the daughter OF the poet,
has shown her flial devotion in the preparation Oh
aTbe Matthew Arnold Birthday Book" MT.
Arnold. by che way has written q new preface Ior
an abridged popular edition of his Literature anu
Dogma"
The latest volumes in the Putnams series OF essays
entitled Topics of the Time" are occupied the ORG
with Historical Studies" and the otner WIN
souest,ons' of Belief" MANY readers Will 10 siau
In preserve in this convenient form these ho'aoi'
papers from the best foreign perlodlcais
& The new and revised edition Of Mr. Donald u
Mitebelrs works DOW in the press OF Charles ocrio
p.rs Sons ia admirably simple and elegant IN its
dress. The frse two volumes. "Reveries OF a bacne-
lori and Seven Stories" have just appeared
Tho ESSAYS on various English women OF le',ei'
which Miss Thackeray Mrs. Ritchie) has oon'riou-
ted to The CornhH have been collected In volunie
which will BIO Published under the title oil DooA
of Sibyls."
Mr.. Austin Dobson has selected divers poems
from his volumes now out of PRINT, and VIII repuo,
l,sb them as Old-World ldyls and Other verses
Tn. selection will be based upon that which ap-
nearea in this country a few wears ago.
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CONTENTS OLE NO. l.

OF No. 7.
SHY FIoatiSpiece). by L. Alma Tadena, A. From
the picture in the possession Of d. o. Nils esq, New.
York.
FROM THE OLD LAW COURTS TO THE NEW. by r.
Maitland. With illustrations by H. Furss, John OConnor
4. Morrow.
LES CAsoUETrEs: Poem. By Age,noa Charles
Swinburne
THE DoRMOUsE AT HOME. BY Grant Alien. With
illustrations Nv charles WllympeT.
ROSSETTrS INFLUENCE IN ART. BY j. ConiynS
Carr With illustrations after D. G. 3oesottL
THE SUPERNATURAL EXPERIENCES OF PATSY
CONG. BY William Black.
OYSTERS AND THE OYSTER QUESTION. Part l.
By Professor Huxley, p r. :. With illustrations.
TIE ARMoRER's APPRENTICE. ChapI / and p EY
Charlotte NJ. YonGe.
MACMILLAN g. CO., NEW-YORK,
lI2 Foe BTH-AVi-,
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Dr. A. CALLISEN'S DAYSCHOOL for BOYS
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u S. EVERS0N'S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.
Park reopens sept &C. short ghly masered
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SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.

~ nrst session each of the schools will begin on
MONDAY, Oct i, at $3.50 a M.
f. A. p. BARNARD. LIZ D., President
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MISS MARY HARRIOTT NORRIS AZ

reopens school for Young Ladies' aud
hsesOct 10 classes TOR adllts Now
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esses IN Art Literature Science aud Mathematics
advantages Tor Modern Languages and Music boarding
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"A
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'gnstruriion.
For Bows and Youny Msn-Citv.

Il G.. IRELAND'S CLASS for BOYS, IL
IL West 39th-st--Autumn opens Wednesday, Sep
tember 20. Number limited. Mr. Ireland will DO at home
L affnrS nfannh &
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02
None but First Glass Goods.

In Watches, jcweIry and silverwarc
one should have the bes or none.
Mrssrs. Shurley 4 Co.. chicago. ARE
making speciality Of fine gu1ls. and
IL you need anything in watches. In
dust and waterproof eases, solid silver
or triple plated ware. solid gold or rail.
ed gold jewelry. send Ia Shurlcy 4 Co.
they will send single article at the
dozen price. They are rouch,d for
and end E-ed by the United States Ex-
press Co., American Express Co.,
southern Express Co.. +. W. Palmer.
Postmaster of Chicago, G.n'l 4. T..
smith, Ey-State Treasurer, and man,
others. tionds sent nu approval. with
privilege of examination enabling you
to d" your purchasing ut home. Re-
member. Shurlcy 4 TO-. - Stale Street
Chicago. ILL., Send fer their new aud
beautifully illustrated catalogue. Stiles
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02

The adjourned me, ting of the
trustees al school district No. was
neld yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Hunt,
the CONTRACTOR, and his bondsnieil
were PRES, Mt, ms also their attorney, A.
+. Burleigh, who Presented u prol'o-
siti'n Ia t.e trustees for IA cancella-
ton OF the contract and mutual re-
lease OF both sides from liability in
any matter growing out of the con
tract. As in this proposition the cont
tractor alleged hostility 0n the l,url OF
OF the supervising architect as tue reu-
son oil asking u cancellation OF the con-
tract, and as it was further coupled
witt, request that he Le reimbursed
for certain EXPENSES incurred in con-
nee, ion with the contract, the board
declined 10 consider it. II was then
wftlidrawn aud nm amended proln.si-
ton, shorn of the objectionable ie,,-
lures, submitted, which the board took
under adjustment uLtil Monday after
noon.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02
A Young Mother.

