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Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-12
W. C. VAN D0REN, President.
 6. N. SHELBY, Sec'y and Treas

DIRECTORS. JORDAN l.. MOTT, of J. L. Mott Iron Works, Mott Haven, New York. CHAS. o. EDDY, Vice President of the Norfolk c Western RR ;, Roanoke, Va. EDWIN EINSTEIN, ex. Congressman from New York City, capitalist and director in the New River Co.
 GEORGE H. SHELBY, New York City, Capital isk and President of the New River Mineral Go. W. 0. VAN DOREN, Ivanhoe, Va. GIN. JAMES A. WALKER, Wythevllle. Va. HERBERT c. HULL, New York City, capitalist and lawyer. jy312t
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-12

On the BrinY Deep - A Chapter on Ocean Travel-Whas One Can Do on Six Hundred DolIars-What to Wear A Steamers Omcers and Crew-The Enormous Amount Of Provisions Necessary for the PassenEers.
 An Sua Iona 01
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-12

Nothing is 90 much talked about among the Jews of England as the circular recently iasusd by Lord Rothschild. It was addressed to the mstropolitan and provincial synasoguss
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-12

labor of year is much, and little society of ten, or even two, might accomplish that which should be as delightful to themselves as productive of good to others
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olive. Italian. 7Od72c: Palm. choice Lagos

-, olive. Italian, 10d12c Palm. choice LsIo''
c.a 'rlFlistIGrS l %o. 1 of Occurred on
The % | is,I "s %s"a "'| 'S.T va and
Erilss"dtar 4 i. aaHa to sah, a " ,n1"r,
sdo III, rd ao N c" and HnI S%Sa'f:" ID and
3 st L"""iM I>ifIi: ii&';ii'l-S s,n"',,f ,
Ma1" "od g'yar 'rm, ~r'""r la ,a WI H
@ h .a. :" i,rii.na t; In' i,o Inmrr - 30
u. I.%'no. Ar, -" or Eo~.r" fl: mrk o n,,
i r,h lrT M "r" to al, ~. ,.r ana
%T r "% % Sa I%G%"'s d. On "+!ai" s ''5'
r'' Ti vat r7rn'> ihh ,tamr AIIa.i' IN, H. '" .
nri-h yo,! Rrti>n ,trin"i Molro,i!. wilmington to
Nrc" . % I' Sc Ct ,i 9I Ggn: to MIR h." Of
'": na[KioVT;roN> PORK Had r inquiry a, ,,',dy
aOd ! SAT- 70 6 =, ~ c Ti'" Tr an"
M NJ r,i,n, w. ~. o sla -: r"r, rrim"
IT. IL mr. REX ;yS and I: ,r, rs, u 60"
nl; w. ria:l3 Fault t"@o1*Io 80: rai n in ~ f.,
4loq-lo =: I'D E' ,r. r%' %.I At 90 a. iGr
W. - :" MATH ,:i H ' aao,t T'". a..
& r a. ,@ -" f., e IL , ,%EIt "a. 5
.a. .,.G d, s"' G '' Mipn! @", and Win vt
ou., G'r. a..,,, To- ltsht. ,+G"' r.. a." I" va.
,.arnI, :, ad, tou~l m" ,.ra,on 'optnrc1 o"
r'r.rlri,d >r"" ''n Gu".I g. 'or -'' -. 80" -
qa <c At H. ' a 49,, or 30 ' TI, 81 a"' pr,r@
, %-r I'D .Ic, s." ~ So" E"'a r e, ili,
p, , d at " ,''r~, t,r ,,q f.- rI" ard f'nv
,as % ,a ,' ,,, "''. 1 =: ~; ~ to @
:. STAT. Cr'~r"~' tn. r"rr. :'62il:' I'm
',r',,;;r' ' q" 30 - d, air to '"I
,ih,o IpG" Cr'a'H i"t' ', ,,~% =" 81 ..,c
,,o,c. ,-a2o': cd 1coT': ,far i,el',;
$50, "a. .. VT 80 i.,,cn .','r' r." l7r
'n''r .. q. r.s t ~ ,,.i!ia.' do 70 ,o.l
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no BE BURIED FIFTH MILITARY HONORS
| PLANS FOR GENERAL BELKNAP'S FCNEEAL-AN

