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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-07
Notices.

OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
PITTSBURG. Feb. ~. lS92.
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WILL HOLD
Il Appeals from tie triennial assessment of lS92
given below:
Monday, March I4-Twenty-frst ward, Pitts
burg; Iwenty-ffth ward. Pittsburg.
Tuesday. March l5-Secopd ward. Allegheny:
Tenth ward, PittsburS
IiN cdnesda-. March 16-Chartiers township, Es-
pIen borough. Twenty ninth ward, Pi:tsburg.
FRIDAY. March ls-Twenty- third ward. PIttsburg,
Crescent township.
r. f. MERCER.
J. q. WEIR,
ID. J. BOYLE,
County Commissioners.
Attest: +. W. SEIBERT, Clerk. mh7-i5
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TO LET-sPECIAL.

i BY D. BEHEN SON,
4l1e Penn av., SIG Market ST.,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
s2s-Pressed brick. 9 rooms. 40 Edmund.
S23-Frame rooms. etc., Winebiddle av.
S22 50-BricA, rooms, cellar. 33e Ella st.
$a0-4s16 Penn: store, rooms and attic.
IS-Flat,, rooms. Dauphin Sc.
so 504i31 Penn av., store. two rooms and cellar.
ss-New frame. three rooms, Monroe and Ridge.
ss-e rooms, first floor Yew st.
s5o-Per year, lot 20x50 feet, Gear st.
SI5-Frame. FOUR rooms. Dauphin st.
$l6 75-Frame, four rooms, Boquet st.
S1-3 rooms, second floor, Dauphin st.
sso--a Lowry ST.. Allegheny, brick. store and
$25-45l6 Penn av.. bkick store and rooms.
$25-Liberty near Ella St.. fine store.
sl7-Isabella and Os yell alley. frame. rooms.
se5-Hatheld St. brick, rooms.
''s grounds; Matiids st. ''' '''' '~'s'
so-3 rooms. rear 5lpe Butler st. :
&s 5O-Rear 4ll6 Nosth. rooms.
Sl0-3 rooms, rear ?9l9 Penn.
Sl3 5O-storeroom, Forty fifth and Penn.
% 5o-3 rooms. first floor. Dauphin Sc.
% So rooms. rear 5iss Dauphin ST.
Sh-Frame, 4 rooms. Al Taylor st.
Sl1-3 rooms $40 FSrty-second st.
S1s 50-Frame, rotpms. Winebiddle av.
Sl6-Frsme. 6 rooms, Dauphin st.
s2O-Frame. 6rooms. Cypress ST..
Si5-Frame,, 6 roomp, rear Taylor st.
$e5-Frame. roomt, O'Hara st.
TO LET -
sewckley-Be home Of 10 rooms, lot ooox5oo:
Two houses on Fayette. brick, rooms each; rent.
Ridge av., brick. rooms; rent. - per month.
Rooms in No. 10 Federal st.
Two rooms 100 Lacock ST.. suitable for ONCE; rent
so. 4
rent. 500.
Desk room in our main Office, No. 81 Federal st.,
with use Of vault.
Cor. Federal and ISacock sts., Allegheny, Pa.
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Legal Notices.

Legal Notices.
FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST CO.. Icl and Ies
Fourth avenue.
ESTATE OF CAROLINE l.. WILSON. DE-
L. CEASED-Notlce is hereby given that letters of
administration the estate of Caroline L. Wilson,
have been granted TO the undersigned, TO whom all
persons indebted TO said estate are requested 10
make Immediate pa yInent, and those having claims
against the same should make them known without
delay. FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST Co.,
Administrator c. I. a.
DAVID q. EWING. Attorney. mhG lSi-M
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-07

THE valuable business and manufacturing prop
l. critics. 81. So and S. First av., PittsburG. to be
sold Il executors public sale on Tuesday afternoon.
March 9. on the premises. Hand bills Of full par
ticulars from Jas. W. Drape Co., Agents and
Auctioneerz. as Wood ST.. Pfttshnrg.
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dissolution

