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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-07
THE sUB.TREAsURY STATEMENT.

Saturday. April 6-p. m.
By the operations at the Ncw-York Sub-Treas-
ury IN the work ended last night, which included
the paymer, 0: s64.SO0 for purchased bonds the
associated banks gained sl,5OO474. The state
ment for the last week reports loss Of Sj,Sl4,50O
cash, which proves that the movement Of MONEY
from the centre was much larger than had been
expected. II is highly probable, however, that
the statement reflects not the outflow of the past
week niune but the aggregate movement for sew
eral weeks The contraction Of loans wns con-
siderable ami the decrease in deposits was con"
sstenr with the other changes. The statement
resulted in loss Of s4,040,55O TO the surplus re-
serve. which is now si,4OO,575, aGainst 5000
s75 year ago. s4.1i6.575 in the same week in
ss7 aud sl5.555.s75 in 1886.
Tho following are comparative statements Of March
an ana April @,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-07

The only transactions in State bonds were in
Tennessee settlement 80 at ~. There were no
sales Of city bank stocks.
Railroad bonds were moderately active and
higher Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe IS further
advanced the fraction to 79 l-2. Texas and Pa
ciic frSts and seconds closed S;S per cent higher
at 80 10 and 81 So respectively. Reading gen.
eral mortgages gained IA at 90 "a, and first in
comes the same fraction at 81 l-2. Houston and
Texas Central general mortgages rose per cent to
&c. The only declines Of Importance occurred in
Atlantic and Pacific incomes which yielded IA
10 1914, and Erie first consols, which declined
5-8 per cent TO 80 7-6
In the unlisted department Of the Stock EX-
chang Cotton Oil certificates sold l3,735) from
SOL to So 7-Sa56 la with final loss OF l2 per
cent, and similar losses were suffered by National
Lead Trusts $3.50, which declined to Fl "a, and
in Sugar Refncres Il 1872, which closed 3-s lower
at 81. The only other transactions were In Bruins
wick Company Il 1000 at 20 3-4 and 90 IS
Money was nominal, ns usual on Saturday, ut
3 10 l-2 per cent on call.
The Sub-TreaBury was debtor to the Clearing
Gouse S744,032.
TREASURY STATEMENTS.
The customs receipts reported at Washington
to-day were Sj05,408, and the internal revenue
ury received s2l1 341 National bank notes for re-
demption, and the receipts Tor the week were
' The United States Treasury now holds s152:
GsS 900 United States bonds to secure National
bank note circulation, as follows:
Currency O' 80. 81 500 SS
F FoE S SsT sepI s per ioi0757OO
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week;
s352, 900; bonds Withdrawn, S2,l7S26O. Nauonal
hank note circulation outstanding-currency notes
s22O 545 O07; gold notes 81 ", 742; against which
is held the sum Of $50, 621 ,SBo.
In London British consols were firm at vs. 81
for money, and q shade higher at OS 5-S Tor the
account Rates for money were unchanged, ana
bor silver was steady at AZ I'D. an ounce; Amerl-
can railway shares were higher In sympathy with
the advance in this market, and closed dnil ana
strong. At Paris French per cents rallied 10
$3.50. -
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NEW-YORh.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT EEWYoRR
T.. a., ,,.nL 1897 1888. 1889
pr7 For , tsS week. s2iG26io se2d58is $500 s2a
Tot,I for week es7272Ss sll,lT00lg 81 es9. 509
Previously ppted. 1i6.siA6s7 l"'4AhO4Z IooV-o,ooo
Totll since Jan. IsI25 672i4 si5@Olhooi SsEoO''Oo@
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT NEW IoHh' 80,
F2s tss rsp,sd 4 '5S5p sass ss65
Total since Jan. /. S4,sS2o7o s3'bI4.Sos sZ'-'"0o
EXPORTS OF SPECIE AT HEw.foEk.
., - -, sH62o55 s2spolo s567601
fn or mo ren,ted eo68si9 7l7S926 1i'4632S
-.,,, ,,0,o Ian s6sIGoI s7,4O4,8i5 sI2.O7O7as
RAILROAD EARNINGS
,,rv. Yong CENTRAL. AND HUDSON RIVER
,,on,5 q, March s2oi9slo 60 $40 900 e. ssl 5S9
i 20 Mach al ~ $3.50 36l SIZE, 100 S,OJ3419
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Ocean Cleaners.

oELRIons q CO.. No bowling Green.
DACIFIG. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
il LINES nor CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA, F,
oESTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From Hew.Yort pier foot OF Canast n r.
NEWPORT sails Wednesday April 10, noon.
From San FJaRcfseI. LIST and 1r1nnan Sta,
For China END Japan
CITY OF SYDNEY sails Monday, Aprll 10 y. m
For freight passage and general information gppY AZ
y. J. BULLY, Superintendent
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A MoEUMagT 10 sryERAL MCCLELLAN.

