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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20

fraction sa%Ia G Sos be- for s all sheep sold
q 100 r ,ta prime Pcnn.y s i%S Do az
= co. rs :. 81 scs % OBJ sheep and lamb, MIXED
81 ~ Dressed mutton slow at 6dSsc per ID dressed
la%s weak Il 20 State lambs. % n
average at 81 OBJ 100 n 1.e Net Nrsi ,n, dS So
y; a. p. 50 81: liz Western do. ~ N, at 80 s5 10Y
do 80 I No CO.. 100 Pennsylytnia lambs 20 n a.
q. co Nv do "a n Al - IS: los do 90 H. at 81 G2'2
d. - ga 81 AZ - 81 1899 state d. = H. ut 81
ito do 90 81 Is >, do 90 d. st ~ y 5enn a.
s'Sis g. K "a Il icnnsylyana lambs. o n at q %
~ Jersey do - N. et - -' % Jersey e"'' 40 ' ~
Collins. ons lamb. C. yIsiu z, T. , 90 "a .,
.. Ncwt ~ Vet Virginia she~p. 81 n. at s3 30.
- 81 sSa1cis ss ona.yya"ia lamb; g. n at = %
SO w' i". ec'T s p Mcsiss - sSe- 70 H.
81 5 10 Penn yyanIs DO % n a. - y 1uII p o5 r.
v'pIn aS sS y M e state ln%N, - n 81 3,
% W no. .Sscp 3 70 lambs. O. soo
o" wa ssG.'k r5y rsnn.,ya3,a lambs 20 n,
,.,.cy CIV and q ear: rortleth.! MARKET slow;
but steady Reported sales were az 80 'ng*, W per lco
n Tor COOL heavy TO choice light hog .ounty a,"Ss,
oasI.r at saioc per II Tor "e'S"'' ''"S"S "o" '' '"
20 saie.Humc Mullen q state hos ~ n ayCr'.c
q ss s. 90 DE- 2 at e. 2! d. 3 As 10 s.
az pp 50 p "a AZ 3 do $50 n at s. rogh: go n e s, oo
at at "a - e" a.
9os N at Sc -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20

