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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
PR9FosAiS ron \ TE EEi RkEF AND bEEI

iurtnAnouR Tor purpoaIM,
sneh number Of beef Cattle. on The boot IN steer
bstveen four and al years q afs, % KvSFNss oj
sa e ss nG sch y s1 pSs Sass z s
ds %sy So R Rsf C4 Sss
f"I two 2. TS5S Pess ssCs. q 4 q my
mtl ~ thepS 'aiafeaapt. twu Jthi1 atsn data
Y the dndefssns OF 20 The Post ooni-lAIJ !. stor
shsS s S'ssi i q
-. ss frs 20 BE-. saS sHs ~
Blddsn iEe invited 20 be prSssni - the OpSnink Ot
b order q BrSvot Major General ArESt,
srld - Byt Biis' dss. t osiSs .. a
pRoPosAIs ron SUPPLIES. r ~ :
: ouAHEnn,ts 5rzns oSyIc4, .. g Mosl
Scaled proposal, Sil e Tsosisss ,hs nta
os . j.. asn asn g dS ss 1s
Ing a.ss Sss s1f1s T y ~ JuSs 80 he tGss
aSsSrss%s.tss HssSs 6crp". FSiisSslUSi., frSs u
within slI months from date q oontfaot. T.I..IJ :,
-has S PS . y s sss; y ss a
1850 yards sy blus Ksrss5. al wool frss from hall
@Sss TSS STSSs e so yS
a.. White .qolS,n n sf4l,sdss' an -, i.
" inches wids, (eIcluaiye 81 ssivsdge,) 70
weigh nounoe, 70 the yard, dndisO vo9ldIchJ
400 yspds daE bas tgilisd eiotS an WOOL irss
hAir, " lnohes Wide, terolusive q eslyedEs,l 70
si,s Gg nit. s % s siSss S.Adso 90
." T1 ss -s S ssss.i.s 3; sS I'm hsl
Yoanes; q ths ysld. SooOhinsSl aysdJ I'd
white "00l'Se i fsaIsssfTs No. 4 20 ~ N
tOOO yards DARK blue FLANNEL, for ovSrsAaka all wool,
s:slssisSs STSSs s' Rsi Ssfa sS
~ diss wool dyodJ n ipeSss uids, tslcISsisS q
h 20, ssIysdssS q ysish a. ounces psr ylTd, vaiE
s6siisss iona sSS isss Tias. I'D ffcs ifPa n
5000 pss voelsn sOcLs hrss sisss. psopsrx nAas d
EsSs e = sss sS po sS sn9 ss
b from greA'es; r asa No a ~ .
1900 yards vhits LiSsn. for penta % inches uids To
ana S:isR bl, o 9Is Y. y.fdl MA. a ,.h 4.
% yards SsaIc ss PissIs Sisusr noho. viio
600 ,.sS. s :Stoa ' Tsfass e. r. Ssds - aeA
h.. : - GLASS No, 4 ..lt., ~
RSS sS%Riss ssHs ma
o ~ SssE HSSi iSI:i siih % Ut
III mo- GLASS No. Nj ~,
aS SS:: y JsssI sYss SiSss. sst sss.
- e.. E Sss ss,iRs sS Ss,f re 21r,.,
~ Yard yslaIoy Rindias III ri. ,l,
IS Swords for mulisiAnA ..' rr.. #.. Il
% sstI Drum snIrS q. Asa No, go. I
t@ PsiesIsloa OtV Pouches. .... 10
| i.oo KnApsackSI ...H 81
For mAkiDE and triIaninS tho following articles
UniiSTs OOsis for ssrsoSntS. OOpOrAls, nusiOlAns
~ ~. 80. a.. ao,,,orhia fnaafel.ha
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
Carriages.

