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Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15

csIcAGo. Agg IL
FLous-Sl2ies Bat srnL ssrins wasat Pss-
sats q zs&s 20 sax-rs. $50 40, WHITES
Whe>a Flour FAtsats, q aHS< o. siralxsts
q S1ksA -
WnaAf-Aetfvs asd very unsettled No. 4
casa saa August U<9 sssi sSptsnnsr, St
Uc. Deessa0eF. ss1s sss&e-
CoRs Fairly active and higher No .
HA8Gz.e, No. . felio~, osa 16<xes No s
ol1&azc, No 3 yel3os. ose; August elA Z
slssc. ssptsm Der, So sS5sase: Mar. As14ss .
oAIs-Essier M. & xs5s<sSsscs eepiem
Der. a&S@sasc; MAY, ais1siae Samples
lower. No. 3 z12Ssc; No. White. ss<s3S<c;
Nc. q ss,sg-sase No. hlte. ~ IsSs-
Mss PoRk-Traainx moderately active snc
prices ruled lover. AZ ~ So aiaoo fo< cash
SsGt,al0oo for August. ~ 5D29s7,s tor Sep
semoer and si0 0eozs ie 10 for October
LAkD--Msrket moderately active and prices
lower Quotations ranged As Il. 50 - IS foi
casa o. rs ,.sss IS for August. tebsS sebass fsl
September. and d. Is e7ss for October.
Burrzs-cresmery, is1zoe; Dairy ii6isci
Packing STOCK. loSsc-
PouLrsr-Lrse Chickens. l09i4c per 10.
Live Turkeys s<Si0s per 10. Live DuekA g
I0c per 10. Live Geese, s.osA % per doren
OiIs-wisconsin Prime White. Sc; wstei
White. SIC. Michigan Prime White. ere, Wa
ter White. iosse. Indiana Prime White. s&ei
Water White. foc. Headlight i75 tesI sac.
Gasoline. 81 deg'a i+e; "A dea's sAc.
LIQCoRs--Distllled Spirits ruled steady 81
olIT per gal for nnished goods.
NEW YoRK. AUG. II
WHKAr-Advanced s33Ac on strong cables
and western manipulztions; the foreigners
were selling; Afterward decline OF toke on
realizing. August. HooS 0ioo4, September.
eio6S9i-0eS; October. eiooiA iA0i07; Novem
Der. si.07 S9iUa: December. tL.o7A4L0sA
A. "A
CoRN-Advanced AeBsc; declined h0kc with
wheat; more active No. 9. .6ds7Ac.
OATs-Dull, lower. Western, 4is56c-
PRovIsIoSs-Bcsf-ouio nrm Extra mesa,
e0.5oeiooO, family. eia0o'0i4O. Pork-Quiet.
easy. New raess, ei2000i2.50: old mess,
60 500iL25. extra prime. ei0. ,oeli.0- Lard
Firm, quiet Steam rendered, e6.0
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15

Hsnsrssuse. Pa. aag f4-Charies
y Welt. Who BAD iuss been elect~s en-
scusiv. officer of the ~orsd's FAIR eom-
snis.son fron pennsvlvsnt&. drUpp~d
eeazi en- his wsy from The espssss build
10 Thsrsdzy Aftsrnooa.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15

a bcgler ~ = thrs~h5rz ansehine ~
pk>sd~s rhnrs<isg - Hss~sshs. Esn..
kfisns ths snziassr sad ss5sfsss s~s
sshss n<a
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15

The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer in the manufacture of -four.
Try she LILY WHITE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15

DAD ltff Hpif Reilshse efaags' er.fs
~ - ~ teuth lffsi istHu 81. have ~ largest
eAns smpf@s tie most eefn q teal nas sna
~tii fiee sne fektlaf rates ehefFrs see
- then - act ~ phoasss Ne. - - go estet
tsstssss beafa
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15

WANTED agents make $40 to sanp
" month selling OR gnsas en- their merits.
We want country sna gfsersl sEents. and yiil
take back Al goods uns6id II county aGert
feffs 90 clear slne ard Fens~e attef fslffs
days. trial. Or n feHsgsi avert less thsn sxs.
We wlit send large Illustrated ctrcuiarr snf
letter Stir = special e4ef - Ssif feffiferf sp
File@ for oa ffcr4nf Of tfrfe ane-rfaf stamps,
tFpiy Al once enf at 81 TIRE lseefn ADDRESS
Eenaee ksaasaesarina temesns, Flftsonrf.
"a aN
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wAsTBD-AeEsfR

yVtyTEp-Peftrssf agents; good iHanee-
w e3-Bfs ~ workers. i. J. fserhafHf. -
Waterloo -. inquire ior j. ". Forsyth, Man
ger z2a
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15
FOR SALE.