Philadelphia. Aprii speciai,.--The George D. Nc
caeiian Association Of this city win, on september
II next erect . monument IN Paramount Park 70
General Mecienan. The monument is 10 cost S1oVUu.
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NJ EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOUR.TRACK TRUNK LINE
On and after February 3, trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,

| ssss ,sa SqR ARs dssna
via D. II. R. r. also East Albany TO St. Adams. via
% so a. M, FAMOUS sTEAM.HEATED VEST.
T2D compSSsa eIeiSsyey d 5ases smoking car
ea TIa RsccSese snf Bu5 E ceSaSd ~
ledo etc, arriving AZ Chicago &C 9:o0 M Indianapolis
q @ r IN train for Columbus cacnna Com
mencng Sunday April TIC new compartments sleeping
VA be place. e In Se EkSss for Niagara Falls To-
ronio Cleveland, Cincinnati, indianapolis Detroit and
Chieago drawing SaSs 20 SsnandasSa and RGehess
for Saratoga, Lake George. Rutland Bennington. North
Adams &c. Drawing room cars e Toy ,v,,,
80 % nes rGy Iy t enc o'e' special win
90 IA n M ACCOMMODATION 70 Albany and Troy. Con.
meets for Wlismsto%n, North Adan' and intermediate
g D. NJ Fast Chicago, Cincinnati and St. Louis tx.
gas Sa BSs SqiDsa;S1 BsEdsf n.
Detroit and Chicago with vestbued and steam heated
Sleeping an1 M Montreal and Canandaigua Express
seepns cars to Montreal Via ROuse,s Polnt and Vie So
Adams daily and to Syracuse s S and ,H ss
Man Lmis sd c asTiyss p sSesesssf
10, NagSrP Fails. Toronto Cleveland, Cincinnati
danapo ST. Louis Detroit and Chicago with sleeping:
saturday also TO Canandalgua on sundays only.
10 midnight for Saratoga. Whitehall and Rutland No
SibSny Connects at Albany with train for the West
Tickets and space M dlawingroom ana GA
sale Grand Central satlOn AIS 5sS and 9ts BrSsdw
isth station New.YoTk; 1888 Washington and 100 Full.
ton sts and sos BedfOrd:av E. D.. BROOKLYN
run daily others daily except Sunday Stop at 1Sssh
ST. station 70 take up passengers Tor North ana west
FAST pITrsFIELD AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL,
with elegant Wagner Drawing Room leaves Grand
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RaIiroGos.

NEW LINE TO
= WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE,
VIA
CENTRAL. r. r OF NEw.JERSEY,
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD,
and
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
SOLID TEAINs-No TRANSFERS.
NO EXTRA FARE FOR FAST TINE.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS
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WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

follows: Exchanges, sI17,2e2, es2; balances,
$5,56e,e60. For the week: Exchanges,
s7lldiS,soo; balances, sas,7O2,Oos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-07

