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New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
unRsEs ANn CARR. AGES.

HORSES AND CARN. AGES.
.no.o~ ~O.o~.~~~~.~~-~~.~~-~
sLEIGHs 500 UPWARD.
Jumpseats. four passenger sleighs.
Porilands. Speeding Cutters. &c.
GREAT VARIETY of FUR ROBES
and HORSE BLANKETS.
Bslls. Chimes. Plumes.
Foot Warmers. Gloves. Coachmen's Capes.
POPULAR PRICES.
~ 81 4 so Warren st.
DOCTORs BUGGY. used six weeks. cost
20 rider s425. will sell for third value:
also. fine plated harness. storage. Inquire
10 West 44th-st.
GREAT BARGAINS light. stylish coupe
rockaway. cost Sg25 last April. used two
months: also. very stylish cutunder Essex
trap. cost &4i5. Owner going South; VIII
sell for third value. Inquire at 10 West
44th-st
THE TRIBUNE
Uptown once.
..2s2 broadway. 70 ,oor norm oi 3lss-'t
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until o'clock D. m
AT BRANCH OFFICES
Advertisements received a, regular ONCE
rates until p. m. viz.;
,54 s,h-ave.. s. E. cor. o, 23d-s'.
lS2 Gth-ave.. cor. i@h-st.
1872 Co.umbus-ave.. near West 6sth-st
I0G West 42d-st.. near 6th-avs.
20 West l4th-7t.. near 5th-ave.
PSI West 42d-st. be,. 7th and sth aves
ls7 fh. ave. cor. l4th-st
fro Ee,. &7th-st., corner Sd-nye.
~ W. i25th-si
7Os is'-ave.. near s9th-st.
6JO 3d-ave.
7CO 3d-ave.. near 41th-st
HARLEM OFFICES.
I56 Fast I2ith-st.
2l3 West l2jth-si
800 West Iiath-si.
In 10 = r. m. al regular Office rate.
BROOKLYN OFFICES.
39I Fulton-si. Ii52 Myrtle-sve.. ~
Court-st.. 505 De Kalb-avc.. 1.l9I Fulton
ST.. near Bedford-ave.
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proposals..

n ollCE-Soaled proposals will be received
~ nnu 3 Z. II Tuesday, December Dist. 1896. a.
the ONCE or The Pennsylvania Company for
Lives and Granting Annuies. No 5i1 Chestnut Street
lmlhdelPhis Trustee for the sale 10 them Of many
~ the P1iladeipha. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
STOCK Trust Certificates a. xit5 2ss will pay for
Inc offerings az The lowest prices exceeding par
costing ia The Aggregate not than the stated
VIII b. accepted the parties Offering them advised al
once and payment be made when the Certificates are
signed on and after Thursday January % lsg6
Proposals should be ndorsed Proposal fof sale of
Philadelphis Wilmington ana Baltimore Ralroad Stoct
Trust 'ertn -ates AMI addressed to HENRY n PAUL
ifcldeut 0iI Chestnut Street. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
OFrICE OF rHE COMMISsIONERS. Wnsh

~ inston d. g.. December 10. 1895. Sealed proposal,
viii be rr'sit ed This Isrusr
10 1870 f1f furnishing and erecting Street pump
ing station one hND gallon vertical
crank fnl ny "n'cl pumping
Pur,enahces Bids for other types Of engines will be re-
cefed under conditions stated In the specifications sper
hesii"ns and blank forms II proposal may t
,hl- once John " Ross George Truesdeli Charles r
Powell. Commissioners d. c. =
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

A WTDOW financially embarra ssed. would
rent cosey hall room In private home. pc
low l4th-st.. and near Broadway: refer
ences given ard required. Address
AMERICAN. 81 Bible House
AN EXTRA LARGE alcove-room second
floor front newly furnished. 10 renned
party; central location; private house; rei-
erences Apply "a West 36th-st.
LARGE ard small heated rooms In physl-
clans house III West 42d-st.
G5TI l5S EAST. T.-Nicely furnished rooms
priva,e house: board optiora,; reasonable.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17

