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The evening world., 1894-02-20
Wire News In brief.

representative 81 the trainmen. conductors
eremsr and switchmen Of the Nashville, ChsuA-
nnoga and ST. Louis RAILWAY have agreed 10
accept a temporary reduction NJ 10 per cent.
George Allen is In iaii at Gainesville. ia
charged With sssauiting q nins-yesr-old girl.
c. T., Ward, Of Duluth. was found frozen II
death last might near the village Of Merritt, on
the Mesabs Range, He WAS a wsil.known rail
road contractor,
United States Marshal Franh l. EVEREST, OF
Macon. Ga, Was stabbed At Eatonton. that Stats,
In q row with ", l.. Turner, on Sunday.
Tho STARK MiliS Of Manchester. N. II. nov
announces that several hundred employees will
be discharged at the end OF this week.
Harrington 4 Wits. manufacturing j.we,I.r
at Providenee, R. J., assigned yesterday TO Jul,ar
Rathbone. The liabilities will be fully sci, 00o
me creditors are located chiefly in New YorL
and the West.
Harvey Keith. Grant W. Ton and MS suNr
Fsenoy we're arrested At Altoona. Pa, sunda
on the charge Of eountsrfsitinG
The book and paper house. Of Bullock. Rake,
q Co., Of Albuquerque, the largest Of It's Kim
In New Mexico. was closed Yesterday under AZ
tAchmen,s amounting to rs. 90.
II. 4. Reed. operator and station agent for IN,
r. and q. Railroad at Somerset, Pa, at,smptst
suicide yesterday by saeotinE himssii: He vii
probably die. nespondeuey over . shortage Il
his accounts 10 supposed 10 have been the cause.
NiIt,u,- Islisaya. sSnuine prsparauon; e.
ctlienf tSnic; aids recuperation. l63 ID Way. -
The evening world., 1894-02-20
NEW READING MOVE.
receivers Ask Leave to Issue 3d.
OOO,O 900 OF Coal Trust Notes.

CDy Associated Press.)
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2O.--The re-
ceivers Of the Philadelphia and Reading
Coal and Iron Company nae applica-
ton to the Court to-day for authority
to issue 81. 00O, 900 of Coal Trust notes. in
order to retire a portion of the Com
pany's floating debt, and also asked au-
thority to purchase an additional steam
tug and fifteen coal barges,
Messrs Drexel e. Co and Brown Bros.
& Co. have agreed to purchase one-half
of the proposed issue at the rate of 81 1-2
per cent. of their value, and John
Lowber Welsh has agreed to take an
interest in said purchase Of $3.50 900.
The receivers believe that IL this ar
rangement Is carried into effect 1t will
prove highly advantageous to the Read
ing Company. The tug and barges are
to be used for the transportation of
coal to New England points.
The petitioners were referred to
George l.. Crawford, master.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
HORSE THIEVES IN CUSTODY.
Jamaica Sleuths Think They Have
Two of the Lopez Gang.

JAMAICA, l.. l., Feb. c0.-Detectives
Ashmead, Fogarty and BLIND Riley
have In custody two alleged notorious
horse thieves. They were caught yes
terday with three horses and wagons
In their possession. one OF which has
been identified by Charles Myers, OF
Three Mile u
Their names are "Dashing Charlie
Ryder and His Nobs'' Yellowstone
Bil phillips: lying Riley thinks they
gang" OF Rhode Island, a feared band
Of outlaws which has stolen hundreds
of horses In that State.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
PRIEST WOULDN'T BURY HIM.
An EpiscOpnl Clergyman VIII ON
ciate at FOley's Funeral.

