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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-12
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD. \. Y. c. g.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, \. !. c. &
w If. Il. T. Il. Coz Le~sec-Trains leave West 421.st
station, New.Yor. follows and twenty minutes earlier
from foot az Jayst. y. T. Chicago, Detroit, London
Hamilton. 80 a. . -. . 10 p. 81. Louis
10 10 .. Toronto. 20 30 u. rs D.
Montreal, Canada. Ll-t 10 ,. Niagara rails, syria
cu-t Ctc1 ant pfucipa! jJsluedtr stations, 10. 9 5J
nj, - 10 - 10 y. (dut al II 80 a. for Utica
only. Kingston, SaUgcrtes, Catsni, Albany, $40
= 10. 900. GAP II 80 q. M. and 90 4. = :15
X ~ n. Newhus 10 10 a. n, 10. 10. 49,, &C 3
~ 80 y. HaNecstraw, % a. NJ. 80, - p. m
Sarauogi Special ta ~ 30 q. M ts 40 N. Drawing
Drawing cars Caldwell. Saturdays only, sl AZ
y. m. Lake. MOhonk AID Mnnewaska. via New. Palty
300 (aI ~ 80 e. m p. Saturdays only; % AS
y. Drawing Room Cars TO King ,ton 9. (0) II 80
IT,, tsi 3 :ij D. trains Kastarsdl. Hunter. Grand
Hotel station. and Phocnicia 315. O. a) II 30 a. m
n u. H., saturdays only. Drawing Room Car Grand
Ifo5aI. fl BAD p. DtaWing Room Cars to Grand
Hotel station aud % Ph0enic1 for Hotel Kaatersk and
Mountain House on o, faJ II 80 a. N. and 90 AS
y. trains. Plcnyile, Cairo AMI Mountain House
Stat'on BIB Is. g. lal II 30 q. (s :i5 D. m.
Drawing Room Cars 20 Catssi (a II 80 a. and ID
3 81 J.. ~. train. Elegant sleeping Cars for Buffalo,
Niagara Fails Toronto. Dcuolt Chicago and st. Louis
'D,ry tb.iy. eyeelt sstuFdays other trains
nv p Il. r. staton All 90 a. m q 80 D. M HoSokey
W,,t shore station, al 90 - $50 y. For trk
ct. time Gables. or inf rm1ton. apply AZ Offices Brooklyn
1872 MishlngtOn-st, 12i fuon-st Annex Oice foot Of
Fulton-s NewYork Clty21l. 1853. 7s5 and $40 Broad
way 1881 BowGy 10 Park Place Gs West i!5th-st ana
Wet shore stations foot ~ West 42i-s and OF law
St y T.. We,tcots Express calls Tor and checks baa
are nom hotels and residences. g. T.. LAMBERT Gen.
cral Pa Agent, Vanderbltave.. n Y.
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Genchers.

A MERIcAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teaehers Tutors Governesses
&C, . Colleges. schools AMI Families Apf'y b.
Mrs. NJ. j. YOUNG-FULTON - Union square
1 best TEACHES AEnricar AMI Foreign suppcd
"a. Tor al branches, 80 al Iocli TfAClI
LIs WANTED no fee Tor reg stratOn form Tor siamp
n. \.
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Qrdcbcr5.