N JOHN h. BRIDGET,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER,
PonnhYlyAnla ayonua sooth ode, near thirteenth Al
Gf-t second hand D AlliliAuiis, OF istasi Styiss
2k[-aA.Nhlsh he Is Offering very low. Persons In
want Of Carriage should not faA 70 rive him a cniI
Repairing promptly attended to. myissoim
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

nldhiil ytfk ,nGAItttIKD! 9.u1i r.sh
HkEkIHs -yngEUlI op Tsdrsa.F, .Jsas a u
40, Joas Il .sELss x isisknssd, w, y IiziniS
a a. iIsss. SorIaI EHDShsoI sd Miss ", HnE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
.sTABLIsIIRD 1874,

ANDREW J. JOYUK 90,
CARRIAGE MAHUFAuTURERs
412, Ala and 410 Fourtosnth stroota.
RopAiTlng in all ts branches. An carriages left for
Repairs, htorAHo or Commission arc insured
AEents for hrcvstsT Co, (of BrOomS airostl nm
avenue, New York. sSal-tf
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
! Attorneys, Agents, Etc.


u B.IGQYp 4 co., ATTORNEYS ron CLAIMS.
lNs fenslon, Bosmil Land, 40. Once Ne, 90 foyda-
lana asonuc, between Blnth And seven N freolh WAN
iaE.on, d o. WI attend 70 AZ clsins n doIErgii Il
against the Unted btatea, ~. Ooleotfunss-huy and
n anal o. lalfe sgna ifO MONEY dilna DAT have
boon ebendoned " othsf Attotusyu and AFenta -
SersshisE hs.s ben .leoe1stallJ Rrg.sSh.a y r.
eootsd Al the lowuItratea LattefS addrusad
q above viii b promptE atisadsd To- R1tsl. b pet
Tstsstisiys,. Hon N IIsssgi v u sVa.isi Iioa
~. p, Oorae %, Bankerl AiaHnndria, Va tndeB
Lewis penL Waahlng.qn, D., OF Hon. N q. 0rdyl1
hafGetl Arms, n housa OF hqpreapntalyta Hon
a. p lthef Distriot Atlotnel GSoW Philips, u, 81
Dupuiy Marshal; l. q. Hine, RAD 1910 lsibd
n. n. MARsH,ga ., y. .l /. ~ '', u I .lTl I
} lTi bal Justice Of the Peace, Gll' q % /
Ommiuionsr o. Deeds for The State q Per- Vlsanla
Iowa Illinois, Wisconsin. Virginia. west vlrsinla south
cAroiina, 40. r. P. ........ ..ff.5l tt-.l
' oFF1OG; e39 y STREET HoRrIrwEsr.
mA1au 'H. VHcaf Seventh street y u.H.4ls ]
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
BALM OF LIFE.

Is found IN tho
BALM OF LIFE
Whom usod under proper Medical advice II "a nov
proven that m0ther shall again mourn tho loss Of
her Darling Child. "DlED OF CHOLERA IMAM
rUh," II this miraculous curative Is administered
7. A. COOK.
MAsHrsdros. ID. o., June 10, 1870.
plsase send me dye bottles Of BALM OF LIFE,
which Will make tho half dozen. I find 4 Camel "A
without III has proved 30 curative, isorNtnF and
refreshing IN 20 many that must always have ID
At hand. Persons may know from me personally how
greatly have been benefited By your groat curative
and sanitaEJ liquid, the BALM Oh I.IEE
Oratofulb. yours, MRS. ". LOWE,
No, a9O Pennsylvania Ayenus
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
PRoPosAIsFoRDK AD LATTER ENVELOPES
sSs5 o{ySH PsSlISsr,,g .;s

B.,-.ss s;,s Ssh and O. q. ohiSi s DsOt5sHsSn'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIVEs.

TEUUbF Ut NT1I NToEN AIIV F15a ! 7
'H Tho House, Immediately after the reading
Of tho journal, proceeded 10 tho conbidBTd-
tlon Of tho Georgia bin and tho proposed
amendments. N u4' ~. I.4 2
Ing time 10 Mr.. scOlleld, Of Pennsylvania, who
spoke IN favor Of tic amendment proposed BY
Mr.. Dawes, and argued against the proposi-
lion that Georgia, having complied with the
requirements OF tho act Oh june %, 1858, was
entitled y Representations without further 10.
Georgia had done 80, no claimed that therp
was 4 Necessity for tho Ndiudiqa1iOn u The
case, and that Congress only had power 70
settle H. ~ tHNT sen 20 Et7aH .sI
Ag Mr.. eRarnaWOrth, Of III, argued that Tho
upon ia compliance with certain conditions,
and That u Authorized the military officers 70
turd over Ihe control V tlis eiYa aulhoritles
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-12-03


