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The morning call., 1890-06-28
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

George Fl. Pell, the bank-wrecker, is employed
in the Clothing department at Sing Sing.
Emperor William has issued decree per-
hitting military officers TO ride their own horses
IN races.
Miss Harriet Hosmer has completed the model
OF the Crerar Memorial of Lincoln which is to be
erected al Chicago
D. Edgar Grouse, a rich bachelor OF Syracuse,
N y, Is finishing stable which is said TO have
cost over 100000.
AdmiIa al Porter is said 10 have rented for the
summer the estate of Miss Kate Lincoln, Rocky
Nook" near Boston.
Mis- Jenness Miller is discouraged by the re-
suits OF her visit 10 England where her dress
system has been ridicued severely.
General Van Merlen reports that only seven
Waterloo veterans have responded 10 his invita-
tion to Celebrate tile seventy nth anniversary Of
The battle.
Mile. Louise Michel having been recently de-
clared irresponsible for her acts. on an official
dered her discharge.
Coquelin, the French actor, does not entertain
very high opinion Of Shakespeare as dramat-
st. but he still entertains tie same exalted
opinion OF Coguelin, The actor. that he always
did.
Theodore Tilton is described by lady who
recently saw him In the new salon in Paris, He
has grown stout. and his long white hair was
pushed behind his ears and his face had rest
ful look.
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe was rs years old
on the 14th. There were few calls from per-
custom her publishers sent her a box OF choice
flowers.
King Kalakaua gets his name in the news
papers again by decorating Captain W. d.
Andrews of Toronto with The Royal Order Of
hapiolani In appreciation OF his services as
lfe-saver.
Ex-Governor Holiday OF Virginia was In the
Transyaal region OF Africa. when last heard
from, on his third tour around the world.
There Is no half Holiday business about the
Governor.
President Dlaz OF Mexico looks the Indian that
he Is. He Is man of medium height, stout
with a very dark lace. There Is always smile
on his face, which gives him a prepossessfng
appearance.
Major Powell OF the National Geological Sur
vey is a rather short, thlck-set man, with large
head that is covered with shaggy gray hair. He
is an entertaining talker and Is very popular in
Washington.
Sophia Raffalovitch, whom William O'Brieu
has married, belongs 10 a pure Irish family
formerly named ORaneriy. From ORafferty to
Raffalovtch and then back to O'Brien NAV be
said to be the round trip.
While cam aigning in Kentucky in the early
days OF the war, General Garfield bought a farm
bear Pres onsburg fer few hundred dollars.
Recently Mrs Garfield sold the tract TO specu.
laiors, receiving $1,000 for 1t.
very characteristic letter OF Alexander
Dumas was received the other day by the d.
rector OF the Cluny Museum, In which the former
museum the sword OF the Marquis de Pescaire,
which has been left TO him by Z. de Beaumont.
Bellamy Is accused Of taking his book, look
ing Backward" from an old German author
named Bebei. who wrote novel on the same
lines entitled, 3" Women. Present and Future"
that lie cannot read German and never heard OF
Bebel.
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ACCURACY OF THE CENSUS.
Superin,endent Porter Says That on tn
whole Errors Are Bur Few.

Superintendent Porter Says That on the
whole Errors Are BUT Few.
Supervisor OF the Census Davis and his
deputy, James S. Fields, are still hard at
work searching for errors and omissions III
the census returns. So far their lahors
have served only to show that the work OF
the enumerators in this district has been,
on the whole, exceedingly well done. 1t
would seem also from telegram received
yesterday from Superintendent Porter at
Washington, D. c.. that the same state of
things exists elsewhere. The telegram re-
ferred to contains, among other things, the
following words:
Taking the country through, 80 per cent OF
alleged omissions prove on Investigation TO have
been properly enumerated. | wish you, how
ever, TO give all reasonable OPP pOrtuniiy for the
additions Of names of persons who may have
been overlooked by the enumeratOrs, bur be
careful not to add any names 10 the list With
out previous verifcatiOn at the persons resi-
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FOUND IN GOOD ORDER.