A TUTORS Governesses. Professors Teachers al
~. branches supplied schools aud families eire9ias
schools parents. Modern languages spoken. MIX AM
COYRIERE. 81 East i7th-st. bet 4t-aye and Broadway
~ ROCKwAY's TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Cat
ID caco supplies superior teachers for schools colleges
nni familieA Mrs. J. FREEMAN BROChWAi. ~
Yves, 25d.st. Recommends schools 70 parents.
SCHEEMERUORN'S TEACHERS AGENCY
- Oldest and best known In U. y Eatibllshea 1900
East 14th-st. N. Y.
~ he UNION TEACHERS AGENCY tEstablshed
$500 provides schools with teachers teaehers Win
positions. w. ID. KERR. 10 Astor Place. n. Y,
w ANTED-A lady learn kindergarten system; terms
W reasonable when taught VIII DO assisted W position
highest references 10 pupils. can ~ MesI olss-st
wv ANTED.-A very superior German or English gov
w erncss; under 30 Preferred one heuf ron
New-YOrk. Address CHURCHMAN, snort INNS n. j.
WI ANTEDIn a glrls' school, city. resident LADY
w teacher for higher English music and French state
church preferences. Address PRINCIPAL, Box 3D. Jog
West 49dst.
w OMANiS EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU Oor
w both sexes supplies professors. teachers goVernees
musicians housekeepers companions chaperones &c. n
colleges schools and families also bookkeepers stenogra'
pliers and copyists IN business firms. . - ~.
Mrs. u. A. CULVER. 800 shave. New-York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-12
RAILROADS..

NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-
~ ROAD FOR RED BANK. LONG BRANCH OCEAN
CROW AND, A.ssBUB69 PAE tx OCEAN BEACH.
Time table In effect July l. 1889. Trains leave New.
York foot Cerandt and DesbrosSes 80. 10 10
M 10 noon 20. 10 teXpress), 40 express except
Rel Ban0 I 20 lexpress) $40. Z 700 D. Sundays.
From FOOT OF Iiberty-st 90 SIS 30 IL rs a m
80 80 80 (express), 100, 30 expressl. 80
1exn - %. IN. Sundays 100 a. m, 4 200 D. IN
Sunday trains not stop at Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park.
RUFUS BLODGErT. J.. r. WOOD,
H. p. BALDWIN Gen'i Pass. Agent C. r.. r. OF N. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-12
scuFDuLE IN EFFECT MAY 10TH.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 12TH.
Trains leave station Central Railroad OF New ersev
foot Liberty st., North River.
For Washington and Baltimore, 3 80 a. m IL a. m. ::
20 30 1875 D. II night. Sundays 80 a. m !:
/ 40, so 3:ib. p. IL night.
Ali sdns at Chester and Win ngton except s:l5
D. ,... 80. NJ
$50. 3I5, 4. .. 49, 80 p NJ; II night Sundays
Tickets ana pa,os ear sea!, can be procured o. II.
yei tlS yt e Fast Nav y ySr eh'3ye "a
500 FuItonst.. So Broadway. Brooklyn
New.York Transfer Company will call for And ehack
baggage from hotel residence. N~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-12
fnm Grhools.


UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEWYORK
LAW SCHOOL.
JOHN HALL, ID. D., LII. D., Chancellor.
HENRY VI. MACCkACkEN, d. D., Ii. d. Nlce'Chan'
ccllor
The Thirty nrst Session begins october 1. 1882 and
end June l. 1880. 49,, ..,.
thorough preparation for the examinations required
for admission 20 the Ear;
competent knowledge Of substantive law ana OF plead
Ing evidence and practice.
course Of annual sessions and thorough written,
A. well as oral examinations required for degree
An allowance Of than year IS made for pre-
study elsewhere.
Provision been made for limited number OF scbol-
Arhps 800 EACH to De awarded at the end Of the
Junior - 1900.
SCHEDULE OF SPECIAL LECTURES. 1SS0-'90:
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER, LII. D., Admiralty and
Maritime Law. jurisdiction and Practice
AUSTIN ABBOTT IL D. Preparation for Trial
CHARLES p MAcLEAN, J. L. D., Criminal Law.
CEPHAS BRAINERD ESQ. international Law.
A. A. REDFIELD. Esq, Restraints on Parliamentary
MELVILLE EGLEsToN. Esq. Law Of Carriers, Tele-
Hon MYER 5. IsAACs. Examination OF Titles to Real
Estate.
ALBERT 6 BOLLES. Ph. D.. Banking and Trusts.
For catalogues &c, apply 20 PROF. / r. RUSSELL.
Potter Building. - Park Row, New.York
u. r. JAQUES. Dean Of Law Faculty.
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y RTE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4ol, BIZ.

