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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12
nfoonshtners Chasea.

I4pfcIM I0ItkIHIII % IH5 II'VIIIII'I
CHARLOTrE, ~ G., April 1l--Moonshipers
Tuesday night fired from ambush at & perry Of
revenue officers who we're raiding in Wilkes
county. About twenty shots were exchanged and
two Of tho revenue party received bad wounds.
The moonshiners we're chased more than O nile,
but could not be captured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12
,rlle. Of Ra,.way. rreiee.ed.
lBy telegraph % The Dsspatch.l

CHICAGO. ILL.,. April 1.-THE hailway dse In
ia issuo tomorrow will present elaborate tables
showine the number Of miles OF railway pro
sected during the throe moaths OF the present
YEAR 70 March 3isL IL will say: "fbe Tact that
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The ann CHALLENGE.

ny tcIeGfaph 70 me UlspatCb.I
NEW YORK. April 1.-THE committee OF tho
New York Yacht club appointed e. consider the
cup challenge reported OF q general meeting OF
the club To night tnst they had decided &c re-
commend the acceptance Of Lord Dunrayen =
challenge. The club acted eccorl ingly aud sent
tho following ceblegran: Please notify Duu-
raven that the challenge is accepted. The de-
tails are referred 10 a committee"
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rhe Parneli oefssee Fana.

SCRANTON, PENN, April ia monster de-
monstration was held tn this city to-night In aid
perssns were in the armory. Tho speskers
we're T. V. Porderly, District Attorney curtis.
Of BinghGmton. and r. W. Guasten. Previous
10 tho meeting there was parade. with three
thousand men IN line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12
A Family Bnrnsd 10 Death.

ATLANTA, "a, April 1.-The house OF W. II.
ward house carpenter aud millTright living in
Lobins county. Was burned 10 the ground last
night. The entire family, consisting Of wife
snd Ave small children, persisted 10 the flames.
The house was a small one with chimney In
one END. aud escape was barred for this reason
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12
A $4,000 Fare.

10y TH1VgIaVH % rUV DIsFaV1NI
B1Rsfs0HAx. ALA, April iL-A special 70 the
l,eI ,rolR from Clantoo. Ala. says: A saw mill,
nianlng-miil, and half million feet OF lumber
belonging 10 o. A. Dukes. -four miles southwest
N here. we're totally destroyed By fire This morn
ine. Loss SeA,000 no Insurance
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TRAINS NORTH WARD.


'Daly tDaily except sunday
srOPPISG-PLACES
Nos. IS aud - make no stops. No II
stops only on sgnal at Chester. No. -
stops on signal as Centrslia No. n stops
only on signal ct Chester, Censrsils. and
Manchester No d stops on signal ~ all
regular stations and also 81 Temple's snd Port
Waithail. Nos. 81 "a. 80. and 80 viii stop az oil
stations for passengers
PULLNAN-C.AR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos "a and % slsepinx-cars between
New YORK ana Tampa, Ella. trfa JscksouytiieA.
on Trains Nos. IA and n sieeping-csrs between
Washington and Charleston aud between Wasb-
ington aud Jacksonville. On Train No -
sleeping cars betseen New YORK and Jackssa-
VILE. On Trains Noa - and Is slespinx-cars
between new YORK aad Thomasyine. Ca
THE ONLY ALL~kAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Lave. ARxfv1
Richmond. $50 A. n. Norfolk. 49,. LIS p N.
Ricomoad 300 p. N. Norfolk. 80. $40 r. n.
Norfolk. 40 A. N. Richmond. ..il:57 A. N.
Norfolk $40 p. N. Richmond. :. .s:s0 p. N
these trains also make close connections foe
farmville. Lynchburg, and south western pointA
and all citations ca the Norfolk aad Western rair
ROAD. IL. NJ sULlI.
supcrinten3enk
F.Tp MrsaA, General Superintendent
y. h.HxseseN, General Passenger Agent
SOL hAAA Isat1e 4aasgsr. mia
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pied FROM Eating wiid PArsntps