DlSsoLuTloN-
Notice is hereby given that the partnership lately
subsisting between William Doyle and William
Beck. of Pittsburg. Pa. Under the firm name of
DOYLE Co.. was dissolved on the 1st day of JAM
nary, 1892 by mutual consent
All debts owing 10 the said partnership are he
received by james NJ Lindsay, and all demands on
said partnership are 10 be presented TO James NJ.
Lindsay for payment at the former Office of Doyle
& Co. mh3-se-NThS
hlSSOLU11ON NOTICE-NGTICE Is HEREBY
IL given that the partnership heretofore exist
ing between William J. Morris, Robert Bailey and
II. j. Williams. under the firm name and style of
Morris, Williams Bailey. was dissolved February
is. 1892 by mutual consent. II. J. Williams with
drawing therefrom. The business of said partner
ship will be settled up by William j. Morris and
Robert Bailey. ISignedl WM. J. MORRIS,
ROBERT BAILEY, II. j. WILLIAMS.
The business heretofore carried by Morris,
Williams & Bailey will be continued bv the under
signed under the firm name of Morris Bailey.
tSignedi WM. j. MORRIS.
ROBERT BAILEY.
P1TTsBURG. February is. 1892 fe2l-lo-M
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l. BY GEO. A. MURDOCH,
Real Estate Agent,
10 Federal St., Allegheny.
POSSESSION APRIL /.
196 Rebecca ST.. rooms. $e5.
esi Sandusky St., house of rooms. gas and water.
$2l.
2S5 Sandusky st., house of rooms, basement, gas
and water, $23.
2s5h Sandusky ST., house of rooms. basement, gas
and water, $23.
81 River av.. house of 9 rooms, SIS.
Duquesne Park, house of rooms. large lot, S12.
Page ST., house of 10 rooms, bathroom all modern
cOnveniences large yard 437 so.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Rear West jefferson, rooms and attic, }ls.
IL South Az. rooms. Sl2.
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Business Changes.

nISSoLUTION NoTICE-NoTICE rs HEREBY
~ given that the business of Mcdowell 4
Roberts, real estate agents at No. So Ohio St., Al
leEheny City. has been dissolved, W. H. Mcdowell
retiring. Geo. W. Roberts. Jr.. will continue the
business under the firm name of Geo. ". Roberts,
Jr Co.. and they will responsible for all debts
of the late firm. and TO them all money due the late
firm is 10 be paid. W. II. MCDOWELL.
GEO. ". ROBERTS. JR.
MARCH :, 1892. mh6-I79
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Business Properties For Sale.

THE valuable properties. 81. So and s. First av.,
L with large corner lot; opposite Hostetter q
Co s warehouses. adjoining Ritter 4 C1nley and
ceased. to be sold at public sale by order Of the e
ecutor of the estate on Tuesday afternoon,
March 8, at 9 O'Clock. on the premises. Further
particulars from J. McF. Carpenter, Executors
or JAS. W. Drapc & Co.. Agents and Auctioneers,
3l3 Wood St., Pittsburg.
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TO LET
$50 34-2A Lacock, rooms and finished attic.
SIO-Dwelling. head Of Boyle ST., rooms.
$2-Adams and CHARTERS. storeroom and stable.
$50-Penn'a q av., IL rooms.
sA-Freemont ST.. II rooms.
$4S-Washington St, rooms.
$66 66-North Nv. II rooms.
$2o-6l Charles st.. store and d. rooms.
$50 34-Beech ST., 10 rooms.
$c3-Penna av., rooms.
$25-Taggart ST., rooms.
S3l--Ohio ST., rooms.
SI2-Decatur St., rooms
$35-Perrysville av.. rooms.
PEARSON KIRSCHT Err,
cor. Ohio ard West Diamond st. (second foor), AL.
legheny. Tel. 3049.
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MEETINGS AND NofIcEs.

Meetings
N-oTICE-THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
N birmingham Iron and Steel Co. are hereby
notified that meeting will be held on MARCH
II at O'Clock at the offices Of The company. 50
Water a.: for she election OF directors for the
sung wear and vote for or against an increase of
the carital atock w. H. WILLIAMS,
mh2-Vl Secretary pro ten.
NoTICE-THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
N Birmingham Boat Works Co. hereby
notified that a meeting will be held on MARCH l2,
at p,clock At tho Offices of The company 50 Water
II for the election of directors and such other
business as may be brought before the meeting.
w. II. WILLIAMS.
nn2-ea Observation-Disclosures.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
Il HOLDERS oftne Pennsylvania Cooling Co. will
tie held on Monday. March q. 1892. at O'Clock p.
NJ, at No. 80 Federal ST.. Allegheny, for the
purpose of e!ecting directors to serve for the
suing wear.
wM. A. FORD. sec'y.
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HARRY B. sMITHsoN & HARRY MOORE
h GENERAL AUcTIONExRs,
ONCE room IS Eisner Building, Fifth aveuua
and Wood street. Sales OF furniture
and household goods at residences
especially. Terms reasonable.
mhS-1kD
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FOR sALE--BUsINEss.
ManufacturinC Sites For Sale.

