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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-03-24

Those interested in the special exhibit
of Santa Fe county, to be displayed in the
Woman's building, Worlds Columbian
exposition, and intended to represent the
mining and other industries OF our coun-
ty, are requested to send in designs for a
table, to be- made of precious metals, cop
per, lead, petrifed woods, turquoise,
agates and other precious stones of the
county. Height, three feet; surface,
eighteen inches square; top to be inlaid
with jewels. agates and gold and silver
filigres. Coat of arms, San Miguel church
and capitol to be incorporated at the
pleasure of designer, on surface or base.
Time, designs must be submitted, April
9, 1892
Object: Same to be sold at the close
OF the exposition and proceeds devoted to
starting public library.
Two prizes, one of 81 for the first, one
OF $5 for the second, and honorable men
ton for the third, are offered tor the best
and most artistic designs sent in by the
women of Santa Fe county. The four
best designs received will be framed and
displayed in the General Exhibit OF Lib
eral Art.
These designs should not be marked or
named. In order to bring about an i'm
partial award they must be accompanied
by plain envelope, sealed and contain
ing the name of designer. As received
the designs and envelopes will be num-
bered to correspond. and envelopes will
not be opened until designs are passed
upon and accepted by the auxiliary
board.
Designs and estimates of cost to be sub
mitted to Mrs. B. Seligman, 2. o. Box
434. MRS. B. SELIGMAN,
Chair. Sp. Ex. Com.
Mrs. JOHN SYMINaToN,
Mrs GEO. H. Cross.
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of the table, with Mr.. Reid on the right
and Gen. Brugere on the left. After the
t,asts to the president of the United
States and the president of the French
republic that of "our guest was pro-
posed by Chairman Harges, and then
Consul. General King on behalf of the
American residents of Paris presented
to the retiring minis er hearty and
g'owng farewell address which had been
magnifcently engrossed on parchment
and enclosed in frame. The remaining
toasts we're as follows: "The two Re-
publics," responded to by NJ. Ribot;
"The Press and Diplomacy" resi- ond, d
to by Minister De Freynicet; Education
and Democracy" responded to by Jules
Simon; "French-American fren dship,"
responded to by Col. Stuart Taylor. Mn
lister Reid expects to sail for the United
States on Saturday
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Exploring in View Mexico.

DURANGO, Colo. March 24.-Warren K.
Morehead, Of Nenia Ohio, manager OF
the exploring party now at Aztec looking
over the ruins, is in town, having come
up from New Mexico yesterday. He ex-
poets to return TO the party tomorrow.
Mr.. Morehead states that his party is not
relic hunting, but simply getting photo
graphs, paintings in water colors, models
and other things necessary to reproduce
the ruins of the valley as well as the cliff
dwellings, in plaster or papier mache, to
be exhibited at the Worlds Columbian
exposition. Their object is not to cart off
relics. The party will remain about eight
months in this section.
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Court Martial Ordered.

SAN ANTONIO, March 24.-Brigadier
General Stanley, commander Of the
military department. has appointed a
general court martial to meet tomorrow
for the trial of such prisoners as may be
brought before it. 1t is believed that
some sensational developments will be
brought out with regard to the actions of
certain military commanders during the
CARA campaign on the border in the trial
Of some of the offenders.
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EiOnOrs to an American.

New York, March PA dispatch
from Paris says: The farewell banquet
which was given to-day to -Whitelaw
Reid, the retiring United States minister
to France, was one of the most brilliant
events which even this gay city has seen
for several years. The Sale de Fete of
the Hotel Continent, which was the
scene of the event, was elaborately
decorated with the colors of the United
States and France, while around the sides
choice exotlcs and flowers in bloom were
arranged in tiers, giving the hall the ap-
pearance OF conservatory. Over head
a design OF the stars and stripes and the
tricolor pended from the ceiling and the
ensemble was enchanting in the extreme.
Covers were laid for 200, and the guests,
exclusive of the members of the Amer
ican colony, were Gen. Brugere, repre-
senting President Carnot, Ministers
Ribot, Roche, Rouver and De Freycinet,
Deputies Spuller, Meline and Sigfried,
Jules Simon, Senator Ttard, M. Pruvelle,
project of the department OF the Seine,
and M. Roze, prefect of the Paris police.
The menu was in twenty courses, and
was one OF the finest specimens of the
French culinary art. The American
banker, ]. H. Harges, occupied the head
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SAN FRANcIsCo, March "A President
Allen Marvel, of the Atcnison road, has
sent communication to the president OF
the western traffic association, giving
notice that, on June 15, 1892, the Atchi.
son road will establish rate on second
class business to the Pacific coast as fol-
lows; From Chicago and common points,
$3.50; from Mississipp! river points,
$40 81 ; from Missouri river points, $l4,3O.
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EI PasO's Reception.