PLANS FOR GENERAL BELKNAP's FrNEEAL-AN
IMPOSING: PROCESSION TO ARLINGTON.
Washington. oct. 1o-There will bc military cere-
monies over the grave OF General ". W. EriniAp. ca
>cci~tary Of War; he Will be laid I" rest among lii,
comrades AT Arlington. ON his breast will he ire
honorable badges Of the LOYAL Legion the Ar'Ey of
Tennessee, the Grand Army OF the E"plhlIc ard
Crockcr, Iowa BRIGADE. 'cncral Iellnap for
many years pr, ,icnt of trochcr's Ersid" and at
tended miny Of its reunions An American las long
owned hy the General will lie laid o" the coffin and viii
be buried with him. Tn" rcd tr"r coicNa. i'a- {" t'o
Third Brigade Fourth Division OF the cNchccnh Army
Corps. will also lie the c"fln THIS ma hr always
took TO the reunions with him. siA non ''nni, ion al
officers from the Washington barracks nave b"cn O."
tailed by the War Department {" report at the house
and serve a, body bearers ard the commanding officer
AT Fort Ntcr Va. has been ordered 10 have IN noIi-
commissioned officers At the cemetery 10 serve body
bearers there.
The religious services will take place NJ ST. Johns
Episcopal Church. beginning At 10 30 orort 70 "rnw
morning The Rev. DR.. Douglass Will oniriat". From
the church a line Of march Will be taken mp Ia Arln;
ton where the burial will take place The procession &
the cemetery will be an imposing one. the Iowa
Legion and Grand Army post, being fully rpr, +cutcd.
The members Of the &. a. L. ~ the executive depart
mcnt> have all been c%cuS@d from duty TO hi"uw. {"
give them opportunity to attend the funeral. WIZ
the q. A. Il. will be the armed escort the hd 'nnri
commanded lv Captain James VI. EcGu:. !i~ 'oi'-
mand will furnish III" irnt parry. The band al t'o
Sd Artillery Will head the procession. The honorary
ra,lhcarcrs will b cA io> Ger General j. y. j.
Crc>wc General L. !. Grant. ASSISTANT >CrIrt1V of
War: General cyrus Us>"y. Assistant secretary 81 the
Interior: eA kcprc- cntatiNc J"hn ~ ha,So General
Batcheler. General Erari. General Vincent >"lat"r
Nandcrson. Halle; Klli"urn, t'cn-~,l II. v I"Nnt"a.
General W. &. NcaUy. conImali,,cr ~ chief ,! ne
q. A. H.. Colonel VI. Enm"t Urcl. '";nnIod"r " i-'
Department OF th" Potomac. &. y. r.. Jane, ""r'h
ington. Joseph X. MoCamn.Gn and two w,'n'rrr Of
the society OF the Military 0N"r OF TIE L,H; I":pn.
The family of General liclkndp are ">i"'a.' -IdlI
fed al the many cAprr~- ions Of ~Ur.VN aha. ~ "l.
>tanlV tcinr them by tine i;i"! d Ell tie ~
GENERAL In addition la thp,c heretofore Hl. li"n"'
messages of 'ondUloHCr nave been ~, ed iN'l1 l
nm, ter General Winamahri. rotary \oi' g" ga!
.tatr"" III, hcn""p,r. oi CINCINNATI: General j. \.
kap' former regiment End brigade AID Iowa soldiers
general.
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,,yr >rock MAEKIIS-EY TELEGRAPH.

vc,L TIM, fai rs. go; for Uih' 1T N""k. 10"
corg n.d thiQG-h :,ITO h"sd so Il Nhhh l" N"wr"H
i,i t,, heavy. Sh'-'p afd Lambs
H.S,it. last - b"ufs, icpU lead t"it for N"n thu
through / iOJ Il, al .O~ -! which to N'NI"rh, :: t
for Ale; good ,trh ,t"1i$ Nh"rl,-' h"l" T. "i q
81 rood I, tJ0 - % TAI
AZ 35att 30: lamb choice to ".t" ~ Oa 80 -",t
IL, ,holrc ra,S TO Hos
Receipts last - hour $50 head: total fp~ thu
q for 81 $50. d.
,h,uIgi, h"t L. q
for -s demand and na'' ~ ''aNy, - "u"-t -
light common. ~ nlct 90; p&-. I'D :" -
Chicago. oct 10" Tia" it":iEg Journal - f'p"u>
Cattle Receipt. - eco head. made Il 1000 L,
1000 rIngci and the icna!nd'r natives: inrih"t a-,'
and frBrr ali trades top lhi"' f'H nain". ~ -
others. ~ soo a. :" common -3|: =" l',an-. y l|
~ 60; ranges +3!s3 IIrr--i;.r .c. roo hest
bulk sold c'D"f cL.l.r. II' so- ~ iOaei =,
shippers: - 3o0:i - 50. ~ ioGf 20. IA "p t."
natives Siati 49, Westerns. vi l0dsi 40 Texans 81 II
q 40
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GEEERAL MARKED EEPORIS.