Manufacturing Sites Tor sale.
MANUFACTURING SITES-On the line of
lN1 railroad and river and In che midst OF. ipex-
haustibIe coal fields; to .0or 100 acres win De sold
on long time without interest, donated in parts
to any bona hde enterprising concern that gives
evidence of solldlty and growth. Plans. etc, at
the ofice Of JAS. ". Drape Co., Agents, 3ls
Wood ST., Pittsburg,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-07

TO LET Rv 1oHNK EWING co,
1o7 Federal st. Allegheny Houses.
No. 1872 North av., 10 rooms. etc. =
No. 81 Lincoln av., 10 rooms. etc.
No. So Lincoln av.. 10 rooms, etc.
No. 46 Pennsylvania av., 10 rooms, etc.
No. IS Fayette ST., 9 rooms, etc.
No. 29l Federal ST., rooms, etc. y
No. IL Charles st., rooms, etc.
No l55 Grant av., Z rooms, etc.
No. 17S Franklin St.. 8 rooms etc.
No. los Bidwell St.. rooms, etc.
No. 1856 Arch st., rooms, etc.
No. 96 Page st., o rooms, etc.
No. A3 Locust ST., rooms etc,
No. 253 Charter St.. rooms etc.
No. 1l8 Juniata ST., rooms, etc.
No. 2i Rebecca ST., rooms etc.
No. % Sampson St., rooms. etc.
No. l69 Buena Vista ST.. 8 rooms, etc.
No. 3s Fremont St., rooms etc.
Also many others.
The above are all good houses with all the modern
conveniences. Send for lst-free.
JOHN X. EWING CO.,
I07 Federal st.
Headquarters for Allegheny houses.
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TO LET.

TO LET
City Residences.
ITO LET-Good dwellings, low rent.
Elm ST.. rooms; so per month.
Willow St.. new house. 5 rooms; so.
Glst and Locust. S rooms; $l4. af
Penn. near Twelfth ST., very fine rooms; t15 50.
Francis ST., rooms; $23.
Send for list free.
W. A. Heron Sons, so Fourth av.
RIO LETLSouthsIde-No. 2o2s Sarah st. rooms,
l. so per month: No. 2SA Larkins alley. new
rooms so per month; No. 2s29 Jane St.. rooms.
$l3 per month; Matches ST.. Mt. Washington, 5
rooms, SIG per month; call send for list, w. A.
Heron Sons, ~ Fourth av.
ITO LET-New two-story mansard bricks. on
L Trent and Wooster sts.. on Wylik av. cable. in
seven minutes ride from z. o.: hou{es have seven
rooms bath, inside W. c.. nat. and art. gas good
cellar and yard; only s2l per mbnth. Baxter,
Thompson i Co.. 162 Fourthav
V'O LET-With privilege to buy trent paid to be
i credited toward the purchase honey, SIS per
month. neat brick house of six /rooms, modern
fixtures location good: No. 21 Plymouth ST.;
price, N,s1o. W. A. Heron SShs. 50 Fourth av.
ITO LET-Eight-room nearly hew dwelling on
L Webster avenue, near FY1tou street,: all
modern improvements; rent ~. j. c. Reilly, n
ITO LET-Eight-rooln nearly new dwelling on
i Webster av., near Fulton st.: all modern Inn
provements; rent as. j. q. jReiliy, a Diamond
street.
ITO LET-Two new SIX ROOM brick houses on Ann
i;csst \ sst; 20 month. EnQuire Jas. shillidsy. SOY
Futn avs
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Allegheny Residences For Sale.

DOYLE ST.-West side of street near the parks:
ID rooms. slate mantels, handsomely papered;
bargain. Baxter, Thompson & Co., 162 Fourth av.
nWELLINGS-Twon nice dwellings almost new in
~ Allegheny on line of electric cars: pressed
brick 'front.' eight rooms, bath and lavatory, vesti-
hule hall and cellar, gas and water, etc. every
hing In prime condition: all newly papered. etc ::
inents. Jas. W. Drape & Co., 31s Wood street,
Pittsburg.
MO. 81 Beach ST.. Allegheny. fine two-story and
paror Sssh and w laundry in eesq
all conveniences side entrance; lot 3Oxl0o; at re-
duced price and on easy terms. John Ramsey, 80
Fourth ay.
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wANTED-BUsINEss MANAGER.