Ell PAso, Texas, March PEI Paso is
dressed in gay coiored t'nting and MAX
ing ready to entertain Il ate encamp-
ment Of the G. A. r. g a. ]. Foun-
tain and staff and 1nll Sheridan post
from Las Cruces arrived to-day in body
and were escorted by large delegation
headed by the veteran drum and fife
corps to the 6. A. r. headquarters. Many
delegates arrived from other points.
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New YORK, March 24-Three high So
ciety weddings that have the 400 in q
hutter are on the program for to-day
One, that of Miss Mare Lex Allen,
daughter of MIR. Vanderbilt Allen, and
John Wilmerding, jr., was solemized at
Grace church. The number of friends
present outside of the relatives was nee
essarly small on account of the limited
space in the edifice. To night Miss Ruth
Noble, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Noble, and Mr.. George Vestner, will he
married at the Cavalry Baptist church
Washington, Albany, and other outside
points will be represented among the
guests. At the Rutgers Riverside church
Miss Eliza Newcomb Duzenberry will lie
welded to Mr.. Joseph Stuart Whiteside
Elaborate receptions will follow each
event.
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TRINIDAD, Colo, March 24-A gentle
man aho hrs just returneaGFom visit TO
Ration reports that fully one-half the busi-
ness men of that city are making arrange
ments TO 90 into the ElIzaDe htown min
eral district as soon as the snow leaves
the hills, and the biggest kind of mining
boom is anticiDated,
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Is this IA &orman Blindg

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 24.--The
Cleveland men, in order to disrupt the
combination which they suspect has been
formed by Hill and Gray, have trotted out
Congressman Holman. as a candidate for
the vice presidency. An effort to accom-
plish this object in another way, which
was made few days ago, failed.
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Precinct rnass meetings to elect dele
gates to the county convention will he
held in each precinct Thursday March "A =,
1892.
By order OF the county central com
mittee.
T. B. CArRoN,
Chairman Central Committee.
CHAs. A. SpIEss, Secretary.
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4 Manufacturing Establishment

Has been added to Gables undertakin
rooms. G films and caskots furnished in
either walnut, rosewood or cloth at half
the usual p ice Of similar goods shipped
here from the east Get prices before
purchasing elsewhere Undertaker rooms
and factory upper San Francisco street,
opposite the Cathedral
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SALiSBURY's REFUSAL.
The British Fleet to Assemble in the
Behring Sea.

New YORK, March PA morning pa.
per is informed from Washington
Lord Salisbury's reply is marked re-
fusal to continue the modus vivendi, and
is accompanied by no assurance, verbal
or otherwise, that the British government
will not concentrate fleet in Behring
rna -
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Mexico.

Cry OF MExIco, March 24,-Gen. Mar
tin Gonzales, chief of staff Of the presi-
dent, has gone to the United States on
private mission.
1t is expected that Japanese colony
will he established in Sonora.
The government has approved the con-
tract with Deliin Sanchez for the ex
tension OF the Inter Ocean railway to the
DariGc
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A meeting Of the stockholders OF the
San Pedro Placer Mining company will
be held at the Office OF l.. B. Prince,
in the city Of Santa Fe, on the 9th day OF
April, 1892, at 10 o'clock p. m.
8. Z. RAUNHEM, President.
F. A. BLAKE, Secretary.
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BRIEF WlRINGS..-