The first birth IN the Cooke City
happened on The 2rh inst. II was II
surprise to everyone as the mother Is
only twelve years aud one month old.
The child is II girl and a hig one ut
that quite Il houncer. Both moth, r
and child are doing well. The young
man That is surpassed 10 he the father
Of the child let camp rs soon the news
got out The y"ung lady's father and
mother are residents Of the town.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02
Ijar r;fh tafti- Thiercs.

Warrant were Issued the first of the
week or tho apprehension OF ten cat
tie thieves, who have been operating
in lne Powder river country, and they
are doubtless under arrest before this.
Ii ~, II VIII me, ssiIute II special term
% c"urt in johnson county, as the Jail
there will not hold them. These nIrn
ale all furcnneu or assistants on ranches
in that secii"ii, and are well known.
They have carried ON operations quite
extensively aud have got away with n
.urge number OF cattle. One man who
Grove IN II small herd from the stat, 5
hi, season las lost seventy head, ANA
others in proportion. This is hut the
beginning oi what is likely to he MI
Interesting 1t, and there are
thr,a of lynching, even lhis early
Cheyenne Leader.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02

Mr.. Douglas, n prominent miller of
Valley City. Dak.. now visiting this
city in his own interests, called in
upon the Unit, d States land Office ami
examined the cereals on exhibition
there. His opinicn of our wheat, 10
use his own nguage. twas excellent
aud would make the highest grade of
flour. The barley was the hest l
ever saw anywhere, and in fact the
whole exhibit was Il credit 20 any
Country"
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02

A Portland Ore. special telegram
says: Colonel Janii>oi. of the railway
mail service. after n Thorough examin-
aion. says h. is convinced that the
complaints recently made regarding
the inequality of the force of road
agents are well funded. He says the
run hetwern Helena and Portland l.
tio long. aud he will divide it ut
Smknne Falls with "a sufficient force
al led Ia perform the work properly
a ung the route.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Hrinrichs, and their
married daughter and her husband
are stopping AT the Merchants and
will remain here some time before
continuing on their jonansy to Cali
fornia. II will l~ remembered that
Mrs. Heinrirhs is the lady who WAS
wounded sometime ago by The acri-
dental discharge OF revolver in the
hands of Pullman sleeping car
porter aud who was ON her way to
this city.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02

And insurance adjustor representing
the companies carrying The risks ~,
Mr.. Leiclton's buildings is in town
trying to adjust the losses In the late
fire .Iu'.ging from the way he has
expressed himself he will give very
poor satisfaction. For instance h,
or t.o>.s To- allow the First Nationa'
hank only $50 for their loss, when IL
Is n known fact that the walls Of tic
building are damaged Ia the extent al
nearly S3,u01 aud in other eases, nuta.
bly, Mr.. James Coleman's, he is equal
IN small.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02

Some weeks ago We called public ut
tention To the opening OF Peppers sa-
loon aud gaming rooms ON the corner
Of Main and Purk streets, which at
once took rank us the leading place Of
resort Ia the city. Since the opening,
the genial hospitality of the good-look.
ing proprietor and his no less jolly
lieutenant. YVES" Morris. 50 increased
the popularity Of the place tliLi Il b..
came necessary to provide more NC
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02

We wish t. announce that we are
solc agents In the eastern portion of
Montana for Laid's Sheep Dip, prep
araIi0n which is warranted 10 keep
sheep free from sab and kindred
diseases. a iull supply IL constantly
kept on hand. aud orders will he
promptly filled.
23tf LEIGHrON. J0RDtS Il Co
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TIE DAILY YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL.

conllnodations for the patrons OF the
house. To supply this want, Mr.. Pep
per has secured and fitted up two pri-
vate club rooms ON the second floor ~
the Sleeper building, of easy access
from the street or saloon, for The rri-
waite use of parties who desire 10 enjoy
a social game. freed from the restraint
of luokers-un. Last night these r,nms
were thrown open to the inspection Of
I G rub L., and were found 10 he ny
nearly perfect in. appointment MS any
thing this western country tan Afford.
Elegant B.ussels car!cls cover the
floors, rich and tasty lmper adoins the
walls. and chairs and lounges of every
conceivable pattern conducive To ease
and comfort yawn to receive the
visitor. The chandeliers are marvel
of artistic beauty, aud the art decori,-
tions that emlclish the walls are
worthy of the surroundings. The toni
ensemble. as we say in " Paree." is in
dicative of luxury aud refinement, and
should I've seen Ia he appreciated.
These desiring quit and social bout
with the goddess fortune can find no
place better adapted To their wishes
than Sam PrnI er's private club rooms,
VIII, IT, Rob" will do the right thing
lay them.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-02

-. Paul's Episcopal chapel on
Pal ner street WAS dcdi' atcd to divii e
service the year ago to-day. The first
service held therein being on Advent
sunday of last year.