blue against the bluCr heavens
d., stood llc mountains calm and -lll;
Wp white angels bending carthwaul
Listening lcaut those ,ilcnt angel,
Nud !, also, Ionged Il hear
What sweet strain ofo,rthly music
licari the SOuud of my trumpet
Ana Warlike march draw nigh;
SOlclnuly mighty army
But the clang had ceased; the echo
Soon had faded from tbe hill:
While the angels, calm and earnest.
Then heard q fainter clamOr.
Forge and wheel were clashlng near,
Nud the reapers in tho meadow
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-12-03

An Irish girl in Harrisburg, who
was in the habit OF soaping the dirty
clothes before putting them to SOAK,
on being told y Few days since By her
mistress to geta dried Goldfish and
put u 10 soak FOR dinncr, did so, after
rubbing i over snlartly with good
quantity OF hard soap.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-12-03
Truh flirts and Fats c,

When a clown follows the will-o'- the
Nisp to bis discontinue, we blame the
foolish man, and not the misguiding
light And 20, if men will be so vain
aud unthinkiug as to imagine that ev-
cry pleasant beauty adores them be-
cause she does not .nub them, and
deigns to maTy them because she
vouchsafes to nat, whose fault is it
when the pre- ,mptuOus lover Is in
formed with cold pOliteness that his po-
sitIon il that OF . friend only? The re-
al mistake consists in cUnceiving Of
nothing betv an the sexes but love.
Pcoplerush into the error that a woman
M st eithar be discourteous to man or
il love th him; the possibility of her
c4tertauing q proper aud healthy
.iendship for fifty Of the opposite sex
never -eems TO strike the world, Now
the so-called fiirt j, eminently free
from al the charges that are usually
alleged against her. She is open and
undi,suised. Her ahability is known
and commented on, rom the fact that
she converse without hesitation,
laughs without constraint she "wears
her heart upon her sleeve - there IS no
copcealment, NJ attempt at mystery,
no ahIctation o, reserve. The really
designing woman is OF another cast.
Her plots are darkly laid and darkly
carried out. Her demeanor is staid,
her STYLE irreproachable. She encour-
ages. not with the open invitation OF
AN assault, but with the covert afiecta-
ton Of a retreat. Size leads on quietly,
hut without appearing to do so, and
the world is kept in ignorance OF her
plans I'LL her discretion is rewarded
and prize secured.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-12-03

a good story is told Of a rather
vordant agricultural laborer, who
having by hook and by crook scraped
together fifty dollars, took il TO his
with q request TO take
charge of it tor him, A year after
the la6orer went 10 another FREUD to
know what would be the interest on
ii. lie was told three dollars. "Well,"
said he, Il wish you would lend me
three dollars for day or two. Ny
boss has been keeping fifty dollars
for mo year, and want to pay Linn
the interest for it,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-12-03

Many ner,ous are in the haplt Of
.lecpiut for half an hour or al hour
aiIcr dinner Uhisi a bad practice.
Tcr minutes ,lccI Jelore dinner IS
worth molc than al hour after II
re-. aud rclrlshCs and prepares the
system for gorous digestion II
,ecp /. taken after dinner il should
Le ina sitting posture, as thC hoFl-
lontal position Is unlavorabIe to
pcalChful digestion. Let those VINO
need slecp and TEST during the day
nLc il before dinner instead of after
anI .hey will soon dLi that they feel
bette, aud that the digestion VIII
be- improved thereb.. 80 'H'N The
Hulj pi IicalH.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-12-03

II am afraid, dear wife, that Willie
am gone, absence will conquerloye.' Z
--"Uh, never fear dear husband; the
longer you stay away 'he better |
shall like YOU"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-12-03
Stewards Store,