MADISON, Wis. March 14.--The supreme
court has declared the assembly, seuBtor-
ial and congressional apportionment made
bv the last legislature unconstitutional.
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Mrs. III. G. Long, having returned, will
again open dressmaking rooms in the old
Waldo house, near the Presbyterian
church, and will be glad to see her old as
well as new customers again.
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Syrup

Martinsville, ~ :, Methodist Par
sonage. "My acquaintance with
your remedy, Boschee's German
Syrup, was made about fourteen
years ago, when I contracted Cold
which resulted in a Hoarseness and
a Cough which disabled me from
filing my pulpit for a number of
Sabbaths. After trying Physician,
without obtaining relief-I cannot
say now what remedy he prescribed
I saw the advertisement of your
remedy and obtained bottle. I
received such quick and permanent
help from it that whenever we have
had Throat or Bronchial troubles
since in our family, Boschee's Ger
man Syrup has been our favorite
remedy and always with favorable
results. I have never hesitated to
report my experience Of its use to
others when I have found them
troubled in like manner" REV.
w. H. HAGGARTY,
of the Newark, New A Safe
Jersey, ME. Confer
ence, April rs, 80. Remedy.
q
&C. GREEN, Sole Man'fr, ,WOodbury,NJ.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-30
The I.tli1saltl.anN.

THE little people gave u very anus"
ing entertainment la4t niEht, In which
the dtminu.ive brothers, Count aud
h ron Magri, exhibited surprising
degree Of talent. Thu Countess, who
WAN Mrs. Gen1. Tom Thumb does not
take Il very active part In HE perf"r'n-
ante. She IL 81 years old, anu
shows nearly If not quite all "t
them, though still much more pl' AZ"
Ing pocket edition Of humanity than
dwarfs generally are. The evenings
entertainment WnA materially heiFed
out by the sieight>ot>hand and nrtls'
tic Juggling performance of Victor l'et
and The topical singing Of Chn4.. II
Clark, whose rich baritone was quite I
treat to hear. Tonight the Fast Mai
will claim! the attention Of Amusement
/ Acektrs.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-30

The MANY friends If Jnnn Kirly,
master ernftran-rorta'tou nj ut Fort keogh,
will hc pained TO hear of his death.
which occurred ut the p>%t hospital
Yesterday morning at q clock, The i'll
MI diute cau-e Ut death WAS tetanus, or
"Iock law. 'reeuIting from II lAeeratlon
IF The hand, which the decsased re-
celved sotne days ago in trying TO muz'
zte u calf. f.Jul,n Kirlay wu4 horn In the
county GALWAY, Irr1nnd, 02 years "g".
aud FIR the IAst 35yrar@ has brrn 1T the
servic+ nf tie 4uArtern,tster's depart"
ncnt If the army, oi lnt" years ns 's '
4istnnt wagnn master, hn ! master ol
| transportation, which latter position
! he ha- filed at Fort K. ogh ever zinc =
] tbs IL abl1shntcnt OF tile port. Ills
| lour aud hnnt rab'e service fully at-
tt-ts hi. lpm sty and tnp"tility. S"-
ciall> l.e wn~ a., i.l aud obliging, am;
m.i. II hn-t If friends sind few itany
tuenI t., H. i+avt- u ~if' IL d Eou&
r1I,tl;tr To Mourn hi~ t'>%. Htn elnt 81
child IL Mr~. N: y :'r Tft':t "f k4n*''
C;ty-~eu.: tsthts IAnE!.;tr and two
buys, H. t.un2.s - >txr+ "1tt, t'i''
pltttthe family group. Tht fAnrfA
| = rvirt+ will & held NJ Fort kt"!:h OF
Suuv.y ntt.rnuor ut . "'..i.ek, nnd ;h'
inter1ne1t wtl ta!<+ pt'r ut the p
! ..au1Aiurv
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-30

nelly d. Glrard's original NAT"
ural tins" coInpupy are In the western
rart of the state and travelling east.
ward. II this company can he In"
1uce.i to stop ut Miles City no effort
s|.ould lie spared /" accomplish his
result, "Natural Gar III the King ut
far,r comedies, aud the Donnelly d
Giru.d company are the orlG'hnl I'M
u 1sol,utus~. There II 10 b=tter n'er~
tain1ltn. utl the rat
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-30