The funeral OF James Foley. one OF the
oldest butchers in Washington Market.
New York. will tax place from his
late residence in Jersey City tomorrow
morning.
not attended church in fifteen years,
Rev. DR.. Seaton, of st. Joseph's Church,
would not bury him from the Catholic
Church until his relatives brought a let
ter from Father Ter Woert, In whose
parish Foley lived. Father Ter Woert
could not give a letter, as Foley was
not recognized as a member Of the
church on account OF his long absence.
Mrs. Foley, who Is an E~plscopalian,
then went to Rev. DR.. Warren, pastor
Of st. Mary's Episcopal Church. n
asked him to bury her husband, which
he consented to do.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
FOOD FOR ALL
WHO APPLY.
tconrn't,d from If1a Pooe. J

Vegetables. Al for a Hotel Waldorf ban
quot.
inside 1.-THE Evening World Free
Food Commission, the scene was q
cheering one. There was an unusually
large Variety Of good things.
staple foundation FOR every contribu-
ton There were $50 barrels OF the tu-
bers In "A mountain heap on the floor
when the doors were opened, and q
truck load came after thnt. Then there
we're thirty barrels Of cabbages. u noun
regular army, sweet potatoes. carrots.
beets. parsnips. kalc and other vegeta.
bles. besides several cases Of eggs, boxes
II lemons and ranges 500 half-pound
packages OF coffee. 6bO two-pound pack
ages OF -four. 3OD rations Of cheese, tea,
bananas. and other things TO so as far
~ they could In such a throng.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
FOR A NEW YORK BREWERY.
Security trust Company, of ROches-
ter, Appointed Receiver.
my Associated Press

Wy NbsOtTU0cN FT'"'T
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Feb. W.-Supreme
Court Judge George +. Woman this
morning granted an order appointing the
Security Trus Company, of this city, re-
-eiver OF the Ale and Beer Manufac-
turing Company, whose brewery is To-
ateI at $50 West Thirteenth street, New
York city.
An Injunction was granted restraining
III creditors from pressing their claims.
rhe petitioners are certain small share
holders, who allese that they are being
frozen out. They place the assets at
They allege that n. b. Abbott, of
brooklyn. and ID. /. Coleman, OF AL
bany. are seeking to enforce .chattel
mortgages a~ggregating $4,000. which are
fraudulent and void. and which the re-
celyer should contest.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
I::a7ROWLY EcCss 20 DEATH.
IN People Over a 2'sble Carried
Out from tho Burning Structure.

FLUSHING, l.. l., Feb. 2o.-Early this
morning a barn owned by H. A. Bogert,
,;.s totally destroyed by Are. entailing
a loss of $500.
Ths upper part OF the barn was used
&c a living apartment by Robert Don
nelly and family. consisting OF his wife,
sister and eight children. They al had
to be carried out.
Mi.s Donnelly was badly burned about
the head. Others were more or less
burned.
A valuable COW. several handsome car
riages and several sets OF harness were
consumed.
The cau-> OF the fire is supposed to
be incendiary.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
Round About Town.

The police NJ the Thirty fourth Precinct report
that The two story brick stable at 1914 Vanderbilt
avenue, owned by Joseph PAulSeu. IL In a danger
Gus condition and likely 10 collapse.
Ths breaking OF a water pipe In spero &
Co s store, 90 Avenue u, az > O'Clock this morn
ing ~ considerable damage to the stosk.
Isaac Welsh, seventeen years. old, NJ 800 East
ssrrn,y-Goroni street, was hsld for examination
IN YorkVilir Court thts morning for criminally
ass1ulting seven yenr-nld Geriie HIrseh. Of 334
East Seventy second street.
The examination into the charge Of inc,ndiarlsm
aE,,ns, Esther Gohen. Hade by her husband.
RerTari Cohen vas In iorkvilhs Court th,s morn
ma set doNn for FRIDAY neat, She charges cen.
sp.Tacy,
Daniel o.ponpeli, srrettsd YESTERDAY Ter impsr.
sonAtins an onesr and indecent asssuit. was dis.
charged In rotxyilis Police Court to-day.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
cHASEDATHlEF OVER FENCES
Duffy Proved q Good Runner, hut
Was Finally Captured.

James Duffy, twenty years old. was
arraigned In the Yorkvllie Police Court
this morning for robbery. Policeman
Stewart saw Duffy on Fast Thirty-fourth
street at 1 o'clock this morning, nppar-
entity trying to rob an Intoxicated mar
who was lying on a stoop.
On seeing the officer Duffy ran into a
hallway, closely pursued by Stewart.
The thief ran back to the yard. vaulted
over a couple OF fences. and then ran
out OF another hallway to the street.
down Second avenue and into Thirty
third street.
Stewart sounded his whistle. and his
call being heard by II brother officer. the
fleeing man was finally captured. lie
had stolen Il watch from the drunken
man. Duffy vas held for trial.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
SAYS HE WAS ASSAULTED.
Michael shechRn May Die from the
Alleged Injuries.

