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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-25

/ the efforts TO consolidate the lines and
spoke against the amendment.
/ Johnson said it was question of loading
down property owners or the new company
and he favored placing the burden on the
company.
Glaze introduced a resolution that the
company pave between tracks after ten
years.
johnson said the compromise resolution
would come late; after paving was COM
pleted
Roll call on the johnson amendment
showed three for, nine against.
The Glaze amendment was thrown open
for consideration.
Coffin moved five years instead of
ten years in the resolution. which was
received, seven fer, five against.
The resolution prevailed as amended.
Double fare 10 be charged after II o'clock
p. N. until a. III. Speed changed 10
eight miles an hour in business centers Of
the city Section 70 provides that , per
cent shall be paid the city on ali gross re
ceipts for the year amounting 10 100000
and upwards, the accounts TO be open to
inspection by q regularly authorized COM
mittee OF the city council 50 amended
The roll cali on adoption rs whole
found Barnes and Johnson in the mega
tive and the remaining councilmen, ten, in
the affirmative.
As soon as franchise was passed the
council adjourned to meet Thursday even
ing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-25
THE DEAD ALIVE.

Away back in the early seventies there
was a contracting firm in this, then little
struggling cattle town which the old
settlers well remember. under the style
Of Hartele Il Longbottom. They built the
First National Bank, their first job-now
the county building. Noah Hartele Is still
a resident of the city. known and respected
by everybody, but his partner, I'd. Long
bottom, a fair-haired jolly boy, wanted 10
go farther west, and west he went along in
10, west to Arizona iE company with Lauk
Moore, just as well. also. known 70 early
settlers. In a year or two or three word
was received here that Ed Longbottom.
the Iight-hearted youth, met his fate in a
mountain pass ia Arizona in which he
was murdered. sCaiped and horribly
mutilated. The EAGLE printed the sicken-
ing details and many We're the expressions
of regret. But time went on and the trag-
edy was forgotten. Yesterday afternoon
Noah Harctie came stalking intOthe editor
ial rooms Of the EAGLE, followed by the
scalped victim Of that mountain pass, I'd
L0ugbottom himself. as big Is life aud but
little changed. He had never been -calped
or mUtilare1-DOt even murdered He
comes here direct from Sau Francisco. but
recuIus il a te1 days 20 Spokane Fails. his
new home He -arS the old Wichita that
he knew fifteen wears a-C has disappca red.
and ne can scarce ind - yestIge. SIN he
runs on To al old friend or familiar face
here and there a. Harerie pilots him around.
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SOUTHERN KANSAS FAIR.

The secretary of the Southern Kansas
fair yesterday received two letters which
will interest all those having the success OF
the fair at heart.
Mr. j. II. Steiner, secretary of the Amer
lean TrOtting association, writes for full
particulars of the track ond promises 10 do
all in his power to make the race course a
success.
Mr. b. II. Glover accepts the presidency
in letter which is as follows:
w. p. MCNAIR, secretary:-Yours of 18th
at hand, please return my sincere thanks
to the meeting for the honor conferred.
| had written that it would be almost inn
possible for me to accept any office in the
organization. but since the matter has been
so fixed | viii give it such service as my
already occupied time will admit. ! see by
your selection of vlCe-preSldent that you
expected / would need an able assistant,
for which consideration you also have my
thanks. Also in the selection Of the other
offices | shall try to do my duty.
Let the watch word from now on be
success Shall make a point to meet
you for consultation as soon as possible
Yours truly,
[Signedl B. II. CLOVER.
In addition TO this the members have
been actively at work and have secured
many things that viii be conducive TO the
success Of the fair but cannot be made
public until after the next meeting in
April when they viii be discussed and
adopted
The next meeting should be a full one as
the most important of the preliminary
arrangements must be concluded at that
time
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THOUSANDS OF pUAII.
on ire Buffalo Commercial

From tEe Buffalo Commercial
Henry {. Jewett, Of this city. viii soon
have the greatest private quail hunting
grounds in the world When be purchased
his large stock farm at Cheney. SeG xvi K
county, Kan, comprising some :. on acres.
several years ago, he posted the lands with
the signs, No hunting allowed This
was done 10 protect his many valuable
horses at pasture from being accidentally
shot by careless gunnerS. Fully p hundred
miles OF hedge WAS st oUT for fencing DUP
poses, and now that il has grown "a be
several feet high, besides serving as IS
fence, It presents q very attractive appear
anCe, especially in summer time.
At the time the signs weTe posted there
We're large numbers Of quail on the farm.
but no attention was paid - them They
began 70 multiply rapidly. however. uuoa
being unmolested, and az present there ara
thousands of these game birds on the
place Mr.. Jewejg VIII keep rhe hunting
grounds strictly private. and - be Is quite
a good shot, be VIII doubtless while away
many pleasant hours ''eracAllC away 81
quail during future visits 10 his great
Kansas farm.
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a soDALITY TO BE ORGANIZED.