THE GREATEST BARGAIN in the city Is
that new 9rsam house af ours. just com
plefed. on Buckeye-st.. adjacent to the new
electric railway aud schools. hsil' parior And
sitting room. oak sidewalk on the entire
street. ane maple trees planted. DO not fail
To- look at this properly II you want an Invest
ment or n home. Price s2.g9; You can make
tue terms Turner Carroll. Ss New House
man building.
L'oR SALE-A coal black standard bred horse
four years old coming spring; the finest
combination oi singie-fcoter aud buggy horse
In the city tgggy aHd harness 20 with him AT
bargain. Tuner K Carroll % New House
msn building.
TUE BANKS pay yog but 4 per cent. You
can make y per cent. on your investment
the FIRST rfsr BY buying one of cur choice lots
on South Division. Hall. EuclId cherry. Buck
ryr. West fBton, Watson and other streets.
Turner Carroll a3 New Housernan building
L'OR SALE-->ew hpuse on corfer lot on Day
u toH-st.. and tvs new houses on Hovey sf
This property Is Increasing IN value very rap
tidy and you ran buy either Of these st 81 "a
on your own terms.
TURNER a CARROLL.
G New Hoasemsn Bidg.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15

TOR saLR-I5o lots on or near 5th ave; easy
Il tsfms.
. lots on Union Boulevard; 8 monthly pay
ments
tsH 40 down and sio snonfhly buys . nice
house and lot IN southeast part Of city.
Manfed-s lo.-viii pHf IN horse ss part pay
meat.
$40 to ieaa. J. MILTON PALxER.
q Pear e.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15
FOR RENT-BUsINEss PLACES.

L'OR RENT-Stores and IL Huron-st each
sOx7o feet: alley I'm the rear: suitable for
wholesale business. offees or stores; rent.
sl1.5J per month each. AIS, two second foors
each II o feet. 81 ger muiith each; car -
rented sepafa ate or entire; location one bucA
west OF Canai-st aud one block north of Lyon
81. Anton u. Hodenpyl. ~ aud II Fountain
st. lS4ff
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15
OUR
LEAD ERS!

Realty. Come In.
Vacant lots 10 exchange for farm. No.
house and lot to exchange for farm.
No. ! business property TO exchange for farm.
no farm 10 exchange faf good house and lot
To not fail 10 come here before going else
where.
J.P BROOKS. over Morse's rooms and G..
Phone 1870. once open Wed. and sat. even
ing.
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]. Il. M'KEE & SONS
= M0SROEgT.
y NoSRossr.

1n lots nrsr Fast Fuitsnss sn monthly
~ pssnentr ~ = sseh. Pffres So 10 ssa.
6tHofck 81 y sots a. Lares's easss rosA add
" st fSs sssh. u saksn sssn.
Ion rALt-Etfef nfIi. ~sfb TO- hatffinss
snd tsf1> lot wrA etsssBEed stfh hXsf
et&@@ snsrhts>rs. kzst<s. ~fz sssfhfsers a3asnr
seffh 1rie- s<s - feF EHs stat~ stasfea "a.
sas 50 etss erss ssea taf sssfs tssAs sais,
4 ffnffFp sEaRfa 81 lees ~in hs sNla
- ~ - eseh - s<6Hft3f as7farafz. ffssn
HHffxs - sA1 tar ssssise ist. ~ ths STAT.
Cas- ~ sas<. Il HsHr< sass. = NEAREST
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15
MONEY TO LOAN.

Oh %. % day leans Hzde on aav good Sc
DJs cnrity Jehn b. Martin. Is Canal Il.
MONEY TO LoAS-0n good real estate
W security af per cent. kfnsev Mercer.
e4 10 wiadlcoms building.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15
HTRAYED.

- horse with large fore leg at the left. Any
particulars TO his whereabouts will be suitably
rewarded by Gerrat Stoll. Grsndvillc. MIC -xS
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15
LOST.