Market Inspectors Visit a Large Number
of MIX Ranches.
Under instructions from the Board OF
Health Market Inspectors Wray and Brod-
erick have for several days past been ill.,
speeding milk-ranches in this county to
ascertain their condition. They have filed
report that they visited seyenty-two
diaries. and with but few exceptions found
them in good order and the COWS healthy.
But few sick animals were found, and only
one was condemned. At thirty-one of the
dairies DO brewery grains or swilI are fesi
to the 2944 cows kept there, the food of the
animals being Oil-cake mea, middlings,
bran, greens. hay and grass. These dairies
are principally situated in South San Fran
cisco and OH the San Bruno road. Brewery
swirl is used at f0rty-One dairies, together
with the aboye-named food, for the 2746
cows there, which are nearly all in good
order.
Tho inspectors examined in all $500
cows, with much better results than We're
eYupptpn
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THE CHALLENGER's CASTAWAYS.
Did the Tars Take the Boat Did the
Boat Tcke the Tars?

Boat Take the Tars?
Julius Caesar and Conrad Ennis, the two
eolored men whose romantic story about
being cut adrift in the South Seas in small
boat from the schooner Challeger has here
tofore being published, were arrested yes
terday by the United States Marshal on a
charge of stealing the beat on which they
went adriit. They were taken before Com
missioner Sawyer and committed to the
County Jail pending their examination, the
time for which has not yet been set. Their
story is in direct variance with that of the
master of the Challenger, who claims that
they stole the boat and sailed away to avoid
work on the schooner. Ii they did not steal
the boat they can collect wages for the full
voyage and perhaps damages for being sent
adrift. Naturally the owners of the Chal-
lenger are interested in proving the charge.
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Cnucht Mtth His Rnntx.

John Carroll, alias Cahill, who has fire.
quently been in the City Prison for petty
offenses, was charged yesterday by Officer
Thomas Stanton with burglary. He had
been caught trying to sell carpenters tools
stolen from Samuel Gum, Twentieth
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The Sugar Case.

The Supreme Court yesterday granted
the respondent in the case of Havemeyer
VS.. the Superior Court thirty days, CON-
mencing to-day, within which to file bill
of exceptions and affidavits ON motion for
n new trial.
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HanaIinrtha MiIlinns.

Up to Thursday night the experts at the
Sub-Treasury had counted SIS, ASS. sos 25 Of
the ST., OO0, 900 lying there. Yesterday they
counted $1,000, 600 more all In So gold pieces.
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Reop~ning of the Mint

The Mint will be opened for the deposit
of bullion about the stb of next month.
The annual settlement it is expected will
taye been made by that time.
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street, and a valise containing clothing
stolen from I. A. Sull, 81 South Main
street, Los Angeles.
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CHINA AND JAPAN.
Arrival i'm Port of the Steamer
City of Rio de JaneirO.
"A Big Tbing"-Tea Warehouse at Foochow
Missionarie Drownsd-Rairs.
Pirates-Japan Trads-Etc.

The Pacific Mall steamer City Of Rio de ia
metro. Captain William Ward arrived In port yes
terday, bringing Chinese dates OF May 3oth, and
Japanese to June 11th, from which the following
summary OF news Is taken.
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The fall which has taken place In the value Of
property in Hong Kong within the last year or
two has been frequently Illustrated of late, and
one Of The most striking indications OF It was
furnished by the fact that desirable property
at The Peak, put up to auction the other day.
bad tc be bought in at figure which would have
been considered ridcuIously low a couple Of
years ago.
The work in connection with the construction
Of The Gap Rock Lightho IS now fairly un der
way. The ellie + difficulty IN the undertaking,
that of establishing squad of workman the
rock ana providing the means for landing mate
rails has been successfully overcome aud the
site fUf the lighthouse Is being prepared.
Constable John Green OF The Hong Kong
Police has been awarded medal for CALAMITY
howp In an encounter with couple OF armed
Chinese thieves IN which lie nearly lost his life.
MajOr-General Barker, VINO succeeds Ma Jor-
General Edwards IN the command of the troops
in Hong Kong, has arrived Iii the colony
The FIRST heavy rains OF The season fell last
week, and provided a mue-needed augmenIa-
t!Ou OF the water supply.
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Coca PARTNER WANTED TO-DAY IN
y -OO. hrst-claSs cash business, suitable for any
pain sober, steady man; has good trade; clears to
each SO 10 SS5 per month; can be increased with
help. of active, Industrious partner: good man
wanted more than money; prefers partne r to hired
necessary; business easily learned; grand oppor-
tuniIy Tor man with small capital: best of refer
Nnce. See GEO. STEMA AIT. lS5 KearnY st Ii
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.


OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND AGENCY-ADyERTISEME AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
ONCE of The MoRNING CALL, S57 Broadway,
Seventh ST. ONCE hours q A. NJ to 8 P. NJ
VA LILLIAN j. DINGEE-0AKLAND REAL ES-
w tate for sale or exchange; office, Nos. 400 ana
i62 Eighth ST.. Oakland Cal send for illustrated
price-list Je24 ii
I OTSl LOTS LOTS $780, 1925, $3.50; LOTS
from Dwight way-station: local trains to San Fran
cisco only 10 more left: come quick; easy terms;
owner. L. L. SALISBURY. 475 Ninth ST., Oak
land. jel7 Inn
C6O0 sIDE-HILL LOT Soox1o0; Shell
ly. CHAS A. BAILEY, owner, 624 Market. jel9 tt
NEW 2-SToRY HOUSE OF Z ROOMS AND
IN bath; stone walks; lot 25Xl00; in a central
location. San Pablo ave. 5000; easy terms
MCDONALD 4 CAMERON. 479 Ninth St, Oak
land. jel5 II
OIL O0O 2-SToRY GROOM HOUSE AND
ID OOO. small store lot 45xl00; cornering on
streets; bargain. w. L. BARNARD Il son, 483
Ninth st. jel5 u
GITS JUST LOOK AT THISt A FEW LOTS
u W. in the beautiful Piedmont Villa Tract,
offered for few days at SITS per lot; easy terms
or monthly payments: this tract fronts on Web
ster or Piedmont ave-; on Westinghouse car line
running to Piedmont: such bargain offered
before in Oakland; take the chance 10 secure lot
close to center of city that will doubts in value in
months. See owners, SHERMAN Il PiNNEY, 46S
Ninth ST.. near broadway, Oakland. Once open
every night until O'Clock. jel0 I'm
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$1,000 near PiME ns s4dSSH 9S a s
a nne business; has long lease well fitted up and
stocked; very best reasons for selling; also fine
livery stable; only $3.50. Apply X. KENNY, %
kearQy
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OAKLAND BOARDING AND ROOMS.

