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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
NEW BROOKLYN PARK COMMISSIONERS.


l'ayor Whitney yesterday appointed eight Brook
1yA PARK commissioners to succeed the Board ap,
pointci D. Mayor Low in lsS4 whose terms had
iU,, rXpIod Only one of the former commission
ers Robert t. Van Week. was retained. he IS an
independent Republican in politics, having resigned
flom the Young Republican Club III 1854 10 sup
port President Cleveland. All the new commas
sioners aIv Democrats but most of them represent
the better elements of the party. Three OF them
were members of the Board Of Aldermen when
Nave Whitney was in that body a dozen years
ago All are Successful business or professional
lpeD ana nave the leisure 10 devote TO the care OF
the Department of Parks. their positions being I'M
saiasied he new president of the B0ard Is > ames
L Easton, who succeeds John Glbb. lie has me
residence and grounds winch eVlnce TASTE 1oI
landscape gardening iii the IwcntN-hith ward. OF
which ,- was formerly Alderman. lie Is engaged
in the tranSp riaton business Ill Coenies Slip lie
is not man oil wide culture or profound education.
he other new commissioners are CTOSSlran Lyon,
William Hester, Francis Markey, George L. FOX,
is business manager of The BrO0lip Ed9e and lives
n: rhe First Ward. Francis Markey Is retired
hqUor seller, and lives IN the Twentieth Ward. lie
formerly represented The Second Ward
.sr friendship exists between him
.ih g.. Mayor. Both he aud Mr. Hester are now IN
, ~ y, and Will have To be IeappOIned upon their
tD.as the law requires the appOIntces TO qualify
cent of the Metropolitan Plate Glass Insurance
Company He was at one time an Aiderma
and II regarded Is somewhat independent IN
pcb;ics. lie was member OF the CT
jscns Committee Oi Fifty III 1870. Nj. Fox Is the
o1!V lawyer III tie Board. He lives the Nine
tten.b WARD and was formerly supcryisoi-at- la -e
fi. lI on l. IN the marine Insurance business aud
Nj. SOuueIS Is "a tlnNdTe manufacturer. Neltncr
has been IA pubic he. Although there are enough
active politicians III the new Board 10 man &c the
PARIS III partisan manner, II Is conceded That the
Mayer might have done mucn worse IN ms appoint
mcnts. lie is himself an eN-oitcio member oil tie
IoaId
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
rRrIHEIr IN IT'S NEW H0BoKsy HOME

Since the irtiheit disappeared from It's headquar-
No. l61 NilimsL week Tue day Ana clisis
been prOmis thai the unlerg onnd organ they
love cs Il: would De more violent IN tone than usual hnt
that appeared wonderfully suUdued
quene OF the Interest taken Dy TIE autoIes IA ne
librlug Recorder Syih and Colonel Fellows h AAalo
where tn paper WOO DC pusc but 1t had
ALREADY asccrtaIncf at the Oicc Hose
il. "a tenement house. that
werr carried CITY call a the Occ yesterday
nobody u home although there
ic The free granted al the Wtnst Office
10 lie doneu the place. III isbrOugbi
New YORK early ihursCas morning ana sod qnctly the
the East iir and IL sent thrOu the mail
znl..n FiI,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
NETWORK CITY.