TvCt. furnished rooms; all conveniences
cxcerlent table; rooms heated room euit :
able Tor doctor. table board. las EASY
37th-s'. -
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
ROYAI BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia week dp!s i sS s sS 200 spSo; lUYo
parIor Can 300 GOO Dining Can $50, 300 = NJ,
is.i5 night. sundays. 40 900, 1000 ll:So qhNns
1915 night. -. ,,. -. s..a soo moo
II 20 dSning can A. NJ. 2:3o $50 800 600 (Dnins
80 49, I2i5 night. Sundays. 1000 II 80 Dining
cs3 n 2:So 300. Dining CaI) i. NJ. 12:l1
night. --.- - - ,.r,o,,ro1 q, ,oo. ~
Iiberty ST., i3 172 261 AS. 944 40 I323 Broadway
"a eh Az 81 East ST. l3t East i2'tt st. ="
West i25th St 81 columbus Av. Ncw-York : Court s.
Scn r-,,,o, BrcaiwPy. william
IT, York Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17

Through train. leave New-York foot OF Chamberss,
follows ard lve minutes earlier from West 23d-st:
O.00 A. M-Nestihlled Express Daily for Waverly
C.OV Blnghamton, E.mira. Buffalo. Bradford James.
town. Meadville and the West PaTlor car to
Buffalo
23O % n%'q sps Ps ss ,Sa Ea.
7:4o <. NJ Chicago 5S6 p NJ sleepers to Chi.
cago Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car
4.QO \. M.-Bura!o Vestbuled Express Daily. arrives
(.CU Buffalo 1880 4. NJ making direct connec lions
fr Detroit. Chicago and the West.
S45 & sa sn haS hSas "Pa eiS4s Ns'fs "a Fa a
fso. Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car
TNlCKETs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
sccommodauons a. III 2el 4ol and a:7 Broadway.
i66 East l2athst. Chamber and West I'D ferries
York; % Broadway and 3s3 Fulton-s Brooklyn 200
H1dsor-st, Hoboken. and Jersey city Station Eric
Transfer Company cs,s 'or and checks baggage from
hotels and residences TO Destination.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
CENTRAL ROAD6NEW. JERSEY.

(Anthracite coal uscI tAVIUHI'VINF
r-o,- Tracks Automatic Block Signals
On and after November H. 1873
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty -
For Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauen Chnn' o 70 o.
lao 7.I5 9:lO Qi 40 20 Fastom \. NJ l:lo: l:"o 4W
70 Eastonj $50 s:i5 7:So to Allentown, p NJ sundays
% s9o q * to faston1 A. NJ 100. $50 900 ~ =,
1c. so 40 P. u sgndays 40 %, q M NJ ,,o 40
For Reading at 4:30 500. e:10 1lan A. NJ l;iO i;oo
2a0 90 500 5:45 7:3O p. NJ. l2:l5 night Sundays
100. $40 $40 600 P. NJ. l2;l5 night \, ,.,o 40
400. 800. 5:45 p. NJ 1913 night Sundays 100 o:So'
For Sunburv Iewisburg and Wlliamsport at a;3o 500
e1O A. NJ. i:1O 1870. T:3o p. NJ Sundays $50 A. NJ
o'" r. N'' AIL-RAII. ROUTE.
Tor Rcd Rank Long Branch and points south 70 Point
Pleasant. $50, sl5 i1:aO 4. ~ 1;so i:4' 4io 80
park 900 A. " 400 T NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD,
4:so $40 A. Nj l:45, 3:4o 4:4o p. N.
For Farmingdale. Toms Riygr .sa ba'nesai rarA anu
For Atlantic city. Vneand and Briigeton. 20 A. NJ
For Monmouth Beach. seabrgh and Hiehiands ot Nave
sink 4aO sl5. 1870 A. ~: 1:3o. l:43 A;lo 4i4o 7. NJ
Q.nn Y NJ.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17