eDLO. and BATH minutes walk from station.
w. Ii. GRIM q Co., 42S Montgomery ST. je27 At
ELEGANT ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE, AT
II the Albany. Fifteenth and Broadway, Oakland
one block from the narrow-gauge depot table is
surpassed: elevator and artesan water first-class
In every way. q. A. MAUERHAN, Propr etor. IL SIN
IA ILLSON HOUSE, OPP. CITY HALL - ELE
w CANT sunny rooms; reasonable rates; special at
tention given to the comfort of guests both tran
silent and regular. l4th and Washington. iel0 3m
THE KELSEY HOUSE IS A BEAUTIFUL SUM
mer and winter resort; has a number of elegant
cottages. large grounds and garden: has been thor
oughly renovated. and Is rstclass in ~ appoint
ment Apply Telegraph ave. and Twenry-fourth ST..
Oakland. jel0 I'm
ULAEE BLOCK (CoR. TWELFTH AND WASH
ID ington. oakand), recently completed; elegant
sunny rooms, unfurnshd for offices or private IL I'm
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SUNNY ROOMS TO
II rent, with board; all modern conveniences; pr
family. $50 Eighth St. between Clay and Jef-
ferson l block from local train. jel0 I'm
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q CoB-PAflNG RESTAURANT, IN A FIRST
- ci9ss location; clearing $3.50 per month; full
TINE given TO investigate to intending purchaser:
present owner retir z from business. Apply for
location and price by letter to Restaurant, Box 49,
Gall Branch ONCE: no agents. ie2s 3t+
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GTEO BLACKSMITHs ATTENTIoN-PART-
u tOO. ner wanted in blacksmith. carriage and
wagon making ana general repairing shop; must be
a blacksmith as owner is wood-worker; owns large
2-story building on ground leased; subjects upper;
mas rent iree has one Of the best paying trades in
tne cliy north Market St; clears $3.50 per month;
has stock mach nery, TOOLS VIII take half cash. bal
ance monthly inStallments 10 suit buyer: Won
dertul bargain. GEO. STEWART, 1855 X earuy. 1t
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pUFCHER BUSINESS FOR SALE IN MOST
II desirable part OF the city; doing a splendid bus-
ness; well established; must he Sold Tor particulars
apply 70 Z. URI q co. $50 CLAW st. ia.,S Is
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: OR SALE-GENERAL COUNTRY STORE AND
branch bakery; only 8 minutes from Fourth
ana townsend SIS; opposite depot: no store within
4 blocks; rent IS price $3.50. Apply premises
OCeal Wow. uppnsiLa dennt. ie.l9
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$4,000 wASTEP Man 70 Loan SsI MS dsoi EN-
tereSt; SIS per month wages will be allowed. Nc
IAILEHIIN krar
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RRASS FOUNDRY FOR SALE IN ONE OF OUR
~ largest towns, a short distance from san Fran
cisco; full value for the money; good profitable
business; best OF reasons for selling. Apply *.
KENNY, % Kearny ST. 1t
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A LAMBDA -INSTALLA1ENTs.- HOUSES AND
n lots.
s250- s25 cash. So monthly; 25xl1O; severed at
s450-$5o cash. 50 monthly; 50xs6: severed; at
station.
$ls00-$300 cash, Sls monthly; 25x1aO; at sta
ton: cottage of = rooms
S2OO0-s250 cash, $40 monthly; SS175 new cot
tage at station.
$35OO-$5OO cash, 1875 monthly, including inter
est: Groom cottage; corner, 46x120; severed and
macadamized; at station.
$320O-$5U0 cash, $25 monthly. including inter-
est; Groom cottage; 5Oxl50; severed near station.
est: 7-room house; fine garden; 50xl47; near sta
tion.
Inquire at once of F. MARCUSE. Bay-st. Station,
Alameda, or 3l3 Montgomery ST.. Nevada Block
mylS II ThFrSa eoSu
LAMBDA BAR6AINS-$l7OO-LoT 25xI45;
N nice modern cottage rooms aud bath; l
block from Park ST. $3.50 cash: 325 per month (4l5)
tra ave; $500: balance $50 per month. (No. $3.50
$2750-Lot 55xl17: new modern cottage rooms
and bath; blocks from station; $500 cash: bal
ance $40 per month. NO RI
$300o-Lot 27x115; new 2-story house rooms
and bath at station $500 cash: $50 per month. (X)
$4000-Lot 5Ox125; fine new modern 2-story
house rooms and bath Central ave. on easy
terms; good bargain. (No. 4l3)
$7S00-Lot 501l50: elegant new 2-story house 10
rooms, with stable: well located part cash. (40l)
easy instailments; cheap lots In all parts of Ala
media; houses to let and money to lean. IL. Z.
MoREAL CO., 1923 Park ST., Alameda, and 402
Montgomery St. San Francisco. my3l q
BERKELEY ROOMS AND BOARDING.
CtALIFORNIA HOTEL, EAST BERKELEY; GOOD
" rooms; family OF single men; board optional. Inns
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%l65O e!oMMsERcIAL ExFREss ~

= 1850 6o 5nseT B6iAa. Elk AND
acl Is cashier keep the books, office; receiving
SHIPPING and delivering freighUs aud merchandise
mas good teams, barns; everything complete aud
IL nrStc'aSS running order; has special contracts
Win railroad and steamboat companies and many
mercantile houses for transportation of general
freight and merchandise, with regular trade clear
ing 500 per month; business established Is years:
nest OF references; fun investigation and trial.
GEO- STEWART. 1S5 Kearny St 1t
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9IOE BRANCH BAKERY: VALUE IN
wonderful bargain. WOODRUFF. 81 Market It's
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0J0On PAPER ROUTE FOR SALE: Is UPON
V1OOO. one OF our very best morning papers: is
very central downtown; making good wages; only
requires hours TO deliver each morning; any one
can run II and make good wages this Investment Is
as sure as real estate weeks trial all owed before
You buy. Apply TO X. KENNY, - Kearny ST. 1t
The morning call., 1890-06-28

