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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
s0MErHLNG WY ZOE SLIDES.

In the interest OF the safety Of mariners an exhibs
ton Of the Lucgraph given at the Maritime
Exchange yesterday before a numerous attendance.
This is an English patent device constructed 10 Hash
al night national code signals or plain words ana
numbers upon a diamond shaped canvas screen, or any
fat surface from at point Of ocean danger or dis
tre,s The Illuminated characters can be magnined
10 a size that would make them visible at long dis
lance without the aid OF glass. The instrument 10
Of simple construction. being sort Of scientific com
bination Of a powerful magic lantern and the key
board Of typewriter, and caa be operated by chid'
\ kerosene lamp Of fifteen candle power gives flash
of letters which appear two feet In length ard
the search-hght of steamer could be used win
greater effect In certain times Of danger lighthouses
and beach stations could give explicit BRIEF directions
t. vessel, that could not be given by :he voice There
are occurrences on coast, when the signal alone
OF Do not trust boats would prove Of great serves
20 wrecked sailors If II could be seen by them at night
IL wa, estimated that the cOltriNancc could De az
ranged t. display continued sentences of Tie hNd F.,
on board ship the communication must be necessary
spelled letter by letter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
COMMERCIALLY VETERANS TO DINE,

The Confederate Veteran Camp Of New-lorK VIII
have its first annual dinner Monday night at the
New York Hotel, when about 200 guests, including
many prominent business and professional men in this
city, are expected to be present Let us have peace
will be responded 10 by General Daniel f. sichle>,
while Colonel Charles Marshall, If baltimore. who
was with Lee when lie surrendered. Will speak 10
"The Memory of Lee" The other toa.ts include the
following: Confederate Veterans General william
C. Oates OF Alabama: The City Of Ncw-lOrk Our
Adopted Home John 5. Wise. and "The Women Ot
the SOUTH" Colonel Charles COwaIdn. Of The Rich
rnond Despatch and the dinner committee comprises
j. H. Parker J. J. Garrett, W. w. Flanagan, T. ~
Young. John 5. Wise ,. W. Jones, j.. H. shorter t,c
Hev " W Page. j. Z. Grcybill, w. J. Hardy, W II.
MAY, John +. Black J. II. Cohen. Arthur A. Esdin
A. Il. ChsOIm. Thomas Jordan, Hugh L. Cole; D II.
PAUL j. L. De TIevillc. ". .. Williams John X. Nc
Nulty is chairman If the committee; Edward owen
paw naster. 4. q. Dickinson commander aad W. =
Kelley adiutant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
TIE rNlrrp srArEs srrEEME couRr

Washington Jan. lS.-Thc proceedings In the supreme
Court % the to-day ~ follows:
No. Little Unit Stacs. pantn In crlor. agt Adam
Badrau Ia error Circuit C0ur3 OF United States
f,r the Southern District OF New orN Dismissed.
No l29S-Thc city OF NcN.Orlcans. appellant, agt
william ". whitney, administrator. etc.
No. l.3oO-Wniiam W. whitney administration ETC. agt
the city Of New. Orleans. Argued.
30 71e-Thc United States. appellant. agt Joseph f.
Kingsley. Argued.
No. lo39-willam II. Alexander plaintiff in error apt
the nitl States. Argued.
No. l3l0--Bood CIumpton alias Bood Busrls plaintiff
ln.crror agt the United Statcs Argued
No. 150-Thc Case Manufacturing Company, plaintiff In
error. ac, Peter IL. Soxnan ct al Argued
Adjourned unul Monday. The dqy call for Monday ia
Nos 100. 1l2o l5l. 1872 1873. 1885, i60. 1877 15S and 1885,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
TO DIVIDE Mr.. rILFoRD'S ESTATE

The Will Of John NJ Tlf)rd Of The firm Of Park &
Tford was admitted TO probate YESTERDAY and letters
testamcntary issued u the tctat0rs two sons.
Charles i. and Frank rlfOrd. The entire property,
WITH the exception Of two tIust inndS amounting 10
10000. goes TO the two sons named one OF hcSo
trust funds amounts to $4,000 and is for the beneit
Of August f. Miller Of Hartford Conn. and the other
for SO 900 in favor If the testaOrs brother Eugene
s. Tford. The viii was executed on August -. lsse,
before Mrs. Tford's death. Ample provisions were
made for her the original will but the codicils ~
December o, 1859, changed II so that all the pODcrtH
went to the sons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
DYNAMITE HCRLED HIN SEVENTY FEET.
A FOREMAN KILLED BY AN UNEXPECTED EX-
PLOSION.