Tue average daily sales in this eslab-
lishment have been: silks, 3l5,OOO {;
dress goods, S6,0OO muslins, 5000;
laces, 5000; shaWls, $500; suits, 81,
0O0; calicoes, Sl,j00; Selvets, s2,000
gloves, $1,000; furs, 5000; hosiery
500; boys clothing, 500; Yankee
notions, $500; embroideries, $1,000;
carpets, $500. The total ay-
crageidaily receipts OF the entire g.
tablishment are $4,000 aud have been
known so reach Ss7,000.
To all this business requires an army
OF employees. There Is one general
superintendent and nineteen superin-
tendents Of departments, nine cashier,
twenty-five book-keepers, thirty ush
ers, fifty-fiVe porters, two hundred
cash-boys, nine hundred seamstresses,
and others in the manufacturing de,
partmmt 1including the laundry
three hundred and twenty clerks, OF
whom small portion are women, and
one hundred and fifty in the carpet de
partment. Without particularizing
further, il is sufficient to state that with
the extra help often required, twenty
two hundred persons are usually need,
ed to discharge the duties OF the estab-
lishment, Such figures were never
known in the trade Of a single house.
II is because they are SO exceptional
and so fast that have given them.
The number of persons visiting the
store in q single day has been estimat.
ed to reach fifty thousand, on some
rare occasions, such as opening days /;
the a verage daily number is placed al
fifteen thousand Aud this traffic is
no respecter Of persons the wealthy
dame in quest Of silksand velvet, and
the poor workingwoman in want Of II
cheap calico dress, here meet on q COM
mon nlevel,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-12-03

How no JUDGE M.NIsTERs'-AtO OA-
ford, some twenty years ago, a tutor
N one of the colleges limped in his
walk. Stopping one day at railroad
station, he was acco'ted by a wei,
kWoWnpolitician, who recognized him
n" onJ asked him il lie was not the chap
n Inin at the college at such q time,
naming nam the year The doctor replied IiisSd
i"terrogator, i',I, q knew you by your
Iimp.H "Wcll" said the DOCTOR Ut
sneps ,,S@p that my limping made adcepeSr
lmyrcslion on you than my preach
me- mo sAh, doctor" was the reply
w~ith Viii ready wit, "iti, the highest com.
~llmeni " we can pay minister to say
hat he is known by his walk rather
,han by his COu, ersatIon'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-12-03

A> old Baptist minister enforced
the necessity of difference OF opinion
by this argument: "Now il everybody
had been of my opinion they would
all have wanted my old woman" :"
One of the d9acons who sat just be-
hind him, responded: "Yes, and If
everybody was ofmy opinion, nobody
would have her"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-12-03

bank checa for $500 which llGs
hnd A curiou. history was sent TO The
Treasury Department nj Washington,
= Short time since. II was taken
+ from The body ola murdered Texan
ratilo.drover, several years ago by
Indians, who in consequence OF the
variety ofcolors in the rich engay-
Mg., Sr, attached some special impor-
i"5cc 5 TO il, and cut the paper into
several .c pieces, dividing them among
tho tribe 4 peace commissioner nm
alIy s pcrsuaded the gentle savages TO
,iyo up tho pieces, and he pasted them
15aocihrr. and forwarded the check
Nv ,VS romplete-to Washington
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-17
Important to Females.


When q female 10 In trouble or af1ietcd with
disease, and requires medical or surgical assist.
ance, tho inquiry should be. where 10 there q
physician who 10 fully competent TO administer
relief, and whose respectable standing In society
recommends him to the confidence OF the com.
munityf The Doctor. understanding how I'm.
peratively necessary these requirements arc,
feels called upon to fnterpose, and beg the atten-
ton OF tho ai1icted to the fact that he has been
. Professor Of Obstretics and Femal Diseaset
for twenty year,, and II fully qualified to admin
ister In all cases, both incidentally and surgical-
ly, not 10 o superficial amer but In as thor.
orgh q manner an years Of study and practice
both In hospitals and private families can
make, TO save them nom the hands Of the IN.
qualified, inscriptions and Designing There
fore families can rely upon him as upon father:
All In a~fhiction can nnG in him one who will
symplthize with and befriend them in trouble
one In whose secrecy the utmost confidence can
be placed. Consultation by letter or otherwise,
FREE. See address below,
Ladies', the nature Of whose tronblas require
the constant attention OF the Doctor, can be FUR.
nished with apartments, and skillful and atten.
tive nurses.
once for the sale Of DR.. Young'l PREVENT.
ALIVE PowpBRs, for married ladies. These
Powders sre perfectly safe and effective Price,
$40 per boz. One box win last from four TO six
On. YouSe's FRENCH LUNAR, on FExALl
MONTHLY PILLS, for the removal Of all obstruc-
lions. Price, Is. Either kind sent BY mail upon
receipt OF price. .r...
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Faith We'll Founded.