Tie ie.t rAlve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sore., ulcers, salt rhe'4m, lever
sores t+tter, chapped hands, ch'ftiains
corn aud -ki,> erup,ions, anu positively
ures piles or no pay Required. II III
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
Or money refunded. Price 20 per box.
Fo: -nle hy ". +. Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-30

Tie hirycie meeting ut Ge". timers
ru III lust night amounted to nothing,
+, uttu.1El Of the slim attendance Ut
whcplmen, und In accordance "lth
t.i4 f4ct tie meeting was r''>tp"hed
until Sunday afternoon ut . O'Clock ~
Il tult u}Hrc.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-30

On ncvulnt III the D Ute rats* 'tlt
Nurthvr, Pc tic R1i'r' nj nnnnn'''t i
$40. ciaI rate from Miles Guy To Butte
aud return ut one fare fur tttt ;onni
tf,p Tickets on sale duly -. ~, ~,
August =, |, G., And 1", with nt'ni
! limit Angus: II. Tickets go"'' Oh date
of *nit. only.
II, D. U'HKtE<,
Agent.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-30

The undersigned take this method
Of EXPIRE. sing their heartfelt thanks to
the tite department. Ut M}Ies City ana
The citizens generally for their go"t1
work ut the fir a. Thur-day night and
for substantial aid extended since
which they btg to tH- ure the public l.
heartily appreciated.
I. [SGIET l. FAMILY.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-30

firm will be paid to the new t'rn' VIII"
mr.. authorized III receive and receipt TOR
IN. .u,ut. Aud nll liabilities CT the
old firm VIII bt paid by TIE "t"'''
"i!"r''' su,r, T. HAYNES.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-30

Coughs Ann Cu|dB ~ Ruarhn''"'d To
give rtltt, or n,nnry will bt paid h"k.
t,uflererA from, l.u Grippe fou,AE IT INST
The thing uu., under it, u-e hal \
speedy and ptFtc4.t recovery. If'
sai,ple bo. tie It 'tIr exrell't. ~" ''h1'
for yourself ju.' bow q u I ii t. ~ It ~
Tri II bottles ffcr ut W. T.. >.4v"E''+ y
Dug stale. ttrtua .,zA 80: and $1Wl.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-30

The u,:uln ure cub ot the Mrs. Tom
thumb combination wa= uultt t"V'
el,v To the old und H striking 1ancy 10
thu. stllAll hoy.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-30

Tn account If TIE National E''"
catt,p1f,+>u If Suns Of Veterans ut
Hr}ena, A,3Ru-t sth tn 18th, the
.>rr.i,+rn Pacific rutlrnud will sell
rM,nd triu t:ckrt- ut n1lt. anf nn'' n1'fl
reuujnr rae. rtcket- on sale August
7th, STU *ud Htt'; E"d tn return until
August l,'l inctl-,vt.
Fl. y. O'KKIES.
Agent.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-30

II will co.t you nothing and will
surely do you gnod, II you ilave "A
Cough, Cold, or any trouble with
Throat, Chest. or lungs. DR.. King'-
New Discovery for Consumption,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-30

Y"ung prulrie CT ickrn* ARE rep"rte"
to il. numerous III the country, WIN
equally u. many anxious hnn'ra'en
whiting f..r ,hr game law t" +xrire.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-30

! Th.re /. ~unit tulk 0f game ht hn1
bt tween Miles City aud ksoEh Oh "uf
rtuuuds. ami 70 it Will bt 1t Miles
| Civ tAtl nll-ter n ttntl.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-30

f., E, Baucock, of K,nu d Merrill,
III confined to hi. rounl ut tue Mhc~
uueeu l,Dusa, with IL fever, tile syn'p'
tuu,s Of which 1n,nt toward typhoid.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-30

