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AMUSEMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
Ma MAURICE s1RAkoscH RESPECTFULLY
Miss EMMA
The most Eminent Living Con
FAREWELL CONCERT IN WASHINGTON
At CONGREGATIONAL
Assisted by Chevalier ANTOINE DE KUNTSKI.
And the famous composer of the world com
LionLand the Grand Symphonic. The Soldiers Dream
Mrs ANNIE LOUISE
And Mr. A l.. KING.
The Concert will be under the personal direction of
Accomplishments
Reserve Seat Tickets for sale at Metzerotts Music
FoHD's EoARs OF LAUGHTER
CONFUSION AND LOVE LETTERS
Admiralty Acted by an Admirable Company.
MORE DELIGHTFUL EACH EVENING.
CHILDREN's MATINEE TO MORROW.
Come ami SET the Baby
CHILDREN's MATINEE To MORROW.
Come and See the Pux
CHILDREN's MATINEE To MORROW.
Last Performance but one of
JOHN STETSON'S .
GREAT COMEDY COMPANY.
Mex. Mond.,.....,..... THE pErcE OF HEARTS
TWO HEARTS THAT BEAT AS ONE
Sale of Seats now Ready mh21
THEArrH coNIour EXTRA
FRIDAY NIGHT MARCH y,
GRAND GLOVE & &GoNTEST BETWEEN
of Kelly Murphy. chsmPIon Lsisht Weight of New
SAN aSTk JoHSsoN. H5Ii saS
Colored Light Weight Champion of the District Of Co.
MARQUIS OF oUETSsBERRY RULES,
Reserved seats now on sale at the box office Of The
ater. mhls-st
NATIONAL THEATER EMMETT
ONE WEEK ONLY
COMMENCING MONDAY MARCH IT,
ONLY MATINEE ON SATURDAY.
Engagement of the Universal Favorite
MR. h EMMETT
As FRITZ IN IRELAND. Or. THE LOVE OF THE
SHAMROCK
Introducing New Novelties Superior Cast Of Charac
tiers, and Mr. Enlmet's celebrated
$4,000 DOG RECTOR
During the play Mr. Emmet will introduce many new
and familiar songs real properties and his usual Mag
Iifcent Scenery
Next week-THE LIGHTS U LONDON. marl7
THEArEH coMIoUE
ONE wEEK-COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH IT,
Extra Matinee 81. Patrick's:lay March L. at Pm.
AN EXTRAORDINARY WEEK OF ATTRACTIONS
MAUD BEVERLY, the Vital Spark: HAWKINS and
COLLINS, KARULI ORDEY; CLIFTON and DE
LoUISI GREGORY BROTHERS.
CARRIE BRONMER
First time Of Harry Montaxle's Satirical Comedy
FOUR MARRIED MEN.
Illustrating peculiar solution OF the Matrimonial
Problem. closing with the jolly Four Qualrie
MATINEES TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS AND
SATURDAYS mhI7
~ ANOTHER GIANT SHOW
r 24 Hours of Delicious Mirth II
Every Afternoon and Night This Week.
70 Star Artists In each Performance
APPROPRIATE y ST1ONAL TABLEAUX
III honor OF ST. PATRICK'S DAY with music
THE MAMMOTH KENTUCKY OK
Weighs $500 lbs. and feet inches high.
THE TWIN WHITE NOORS.
And all the Curiosities and Dens of Wild Animals.
Admission To all only 10 cents mh17-6t
(,HOICE SEATS FOR
FORD'S THEATER
iGI sale at Brensan0s Book Store th street and Penn
BIczcLEs' rR,cYcnEs
AND ACCESSORIES
BOYS BICYCLES and VELOCIPEDES SPECIALITY.
PURCHASERS TAUGHT FREE
Repairing executed promptly in the most skinful
manner
WI. c. sCRIBNER'S
RIDING SCHOOL.
1l06 street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21

AUBURN. y. \, March 2l.-FranZ Joseph Petmeky
WAS sentenced 10 be hanged to-day, but under Tho,
operation of the new criminal code the notice OF
appeal nrd 10y his counsel Immediately after this
S'h'chtf Was pronounced Will have all the force uf
STAY Ui Proceedings uiiil the ease has been passed
upon 10y A supreme court Judge. This will Ia ANY
event dcIcr the execution for several months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21