Michael Sheehan. thirty-nine years old,
of SO Roosevelt street, was admitted as o
patient In Bellevue Hospital on Feb. 10.
Upon investigation 1t was found that
Sheehan was suffering from AZ abdom-
inal rupture n alcoholism. Sheehan al
legged that he received the rupture from
an assault.
This morning the Coroner was sum.
moned to take his ~ante-mortem state
ment.
In his antc-mortem statement. made to
Coroner Fitzpatrick. Sheehan said that
he received his injuries by being kicked
in the abdomen at his home on Feb. IL
by John Ward. a fellow-lodger. A quar-
rel had originated over II beefstenk
which Sheehan had bought and Ward
had eaten.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
DID HE KILL HIS WlFE7
Richard Pcarce, Jr., Accused of that,
Crime in Goshen, n. j.

CAPE MAY, n. j., Feb. 20.-The police
OF his place feel sure that Richard
Pearce, ir., colored, murdered his wife.
who was found in a barn with her
throat cut yesterday at Goshen.
This morning some Of Pearce's under
clothing and his razor We're said TO have
been found in the barn stained with
blood.
Mrs. Pearce. Jr., is thought to have
been struck by her husband with a
Ratchet near the barnyard pump and
dragged into the barn, where she was
found covered with frozen blood.
Pearce has been committed for trial
at the April term of court. He Is closely
guarded, as there have been threats Of
lynching made by the Infatuated people.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
THIEVES ON THE BRIDGE.
stole shoes from the True. Of u
brooklyn Denler.

John White. alias yellow" a well
known wagon thief. who lives at J62
East Twelfth street, WAS held In 500 bail
In Tombs Police Court this morning on
the charge OF larceny.
The complainant was Hugo Panzer. Il
shoe dealer. OF II Furman street. Brook
lyn. He was driving across the Brook
Ign Bridge yesterday afternoon with a
load nf shoes. when suddenly several men
rushed up to his wagon and each grabbed
m armful OF shoes and ran away. Pan
Ger raised an cutlery and Policeman Craig
captured white. one OF the thieves. The
others got away.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
COST OF THE AQUeDUCT.
The Amount SO Far Is S2S, oS3,.
OO0.6O, Mostly for Contracts.

According to a statement made public
to-day By Secretary j. c. Lulley, of the
Aqu-iuct Commission. the cost OF the
Aqueduct up to date has been S2S.-
O3 on. CA.
or this amount So, o9s, 4Sl was paid for
contracts, So. 42o, 1888 for salaries and Of
nee expenses. sl,s9t,397 for awards for
land and s60s, 1877 for counsel fees and
salaries Of Commissioners Of Appraisal.
There Is a balance Of s2s4,l6 on hand.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
She Objects to Keeping Bnr.

Ftttecn. yesr-old Lille Dsisrheidt, Of Is. East
Eigsty- ninth street. sppcsrsd before Justice weide
In tao Harlem Tolics Court this morning and
begged the Justice to commit her to the care OF
the Gerry Society, Her f>ther, Frederick Del
scheidl. Keeps a saloon at 2s2 East Eighty ninth
street. and has forced her ths claims, 10 stand be
hind the bar She vas placed IN eharE. OF AEen'
Moure. Of the Gerry Society until Tomorrow morn
ing. when her father will ne notified to appear.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
TO TAKE TESTIMONY ABROAD.
Appointed in a Johnson
johnson Suit.

Judge O'Brien, OF the Supreme Court,
to-day appointed a commission to lake
testimony in London and Paris In the
action that Florence A. Johnson has
brought against Wilmot johnson.
In the papers filed In court the nature
Of the action is not stated. and the ad-
dresses Of the parties to the suit are not
mentioned.
Lawyer Noel Gale, of Is Wall street,
9 attorney for the plaintiff, and Franklin
Bartlett is counsel for defendant.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
SOUGHT AIMS FROM ALBEIT.
4 Suspicious Nam Locked Up n. a
y~ngrant.