during the last week. excepting the report that there
s to se 1n ts 0u"s VI
les ssys in the fn ,e IN wt Ga
it developed that exporters and miler' were In the Gah
ma s %srhS cess s's at ss the
and also az the hgc,t price In %neas
10000 lush Of Witch bush We're Tor loea a Of
,ns cash market MsO po"s at e. advance for The day
with Surfing wheat held very firmly nal, OF Ts,ss
closed or under Decs6-r n ID 'G p.ccaber de-
psce 81 dho,t Goa and hi G c I,Sr No red
ie6eS bush. li-e uaer December delivered 40 s y
vemb-r delivery No Northern s2rins 200 Gu, %in pr
iS Goo G%s iG sl Sad No Nav 10000
bush. private term. ungraded. rs 900 BUSH ia
tG%Tne e ,o~ 'u corr opened rr ~ a1,aqee
on The osias figures q last ngnt ana 'Oa t Up rad
The aiance appeared 10 BE- IN sympathy WIN 'y yrry lt
for al- during the mornac and what dema"o eoi
West CONTINUES free bu; thee feeling the malke,
demand for a- corn improves sIecuat.r 'a It,,
Influenced seriously by movement from f,rmers hand,
day but near the prices rslle1 leaving OIL firm at
d net advance for The day The cao %,G S,S wa,
IN elevator and e: ov-r NOVEMBER dyeed NoycmoeT
qurt at about the dosing of ns night odyanclns
c during the morning IN sympathy with ts srng'h ry
"as and good local demand together Win report Of
port hoynG has given 'Snsac1c Of 70 lat. te Inv
aaa III f., AS Si%s
,hs s latter part dv but hy mem, s,rcas a.
Germ and wheat The close however wa. ftm a, 49,
advance. Cash oats moderately acfNc ana 2dic
higher losing firm with sales q % 900 bush follows
80 . cat. n 600 bash 3il 03tac elevator and $40
o. coo bush. a6i, a37c; no white 1000 bush: 352e
tack white 10000 busi 3ja+2c; track miNcf. 5000
hush 1880 1872. MALT-Make. dull Western coz
7jc Canada. s50a5c: siN-rowcd 75ds. &c. ,BA'.Ef
57a7os... EYEMartet quiet at Sod3,c for corlois
tnbcr So GJ nominal: November 20 IS nominal and De-
crmler 80 90 nominal. Tlmothy-Ma'ket steady at $40
3, per 100 n trade light Flay.sed-Maket firm at
81 ~ Sales $4,000 bush FIR cNp"rt
lhicnco sfnc,sa O Grain fOlOMs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
OTHER MAREETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Oct 1oCsttlclccc'ts last Nv tycur hour.
srO head total week thus far $3.50 head Tor came
time last week L. $50 head Consigned through 10 h'a
10 York GEO he'd on sat. 20 mead market op,,iu
over cics.d dull all sold common 10 1ood cows - ~"
4, Is: Clicaro and hcifors - 4jaS2 90 iiors-
week thu. far 20 $50 head for same tine last Week
80 $50 head consigned through IL 100 head 10 NV;
YORK 40 head on sale. 200 head market oglco
lower closed good Workers, 50 $685. 70; lsnt'
20 t5deG 7O Good mixed Hight, ~ l3dt6 so 10 dI"l,
200 80 n 80 scdsj 30 pigs 81 ood 20 ~ ,hs,p and
ior week thus FAR ms for same time last week
~ 200 head oonsl7ned through 800 head to New DIX
4cO head sale, 1000 head market onenrd I1rr'
closed DIN Canada lambs sold mp to l,t hcnr
although six osds sale the bidding was NJ oJd
81 ~ for ron choice fair 10 good mixed sh'elt
native lambs 80 .5dst 30 two dechs vrv fam,y "a '"
81 So Gun sheep ri 5odto % Gull lambs g o'a:3
East Liberty Oct. l9-tattle-Ecceipts light, u'"nhu
fair: mnrsrt scr at unchanged prices frme ~ '1 n
Is TO- GOOD - 2jaTt 90; gooi butchers, ~ ,'np ~;
fough. lat 81 7;asi -. IIecs-Kecepts continue i?it
cornfci and they generally si.ady az nn,nahpu
rrIcss rr.s.crs stun dull. Shecp-Two ear.
loads for demand light: market slow nt unchahgca
prices Extra. 80 5oaf3 - GOOD - 1913 w; r,.,
dull IOc lower. Hors-Eecepts. lo2 head market market
steady: lleht al 3odsG a. heavy. s. 5odS0 -; mixed
~ aid .G 30. Shecp-ecepts, 200 head market nom
i'nun stock Yards Chicago. Oct 19.-Caus rrcelnts
5000 he'd market weak; nmon to extra ns nn
sIafa % caves. >"at5 -. iIogsci;ec'ts 100 Do
-~-ce 80 IS: choice escorted 80 Jnd ~ 10
licht sGdsG -: PIGS. - ijdsf p Shccp.Roceipi.
~ ocO head market weak in,eror 20 choice sheep Sl%
- 80 lambs. inferior 10 choice. - 2Jdst %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES. m

All the auction sales advertised In the real MARI
yesterday BY order Of the court under foecosyn
and out OF four parcels sold and two adouA&
Tfcre was considerable excitement at No. Ill Bsos1
way when small dwelling in Observation-Disclosures
fourth.st was knocked down by Peter y. Meyer II Is
two-st0ry frame dwelling with one-tory building In ~
rear. on lot 2Sxl03 Oh south side OF Onehundred ul
eighty Iourtst 200 feet OF Tent.avc, and 90
for 5000 70 f. Buzby the secretary OF the Newype
Euiding Loan. banking Company the second mortgAse
holders. The property sold under decree Of
closure. there being first mortgage Of ~ 600 and se0u1
mortgage OF $1,000. held by the New YORK. building L
Banking Company. The interest the first mortgage hAl
not been ad since June 1892. and there were ais I've
Year, and water due. At the Instance Of II
second mortgage holders receiver appointed Tor th
property In July, and he only succeeded In coleetne
about $50 no In rent from the 0wirr, Michael r.
Easan The defendant built thu housc himself aud, xA
family. has lived there years lie has eeI
Of work time, and was therefore unAhb =
pay the interest. lie and his wife present at ~
sale YESTERDAY. and when the property was knoexa
down he tainted and ambulance was called aad 10
taken to the Chambers Street Hospital Ills ass
created good deal sympathy, and Bryan L. Kennedy
subscription for the ana seems likely tA6e
his property will be restored 10 him. - -,
The only other sale by James H. Wells OF Two nu
lots at Sprinehur,t on the north side OF hpofordae
opposite OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nifty h.st One brought eSio
and the other $50j. both from Hugh Duny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20