Jusr RECEIVED
NEW STYLE NECKwFAR
NEW UNDERWEAR
FANCY HALF HOSE.
FANCY HDKFs. &C., &c.
TYsSOwSKI BROS.
CORNER 18TH AND q sTREEra ,sbas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve.
nue. $335, 135. 80; customs, t412. .s67.4a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21

| The LEAVES OF Lieut.. Col. d. H. Brotherton, 25th
infantry, and 1st Lieut. Geo. H. Palmer, 10Th 1ntan-
| try, have been extended two months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21

CAPT SAMUEL NJ. MILLS has been ordered to act
as chief signal or1cer during the absence of Gen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21

APPOINTMENTS IN THE CITY Posi- OFFICB.--John
johnson and Thomas c. Homiller were to-day
sworn In as substitute clerks in the city post Office
These appointments were made from the 'lst OF
eligtbies" Chas White was to-day appointed
fireman In the Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21
THE STAR ROUTE SCANDAL.
More D8mRUing DiSClOsureS.

WHAT Mr.. BLISS SAW IN BosIERs BooKS-$2.5 500
PAID TO Mr. A. NJ. GIRSoN FOR IEFoRMATIoN-
$o,oVU TO MR. W. A COOKS PARTNER-MR SAMUEL
j. FiLpESS INTEREST IN THE INVESTIGATION BE-
FORE He LOST THE NOMINATION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21
DERMATOLOGY.
PERSONAL BEAUTY.
PERSONAL BEAUTY.
PERSONAL BEAUTY.
PERSONAL BEAUTY.

From the earliest personal beauty has received
the highest tribute from has been interest
ing theme for the poet and universal subject of
and praise 1t has caused rise and fall of empires
and has led armies to victory
Personal beauty of the sweetest charms of
and akin to admiration and worship that the
man who has never bowed to its influence is devoid of
the principles of true manhood. The of culture
of science and learning the untutored and
innocent child with accord involuntariy acknowl-
edge its powers
The first attributes of personal beauty and female
loveness fresh clear peerless and beautiful
complexion. regular uniform eyebrows and lashes.
healthy vigorous luIurant hair and soft white pretty
hands. and their preservation. cultivation and
treatment indication of cleanliness neatness taste
and refinement.
1t is womans privilege to look beautiful 1t ex-
pected of her to be possible
and to to preserve her personal
ance as long as she can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21
MISS HILLS OFFER WHICH SHARON REFr

the sharon divorce In san Francisco yesterday
Miss i'm, the plaintiff resumed her testimon ".
She denied that she Instructed Nelson. her alto
hey. 10 have sharon arrested for adultery. an q
stated that ~ did II un his own responsibility =.
She said she never stole the Brlcher mine pape 3
from Sharon'S room. Mr.. Barnes, counsel for de-
fcndant, said he could prove that she stole them.
The plaintiff believed that Gov Reichart always
thought She was Sharon's wife, but she never told
him about the secret marriage. After the trouble
between herself and sharon she sent two different
persons TO the latter telling him that II he would
permit her to obtain a divorce. she would lever
AMIN frOUlle him. Rut sharon rtfused.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21

ON TRIAL FOR PERJURY.-To-day Robert c.
Kerstine was placed on trial in the Criminal Court
Judge Wyl1e, on an indictment charging him with
Miller and &. +. Rowe for defendant 1t Is charged
that on December 10th last kerSine testified before
Justice OF the Peace Rutledge Wilson, In the case Of
VIM Winans agt. Kerstine, to recover $40, that he
(Kerstine1 had paid Winans, in october, 1882, the
sum of S25 to enable him to go home to. VOTE when
such conversation take place. The case was on
hearing when our report closed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21

THE FIFTH AVENUE SrR1Se STYLES
IN SILK AND FELT HATS
Introduced by Dunlap l. Co.. Of New York,
Now readyst
Wu.LETT RUOFF'S,
Sole Agents for this City,
feb22-lm 9Oo PENNSYLVANIA AvENUk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21