7 .0ST-Yesferday morning between q. r
II Natl Bank and steketee's dry goods store.
A9. Finder will please return 10 Steketee' .
store. rs
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-15
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
NoTICE-The moldors employed by the Grand
4 Rapids School Furniture Go. are locked out
OF the said eompanys shop; meiders are re-
qucsted 10 stay away from tirand Rapids az
present BY order OF coumittee. lIaf
The daily state chronicle., 1891-04-26
FOR WOFNEN-


We are now displaying
almost every style Of Swiss
II b ed Cot ton, Ii S l e
Thread and Silk Unerwear,
Sleeveless, Short and Long
Sleeves.
In this collection are some
of the daintiest garments
we have ever displayed, and
our patrons should see the
lines while shown in such
completeness
W. H. & R. 5. Tucker & Co.
1913 and 125 Fayetteville St.
The daily state chronicle., 1891-04-26
REVENUE:

Estimated receipts from canal based upon
the low price OF sl5 pc. horsepower per year
Goal cost from So; to 1907. s1O5. 600
Estimated net receipts from grist mill
per year tx OOO
The daily state chronicle., 1891-04-26
Advantages of Location

OF Great Falls as a manufacturing centre. es-
peclslly for cotton and wood industries. can
hardly be calcu ated
1t has an immense wster-power, raw mate
rial IN the immediate vicinity sufficient to sup
ply the demands of the factories and mills.
labor and building materials abundant and
cheap, accessible from all points by competing
trunk lines (Atlantic Coast Line and sea noard
Air Line Systems), In close proximity to d en-
Water (the distance from II rtnlk being onlv
IS miles), and the great business centres of
the countr., healthy, and possessed of the
most favorable climatic conditions
All industries are seeking proximity to
raw materials and a mild and generous
climate This accounts for the phenome
nal growth In recent ears of manufacto-
tories in the South the increase ia two
years, from 1887 to 1890, being from l.25O.-
GEO to Isis, ,29i spindles in cot on ind ustries
alone.
nB@ Hon. James M. Mullen Qate State
Senator of n. ca and Bonar Mann, ESQ.
OF Petersburg, Va, will, in the course of
the next two weeks, visit the following
points in the interest of said company:
Henderson, Oxford, Durham, Greensboro,
Winston Salem, Raleigh, Wilmington and
other points in the State. Their arrival in
the various places will be duly announced.
Subscrict"ns sent to the PETERSBURG
National Bank will be attended to.
The daily state chronicle., 1891-04-26

Are you paying rent? Then you are
losing money every day. If you are
prepared to pay a small cash margin
we can make the same money build
you beautiful house on an elee ant lot
in the best section of our city. We have
the parties who can and will do this if
you will apply to us at once. Send
your address for our circular entitled
s'HOmes for all on Forty Y ears Credit''
free bv mail.
j. M. BrOughtOn & Co., Agents.
The daily state chronicle., 1891-04-26
Administrators Notice.

Having qualified IS administrator of the
estate of N. V. Denton, deceased, notice is
hereby given to all parties having claims
against said estate to present them to the
undersigned at his Office IN Raleigh on or be-
fore the l6'h day OF April, 1892, or this notice
will be plead in bar of thti recovery.
IN. HOLDING, Administrator.
Ra1e8h, n. u, April 1t, 1881. d. W.
The daily state chronicle., 1891-04-26
ASSETS:

The assets of the 81. 100000 capital, based on
the placing Of all the stock at the minimum
price of so per cent. will be:
S265 eco CASH.
10000 LOTS
900 Acres of additional LAND.
1000 horsepower CANAL.
1900 Bushels.per-day GRiST MILL.
The Company has contyscts for the pur-
chase OF ! large body OF land con aiming about
1900 acres, principally in Halifax county, the
construction OF 1000 horse-p' wer canal,
and the erection OF q 1900 bushe per day
gtist mill
This property is most advantageous.y loca-
ted tor the development Of 1hs water pow r
OF Roanoke River, having river front OF over
tares miles Oh both si1es OF thst stream
where the all le tn greatest.
The daily state chronicle., 1891-04-26