Flynn Daniel and Sits to the ns93 MsnFy o, zsl'nsr d, q
! map Of Upper Morrisana. year ;.......... 60
Ges. Joseph and I9hn and wives ct ,,b.' al 10
goo goo # " Of ist-sve year -, 17oo
Gs," syr ,3 EaTai n Of f. sahst 80 S 'C 5000
Goldschmdt, Babei!a and Louis exssu'9Ts exc:
Of ''Sls ia5a ~ no @ @ Guerantee Sfals and Trust Com
pany No 52s Greenwich-s' and No 500 Green % no
,,Ns wi hs, ic Years a Elizabeth Cotton and another
5 iSsd-st. $50 of 1lth-ave' years :. ooo
rI%nlo5 %3s'sls Mary Wright io7'h-.' .soo
Same nis 4 10 john Bussing jr property.
Hc9nPs compsny 'Fs Slsts S 'S 5s4 Of dsha7o
IIaTt~en syfSs caroline to Daniel A McSinney ,oo
7s' lil # Of West EndsVe ~ "Sn'h a41 so, LOU
KaSn aIS,h Hermann g and wife 10 Mutual Lie insur-
sncs company New-York. 74th-st 2'o5 # =, ooo
Kohner Ue Hiatt Hattie E. 10 Charles couder ooo
No Si' Beeckers Years and rr.; ioV'V
Company. Washington Square West 27c # tno
La Velle Martha G. to LYMAN Tiffany. Hoe ooo
a7s 4 o; Lyons, nsr.aso year and rms, go"
CompanJ n 53d-st l75 # of sth-ave' oooo
Lion David and wife 10 Henry Asne " Ave ooo
LorG "pi E Frances. to Arthur collins. 10 aii ,.o
MOS t.os' i' Nary J. to John D Bcais. Anthony
ave io Ms f. q same year property
same ,r. 10 Carl Kinkcdey : An,hony-sye i23
! Mcdonald John. and stephen and Thomas
no rn it1 Met v 10 Tmma Er shirner ccdaf
Marin George W and VIE to- Reuben Grinauer.
No 2053 sh-ayc year 49,; .;,.........: 2o"
s9s y 10 ~ of Rroadwsy. veafs.. 1ss 900
NM 3 Ss s 'ffis # Of r. s-aTc te''e s"o 800
MSshSn Tnom9s YORK TO Mutual ERE 2ase and
iSrSPsiS Year 1900
Ge.Fss corner % 3nS Ss to and dnstsh oahe
,p ~, Uo,ard 4 prov,u trustee W corner
Msison and wiamsbridse Road. 2io-i2 sooo
o5ery sdl John l. to Florence D Kellogg. No 52i
psaGi iienfy to Monroe rcksein Brewing COM
psny. 80 II Jackson-st lease. note demand $500
fr Tinonsvc SsSs s''iSS iSS # # " Of ie5thst ears
riley. Patrict 20 Annie Y n Wells. Matilda
100 # o. Eli7abeth,st; also MariSn,s oo
Rubino. William \. and wife to JoseIh Itn- oooo
p9@oo Ggo y's st al al ~ O. hnstoUscr Asfnus r. apre
Brewing Company. 3d-ave 30 IT : Of 2Si-s'. .ooo
Riiey Patrick 70 sophie Ridden ana I,,s anSissr.
10 ,9o f q IF F1Sss,hici Sc: Ssat%a %"i
nsses !a'so s II sqq on ,.'s s Isabella '''
Nic6oss-ay. sos It Of iisth-s;. year,
schnoerins John ana wife to John G Clerg
corner ii,haye ana e.tn-st, months 5000
/ Stewart catharne ana husband to We,,ehss'sr
- i,'r rdsi, lnsei,ngr ''npany: @ io'"S'' " " 1000
s,sinhaTi,' Morris 20 Mar G Murphy and Anna J.
st / year mortgages ................... $1,000
/ Simmons. Charles II. and wife 20 Edmund Hen
eor Ve.,ry-s, ',rx year .@"'.'. $500
/ sharlcy Cecilia ani James. 10 Twelfth Ward
mortgages ...,.....|.....~ 5000
iss,hs, I YEAR '''.'''.''...". 1000
r5,en John sad VIZ. 10 charlie. x pa,.. ara
= ss,h-s, 2f5 y Of ii,h'ave ycsr-.".,.. 1900
Juiianua.st 100 n ~ Barser.avs years -. 1000
| M.Inseln. Morris and wife % Christopher Lock
o1r iis,h-,,. building loan. '......'. 10 500
I and wife 10 Lyman and Henry
months ................. -. 5000
picasan, ave- . 81 cor ii5,h.st. months, 1000
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Country.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT. near sum
nit. y. J.. sale cheap spacious house
stables: annie grounds: 'rult and shade;
anu duet water Sas. near station: perfect
surroundings. f. =. HAMILTON < CO..
90 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR -Residenc'
properties, all kinds: sale or rent.
CLARENCE u. TUBBS. Beekman-st.
AsBURY PARK. y. J.-For sale. country
residence and farm: 3 minutes from
depot: ripe for development. owner az
Rom 32l 90 Broadway. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17

