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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
THE TALK or THE DAY.

Erclc>ia>tical nomenclature has fooirh ih'hN al
ambitious reporter. The other day western paper
in small town announced that the rector "' 'ht
Episcopal Church was about to resign i'" '"c ''o'
and become honorary chaSube.
Go; , SHOW When John IogarJnS. an Idaho t"'Ih
wa, n,oriaii, wounded the other dgy. ~" "nv gnno
deed hc could think II 10 tell the pira'"'r WIZ" x
called in Wa that he refused to Hipo u man W.
II rents. II was decided that he ma" >"h' n..'
show for the next world show worth cent Ut wv"
--tDctrolt Free Press.
In a town not a tllorr>and miles from TINS rty
r,cently an Engli,hman 1T public reception wa
making himself an as generally by his vanity ana
arrogance. In a cv.ivri ,:On with bwghf AHcr""'
lady, there va, II reference made to some OF the of
famc, Of America. &" Do you KNOW r'm'r"'" '''c
Triton. with his most >uprrciiIouS drawl that II
always amuScs me when any one speaks "f "" ''''"'
m the states because it i, utterly absurd YOU know
OF course in England il i, different. For Instance
can trac" my family back to william til" ''naucrer
without the ,li.h,c,, trouble Indeed. replied the
lady with a merry twinkle. am surprise" AZ mat
had an idea that you could 20 back at Last is i"i
liaalam', ass
"wia, !, the sddr,.,> Of .Thr Weekly Hannci:'7
don't know. >Ir. sad Johnny.
Well run over to Mr. browns ahd borrow 'op,
Of thl> WrcA> paper. and we'll soon hnd ont. WANT
to write Il note il tir ''i"r. >,
And he signed himself oi >ib> 'iD'f' n'""'
Ilad".
Denver. tno",dp. a~rr"> I" l." m''r''"'' "'"
and a, such thing, - IA the b">ihns West ""' ''
with good r,i,on. \ud Vet II j. IL" ~ MANY years ''"'
d,,hr.r t.nri citlt.n - Denver placed III" following
Graphic >l.u ~ 'front.' of h> cabin: T"ishri IL ONT
her. two y.ar,. Result stock on hand I'VE To"
lrud>. -.vcn Waller dos. 80 feet down /" water
iny nr, wood and GIa>-. Hell all around s'"i
bless oar home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16

AcADENY-S:l9-Pahtomine
aRoApWAY THHArKE-S-The hssy Monarch
0y,Ot raHArkD-s:lt-My Aunt Bridget
nRorHERHOoD PARK-A-Ba1seah
cAeyNc-s,l6-Ame AnGoe
NAiYa rNkATRE-Si3-A Poor Relation.
EDEN NUSBE-Wsx TabisAaa
N ANb OPERA HOUSES Hands AerOss the Sea.
HANNEhsrEIN's HARLEM OPERA HOUsE-Sia-Ths
Editor.
ROSTER 4 BfAL0-S-(ArmencitA.
LYCEUN THEArR1-e:3o-TAs Master OF ~oodoarro~'
MADISON SQUARE THEArAk-G3s-BsAu Brn.msL
MINERS sTH.AvE. THEATAH-6-Ono Error.
sew PARK THEATkE-8:l5-A Paflof AatcL
NEW POLO GROUNDS -%-BasetAl.
NiDto'0 0ANDEN-U-1he Pupil 10 Magic
SALNxWS THEATKE-S-Ths Rei Tiussar
PROcroks 23D.sT. TAEATkE-sl5-Al tile Com'or"
Homo
STAR T4EArkE-S-The Senator.
STANDARD rHBATRE-s- Csnenceau Case.
UNION SQUARE rMHArRE-y:l3-The County Far.
l<rn STREET THBATRE-S-Good Old Times
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16