Branch No. 700 of the Irish National League,
Consaohocken Penn, has sent S0O 10 Inc H's"
World famine fund.
H. II. Thompson associate editor OF ne 1metca"
Ancl,r, has been appointed secretary OF the New
York State Fish Commission.
The steamer City of Rome, which arrived from
Yacht Deivln She belongs to Roosevelt Schuyler
and is an exact duplicate OF the Madge
Andrew Tracy a small boy whose paronts live at
No AS West enty-ninth-st was Knocked down
and killed by wagon III fiont OF NO. 900 Nii'h-
ave- Yesterday The driver escaped.
The Titans will greet Father Neptune at the Man
haitian Beach Hotel tomorrow afternoon. lhcy
will gather about the Olymplan board al u p H.
and frequent libations Will be poured forth.
More than fifty Roman Catholic priests met
Yesterday in St Patricks Cathedral IL flth-aVe at
the quarterly conference of the first section oI tnc
Archdiocese of Ncw-I0rk. Archbishop Corrigah
presided.
James Walsh. George Patterson and John Mccoy
broke INTO the apartments of Thomas Cunnlngham
No. 514 Nost Twenty -elghth-st on March Is, and
sentenced Yesterday. III the General SessIons'
to eight years each III the state Irlson.
Edward DOYLE of Third ave. and One-hundred-
and-thirtieth-st fell into The Harlem klver from
the Harlem Bridge yesterday, ana was rescued, W
thomas L. Diggins THEATRICAL manager VINO iSs
his gold watch and Il diamond PIN IN the suugsie
Thomas Walsh, Of No. 202 West Houston-st.,
Jumped overheard from the Pennsy vania ferlVDoat
SusG johanna at Chambels-st. yesterday lie was
fshed out of the water and taken before Justlce
ORcilIy at the Tombs Police Court. who committed
him for examination as to his sanity.
Coroner Levy was informed Yesterday OF II fn ne
death il a hut on the rocks In the neighborhoou Oh
Fourth-ave and Ninety-eighth-st. of a woman said
TO he 1Ol years old. She was named Johanna
KInneally, and mas survived two hu, bands People
in the ncighborhoOd kne " her as Aunt johnnie.
The Methodist Episcopal Church Extension So
cety will soon erect chapel III One hundred-aEd-
iifteth-st., near Nott-ave.. at cost OF 3 ,3oo
A schoohouse four stories high is to be butt +, at
SXty-tfth-st. and LeXington-ave, by the st. III
cent Free Church at an expense OF Ss5,OOO
The schooner H. h. TIltOn, loaded with coal, ar
rived in the city yesterday badly damaged by, a
collision off Long Branch on Wcdne ,day with the
steamer Delaware during a heavy fog. portion
of the starbOard rigging was carried away, ana
CAPTAIN Harris's hand was crushed. The damage
to the steamer was not known.
The colors of all nations were flying from the rig
ging OF the new North German Lloyd steamer Irave
dispensed music and between the showers streams
of people poured into the steamer and inspected her
cabins and saloons. The Trave starts Oh her return
trip tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18

.ANAIcA -Bursars entered the housc Of John C.
eariy rday cry
room IN tue house ransicked goods
al
~EiAUEI. jlia HAWKINS. the ii
ofteofsc Ha"kin lett her home v ,dnesaay and
said that she e
attentions OF young 10 whom her
sac enesdsy. Yesterday morning
her mott t. ali her her bed vacant Con
Stables srlned u any yourg iau
" he'd The family tie b-.
Levc IL Il he - CaInGifted sticide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
TO ADVERT SERS.

THE TRIBUNE HAS ALARGELY INCREASED SALE
ON SUNDAY IN THIS CITY AND VICINITY.
THE PAPER Is READ ALSO ON THAT DAY IN AL
MOST EVERY CITY AND THRIVING VILLAGE EAST
OF LAKE ERIE AND THE ALLEGHAN les. AND IN
MANY WESTWARD THEREOF. THEThIBUNE USES
THE VERY FAST NEWSPAPER SPECIAL TRAINS
AND ALL OTHER MODERN DEVICES FOR SECURING
THE VERY LARGEST Distribution POSSIBLE
ITS READING PUBLIC ON SUNDAY is FOR AN
ADVERTISERS PURPOSES ABSOLUTELY UNsUR
PASSED AND - DISTRIBUTED OVERrIiE LARGES 1
AREA COVERED BY ANY SUNDAY NEWS
PAPER. THE ADVANTAGES TO ADVERTISERS ABE
OBVIOUS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
ALONG THE SOUND.

lGEPOFI-A four year Old daughter Of CITY Auditor
GoIDar kesDg dicG cGay from the ELECTS Of swallow
Carbolc a. "a -.lOHA fcireentItvcs OF the various
Icwspspefs rarfe toanty partOOk Of shore dinner at
thp!ab Point " eGne-day. uNit ton Of -lonf Chris
tdu
Hkw CANAAN he Row. Greenlea Tor fifteen
To- Vi the COngr' gsiiOnal Church. has resigned
NO " s borough has contracted with the
Hoi ar t!rD ie.csiaah Onpaay. OF Nowfoik. ioi the
tliio-actiJa VI al eicctI4, ATc alarII.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
THE ERIE AND THE UNITED STATES EXPRESS.