Gin propertp for Sale.
,,~>>>~~~.~~~,~~>>N~~~~~~
AN INVESTMENT uou.. ,.r,.,
far three wears for $500 year four story iSo:
price s2s nv $1,000 POWER. s5th-
and Columbus
DJONING FIFTH AVENUE on hlsh ground thor
"a oushly we'll built brovnstone house - a. wide deep
lot protected rear; new sanitary plumbing Price.
$40 Oso mortgage SOS 500 Permits and all particulars
from
DOUGLAS ROBINSON & co..
800 MADISON AVE. s5 LIBERTY ST
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

N~~/N@NNNNNNNN>~So ~SoN<ONNNNNNoNNN~ON
WANTED. BY small family OF adults
for about 4 months. n comfortably fur-
nished apartment price not to exceed 500
per month: references exchanged. J. {.
w, Tribune.
TIONS FOR THE NETWORK TRlB-
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. i.2+2 Broadway.
"a door north Of Thirty-frst-st.: and AID
VERTISEMENTS at the following Branch
Offices: 254 Elghth-ave.: 100 Third ave.
corner Forty seventh st; 100 East Forty
sevcnth-st.. corner 'hird-ave. l56 East
i25th-st., near Third-ave. 1925 Thlrd-ave..
West Forty. second-st.; 1872 ColumbEs-ave.:
I G20 Broadway. New York; and in Brook
lyn al s97 Fulton-st; 80 Court-st; IS
Broadway. +. D.: l53 Broadway. Z. D.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17

BUILDING PLANS FILED
Tho following plans for buildings and alterations
wer laJ.
New buildings
nrouswooi rark. pio' ioa wnlamsbrids. by
,ao's,ory frame dwelling ... s, 500
sf.sf . D 2iO n " - East River by Max Herr
fielder lessee 40 T. g85 l>NinRtonav Tor 81 one
s,o,y brick msr~, bulldins .......... 5000
Cofsa-a,e lith-rf. 2.3 n n ~ losiln P1st
Road ~ Charles Schirmer. of No 40
42l.sf ID two-story and ATTIC frame dwell
e
Alterations
June. Place 1854 n n OF iG7th-st by VIII
iafa Gamble - so 537 West i42dst "A three
frame dwelling .......... 800
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17