further advanced 1c under light supplies Futures
firm and advanced AQtsc. but no speculative sraa-
ing: No . white October. 36AM37c; November, bNM
36&c; December. 3sagS7c January. 3sAGs'Ac; sugar
Refined steady end in fair demand; no change In
quotations Other articles unchanged.
st. Louis. Oct 19-Flour-The market remains
without life, with prices ruling barely steaoy.
Bran higher. East track. Sales-East track on
car bulk at sc; six sacked at 5s.c: four do at
5?c. Track this side. Five cars o. az &c.
Wheat firmer and higher. october closed 5Slsc;
October. 6O4c December. &C; May Ss';e: Toan
firm and higher; October closed 36lac; DecemDer.
c year ac January aisc May ac a SsSem Iats
27IIc: Nav 3lSsc Pork-Standard mess selling at
Us: on orders. slS 70. Lard-Prime steam' vac;
nominal Dry salt meats-Shoulders, 6Ac; longs
and clear ribs, 9ssc: shorts CSC Bacon-Boxed
shoulders 7a.c: longs. 1o%c: clear, lids u ioHc'
shorts llisc High wines firm at 81 H. Wool
Market very quiet. Missouri and ilnois-Medli,ulm
combing i6aisl7c; medium clothing ,o l9,3v
Kansas and Nebraska-Medum. HOLLIS: coarse.
I2NI3c: light fine. 1lNl?c: heavy. %ilgc. Iexas
and Indian Territory and Arkansas-Medium, log
1jiAc; coarse. 13ulic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..

broadway. 3 @ corner 44th-st. 25x69; Samuel s !.
Abbott and another u Jordan l. Mott sl'
Holden 10 Archibald Rhode. s.;o,,:
John X Powell 70 Isabel Powell oo Landau
l. Mott and another 10 Samuel Abbott
oGt,.st a y IS IL W Of L,xinTonave, 61xlS0s;
FWIicis j Schnugg and aiIother to NJ jar :.
ssth 'y,oT !. is IL Of 2i-sye 25xios ErmAno
Br,lnner to Theresa Buinner 100.
oSta.st rs no r. ss o. nsys ooAioo
5s.n.st 5 :. 9s IL y OF 3ds,e, lOo:5x10Oi Sender
Jarmulowsky to r Schnngg .......-..
11$tn.ss. 40 IS West; Henry Gerken and another
,,,tb!os W corner McConI,, Dam Road George
Greene and another TO Henry wech $3.50;
Audubcnaye corner i MsInosy looSl'o Francis
rorest ~" = I'D n OF iG5tn.st, 2..3x9I;
.John Rumienski to Stanislawar A Rumicnskf
Lots 10 and 90 map. Anthony estate John Carr
so % cn RHSIeIaId 2io I'm Of Rngsbridgo
Road 25xiOO; William + Rooney end another
W.. 70 May N Place. - 80 ft ~ Of Jacobus
Place; Louis Brandt and another 70 Henry
ccn Sss no 81; Francis Jones and Others to
same property FIancis Jones. executor, TO James
Droo2c..t $. 20 II W Of Atterncy;st, tox5o;
Louis Ciewirz and another to Cecilia Hoenie'-
neIsncsr and wiet. SIS. 2lxss: Henry Krause
and another 20 Charles sattlee
j Muqucen referee TO Morris Msycr-.......,
Same property; same 70 SANE s scx.s catharine
47th.st. No 800 West; Michael Duffy to Ann
cot R"ay No so West Thomas Edgar and others
-,,h'st E'i No 2, West: John Umbcracld and an.
other 10 Mary L Heckschcr. ....'......'.."'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20

rule steady but with only fairly octlve sales
movement. KeHners running full time and endcavor
ing cancel orders pacei with them time
They are gradually working orders OF their books
and In short time they -, VIII no doubt be
quotations for wholesale lott Inc outside hgues
are the quotations posted by nc rehh companies ana
the inside actual cost after dcucng rebates
- present and oowcd Ncv-lorx ara ihilaceiphia re-
100 bbls more and on less quantity = per cent they
will not sell less than % bbls. For sugar packed IN
hays there is no additional charge on eranulased, but
AZ MALTA eradf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20

JFTAJS-IrON-The local nal ket for iron remains in
yDvthinc satisfactory condition. AdNic, o"r
iron mar show improvement IN" latest edNlce
on ritt.lurg Indicates bu. few orders ia crcu
afion and that prices have been hammered down low
that seller hnds profit In them Nevertheless. J.,
,umor~d that the price OF s,ce rail. VIII sDOny u"
reduced and that TIE drop VIII Ihorsby ID,
frorn the present prtee which Is Sd ton In
III. yyav OF finished material the PttsburS market shows
bc-it,tion contracts but thrrr hsN" been
recently several small transactions for prompt shipment
Structural material il showing little b~ttrr ir,iR
Tho following Quotations the latest current at Plu,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
rrr TpAnE IN CHICAGO.