ST. CLOUD, MINI. April ll.-Sebestian Mer-
dam. a German farmer, was engaged in plough
ing Yesterday. -Four OF hls children who were
playing IN the field and following the burrows
found roots OF Wild pnrsnips and ali ste OF them
and became violently sick. Three oil them died
io Terrible agony Another. a girl is sin living
and may recover. The three children we're
buried in one grave this morning Al ST Joseph.
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hACirarette mn.
tBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

fBy telegraph 10 inc Dispatch.l
LANSING, MICH, April 1.-THE House this
morning passed tho JAcEson cigarette Dili, wh,eh
nrohibifs the manufacture, sale. Keeping for
sale. or the giving away OF sly cigarettes, or
any imitation thereof composed la whole or N
mari Of tobacco, or any substance In the form OF
a cigarette containing narcotic elements, or any
nee paper or any paper designed for cigarette
WranDers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12
gaLTIwoRR STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE MD. April ii.-yirginis l0-tJs, 3JA
bid do. SO, 65L aG5@ Baltimore and ONO SUCK,
o. bid Northern Central stors, - ans CiDcin-
matt. Washington and Baltimere lsts, ~ do.
2ds. 5laJS4 DO. 3fe, 24S bid consolidated gas
bonds, liz bid do STOCK, - 40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12
Value OF Personal Effects.
~ .atAeraoh 10 tina Dianaff.h.

PHILADELPHIA. April 1.-The appraisers APP
,ointed 10 MAKE a complete Rppraisement Of
me personal effects OF the late phiianthropist,
Igaiab v. Williamson. have announced the same
10 DO xgSlG,63l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12
Chess Tournament.

10y toIckFapl 70 Iuo UIsVHIllLI
NEW YORK. April 1.-THE following is the re-
suit Of to-dAy's games Of chss BLACK burn won
from Mcleod. Gunsberg won from Bird. Han
ham won from Cossip. Tsubenhans drew with
1schig0rin, Judd drew with Mason. Lipschuz
won from J. W. Baird. Irregular openings were
begun by Pollock against Weiss and Delmar
agSinst ID. 4. Baird.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12

WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO
W know have 10 nrsi-class GLASS FRONT
CARRIAGES % hire for riding out At Il per
hour also have for sale pair CLOsE-MATCH
HORSES. 9 BROOD MAKES; good WORK
HOKSES-yery cheap NJ. HICKS.
ep i24t Liyery-siable ii6 north I bird street.
WANTED, THE PUBL Lie TO
w know hat they can got FIRST-CLAsS
HACKS from JOSEPH W. BiILEY. corner Third
aud Marshail streets. Tor 81 per hour.
Telephone No. , ap12-2s'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12
Commissions 10 be Abolished,

It'F "''7e1@F'1 - NJ bIopftcr-I
NEW Y0KK. April il.-At a meeting OF the
trunk-ltne passenger agents held In Connie
system OF paying commissions 10 passenger
agents DO abolished. The agreement " 10 90
into effect al once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12
TIE MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION rHERywIrH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record Of the Few York and Richmond
Stock Exrhsngss- Grain. Flour. Cot
ton, Neat, and Other Quotationa
[By telegraph to the Dispatch. !

- WASHINGTON. April ll.-For Virginia
Iran fair and warmer. followed Friday by
tfkm lrain and stationary temperature, aud
lsoutheriy winds
- For North Carolina. South Carolina,
and Georgia fair, warmer, southerly
winds
For Florids and Alabama fair, followed in
Northern Alabama by rain. stationary tempers-
ture, and souIherly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12

CoTroS REPoKE.
RIcaA0ED MARKyTs.