ERIE RAILWAY.-TicketO Offices, 401, 317s
~ I'll and 057 Broadway 153 12 Bowey. ! Battsy
Place, Chambers and 2Sd Streets ferries NewIork 5SI
and 1913 Futonst Brooklyn; 107 Broadway, Williams.
burg; Newark and Hudson sts Hoboken; aud New
Car and orders for checking and transfer Of
baggage obtained. Express trains leave 23dsG
mnutes earlier than time shown from ChamberSst; local
a N. q 80 a. Sundays, Day Express. Pullman
Buffet Drawng-room Coaches 70 Buffalo.
10 80 a. IA. week days, Parlor Car 70 Ringhamtons
osWegO, Elmira, Corning and Homellsyille.
solid Pullman traa Day and buffet Sleeping Coaches e
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Cleveland Chisaso Cincinnati ana
ST. Louis No extra charge for fast time.
$3.50 y. m. every day, Chicago Expresss Pullman
BaTaio cRclnnati aid Chicago: CO., 90 800 -
nod SG'lI'iia As 8? l5 "a SO g.
800. Q. $40. 80. z. 80, 8. 10 80. IL night 80
f?4i;ss' SSfS 1872 g. 90 $50 Sio
$50. z. z 80. o. 10 80 IL night, -
Pa .ts ~ 80 'G s;SG 49, doS 10 $50
Newark and Paterson via Newark. as, 30 $50.
10, II go M $780, AGO. $50. $40, $780, $50
RidrsEo5a. As ESQ. So ssgSS 1890 aS,ih
80 sS1 Z, Sc olo Ssc o. 10 80. il nisns
S SsSsE ~ 3d. 10 o. s;SS $50 ssO
@ddSsoS E and Port Jervs. 4a5 1850. 0. 10 80
r. m. 3 80. 4 80. 8, z, 30 .. m . ~
SUNDAY Set 7s S' s5S H 49, 49, Ssa 10 Sswsi
Express trains from the West arrive in New-York 40
W. J. MURPHY. l.. p. FARMER
SuDt. Eenl Pass. Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-07

PED STAR LINE.
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New. York and Antwerp weekly,
WESTERN LAM -. wednesday, April 10. ! m.
WAESLAND 49,. wednesday, April II, a. 9: 80 a.
Cabin rates First Cabin $50 and upward. Excursion.
siOO and upward. Second Cabin go. Excursion e72
DETER WRIGHT & SONS Gen'l Agts.. Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-07

GEORGE III. DANIELS, General Passenger Agent
J. NJ TOUCEY, General superintendent
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/ EHfGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEYs
~ Trains leave Chambers.st Station week eays ios
500 40 and II 40 rs 80, "a So $40 $40
6:lG. s6:40. 500 30 D. m, IL midnight Sundays. Z.
20 80 q. IN 4, " as p m.
Additional trains TO Cresskill and way 40 N sna
For Manuel. Spring Valley, MOnsey and Tailman&
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FAST PITTsFIELD AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL
with elegant Wagner Drawing Room ears leaves Srand
Central Station Harlem Division daily except Sunday
AZ ;o5 D. m Fast time Superior service.
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BLOOMINGTON LINE.

HUDSON AND CoXsACKIE.
H STEAMER McMANUs, from foot Of Frankln.gt: :,
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS STEAM.
Err WALTER BRETT, from foot OF Jay.st, TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at D. m, connecting
with tho Boston and Albany Railroad.
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Wfsan Cleaners.

A NoHoR LINE: .. s. Mail Steamships.
A s,u-, NEw,IoKK AND LIVERPOOL
ss- CITY OF i.oME Wed, May l.. Nay 90 juno 20
salooa R1ssase, fS9 aId qpSSrS second sass. ESQ.,
From Pier Al, North hYer. foot OF Leroy-sk
Ethiopia April 10 p. m Furnesssa April 81 D.
Anehora.. April 20, a. m. Devona.. ..May g. 4 m
- rates OF passage 70
GLASGOW, LONDONDERRY or LIVERPOOL:
CablDI $50 aud eco Second class $50. Steerage e20
Travellers Circular Letters Of Credit and Drafts any
s%Ggni sSsa 3 lowest s ssrsns rsss
CHARLEsT0N, S, G., the South & Southwest.
" JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS,
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY. - -
From Pier 20, T.. r. foot Roosevelt ST. at 3 d. m
CHEROKEE Charleston and Jacksonville. Tues, April o.
DELAWARE, Wilmington and Fgfnandlna. We'd APR 10
IR0QU0JS new, Chas and jacksonville. FFi April IL
SEMINOLE Charleston and Jacksonville Tues. Apr 10
undsy GDGs P faess s3 q one per
7. c. Eyer, C. E A G. S F. 8 P Lane, sis hwy, NY.
(IUIoN LINE .nrs ,,,,, sr,,vr,.
E0R QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leave Pier 49, n. r. foot OF EinR.se
ALASKA; TUESDAY April p II 20 .. m
ARIZONA. Tuesday, April %. II 80 In
WISCONSIN ...-..... ..Tuestay April 3d. D M
osOp ps;;ass $50, 600 $50 ana SOD sssOHd cabia
A. NJ UNbERHTLL CO.. IS Broadway. N. y
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GOING STEADILY UPWARD.
STOCKS STILL ON THE RISE.
AToHISoN TAKES THE LEAD IN ACTIVITY.
BONDS AID BANK STOCKS.
eunColA san y

sALEs AT TAn srooK ExcnANeE-ArHIh s
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NATSKILL EVENING LINE.
- Boats Leave iot 64TsK1LL and AZ Wy pnd,Rgs
HoSbAYs, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS
All from foot Of Jay.st.. N. H., at o D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-07