If,"I'vc lr"n larp' rover
TlIn'i.h th' H. ID 81 fragrant clover,
Whr.r hf" /, All \ ~,mpl. iuuui Of bis.
when -" 'ur IN = >inlHnf
Md the >',r, fault. vinhng
Iou IAN all to miud picture such a t'i~:
IIark: TIA" COW arr honcwart roaming
car az thrr. CENT, l,winr through n" deIl'.
,,mr, ,I" -"fl, 'an:Ir. .ln-'"
'nd the OF repeated echo II n" bills
>ra,' = 'on r,"'n,': VII nns ,'r
N'n,, - 'r' ~" -'"'''~ "" ~; h..
Md he t'i N"iT> that MAJ them 9'I"'S' -F""
Thm.l | wander .,r and adm
FROM 80, dear old home. hD0 gladly
! IT,. al. ia. ,Arr.>l,r! ~c"n"> Of long ae'.
"k IT,. cows , ar, "H n.,,, r., ,nt..
Nnd from ont the bo>ky dlnglc
And IN; i.', Of r' rcp ,s, echo Of n. bells.
-uhlcaeo Evening Post
.r,c ,..,,p ;.,cnin, ,.rtrt"" toll pleasant
,;,,r, about 49,, >ni Il a prominent man. When
Ia. Wa "A SUDDEN; -! Harvard h" took f'p W">' ~
ono Il ~, Vacations. lie Wa greatly 'nfcre'"n "
,7lr ,d affairs aud happened e. fan INF" converse
,,,i with a. l.''S who also >"cin'd I" hI"w
I,tl. ,, lin, -, i",t the Way - thl' A." ih'
talked ,,.nu railroads .o" DEAF and tie v"'in- ma
uu,ut,,d himself very ,rdiibN. li'' ne" ircn'
lad i:ulw.u.rd himself SIMPLY ~ Nr. smith. ht !"
,N Mr. -ruih nd IN" young college man "a
han ed pee ,nlal cards before III" ulp was c''"ei
,ioi;i> iri"r, II" Wa graduated the Young man re
.ri>r II na,trr,u. oHrr from bie railroad company
tl,,..,lI IT. pr,idrn'. >arn' Mr. smith. call Inn
,.,,u rhit W. several ,"i'~ aAp. That N"Hn-
MAJ tnda; !, r.'inc r.r"a'i man. VIII" ha> already
climbed uaiN rounds ~ rl" railroad ladder
IN. u,a,N "i' II n"th'd '"l~"'n snail hN, /"
~" ..'m" :iWil' t"h" "ni N " rN ,p"i ~ hr,'i
a dentist. nd Will wanted !" f,'"" nit II va
"ul, iN The prunu-r al bri'' r.n IN nl"ii.' e"
hn ava, from ih. office wi.hnut active rl"r',
tsII ~ e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
Join Bull. LEFT OFT.
From The Boston Journal.

From The Boston Journal.
II = u matter Of record that Of recent wears when
reciprocity proposal has really assumed tangible shape
the Free Traders have opposed II "n the gronnd Una.
its ultimate effect wnnld only b. 10 extend tn" wall
OF protection. \ reciprocity which does nor hVolN"
the opening u! the american market t. tn" free entry
Of the PRODUCES OF sheffield. Manchester and Birmng
ham apparently finds no great favor with the poll.
ticinnS ~ the Democracy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16

Speaker Reed g"In. 10 lend ms powerful aid
10 Major Mckinney in The unequal h.hi which
The latter ID making III A district which tho DINO
rrats have done all III ihcIr power 10 ~rrst from
him The outluoi il moi 1to.cihrr ,>cotitn gang.
however The Mayor - r"'"I igi"r. ?nl tine
Speakers ir'p VIII Do inNauah.c w man h-ii"r
deserves IL win man in9 gallant ind able chair
man "f The Ways aud Means t"mnfirr. 4 small
majority Will s' JIsi ~ acceptable :" him - Mr..
Reeds bg one 4" Tho nIin from Mime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
I'N,'IE ~\N SCR UpAKplNi, MONEY

From The l;amo \m"riral.
secretary Window hn~ riI,' tualh ~il'rn"d the "p
pnucnt, -, the Ndnlni- from -pl"''n x
nnrinrr hav' i,smIt"nN i>."ri Il mat thu l"Lt,ln-
r i\ t',r i,uN'inincni wd> on" 81 the 'hlrt
OF the uiuiIcN >triuH"n'N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
WORTH WATtlllNG.