APRIL II, ISSa
COUNTY, PRoDUok
gItssr. Eggs. Fo'sis, Lard, Corn Neal
Button Choice, Creamery, 23a25:.. choice,
family packed. s3c.; choice store packed,
isa2sc; good to prime. iSalsc.; poor TO tair. l0a
lie.
Eggx Fresh. loo.
Lard: Country, 8Ka9c.. active.
Corn Meal; Ssz55c. per bushel for eosntryi
eos. for city mlllk
Ysgstablea
Cabbage Virginia. 75c. barrel.
Potatoog Irtsh extra CHOICE. tL7bAys per
barrel; por bushci. SOC.
onlonx sl.25ssl.5 80 per barrel
G-eea and DyIed Fraf,G
Apples Grssn. ohsics. saaSa25 per barrel.
demand good: ether varieties 75c.asl.
hrsflans,IL
Bseswsx. aOc. per pound.
black-Oak BARK: Rossed. tii par 2aiJ pounds;
black oa< and chestnut rough, IS per 5000
pculdA
FsaIasrs Prime live goose. ssaise. common
CSC.
Fiaxseed tias1. 10 per bushsL
HAY No timothy. si6. No O. siSa
mixed ciovsr ana timothy. slaasi5 clever.
ncininai. sisasil
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piedmont AIRLINE.

RICHMOND AND DANytl.LE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE sol TIL
AND SOUTHWEST.
PULLMAN SLEEPEkt on ALL NIGHT
frRAINS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12

Compare Hoods Sarsaparilla with other
bloe1.purifiers and you will see that 1t is by
far the best
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12
WORK. RIVER LINE IVA WEST
4 POINT.
DAILY ExCErr SUNDAY.

The favoriie route " Balnmoro The steamer,
on his limo arc models 81 beauty. elegance. ani
com Tort Leave Richmond 1870 r. N. and tD
=. NJ. arrive At baltimore SO \ ~: leATs
Baltimore daily except sunday a. ,. ar
rive Al Rich frond '229 A. NJ aud 400 4. NJ.
Fare Richmond 10 Baltimore tirs-class, a.
second-ciass. fiJ0
Tue YORK hiyer Line Affords superior sIvan-
tax, = 10 husiness-men 1. onabnag them b. lraFs
Richmcnd near toe closo Of no days irans-
actions and arrive az baltimore early neri morn.
ing. aztec having enjoyed a delightful n.ghgs
rest. freo from tho dust and n0ts0 u rAilsLY
travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Rchm0od (iwent y-iIird-
Street depOD. 81, 1870 4. "
Arrive kichm0n CiN~chsy-thscd-
Street depot ...-..... ......--.... $50 T. N.
DAILY fDaily except sunday
Depot and tcketOfiice: Foot Virginia etreet
Uptown odico Corner Tenth Rnd gAIn siroeis
JAS l. TAYLOR
General i'assenger Agent
j. s POTTS
Division Passenger Agent
Richmond, VA
SOL HAAS TrRnic MsnAgrr.
ply TON HANnUl.rI tt8nerai ManagNr
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MAXINE sErELEstsENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL II, 1854
ARRIVED.
Schooner Mary c. simmons, Soul. Baltimore,
Oyster-snolls, A. :. Lee.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers.
Steamer Alliance and barge Rose liagan,
Philadelphia, rAilr0sd ties, =. L. Conquest & 60.
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL II, 1882
by Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke. Hulphers, New York, aud
sailed for New YORK. fchandise.
steamship BelbAven. Norfolk. 10 load cotton.
Steamship handalay. New Orleans, coaloi,
and sailed for Dunsirk.
Steamship Elgiva, New Yora, and sailed tor
Cindad. Bolivar. nOur
steamship Ksaaghs Sears, Providence, TO
load coal.
Barge Wasp, New London, 20 load coal
SAILED.
Steanshi p Wngates, Dublin. corn.
Steamship Progres%o Cuba, cOaled.
Steamship Roman Pf1nca Falmouth, cosied.
Steamship ksnawha Sears, Providence,
coalod.
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Ar FarsnaunAe.
DEATHS.

by telegraph 10 tbs Dispstch.l
HAVANA. April 1.-THE shock of an ear,h-
quake was felt az Sogua Tuesday evening.
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RIcHwoED srocK HXCr.vev.
rlo.,nr nn,,,tlon, a. NJ, stoek Bo.rl.