E0CND-1c per roll wall paper. Thompso
Il Bros, 100 Federal ST., Allegheny.
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FOR SALE-BUSINESS.

business Opportunities For Sale.
A n OLD-ESTABLISHEDh hotel business-One of
"A the best stands in either city; has always
made money: full equipment and ample facilities;
who he hotel business: saisactoEy
reasons for selling. Fuller information confden-
tally from Jas. W. Drape & Co., 3l3 Wood St.,
DARBER SHoP-In country town: doing a good
ID business. For information apply at Eds &
Co.'s. 2N Market ST.. city.
RARBER sHoP.Good stand; win sell cheap;
nRUGsToRE-Good location: invoices q. 7co;
dress Il. L. King. 4a Grant St. ''''''' A'''' ~
DRUG STORE at invoice: prominent corner near
~ postofhce; IN must ST. be sold; engaged In other
Tor sALE-steam roller process Touring mill;
T finely located on railroads and river. near
district: well established trade: convenient and
profitable markets for all products: at great bar
gain within the next 20 days. (A-94-402j Charles
Somers. l2S Fourth av.
DOR SALE-Manufacturing business that will
ss pnf'y w
stable jewelry store, bakery. milk depot. fish and
in sodS iona nHE c5 Ell
uoTEL-For sale. Park Hotel. Cambridge, O.;
IL good travelling custom; leading hotel or the
Scrionn Ssxi particulars furnished 0a application JOS
TEWELkY STORE-Good run repairing: good
y stand. Inquire 435 Fifth av., Jos. Bickart.
OLD-EsTABLIsHED GROCERY on the nam
" street, Allegheny: stock about 81. 600; rent
moderate Address Grocer, Dispatch Office
SToRE.Drygoods MOTIONS. ETC.. owing 70 death
- of senior partner; invoice low: best situation
In town; will rent room to purchaser. Address
Box 6sI. Latrobe, Pa.
G1 200 buys an established insurance and rea:
spl, estate business; about 500 risks on books;
nice list of properties and rental coecrions good
sure income; can be increased; price includes
writer. etc. Address Z. z. Narusn!. Dispatch
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HOUSE and lot on Penn av.. East End, on Ene
IL of cable cars: an excellent brick house of
eight nice rooms, bath. gas and water dry cellar,
wide vestibule and hallway: wide covered porch
over the entire front, all in prime order; good lot;
alley in the side entrances small plot in front
between sidewalk and porch: this property can be
bought on accommodating terms. and as owner has
moved East it must be sold. Jas. w. Drape & Co.,
33 Wood St., Pittsburg.
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East End Residences FOR Sale.

DARGAIN-ModeIn T.. E. home; all convent
d ences, wide paved avenue; handy TO trac.
ton and steam cars: only "a, 500; terms to suit.
Owner. Dispatch Office.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-07

L'ASY TERMS-se. 500 down, SIS per month.
Il price $ll, 500: handsome new house in East
End. close TO traction line and railroad: pretty
ception hall. large elegant parlor and dining room.
butler's and kitchen pantry and kitchen on first
floor: four good bed rooms and bathroom on second
floor: two rooms and finished attic third floor;
liberal allowance for mantels which purchaser can
choose: laundry with stationary tubs; cellar well
cemented this Is fine house In every respect: lot
49x125: graded fagstone walks: street Is paved;
this is unusual chance to obtain elegant home
on advantageous terms. Murry Edsali, Fidelity
building. 12l EOurth aY.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

The great versatility of the Maine
storclzceper is we'll illustrated by tho
signs upon II store OIL tile line OF the
Maine Central After giving his
nulnc to thu sunshine md storm, hc
aatls that hc deals i'll dry and fancy
goods. boots and shoes, groceries,
gram, fc*i, crockcry anil hardware;
he keeps the postofficc. is justice of
tho peace, is Il conveynncer agent
OF an insurance company; he runs Il
set of hay scales; he has lice cool
soda and other cool drinks, has fl
nous ten and five cent cigars, is
agent for very loud fertilizer and
furnishes aristWrutic eggs for put.
ting under uristocrutic hens Bali
gor Commercial.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