Gs)S0 COFFEE-HoUSE; CHEAP; FUR
24S Fnnrth 81 ieNH Sta
The morning call., 1890-06-28

g.l5uO SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY For THE
u 1OOO. right man; route on morning and even
ing newspapers for sale; pays $50 month profit.
Apply al this ONCE. iel5 If
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G7OA GROCERY, BAR AND . FURNISHED
u wv. rooms; Old established business bar
ea!n. MCLALGuLIN N co. rs KnarnH 81 LIS
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GD1OQ GROCERY-2 HORSES ANp2 WAC
n ZJOU. ons: employing clerks: near city; big
business. McLAUGHLIN a co. % kearny 81 ltt
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sERKELEY ROOMS AND BoAnDING.

CALIFORNIA HOTEL, EAST BERKELEY; GOOD
~ rooms; family single men: board optional. Inns
The morning call., 1890-06-28

NpDN CANDY, SODA AND CONFEC HON
u OOO. cry; offer wanted on account of sickness.
MClALL.M LIN ~ 20 2h knarmX st LIZ
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Tor SALEM OAKLAND. AN OLD-ESrAB-
lshed bakery at Point Station, Seyeatb ST., doing
business Of upward of $50 per day, with horse
and wagon and of the best routes in West oak
land: present owner owns the premises and is
JIriHg from business Inquire 1T 1872 Seventh ST.,
Oakland. je2T IT.
The morning call., 1890-06-28

q DowN AND 90 CENTS PER SHARE PER
4, - month VIII purchase shares IN tie Republic
Savings, Building and Loan Association; $l6 per
month Will pay oil loan OF $1,000; cali send Tor
624 Market 81 mr 80 II
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" ION CLEARS $3.50 PER MONTH OVER
" w. all expenses; owner does nothing else
put eoleet three days in the month; milk for
SAFE any one can run II the milk is delivered TO
parn by wholesale milk darymen each day; owner
mas Kept 1t . years; employs men TO deliver; has
horsesi = wagons, cans etc; you have trial
OF the business until fully satisfied before buying
owner IS retiring from the business. Apply X
", In
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BUSINESS CHANCEs-CoNr1N1rED.

GSRl0 HOTEL FOR SALE-HAN DSoMELY
eDOOOO. furnished hotel and cottages across
the bay; TO rooms; magnificent grounds; fine loca-
ton: paying largely both winter and summer: kent
by present owner II years; he is retiring from
business; a long lease at low rent will be given;
this IS hTst-elass in every respect Apply to X
KENNY. ~ kearnN -
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=. OOO WOOD AND COAL YARD: KEPT BY
~ OOO' present owner p years; retiring from
bFSneSs has large trade: solvent legit
mate investment; choice central location. !. D.
BARNARD, has Market St, Taylor. IT.
The morning call., 1890-06-28

T V.LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER
q 6l9 Sacramento ST.. cabinet work and fitting up
efhces promptly attended to telephone 800 mis- tf
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q 9l0 GROCERY STORE AND BAR FOR
ULOOO. sale; is upon most prominent corner
IN :, me center OF the city; has handsome fixtures
aud me stock; owner is connected with another
business outside of the city has to depend solely
on hired help for this store this is an opening sell
dom offered. Apply X. KENNY % kearny ST Ii
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| ACRES-2 MILES FROM STATION: 9
miles from Stanford University; unduiating
land at base of foothills; sprlnkled county road:
800 bearing fruit trees: few vines Menlo water
supply; 2-stUIy house. rooms, bath. ETC.; subsan-
tial fences; improvements years old; easy terms;
delightful climate, beautiful views rich soil. CAR
NALL-FITZhUGH-HOfK CO., 624 Market ST.,
San Francisco. jelS lat
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" watercloSet; room for stabiing; large basement
front and back garden. Apply Sl4 Dolores. jel u
S,MALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRiP-
~ tons taken at CALL Branch Offices. 60 Lafkn
ST.. 33s Hayes St aud 25lS Mission ST. open III
20 p a IySrt
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-03-23