From The Detroit Tribune.
Don't fail 10 keep track Of that constitutional Con.
veniiOn IN Mississippi II has taken contract to
nullfy the Fifteenth Amendment to the Federal Con
sutOn, and everybody should be Interested IN seeing
how they do II. The Federal Government Is pretty
small potatoes down that way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16

, ce,oral Raum should not hesitate to produce
such proof
In conclusion, let us remind the comm'''eo
that the only way to have an investigation ~
TO Investigate"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
IL Has srKIrK A SNAti

From The Washington Post
The ohio Democrat, mad" "a great mistake when th"v
failed to take out ace irn Insurance policy on
their Congressional rLILlr dazzle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
Jnoex to Advertisements.
Business Eotlfes.

TRIBUNE TERMS TO NAIL sUDsCKlsEKA
DALI, d.,. week. .a.iS s!Ssa - IS " !"
F:5i;, " 41;ssss s'n .!:,:: sSs ;& s8
Well Tribune; 59G3
Pssssss pr.paid BY Tribune Daily :nd sapday
Bsiy ssmi.W.eky and Weekly foreign counties: in
Remit By Postal Order. Express Order chscs Drs" Or
C.sS o. Pcsssi Not. II sent 10 unresssered letter.
wll Be st owner riss "a. v.. s.v.vo,s
address eli correspondence simply The Tribune" Ns"
York,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16

Sir Benjamin Baker. well known from ms
connection with the great Firth of Forth
Bridge has no faith in the future OF the Pam
am, Canal. In the interview elsewhere re-
uorted he estimates the lowest cost OF COM
nletine it. a. 5000. 900 900. and the convert
ing of it into a ship railway he considers I'M
practicable The opinion of 80 competent an
expert should do something to discourage the
throwing away of any more money in the cost
" Panama ditch Sir Benjamin. it will be OBJ
served. regards the Nicaragua Canal scheme
as entirely feasible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16

Colonel Fellows has returned Ia his on %. still
somewhat disabled 10y ia" accident winch br.ri
INN - fortnight ae". The Disii"i- Nt"Inr, Is
pretty we'll used 4" hius sc"l,lci. hui not witn hot
water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16

market. We presume there will he no DIM
Guilty now in having even the enormous num-
her of ballots required in this city printed IN
the time between the date when all n0m'na'
tons must have been made and Election Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16

1t will not be long now before the Tarn
bill ia in the hands of Conference Committees
representing both branches of Congress. The
bill was taken up in the House yesterday, when
non.concurrence in the Senatc's amendments
was voted and provision made for Conference
Committee The Democrats undertook their
usual tactics of obstruction. which were I'M
successful but laid them open to deserved re-
b,ke at the hands of Major Mckinley Inc
Senate cOnferecS on the Tariff bill have al
ready been appointed those of the House VIII
probably he named Tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16


The September number of I ne Iri"iinr Monthly.
for which fine line Of adlcftlsin. ir'l lircc adj
vance orders have been srrui,r is now icaiS
/. il cutitlrd A Summer n, { laui,il,,Il.," "A ii
c,utaius , hi>,or, II ,hc Assembly. A complete
rcc,rd ut tho lectures and entertainment, 4! ;I,
.c.s.,n rccru,y closed AMI a smrlr To- ia, grour.,i,
and nu,d,ns. II Is an unusually hnn.!,,lr. and
tclliccurr taste and p,in>'altirg ca.r the
,,,y,mcu, "a which thi. llii tnlumr bears witness
i, ,nc ,f ,lr most ,,uuor,ani m tots IT, rr ~ rblcm
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16