PLOSION.
An unexpected explosion Of a blast in Nntravc.,
between SeventIehst and seventy AIsst., yesterday
morning killed tie foreman Of a gang Of italian
laborers. Charles l.. D0rnbush. contractor Of No.
o4o East Seventy seventht recently set the Italians
10 work in the avenue. digging cellar excavation.
They obliged to blast out rock in the excavation
and they used the ordinary dynamite blasting cartridges
Julian Combine. Italian forty years Old, was fore
man of the labOrers and lad charge Of tie blasting.
a few minutes before a. yesterday he set a car
fridge I'm a hole that had been drilled to receive II.
Several logs chained together, were placed over the
blast and the mel retired to a safe distance Then
tie foreman tried set of the blast with an electric
battery attached by long wire to the cartridge For
some the cartridge did not explode and Condne
went into the excavation with the intention Of with
drawing the cartridge and setting fresh one IN It's
place lie took hold Of The wire and was about TO
pull the cartridge out OF the hole when the explosion
Incurred His body was hurled seventy feet into tie
air and against the rear wall of the house NJ -
West seventy hrsst. The body struck the wall nel
the top and fell the ground thirty feet away from
The excavation. blown oil ard the rest
81 HE body was man sled. The remains were gathered
nm and carried 10 The police station In West one
huudredth-st and several OF the Italians who Wit
messed the explosion taken to the station to DO
uestloned by coroner. C0Hdne's home Was at No.
sos East one hundred and eleventh 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
FiTUrR IGyATIrS TO HAVE 4 REST.

Father Ignatu> who has been obliged 10 give mp
his services in Brooklyn next sunday owing to the
inhibition of Bishop Lttleiohn will peah at LcnOX
Lvceum tomorrow I'm the morning and in the after
noon At IL O'Clock he will speak on The Mac
Queary Case aud at O'Clock on RcviYalsm Among
the Upper Classes" Ills long series Of services and
lectures begun about December l, has told upon hia
health severely and he will 10 Florida for shor.
rest lie has consequently been obliged to decline
many invitations TO speak IN the Episcopal CHURCHES
and those of other denominations Yesterday lie re
six such requests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
CAPTAIN SNOW WAS NOT ELECTED.

william Allen Butler. counsel FOR the Marine Society.
Yesterday gave his decision In REGARD to the disputed cleo
lion Of president. Elghtyour votes were cast. Forty.
two were cast for Captain Ambrose snow Captain
Hilton blank and forty for the present INCUMBENT,
Captan Parker Mr.. Butler decided that under the bv.
l,- u the society the elected majority
If all the votes cast Counting the blank ballot a vote.
C,ptan snow n.lcd u election b. vote. There
fore there election and Captain Parker holds over
until the meeting the second Monday I'm April
when new election Will De held This Is unless Captain
Parker shall call special nee ting. he is empowered
To do and the member, u the society hope he Will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
NEW COMMANDER FOR THE BOSTON.

Captain James O'Kane, who succeeded captain
F. NJ Ramsay cOmmandant Of the cruiser Boston
on February Ii. 1850. when the latter took cohuau
OF the Navy Yard. just before he became chief Of INC
Bureau OF Navigation, yesterday learned that he would
be detached February and receive two months
leave Captain Gilbert {. Wilt-e. who has coinmanGeo
the Thinning ship Minnesota Apnl, less, and la
became well known in social circles IN this city, VIII
take command OF the Boston In place OF Captain Ohse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
HASTINGS SQUARE. SPRING LAKE BEACH. SOLD