,.r,I.E,.l-,t trndn. wa u restricted >car tJ-d1r
bu th, .,n,,al telling to pf''> cnhtIhI'i III.
"a, cin,od 1t lS=- SALE. bag lo" Era'
t,ri,.. H., 49, MID rIad's had slow inquiry 'l'r''
,..,ti,I l,N,r todI, litli' ne ~
,'r.,tiou AZ ia, o'it,.t there d. r'in" OF 'i"t
,,nirt, and hi Wa f""wr. hy frr'h" hr'lN 81 ga
m ,.,u,. ,,s,ul barely -cldv W"ln": lla'l' d"N -
and % az realizing had Depressing Influence" h, D.,
~ rio and i,n. were >nriilc'. but without "rrt NV
",.rd IA. =, fr lower illn,huir Wa unsettled 'iiN
months showing ri,' 81 IT. whil "th,r, wei. w.,
'Inuo,d I, /, If. lrwr Luurul lffrInlir. 'H'i
,r.'ia.i"n. = Is j.. II: ort'hi ~ ad No'sn"l -
f. =. NIB So nj JanIa-, 1ns; FrlruatH 80 MI H.
- 81 Tio quote E..liar nr-t :! 30 90 - conn
80: "Xrn'i.yc lprNa". ~ ro"'l'- ''| ~" H.,
are. fns l.u:op jCuO b,"-: total stuck i'' ,'" ~
"a. kr, ..,adr S.n:o, I.''pt-. l6WW b',>. i"''i
IT,, Jul, l., u.oir- t. iSNu SiaOon iare: >hn' iIl .
'--o ,3i.r,O 'me-. same tn l"-s ~, Suo" ~
~. nj. a, S,,,o> mlv a. pciui"i H. lS'W. ~.
Ing am. Ii, lN'9. GSi.OOb lac; sam" uh"' 49,
a,l.. ~ ra"-.
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RnTHER Nv TAXING THE CLNSTS


Washington
The special a.cni, Io have III ciA@' the invr-te~
ti,', Of the "v>tcr industry hm ih'ir tan '>:r'ai'
ar.ucuo In order - d,,"'rI hoy many "i '" az :,
f." .ccr,,iu exactly now many Of thu hici"-nrt
hiva,c tate" per annm ~ t ,,, m ,'
10. example ,l;.r Of IN Hl"ni w." ti' "I,
q ample Mc.ro -tcimir atont ninety m.ic' Sou'i
Sf h. r.. on Potomac. said lir
How many oy,r.r> do YOU catch IN year"
bout y'u know low mary bushei'!'
Wen. via, did yon ,e!l them for
"What they were worth. b"~".
g. u, what We're they worth :"
Whatever ] oOuih set for them. boss. 49,
Come now. wha, did you get for then' Give
Hain'i got no ideas. boss
well. what WIS paid you for thcm1s
Enough to pay al my debts, boss
How much did you owe
lowed everybody. bos-." ,,
Tha. ali the asrnt wa, able 70 elicit from thi'
get the facts a. to hi, cac wa nG,,.y i" go
the year and make an estimate accordingly.
The fisheries division Of the census came across al
sorts Of funny s v h" M, A%"S % %!cT H H e. nitro
d,rcd into this country and the profit represented bN
1r. buck thai the carp in his pond had been w%r,l
i t '% ana me S a led I her a %r that I er ee
rusvey uRon .a,pc to which dis h. ar,'"''a her r.
81 600: Therefore he estimated his gain on the invest
mcnt at that snn, 49,
response from ARD IVES; Kanra- SAYING
we have fish here, We have moi set snecerIed 1t
NndinS 70 variety tHtI fohu INV w
Another man replied that he owned no carp but that
having heard ik Their ever many rre'1
Young women in the census Office at Washington, ~
would lie glad II sup rntc Ldcnt Porter Would put n =
CORE, pOndcnce win three - four Of ihcnl.
The special agents who had To collect data rciat'i
ing the fisheries cXpose. 10 som" enh,rraNsin
rebnns. For example The young gan, '"n1"n d. -
interview the fishermen Of Michigan on the ~
Clair River had sion 10 tackl", as sample sptc
nlcn. Mr.. Lilly NcNr OF Marine CITY.
Cool morning. said the agent. - I"c come UP
Mr.. NcNiH. TO get the fishery consns.'
THE you havc!" responded Mr. McNin.
This % good example Of the reception accoitc,
the agents OF the fishery division.
In this the agent was obliged TO play craps
With Mr.. Mt Mn and get him drunk Ia order 10 oil
tain the Information he desired. The agen
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, \. \. &.