Chicago Oct 10 (Specia).-wheat made another cain
to-day advancing ., cent and holding most OF It, May
opcncd at ca sold between O. and Gj and clocd az
G,. cents Theories TO the Washington situation were
stI the mpor.ant influence shorts especially being made
uneasy and inclined to Offerings were all me TIRE
sca Northwestern cars go. were cohsilcra
loss than they have been Tor fortnight past ano tended
the tip0p OF the movement n9o
been n, Duluth claimed such was the case Strong
claim from the seaboar that the foreigners
were buying there factors SeaDoari ciearahces
were something oil disbursement SO was the con-
tnued duness tho local cash demand Shippers re-
oed business at all for round lots TIE Mlcniga .
state report made the yield "a 500 oOo ooo oco 're
than THE Government report gade II on the ION. Inc
r~c anal sire reports which have far been made
MT their wheat yield 81 100000 higher than the Go'eri
mcnt figure. ,...... a., oo,, =.
There just about such set OF Influences In corn ~
In wheat Washington aiyiccs cut some hg,re t'ros
no undcrran some. The estimate for Frdly was leht
40 cars The market got over calls ana ciosea VNer
Nav Opened at 42, sold between 42e ard as ann cod
at 42s Charters rcportci Tor 5JoVu
Notwithstanding advance In lake ana cahai aus o .
cont Oats moved up y 70 u cent Nav opened at 81
sod betw @, 3lS and 30 and closed at 3is cents re-
cents were olS the estimate for friday lSo cars
Charters were reported for a. 600 bushels. , ,yd.
provisions rcganed just about what they lost Weones
d,r continuing the which has been under way
month January pork, lard and RIBS at me Close snnwsa
ran over last night Of 12e cents January pork closa
IT Si4 9O January SO 35 January ribs az ~ %.
There wcie 10000 hogs the estimate Tor frioay was
10 600 hogs. .- $3.50. ~.,. eAa
cents: ..cals" G5ss Puts" on May corn were
l21s cents; "cals." 43's cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
Proposals.

lnIia,aDolis Ind. October ls93'
BONDS WANTED FOR SINklN1 ~ ~ v
~ HE INDIANAPOLIS uNiON hai nronos On
co ~ indianapolis Ini'ana, will receive proposals
for the sale OF 900 Of it, First Motsase XD
nni,e a, the FIDELITY IN>tKANtE ny 81 49,
SAFE DEPOSIT CO. In the city Of lfhlaueilha' I'' WI
or before the dsy OF November is?5 ..ud,, ma,
Unuds offered OF the lowest price, nov cN.e'NS u
and accrued Interest viii De accepted ana Pa .,r,
houi bood. Of different holders b" onersi o, We sai
Mia IN, number OF bonds taken from each ssu os
NM a,a i.sis a. nearly practicable in proportion u
tho whole number " bonds offered ,,-sox e..,,o,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20

Rio coree-Steadv unchanged basis OF Isle for No
snot sales 900 Rio No Z anOat Ter Capud az
isVc Mild conea-waS quiet but steady at unchanged
,rcrs And important sales were made. Inc ,ioch
and visible supply Of Brazil coffee SPOT and afoat To-
dav az compared with Yesterday and corrc-pondn. day
Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20

S-EARTNT-Thc market I. moro sctvc. Lard quoted
l,c oiro IOLc. SAILS 30 Geo hs cleo. at l0,c.
TAII.DW-Narsct easy at isUJsc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
O1enipe range and close today, and closing b;ds he
lirht Inst <nlloW