Justice O'Donnell this morning com.
United Frederick Tascher. of Hartford,
Conn, to sixty days imprisonment In
Snake Hin Pe%nitentiary on a charge OF
vagrancy. Last night TasCher was ar
rested for entering the homes OF Gov.
Albeit and ex-Gov. Bedle. with letters
addressing to those gentlemen asking
aims.
When searched at the police station
other letters OF a similar character were
found in his pocket addressed &c Con
gressmen Cummings and Fielder and
Senators Smith and. Mcpherson. The
police think Tascher Is a sneak thief.
The evening world., 1894-02-20

ing World" Free Focd Commission are
received each day. Here Is an example
addressed to big-hearted Max Mergen-
time:
The evening world., 1894-02-20
THINK THEY STOLE $4,000.
Arlon Club Servants Under Suspicion
of That Crime.

II leaked out to-day that the servants
of the Arlon club are under suspicion
OF having stolen $1,000 from the receipts
of ire Arion ball.
They We're all subjected TO close qles-
lions ny Central Office detectives. i,
nas been given out by Frederick SChick-
fuss the caterer, that n discharged en-
was suspected, but his IL be
iieved to be oiI! n way OF diverting
suspicion.
The caterer was out this morning and
could not be seen.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
GREEN GETS FIVE YEARS..
Sentenced To-day for the killing of
James Halstead.

Matthew Green, ex-foreman OF the
STRENGTHENING Department. who was
convicted Of manslaughter in the second
degree in causing the death of James
Halstead in July last. was sentenced to
five years In State prison by Judge Mar
tine In Part |. OF the General Sessions
this morning.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
Wants Damages for His Sous Death

An action has been brought In the Supreme
Court by Lawyer Louis steckler. OF 275 Broadway.
on behalf Of Piucus Greenberg. who has been
appointed administrator by the Surrogate. to re-
cover IS, 0co damages for the death Of his son
Rudolph Greenberg, who was nun over and killed
Jan. 5 by a team Of horses owned by John A,
uc~st, cider and vinegar manufacturer. Of Green
point. The accident occurred at Eighteenth street
and First avenue,
The evening world., 1894-02-20
Kaufman stole n Mattress.

Harry ksr'mN7. twenty six Years old. Of II
Ludlow p'rert. IVES nald foI trial In the Essei
Market Police court to-day, charged with steal
inS a hair rat'rtS valued AT S5 from the fur
ntture store Of John ] Arcurn. at ~ Division
street. YESTERDAY. ant srliiaS It tn Morris SIursyy.
u leo Ludlow street kaufman admitted his
guilt and IN" property NH recovered.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
Nyack Firebugs mt Work.

VIZ " 80, 4
NYACK, n. Y. Feb. 20. -Firebugs. who at In
,ervals for the last two years have been bum
ing buildings at Hayorstraw. are again at their
work this week. This morning a large barn and
several valuable horses were burned on the Eek
crson property. near where a similar ne oc-
Cured yesterds", As nearly ali the nres in the
last two years have occurred in the same vicinity
Il LOOKS as n the motive was malice.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
VACCINATIONS AT NIGHT.
Health inspectors Making Noctur-
mil Visits 10 Tenements.

Owing to the increased number OF
small rox patients found in the tene-
ment-house district recently. the Health
Department v~accinators are making
nightly crusades this week in East
Ninth, Baxter. Mulberry, Willett and
Pearl streets. This is in addition to the
work don in the daytime.
The object Is to catch the drifting pop
u~lation, which can only be found at
night in the tenements. They stay away
by day to escape vaccination. .
The evening world., 1894-02-20
UNGER A N A PARDON.
lie Is the Fellow Who Hacked
Christian BohIe to Death.

August finger. who Is serving a twenty
years sentence in Sing Sing for the
murder OF Christian Bohle. has petition
al Gov. Flower for a pardon.
Unger was convicted of murder in the
second degree In 1897. The crime was a
specially brutal one, Cnger cutting
Bohls's body mto small pieces and ship
ping II in a trunk to Baltimore. Bohle
was a sausage vender and had accumu-
lated $1,000, which furnished the motive
Tor the crime.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
Charged with Assault.