New Books
Life AT Puget Sound. by LEIGHTON
Twelve NOnthsi Prison byusan W Fletc her
Portraits of Places. by Henry James
Beatri1 RandolI h. by Julian Hawthorne
Co-OIerstlye Housekeeping. How Not To Do II and
II " To DO Ii. by VI. F. Prince
The Gentle ~ayase. by Edward King
Songs Unsun9. by lewis Morris
LIE and Iliii.- "f = = Prvnt-s. by J D. Shields
he Easter Cards and Novelties now or+n and II
Will repay any on To them for they were never
IL xr.ater variety beautiful cur stock of Fine
stationery and Fancy Articles very full and complete
inh3 W Ii MORRISON. AS PeIlnsy vania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21

THE REPORT OF THE GREELY RELIEF BOARD has
been published in pamphlet form. In it is letter
from Capt. Hooper. OF the revenue marine service,
written In November last, volunteering to 20 in
search for the Greedy party in one OF the revenue
cutters Capt. Hooper commanded the revenue
cutter Corwin on her arctic cruises Secretary Fol
ger thought that revenue marine vessel could not
be sent except by authority OF Congress-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21

BAHGAINs IN
SEAL SKIN SACOUES
AND
FUR-LINED CIRCULARS
VIII be compelled IN . few days, to remove all
Iis ailt Ladies Wraps from tur Department
.o-ue ,ie improvements of the adjoining property.
fsiose doing this We will sell
S6-lnch SEAL sACOUES at sIl5 Sl25 and sl3a
S.-lhch SEAL saCQUES at sl45
's-lneh SEAL SACOUES sI55
A-lneh SEAL SACOUEs at tSl7o
4i-ineh SEAL sACOUES Il arr. Size, alo
- inch sLAL sACQCEs. at 500
%o-lnch SEAL sACQUEs. a, s.4o
s<.uTr .pi,in Prime cost. and those desiring to
SCllkiiEL and MINK-I -IISEn Gii,cr-I ,pS .. sas
NinSCA~oAso 81 $SS
"lLLETT Il RUOFFs.
febl6 chr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21

1t has been decided to end the French campaign
In Tonquin with the capture OF Hung-Hoa.
The New York Tribune says: 'Some OF the friends
OF Carl SchurZ propose 10 raise fund Of 100000 Tor
him"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21

Mr.. HEWITT FURTHER ExPLAISs-HOn- A. 5.
Hewitt has long letter In the New York Hrsa
World giving In detail an explanation OF his inter-
view with Minister West relative To the O'Donnell
resolutions. lie reterates his former settlement
that there was truth In the allegation that he
assured Minister West that the British government
heed not be Influenced by the action Ia the 0DoD-
nell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21

Two PRIZE FIGHTS LAST NIGHT.-Charles Mitchell,
the English pug-iliSt. and Joe Denning. New YORK,
fought four rounds In New York last night with soft
gloves Tor $50 a side. Mitchell WAS the winner,
Depnng not being able 10 get III blow during tho
whole contest.-.Iack Davis, or Wheeling, and
Jim Conners. OF Pitt>hurg. Pa, fought desperate
prize fight with hard gloves for cup valued at
$3.50 in a barn In the east end OF Pttsburg last
night. Seyenty-two rounds were fought, both men
being badly punished Conners WAS declared the
winner. A number OF arrests were made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21

Hon. SIMON CAMERON and Mr.. James Duf1ey, Of
Columbia. Pa, who have for several months been
travelling In Texas, Louisiana and Florida, arrived
here last evening and left for their homes this
morning. Mr.. Cameron is looking remarkably well,
and says that his trip has been very beneficial to
him. While in Florida he celebrated his S2d BIRTH
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21

SECRETARY CHANDLER arrived at the Norfolk
navy yard yesterday on the steamer Tallapoosa, on
visit OF inspection. accompanied by Mrs. Chandler
Mrs Kingsley and Miss Gresham, daughter OF the
Postmaster General The Secretary visited the
various workshops and inspected the condition Of
the practice ships Dale and Constellation. Towards
night the Tallapoosa steamed back to Old Point,
and the party left for this city to-day. The naval
inspection board formally inspected the Ossipee
preparatory to her voyage to Japan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21