THURSDAY. April II. 1ssl
SlLEs-sECoED B0ABD.-2OJ0 Georgia Pacific
coDsol SIS at77T.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12

rBy Auglo-American csblo TO the Dispatchl
PARIS April 1.-The strike among the dOrk-
WORKERS at Marsoiuos has spread 70 oil the mon
in thai city employed GA the docks. he strikers
are becoming demonstratye and threaten 70
attack tho Offices Of the various steamship com
panies. Tho authorities have placed guards at
the Offices.
Iaier adYices from Marseilles arc that the
strikors are resumiDg work.
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GRAIN AND COTTON ExCHASaE

RrcHEOsO. April II. 1881
oFfERIsGs
CoRS.-l,T 4 bushels
OATa-l,000 bushels.
gALEs RsPOgTsO 10 SECRETARY
CoRs.-White, 81 bushels very good al $40.
FfOrR
We quote Fine. Sz5oAS275 supsrine. s275a
SA25 extra tl5OAsl75; family, tiask5o. pAtea!
iamiIy. eoQntry. g. 75ska25
COTTON RkPoHE
Market nrm.
oUoT ArIoSA
hIDDLIsa. 3Ac.
Low ATDDLrHG. 9Hc.
booDORDtAAsx. st.c
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAD.

SOL HAAS. Tranic M.nncer.
PEYTON RANDOLPH. uonersi Manager.
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

APRIL ii.-Nsrket dull hsdsrste sales re-
ported on private terms Primo. sc: extra
prime, &c.: fancS size: common. 1kn3Ac;
ensilsd, skaakc spanish, 2Hsshc: factory
hand picked. sha7kc-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12

or: May and Juns. ss5s1.. SELLER June and
July. S 55s4d.. buyer: July and August 55-e<d.
buycr: August and Sspse mber. s1e-ozd. b0yer !:
september and octobsr. 8 - SD, buyer: Oeto-
Der ard Novembor, be9-s$<-, buyer; scpemper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12

Train No ~ connects daily a. keysville for
Chase Ctiy. Clarksville, OIford, Durham. Hen.
dersoD, and Raleigh Connects daily ~ Greens-
boro for Durham. Raleigh. salem. sui " instDn,
aud ali points on North Carolina Division az
salisbury ior Asheu'le. Hot springs, and All
points ia Western North Carolina ard ~ CHAR
lotto for Charlotte COlumoia aud Augusta rail-
rUal
Salem. Winston, Rsloigh. OolisborO' and More
head CITY: Al Salisbury for Asheville. Hot
springs. and sll points Ina Western North Caro-
Ina AZ Charlotte with Charlotte. Coium hia aud
Augusta raj road Tor Colu mbiS. Augusta. Aiken,
Charleston. savannah. Townsville Ca. JACK
sonyile, aud other Hlofiia points. aas with
Carolina Central railroad for Wilmington
Traius from tho south arrive ~ kichm0ni9n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12

CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
WAV COMPANY

moi Gen.rsl Freight Assat
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ WAY CoAPANY.
SCHEDULE IN INFECT MARCH Il issa
IHAVs KfcaxoND
SIS A. n. for Nesport News. Old Point and
Norfolk daily. Pullman Palace Car
Richmond 10 Old Point.
fi,oo A NJ. Through Mail for Cinclnnsu and
Louisville Daily. Norfolk 20 Cilftoa
Forge; daily except sunday. Clifton
Forge n CiDcinn.tL solid train .
Cincinnati pullman BUFFET sleep
ing-CAr, Charlottesville 10 Ciaetn-
natl.
teoP. NJ. Throurh Mail dsny for Newport
News. Old Point ant Norfolk. Pull
man Buffet rarl0r-ear except sunday
20 Oid Point.
COOP N. GOrdonsville Accommodation. daily
sDP NJ Tsss Esores. for cisc,nnaa .nd
L0utsvnie. Daily. Connccis In Cen.
trsI demonstration. Cincinnati, for the
West and Northwest ana r. uOion,
Ststio1, Louisville. TO- West and
Southwest Pullman Bare, sleeping
Cars 10 Cin,,susu and IonisSine
LRRiyE AT RTcaaoND
e0A N. from Gordousvilio daily exc,ps sun
loss A. NJ. from Norfolk aud Old Poln, daily;
Pullman Buffet Parior-csr except
sunday from Old Pio1L
SIS y. ". from Cincinnsfi aof LOUISVILLE daNy
except SUNDAY west u Ciifton Forge;
daily, east % Clifton Forge.
eos r. 81 from Norfolk and Oid Point daily
Pullman BuGe, Sloeping-car Old
Point 10 C1ncinnat.
coup. NJ. IRON Cincinnati and Louisville daily.
station: Broad street. near Seyentsenih.
Ticket once: Corner Tenth AM Nain and
Railway station. n. W. FULLER
General Passenger Agent
j. T. HARAnlN. General Maaagsr. fos
, 1889-08-15