the .h between the Erie Railway and the United
states Express Company the railroad has
and station owned by The Pavona
jersey city lille the carried its
ITcgt The Erie road the sheds an station
On "Wednesday he express company
tempt po session Of tn station the land adjon
ing which covered with the mes tracks but pulsed
there for the purpose. Application will
he made by tn express company writ vi
etff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
NEW-JEisSEY.

The bodies OF the and boy vino wers drowned IN .ne
River on sunday by the capszng OF pcasnro
yacht recovered yesterday Inc woman Vas sr and
3s,r, eifer so East Eleven'hst New Ork an,
the George Dorm whose mother was ~
The bodies when recovered were thec ines
md long distance OF the accident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
MILITARY TEST or PHYSICAL ENDURANCE
Chinf n.iicc Nnuh Uavis and Cnlnnrl VIII

lam G. Church have Issued cards of invitation 10 the
grand international military test OF physical endurance
It Will begin Glcuwood, Glen Island. MOndaJ ana
bc uudor tue management or Edward Iayson weston,
the wcllk pedestrian. There viii hc eleven ais
tnct contests each requiring &woek Members OF
Canadian regiments Will take part in the petition Of
the tenth week Ia TIE lass w"ck- contest volunteers
london. EnxIaHn. L. IcIIIAle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
WT>TCHfsTER COUNTY.

sine sNG-A Draft Of 6f'y convlcs yesterday 10
Clinton. lhey started at O'CLOCK SPECIAL
Awarded D. II scep-fs
HtsICni sheriff John iuny Wednes day night
presented god badge Of his by his friends
NIL NEINcS-Hr. and Ma. +. Il. Quincy
Of tier ednesdiy night ny ter horses
u ht at lain. TLey were quite seriously nIuress
PE1EsKl. Refras, Hancs yesterday took further testi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
II-STICE DEIAIIANTY ACOTTTTED

foce Justice Dolahan;y, OF Long Island City. ar.
rsneG before Justice Cullen IN the queens Comfy court
serdy wnh properly commitments
Fleming appee FOR The people aud James
W Tie he dcIcpce proved That Tiers
deilaud. nj That the clerk al fault
The urv. half hour returned verdict Of
not guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18

pcnv IN tbe anti Of Edwin wire was cora
Lent IRWIN obtain possessio7 OF me cnlen ~
ara now with their mother. ENd nee was m'iV"ucoo :"
show that IRWIN did not treat his wife kindly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
CATCHING sAIcH.L w:ra 4 FISH LINE

second avenue open car halted ut Forty
seconi-sL -" "cinr.iay night Tree lads up IL
One oi them tA.ew hsA M through the Aand- uf -
saiorl belonging - passenger sai crkcd rio
street. AbOthrt DOy picked . ~ .na he zee IAi
away ani io.sti iHr ssicac. .at0 where -
iOnhd AID iIfn-i over - s.rc-f who capctrG she
lhis whe iley were HesOta,..s t. tnd .er
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18

What can be more disagreeable, more dis
gushing than 10 sit IN with person who Ia troubled
with catarrn and has 20 keep coughing and clearing his
throat " the which drops into 1T persons
always be ptiel II hey try 90 themselves and
fail But If they get Dr. sages Catarrh Remedy there need
be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18

PnAwLE PoST juno lGPassed. steamer Ftzroy tBrl
Gibbs from New-YO rx juno ] her Amsterdam.
NArLEs, June lGsailed steamer Inisttva uta). Lanzo
ne 4. for New.YorKJuDe TO-
Lizard Juno l7.-Arnyei. steamer Fulda tjer. Rngk
from New.York June her Bremen aud souhamp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
CHARGED WI sMroGLIXG MONDS