NewYork spot sale to-day and last night For consnmp
ton 800 Spot dull mi iCin9s o-iOc, Mhlch ~
unchanged comnared with ycsteidays p'ces ,..
Quotations basel American stanoari or cla,t IL
cation ard on cotton store running in quality more
than half OF a grade above below the grade quetei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
Spsine. Win,e..
Sacks Barrels. Sa"F-. Barrel

coRNMEAI.--The marsst Is steady .aes. $50
ERR. :. Co.'S Is. Brand, ~ns s. 81; .sAe:
auure - 81 southern, why bags, 81 ~
usi IS RAG MEAI.-oalt Quotatens' Fine white.
SIasl u5: yellow. ~idsl o.; cosrss. 32d3ic......
trrD-Market duh. Quotations OF Western carlos 30.
H. 55a77 ac 6O-rb T5a77 SON. soas5c loo.u. 500
y, e;0e dottonsecd meal Al 2oa>i per 100 II oil
n<a ri 4OGSI 45 CITY feed quc. at sJG90c, sales
of so tons city mills for export at si6 30.
GEAIN-wnEAT-Thc whcs. maraet this morning
s.a,cd Of IN way when surprised The bear Traders and
soo bou sht in active covering OF shorts and quite little
huyinc Tor outside First sales here
sIiyht decline offerings traders but these offerings
we're quickly AFFORDED, and OF large buying by foreign
houses prices advanced &c from closing figures Of ycste
a. with active trading. The ed. quite
,Stse IA ttcuariy IN the rom which t
rn.l to-day there bccn tlc In the foreign
-hirh Was OF very encouraging character The buying
soy foreign during the morning took abou, three
OF a million bshe. all the cables
ali showed much better toue and IN asked
"a, firm OFFERINGS Of wheat tonight From the early rlc
there reaction OF rs sft~r whieh trade became
IN market before buying acai
~ was thought hat the tone 81 the foreign cables and the
,,l,c az futures would possibly result IN good demand
Tor cash, The interior povement again free.
e.x.r AID a, the news from the West ~.
srned hses practically 10 enan-e from that rceclsed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20

New-York gross receipts 2,933 bales; exports Ionti
ni $40 fales forwarded. 4GG bales sales. 80 bales
all spnners stock lj3 80 bales Total net port receipt
today. 3603S bales thus far tails week, 2b3JJ5 bales
Exports to-day. <;rea5 Britain, 1879 isle>: Frame
I5,443 bales; Continent, l97g BAL Consolidated MT
Britain 6d99i bales france, ALPS bates Cent?
nent "a. 929 bales total. 15G0jl blcs stock. 'li'J'
bales. Liverpool cables T. m-spot cotton fair demand
prices e9sy Is 900 bales speculation and export
COO bales American, l. Coz bales receipts 400 bales
7.I6: low midding. ole: m'ddiing. Zig; wdding
at ga decline closed quiet but steady az 264 toao4 DE-
March-April 43sa439; Aprl-Mey 4iob Msy-June. 44?s
4sYdlS4: November Dec embcr z3Sai34 DecembclJanu
AIRY. 433ai4.
COFFEE.-The shorts and longs met even terms
to-day in the absence OF any news To amount 10
anything for either side. ond for these times
81 dulness fn coffee Change quite acti,r narke,
the result BY , o'clock the sales had reached - 600
bags with little disturbance TO price, The trading
up that hour the following bash; October
S. November az IL .05UI110 December 1864 1890
January 1859 Fcbruary 1873! March i9.oal9.21 April
lG05u10.l0 Nav 1J.9Qd1J.@J. In addition to the de-
,nsnd from the shorts Europe was reported to be buynr
quito freely the distant deliveries The news from Europe
was anything favorable 10 the long interest although The
lively better advance at jIaNre being hnnc To-
some months while others unchanged with London
unchanged October and Cd 10 Is biehef on other
nonths Hamburg = to ] higher. The total sales
we're IS bags The closed barely steady ana
Dred 10 TO
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-18
ABSOLUTELY PURE