L. RE RAILWAY Ticket Offices. 40l, BIZ,
r1ce 53 cG aa as7 a Baoaaas ls bo ba s
b Eur 90 eonar Newark and Hudson Sta H5boEsn and
N !, s;a4t Ga, and orders F checking aSd
transfer OF baegase .an d. oDained Express trains
cRa@oer Ti oc rains 70 2s %nses ssFis Tn rom
Coaches b. Buiio connect HoFnesyiile foF James.
p NJ every dsy chicago and St Louis Limited solid
pullman a Oh SS9 3a DH fo ana SeePns
lake Meadviiie youngstown. Marion and Chicago
lan4' cncinnati and st. Louis No extra charge iOr
M every day Chicago and Grand Trunk Express SOLID
pullman train q Dsy an yftoug Buffet Sleeping
Lansing Battle Greek south Bend Chicago Without
80 is H. every every day CHICAGO ExDTess' Pullman Buffet
Mesdyfle. YouncstowD Clneinnat and Chicago 49,"
Orange 6, :07 -, 3 II 10; II 40, TO- S;i3l +05a
sG3 AN . SAB 10 80 .. Is, s:l5 10.
RuIhe%sTSd % AZ 2 o 23 H. 2 s 2 10 g + :
545 6, 15. 80, 80 g. 10 80 70 "a :So 20 so
$50. S:o7is, 8:S7h. :O72, 4 :379, 10 ;s7a.
patsT 9Si 445. 8 = '952' 80 10 80 i2 so
5:ii95, 49, 81: 81 5:35 or rs, go T. 7so.
80 O. 10 80. 10. ,o -,o,-
So. 81 70 ~ 3 p. as % 70
3:o5 30 5. :22-l, 80. Q OH 30 T. 8 30.
sufSra Local T. 4;45, 52k 80 10 30 1. 1 80 so7..
Nerbars n; 49,. . 10 80. s$5, go. $780,
with Paror Car 4. 4 80. 5 80. :. - ..
Goshen a. ;54 ; q 10 49, J. g? 49, 10 80 w
study 6c ' .rSn 49, main line, AS rs 10 30 AS
r,S-@g trains tror, 80. 74o $40 a:55
NORTHERN RAInRoAD OF n. J. DIVISION.
Enelewood and Tena1y-5:I5 g. = 7.s0 SIG SAs.
932 70 lS 30 rs G 22 a. % 81 s'sG Sun
days ls 2G 39 4 81 a"d 10 ~ II 80 1so
30. = :Ys : 52[, 80 DOH. 64S. s. 10 go. II
sundays 10 . 80, 80. 4, 80. is
send 10 cents 10 po tage 20 Gef'l Psss'r Agent for
.Suburban Homes with local time tables.
~ / rRPUY. J.. r. FARMER
Gen'l SuDt General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-12

~ WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE,
VIA CENTRAL Y K; OF NEW;JERSEY.
and BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.
Solid Trans-NO Transfers No Extra Fast Tina
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-12
-CATSKILL MOUNTAINS, RONDOUT

"A. and KINGSTON. landing a Gran, tons West
IonO, Cornwall. NewbuIg Marlboro. Milton POUCH
kccpse and EOpuS connecting with Ulster aud Delaware.
Stony Glove, Catskl Mountain and Kaaterskn Railroads
The steamer CITY OF KINGSTON Will leave Per As.
FOOT EST 10TIIST, every Tuesday and Thursday
q D. IN. Saturdays az D. m. landing only at NewburR
and PouChkccpe connecting with evening train through
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-12

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
K THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERIC2
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
ryTrRI OCKING SWITCH AND BLOCK SIGNAu
SYSTEM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-12
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE.
FOB PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE
WASHINGTON


