New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
SURPRISING FACTS ABOUT TIN.

Nh uARRIrY GETS HOLD OF THE PAPERS OF A
POOR DI .CovERER OF NEw-MEx1cAN MINES.
This Is supposed TO be a campaign OK eduSauon'
on the Democratic side appeals to be canpa'sn
OF suppresso one OF the greatest nightmares OF Ie
Democratic sleep which will probably KNOW no WAX
Ing after the soporfc effect OF the approaching e~0
ton is American tin. II 1t becomes desirable 70 e1'
asr.rota an otherwise serene member OF Democracy
mention OF American tin. solid plated, VIII set MN
into frenzy OF negation. Thou shalt ma no tih Az
America Is the first, last and greatest COMMANDMENTS
in the Democratic decaosue.
Not content with asserting and reassertng tne
NAUGHTY OF American tin Ores Chairman HarT'ty ana
hi, National Democratic Committee, tnrugn '"0H
agents have recently gone so far as 70 get iioH.
moor old gcologs and mining expert In this city I'm
documents relating to his discovery 0f important un
mines In New-Mexico, and TO attempt 10 suppress "s
same during the present campaign. Inc iac's aN
these: Nicholas A. Bbikov. guieess ana piea'ai''
spoken Cd Russian, Of great scientific knowkase' put
exceptional innocence Of the ways OF this wicket "or'
recently came 10 this city with the documents rehuve
IN Iarce tin mines in Ncw.Mcxico which ne had ais
covered while acting geologst for the Atanuc ana
Pacific Railroad Company. Being poor anu "''
friends IN the great city, he made mite heau~"y =.
securing hearing from capitalists lie was oei''elueN
BY "A patent expert, Albert Stetson. ana youhs ia"
yer Adam Frank. who have Offices IN the D'ene
Building. and confded to them his wonderful as
coverics 81 tin They were unable TO give him I'M
mediate assistance and the old man was do"heas'
and disheartened. .
A few DAYS ago he came 10 his friends rejoicing. Az
last he had realized something on ms uh Mines
hanger on OF the Democratic National committee NO.
taken him into camp. His maps ana memora"ua a,u
sci,lpbook OF Western newspaper clippings aoou' u'
mines had been given TO Mr. ilarrity Tor sa''
h..,lng an after the election that II the naughty
Republicans should utter any untrs about TIN mines
I'm America the Democratic committee couiu rriu'o
f,Sn by publishing the exact facts from these docu
men,s For this the Democratic managers promise"
the poor Russian what The place OF ASSISTANT i
terpreter In Brooklyn police court when 'he pr ss
incumbent should die feau and his mess OF pD.tsaso
rsra no, c,rcm stance TO this transaction by which
oonidng scientist despoiled Of the dosuIn'H nn
sT nSst os % ON os police Court
When Professor Bloikov's friends made 4 u'w wS
1 ay S "nsy for the privilege OF holding the ers
tiu eiec lon day. but they were nexorabe anu y
erday the National Commute snd nov w" Mere re-
turned 10 Professor Biblkov. Aha us.ovsrs,
In Speaking Of the mines Yesterday ,hr ,srs ca3
Coolidge on the Atlantic and Pacific RaiToaa 49, Nc
$40 miles west Of Albuquerque Iot o. IN ' g,oses Of
pure lin / have had IN all about thirty ASSAYS mnSe
and they all show tn from to IL per cent; o,t AZ
different points over square mile OF territory From
certain Indications believe to be At lea, zoo lee.
daen The second location made at Tres tleuras, ~
he Denver and Rio GraTde railroad. about thirty miles
south Of the Colorado line In short there S a srScss Of
pianum tungsten and associated minerals ! nav nav
p"t had The means to the deposits. but we nave
cut several cross drifts of eighteen or twenty ieo'
Profesor Bbkov is graduate Of the unix sn,Iss
Of Munich a s and mas in this country
h his giileess surrender 10 the wiles OF pemo sh ~
campaign strategy sample OF has csa arM and help.
less In his old age with the pdentaniy o. s stnn
rich beyond the dreams OF avarice' In Ills p's'''''