| for woll-sustained vigor of faculties.
Freedom from anxiety Is one of tho
much desired and most desirable CON
ditions of human life, but who can, in
these days, quite secure it2 We have
cscn ped the fears for life that bcgct
harbaric conditions, but our houses, our
| clothes, our food, our social relations,
our work, have all grown 80 complex
and beset with cares that rest seems inn
poss iblc. We cannot retreat from such
care and live tolcrably in good society"
Even culture and refinement mean
and fret about.
Cleanliness is our private contribu-
ton 10 sanitation. II Is requisite to
comfort in many persons and to con
tnued healtu in all Yet | confess to
knowing some outragcously dirty peo-
enough. They are dirty inside and out
side with tobacco and gross food, and
outside with unwashed hides, Too
much washing is not desirable. Thdve
Is passion abroad for continual scour-
ing of the flesh. Cleanliness Is the
recognition of the fact that friction of
the skin aids the internal organs more
the skin, through its pores,
|of functions in dischargipg waste,
But after we have fairly and fully con-
sidered the subject, there remains the
one fact that tidleness will end life sooner
than any other cause. The hour that
any person retires from any and all oc-
cupation he Is sure to drop into decad-
ence. The mind il very sure to begin 10
lose it's clearncss when it is Withdrawn
from regular exercise. Both brain
power and muscular power lapse with
lack OF activity The custom of work.
ing excessively till Is or 20 and then
Withdrawing from business is wrong at
both ends, We crowd life at the begin
ming and let its functioning grow torpid
at the close Much Is lost to age 10y our
modern methods of locomotion. Great
walkers are scarce; there is almost q
total lack of horseback exercise. Car
riage-riding oven smooth roads in no
way compensates
NJ. MAuHIcE. NJ. D.
, 1889-08-15
FROM OAKsDALE.
A Collection of Interesting News
From that Busy Town.

ESPECIAL coRREsPosDEScE OF THE REvtEwl
OAKsDALE, Aug. 13-Everything is
enveloped in smoke and II undoubtedly
is the worst we have ever had.
Harvesting is now in full blast and in
few days the thrashers Will all be at
work.
Everyone was terribly shocked to hear
of the calamity that beiell Spokane
Falls, rs everybody felt proud of the
Magic city.
Building still keeps going on at a live.
ly rate in Oaksoale. Just Us fast as some
buildings are completed Others are com
menced.
The trains on the through roads make
things lively in the way of railroading,
aud, as heretofore, Oaksdulc will be q
leading grain market for prices and
amount of grain that is handled.
The city dads are having four wells
dug, to be furnished with powerful
pumbs and hose, TO be used in case of
lire
The Spokane fire will prove to be the
biggest and best advertisement it has
ever had although II is expensive. In
eighteen months the city will be far be-
yond what 1t was before the fire.
Is. Il. Noil * Co. have burned one kiln
Of brick aud will burn another in few
days.
The circulation of the REVIEW is in
creasing i'll and around Oaksdale, for
everyone is finding out that 1t Is the
leading paper in Washington.
Quite u number will go to hear the
Rev. DR.. Talmage lecture at the Fails.
We. undoubtedly have had the
warmest nights this summer that we
have ever had in the Palouse country.
We now have four blacksmith shops
and three butcher shops.
The o. II. a. n. is digging a we'll and
erecting water tank.
II, Fl, Suffrage has taken charge of the
Pacific elevator
, 1889-08-15
THE EVENING MINE.
Particulars OF Its Purchase by Mr..
Hussey OF the Morning,
from the Cmur d. Alone sun ]