The brick manufacturers have at last made
up their minds to take steps in the direction
of Furnishing for criminal conspiracy the walk
ing delegates who are responsible for the boy
colt that has caused so much trouble for several
weeks. 1t il surprising that this was not done
before. 4 prima-facie case under the law
against conspiracy was presented the moment
the boycott was ordered by the walking dele
gates This is double boycott, however, and
it is possible that the walking delegates may
seek to "get square" with the manufacturers
by charging them likewise with criminal cJn-
spracy.
Mayor Grant has evolved out Of his inner
consciousness a series of reasons why the CEN
sus recently taken in this city cannot be COR
rect. His statement on the subject consists
LARGELY of 81 do not believe" 81 believe"
cit does not seem possible" etc. Meantime
the Health Department has set the sanitary
police ct work to make recount in one of the
downtown wards in which a decrease OF pop
ulation was shown by the census. The result
of MA recount will furnish something definite
10 10 upon. II Mayor Grant had been shrewd-
or. he would have postponed for day or two
his diatribe upon Commissioner Porters work.
It is possible that he may find that he fred his
broadside without sufficient preparation
Attorney General Tabor takes common
sense view Of the provision of the Ballot
Reform law which requires the consecutive
numbering of the ballots. The law says that
nothing but the number shall appear on the
stub. Mr.. Tabor holds that no violence will
he done to the law il the abbreviatiOn "No."
&. nlaced before tho HR,re or figures. The
force of his decision is that it permits the use.
in the printing Of the ballots. OF large num-
Der of machines which 0n only fix the num-
hers in connection with "No." It also punct-
ures the monopoly Of the Brooklyn firm who
manufacture numbering machines and who
s.,noeed they he'd elfectually cosnered tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-16
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRONICLED AND CRITICISED BY Mr.. Ed
MCND YATES

THE COSTLY IMPROVEMENTS AT osboNNA
QUEEN ELIZABETH OF RoUMANIA INvdrEl
TO BALMoRAL-EMpREss FREDERICK
CANON LIDDON-THE ORDERS TO
TIE TrIAMEs-CoACHING IN
FRANCE LOCH GARRY
ESTATE TO BE SOLD.
lBr CABLE TO TIE TRIBrHE.J
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-05

machinery in place has been tedious
task and the management deserve
success for attempting 10 open the pro-
pcrty at this time OF year
The showing on the TOWNSHIP IL said 70
be lettering; the work is still confined To
test-pitting. So soon as the snow Ais
appears a shaft will be commenced and
carried down sufficient depth and cross
cuts and drifts started.
An electric light plant is soon 60 be
placed at the Paint River mine, at least
there Is strong talk that way now.
The management will not stop until the
mine is in proper shape towork rs cheap
~ as the best 81 them.
The Shafcr Iron Co. has sold 10000
tons of the 90 out put Of the Shaier
mine Members of the Chicago Furnace
CO., are interested in the property and
viii also use good size block Of the ORE.
1t is snid the May mine wiIbe e-opcncd
as soon ns the snow goeS. A hair body
Of merchantnbe ore has been developed
and there is money TO be made in work
ing the mine, IL is said.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-05
Order of Hearing.