THE TOTAL NUMBER OF Posi- OFFICES in the United
States and territories on the first Of july 1885, was
47,S5S The total number on March 20, 1884, was
as $685. an increase in less than nine months OF 1885,
At the present rate OF increase 1t Is expected the
number will reach $1,000 by the end OF the fiscal
year.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-08-02

IFFom t6e F1na.glraala Farner.I

IAA"A N"- A A-ttt'I tfNltA HNA---Arf
a scrub heifer bred to a thorough
bred bun for her first calf. and then
repeatedly bred to the same bull, will
improve in her breeding 50 that each
succeeding calf viii Be better than the
proceeding one. and this to a greateI
extent than if she bad been bred t1
different bulls. though all equally good
and Of the same blood This rule
holds good with horses and sheep. as
well as cattle Stick 3 pin right here.
If y6u are breeding cattle. get q gocd
bull and keep him. II yoe copaude
breed Duyhams, do 50 If Folstsins
s !. =. breeds, 40 50 but don
breed to a Durhans saA one yea
and Holstein the ~ H'u.
stick to the one fbh
pec to breed coed
And more than this,
once been bred 70 q SER
promiseaously to difert
of the same breed viii ae
as good calves as She -,
several times il sneesso
individual bull TIE mi
good heifers, high grades
Arizona silver belt., 1884-08-02

DO they miss ne at home, do they nllssm me ?
Twonld be an assurance most dear.
To know that this nomeai some loved one
We're saying 4 wish lle were here,
Were Thinking - me - 4 roa,,.
On. YES. 'twoald l,e jos b.s<,,.l ,oeas,,re
To know that fhev mis- me ~ home
To know tfatthex mis- So q bome
When the twilight approaches, ihe season
That ever IS sacred % soae
Does some one reaeat ms nalne over,
And sigh that taETy g longs
anu : tiiefe cilefd "a slt1 music,
Arizona silver belt., 1884-08-02

From the Cincinnati Enquirtr.l
'The latest thing in educational
news, said a naturalist to an Enquirer
writer, is the college Of monkeys in
London. Half a dozen evolutiouists
aud naturalists Of the advanced school
are attempting TO teach monkeys to
talk or express their wants. The
method is at FIRST by letter blocks. A
block alphabet. in which the letters
are all distinctly colored, is arranged
before the monkey student. which IS
drst taught to select some simple
word as pie, and when he picks ont
the letters and forms the word he IS
given piece Of pie, 50 there is con-
slant incentive 70 learn, the prizes all
being bfsal ana bitter. SO to spcah.
And what are the resnlls asked the
visitor They have not been divulqed
yet, was the reply; "but one Of the
authors Of the scheme states that there
is to be a public exhibition in June.
when the MONKEYS can be heard for
themselves. Ifa pig can Be taught so
many wonderful things, see no rea-
sen Why monkey should not Il is
acknowledged that ants have a Lam
gnage and talk to one another, and
that the hight cf some insects IS used /
As a means Of communication between /
them, 50 why not other and higher
inimalsfr
Arizona silver belt., 1884-08-02
DR.. SPIN IT Ey
No. Il, KEARNET STREET.
FfsaIs Special : Chronic Diseases
EONKfs mKN

Who may be sliacIing from the effects II
youthful foiiieS n iAdiscref on, VIII giosvell
@ avail themselves o. this tlle greatest boon
ever iaid ai the altar 81 sldlfing humanity.
1r. SpiuneY Wal guarantee ~ forfeit h00
for every case l3f seminal weakness which
-sstagfa axes and fails 70 cure.
Aged Hen.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-08-02