David :. De lough. a Cuban. was arrested yes
trday for attempt to smugse 40 diamonds worth he
tween $1,000 and 5000 I'D shat he had ghi em
hal merely stopped
adv ised him tie d .mnid.
pocket ard 10 aake to rr Custom House uis
lie aid this led tcpO.te matter
SAle.ia
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Ueiversty Alumni Association, College Chapel Z
A. rcurson OF Union Veteran Soldiers and Sailors.
Washington. NewYork baseball match. Polo Irou"oS'
lawn tennis tournament, Mountain Station, orange
n. J. ,r ,o., p.u,m.,, AVN
Rifle match Companies and f. l2th Regiment Ar'h'
DRY. 3 y. III. , e.,o ,o m
Microscopca Society. No Ga Madisoh-"e'' P' "'
Music ut Battery Park, evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18

Rupture radically cured also pile
and fstae Pamphlet OF particulars 10 cents
stamps. Worlds Dspensary Medical Association, Buffalo.
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Announcements

ALBERT LEWIS, NJ. d., Beach-st.. near West
Broadway New York Hours IL Ia aud TOT Diseases VI
system speciality for the last forty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18

Earl e. Wilson's F.. e. w. brand of Mems
Collars and Guns are the best sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
rises. 424 sets. 1870 Noon rises 90llMn DIS l6
HIGH
HSandy Hook. S:56 Isrd a;25l He'll Gate. liza
E.H-Sandy Hook sos Cows Isrd 025 Hell ate. llli
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SPECIAL Mention.

Advertisements admitted is'e these esIsmns avs
rsss's oeadsd 70 the resSers 81 TIIR TRIBUNE
~ sAsrssghlv reliable, sd business eas be Asue
~ oai1 With the sAvessissrs with perfect safety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
144 Loxington.aye., between 2bth AIT })th VS.
ronrs-s TO |, 5to7. Diseases OF the Nervous 5ys,sn
Genit0 Urinary organs Impotence and storilltg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-18

O. ERNs.owN. JGH"it-Nrnvci steamer hrgasG uea.ey
isou Nes %. G.e ). III he. sIl ~ -.y,T,,s.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-15
kilograms without Heads.

Winona, Minn., building improve
ments for 1856 aggregate s72l ,235.
Two hundred insurgents were killed
in an engagement with British troops
In Mandalay.
Tennyson's new book Of poems,
Locksley Hall. "Sixty Years After
ward" appears to-day.
Stanley has been summoned to re-
turn to the Free Congo state at once on
account of disturbances.
Al Boston the city vote, with two
precincts missing, gives o. 'Brien, dem
ocra:, 22,Ss3; Hart, republican. 1914;
McNeill, labor, 572.
The Floyd county savings bank Of
Iowa has suspended payment on ac-
count of the discovery OF . $20, 900 de-
falcation by the cashier.
Al Minneapolis the Boston One
Price clothing store was burglarised
Sunday night, and cash and goods to
the value Of IS 900 were taken.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-15