InIoli times, at the commencement Of every sea
son. II was the fashion TO take a strong cathartie a.
a safeguard against a change Of temperature. II
was a worse than ~senseless practice. The people OF
our day understand the matter better. Instead OF
depicting the system. they reinforce Il. In the
method they adopt they exhibit a wise discrimina-
ton. Instead Of resorting to the vitlated stlmulants
or M or any OF the compounds de lved from
them. they put their faith In the only absolutely
pure lnvlgorant procurab,c In the H0stet
ter's Stomach Bltters. Their faith 10 well founded.
Never has anv tonic medicine been prepared with
such scrupuloas precision and conscientious care.
Il Is n vegetable compound Of which every ingredi-
ent Il sound, wholesome and medicinal, In the true
sensc OF the word. Now. We have three prominent
national complaints. Onc-ha { OF the adult popular
ton OF the United States suner more or lcss, either
| from diseases Of the stomach. arrangements OF the
| liver, or affections OF the kidneys. In no other land
under heaven are these malailes so general esin
this country. and Hostettet's Bitters lisa specific Tor
/ them all, unless organic In thcir origin. and there
fore beyond cure. Aud let those who are fortunate
enough to be exempt from thin at present under.
stand one great fact. viz: that an occasional use OF
this vitallzlng tonic will as certainly prevent then,
as the sun Will prevent the earth from freezing where
It's genial beams descend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-17

MORE STATE PIsoNERs.-The Carson
Appeal Of this morning says that Miles
Gazlay. indicted for burglary at the
present term Of the District Court for
Ormsby county, pleaded guilty to the
charge, and was yesterday sentenced
TO n year In the P%eni,entiary.. He
was taken 10 that institution last sveii-
ing. Bias Portfolio, q Mexican, WHO
committed an assault to murder III
Storey county, and who afterwaru es-
capcd and was not TO be found Tor
three wears, was recently discovered
and arrested in Virginia City. and be.
ing ,ried. was convicted and sentenced
to five years In the State prison.. he
has been lodged In that popular estao-
li.hment. There are now some sixty
three prisoners; and when the car rob
hers from Waslioe, and several more
who are candidates in other counties,
ge, there, the place will have a convict
population Of seventy odd.
The PEDESTRIAN CmEF.-The Car
son appeal Of this morning says:
sheppard. when we wen into the
| Tbeater to see him last evening, was
rs cheerful a. a boy just up In the
morning. and was taking his supper as
he toddied along. Under the terms OF
the watch, he is entitled today to
| three-auarters Of an hours rest, not
having vet availed himself of his right
to n quarter Of nm hour out Of each
twenty-four. Guess he will make the
trip.
PETITION FOR PNRpoN.-A petition
for the pardon of Charles Smith who
killed Mickey Free at Gold Hill in
| 1865 and was sentenced to the State
Prison for 2l years, Is being circulated.
From the statement contained In the
petition we should say he was a tit
subject for the exercise Of the pardon
ing power. So says the Carson Ap-
peal.
SIR. JoHS's CHURCH, GOLD Hull
The Right Rev. Bishop Whitaker will
preach at * o'clock in the evening.
There will be no service In the morr-
ing, on account Of the illness Of the
Rev. Mr.. McCormac. Sunday School
at l O'Clock p. N. Seats free, and all
are invited.
LIKE "QuAKER GrSs."- Artificial
teeth are Of little use and easily de-
tected. Take cart Of the real ones.
All YOU need Il fragrant Sozodont.
Use It daily. and your teeth will be
the last of natures gifts to fall you.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-17
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
LOCAL MINiNa ITEMS.