Estimated receipts from canal based upon
the low price OF sl5 pc. horsepower per year:
Goal cost from So to sSO). s1O5 900
Estimated net receipts from grist mill
per year ...... .-................ l5,OOO
Making a yearly dividend of 6 per
cent. Oh the whole stock, or IL per cent.
on the capital invested. In addition to
which Is the revenue from the investment of
the 1865. 90 cash, and from tn sale of the lots
and other land (the largest source of revenue
whose great value is insured by the erection
OF cotton mills, grist mills and other manutac-
tories.
Eight enterprises are already con.
tracted for and Others promise insur.
ing the employment of ii large number
OF hands, the sale of many lots and the
utilization of good portion OF the
horse. .pOWeT at once.
Extracts commendatory of the enterprise of
this companyas SOU ID AND SUBSTANTIAL
INVESTMENT:
Extract from the U. s. Census Report
OF 1880, Volume IG:
The advantage for the Utilization of the
power are eXcellt ut IN all respects, and it is
| wor ny OF the Ca. tul examination of capital
| ists.''
cred at the EOOsic Valley Fair by
Hon. I'll. l.. Dawes, u. 5. Senator:
"There is single undeveloped water-power
| on the Roanoke River superior in every re-
spect to that which to. day furnishes employ
| ment to q, 600 people at Hoiyoke, and 40 600
at Lawrence, and 80 ,000 at Lowell.''
Extract from letter of John l., viii.
| iams. of John l.. Williams & Son.
Bankers, OF Richmond, Va.
81 must say that your enter rprise, in nv
| opinion, rests on bases unusually large AMI
| we'll supported, and that it Possesses rema rka-
| BILE usrantees Of success
Extract from letter addressed to w
Ill. HahHstOn by A. r. Lehman, chi t
engineer of gettysburg and R Rarri.-
burg Railroad and ne ineer IN Chief
OF surveys OF st. Louis river water
power, after CT iticai persona. exa NJ
| nation:
6! know of nothing in the South today 80
| well calculate to invite capital ana win tn
| confidence of investors. Same features Of -
scheme are unique, and will have };tric g.,
| petition to contend with he L.. ;oai or
engineering features of tie tntex prise offor no
| objections or obstacles
Extract IL M a letter of Henry G..
ooaraH, Manager OF the Cotton
Goods Dfpar meni of Wilmerding
Morri~ ~ N.ltchell. New Y Ork:
''Taflng into consideration all things con
cerriHg the POINT of enterprise, regard it as
onA OF the best locations in the South tor 3
C ttOn mill.
The daily state chronicle., 1891-04-26
How
Your Liver? i?

Is the Oriental salutation,
knowing that good health
cannot exist without a
healthy Liver: When the
Liver is torpid the Bow
els are sluggish and con-
stipated, the food lies
in the stomach undi-
gested, poisoning, the
blood; frequent headache
ensues; a feeling Of lassi-
tude, dependency and
nervousness indicate how
the whole system is de-
ranged. Simmons Liver
Regulator has been the
means Of restoring more
people to health and
happiness by giving them
a healthy Liver than any
agency known on earth.
It acts with extraor-
dinary power and efficacy:
NEvER BEEN DISAPPOINTED.
AS general family remedy for dyspeps
Torpid Liver, Constipation, ETC., hardly e,
nsa anvthino else and have never been {
appointed in the effect produced; it seems
be almost perfect cure for all diseases OF
Stomach and Bowels.
W. J. McELRoY, Macon, Gs
The daily state chronicle., 1891-04-26
OBJECTS !! THE COMPANY .

l. TO develop and utilize for manufacturing
purposes the water power along the Great
Falls OF Roanoke River, in Halifax and
Northampton Counties, N @.
2. To lay out its lands not needed for the con-
struction, operation and maintenance OF
its works in developing said water-power,
and tor the location of mills and factories,
into streets, parks and building lots.
3. To do all things expedient for utilizing,
developing and dispOsing Of its property.
The daily state chronicle., 1891-04-26

That pain under the shoulder blade is
dyspepsia. Take Simmons Liver Regula-
tor.
The daily state chronicle., 1891-04-26
v !. \ a. !. TUCKER \ CO.
Summer Underwear
FOR MEN,

This season our line of
Mems Underwear is of
greater variety than any
former season. and embra-
ces every weight and text
ure that may be desired.
In the assortment can be
found Silk, Plain and Rib
bed LisIe Thread, GauZe,
very light weight wool,
Summer MerinO, &c
The daily state chronicle., 1891-04-26
Be Not Imposed Upon!