W II X 4. L. 10. l. >~,r.- Trains lroNr u "a
,ti.n SorA A. follows. and y
fro, H.. loot - Ja,-t New York Hamilton. London
/, mott ,l.I chicago 80 a. - 10 r
u Lon Is = - D. N Toronto, - m. ) -
l.; isui'ain Horh,-L'r. t-.oi, ,.i.,.,.
Nhtnra F,l> lura aud Svrarns" 30 80 s5a ~. II -
., 10 "a and All 80 g.. oiiN to kia.>
tom : 20 =, H. - ~ all 30 N Il go -. =, al
~ - y. M. Cat>kill ani Albany. - - - % -
All u. - H. - -. ~. tllu-fnt-.
WI Point Cornwall. N,~hrrg '3':o = IL 3 - - %
49, all 30 M Il - 4 90 ( 10 = II n & 80
-. ~ 81 g. Montreal and ,ulad, Fi-t l., u.
; II D. Ii".,nt slr'rin: ears ~ Rrr,,S N'g-,rb
Ial- Drtru!t, thirl"o aud II. Inui, on n thrnuch
trans. l. aN"- Ero'kl,n. "a pruok'vn Ann'\
q 10 "a III. 3 90 b. IL, jersey CITY l.. u Nt,ia'n.
II II 20 a M: 2 3S - n; pa!i, D'ily c>crpt Sat
~ daily Sunli, rn
firrt1'i. sud ~.
forn,on app,y oNi.,, Ur,pk,n 33i Wa-hng,rm..t 20
Fulton Nnnry onr" foot Of Fulton.st York cav
aa. -. oi2 "7I Br"'irav. il3 Bowrrv T." Park
Place. - YVES, i"5h. It AID Wr~; Shor. S',on foot ~
W..t i"d-t. anl tpt ~ Jav-t. Sorth River. G. r.
I tMnrET General PASSENGER AGENT. Wand r,l' Ave.
YOU" .,,
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made his way into another fshermans house and
asked Incidentally how much his boat was worth. lie
replied Twenty five dollars" hut mir wife stld :. ON
jim. It's worth $50 SURE If lis worth cent Upon
this he hung boot ack NJ h> wifcs head ard III
qurcd mildly, Who's doing th!s .
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COTrON NANif.T> ny I'll LI'ElArU.

i.I,"r"pol. OF - N" -1i' . rh' d'' n'ud'd
leo lr'~ \utf'ln.
ti,-' Il II rlIdlin'. low ntlG mig
Sp,.uh,i drnN,t. ;h'i D., g; Gid = r,''r 'nd d..
,..u' i.lN"t ,'IGt8i . cat b"''n.hr a"d J"rD1\
d,l.,rrv j3iGfai .ti.tid I1nrav iId i'i'rLrt div
~. ltta Mlihi l'hualv aud March dlNi}.
:. 37Gm .'Ilrr~. N,''h aud NWil d.h.'W. ~ ,,Ii
SrGid. Ar'u ana M.v Il liver. iohi01 ilGid, May
aud Jn" d,iN'r;. - - $3.50.
ni1du., 3'-r - 'Hl "rGrirv - NJ ~ 2t".- receipts
81 b,- rNI",lt To- ~ 't hi. ,tt 'a =. c"i't
WIS.,. 5.,Si l"l'> IL" X. - .i-l hti'-.
- D'l,ri>. oar. - toiinn -.'.''' idhu..
ii.i,. low riiddiuG . 7ir. r''d - u'F. y Ito ::
rrript. ~ t' b,l's gio-,. II 10 tn- '\noii> IT,
frsnrr. ?1Ji lalr T." IA" Continent. = r'H irl- coast
w.r. 100 bales, sales 90 h,'r, ~prh @; 90 bales.
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RAILROADS..