NORTHWESTERN LLOYD SIS. CO.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
NEW. YORK SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Steamers sail from pier f00E Cd ST.. uobokon.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Lain We'd Ap / 10, Aller Wed, April II. q m,
EIbe Sat April 10, p. m. Vera Sat, April 90 a
Elder Tues Apr 49, 80 Saae We'd. ADTil "a pm.
First Cabin s76 and upward berth according 70 loea-
ton Second Cabin $50 berth SceIage e aowest rates
OELRICHS & CO. No. Bowling Green.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1889-01-05
la8s-oNE YEAR AGo-1sss.
Com parison of fhe Commencement oJ the
Years 1858 aud 1852.

Years 1858 0sd 1889.
Many Crystal Falls girls started out 10
win husbands by the Leap Year process.
A considerable number ofthcm have been
successful. and still there are many, it
seems, who lacked courage TO ask FOR
what they wanted.
There was much sickness in this city
and scarcely week passed that several
deaths were not recorded. Now there is
no sickness to speak Of.
II was never dreamed that such n
fourishing literary society as the Crystal
Falls organization, would ever be in
operation.
The present condition of the iron
market is far in advance OF what il WAS
at the beginning OF 1883.
There were many more swear offs to
begin tho year than Is noticeable this
year.
The business outlook was not one-halI
SO bright ms now.
Society in general is in better CON
dition.
The merchants did less business than
now.
Crystal Falls was not SO large ns now.
Snow was three ieet deep on the level.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1889-01-05

First pub. Dec. ~ SS. last Feb 2. 50.
state 81 Michigan The Circuit court for the
county oi irony John Morrison. plaintiff vs.
John Mcdonald Alexander tincKlunon and
John Morrianu defendants. bF virtue oi am
execution issued out OF said court in the above
entitled cauee. have levied upon aud ee.1od nnd
will sell nt pnhlie aurtiou 40 the front Og the
building at which Circuit court FOR said county
ol IRON ~ held. ~ the viliAee nf Crystal Fails la
said county, un Monday. the Ith day oi Feb.
ruAry. a. d. 1880. at O'Clock lu the afternoon
ol said dav. all the following DESCRIBED premises
10 Wit. The undivided one half Interest of the
north hall 81 the southwest Qunrtpr az section
tweuty.Nix. township forty thrae north oi range
thirtYlive west Ia = ~ sw a 81 see 26, Il 10 n oi
X 81 Apatl which above doscrlhed property is
situate aud being ln the township ~ Iron River,
county 81 Iron and state az Michigan. Dated
December iS 1SSS. joins =. MCLEAN, sheriff.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1889-01-05
liroyeIand Iron MInlnr comnnnr.

First pub. Dec 20. 'Ss last Ian. 20. 80.
To the stockholders of the GrOvcland Iron
Mining Company. inu are hereby notified that
a meeting at the stockholders ~ the said COM
pNny will b held ~ It's Office. room 08O '.frhc
Rnokery." No. 2iS InSAllc street Ia the city of
Chicago. Illinois, on Saturday the 2bth day uf
January, a. -. 1850 ~ p o'clock y, M, for the
purpoae Oi considering "a proposition 20 borrow
ou behalf % said company the sum ol hfty
thousand dollars t15o.OnD.l ior iivc years. thc
payment otthr hrannlrfo De secured byn MORTGAGE
or drrd oi trust upon nil the property and iiia
trrt<is ~! said company Said meeting IA called
by order ~ tiie Board ~ Directors ~ said
company. Dated at Chicago. DECEMBER 20
isSN. n. II. MlurE. seCretary.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1889-01-05
ECLIPSE OF THE Sun.