The committee appointed for the pur-
pose called on Rt, Rev. Bishop Henncssey
Sunday afternoon and made known their
wish to form Young Mems Sodality and
asked for his encouragement and advice.
In response to this his highne~s said that it
afforded him the greatest pleasure to see
such move on the part Of the young men
Nothing was nearer his heart than the
spiritual and social welfare of the same.
For encouragement he presented a library
COR beginning Of one worth 500, consented
10 be himself their honorary spiritual ad-
wiser and appointed next Sunday a. the
time for the first general meeting at D.
II. in the basement Of the Pro-Cathe-
dral. He kindly offered to see 70 get
ting of needful regalia 50 the sodaIity can
20 to holy communion in body on Easter
Sunday, After a most pleasant and froht-
able visit the committee left and stopped
in at All Hallows on the way home and
made a very enjoyable call
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MHH1 SV
fUV@m aAzrs0
123 TO 127 y. Main Street.
Millinery Second Floo-

The Millinery store UnfoldS
leaf by leaf like 4 rose. If you
miss the opportunity 10 exam
Inc this important collection OF
fashionable head Wear you viii
meet with = loss which no one
can afford. The pith of the
matter j.. our millinery depart
ment Is q great success: first. p
success TO our customers; sec
ond. Il success To u>-
Wraps and Jackets: Every
one with the FRESHNESS Of today 5
mint drops. \ lew only on dis
play; twenty times - many
that YOU don tSee; If interested.
ask.
Cotton dress fabrics: The
ticket says India pongee, Isle
thread finish You are inter
ested now, because YOU have
never seen anything like them
prettier than Satteens: price -
cents.
Remember the sale Of Novelty
dressesTuesday and Wednesday.
Agents for Butterick's pat
terms.
hUNsoN & ncxANARA.
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HUMANE SOCIETY.

At the close of the meeting Of the Hu
name Society on Friday evening next the
directory for the ensuing year viii be
chosen. All members viii participate in
the election and notice is given in order
to give them time to look about and select
good workers. Ii is the intention 10 make
everyone present a member Of the organ
ization before the election Is made.
The members of the Wichita Light In
fantry have kindly donated the use OF the
hall for the purpose Of holding this meet
ing and thus have shown a sOhcitude IN
the organization of the Humane Society
that should pervade the entire community.
Uncle Billy Matthewson says it is time
for the community to take hold Of this
matter and viii not only exert his influence
in its behalf but VIII do his best 10 make
others see their duty in this regard
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M0uN S1A +
SFiN6zW aANoS
zzEszsEzzzz..zxzzEsEk$
123 to 127 y. Main Street.
Dress Goods Department.

Tuesday and Wednesday,
March - and 36. our first sale
Of Novelty dress patterns. Not
one of these patterns are in the
store now: they will come by
express Monday and put on sale
Tuesday morning. Not one viii
be shown until Tuesday morn
ing. We can assure our custom
ers that these dresses are the
latest arrivals in the New York
market, and will put them on
sale at prices that viii close
them out in two days. 1913 TO
so if YOU want 4 stylish Nov
city wool suit. This will be
your ONE opportunity this sea
son.
Precipitation proof black sat
teens: one kind Henrietta finish,
one kind beetled finish; both %
cents.
Remember the sale of Novelty
dresses Tuesday and WedneS-
day.
Agents for Fosters Kid
Gloves. We fit them to the
hand.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-25

Little Tommy Lord. grandson Of ". T.
Redmond, was quite severely bitten IN the
left arm also on the hand by large dog.
The dog has been watching the horse and
truck wagon of the company and was do
Ing SO in one of the alleys at the yards
when Tommy came running past very
near the horse and the dog jumped onto
him throwing him TO the ground and com
menced biting him. one u the employees
came at once to his relief. Dr. Croskev was
called and dressed the wound and he Is
now resting comfortably. 1t is needless to
say the dog IS dead
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-25
PERSONALS.