IL 10 stated the company intends to
build from East Grand Forks to st.
Vincent some time In the near future,
and as soon a. the line is completed to
use the Canadian Pacific tracks from
81. Vincent. TO Winnipeg. Besides
this the Northern Pacific contem-
plates paralleling the Manitoba tracks
from Grand Forks west as far az the
country is good.
FOR THE CUMMINGS SYNDICATE.
MUNCIE, Ind, Dec. 14.-The New
York, Lake Erie d Western road was
sold at Chancery Saturday. Samuel
Thomas, Of New York, bidding In the
entire line from Sandusky to Bloom
ington. He represents the Cummings
syndicate.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-15
A TERRIBLE TALE
Of Survivors of the Steamboat
Horror on the Lower
Mississippi.
Dozens of Passengers Roasted
to Death in the Cabins
and on Deck.
The Number of Victims Vari-
ously Estimated at From
Thirty to Sixty.
Forty-ninth Congress.
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l4.-The CHINA.
bar &Clarke'sFork railway bill came up
in the house again to-day, Sunset Cox
vigourously opposed the bill on the
ground that IL would tend to increase
the danger of forest fires; that 1t
would injure the natural beauties of
the Yellowstone Park and that the OBJ
ject of the railroad in trying to secure
the passage of the bill was simply to
reach the mines. Grosvenor of Ohio.
proposed an amendment to confine
the right-of-way to one hundred feet,
instead of two hundred feet. Holman
of Indiana, took the floor before q
vote on the amendment was taken,
and talked wildly against the bill, !,
making all sorts Of charges against
the projectors of the enterprise. Pay
son answered HIM in support of the
bill. He said In answer to Cox, that
there was not tree In the park with
in four miles of the proposed road and
that no object of beauty or curiosity
of any kind, except the Mammoth
Hot Springs, was any where in the
vicinity. "Pig Iron" Kelly made a
fearful appeal for the preservation of
the noble American bison, and urged
his colleagues to vote down the bill.
Gallinger OF New Hampshire,
showed the folly of opposing the bill
on the ground Of alleged damage to
the scenery, and Mr.. Cox moved TO
strike out all after the enacting cause,
which was carried by vote Of l02 to
65, and the committee on Holman's
motion arose and reported the bill as
dead.
IN THE LOBBY.
The House went into y committee
of the whole on the sundry appropri.
alton bill. Mr.. Ryan, Of Kansas, and
Mr.. Long, of Massac achusetts, criticised
tho bill a. being vague and indefi.
mite. The bill was then read by para.
graphs for amendment, and after con-
siderable progress an adjournment was
taken.
The conclusions of the sub-commit-
tee on the several points OF the bill re-
lating to the establishment Of govern.
ment postal telegraph at issue, are
stated as follows: First, that the oh
lection to construct o main line and
operate telegraph is the same as the
objection to construct main line end
operate line Of railroad; second, that
q railroad company cannot relieve
itself of its obligations and canno,
transfer It TO any other company.
The House committee on foreign
affairs mpleted the consideration oi
the diplomatic and consular sppro
priation bill. As completed the bill
calls for an appropriation aggregatinG
81 ,67l ,905. The total appropriation
for the current year was 81 ,856, ,066.
The House committee on IndIaI
affairs to-day heard arguments BY
Delegate Toole on the bill granting
rlght-of.way to the 81. Paul, Mime
apolis q Manitoba railway through
the Indian reservations In northern
Montana and northwestern Dakota.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-15
Earthquake Fund and Losses.

CHARLESTON, 8. c., Dec. l3.-At q
meeting Of the city council tonight
Mayor Courtenay submitted q prelim-
mary report Of the executive commit
tee, showing that the total amount of
1854, 25s was received by them for suf-
ferers by the earthquake. and that the
disbursements amounted 10 $44S, ,119.
The News and Courier estimates that
the total subscription to the earth
quake fund will amount to $Sl5, 900,
leaving loss Of over s. SEQ, 900 by the
earthquake OF 1886 and the cyclone of
August, 1885. to be borne ty individ-
uals, corporations and the government.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-15
AN AWFUL CATASTROPHE.