Asbury Park " j.. Jan. l6 (spec.ln-Mrs. sarih
f. TIRE. OF Philadelphia. to-day purchased from hfs'
Matthew Baird. the widow of the millionaire locomotive
manufacturer Of that city the property at spring LaAe
Beach known Il, Hastings square The price pau
was $500 900. Hastings square Is one Of The hne>s
pieces OF property on the entire coast II consists o.
A full square OF land which are a number OF costly
Ocen Anne cottages ard the cott1e" hotels known
As the ESSEX and the sussex MIS-. Ealii erected "
cottsre hotels for Mrs Urie, the purchaser OF the
property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17

4 conference was held yesterday between repre-
cntave OF the National Lead Trust and the principal
smelling company Of ST. Louis. IL was reported on
good authority that the result will assure the entrance
Of tbc ST. Lous company into the trust, an object
which has been aimed at for a long time The annual
,ncottnc of the Lead Trust will be- held early In Fcbru
"r, aud II Is reported that dividend Of AT least per
.cut Will be declared previously
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
CASES ARGUED IL TIE COURT

Albany Jan iG.-In the Court of Appeals today the
following case, were argued:
In the matter OF the judicial settlement Of accounts
Of Gilbert X. Spaguc and another, administrators
etc. submitted.
Thomas +. Mason. As receiver, etc. appellant ag.
Justine 81. Cloup, administrator. etc.
Patrick O'Ncl. administrator, etc, AIT. Charles
kinhen, appellant.
william il. Grecne. appellant. ast. john b. Greene,
ct al. respondents.
George ". DHscoll, receiver. etc. appellant, agt.
". ". DOwnCr ct Al. spOndcntS
John Middleton. appellant. AIT. IloratlO y. TwOmb-
ley. executor, etc, respondent
The day calendar FOR Monday. January 10, IS As fol-
lows: Nos. %, %, 30, lO3. lOi. 100, 100 aud 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
PROF. KOCH RECOMMENDS

The Sodcn Mineral Pqstes Uro'Les made from the soden
Springs Frankfurt Germany for Sore lhol ''ai'"s'
Coughs and Colds
Dr. Koch said "a cough for which tried many other
uedcrc. Which had the slightest effect soon became
letter and ha. now entirely DISAPPEARED through use cf the
solen Mineral Pastilles."
The genuine Soden Mineral Pascs must have the uttl'
onl and signature Of Sir More Mackenzie around each
box. Price zoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
FUNERAL or MRS. mr. MMEL.

The funeral Of Mrs. Hannah ilnmmcl occurred yes
,crdoy Sb, was the mother Of \. II. liummcl, tho
,ouLnovu LAWYER and lived with him 40 2O7 East
-cycntccnth.st., .dolizlng her children and grand
children and worsipped by them Hers was happy
family. In q wide circle OF acquaintance she was
IirLjy esteemed lDr her many noble quhHtca' sic
wa, seventy siX years 81 age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17

The reports the members OF the Commission
APPOINTED 70 examine into the mental CONDITION o
Alphonse ]. stephan the slayer % eA J"uoe 'Hh'o'
g. Reynolds were filed In "chr'ai Sessions ye'.c'"aS
RIA. unfairly one. signed by Dr. George Il. Fowlc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
WORK OF THE FISH COMMISSIONS.

The Fish Commission OF this State has received from
the National Fish Commission 100000 wdicfsh eggs
5000 salmon-t trout eggs, $4,000 eggs Of the brown
trout OF the Herr Behr variety and 10000 OF the
Won der Borne variety and 10000 eggs OF the land
locked salmon. These will be distributed said
Wallace Baclrford son OF Eugene q. Biachord, presi-
dent OF the state Fish Commission. In Lake ontario
and in the lakes Of the central part of this state In
return for its favor the State Fish Commission will
Gye the National Commission several hundred thousand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17

Judge Ingrahlm, in the Supreme Court, was yeStcr
day asked to put Judicial construction upon the VIII
II Captain John Ericsson the great inventor. In the
VIII specific requests amounting to $4,000 were
made and II l. found that the tcstator'S estate only
Amounted 10 go 600. Tho executors want 10 know II
ali the requests are invalid Or not. Decision was
reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17

and Charles T. Fosdick, pronounoes stephan sane
,bilc the third Commissioner Daniel L0rd, Jf' ue'
cdcs thai he is insane With the reports we're hled
decision by Judge MARITIME sustaining the hlalOrlV
rrpor and de, arng that the prisoner Is compeeIt
drvI., his counsel stephani will therefore be placed
| on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17

brook.trout eggs. which will be distributed in stateN
OF the Far West, principally in the streams OF CoiofadO
and Nevada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
TILE nospLrIL FIND GRowING.