+ ASENT thu >1:'"n! evil 1tie'tltn
that IL how rl,+nrhiHE the "tten>
tt.n nj the 1nnt,tc ct HrIri.a. Harry
:<.uittu~t tttr~ til" folio" Ing suggestion
III thc Mi->ouin Gazette:
The Il, zctte n:ts Il thepry tt,r The SUP
pres iul Ut mercantile Ws'tt1tn "hlrh
II gives for " I,nt Il il w.'r'h h. Every
municipality should have the power
t. rre@tt iht and regulate the dress o.
its tuur!, sAtis. t;>nlIrl u woman T.
wrnr !. liu-+y. wonlsey dress Ut rtEtl"
}ati II ta'ttrt1, Wenr u POKE innh"', :,
hob nA4lttl >hnea. cary II green cotton
un,hr* :la, All.t prohibit ornaments and
uru,,ltltn'atlon of any kind, and the
>rmeAt evil pruh'enl would TT solved; at
tva.t 70 FIR ~ 1t IL contagious and open-
Iy ttftn~ivt.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

1t is we'll to observe that no true
"colo'r'l" ever by any cl,unce pro-
nouncrs the last syllable Of Missouri
with the y Or sound. Tie only u1l.
thorizcd pronunciation Of the name
of the state sounds the ti,ml syllable
,ts q cross between Il broad all and IL
cultural uh, somewhat rs though
spelled Missou1nh. The process Ivy
which the change has been effected
is that national slovenlincss 0f utter
ance which manifests itself by cult
ing one state Virginny and another
Gardiner. Kansas City Journal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

The first year under our reciprocity
arran1 .lnent with Bruzil was concluded
April i, 1902.
Our exports to that country increased
ST .DlH), 600. or II per cent, us Il result ot
BrAzil's concessions to our exporters
As fer Greut Britain's exports to Brazil
for the year, they fell off between $4.-
OO0, ,0D and *5.OO0,00
Such int1isputable fncts are calculated
to make one believe the Democratic ma
tional convention WIS wrong in styling
such trAtlt: ''Shum reciprocity. New
York Null and Express
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

The present congress has really spent
more money than it's Republican pretle-
cesSor, Int by 1cfcrrin3 tho rasSaSe Of
the suntry civil hill till next December
ITS Democratic members Gun say that it
has not appropriated as much, ami can
continue to USE their old cry Of "the bill
zion dollar tui,1rtss' for tho r11rrosc Of
making capital a$ninst the Republican
party in ignorant constituencies. This
is tho surt Ut work that i* supposed tc
bo necessary to elect That rnt,1nl IT,.
former. Grover Observation-Disclosures
Evening Wisconsin.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

roN 1t. DICKSON has '+tonaideret
hi. ttrterl,iuatutH 20 b. II United States
S-nAtur Irnm MirhirAn >ilcA tho I'D
prynl' Court III the STATE hps ter|nHu
the Den, otratir Etrrtni'n1+r ticnn"
y 1tu,innut He IL r,w ">nsi*t+rttk
taking II tlncr tn C'cveinutI~ Catlut4,
In Return fur his tHrnlc!ouS activity 1T
tnr Cni'ago ronv+n:in. Nv next
EDvp,,1tnr II. will lr rtt:nlrittl to nc.
rrttinE u'nirs' Any st!AS jot Ut statts'
,:;.til-t1;, thai tAll hr had.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

THE United States Government lent
u million Oollnra to the New Orleans
Exposition, which 1t never SAW again
and never will. In addition to this
the Forty~eightil Congress ut its second
session appropriated outright 100000
to pl y the Il, b,s of the enterprise. This
WAS II fire pratuity to thu enterprise
IT H. interesting to note among tho
names Of th' 30 who vute0 for this gjft
on Fsbrusr; 27. lHs5, tHe na'nes Of
Repre- sentativee Blanchard Of Louiei~
ana, Crisp of Geurgla, Dockery Of
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

When "Colonel Bill Hicklin was Il
much younger man than he il now
he lived in Litt]etown, on tho Hanni-
bal and st. Jon rold. Just outside
Of tho town was u high hill mud IL
stncp grade, up wlirh trims lad
t$1rnt difficulty III making their way.
"l3i11" and some ct hia companions
decided thnt they wore to hnye eo,f1o
fun with tho 1uiiroad company, and
procuring IL lot OF grease and soup
slncnred it on tho rails I'LL this grude.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17