Mr.. !. N. Davis, Salina, was in the city
asst night.
Mr.. r. L. Short, Chicago, was in the city
asst night.
Mr.. W P. MarkIe, st. Louis, is in the
city today
Mr., John Lydon, Springfield, is in the
city today.
Mr.. S. A. Berry, Kansas City, is at the
Manhattan.
Mrs Hattie Hunt, Winfield, is at the
Manhattan.
Mr.. J. p. Morrill, and wife, Larned, are
at the Carey.
Mr.. NJ. L. Stevenson, of Pittsburg, Pa,
is at the Carey.
Mr. 5. L. Bradford, Fort Worth, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr. II. NJ Hadder, New York, was in
the city last night
Mr. G. VI. TurIey, editor Belle PLANE
News, IS III the city on business.
Mr.. L. d. Skinner left for short trip of
observation IN Texas On Sunday.
Mr.. G. II. Healy, Englewood, is in the
city to take in the Alger reception.
Mr.. 0. F. Casteen and w. r. RoweI. of
Anthony, are IN the city for a few days.
MI. - /. Human, OF Jne heQlclne Lodge
sugar works. passed through the city last
night.
Mrs 5. b. Walton arrived this morning
from UniOnville, No, on a visit 10 her sis
ter, Mrs. II. II. Jackman.
Mr.. Herbert Patterson, county clerk of
Harper county, and wife. are in the city to
witness the Alger reception.
1t is expected that Father Then viii
leave tomorrow for visit to his home,
where he hopes to fully recuperate
Sister Nary Verona, superioress of All
HallOws, leaves today for Dubuque, Iowa,
on business, accompanied by Miss Jessie
Guyton.
Attorney Fred Bentley returned yester-
day from Portland, Ore, where he has
been on trip OF business and pleasure
combired
Mr. w. J. Wilson returned last night
from trip in oklahoma and comes laden
with many souvenirs and curiosities from
the Indian districts
Banker John @ Adams of Pratt, arrived
In the city last night to witness the Alger
celebration and reports that IA big excur-
sion VIII be in from that place on the
Wichita * Western.
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ELECTION OF oFFICEEs.

The election of officers of the Mt. Olivet
commandery Mo Il, X. T., for the ensuing
year took place III their asylum with the
following result: Robert c. Dean, +. C.,
O. B. Stocker Gen; W. :. Corbett, C. O.;
II. L. Arnold, Poet; Geo. l. Ross, Sen. w;
l. H. Hettinger, :. w. Ed. Phillips, re-
corder; c. a. Walker, treasurer; II. l..
Gordon. Swd Br; J. Il. Dorsey, Stv. Bro;
Geo l.. Pratt, warden; Ed. Dumont. senti-
nell f. f. Bleckley, first guard c. E.Frank,
second guard: T. l. Humble, third guard.
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Counting Room
Editorial Room
90 ADvERTIsERs.

Our rates Of advertising shall be as low as those Of
any other paper Of equal value as an advertising
medium.
All transient advertisements must be paid for in
advance.
Entered in the pOst0ffice at Wichita as second
class matter and entered for transmission through
the mails such
Eastern Office at Room IS, Tribune Building New
York City and SEQ THE ROokery.' Chicago where
all contracts for foreign advertising VIII be made
and whore files Of the paper can be seen. :. c.
Beciwith, Agent.
Readers Of the EAGLE when in New York City
or Chicago can copies Of the paper at the Office
OF our agent ut the address given above.
All notices for entertainments Of any kind in
which an admirrance fee is required viii be charged
At the rate OF five cents per line per day; and
be classified ana Will not be run pure reading
matter.
The DAILY EAGLE can be found on sale in Kansas
City, Mo- at the book store of 3. Click. y East 9th
The EAGLE has the largest circulation of any
daily paper in Kansas and covers more territory
than any two Kansas dalies combined; reaching 1863
towns on the day Of publication in Kansas. Indian
territory, Panhandle OfTeXas and eastern Colorado
The columns Of the EAGLE have been tested and
proved TO be the best advertising medium in the
southwest The only daily that reaches all the
ritOry above named on day of publication. As an
advertising medium il is uncXcelled.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-25