o.~~oNooN~~Nr~SNr~@VS
LARGE furnished rooms; all convenience
exceIlent table; rooms heated, room snit
able for doctor. table board. l4o Ea''
37th-st. -
LARGE ROOMS superior cuisine: private
family: TO refined party willing 10 pay
fair price. II West 5oth-st .
LARGE BACK PARLOR. with use Of
front parlor. alao neat room on thi'd
door: together or separated; excelent
board references. private family. 40 East
54th-st.
SECOND FLOOR. also single and double
rooms. nrst-cass table: moderate terms:
references. $50 East 3Sth.
osTH-s 20 WEsT-Millers Family Hotel
Home-Niccly furnished single and
double rooms, with unexceptionable table.
clean. quiet. comfortable % present guests
been here average Of IL years.
30 80 GRAMERCY PARK-Famlly hotel
Suites single rooms: steam heat; desir-
able location.
4i IRVING PLACE.-Iargc front room
with board. excellent table: references ex-
chaly'd.
10TH ST. no WEST. Rooms and board.
private family: terms moderate; 3 min
utes from elevated railroad station. close
TO cable cars and Park
7OTU.ST.. 3s EAST.-rarge handsomely
decorated rooms. slngy or en- suite; select
location; references.
72D-sT. eos wEsT.-Elegant parlor and
bedroom. second floor. with board refer
ences.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsCRIP-
TrONS FOR THE NEW-YORK TRIB-
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
"a door north Of Thirty-nrst-st. and ADJ
VERTISEMENTS at the following Branch
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
DEL, LACKAWANNi AND WESTERN II. II
StauOns in New-l foot of barclay ant
ChrlstOpher Streets.
VESTlBJLED TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET
plNTS(H LIGHT.


CARS, rINTsCH LIGHT. ..., 49,,
Direct route I, NEW ARK BLOOMlIEl.D MONIC ICIhAift
THE ORANGES summit Berna'dipylIie; pa b"shin. M
ton, Doyer s!snh.pe. NEWTON BCpD LAKEi me-
LAKE HOPAT'OSf, Hackettst0wn sShDOLEl ,
MOUNTAIN, Washngton. PHIiI.lr@sBU @ URG I,' EAsToN'
WATER GAP SIROu DSBLRG, Pocono Mountains,
sehANT9E tIrTsroN; WIhKESEtAAR1kEi I, IA NANTi.
rose. bIINdHAMT0N, OXFORD, N9}HEW!cH; Water
sYRAct'ss. GsW'Eoo IrHAcA, oWEGo, ELMiRA,
CORNING, BATH, DANSVlLLE. BUFFALO and all
points WEST NORTHN EST AND SOUTHWEST.
f:26 A. M.-BINGHktiTON MAIL. Stops at principal
-.
600 A M.-BUFFALO SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON,
UTICA, EICHFIELD SPRINGS, SYRACUSE and
OsWEGO EXl Ht.SS Pullman Buffet Patlor Cars con-
Buffalo with train FOR Chicago and points west
1900 l.. M.-SCkANTON. NlLkESBARRE and ELMlRA
EMPRESS. raman Buffet paflor cars -
400 J.. M.-SClANTON, WILkESBAkRE and PLYM-
OUTH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cam.
80 II (Daily.-BuTaIO Nestlhuled Limited Express
for SCRANTON BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA BUF-
FALO. Pullman Bunet Sleeping Car Connects
Buffalo with train for Chicago and points wey..
ESQ y. NJ (Daly).-BUFFAI.O, SCRANTON, BIEgHAM-
TON. UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS
Pullman Buffet Sleepers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at ii
Park Place broadway. Tickets at ferry 0i2
Prosdway III 4th-ave i2h-st. 80 West l25thst
2aS Columbus e~York. 33s and 526 FuOnst and
100 Broadway Brooklyn. Time tables giving full infor-
wFsTCoT~r EMPRESS COMPANY Will call for and
check baggage from hotel or residence TO destination
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17

FLATS TO LET-UnfurDishcd
o~~S~cO~NN~NONNNN NNNNNNINNNNNNNONo|N
6TU-AVE., NO. 1.04S Corner S6th-st.)-
Elegant apartments. facing Park: SC5 to
500 FRED STONE. 80 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
THE TRIBUNE

AT BRANCH OFFICES
Advertisements received at regular Office
rates until y. M. VIZ:
2J4 sth-ave., g. .. cor. of 23d st.
1872 Cth-aye.. cor. 12th-st.
1872 Columhus-aYe.. near West 6Sth-st
lO6 West 42d-st.. near 6th-aye.
20 West lith-st.. near 5th-ave.
257 West 42d-st.. bet. 7th and sth aveA
ij7 4th-ave.. cor. l4th-st.
i5O East i1th-st.. corner 3d-ave.
243 West f.Sth-st
f. so Broadway. above 49th-st.
/, 700 1st-ave.. near s9th-st.
$50 3d-ave
100 3d-ave.. near 4Ith-s,.
554 3d-ave. near 31th-st.
So Avenue a. bet. Sd and 4ih sts
II Cunal-st., and 1871 Division-st.
325 Bleecker-st.. near Chr.stopher-st.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-17
HELP WANTED.
DIRK WANTED.