BUINU BhUUh KUUTE,
Via Central r h. Ntn-J-ls-5 aulal.phla and Rszf.
ing Il. H., aud baltimore and OHIO Il h, ave foot Il
Liberty-st., y. Il.
For Phiadelphis. at 90. 7:4S. 80. 30, IL 90
o. ~, 80, 80, BIS, 90, 100. 80 go u 09
J. N. SUNDAYS, 3 80. . 30 m. 80 2 80 STA
For Baltimore and Washngton daily. az 8 80 III :0d
except Sunday a. M / 30. 80. 10. - 90 D. m
Trains leaving az :45 II 90 a m. 30. :o0 80.
80, II 200 have CONNECTION fer Reading, Harris
burg, POttsyille. &C.
Tickets and Pai0r Car seats can be procured H. 2el
AS, GA 1140. 1928 Broadway 137 6thsSe 204 West
l25h:st. 49, Fast l25tbs5, NswYork cOurt-'t. 500
New-York Transfer Company will call for and checs
baggage from hote! Or residence. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-12

FOR THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
FAST PAITSFIELD AND NORTH ADAMS SPE
GALS wl.t elegant Wagner DraWngr0Om cars, through
o without change leave Grand Central Station
via Harlem Division. daily except Sundays az 10 30
and 3:fO p. m. Fast time. superior service
JOHN VI. TOUCEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS,
General Sup.rlnte ndent. Gen'l Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-12
HUTCHINSON SEMINARY,

WILLIAMSPORT, PA
,o Nh S4S'S ana seep1e School
tive stables when desired. Rae facilities in Music
ana Al buildings Spacious. Steam. watcl. venula
light and room. Tuition acc riding 10 stuIi,s Dis.
counts prea here. teachers and from the same
family Fail term opens sep. . Catalogue free.
r. J. CRAY, d. d.. Prcs't.
II RANKLIN. N. Y.-Deaware Literary Insutute send
for cataloGur COLLEGE PIetainry. English and Sccn
the courses CHARLES II. VERRILL Pm. D.. Prn.
l:ElfE. Chiy SliHs, \. "a thcfongnly tholl'hed
practical and thorough. Discipline good. Year
CIIAs. II. JONES Principal
II ACKETTsT0wN N. - INSTITUTE has wids
lacs college; music, art eiocuiion best building n
IT, class ncw ao1iat.y; accommoiates n-1iy 800
To,e ulv. a. young Icn refused T.. sAan OF these
years. ,AtP yah l,5 4Sf Cai9oige f6ee
NoRTH WALES, -ACADENlY. AMI
- SCHOOL or BUSINESS.
Ninoten Oh year Pc ins Sv~ H. ls~9 ThorOu"h ac1 l0mc
'ifll '.cition aud GROUNDS. Moderate r,f1- -''
5. O.. EtuNNFE b. o. Box A. North Wales. Penn
DFDnIE INSTITUTE Hlghtstown. " J.-8o,h sexes.
10 in Faculty: Prepare for College. Teaching. Ius.
September II. H. T.. SLAUGHT A. NJ. Principal
u l.NNINGToN ~. j. sEMINARY.--Convenlen 10
New-Nofk 3Oh year Oier- rare educational ficill-
fui Steam heating: gas; nfc escapes. Adirr-.
Tfos UANLoN. b D President.
- oUTH JEEsFY INSTITUTE. BRIDGETON. NEW.
20 !EE1T 6 p, y aJ R9s s rtcSg IS h
French. German. Music. AT. Military Drill
H. X TRAsK. Principal
C0Oo -MAPLEwooD INSTITUTE. for both sexes,
fnrh prasustinp scleniide ard cnege
courses special 70 little boys highly ended
IoS sHoEILInGr Yalel NJ. Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-12
RAILROADS..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
" FOOT OF LIBEKrY.ST.. NORTH RIYER