TnE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN TIRE Cr-x
o,o TEAiHo LEAVE As FOLLOWS:
0oo A. M.-CnICA,v go, a.. ..i...i GD-Dus u
1875 H. H. is { nw @ isr s1y yEsr1pvLE LIMIT
fD-Due Cincinnati 80. Indianapolis 10 20 4. n. g
1880 4: Mowi.s1EEN DAY ExPREss-a.lly u..n
AssS r. M:-NoETn SHORE yEsrIBuLE LIMITED
Due a, Dfso'- a, 3;i5 A. IN. Chicago so D. n neyi
600 r. M.-YAsr WESTERN EXrREss-Due chic.s.
$50 ii l Hb.5$blG x MJ ,%Tis L 1S6 MA
sii:;A'ip. I'LL, l.AFl:"n> or1s Avn cu,c,co ~
FGf,e D." ihdaaaAo, II 20 Il" mkt day. s.
sisTIKiii ~. gan roGGEKEIyEpsIE, RHINE.
80 :. :; 3 z. s. (; t;S%is
-. NJ. 80, 3 80. 30. 3; . =, ~
TH1Y-', Fl. - q % % o. r 80 a H. Is SD 3.
U1Ic ,xD e. s2 - D., a. 9 &, n,shi 10 % WA
pn,' ~ 8? 90 % as p @ II? 90 Ysss
ECrfAtO-5 50 10 - =: G . a. H.. . co. 7:so. sas
SIA;.rA sALLs-Ic % 10 .. =. ~. 40. 800. "a
sAi.A.1.1 s. =. D.. .". - ~. $50 .. N.
l lnn3'H,GG|o ..>..l>a--..,,. '-. sols D. n,
ADiE..5I M...A.<, 80 .HoyrREAt-
30. ;! 81 =, .... Z 10. 81, - y. IA. u. 20
Atii -. Gr>"wA Az cAyN&oA!GuA-'ssa
nE .Kcm,h" ntliiI, VA HARLEM DIVISION
c.. f. s.:n a.. 4, :: 81 f a.. .lqv n;. I'm:
4.Is;.1, T. J. @ IA IL f is.sa... ~ i. =;
we..co'. Exo''-e. al. y snt che,1 basgas. from
hotels Ad r tac' 81 a. . 'nat's ,,.,,
q 81 '' % 'ycs g, ~ ' :; at n ana = %
ais, -, ?; 13 3;6;., 4',., ,rcr. y n,y,r,s
d;-nr!il Manager. (icnl Passenger Agent
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.n,rnoly COrn-Spot and futures Jodors offer moder
ILL.,. MIXED Western spot and October. STEADY At
A. I'D November steady at - I'D december steady At
:, Gid IiouS at Iond0n-Pa Inc CO1st-IIUd, not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16

~ M BOOK or orENAln SPORTS. octave 900
lagrs. illustrated. The stamford authority On
American open.ur m-"ncn.s Rules for sailing. swim.
ming ball playing, shooting. hors,ba rdins Sc &C. IN
I'll per copy Published By The TRIBUNE N"w-forN
Undertaking. and universally conulmentd by the nfssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-16
IIll.Il VALLEY RAILROAD.