Nr-. y. T.. Griffith returned y'st+r
duv }ru,n II two weeks vlelt to H"h>
t.,'~ rt springs, where she went Tor
tn. he'll, fl, Ut her henltht returning
greatly improved, though nut entirely
re..oreu IL Eut,u health.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-30

The AuncouuA races have clo3eh,
with Marcus DAILY pulling down over
5U per cent Of the $3G'0oo III rors's'
The Miles Guy stable were let out with
S,i4l) us their draw.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-30

Charlotte Ross vs. Anu Graham aud Eliza
H. b., soi ut Hl4rrifs stlc OH tue 4th day OF
,nrn,t, l~r!, ut the nortl, front door OF tue
court i,o,,rc, IL Miles t'ity. at o'clock p M
ti,r following described property:
The nttrth unt-luli If thr nort henst one"anaf"
+cr utul tho southeast nnc-1narter OF tue norttl'
cnnt one-uurtcr of section numbered fourteen
rn,s,, -. r,,.t If tic Montana meridian; co4tnln-
iur one hundred and twenty acres.
i,nttd tiie 12tl day al July, 1*!2: .n
''''eA N'''' Eli, j. JONES. Sheriff.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-30

Iuexe ynu' uutn~urr for e"|; IT ';'t:
,lo,n.. ~, FL AtEotd'r. New nils
tutt receivft'.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-30
1t1}tilt,,E The Canal.

The ru,>t acceptable proposition that can be
,uaue III trr.,ns troubled with chrnllic constl-
uation /, to open that important canal-the
ls,wtls That tro,t,>ition c.ln bc carried out By
the purties Interested II they resort to Hostet-
+rr'. Stnmach Hittyrs, tle most effective, must
,,cuia1 Alternative rxtnnt. It il the mistake of
many otherwise ecneibr people that they resort
IL drastic. Or in other words violent plrsat1''s'
Without cxa.Eeration, this IL highly Injurious
since such nrdicamenta weakeh the bowels oc'
sides convulsinE both them and tho st"nati'
ra:u. Relief sought from tile Ritters comes
freely enough bnt tl,ry never produce E'ain' ex'
ccshivc action or Subsequent weakness "f the
bowels. Liver and kidney trouble malaila
DYSPEPSIA, tnck OF htnn'ina nnl tendency tc
rheumnt ism ARG remcdir by this pleasant sub
stltuto fur slrrnching cntlurttcs.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-30

Lincoln j, Caftet'+ superb scHnl"
produc ion "'rhe Fa4t Msii,' which
will h. presented 1T tht R'tk OPERA
hnn4 t*i- evening hy hn excl en-
c,mrauy, Is ne Of the nj >: su 'p~>f''1
plays PIT ur,n tlin sage IN ettnt
>tur-. rtt story ,> thrilling, and Jns~
II e ~ nnnt' Ii" startling and realistic
~c' fes ty "a ret fec: inn of mechanical
fleets. Aunng other reproductions
Il II rprc-+ntAsi"n If All engine room
on IL Miss ~ 'ppi liver tt"an'f"nt, with
furnaces under TIE boilers fired nr; d
train IF cars shonts across 'hr stage In
one -cet,r, aud in another there IL
vivid, beautiful and awt -tn~plrinE
representation of Niagara Falls oy
moonlight, u ith the singing "aterand
graceful mist That rises At"Ve and
; about Il. The cumpbny Is satd 10 ot
excellent Throughout.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-30
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY

PROPOSALS. FOR MILITARY
SUPPLIES. - Office Of Chief
t,unr,+r,,,n>ter. Dt1,n,t.lent Of Dakota.
nt,nt Paul. Mtnn.. June Both, 1692.-
SEALED PROPOSALS. III trtpilente.
sutjpct % the usnhl c"nd'tlors' WIZ ue
rt,.e,v.a at Tin. fire until ! o'clock
II. H., July Both, lS0., and "tr1'eo I'M
metla:r!v th"r"ut'+r, tor i!lrn,t,I'nE
KlTrMINOUS nr IlGNlIE tOAL IL
required ut ~ IT keogh, Mnnt'' duF'nx
thu year ending june g., 1888, h|"hR
proposals., with full INSTRUCTIONS tt
bidders, muy he had on Hnri,c413nn,, T, ~ !"
| this ut1ite, -- JOH y V. ~ rE
Qunrttrn'n>ter, u g. AFnS' ~'"'e'
| uuArtertIAHter.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-30