400 q. m. for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown Maucr
Chunk. Wlkesbarre and Scranton, Reading, Hsfrisbura
90 a. m. for FlemIngon Easton. Bethlehem, Allen.
40 a. No. Tor Flemlngton, Lake Iopatcons Easton
ton Reading, Harrisburg, POitsvls. Tamsqua Sham0xin
sunbury Lewi.burg Willamsport
town Mauch Chunk, Reading. Harrisburg, Posvlle eta
~ 20 L. n ioI E2ston 5eth,rnem; Aaeniown Maucs
go D. m. for bennington, Lake Hopatcong, Eaton
500 and 80 D. N. for Somerille and bennington
- 645 =. n Tor Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown, Msuch
100 a. m sundays. for EsstOn and Lake HOpatccng.
100 a m, sundays. for lake HOpatc0ng.
ed For T RED p Gan LGs 90 s'ep fi ocs,
20. 80. 3 30 90 4: 30 5: 30 $40 D. m Sundays
q 90 a. m, 100 p m sunday trains do not stop Il
For Atlantic Highlands, Via Matawan and Report
FOR Lakewood, Toms River and Barnega,, 100 an
For Reach Hsvsn. Atlantic City. vineland and Brds.
For Perth Ambo Jy :6o 90 s15. 80 10 3d. II 4,
m. 30. . 30, 90 30 S 90. 80 10, 80 On
Sundays. 100 a. m, 90 y.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK
OCEAN GROVE, &c.
From Pier \, y. H. foot % Rectorst
BY paatial
MONMOUTH, SANDY HOOK AND ST. JOUNS
for Highland Beach scsbrght Monmouth Beach and Long
$50 p. m; SUNDAYS. 80 a. m, LOO D. m. "
- For Elberon, Asbury Park, Ocean Grove and Poin,
Peasan as. 100. II 100 M. 90, 80. 4l5 rs
For Lakewood, Toms River and Barnegst, $40 a. m.
For Beach Haven. Atlantic city. vineland and Bnt,.
For Atlantic Highlands 80. 90 a m. q :oO s,tu,
day: only, 30 ass. . 80 p m Sundays. 0 80 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-12

A CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS, FREE; state
"A. whether for boys girls; city OF country X y.
AVERY, American School Bure9u West l4th-st. AZ \,
ILLS SCHOOL or SHORTHAND AND TYPE
III WRITING 81 Temple Court instruction thoiough
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-12

THE FOES OF THE FRENCH REvoLUIIoN; CEN
IN AIIZATION AND ANARCHY. by Herman
Iieb. Illustrated. 12mo. PIP. 33l Beliord
llar 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-12
STEAMBOATS,.

A LBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE.
n Steamers DREW aud DEAN RICHMOND leave Old
Pier Al ~ r. foot Of CanalsL, at daily tSundays
eXcepted) connecting ALBANY with a special
express Tor SARATOGA. LAKE, GEORGE; sARANAO
LAKE. PAUL SMITHS, and all points In the ADINON
DACKS Leave Brooklyn, FutOnst., via Annex. az
- m Electric lights I'm all rooms
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-07-11
Our LUMBER YIELD.


The lumber saving capacity q ~
mills in Washington territory, as cOmpu'
ted from lumber shipments and local
sales, is SO6,asl 20 feet, Waived at
1876, ,5S0.24, the actuGl lumber pFoduc-
ton being about $50 ,0OO, 600; the remain
der Is divided up into lhths, pickets,
shingles, spars and small lumber. This
production covers the territory Of Puget
Sound, Gruy's HarbOr mills, Columbia
river, Shoalwater bay, and In few In
ternal mills. The Puget Sound lumber
product for the year 1888 was 2S5, 900 900
feet, which WIS sent TO various points on
the Pacific coast and the foreign ship
msnts went to all paris Of the world, the
largest shipment, however, being con.
signed 10 the colonial markets, which
have continued to demand our lumber
with steady degree that insured profit
to the ship owner. Taboma Led0er.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-07-11