r,~>l .>.jK TRAINS t.rr f. ~ C,,;,ani, AID
}. ~. - - l"rN
g.. >..nug IA and MT 70 l.Iut-
= %. f,r u'Na. l,"l-. Ir.'' l."A.-'.". Bu'fH".
~, lii, and iii =, .'0ii.t~.
4 : + llri , | E-ir
S 4, r, f.r N.vrh ruhh and ip'.,u.'d.,;. tolnt-
If H. H. /. lua Il. Junction and n Iitdlar points.
Chair I, N,fnh thrhk
:, u, T., I.uhnnnn", aid !a-l,u .!iir points. Chair
AT, -, nk uunrl elton tn KddttA niI ia -t's.
10 - IN ali priu';i. M ru,'l'st" in,'ui>
l,~ ar t. Wil.>lrittr and Pullman Sc, - S,>ya-'
i.iid.r. go, =,
- n o.. r,tt~>iilr Mirch thUnh and informed at,
mint. ,.a,i I" Mnurh thunk
In IA III f"r Mi'i'h Chunk and Int n cdiutr points.
,.,,,,,. I'm t. rndng and Harrisburg.
+. - Tor itnn-. f.ni.in. En hos; =. Run ao
,,d H., W,, ltlman Il per I" Lyons ,ni >u>l"a, lon
Bid-r. >, -, 49,.
, a. ,uuurrt for all puIt> Mahanoy ana la Teton coal
IL,
A. m. for Nau'h Chunk ilaIl't"n and int rm" =
,,.nt> and n ~. fnr Shenandoah and int
i"iu'-
f,r INun>. l.uIta. 10, H., ..., l,u,,l
and tie. W.T. Pullman sleeper t" Lyons and >ls IN lot,
tan,r,l il.tru ONE. ~ broadway
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pUlL.ADrIPlIlA. BALTIMORE AM
\SIlINt;ID
WNNUTM'1O.

ElN II III 7 ''TI@' = "A
Ior I'm l4drphia 4i 80, -, H', IL 50 L. III. ."
,1 :, -, 81" >, 90 Il %. -. -. l. 10 Nina =;
81 NpAIs 900 II 90 a. IN. } 90 ooo wv
y or ran and M,>hin'i'n ~ at " o. ~ s sb ="
.. Snu.o, A ~. o., .-,, = . L.. y IL i,H.@oo
"irran. Gavin At A.. ~ 20 ~" 90. oo " 10y.
: a. - M 10 II u GIT. r>rp' >arl' ;h. ha|e'o"
- ~ ,,r n, .a,,. u arr bur: P'-Nii' &c. nah.
l"r SYrlnr, Lew. hulr AMI Wt'n,i or, w "o n',
,.,'t', =, , IN I -, ia 1t l. or an. ."u w.
Sl''aat-.o w
{, and rir"t4r ais cal, cured X s;, W,.o
Ia,tnt lyt ra- icitI s.; N"",orN; 4'onr''s'' "'
ruI,n,. i os ~ .tdvrf. i'to1blSn =, D. "a .s>.s
Transfer CON, any vi cali for snd chsA
h.,y.g, f.am bot Or rtsid nee.
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DEN SYIvANIA
] RAILROAD.

ON AND AfI!-i: Q, tpbik IJ ls9o. ,.,a,
TrLn- - ,;..''"' '"'' q DsSro''e' aua .e"~'''
300 M',IMm al par 10, tie we.. lfe1e:a
ktSto. S"'ptue 49, ~ % -, ,i's' AII.'es ~. n
% a 70. t'..hour ~ q H. '!Icaso . W '. x;
.na =. Log, J. p h'A CO, tohA-rt, 49,, .s
VII ,or. l-oA HAN and k-no'o. except eaaS'"
lO;O0 \. Nh. ~" hDHh AAp ny AZ .,'L.s
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A small Blaze.

At 8 O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
noise Of the electric light whistle was
heard announcing q fire, and everyone
was directed BIZ the smoke to the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Coleman on the south
side If the track, which was found o
be on fire up in the roof over the
kitchen. The truck and q large force
Of property saving firemen arrived on
the scene shortly after the alarm was
given. and some devoted themselves
to removing the furniture and house.
hold goods, while others were working
directly on the fire, and slowly but
surely c%onquering ,he flames, which
at first seemed impossible, as there
was only n pump, and that a poor
one, on the premises; but nevertheless
after about thirty minutes the fire was
downed and the house saved, though
the roof was badly damaged. The
house Is the property Of Mrs. Coleman,
who recently purchased II from Mrs
Tolfree, and was insured for about
$500. We must commend our volun'
teer corps for the brilliant work they
did yesterday, as well as the careful
handling Of property removed iron
the house.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26
est In tehalf Ct the convent, at the post
fair, which realized 1914 IS.
Foolish Martyrs.