duets and suicides is said u he void Of
news. spa rers are no longer what
they were originally intended to De.
chronicles of events, hut firebrands which
it behooyes every honest man to queneh."
And SO Oh and on and on.
In other words, | {. d absolutely no data
outside OF the composing room. the stereo-
type room and the pressroom on which to
formulate any forecast whatever. Its a
somewhat remarkable fact that human ma
ture has never chanred. The first family.
so far as recorded history shows, exhibited
III the garden of Eden every passion known
to the present race. Love, hate, jealousy,
cruelty, murder, envy, curiosity, disobedi-
ence characterized the ongoing of Adam
and Eve, Cain, Abel and the rest. We wear
a different style of garment externally, but
tie heart remains the anne. journalism
in its earlier period. in its Edenic state, was
precisely as it is today. so far as material
goes, SO far as it sought to influence man
kind is concerned. differing only in it's ex-
ternalities. its paper, its type. its press
work and the machinery by which this mag
nificent transformation has been effected.
This Is an age of electricity.
IT is not too much to predict that ere an
other decade has past electricity will be the
prime motor directing the great mechan-
isms of the world. Twenty years ago "A
4-cyilnder press was IL marvel. Look mt
the wonderful instruments at the beck and
call OF capital today, and as in IL quarter of
century these marvellous improvements
have been effected, so wonderful indeed as
to afford no possible basis of cont rast or
comparison with the facilities at the hand
of our brothers of IA hundred years ago. so
IN this restless time. when years are
crowded into months ard months into days,
when every nerve is strained and every
muscle swells that the wild rush for
wealth and power may be maintained. it is
not unreasonable TO predict still greater
changes in the physical compliments of IA
well furnished daily newspaper establish.
ment.
But the rest?
All, the rest remains with him who for
his wise purpose started and has car
ried along with infinite mercy and wonder
ful forbearance this extraordinary race of
mankind. So long as men are built as
they ARE today mentally, morally and
physically human nature cannot change,
and until human nature changes the out
work, the output. cannot be expected to
alter. Would you expect to pluck figs
from thistles or find the juicy grape on the
bending boughs Of IA royal oak? Our mental
equipments are as they are. steered in
every human individual by passions Gi-
'inely implanted and divineiy permitted If
not d~ivinely encouraged.
Changes in journalism?
fail to see the sign.
How is it with thee. my brothers
JOSEPH HOWARD. JR.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-18

II do not 3 ..F 81 n -
! IL f>.Eal. vt-,1 Vii 49,. ia ;,.,,rnaJ =.
iaIa5s{ ,G.,i,+ tfne 54,.Ya Fiar d., - ~
prey.ra,u. H. atrGr 4. r. hrt ~. r,:,,
ciulp OF rfla ,:,.af. Wild III - -,
memo
~ ann inclined to triat to,ye,o, ,,,.. !.
nay liz. ,~,sSrl.i,. IN IN. ~ ,a,,t,r,. :. -
from E,vy Neg< 4, Crfaeeo 81. E-Irih nj
poe.ibI fran ..yy III II ~. It,t,,'5
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-18
The Production of Gems in the United
states.

The Production of Gems in the United
states.
Iron Our New York Correspondent
Mr.. George +. kunz, who is regarded as
perhaps the best authority in America on
precious stones, and whose familiarity with
the gems of the United States and the gem
mines is unexcclled. said in reference to the
production OF gems in this country: Il am
inclined to think that the opal mines of the
state of Washington and the turquoise
mines in New Mexico are going to produce
gems equal to the opals found in the Ural
mountains and to the turquoise of Persia,
Already they have taken from the New
Mexican mines a turquoise which is as fine
as anything that Persian mines have
yielded, and some of the opals from Wash
ington are certainly very beautiful gems.
but ! think in the near future tina we
are going to see a wonderful development
in the use of jewels in American churches.
The tendency has already set in that direc-
ton. In one of the churches of the west
there are jewels used by the priest in his
offices worth many thousands of dollars.
The bishop of Long Island, the bishop Of
Springfield, have received costly Jewels
which they wear in performing their Of
fees, and in two of the churches in New
York there are adornments of precious
stones which represent a great deal Of
money.
My impression Is that in the next CEN
it will be found that in many of the
in the United States Jewels of
rare beauty and great cost will serve the
priests for the greater adornment of their
chancels and their vestments. We shall.
think. equal If net exceed the use of Jewels
as an accessory for the p~riestly offices which
characterized some of the churches of
the European continent. Precious stones,
marbles, will more and more be
for impressive religious ceremony"
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-18

lyon never lose anything by being 20.
lite to the ladies'"
Don't !: Well. | take notice that !
lose my seat and sometimes my temper
Morning journal.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-18
Id lliln,t Work.

A grlmy tramp came up to Passenger
Agent Downing of the Burlington yes.
terday and asked:
Are you paying for featss"
Not yet. What have you done::"
Well. I've rode all the way from Den
yer on IA brakebeam of II of yorr pas
senger cars. and for IA ticket to Chicago
III give you IN affidavit of the smooth
ness OF your track and let you photo,
graph me-.
He didn't get it.-Omaha World-Her-
aid.