| a cheerful and patriotic appearance. The
| hotels last night showed evidences of to-
days reception. The following gentlemen
arrived from Winfield: 4. A Jackson,
18th III. inf; J. E. Conklin 135th IL. inf;
: w. B. Cation, Merrill's horse; J. W. Doug
las, 5lst Ill inf; w. F. NJ Lacey, sd III.
inf: Stephen Gates, 18th O. vol inf Jack
Evans, I'd \. Y. art: K. f. Blair, 5th Penn.
inf; r. n. Farnsworth, 4th III. inf; A W.
Beswick, 99th Ill. inf; D. d. Bishop, 31th
Ia; Rev. D. D. belong, 10th III. inf; S.
Moore, 11lth o. vol. inf; NJ T. Fink, 35th
Ia. inf; John Rippey, 10th Ill. inf.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS.
1t is especially requested that all COM
mittees and organizations taking part to-
day observe instructions given.
GENERAL ORDER
HEADQUARTERS GARFIELD No. %,
DEPARTMENT OF KANSAS, 6. A, R,
WICHITA, KAN, March %, 1890.
General Order No. /
The members of this post are urgently
requested to assemble at the Hotel Metro
pole on Tuesday. March q, 1890 at 1:45
o'clOck.sharp, for the purpose of forming
for parade III honor of our commander-in-
chief. By order of
JOHN A. WALLACE, Post Com
H. T. KRAMER, Adiutant.
The reception committee of the board of
trade is requested to meet at board of trade
rooms at S:45 this morning.
The L. r. X. of 2. will meet at D. m.
at the armory in full dress. Bring spike
and plume. f. S. HOTCHKINs.
CAVALIERS ATTENTION
You will report in full uniform today at
100 p. m. sharp at l. O. O. F. hall for the
purpose of taking part in the parade and
reception of General AIger Every Cava-
lier who has uniform is expected and
earnestly requested to turn out Only
sickness will excuse absence. BY order of
R. \. SPEARS, Captain.
FRANK DTNKTN Clerk OrO fem
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-25

The regular quarterly meeting Of the
Wichita Bar association VIII be bald AT
the district court house GA nezt Tue-day
evening. April J. In addition 20 the usual
routine bushes there viii b. addres-e-
delivered as follows. a Federal ogur7 for
Wichita" br = T. Roh-hauzH. Fsq
some Needed Legislation, by &. H.
Brook. 20, and The Lawyer. by Judys
J. r. Martin. The meeting Win b. opeu
o. ali vLo desire % arteud.
E1wIy WHITE MooEE, Pre-.
b. DEAy G0zBos. Sec
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
NoDEEy wooDvEE q -

NODERN WOODWEN or AsfEEICA-
The Managers Of Wichita Camp No 30
desire that every officer and member Of tHs
camp b. present at abe regular meeting TO
night Camp fire lighted promptly al .
O'Clock. Hall fourth foog Of Getto build
ing. VI. A CAEFIS, :. &.
T. A. FIELDER. Clerk
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DELEGATES To GRAND DIVISION.

A. J. Applegate. P. c. T., J. II. Hodnett,
A J. Brown Alternates, r. J. Morgan,
H. H. Weatherspoon {. L. Walker. After
the installation of the newlyeiected officers
by A. J. Apologize. acting Grand Chief,
assisted by Bro. Gum, acting Grand
Marshal the division adjourned TO
fuckers" where fine banquet had been
prepared by the retiring officers, to which
a Il did ample justice,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-25

TIE Niz-onri Pacific has instituted ar
~ brr csf 20 ColD-ad9 points ard &F
Bleckley reports thaE the company il
SHARPENING is knife Tor smother cut if
gif-c1---i-r
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Our friend Charles II. Smvth. who
carries the Kansas badge for craftsmanship
won in three consecutive state contests
and who seldom lets a bird escape. has
placed the editor of the EAGLE under Oh
legations more than once this spring for
choice game birds. Yesterday there reach
ed Us from his hands with compliments. a
brace of fine fat mallards and another of
red head ducks, for which he viii accept
acknowledgements.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-25
PRAIRIE FIRE.