There are martyrs and martyrs. Some we're
wise In the %loftiest, some are silly in the most
improvident sense. The worl improvidsnt ex.
sctly applies rs the latter class, since they neg
lect TO provide against threatened danger. We
commisersi but we cannot respec' them. Amoug
the silliesi are the martyrs 10 rh9umstism. who
might have prevented daily and nightly rerurr.
ing torture by the Use Of Hosteiter stomach Bit
tiers, q blood depurent more efficient in removing
the virus OF this complaint from the circulation
than any thus tar brought 10 the notice Of the
general community and the medical profession,
1t promotes greater activity Of the kidneys, the
channel through which blood impurities, produc-
tive Of rheumatism, govt aud dropsy, are priuei'
pally expe led, am it inpaIts q degree Of yigor to
digestion and assimilation which has a most IA
vorabl" bearing on the general health. II also
remedi sbiliousness, kidney troubles and malaria,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

Bob Aitchison had a thresher at work
last week on a Is acre patch Of oats
that he raised last season and turned
OFT 700 bushels of solid 40 10. oats.
This we believe Is the first threshing
that has ever been done in this valley.
Heretofore on account Of there being
no machine to be had, our farmers
have cut their oats for fodder. and the
extent of the yield has never been
knowE. Although the above yield Ia
not enormous, 1t is very satisfactory
when 1t Is considered that no care was
taken Of the crop aud that 1t was only
imperfectly irrigated. Next sesso we
look for some big returns In this line.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26
Tie World Enriched.

The facilities Of the present day for
the production Of everything that will
conduce to the material welfare and
comfort of mankind are almost unlim.
tied and when Syrup Of Figs was first
produced the world was enriched with
the only perfect laxative known. as II
Is the only remedy which IL truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt and effectual to cleanse
the system gently In the spring time
or In fact, at any time, and the bettel
II Is known the more popular Il be
comes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

from my druggist, aud obtained almost llnuedi'
lions gradually dropped of and disappeared one
by one. until { hal b en- fully cured. had The
disease thirteen months before ! began taklnR the
Remed e., and IL four or i've weeks was entirely
cured. Ny disease was eczema snd psoriasis. /!
know Of 8 great many who hay, taken the rene
a les, aud thank me Tor the knowledge OF them,
e. pesially mothers who have babes with scaly
er upii rus on their heads and bodies. | csnno,
ex press my thanks 10 you. Ny b iy was covered
with scales, and | was an awful spectacle 70 be-
GEO. CoTEY, Merrill, Wis.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26
Cutjcura ResoIvent,

The new blood and skin purifier and Creates. o.
humor remedies, internally 10 cleanse the biced
Of all impunties, and thus removet the cause and
Cutieura, the great skin cure, aud Cntieura soap,
"a exquisite skin beauiiher. externally 20 clear
the skin and scalp and restore the hair cure
every species Of agonizing, itching, burning,
sesly, and pimply diseases Of the skin, scalp ana
blood.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

Prof. Bach has just received by direct
importation a consignment of Import.
I'd Nordhauser Rye Whiskey, Pure
Cherry BRANDY and Double Kummel
Schnapps. Also some pure Kanasta
Tobacco and Dubec Turkish Tobacco.
All warranted imported goods.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26
Gard

The USullne nuns of the Sacred
Heart convent, Miles City, return their
heartfelt thanks and Offer up their
prayers for the spiritual and temporal
welfare Of the committee, the officers
and their ladies. and the soldiers Of ~.
Ksogh, for their generosity and Inter.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

j. NJ. Louthan and j. Z. Ainsworth
of SIearfish, :. d., arrived In town
yesterday, having taken a blackboard
trip across country. DIR. Louthan wa.
here in 1879 and was appropriately
surprised to see the great change tina,
has taken place in the city since then
The gentlemen will leave today on
their return trip.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

John McGurk was In the city yes
terday. He Is on his way to Washing.
ton from the east and thought he
would drop of and give rome of bis
Miles City friends Q call.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

Z. F. M. Timing arrived in the city
yesterday from 1t. Paul to finish up
this years business, after which he
will return to ST. Paul Tor the winter.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

Twelve most acceptable Christmas
presents at Wiley Bros.' for $500.
You should sit for Christmas photo.
graphs at once. None promised taken
later than Dec. /.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

Nothing Is yet decided as 70 the
shooting match tomorrow, and the
thing may fall through on account of
the scarcity of pigeons.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

Freight train No. 50 was drawn by
an enormous hog engine yesterday,
having eight drivers and double the
size of an ordinary engine.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-26

Sam Gilmore came In yesterday
from Powder river and brings good
reports concerning the stock Of that
locality.