Gerson Schmolsky, who keeps a coal cellar at
l0 Clinton street. was remanted by Justice Ho.
gan, in II. EsSeN Market Pole. Court. to-day
until tomorrow, He will then he called to answer
a chsrg. NJ bavirg toaNsd nine year old Rachel
Halp"n, ~ l5o Monroe street, into his cellar and
then assaulted her.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
M~oorenead stole n INK Of Hem.

Joseph Moor'hcnd, an convict, thirty On,
years old. OF :? JArnS'n str-rt, Mas held for trial
IN Essex Make, court this mor7inE chargsl WITH
stealing = Rag ~ hcant from larn hhearn : truck.
while the latter MAS driving through South street
yesterday. Several men were arrested for rom.
p'icity In tbs crime, but all save Moore
head we're discharged.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
Mnry Conn-uy's sudden Death.

Mary Connolly. sixty years old. died sun MY
Yesterday Of heart disease At - RaSter street,
known IS the Kerry Flats shc had not teen
'.'n for two days and when scarch VAS made
she was found IN the rcor NJ her room dead \
physician who was called aid she had been dead
about SI hcurh
The evening world., 1894-02-20
New Britain Man $500 short.


NEW BRITAIN. Conn. Feb. 20. Expert &C.
countants who have been examining the accounts
OF Lucius u. Norton, business manager OF the New
Britain Herald and a prominent society man,
hnd his accounts nre short 81 500. Norton la,
transferred his reaI estate To tire Company and
agreed TO MAKE ny the daiiciency.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
Wa. Hungry and stole Trousers

Fet.r Monsolas. twenty-five years old. OF bb
Norfolk street, was held for trial In the Tombs
Police Court this morning on the charge Of steal
ing nineteen pairs OF trousers from his employer,
ono CoiIyer. a clothing manufacturer AZ u BOW
,ry, Monrolas said he stole the trousers because
he was hungry.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
THIEVES GET $1,000
burglars Make u Btg Haul In =
Money Lenders House.

IVY NN'OVTtINN PTFSA1
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. N.-The resi-.
dence OF SIMON Jacobson. a Howard
street money lender, was entered by bur
glars early this morning. while the oc,
cupants We're asleep, and robbed OF
about So. 900 in coin and jewelry.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
Miles City stnge Robbed.
Cpv Associated Pre.l

pEAnwoop, 5. n, Feb 20 a Mexican and
negro held up tho Miles CITY stage at the Fair
Grounds. two miles below spearnsh. late Saturday
night. city Marshal piltre, OF DeNd~ocd. has
arrested the Mexican, who gave his name a.
lsadore, but White. the negro, is al large.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
churchm.u object to . Trolley

A delegation OF Jsrssy City citizens. beaded BY
Rev. Father GilIsn. OF the church OF St. Lucius.
corner Of Grove and siHt nth sre-ts, waited epon
Mayor wlnssr at HIS once in me uty Hail. this
Grove suest Ths protest viii rseaivs s~ttsntioa.
The evening world., 1894-02-20
ConILn,t stnnd Ncwnrk whiskcY,

NEWARK, y. j.. Feb 20 -Charlr. smith. Of
80 Essex street. New York. took a drink n
Nhirtcy In \ Newark saloon Las, might and tell
in a o. "" Mas taken To the City Hospital and
viii recover.
The evening world., 1894-02-20

tx Policeman William HroNn Nas arratEncd IN
Harlem Police Court this morning and sentenced
10 one month on IN" island He was CHARGED with
%s'taliug ,h'ckers from William Hursis. II one
Hundred and SlNty-sighth stree, and Hudson
River. last SAtIrfay niSht
The evening world., 1894-02-20
ohio's Latest and biggest oil Well.