The Noon falsss q bf0 Chunk ont Of use
Suns great DISK.
Crystal Falls people generally were $50
much absorbed In New Year festivities
that they hml no time Co heed the grand
spectacle going On in the western heavens
the partial eclipse of the sun. Many
Others, pcrhnps, knew nothing OF the
event beforehand, not being readers ~
rHE DIAMOND lItII.L. and were therefore
not ON the lookout for H.; but'it occurred
just the same. The sky Yves beautifully
clear, not a cloud 60 be seen. The work
oi cutting off the eupplv oi light begnn
promptly nt $3.50 O'Clock. the black
moon cutting into the lower and right
edge Of the sums disk and for lust an
hour the moon WAS observed 20 creep
slowly over the face oI the sun At n
quarter past four the effect of the oh.
acuration was decided Tho eclipse OF
the sun was caused by tho moon crossing
the suns path Just when the sun was ~
the crossing Of the two opaths. The moon
is moving eastward and In two weeks IL
will reach point exactly opposite the
crossing oi Yesterday, In the meantime.
the slower-mpving sun will still be near
the present crossing or node and this
will cause an eclipse OF the moon. which
will pass through the shadow cnuscd by
the earth cutting off the SUMS light. The
eclipse will be partial, because tho sun
will not be exactly at the present point.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1889-01-05

For some time past there has been
growing between Tom Nelson and Ralph
Atkinson feeling that eneh other Is too
slow ON the walk, on in other words both
have the idea that they can cover more
ground in a given time than the other.
Now "a race is proposed. Both gentle
men have met with misfortune and the
left leg of each s missing from point
between the knee and ankle To aid In
their lucomotion each wears n peg leg
The sporting fraternity OF Crystal Falls
Is very much interested in the curious
race, which will likely take place onmain
street in the near future. Both gentle-
men are remarkably spry on their "pinss
and right lively time can be looked
for
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1889-01-05
Take a Chance.

Ed Currun will rattle horse at Ur-
quhart's saloon Tonight. Mr. Curran is
in very poor health, unable to work and
makes this move to help himself along.
The horse is a good one. All those who
hnve not already purchased chance
should doso before eight to'clock tonight.
Mr. Curran Is also selling tickets for a
rattle Of "a solid gold watch, which viii b.
held at the Lockwood house on the
iMnntieth OF Fehrnary.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1889-01-05
A sweet Child Gone

Gladis, twO-ycarold daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Larson, died nc twelve
o'clock on rhundaY night, II EAombran-
c0us Group. after an illness of hut a few
days. Gladis was n sweet rhild and her
death is sadly mourned by The SORROW
stricken parents, who have the SYM
pathy 81 u large circle Of friends. The
funeral will occur at the Methodist
church at two a'clock tomorrow after
nngu
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1889-01-05
NOTICE.

First publication December NJ. s6s
Notice s hereby given thar Ne whose names
urr hereto subscribed, wiil make application %
the board 81 supertisers iu and for the county
Ol IRON 10 regular plcetna GO be held hy Them
iu nud iur sald county oN The 24fh day ~ fnu-
unry. A. v. 1880 lor nn order 90 be granted hy
shcm incori Grating the following described tor.
rtorv Into % village 20 he named "rhe VILLAGE
OF crystal Fitis, the said territory being the
sputh.eaet unr.4ulr,er (s q itl oi Che south west
one-uutrter 4W I'D and ipt numbered four lif
oi section twenty l2u)s thc north h.etst one-luar-
ter lne t), the eust one half te - ol the north.
west one-quartcr fn w il. tho north. east one
quarter in 20 Oi the southwest one-quarter
ts 50 isl tlle north one-hHN gn ~ OF the south.
east one qInrter a. e ll Of section twenty-nine
t2Al. ths northwest one-quArter "a W iil Of the
southwest oue-qunrter tsw ~ and lots mum.
bercd seVen n. eight - and nine l9) ~ section
twenty eight l2sl AL IA township numbered
iOrty.thrne tiHl north oi raueenuiAhered thirty
Two 1921 west. being im tho township Ol Csystal
Falls, In the county oi Iron aud state az Mich
igan. aud tho undcIse eued being legal voters re-
Siding in stid township: j. H. schwaftz. A.
Lustiicd, Thomas Wills. N. Lachape'ie 3.
Thouin, J. III. Perks. ID. g. Lockwood, Paul r,
Smith, Chns. Lind John Larson. VIM. poNcet.
Max Derlowltz. Clifford Terficn. Ihos Gailvan.
W. n Wlerling John Fisher. ". Tender, Jas.
Brown. VIM Russell, Chas. Gallagher, Albert
Austrian, Chas 81 Henry
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1889-01-05