On Sunday, March 23 at about 100 p. m,
one of the most destructive prairie fires
that ever swept over this section of the
country broke out on the farm of Mr..
Scoville about ten miles northeast of this
city. The fire started from a rick of straw
which was fired Friday and was still burn
ing The fire was not noticed for a short
time and owing to the high wind had
gained such Roadway as to be beyond CON
troll. After burning d corn field and about
two miles of hedge belonging to Mr. Hirshe
and Mr.. ScOville, the fire passed to farm
belonging to VI. r. Smith. BY this time
about fifty men had gathered 10 fight the
lire and by almost superhUman efforts
saved Mr.. Smiths house and barn from
the flames. but did not succeed ia saving a
crib containing about 500 bushels Of corn
pen and several hogs, and an orchard OF
about ,, 500 trees which We're entirely de
stroyed Crossing the road the fire burned
over ameadow and destroyed about fifty
tons of hay belonging TO J. H. Funk, and
about twenty tons belonging to D. W.
Williamson. At last coming to efficient
fire guards it burned out after having
burned over about :, 900 acres Of territory.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-25

The meeting of the Bar association next
Tuesday promises to be- of unusual interest
and as questions win be discussed of gen
eral interest, the public Is cordially invited
To Ice present The meeting viii be held
in the district court room.
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TFLEGRAPHFRS MEET.

Wichita Division No 105- Order Of rail
way photographers Of North America, met
in special session in Getto Hall AZ p. m,
March y, for the purpose of holding their
annual election Of officers and also repre-
sentatives 70 Grand convention which is
held June ~, in New York City. 4 com
munication from the Grand Chief Teie
grapher was read, giving interesting sta
tistics about the almost phenomenal growth
of this flourishing Order, which is destined
to elevate the telegraph-c profession 10 the
first rank among the railway organiza-
tious Of the day, after which the election
took place a. follows.
A. J. APPLEGATE, Chief Photographer.
r. J. MORGAN. Assistant Chief
!. II. HODSETT sec y and Treasurer.
o. H. SMITH, Senior Telegrapher.
{. l. WALEER- Junior Telegrapher.
H. Z. PvLNER Inside Sentinel
/. T. JOyEs. Outside Sentinel
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-25

Rogers, the photographer, Yesterday
took negative of Mrs H. y Baker, of
MathewSon avenue, who is the oulyperson
alive who went under the arch bridge at
the Johnstown flood. She was carried six
miles below while her husband and two
children were rescued above the bridge and
two children were drowned. The photo
viii show the dress worn on that occasion.
bearing evidence Of the great flood.
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CHARTERED.

A charter was filed Saturday in the Office
of the secretary of state by the Wichita
Eitritied Brick company, of this city
Capital stock. so. OOO. Directors: Edward
Harpstrite, of Decatur. H., and Charles
w. Harpstrite, Frank j. Alderman, John
A CLARK and Oliver Buckwalter, Of Nich-
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The dlrectars q the vs.. q. r. q. are 20
que-fei ~ Hesf ~ she rsoHHs al o.s'1rE
sharp rhls |Iu--1ay5 affe-noou- Fery
especial ha-i1se4 is 20 ~ l.s1szad. ss.1a
- require TIE attention - slL
u l. GuLpstT. Pres
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-25

In the writeup on the stock yards and
live stock market JEFF Houston was given
as the man who went into the country and
purchaced the first stock shipped to the
yards. 1t should h8ve read Mar. c. Hons
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-25

Mr.. Mulvane of Nulvane & Kepley ar
rived in the city yesterday and says that
the work Of paving the alley between
Douglas and First from Market to Fifth
viii commence today.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-25

All those who have flags are requested
to hoist them today. The committee wish
10 see the city decorated with every availa-
bic inch of bunting.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-25

The CRY schools wii b. .u fssr5 a.
noon today givln., pup.is ard f-aeasrs a.
opportunity 10 .o.a bro the sg.-i- ~ tta
dsg.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-25

The reception committee of the board of
trade Is requested TO meet at the board of
trade rooms promptly at 9 o'clock this
morning
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-25

The leading merchants were making dec
oradons yesterday in anticipation Of the
day This morning all the leading bust
ness establishments will show evi-
dences OF the occasion by clever
decorations which viii give the city
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-25

The schools viii all be dismissed today
at twelve clock on account of the AIger
reception.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-25

The clearings yesterday amounted to
1922, 702.25. The clearings one year ago
were Sis. $50. 20.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-25

The turnverein has bought a flag at Mil
waukee costing S4O0 and is dandy.
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JUDGM

Yes indeed, Judgment Is an important
! requisite in those Go whom YOU go for mill
I linery. information regarding style, and,
| in fact, any subject that requires 80 much
| skill aS
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b DIAN GosDos, 50

NJ. c. Y. Petty. who travels FOR " T
Bishop & sons. was married sunday IN
-tar!fug
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The RocE Island pay car passed through
the cIty yesterday