A Missisissippi River Steamer Burns and
Fearful Loss of Life Ensues-Fun Par
ticulars Of the Horror.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 1.-THE steamer J.
M. White, burned to the waters edge
at IL o'clock last night while lying at
the bank near Bayou Sara, Louisiana.
A telegram from the the station agent
at Baton Rouge says 1t 10 impossible
to get the names Of the lost or saved
from the burned steamer J. NJ. White,
as only a few passengers came to Ba-
ton Rouge. the balance were left at
Bayou Sara. The only names that
could be gotten of the lost are Mr..
Stafford, wife and child, from Vid.
alta and g. Wash Floyd, formerly cap
tain OF the Will b. Hanes. All the
officers were saved but are not disposed
to talk. IL is understood many other
passengers were lost besides seven or
eight Of the crew who slept on the
"texRs.n
THE ENGINEERS STATEMENT.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. l4--All the
rescued people Of the burned steamer
White took the Mississippi Valley
railroad train for this city, arriving this
noon. William McGreeny, chief en-
gineer Jf the boat gives this statement
OF the disaster. AT about 1910 O'Clock
last night while landing at DIR. Fer.
rett's place, where the boat was to I'm.
ish loading cotton seed, q fire broke
out amidship, on top Of the cotton be-
low the boiler deck. Engineers
Barry ard Jenny. who were ON watch
gave the alarm, and the pumps were
put to work hut without avail. The
watchman gave the alarm by ringing
the bell, and Clerks Callahan and
McVay 1T once aroused those in the
cabin. The fire spread rapidly and In
lees than fifteen minutes the boat had
burned to the waters edge. Three on
four kegs Of powder In the magazine
exploded when the flames reached
them aud the flames shot up about
one hundred feet. The shrieks of the
women and children were awful. He
saw the superintendent Of the Valley
railroad standing outside the ladies'
cabin and throw his two little daugh-
ters into the water and stand there
and burn TO death with his wife.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-15
Chicago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO. Dec. 14.-Cattle, receipts.
1000; shipments, 1000; market, steady;
Christmas steers, $5.l5a5.50; shipping
steers, $50 TO 800 pounds. t3.25@4.9 90;
stockers aud feeders, S2.009s. 40; cows.
bulls and mixed, $l.36@3.l5; bulk.
s2.O0@2.25; Texas cattle. Si.600S.6o;
Sheep, receipts, 5000; shipmene.
1900; market. strong, natives, t25O0
500; western, $2.50S3.50; Texans.
81. 25@3.25; lambs, e40004.70.
Droqers' Journal cablegram flom
London reports the Christmas cattle
market weak. supplies Of home bred
cattle large; extra American steen,
12a123c per pound.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-15
Fame's Notoriety.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Dec. li.-Miss
Msude Melville, daughter of the Arctic
explorer, who separated from his wife
the day following his return to his
home. made her debut In q concert ut
st. Georges hall this evening. Since
the family difficulty she has been liv-
ing with her mother and aiding in the
support Of the family by working as a
copyist in a real estate Office.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-15
FIRE Losses.

POPLAR BLUFF. No., Dec. IA
At l0:20 o'clock this morning fire
was discovered In the probate court
room in the court house here. There
is no fire apparatus in the town and
the flame spread with great rapidity
and entirely destroyed tie building.
The records and all the valuable
papers were saved. The loss amounts
To S46 600: no inaurance.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-15
Retribution swim and Sure.

DETROIT, Dec. 14.-The Detroit dry
dock company has under considers
tion the construction Of several refrig-
orator boats for wealthy cattle man
of Montana. He sent the company Q
proposition regarding the matter a
short time ago and rough sketch Of
refrigerator boats was prepared and
forwarded for his inspection. The
boats are intended to ply between Du-
luth and Buffalo, direct, carrying
dressed beef, the cattle kings object
being to escape the charges Of the mid
dlemen who make profit on the beef
at Chicago. In speaking0of the mat
ter last night A. d. McFall, of the dry
dock company, said: ANY one can
see reason In the steamboat plan ~
compared with railroad Transports
ton. There is not q doubt that In q
very few years the lake will be great
route for dressed beef. am surprised
that 1t has not already become such,
for IL is practicable 70 build refriger-
ator boats that will carry beef In per
feet state of preservation thousands OF
miles. Other beef products such -
dried beef hides, tallow, dried blood.
etc., can 60 via boat as far as Buffalo.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-15

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-Money on call
active at CO.'S per cent; closing at Is.
Prime mercantile paper, 495 per cent.
Sterling exchange, quiet but steady
at "a sol for go day bills and a4.S3f for
demand.
CHICAGO, Dec. 14.-Money rates are
6}(a7 psr cent. on demand loans and
7(SlS per cent. on time favors. New
York exchange 75c discount.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-15

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 14.-Charles
the war governor Of Kan
sas. has been appointed superinten.
dent of the Haskell Indian school for
Indian children at Lawrence, Kan,
vice Arthur GrebRwiski, resigned.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-12-15
'smatter with Rutherford b.

MADISON, Wis, Dec. l4.-The fourth
annual exhibition of the Wisconsin
state poultry association opened here
to-day. The exhibition was unusually
large and fine. The judging will be
conducted by B. N. Pierce. o: In
dianapolis.