Female.
EXPERT lady stenOgrapher and type
writer on Remington. three years las'
o,nplgyer: salary so. A. NJ. NJ, l53 Clark
son-st.. BROOKLYN -L
HAIRDREssING.- frst-class lady hair
dresser would ike a few more customers
AZ their homes; satisfactory work guaran-
teed. charges moderate. Call on or address
Miss ELLA NORRIS. 203 West 3sth-st.
PIANO French. English instruction ex-
changed FOR refined furnished rooms,
highest city testimonials. MISS, Advertls-
ing Office. i.02G 3d-ave.
YOUNG WOMAN. unemployed, from 10
t. !. 70 DO cleaning. ). TAFT, % Al
len-st.
THE TRIBUNE
Uptowl ONCE.
o42 Broadway "a door north OF 3lst-se.
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there Until o'clock p. m.
AT BRANCH OFFICES
Advertisements received at regular ONCE
rates until p. m, VIZ:
2J4 sth-ave.. :. q. cor. OF %1d-s,.
l52 6th-ave. COR l2th-st.
ig2 Coiumbus-ave. near West 6sth-st.
lO6 West 42d-st.. near 6th-ave.
20 West iith-st.. near 5th-ave.
257 West 42d-st.. bet. IN and sth aVes
l51 4th-aye.. cor. 1ith-st.
i5O East 47th-st., corner 3d-avs.
2i3 West l25th-st.
i6ao Broadway. above 40th-st.
7OS lst-ave.. near s9th-st.
60 3d-aye.
200 3d-ave.. near 4Ith-st
HARLEM OFFicES.
I5G East l?5th-st.
2l3 West l25th-st.
$40 West l+5th-st.
Up 70 p. m. at regular once rates
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-13
SINGULAR DISCOVERIES.
Articles Found I'm u Recent Opened
Cave Near Valley Forge. .f

From the Philadelphia Press.
Professor Cope gave last evening be-
fore the Academy of Natural Sciences
a preliminary report on the results of
the exploration by the academy during
the past summer of the cave at Port
Kennedy, near Valley Forge.
The cave seems to be in a. assure of
limestone, overland with red sandstone.
1t was discovered in 1870, when, after
a blasting, a portion of its contents
was exposed and examined by Profess
Sor Cope. who then described 40 species
of animals found in It. About 30 feet
have so far been examined and the
bottom is not yet in sight. The fur
ther down the diggings are made, the
richer the find. On a base of clay,
strata of vegetable matter. charred
earth, wood and leaves lie strata of
crushed bones, powdered very fine,
forming almost a meal.
The number of species so far discov-
cred is AZ, some of which have not been
previously determined. The bones are
those of tortoise, snake. birds, sloths,
hoofed mammals and carnivora. Among
the last are found the skunk. bear. four
species of cat family, including iaguar
and tiger. The teeth of several masto-
dons were found, but no traces of eie-
plant. Very many specimens of jaws
of the tapir were discovered, as were
also the remains of extinct species CT
horses, differing considerably from the
present horse.
Two specimens of teeth Of peccary
and one of an animal probably resem-
bling the South American llama were
likewise taken from the cave.
The tiger tooth is very interesting
from the fact that, while the genus APP
pears in the caves of Europe, 1T has not
been found before in America. One of
the species of bear resembles the ex-
listing black bear, while the other is
similar to a rare species found In :he
Andes and California caves, and Is not
related to any form now existing in
North America. No remains of man
have thus far been found.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-13
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Missoula. Dec. 1.-THE Germans of
this city are making elaborate prepar-
ations for the Liederkranz ball to be
given tomorrow night, and Kaiser
Heckler promises that the ball will
eclipse all previous efforts of his So
cietv In that direction.
The report that Dwight Harding will
retire from business Jan. proves
incorrect. and patrons of his firm will
be pleased to learn that he will con-
tinue at the old stand.
County Attorney Myers of Ravalli coun-
ty ts In Missoula to-day.
A. A. Hammond came down from Ham,
ilton this morning.
John McCarty, the Helena insurance
man, Is IN Missoul on business.
@. N. Hartley Is In Great Falls.
M. NJ. Mcnamara of the Blackfoot
country was among the visitors in town
last night.
Marriage licenses were issued to-day to
John Anderson and Christine Anderson
OF Massoula and to Joseph Ashley and
Marceain Ashlin of the Flathead reserva-
ton. Judge Logan performed the cere-
mony In both cases.
Charles Handley came over from Hell
ena to-day ON a brief visit to Missoula
friends.
Judge Ross to-day Imposed a fine OF
1925, each, upon Lille Toward and Hazel
Kirk for maintaining a house OF IN fame.
Judge Landers to-day heard the testi-
mony In the case of Honsman VS.. Smith.
suit for $40. Decision was Reserved till
tomorrow morning. .t
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-13
SURE CURE FOR BADNESS.
It Worked to Perfection In the Case Of
Uncle Billy Weems. .r