The Washington monument to-day
reached q height Of 462 feet. Only
eighteen feet more are to be added
before the completion Of the shaft
proper, aud then the work Of building
the pyramidal roof viii Be in order.
The stone for the shaft proper is all
cut and ready to be laid in place, and
sixty Of the roof stones have been de-
lyered IN good shape, but grave fears.
are entertaa.ed that the delivery 0f
the rest Of tie stones, about 100
in number, win 6s delayed g long
that the completion II tbe monument
viii not be accomplished At the time
expected Mr Hugh sissou, Of Balti-
more. the contractor fof furnishing
the stones. had agreed to begin deiiy-
ering those siiil wanted BY the 6rst Of
August al The latest. They were o
be sawed on two sides, So that with
bnt comparatively little work The con /
straction Of the roof could progress
rapidly Colonel Casey. however, has
just received word from the contrae-
Tor that il viii be impossible to begin
delivering f9r month yet Ia view
Of that unexpected delay and the incl
dental obstacles caused By bad wealth
er, etc. the prospects are not very
promising Washington Star.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-08-02

nmers left at Eaton & Baiieys sore,
~ Gi0lie, 4. u. i II. EATON.
June l6-H
Arizona silver belt., 1884-08-02

Springfield Republican People seem
to be amazingly reckless aboss hand
ling electric light wires. Some weeks
since a boy vas killed at Bridgeport,
Conn., while playing with one Of these
wires. Later number Of people IN
the same citF were heavily shocked By
tonching lor fun' an iron pipe con-
meeting with the wires A Boston
wire fell into the street ard people
"a the sane ignorant
Arizona silver belt., 1884-08-02

A hoy with a =
han,


Bul,
lcorrsssonds-af Flores -.
1t has remained for ton ri
The inhabited world to ace me of
the most remarkable .eBomeBa of
the human race that civilization
ever known or heard or 4 human
being whose condition has balHed ~
who have yet seen him, and one that
win prove a valuable snd wonderful
study 70 scientists, into whose hands
be must surely fall at 10 distant time
L can not be better described nar
more readily understood, than bv say.
ing that it is a human being. possess
ing all Of the senses known to anato.
mS, With q skin that IS actually bulle.
proof His nanie IS Edwardo Isiago
his fathers Juan Diago. The motber
who was Of Yaqui descent. died about
four years ago. As the name infsrs
the father IS Spanish Edwardo
about I9 years Of age Father ana
are living about seven mic
yer King, two miles
leading to Globe. ans
lihood BY ehopping
rather fair lookin
CasiiIian tinge ofc
skin upon the body
Arizona silver belt., 1884-08-02

r4r- on
ont easily 9th
to understand
sne bird from & ed
can not AZ or jump.
with the leetest h
eggs are to Be gatbs
called into the az
seems to have taker
tae smile Of The b sats
50 taken uF with bis
him that men Slip i
take possessioa g
OF an ostrich exten
human beings. and
The plumes can -
bg visitors the prie
The length ana til
They baTe % he aftel
T
inside the iuclosure
Wild at the sight Of
lanlen carry tneiv
Arizona silver belt., 1884-08-02

Chicago Journali A iradesman in
the North Of France, in opening a
money-draWer, found scraps which,
on examination, turned out to be the
papsr of the Bank Of France. Five
notes Of thousand francs each had
been apparently destroyed, and it was
aseertained that the culprit could only
be q mouse. a trap was set to catch
the tibet, the remnants N The drawer
were carefully collected, and an hour
later the nibbler was taken Imme-
diately the mouse was conyefed to
veterinary surgeon, put to end
dissected It's stomach con. TIE
nndigested meal Of pape
were matched ard 81
Arizona silver belt., 1884-08-02


San Francisco Alta: The following
large assessments appear on the AS
ssor's books for this year Russ
House, $1,000 a reduction Of S2s7.-
600 from previous assessment; Lick
House, S7s8. 900; Palace Hotel. Sl0l0.-
goo which assessment has been as
high as 81 $4,000; Baldwin Hotel,
$4,000; Occidental Hotel, S5S5 ,000;
CoIonnade. Sl60, 500; Windsor House.
Si56, 700; Nucleus $4,000; 2helan
Block, Ss05,0 Nevada Bloch, SS45.-
Geo: the Far block. $5S0000; Mer-
chants Exchange, $4,000; steck En-
change, $4,000; Pacific Bank. $50
$50 lot formerly occupied BY the Pa
viiion. $4,000; the Flood properly
or Fourth and Market. sS $50;
p,aa 4rsv. sl,079,aoo; Central
- ~ H'oss- ortv. S203 100
Pacihc Railroad prop -. -
shnforl's house. S2la,5o0; u :
s222 600; Hopkins Sl62 500; Ms
les Passlion. sl44 GO Hibernia Bank,
$4,000 Masonic Temple. 500, 500;
Londen and San Francisco Bank,
Si5s,000 Safe Deposit building, S275,-
900.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-08-02