Examine to zee that you get the Genu.
inc, Distinguished from all frauds and
limitations by our red 4 Trade Mark on
front of Wrapper and on the side the seal
and signature of J H Zeilin s. Co.
The daily state chronicle., 1891-04-26
Great FALLS
W.s.. Power Manufacturing
AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.

Incorporated under the laws OF the STATE =
North Carolina and by a special act OF the ias'
Legislature).
CAPITAL STOCK, 80, 100000.
PAR VALUE 500.
$780, 900 of the above stock will be placed Tor
the preser on the market at so per centum
o. its Par Value, the MINIMUM price
authorized by it's charter and upoI the 1olio"-
ing terms, viz:
$1Oper share cash. Bal
ance in eight instalmentss
Of $5 each, at intervals OF
not less than thirty days.
All shares issued will be full paid up stock,
with no personal liability to stockholders.
DIRECTORS.
President, w. NJ. HABLISTON, of w.
NJ. Habliston & Co., PETERSBURG, Va.
Vice-President, j. l.. WILLIAMS. OF
J. L. Williams & Son, bankers, Rich
mond, Va
Treasurer, A. S. PATTERSON, presi-
dent of the Mahoning Rolling Mill Co.,
Secretary, CHARLES COHEN, of NJ.
Cohen & Son, Petersburg, Va
G. w. Van Siclen, secretary OF the Hol-
land Trust Co., New York, n. Y; Lyman
D. Gilbert, exdeputy Attorney General
of PENNSYLVANIA, Harrisburg, Pa S. Nc
| Creath, chemist, Harrisburg, Pa; w. 5.
| Phillips, vice-president of the M. Levy
| Co., Petersburg, Va; T. L. Emery, presi-
dent of the Roanoke and Tar River Agrl-
| cultural Society, Weldon, n. c.; r v
| d'Inviliers, geolOgist, Philadelphia, Pa.
The morning call., 1891-07-12
KING OF WASHERS.
A Market.Street Statue Arrested
for Vagrancy.

The ladies who like to promenade along
Market street Of an evening, especially
those who frequent the Baldwin TheateT,
have been pestered for several weeks by
tall. broad shouldered being, who dresses
in gray suit and wears silk hat. HIS
face is classical enough, and a straw-colored
mustache throws out curls on each side OF
his braZen cheek, which he is fond OF twlrl-
ing between his dainty fingers.
But it is not the engaging appearance OF
this Apollo Belvidere that has gained for
him the name he bears among his satellites,
who Familiarity call him the King of Mash.
ers." His effron.ery is such that he Will
bow to ladies and tip his hat, and he has
even been known to try to address them.
vi course they have complained to the po-
lice officers, but have always shrunk from
having him arrested for fear OF being
obliged to go to the Police Court to see TO
his prosecution, as they certainly would.
Officer John L. Green is often stationed
before the Baldwin and he has been made
the recipient of more than dozen COM
plants and he tired OF it. About two
weeks ago he stopped the lordly mashsr on
one of his peregrinationS and informed him
that unless he discontinued insulting ladies
he would be arrested for yagrancy. The
fellow informed the officer that he was
drummer for wholesale liquor house and
defed arrest. Nothing was done at the time
and this emboldened the fellow all the
more. He added to his hours for prone
nading and desisted not bit in his insults.
So the officer took it upon himself to rid the
street of the statue and arrested HIM Tor
yagraney.
AT the Southern Station the fellow gave
the name John d. Miller, but afterward as
serted that he had given false name. His
name is believed to be VIM. ID. Miller. When
the closely buttOned coat was opened so
that he might be searched his underclothlng,
shirt and,vest were found to be almost thread
bare. Notwithstanding the boast that he
was a drummer for a wholesale liquor
store that he made to the prison-keeper. the
fellow remained several hours in Jail before
a bondsman with 500 could be found to go
his bail.
He was at his usual haunts last night, but
his insulting glances seemed subdued as If
cloud had been cast on his career as the
king of Washers"
The morning call., 1891-07-12