FORT o.. Feb. 2o.-The latest we'll
drilled In this neld is one d the heaviest pro-
aucer. in tho state. The well was shot yesterday
with eighty quarts OF nitro glycsrIne, and will
be good for i 900 barrels q day when brought
under control.
The evening world., 1894-02-20

ara IN winter Array.
Chsap eKcurniou via West shore Railroad
wsdns.dsy: FSs. y, 1904 sssparieuiAn under
The evening world., 1894-02-20

s. fs..t ; ss;s c "a. s:ss! s s.;iss. .pissiSs. s:s. e.
The evening world., 1894-02-20

ing World' Free Focd Commission are
received each day. Here Is an example
addressed to big-hearted Max Mergen-
time:
Nj. Mergcntime.
Kind Sir: | write this 10 thank YOU for your
kinin-sS 10 me and my little children. You and
your Kind friends have bsen the means OF max
ing my children happy. | have been down to
your place three times and have always got plenty
to eat--reai nice things. Why, 1t would make you
feel happy TO see them SUNDAY eating nice duck
and nice vegetables. God bless YOU and all your
remain yours. Mrs NJ. T., Tenth avenue.
The Roll Of Honor.
The following contributions have been
received:
IL A. BoNYNGE. carpenter and builder. az
Garden street, iioboken, y. j.. 10 barrels pots-
'0s Ma, X" M ii R1iEs;1 81 s"'s 81 Murray street, 800
head cabbage. 30 barrels potatoes.
II. W. VAN ERuNT, los Park place, 2 boxes
pElNIHGER & TlENKES. 30 Jay street, u
oLivIr BROTHERS, aa5 Washington street
and 81 and SO Harrison street, Is bags OF potatoes
c. $. 6iRLING & Co. 1872 Duane street. 10
II. MARTiN. 3o5 Washington street. / barrel
W. ii. HOLMES. eos Duane street. { sacks OF
j. 4. SEE. 40 and a22 Washington street, .
barrels onions.
JOHN ii NEWTON, ss7 Washington street, l
r. Il. SINNER & CO.. 3ss washington street.
turkeys and chickens, f
GERGEs q MANGEI.s. 3OS and $40 Washington
VAN RADnN & WHEELER. Sl9 Washington
street, I box turkeys.
Mrs, ROGERS, Is West Twenty NTH street, !
bundle good clothing. o
q. X. ODE BAKERY. % Jackson street, 200
LITTLE BERT. cash 81.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-15
Masons Express Appreciation.

The Masons. their wives and friends to
the number of one hundred and twelve
arrived Sunday morning at Hot Springs by
special train over the Fremont Elkhorn
and Missouri Valley railroad. and hand in
the following:
The passengers desire to express their
appreciation of the courtesies shown them
by the officials of the road. The train con-
sisting of Wagner sleeping cars made the
run from Sioux City to Hot Springs in the
remarkable quick time of IL hours. The
train dispatcher, H. c. Snyder. and the
division superintendent. f. c. Harris were
on the train in order that quick time might
be made without danger, and the comfort Of
the passengers were carefully attended tc
by the travelling passenger agent Mr. Gable
through whose efforts a sufficient number
of passengers were secured to enable tn.
management to furnish the elegant trair
above mentioned.
The Masons usually know a good thin
and are quick to appreciate and acknowl
edge special favors accorded them. The,
each and all feel that special thanks ar
due the Northwestern railroad at this time
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-06-15
The New Gold Find.
rom Tuesd.v,s D.ilv

AOsn aO0u0y u Oily
d. B. Ingram. mi of Hill City's most
reliable business men is in the city with
his wife. attending the grand lodge. They
made the STAR Office a pleasant call this
morning. Mr.. Ingram brought down a
satchel full of specimens of the ore from
the recently discovered 1T" lode. about
two miles from Hill City. and the rock is
literally filled with the bright. yellow gold.
Why. there is no estimating the value of
such ore. A ton of it would run up into
the hundreds of thousands of dollars. If
such a discovery had been made in Colo
RADIO or California. the whole country
would have been stampeded toward the
find. The ledge proper is something over
five feet in thickness. and runs about S27
to the ton. but the very rich vein is only
about eight inches in thickness. MIR.
Ingram has put the specimens in a case
and placed them on exhibition at the office
of the miniature Wind cave. where they
can be seen for a few days by the visitors
in the city who want to see how gold is
found in its natural state in the Black
Hills. Everyone is invited to go and see
the specimens.
The STAR congratulates Hill City on thi:
remarkable find and is satisfied that ere
long the rich mines of gold in that neigh
borhood will make her one of the bes
towns in the Hills.