First publication Mch l 3, last Apr. &
state OF Michigan, county OF lron--SS. At a
session of the Probate court for said county,
held at the Probate Office, Ia the village OF Crss
year One thousand. eight hundred and ninety.
Present. Hon WIN. i. Brown, judge of Probate.
Ia the matter OF the estate OF Mats l~Sitkr~on
PerikOrpi decreased ON reading aud filing the
petition. duly verified, az Emil koskinen, " APP
pears that said deceased departed this life ut
the township OF crystal Falls, in said county on
the 10th day OF May 1889, leaving no last viii
and testament. that the names, ages, residence.
ard relationship 60 the deceased. OF the heirs at
law OF said deceased, are follows. Maria
siding ~ Mictap Town, county uf WauSOi, Finn
la Il. and Mats lssakSSon PerukOrpi, son Of
snid deceased. aged about three years, residing
with the widow 81 said deceased, and praying,
among other things. that Charles j. Lind, or
some other suitable pei son, be appointed adj
ordered, that Monday. the 7th day OF April,
next. az ten o'clock In the forenoon. be assigned
for the hearing ut said petition. aud That the
heirs ~ law Of said deceased. and all other per.
sons interested w said estate, are required 10
appear ~ session OF said court, then TO be
holden ia the Probate Office. In the village OF
Crystal Falls. and show cause, II amy there be,
why the prayer of the petitioner should not be
granted. Aud 10 ~ further ordered, that said
petitioner give notice 60 the heirs at law and all
pendehcy Of said petition, aud the hearing there
Of by causing copy al this order 10 be pub
liNhed In THE DIAMOND DRILt. ~ newspaper
printed aud circulated la said county, three sue
cessive weeks previous Go said day OF hearing.
and that notice 81 the pcndrncy OF said petition
the city Of New York by mailing to said consul
q copy hereof sixty days before said day Of
hearing. WILLIAM j, BROWN,
"a true copyl Judge of Probate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Wheels.
Gypsics.
Register.
April showers.
Eggs tomorrow.
Remember the cantata.
The Gypsies are coming.
BE sure you are registered.
Do not fail Co go and see the Gypsics.
Keep a sharp lookout for the Gypses.
A year ago the ground was free OF
snow.
Gill Main is proving himself n model
officer.
Go to Bowers for wall paper and
paints.
Vote the thirty thousand dollarappro-
priation.
Ribbons, tips, etc, at Kimball 4
nocking's.
Fred. IIeinhoIdt, OF Stambaugh was a
visitor Monday
school commences next Monday, after
a weeks vacation.
Iron River people report a boom in
their town. Good.
Kirk Hrmrod, OF Chicago, was at the
Shnier mine yesterday
Miss Ida Gibbs. OF Menomince, visited
old time friends in this city this week
Hats and bonnets trimmed TO latest
styles by Mesdamcs Kimball 4 Hooking.
ia. stunpi went To Marincttc Tues
day. where he will make his home for "a
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Frankel rejoice at the
arrival OF a sonat their home Wednesday
night.
Crystal Falls now has a silver cornet
band. The instruments arrived early
this week and consists OF eighteen pieces.
Nine Of the band boys are old-timers.
The services Of an outside tutor viii be
secured and.the members expect 20 put
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-05


tributable, perhaps, to the TACT that con-
sumers are fairly well stocked. A long
period Of dulness az Pittsburgh has made
sellers more hungry Tor business than
ever, and the cagcrness displayed 20 SEE
cure possible sale only confirms CON
sumers in their present policy of holding
off as long NJ possible and in demanding
marked concessions from the prices
asked Increasing stocks and lack of
orders are playing havoc with prices, re-
CARELESS OF the enhanced costs, and il il
claimed that iron can now be bought at
figures that seemed prepostero,isly low
a few weeks aeo.--Iron Ore-For all
the business transacted in this market
during the week. iron Gre might as well
be ont of sale Very little attention is
being paid Ia the immediate future, while
the November rush several mines have
engaged TO furnish, and upon that basis
have actually sold great deal more ore
than they will he able 80 produce before
the close 81 navigation. These fears are
accumulated 10y the strikes in the Lake
Superior country, So that the success OF
the coming season is hy no means rs
assured as il seemed To be two months
ago Another question % mo- inconsider-
able magnitude that is being agitnted is
the problem Of storing hematitcs SOFAS Co
avoid she loss now resulting TO purchas-
ers, and which, by reason 81 moisture,
amounts, ia individual cnscs. 20 two.
three and even four per cent This
shrinkagc, while a dead loss to the
fumace-men, 10y no means benefits the
producer, the railway companies and
dock people pockctng the difference
Efforts are to be made To induce the
railways 10 provide adequate shelter for
hematites while in their charge and prior
to shipment, so as to keep out moisture.
Pig Iron. AT the present rate OF
pricc-cutting, il il but short time until
quotations shall have gone down to
keep certain famous citizen company.
sat the bottom ~ the sea" The market
il characterized b. lack uf confidence
and, consequently, an absence 81 buyers.
To bc sure, the consumption 81 pig
material continues without any pre-
ceptible falling off. and stocks do not
seem to grow much larger but what iron
is bought, is in small lots, and at odd
and uncertain prices. Each cut Of a
quarter j. sure Go bring on another cut.
for competition is keen, and the making
OF iron out 81 last seasons ore il still
profitable. How long the market will be
able to submit to this pounding, remains
20 bc seen. In the meantime, Bcssemer
has been sold in the Mahonng Valley,
during the week. at Sl9.75 cash, aud
foundry grades are in thy with the
head al the list For all that, the fur
nacvs claim to average fair price at the
end 81 the year, taking one price with
another. One 81 the largest concerns .of
this character holds that the average
must he found by the average prices OF
the market for the year, the present
Bessefner sales going in with those made
two months ago, at SOB 30 and better
still the condition 81 affairs is not en-
cournging at present, and the result may
be- found IN the retirement from active
work OF number Of stacks by May or
June, unless change for the better shall
have come by that time.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-05
Election Notice.