in relation to agriculture, having prepared
bulletin on the subject which is about to
be published through the forestry division
of the department. He graduated in
1868 at the University of Michigan.
In 1871 he was acting as astronomical
aid of the United States Coast
Survey on the coast of Alaska. After this
he returned to the University of Michigan,
acting as instructor in the biological depart
ment. In 1876 Professor Harrington went
to Germany to pursue his studies, remain
ing in Eurore about two years. 1t was
while he was i'll Europe that he was offered
the position of professor of astronomy and
mathematics in the School of the Chinese
Foreign Office at Picking, and as Director of
the observatory there he introduced into
China the first large telescope which had
been seen in that country. In 1873 he ac-
cepted the profesSorship of biological sci
ence in the Louisiana State University. He
returned to Ann ArbOr III 1879, taking the
position which he has held up TO the present
date. He has published several papers and
pamphlets on scientific subjects and CON-
piled al almanac for the Chinese Govern
maut
The morning call., 1891-07-12
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Mrs. Garfield is the guest of Mrs. Har-
riSon at Cape May.
Mrs. Grant has taken up her residence
for the summer at Elberon.
Depew can spread bird of freedom, on
or off toast equal 10 any man.
Addison Cammack's new cottage at Tux
edo Park Will cost him about 100000.
Ex-Minister Phelps is devoting himself to
his profession and TO featuring at the Tale
Law School.
Munkacsy, the celebrated painter, has be-
gun the composition OF new work repre-
! sentlDg Christ among his disciples.
Leopold II, King of the Belgians, prides
himself on being a workingman. He rises
AT 6 and does two hours work before break
fast.
Senator Mcpherson of New Jersey owns
one of the finest salmon streams in Canada,
the NoteShasquan, which is reputed TO be-
alive with gamy fish.
Extension Commissioner Black wont
take cases before his Old department, though
eX-Commissioner Tanner dUes big bust
ness in This line there
The leader of q band of gypsy robbers
which has just been captured in Buda-P esth
is the author OF dictionary of the gypsy
language, Tor which Archduke Joseph wrote
the preface.
a London interviewer who saw Mary
Anderson recently says that her figure was
as queeny as ever, and her beautiful face
was flushed with the healthy tinge that
comes from outdoor lie.
Before Mrs. p. T. Barnum sailed for
Europe she sent the comfortable rolling
chair used by Mr. Barnum during the last
few months OF his life to the Bridgeport
Hospital for use in that institution.
William Miller of Granny, Mass, is 90
years OF age, has not been 100 rods from
his home III eleven years and has all his life
slept in the same bed. He has a touch of
heart disease aud fears that any change will
cause instant death.
Professor Clement Lawrence Smith, whose
resignation as Dean OF Harvard took effect
gagged on a Latin work. During the last
few years he has been associated with Pro-
lessor Tracy Peek in editing a coli ege series
of Latin authors.
Two eminent Parsees from India are trav-
cling in this country. Theirna are Rus
tomjee kaikhusroo and Bomanji Dinshawii
Petit. They are wealthy, the latter being
the son Of an indian Baronet, and are trav-
cling by slow stages, in order probably to
give their names a chance TO catch up.
If the little King of Spain be excepted
the Emperor OF China is the shortest of
male mouarchs, standing as he does only
feet in height He must, however. in point
OF stature, take second place to Queen Vic
toria, whose height is feet 10 inches The
house Of HohenZollern boasts of the greatest
number OF men Of big stature.
John B. Alley, the one-tme millionaire
OF Boston, who has sunk his wealth in
ranch and mining ventures, says: Twas
the first man who ever trusted Old Hutch
he was bright young man, and | believed
IN him. He never forgot it, and before he
met with his own misiOItunes loaned my
boys Sl0o,o00 because of what their father
had done for him when he was struggling to
start
The morning call., 1891-07-12
HARD COAL IN MEXICO.
A Recent Discovery which Promises
BE of Importance.

A Recent Discovery which Promises to
BE of Importance.
The San Diego Union says: The authen-
ITCHY given by L. b. Howard to the previ-
ously reported discovery OF a large deposit
Of anthracite coal in Sonora, Mexico, is Of
great importance. MIR. Howard, who has
just returned from careful inspection of
the properties. brings specimens of anthra-
cite coal whose value is at once apparent to
any one who has used the product of the
Pennsylvania mines. The mines are go
near the Gulf of California, and at the same
time so near a railroad that with the con-
struCtion of a few miles of track the ques-
ton of transportation facilities would be
disposed of. Mr.. Howard is confident that
tho coal could be laid down in San Diego, if
brought by water around the peninsula, for
So per ton. The discovery is of interest and
Importance not alone to San Diego, but
to the entire region west of the Missouri
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