LAM OFPicK At NoRrH YAKIMA, W. IT,
June -, 'lsSa.
NTOTICE Il hereby given that the following
IN named settler has sled Notice OF his inten-
don 70 make hnal proof In support OF his claiIa,
and that said prool VIII be made before the reg
ister aud receiver at north YGkimG, ". T., On
TnurudRy, August sth, lSs9, VIZ:
EDGAR ]. STONE,
DeaeFt Land Application No. IL, for the j5p.',s
MEX, NWl< aEIi, and RIf sEl<, sec: p, 11G II,
NROE., HA. lie names the following wilt
nesses to prove his continuous Tchdence upon
aud eultlyHtiOn Oi, said land viz: william Steel,
Peter d. Brock II. J. Bicknellnnd Andrew KuntE
ali Of NORTH Yakima, W. .. Any persOn who de-
sires to protest agHiDs. the allowance Of snch
proof, or who knows any substantial reason, I'M
der the laws and regulations Of the Interior DE.
partnlent, why sHeh proof should mot be allowed
Will be given an opportunity At the above men
toned time and plRee To crnss-eXamtne the wit
nesses OF said claimant, and to offer evidence In
jyiauS IRA II. kRUTZ, Register.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-07-11

crowded around him and for a terrible
moUeut nobody spoke worl. Then a
young miner who had been quietly ait
ting by one OF the windows coollY rose up
aud leveling revolver sent o bullet
crashing through Bill Burr's brain. Tho
cowardly desparado fell deadi In his tracks.
Instantly Bills companions opened afire
upon all who were left ia the room. The
ire was returned. Two Of Bills gang
dropped to the floor before they could
reach the door, riddled with balls
from outside and in, A third one
In hurTying to escape, stumbled over
an old miner, who had remained sitting
tilted back 10 his chair against the wall
during the entire atfray. The fleeing des-
Perado made good his escape from the
room, and Jumping on his horse started at
full run down the street. The old miner
rose from his chair like a shot. He
reached behind the door and pulled out
an old army rife, leveled It at the flying
member Of the gang and fired. The des-
perado was forty rods away. With the
crack Of the old miners rife he threw his
hands in the air, tumbled headlong from
his horse and never moved again. The
mOuntaineer bad sent his bullet plumb
between the wretch's shoulders. In less
than three minutes from the; time Bill
BUR- issued his invitation TO the crowd to
drink with him, he and three Of his gang
were done for, and two Of the best citizens
Of Helena.lay dead on the floor. Other
citizens were badly wounded. An in
quest was held, the deliberations Of which
occupied just Eve minutes. The verdict
was such that next morning several more
Of Bill Burr's friends we're hanging by the
neck from trees at different points sur
rounding Helena, none more than mile
away. To the back Of each one was
pinned, in large handwriting, plain
enough for the blindest man to see, this
warning from the regulators:
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-07-11
ne Q. Ran. HstiSD.

An election OF the Oregon Railway 4
Navigation company, held 10 Portland,
July lst., the following officers wers
elected: President, Edmund smith ;
first vice-rresident, W. s. Ladd; second
vicepresident, W. II. Holeomb secretary,
Theodore Wymant; assistant secretary,
Prosper W. Smith. The new president
Of the Oregon Railway 4 Navigation CON.
pany Is from New York, and was form
erly Vice-president Of the Pennsylvania
railroad. Prosper W. Smith is brother
Of Elijah Smith.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-07-11
Prosssr PrattIs.