STATE OF MICHIGAN.
Department of state.
LANSING. February n, 1890.
TO the Sheriff OF the County 81 Iron,
CRYSTAL FALLS MICHIGAN.
SIN; You are hereby notified that special
election Is Co be held IN the Twenty nth Judicial
Circuit of this state on Monday. the seventh day
of April. A. D. 1890. 90 elect a Circuit judge to
hll the vacancy caused by the resignation OF
ClaudinS r. Grant
IA testimony whereof. have hereunto set my
hand aud affixed the great seal of the state oi
above e. ritten q. X. OsAfuN,
LIS Secretary Of state.
CRYSTAL FALLS. Iron County, Mich,
February, IL, 1890.
I'm accordance with the foregoing notice. the
election therein specified will be held In this
county. aud the township and other officers
whose duty II n will make the necessary arrange.
ments therefor. JOHN =. MCLEAN,
Sheriff of Irou County.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-05

NOTES FROM THIS AND OTHER
MINING DISTRICTS.

ruERE SEEMS TO BE No CAUSE FOR ALARM
AT TINS END or THE LIMA healthy
FEELING PREVAILS AND GREAT
ACTIVITY Is OBSERVED oN ALL
sIDEs--TuE ARMENIA n
COOP oNE--A COLUMN
0F MINE MATTERS.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-05

Nofice Is hereby given 90 the doctors ~ the
township 81 Crystal Falls. iu Che county 81 Iron
and state Of Michigan. that the next ensuing
township election viii he held ON the hr~t Mon.
day n April next. being the seventh l1tD day
~ said month. at the toxin BAR, in said town.
ship. nt which election the following oNiccr~ are
10 be NAOnen. 90 VII
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-05
Opening ofthe New
o parlors,
In the
kIMBALL \ BLOCK,
Mrs. R. kimball and Mrs. J.F. HoCkins.

80
4 mn aDd complete line or SEASON
iBLE MILLINERY always on hand.
This viii include an the latest AMI most
fashionable styles of Mats, BonnetS,
Flowers and general trimmings. Hats
and Bonnefs trimmed 10 Order
Crystal Falls Ladies' are Invited to give "a call
aud inspect our goods beiore purchasing else
where. Ne Are ALSO enabled tonnnounce that Ia
"A week or ten days We VIII add a
DTeSS-Nakins Department,
Which viii De presided over by - dress.mRker ~
iaun, experience Ia that llne of business And an
WORK entrusted Go onr c4v will receive prompt
attention.
roHr Patronage Respectfully Solicited
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-05
Stockholders. Meeting.

First publication Mch. A. last Apr 3.
Office 81 the Mastodon Iron Co.. corner Rush
and North Water streets, Chicago, III.
NOTICE THE annual meeting Of the Mastodon
Iron Co for the election 81 directors and for
the transaction ~ such other business AS may
properly come before the meeting viii be held &C
the Office 81 the company, corner Rush aud
North Water streets, Chicago H.. on Wedner.
day, April 9th ~ ten O'Clock A. m. Chicago,
February 20 1890. JOSEPH AUSTRIAN,
SECRETARY and Treasurer
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-05
stookhoIders' Meeting.

First publication Mch. %. last Apr, q.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders ~ the
Groveinnd Iron Mining Co.. viii De held nt the
club room OF the sherman House. Chicago, iii.
noiS. Tuesday, April y, 1890, no 2 O'Clock D. m.
for the purposes oi electug directors for the ca.
sucing year. and the transaction of any either
business. which may properly come before the
meeting By order oi the directors. Chicago.
March 20. $500. r.. IL WHirE Secretary.