A ten cent special delivery stuln1,
on IL letter is supposed to keep it in
constant motion from tlt time tllt
letter is Deposited III tho ,n11ill III
branch 1n,>tot1ire until it is delivered
to th' addresses. There il linbl. t.
be IL little th'luy IN the starting Ut !,
letter when it Is deposited in Il letter
box instead nf Il W,Stotfic., hut every,
thing must make way for special <'.
livery letters after they once get
into the vicinity of Il mail bug. Tho
clerk hustlcs them out with the first
muil leaving thu office AMI puts them
on the outside ct 1nAckascs or in /,
bundle by themselves. 80 that the
next official can stu them ut once.
If the special delivery stamp is put
on package Of second, third o,
fourth cluss 1nuttcr it has to 1,t treat.
el in IL first cluss that is. it
goes into Il pouch instead IF II suck.
and is pushed through just as rapidly
as Il letter bearing the same stamp.
Kate Ficl,l's Washington.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17
How buNntn"4 Wrr" Slaughtered.


Thu l'uIt;,lu'> Travelled "un tllt
rum unl i'll great herds 1t WAS
always II hrltt'r >1stltrr ,1;.>h ut tull
>Wt4l. 1uttl> down, long. ~h:lgyv
hair tossing oyer t;lt'aming eyes. and
every one fur himself. IT u1l animal
fell it wis tr:;ln,1lt'.l To sl>,ulll ny til"
thousands passing o,l. The annual
migration was simply Il wild 1us1'
Iur f>ut1. Tht lr;u1rr, were not al
ways ~ Will and stupid as tllc rest
If the herd Which they led in tln.
awful scramble. They woul'l scent
danger, hut thut often avliltl littl,
with the r;tllopin*, believing "ncs
behind th.1n.
40 the hunters ,tSel to fright.n
the Leaders into t.lkin@ II direct li,n.
for II 1uvinc, Whrru it the front
ranks halted they would bt pushed
ovei' by thousands 1t WAS il rvt'k~
less, Wholesale slaughter at noble
animals, un1 accounts partly for the
scarcity TT tho buffalo in later years
u, l.. \Amsin Our Animal Friends,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17
Tam for Clerclaul for president hc-
kuse Tam Il free trader. r.-Henry George


Tho main reason for Democratic de-
spondenco over tho condition Of the
country in found in the fact that tho
Democracy is not in enjoyment Of the
federal patronage, When they are able
to gct Il front place ut the public trough,
then the affairs Of tho milton at once
begin to iulprove.- Albany Express.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

PKUBA lily wa will not have any
war with Canada any more Tran We
had with Chilli, hut probably Canada
will allow American vtsaels to go
through the WeiIund Canal on the
same tern,s hs do Canadian vessels,
Az she Ii bound hy treaty tn do.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

ln 1883 the Dclnocrntic lead lit West
Virginia vsts only 50o, unl yut tho kc-
puJ|icans, who arc rlai,ntn& nothing
only what they arc certain t. get, 2ro
not putting that state in their column Ia
their cstimutes for this year, Louis
Gtobe~Domncrat .<.": #"* >': + T.: -
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

Missouri, Forney and Herbert Of Ala"
lmtnn, McAfitiin OF Ttnnt s~ee, &. d.
Wl~e Of Virginia, and other pr't1itnent
Sourthern Democrats wno are just now
very vnclfernt,s IN opposition {" tn"
n,,,,tDt,ri;,tinu tnr The NHu l't'A Fair,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

JUDGE CULKERsOS, nf Texas ap-
peared before the appropriations Cons
mittee of the Hnuse to ak for an ap-
ers, But the judge In oppoaed to the
Worlds Fair appropriation bees use it
ia "agtn the Constitooshun." It makeo
difference where an appropriation
hfte,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

EurE-~ Tl:n attruti, OF republicans Is rnl"I
tn the feet Il mt tho convent callt,d hy the
ahos: '."'Ir r. fHr ' :":;,i'n Of d:i"s"'". ~
AnI nut for tha nomination + cu,l,int"4 ~
the c',,n'y tickrt, :, coutIty cotl,rutiou for
this 1.rlp>c will II. called later atttl due no,ic"
ut
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-08-17

Mrs. Brown -- Isn't it II shame
Here's II baseball pitcher that gct>
$1,000 Il yr!tr, and there arc plenty
Of clcrgy1nrn who TO not receive
$500.
Mr.. B.-But it is just possible. my
dear, TINT thu pitcher has better
delivery than any one OF those
clcrgy1nen. Boston Transcript,