Somewhat Of a depression has ruled
the mining stock market this week,
showing, however, a corresponding de-
gree Of revival at the close. The
financial situation Is thus defined by
the Alta: 1.-THE supply Of money
continues good, with an active demand
for business purposes at l9l4. There
is a fair degree Of activity in general
business, which causes money TO circu-
late, and gradually the deposits in
banks are on tile increase, the mercan-
tile community keeping better &C
counts than for some time back. There
has, also, been more employment out
side In stock operations, the activity in
which auses an apparent ease OF
MONEY BY making securities available
where they were not so before. The
banks, however, lend little or nothing
OIL stocks; their means are devoted to
legitimate mercantile business. The
savings banks have also some accumu-
lationT of means. and lend at l0Sl2 per
cent. per anuum. The season Of the
wear, however, Indicates the approach
Of annual settlements, and the spread
of business Il retarded with q view to
that event. All parties, however. look
forward to ample and lucrative en-
ployment of means In the coming
year" There have been no new de-
velopments OF extra Importance IN the
mines Of this section since our last
report, although they are, generally
speaking, looking unusually we'll. The
following are what items Of mining
information We have to give at the
present time:
q. cHoLLAR-PoTosI.
The ore Yield fell oil somewhat the
last three or four days, owing to some
difficulty encountered in the Belyidere
section, but the usual yield will be
given next week. The Blue Wing
section shows improvement. Average
assays, 81 per ton. The ore body dis
covered by the west drift from the
shaft, 100 feet east Of the Bclvidero
body, Ia 20 feet wide, and Is Of u supe-
rior quality OF ore. 1t has not been
drifed upon north or south, the idea
being to run the main drift to the Bel
videre body as soon rs possible. This
will be cut In about 40 feet further, 10
feet below. its present lowest lowest
working. The November receipts of
this mine were $3.50, 296. The treasury
shows a gratifying surplus OF over
$500. 900 cash OH hand after paying the
last dividend, aud S. per month will
be paid, undoubtedly. up to June lSt,
without reducing this surplus. The
dividends Of the company have been
rs follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-17

ssvsnl tons per day, worth s9o' are
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-17
4i,bsI,9l6 81

This Is a good showing, and Is wor-
thv of the best days OF the ComStocE
lode. 1t Is also an encouraging exaui-
nile when we remember how long
Chollar. like many Of the other mi:les
ut present. IA under a cloud. Inc
difficulty encountered in the BelvtGere
section, referred to above, was simply
a partial settling Of the ore body, eX-
tending to the hight of five floors. 1t
Inns been worked out clean TO the hight
of six floors above the PotoSi tunnel
level, and the space filled In with
waste. The partial settling spoken OF
had been noticed, and active measures
taken To prevent il. but no strength OF
timbsring was sufficient to check II.
A large mass the full width Of the
body-66 feet-and about the same
lengthwise Of the ledge, above the
sixth floor. settled gradually down
upon that floor. 4 distance of about six
feet, which was as far IA 1t could go,
owing to all below being filled in solid.
As we said before, the settled 4 eS-
tends to the hight Of five floors, nj
which point It concentrates into an
arch formed over it, preventing any
further caving above there. At each
end Of tho settled mass the ore body
remains sound and good; therefore
the floors are being continued into tile
settled ground just rs though it had
always been there, and no serious i'll
terrnption to the work Of ore eS.
traction Is anticipated. Indeed, 24C
tons were extracted from that pom,
Yesterday. and the full daily yiel'
NJ the mine-three hundred toh'-
will be averaged next week. n
rs,rsl The settling Of this ore does nc
bsrm. Il can be and Is being WORKED
hoth above and below a. though notn
inc wns the matter. the present week
Weld being scarcely interrupted at Ill
CROWN POINT. =.
Daily Weld Is tons, from the OF
unpe mine. Nothing new ana exeit
inc to be said about the new ore level
on1nsnt In the south drift at the l,lOo
foot level. But little Of anything more
Ia known Of It since u last week $ re
mort. No improvement Is noticeable
IN drifting further south. The
cnt east IA In 50 feet and shows no NOR
ore. The new development ID simply
what Il was first found to be, merely
streaks and punches OF good ore mixet
with plenty Of a very low grade arti
ticIe. the whole being about IL lee
wide, 1t may concentrate Into gno'
LII above or below that level. In
sneiiue Is now 40 feet below the 1.l0O
loot ieyel, and a station Is about 6etn.
onened for a new leyel-the l.2oo-foo
allowing for the dip or inclination o
the vein.
BELCHER.
Several tons per day, worth s2o' ar'