First pub. Jan . last Frb =. 80.
by Orlcr 0i rhe board of dlrert0rs ~ The Gale.
inul1 Iron Mining Co. thn following described
stock Wl De sold AZ the ulllce oi said company
Ill the village ~ tiornCe, Wis. on the uth day
~ February 1850. nt three y. m ~ public
Nendut 90 the highest bidder. delinquent for the
uun.pHyInent 81 assessment number eight. made
upon said stock on the tenth day Ol November,
isH1. aud due Dec 10 1Ss7. 20 wit ysepb
Riley. Cos sbnfca, amount due. e0o3o, " u
neylln, $40 shares amount due s1I 60. Dated
this 81 day % January 1850.
n. N. boND, prs't A. y. GuENsnURp, sec'y.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1889-01-05

Tae Iasf weftlH0 fhe t4Dsf AesrrssfHl ono
ae faf--Gre Thiis0s PsDnss~ed.
The meeting of rho Literary Socetxon
Wednesday evening WAS well attended
and very spirited The program WIS
carried out m full with thp exception ui
the debate on the annexation of tanndb,
which was hid over for The next meeting
owing TO the absence OF the chief dispu-
tants; "a hat debate WAS substituted,
the members being allowed one minute
each with the subject given them Anew
ieatIre of entertainment entitled "Nam-
ing ol Authors" was introduced and
took well. The house was divided; the
name OF book gwen. It's author Go be
natued by The contestants. In case the
answer was lost the winning side had a
choice from the losers and soon aiterthe
fashion ol an old style spelling contest.
An essay by q. l.. Woodwolth wns well
written aud an able production. An ee-
acy by Mr. Atkinson WAS rendered with
considerable difficulty from the fact that
a greater portion of his chirogrlpby was
undecipherable, even by himself APP
pended is the program for the next meet
ing:
Roll call By quotations
Music,
Fxercise IN giving authors Of familiar poems.
conducted oy Mrs. A. l.. fleweiing
Music
Select rrading-Mrs "a. G Kimbnil.
Epcitatl0n-~Mrs NJ. n. heroWitg
select reading Mrs. y. G. Lockwood.
Music
Original story-M Mira A. l.. FlrweiNne
Debs te-~Resoved that, The United States
annex CAnAda
Music.
The next meeting viii be- held az the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs Flewelling The
roll will be called promptly at eight
o'clock mud IL is earnestly hoped TINT
there viii be- NO cases of tariiness.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1889-01-05
Apron and Neck Tie Dance.

The girls have completed all arrange-
tncnts and will give their party in
Doucet 'sopcra house ON Thursday night
Janumry 10. DO not forget the date; il
viii he treat The committees ARE
as follows: Arianaemcnt-NIi Misses May
Finn, Abby Mckernin and Maggie Me-
Gurty; reception--AIiases May Finn and
Minnie Mciurty; iloor managers--,John
ErisksOn, R0ht Uren, Ben. Schwartzand
VI Tender; Miss Geofgina Thonin, neck
tie girl David Prince will ofiiciate ns
prompter. Music viii be- furnished 10y
the Crystal Falls orchestra, viz: Capt.
II. Bosnnko, cornet: James Wilkinson,
violin: Andy Robbins. basa viol The
bdies will wear aprons and Miss Thnlin
will scll at ten cents each neckties to
match the aprons. The gentleman on
getting a neck tic viii seek The lady who
wears AN apron 10 match, end be her
escort during the evening. supper viii
bo served hot na the stage in the hall,
and al for the small um az 81 90. Cam
YOU afford 60 miss IT, hardly
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1889-01-05

Al. Austrian could not make a ready
sale of his line trntting horse. 40 he ai'-
ranged for rmllo and began selling
tickets &c two dollars each. The rattle
took place in the office ~ the Lockwood
ON New Years day, John III lnrks and
James Wilkinson being the lucky holders
of the winning ticket The horse is Young.
without bemish and splendid road
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