unusual toughns sss Of the skin unit,
some ten days. ago. when by tbe ac-
eidentai disrsharge of British Bun
Dog pistea, the bali striking Edwardo
full IN The feshy part Of the thigh. be
barely feeling it, and no mark re-
msAned, save black looking spot
which had entirely disappeared on the
following morning. It 50 interested a
nan named l. b Marsh. living near.
that, with the consent Of father and
son, an experiment was tried with a
5s-caliore Smith 6 Wcsson 5-shooser
at a distance Of twenty feet. and to
their utmost surprise Edwardo's skin
vas found b be really and thoroughly
bullet proof. The aim was taken At
the heshy part Of the hip, two balls
missed entirely and three struck fair
~. No abrssures of the skim aers
made. save three little spots which in
one hour had entirely disappeared and
the skin resumed its natural color.
On Tuesday last the 10y vas in town
and at the request Of Mr. Marsh an
other test was made with 8 Colts As.
in the presence Of two of cur we'll
known citizens and your correspon- T
dent and the result Of the former
trial was fully verified. Dr. Thatcher
a Veil-known physician ef Globe who
saw Edwardo yesterday, says that the
skin, in his opinion, is Of sextuple fold
or thickness. Mr. Marsh wiz start
with him in a few days for San Fran
cisco where he intends placing this
wonder on exhibition.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-08-02

Advent Of a seatbeFn Colonel HIS
Tsii STORIES nss heavy wlassnss.

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Arizona silver belt., 1884-08-02

The banknose
lean legal tea
currency and
printed IS mads
Mass
Ifyou should 81
paper mill, With i
and credentials. yoi
allowed to handle
paper, where. as I
IS pressed beswe
ders, bits Of blue
tered over
on its surf
into the co
sheet as i'd
IS caief0ily
t1ea refarn
be divided
trace tins p
ind that
The Mineral argus., 1884-05-15
REDUCTION co.
Organization completed--certificas Of lncor.
pOration Forwarded to Helena.
Capital Stock Increased to $2O,OO0-A lotion
Water Jacket SmeIter Decided Upon.
Supt. Brainsrd off to Chicago for a SmeIter ant
a Man Experienced in Reducing Ores.
A SUCCESS.

The movement inaugurated week
before last to organize Il stock company
Tor he purpose of erecting II smelteI
and reducing ores, has resulted in II
grand success, far beyond the hopes ot
the most sanguine.
AT the meeting of the stockholders
held last Saturday evening, it was de-
cided to purchase II lotion water Jacket
%shelter, of the best manufacture, and
secure a thoroughly competent, ex
perlenced man to take full charge OF
'he works. This action ON the part of
Tue stockholders, the result of careful
ana thorough consideration, is the key
iote 10 the success of the movement.
anu lnsures confidence i'm the result of
,ne enterprise. A number Of stock
Nolders present increased their shares
one-half On the strength of the perfect
Gu plans of the company.
On motion it WAS resolved to incor-
porate at once, and accordingly the
trustees were instructed to forward the
certificate of incorporation to the
county seat and capitol for record.
oh motion the board of directors
"as increased to nine members.
On motion the capital stock was in
creased from $4,000 to $4,000
me Board decided to send Mr.. Brai-
The Mineral argus., 1884-05-15
New Goods

n. T. Dinsmore received. yesterday,
by freight, his first shipment of New
Goods for the season. This invoice
lncindes a large assortment of hand
some suits, and clothing of all kinds.
NObhy Hats, elegant Silk Handker-
chiefs, tine Underware and Boots and
Shoes of every variety. Parties in
want of something nice in suits and
ia nishing goods, will do well to step in
at the One Price C. .. d., and examine
goods.