Uncle Billy Weems. su
From the Philadelphia Times. ,ss
I'm not much up ON nostrums. pat
ent medicines and SUCH" said the red
haired travelling salesman, settling him
self back in the corner of the smoker
and lighting a cigar, but i can put
you bald headed chaps on a trick that
will make your sleek polls blossom as
a rose" al-.-
Talk on" said "a chorus Of bald
headed listeners. 80
well, when / was a lad. and lived
In my little Louisiana village home far
away" the drummer went on. Il used
80 know a mighty good old fellow
named Weems, Uncle Billy Weems,
everybody called him. Now Uncle Bill
ly came as near having Sahara on
top of his head as any man / know OF
up to date. His forehead ran all the
way across the top of his head, stop
ping only at "a scant fringe of iron-gray
hair THAT just grazed his coat collar
behind. How long the old man had
been in this hairless condition i cannot
pretend to say, since 1t must have an
tedated my own existence. and was so
weFl-established a fact that there was
not so much as feeler in sight ON top
of his head by the time 1 knew him. i
can testify to the truth of this asser-
ton. for Uncle Billy used to occupy
the pew just in front of ours. and /
learned to keep myself awake in church
by counting the flies that lit on the old
mans head. My brother Tim and i
used to frequently gamble away our
missionary nickels betting with each
other on the flies that entered the old
fellows race track every Sunday. but
this has nothing to do with the story.
'It transpired once in the course of
time that Uncle Billy and his neighbor.
one Thompson, were appointed to build
a bridge over Brushy, a little creek
that crossed the road between their
plantations and town. The approved
style of constructing bridges of that
character in our country then was TO
lay the floor OF puncheons of good stout
post oak, wnloh aibounds everywhere.
One day in the course of building, I'm
Gle Billy, who was standing down un-
der the frame of the bridge at the edge
OF the water, went TO hand up a pun
cheon to Thompson, who was on top
laying the floor.
by some chance, unlucky or other
wise, Thompson failed to get a good
grip of the stuff, and the heavy punch
con slipped from his hand, grazing I'm
Gle Bflly's head as It fell. and carrying
a goodly slice of the cuticle with 1t.
Thereby hangs the tale. When Uncle
Billy went home to dinner his head
was in a wo'sful condition, skinned and
sore and bleeding; so his good wife
with patient care went to work and
fixed up a soothing mush poultice and
clapped IL on the old mans head before
he returned 20 his work. Well. as the
sore was a pretty serious one. the poul-
tices kept up for a week or such, mat
ter. but what was the old mans Joy
and astonlshment a short time after
their discontinuance 10 feel a young
crop OF hair hlling up his waste places.
The irritation and poulticing had done
the business, and Uncle Billy died the
proud possessor OF as fiourtshing a, crop
of hair as any OF you fellows would
want" ,