AK ~nsi'll, thr ~"tl-k' own h'r:e-
man. nny,nr ltt sd II half inter- It IN
HI AatIe'- livery ard feed stable, de-
ire. IT, infu,iI ttl+ public that he will
hereA ftpr have on hand nnne t Il first
ctu+s r'g< aud >,*r-e>, and viii make
r+lncs!j r1te- tn all w1l> pstr"tIlze
him. H. will nl@J have Two t'rra
with an ample snpt'y Of water, where
NJ rsous With t4,ose sto i; can he accom-.
motlattd. Tn- barn will be u:drr his
ptr~nn"l management, Altd trHtflhK
und nntng colts will tie carefully
aud ju1lc|tm>ly handled hy him, He
ak s'ar+ u: the public ratro 1age,
and ullarAi,ttp. satisfaction.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-30

Miss Nellie Thompson and Miss
Grace Thorpe returned yesterday from
two wtek.' visit to Ttorpe'h ranch
on Tongue liver.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-30

Dick Hicks. WAS around with a sub>
scription pnper yesterday for the bene-
fit Of tie Eoglett family, the sufferers
nf Thursday nights fire. The amount
\ratsed WAS 500 so.
-~ -~ =
Card Ut Thinks.
To my many friends aud others who
80 kindly assisted n1e In trying to save
nv goods from the fire, L tender them
my most sincere thanks.
MRS. WARNER.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-30
Notice uf Dissolution,

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigneu have this day dissolved par
nershir by mutnnlA consent, W. N.
Haynes retiring, and C.J. Smith and
T.. G. Haynes continuing the hllein* ss
undnr theroM firm uAme and STYLE ut
Smtlu d. Haynps. All debts due the old
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-30

Hoods Sar>apariila is AL honest med-
icine, hopertty advertised for thost
diseases which 1t honestly aud nbso~
iuteIy cures
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-30

uA1l.t ItN'AL MEANS.
Maximum temperature. N'
Minimum tttnrrAt urc. ~.
MEAN tenl#rutnrr* II
Ami ruiufull i'll last ~ l!nur>. ~ li,.
II. Il. HO1<TOS.
Observer Weather Bureau,
WEATHER FORECAST.
WASHINGTON. Jnly H.
rn Observer, Mi1r. tty. MttttA.1a:
Muntuali4~- Fair; warmer in 1"rth
u: -: HAKRt<t;TO\,.
f>hirr If Wtathrr l}nrra0.
<orE -Thr ultoyr forecast II for ri lt'nr4 IRON
it% date. .:*
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If,trgt.lll

Mems ana hoys' unlaundried White
Line Shirts, Is cents each.
E.. Il. Towers d Co.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-30

.. j. Hanna Is% %ln the city tr'm 81.
Paul.
The Portland daily press., 1892-09-13
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Products in the
Leading Markets.

Stocks and Bonds-Money Easy Sterling
Exchange Quiet and straightforward
ment Bonds Dull and Steady-Railroads
Quiet and Barely steady-stocks Closed
Quiet and Weak
At New York. yesterday, money was easy
ranging from 4a5 per cent; last loan per 412
cent, closingl at Az. Prime mercantile pa
per was quoted at 41a@6 per cent. Sterling Ex-
,change was quiet and steady with actual BUSH
ness in bankers bills s61sfor 60-day bills and
1914 for demand; posted rates at S71a@
4 80. Commercial bills were quoted at Sc
a SO. Government bonds were dull and
STEADY. Railroads were quiet and barely steady.
The stock market sank into intense dizziness
after I2 O'Clock Towards O'Clock the pres
sure of the forenoon was resumed and further
losses were sustained all along the line, which
affected many stocks materially below the level
of opening figures, the market closing quiet and
weak at lowest prices of the day.
transactions at the Stock Exchange aggre-
gated 262, 300 shares.