The following additional sums are reported on account
~ c Io,p.l SATURDAY and sunday Collection by ChaFe'
1 4uI,r CON. al treasurer 40. l. >s>,du-et.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-17
Among several important meetings 70 be nTa pc,

The thrtlcth anniversary Of lhc M2l'Hi IN '' NV,
,uisonery society will be held meN , Ii, to
nt,U Ti'rr, Viii be two -e-slon@. one q, - 49,
nnd one at O'Clock win addn;.es , Gn N I'm TIn
from Hombay the Roy. Ka)iho-he io"Sni ,,,. Method
t', add Ne Rev i. = stone, ~ the n ,u"la -. ~
1Sp1 Fr. I Church in IN city, Is wor
ricty /, donI cSccllnt work In many "'"'"'N
N v,,p.v a banker. il giving an interest
NoUlho - mule readings, Illustrated WIN over ~
s ,cop yic%s Of Die lie Of he savoul At 'g
phlllip, Presbyterian Church Xiordav evening
and continues for two weeks
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-03

The facilities Of the PRESENT day for
the production Of everything that will
conduce 20 the material welfare and
comfort Of mankind are almost unlim-
lied and hen Syrup Of Figs WAS first
produced the world was enriched with
the only peIfect laxative known, "a is
the only remedy which Is truly pleas
ing ard refreshing 10 the taste and
prompt ana effectual 20 cleanse the
system gently In the springtime or in
fact, at any time. aud the better 1t is
known the more popular il becomse.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-03

ment Of 81 German carp from the L.
:. fish commission for propagation on
his ranch near r Salaka The i-h are
youngsters, being only an inch and a
hsif long ami on account Of their
youth and the ~lateness Of the season.
they will be kept in the house during
the winter. Chris. T. skilled 10 the
care 81 them, raviag raised them in
the old country, ard anticipates no
trouble in breeding them on his ranch
where he has a good sized pond, II he
can get them through the winter.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-03

Scaled rrrro-t VIII h- received az
fh- rh 20 % A b. County Clerk YfCu-ter
r"un'v Dn.l J. o'c urk. % on. of Nom
dtF, D-c''nb"r tn. 1891. flrfun-urug
grnrer'- FIR the Poor House fur ;ne
prTl ri "i ore Erar. All bId- O be-
marked aI,d prrI o-a f.r furnish
'ug ~. c-r.-- io tn- Poor n u-- -ud
sddr.---i q" lhe County Clerk. Toe
b'a'd re-rfv the right to r.i-ct o
ur aIl hIl-
on aup.i .,'ipn 20 the COMFY Clerk
. .l-' 90 Zee hr'fr.e- required viii b.
furnished tn bd e--.
Dated 90 Nils City, Nov. >. 1871.
a. II. ~WEEDFIGER,
County Clerk.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-03
Notice to owner Of stray stock.

In view Of the fact that complaint Is
being continually made Of damage
done by horses and COWS, roaming at
large within the city limits, | desire
20 inform the owners Of such stock
that / will, without further notice,
proceed To impound all stock running
At large within the city limitr, in vio-
lation OF the city ordinances. This
means keep your stock up or look for
them in the pound.
+. :. JACKSON,
Chief Of Police.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-03
The Age Of Mn.eIe.