leading, while Carol ESCAPED much
punishment by clever "odging. Me
Aul'fie's scb served hn well. In
the ninth round Caro-! dte blood on
McAu iffr'. forehead. Carol scored q
c!ean knock down in tl- twelfth
round. In the twenry-.rvenih and
twenty-tigh,h there WIS soIne sharp
fighting at close quarter. in which
Mac had the advantsg-. He pounu.
ed Carol shout the neck aud body
until the latter staggered under hls
blows. In the next two Hnds there
was some more heavy hitting, with
very little advantage to either. The
next few rounds We're generally In
Macs favor, but Carroll fires hened up
sf,er The thirty-sixth round and
pounded away vigorously. In the
fOriy-tbird round Mac. was plainly
getting weaker, and \ number of
blows from Carroll's fist In this round
did not improve his condition. Mac.
won the fight in the f,rty-seven,h
round.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-03-23
PRICE FIVE CENTS

Il. L. Is second TO that of none, une o
ii be- Miss Florence Willard, will be-
gin the work of the week this evening
at the Presbyterian church, he minis.
ters having consented to hold union
services. 1t is expected that Miss
Moore's address Monday evening will
be given at the Conrad building, be-
cause wherever Miss Moore lectures,
the hail is filled to overlooking. The
meetings FOR the remainder of the
week will be led by Col. Geo. Wood
ford, of Chicago, OF whom the Chicsgo
Times says: He strikes hard and
cuts deep" Both Of these reformers
are widely known and highly e.
teemed. Strong recommendation
from north, south, east and west have
come to Us concerning the work Of
both Miss Moore and Mr.. Woodford.
No one can afford to miss this oppor-
tunity Of hearing two bright lighu In
temperance oratory.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-03-23
Names That FIt TIER rs.ds.

The death of Adam Forepaugh WIN
recall the frequency with which this
city has supplied illustrations of the
curious adaptation OF surnames 10 busi-
ness occupations. The explanation
usually found for such fitness is thai
q great many names were originally
derived from occupations. and the
number of such names is SO great that
after all il is not remarkable that some
modern Smith siould return 10 the &C.
cupation of the founder Of his family.
But that the Leagcr of the nams
Forepaugh and tAo owner Of a me
nagerie should be combined in the
same person cannot be explained 10
this way. Nor will il account for the
equally striking adaptation of tho
name TO the profession of that famous
Philadelphia physician, DR.. Philip
Syng Physick. 1t does not explain
how Professor Hartshorne came to be
a physician. The ex-president Of 30
lect council, Mr.. Lex, is a lawyer, -
his father was before him, and the
same name translated from the Latin
into English has been borne by an
other Philadelphia lawyer. The di.
rectory of any large city will furnish
q great many similar instances, but
not often where the persons have at
tanned the prominence OF those mem
tioned.-Philadelphia Inquirer.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-03-23
Reservation Range Privileges.

At medicine talk held recently by
Major Wyman and the Crow chiefs,
the following ultlinatum was an
nounc.d by Plenty Coos, the leading
chief Of the tribe. He said that be
wanted all sheep owners, cattle and
horse owners to be removed from the
reservation at the earliest possible mo-
ment, excepting the Columbia Cattle
Co.. Hardin, Campbell q Co.. Paul
McCormick q Co., the Hurlbut Cattls
Co., T. 9. Ash. Richard Ashworth and
Nelson Story, and those white men
who are married 70 Crow sqnavs. Al
the king bee Of the western portion oI
the Crow Ssssrvatlon, Plenty Coo'
said that hs was particularly down es
The shssp men. He deneuncsd then
II the osst ssvsFs manner and avowe<
thas this clan Of stockmsn solournin(
On The rssssvatioa ars dstrinsns h
the bsss iutsrssas Of the tsibs.