PRossER, June 20, 1889.
EDIIoR HRRALD :--WhateveV may bs
said to Prosser's disadvantage, II cannot
be said that We are forsetful Of benefits
received nor OF the person conierrine
them. Dr.. Hord has been absent two
months but the firm hold which he still
keeps on our remembrance and respect d
abundantly proven by the highly pronin'
ent position given TO his sign.
Prosser will not celebrate on the Fourth
We recognize the laudable purpose which
Vancouver has In view in giving q mon
ster celebration and sending the proceedl
to the JOhnstoWn sufferers, and az q cele.
bration at Prosser might interfere ma
teFially with the success Of the Vancouvel
affair ne have mananimously decided
not to show any rivalry.
We all know that Appearances an
sometimes deceptive and that proved tc
Be the case one morning recently when
the person Of ordinary intelligence would
have come TO the conclusion that some
body had started In the implement bust
ness in Mr.. Fx's old stand, but on max
lag inquiry il was learned that Mr.. Jen'
sens buggy had by some mysterious
means got itself elevated on the roof o.
Mr.. Fix's building in the silent watche.
Of the night.
Charles Case left here for his mine Oh
Salmon river last week.
The Kelso brothers are hauling forty
thousand fest Of lumber from the Aldel
Creek sowmill to build q barn ON theil
Horse Heaven ranch. This 10 . secret
II you do not believe Il ask Henry Crea
son. The Horse Heaven folks will cele
brate the Fourth by picnic at the new
barn.
From late number Of the Columbia
Kicker We learn that Mr.. Parker, ol
Crimea, who started east fourteen month";
ago with band Of cayuses, has returned
bono, after wintering in Nebraska with
his horses, for which he found rathe,
slow sale, and then driving them Il
Wyoming. where he succeeded In dispos-
ing Of them. Mr.. Parker thinks that as {
rapid way TO wealth driving horses easl
Is not brilliant success.
Dave Beavert is having his horses fer
Tied across to the Oregon side Of the Col
umbia river.
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To All Friends Of
BILL BURR: GIT.

The warning was needed, and that was
the last Of Jim Daily's notorious gang,
and the last rule Of the desperate 10
Helena. The leader Of the regulators
who accomplished the work was the same
well known judge from the East who
conducted the hanging Of Daily. The
mysterious milliner made great show Of
mourning for poor Al Worrall for time,
and then set Helena in commotiOn, by
marrying the regulator judge. This put
her at the top notch ofsociety in tbe town
and no one ever bothered himself there
after about who she was and where she
came from, and nobody ever knew"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-07-11
NssI-e fer Publication.
LiSD oFFTcE AT NoKTT, YAxplA, W, T.,
1,,,,a Vnkl, N0on


LG1D OFFTcE AT NoKTE YAKIMA, w, TIL
~ June 10th, 1882.
NOTlCE 10 hereby given that the following
~ named settler has hled notice OF her In
teuti0p 20 make hnal proof In support Of her
claim, aud that said proof win be made before
the Fegister and receiver at the U. e. land oeice,
North YakimG, on July n, lsse, vig;
ESTHER srEFFNs,
Homestead No. 2s6, for the nc5< sec =, twplo,
IS G. she uan,es the following witnesses to
prove her coptlnuOus residence upon and cults
Walton of said land. viE: Grant Wright, Of
North YakimA, W. T.; A. L. lritchett, ". hsury,
Lake nonpinK. Of ProeseI, W.T..
Any peIson who deslres Q proteIt agains!
Ans substantial reason, under the law and negu-
lations OF the Interior Department why such
proof should rot be allowed, will be givea an
opportunity nj the above mentioned time and
place tn erOesexRmine the Witnesses Of taid
claimant, aud 70 Offer evidence IN rebuttal Of
e -jyis IRA N. KRUTZ, Register.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-07-11
4 RIuYnINC REvERIE.

ItSAs o dainty lhdy's glove
A souvenir - sbynls with love.
II was the memory Of kiss
70 cElled 10 make Il rhyme With bliss.
There was nIonth At Nount Desert
Synonymous and rhymes with iiirt.
a pretty girl and lots ~ style
Witch rbyrnes With i'HNgPy for whiie." Z"
There came rival, old sud bold
10 make him rhyme with gold and sold.
A broken heart there had to bs-
AbNs! the rhyme Jus. iltted me,