This L. D. undoubtedly. Never before IN the
history of the race did .hc cultivation 81 mus
Gle receive such universal attention and culti
walton. Even the geutler sex practices every
branch Of cali-thenics affected by the trousered
gender. This II course il well, for exercise II
an essential Of health. But 20 the feeble, the
nervous and the dyspeptiC Hostetter's stomach
Bitters affords a guaranty Of primal vigor up-
on which a super-tructure Of muscularity may
adyantareously be- built. Most genial and
speedy Of tonics, IL il also the most thorough of
regulators, entirely rectifying errors Of diges-
tion and bilious secretion, and promoting a
healthy habit Of body. II couquers and pre-
vents intermittent and bilious remitent fever,
rheumatism, kidney and bladder trouble. The
aged, intm and cuuyalc>ciug derive immeasur-
able benefit from it, use; 30 impart- a healthy
relish for food and overcomos insomnia.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-03

No, I'm not superstitious, said
citizen in conversation. but nv wifi,
Is She went out yesterday and forgo-
her parasoL, so she came back and laic
down her pocketbook to get her para
SOL hen went out and forgot hel
pocketbook; 50 back she came the sec.
ond time and sat down.
Aren't you going outr | asked.
Yes, but if | went out the second
time without sitting down 70 break the
spell would have bad luck
She got up and went out. and l saw
that she had sat down on a brand nau
SIX hat that cost me eight dollars and
had ruined il. That was not very GOOD
luek for me. detroit Free Press.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-03

Sealed Tr rI"st 49, vii tie received AT
The 'fhr- 81 h County Clerk Of Gus
Ter c'"Iuiy uuul l. o'rlnrk, noon, NJ n
dsv, D., enh-r 7u 1891, for fIrnIsu-
ing coal for the Court House aud Poor
Hous- 'or the perioi - cns YEAR. al
b ds 10 u- marked "Seaiei - yosA,s
for furui.hiug coti FIR Gu Hou.e
nd Po r Hou.e.' aud sadr, Sod tu
the C.uu'y Clerk. Tu- huarir r.. erve-
a.. right 20 reject -UN or al hids.
DsJeg, Nils CIV. Nov ) 1891.
A. h.. ~wERuF GER.
County Clerk.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-03

The elegant studio ear Of f. Jay
Hay nes 4 Bro, OF ~. Paul Formerly
Of Fprgol, will arrive in Miles City
Wednesday evening and open for ou-
siness Thursday morning, December
10Th. renal ing three days. This will
afford a rare opportunity to those who
wish 10 secure a high class Of photo
graphic work or anything in the line
Of life size portraits In cTayoD, pastel,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-03

water color or oil. The car II a novel
enterprise, being arranged as a model
photograph gallery, and the very lib.
eral patronage bestowed upon IL j. an
indication that their fine work and
liberal Treatment Of customers n fully
appreciated. All are invited 10 witt
the car and inspect samples, ~ which
We have a great variety on exhibition.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-03

I%fsnyou- has anything d@rog t'ory
90 lay oflh's weather let HIM stand
right up aud speak biz piece. Observer
B'yufpu his s~vid-uiy got hi- station
iu running order uoV aud j. giving IT,
the "a = quality Of y 'rember weather
iu this sect BIO. H. got Oft wrong
early DO Noveuu-r, bu, ~ the sppara-
tu- Wa s'l n.N and not adjusted 20
this locality ne j. excu-abla. especially
Ir view offhe fte work ne D. now
pLti'1g 30.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-03

Phil Yorth will vary the peaceful
monotJny Of the winters existence by
conducting an emporium for the pur-
chase and ale Of 'econT~hand god.
He has opened IN the store formerly
occupied by Smith 4 Haynes. aud hiss
quite a stock now o. hand.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-03

: vi be received az
thr uuiy Clerk OF Custer
c"uu - u'rlock. noon, 81 Nom
d y D..smu-r 7th, 1891. or~furnls7ing
NO q for in- Court House and Pnur
House { r the u.riut If Que year. All
bins tn ue maTbe S-sled proposals
for furLi-hIIg VOID for the Court
House aud Poor House'' and addressed
e. The County Clerk. The board re-
serves tn right tn reject sny M al bids.
Date M'le- CITY. Nov. 5,lS9l.
All. -wERDFIGER.
County Clerk.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-03