For several weeks it was noticeable
from the movements of q. ID. Garrison
and some of the owners OF the Evening
mine at Mullan that important negotia-
tiuns were I'm progress for transfer Of
the property, but the deal was not closed
entirely until Thursday, and even now
we do not know the sum which changed
hands. but ii could not have been less
than $4,000 cash. The fortunate owners
were George ;. Good, Herman Gilbert
Burt L. Potts, &. &. Earle, and Mcssrs.
Clark and lIummcll. They had bonded
the mine seven times, ana u large amout
of development work was done, but
while considerable ore was found the
price was considered too high for the
prospects and the bonds were rolin-
quishcd. Mr.. Hussey however, struck
the Morning ore body in the Evening
ground, and what Is known AS the lower
tunnel, about a month ago, and this in
duced him to purchase the claim.
The first bond on the evening was Sc
cured by Petit and Blakesly, the sec
and by Walter l.. Blossom, the third by
i. NJ. Frank, the fourth by Eckert and
Burke, the nth by Burke and Garrison,
the sixth by Babcock and Silvorman
md the seventh by o. ID. Garrison. A
month or so ago Messrs. Burke and
Gurrison's bond expired and Mr.. Gar
risOn Individually got an extension of
sixty days. He Immediately entered into
negotiations with Charles Hussy for the
purchase of the mine, and has been
active ever since in bringing about n
cash transfer entirely satisfactory to
both sides The sale is another of those
happy transactions which have been
quite frequent in the Cpur d'Alcnc,
whereby large number of poor pros
pectors have been rewarded for their
privations and labor.
The Evening mine lies directly below
the Morning, and was in every way es-
sential to Mr.. Hussey, toayoid conflict
in and about his property. The ore
body which was opened out in the Morn
ing by two largeytunnels, under the di-
rection of Martin Curran, the foreman,
and one of the best miners who ever
struck this camp, was also found in the
third or lower tunnel which runs
through the Evening to reach the Morn
ing. Taking the depth at which
this ore was struck, il is safe to
assert that Charles Hussey Is now
the owner of the largest developed body
of silver.lead ore in the Ceur d'Alcne
II will approximate an average
width of six feet for distance of $50
feet and known depth of fully 400 feet.
Ore was also coming in again in the
center tunnel of the Morning, two weeks
since, during visit of the Sun reporter
to the mine with G. c. Eckert, the enter
prising merchant of Mullan. Consider
able ore has also been developed in the
Evening about 1000 feet southwest of
this body, and taking the Two PROPOSE
ton together they form most inter
csting feature in the computation of the
mineral resources of this camp. Mullan
has reason to be proud of such mines,
and we hope many more of them will be
developed.
, 1889-08-15

my money, and the present is the best
time. We will invest more money than
we did before. The bank building VIII
he solid brick structure, three stories
high, and will cost $l50,00O. As far MS !
can hear thero Is no distress and every
want is supplied"
Councilman +. A. Bettes, If Spokane,
IL here to consult the Northern Pacific
railroad managers as TO rebates on rates,
etc, "My interview with the railroad
people is worth $3.50, 600 to our citizens
said he. "ro start with they gave US a
$40 900 cash contribution to our relief
fund. They will transport building ma
terial to the city from all parts at the
actual cost of transportation, and have
given us a rate of | cent a mile for all
persons who desire to leave the city, but
| am happy TO say that we needn't take
much advantage of the latter. More peo.
pie arrive than depart. The reduction
In freight rates will be u wonderful help
in building up the. place, and will do
more to restore good feeling between the
railroad aud our people than anything
that could have happened"