The uuderiEu.d beg 10 announce 10
the ladi-- Of Miles C,ty and Fort
hrosh ti'rr t"sy nave opened dress.
max ng IHr"r- over Holt market.
where they VIII re % a-,d t. rec. i've
a share of The p4uruuag-. We shall
X e.. up Win the n-Ve-t styl-. and
gu%afrIute- ra'I-uction or materials
rrpl ce8.
Mrs NrGra Il Dee
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-03

Active workers everywhere for
'Shepp's Photographs of the World";
produced at an outlay Of 500, 600; tre-
mendOus success; MI. ]. NJ. MaTshali,
Dexter, Ind, cleared S5O3 in 4 days;
Reb. Henry FISHER, Fairfield, Mass,
Sls7 in 8 hours; Miss II. Harris, GAR
field. Penn, Sl4 in 80 minutes. The
greatest book on earth. Mammoth
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-03

Don't awe 40, there u u cure for
caturrh suI cold 10 the heed Toou.
sands testify that Ely Cream Ba.m
has entirely cured them. u j. Il safe
aud pleasant remedy. II j. applied
into the no-tIi's. Iti- not Il liuuid or
snuff. II cures 10y cleansing and heal
ing. Pace 80 cents.
sought Tor the lsst hundred year..
4 remedy ~ catar. b., hay fever and
C ID IA the head found ~ lat M EIy's
Cream Balm. Safe aud pleasant to
u-e and easily applied into the nos
thorough treatment positively cure-.
Price 50 cents.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-03
Bucklsa'. Aruioa Salve.

The hest salve i'm the world for cuts.
bruise-, sores, u~lcers, salt rheum, lever
sores, %tet'er, chspped bands, chiiblains
corn and skin eruptions, and positively
cures y les or no pay required. IL is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 per box.
Fo. sale by w. +. Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-03

Til. rip appears to be taking a run
through thu northwest again. Several
cases AZ. reported at Fort Keogh while
quite "a number In town are sntezing
and giving other evidences II a dis
ordered mucus membrane.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-03

Just H. The iucaudts ,ent dynsmy st
the el-ctti' light station started up
last night the fuse burned out. which
accident put,a qlietu- on inc andes 'eut
] ght- until a Lee fu-e can br gotten
from - Paul. one wa 'ri-rsd lat
Hiuht by wire and -pould b. here on
Friday nights train. 80 that in ali
probability the D ght- will be- going
again ou "a urday
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-03

Uncle Jimmy simpson has just fin
ish'd thrrshi1g Mr.. Lansing ott 81, .
Of 1880 5ushe's. The yield wa close
to 50 bushels 10 the acre. Mr.. Wolf Il
Tongue riv,r will now take the
machine up the riser, and do several
threshiDR job- ia connection with his
own crop.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-03

There will b. a genera fire meeting
on Friday night al 1870 for the purpose
u recognizing the company. All
tho,c interviewed by the committee
will receive a personal notice from the
secretary.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-03

Night owls should rot forget that the
European hotel, under Kelly'- man
agemeut. l. an ail night hou-e and that
everything eatable Is served TO the
queens tss g.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-03

The most elaborate aud Vrestest pho.
~t,graphic novelty ia the world. the
HAYNES palace studio car, will be IN
Miles CITY Thursday, Friday and Sat
uriay, December 10Th, 1l'h and l2th.
Don't fail 10 visit IL.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-03

The ordinary comforts of life are
never "alued until they turn up MISS
ing. The abrupt CESSATION Of the in
caLdescent lights last night il an X
luminous little globes were sadly
missed In many place, and the return
To kero-enr was ACCOMPLISH with
IA ucb grumbling and some profanity.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-03

Illustrated circulars aud terms free.
Books Oh credit. Freight paid. BsutI.
ful outfit ONLY 81 Address. Globe
Bible Publishing Co.. 7n5 Oh, s,nu;
STR n, Puilanelphit Pa.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-03

Dave HeateO came down from Rose
bud yesterday to do some holiday pur.
chasing.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-03

Yesterday forenoon was windy and
very coOl, but the afternoon cleared off
with the temperature a little higher.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-03

Boston 4 Williams desire to inform n e
public that they are engaged In the
wood business. aud hereafter will be
pleased to receive orders for stove woOj.
They guarantee TO furnish first class