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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-08
For the Children,. HOSPITAL.

The young society people of Georgetown
are rehearsing most diligently for q
musical and dramatic entertainment which
will take placs at Linthicum Hall Tuesday,
April 16, for the benefit Of the Children's
Hospital. The entertainment is given by
the Virginia Memorial Chapter of st.
Mary's Guild. and is under the direct pat
ronage of Miss Dodson. Miss DarneilIe,
Miss Mary D. Cowles and Mrs. Dashielle,
and these names. together with the object
for which 1t Is given, should insure sue
GEES.
Among those taking part are the Misses
Hume. Cragin. Griffith. Fenton. Dodge,
Marshall. Clifton, Green. Smoot, Eliason.
Dunwoody. Dunlop. Fitch and the Messrs.
Kirkland. Hunter, Waggaman, Coyle.
Paris, Maish. Dixon. Tickling, Ramsburg,
Heath and many others.
At the conclusion of the musical and
dramatic entertainment there will be dane
ing.
Those taking part are working most
earnestly for the cause they have at heart.
AS the summer approaches many things
are wanted at the hospital, which 1t Ia
hoped. the large attendance and liberal
patronage Of the friends of this charity
Will secure to 1t in this way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-08
The Y. ReccptiOn.

The Young woman's Christian Temper
ance Union was given q reception at Hotel
La Fetra Saturday evening. in order that
the new "Y." which had been organized
at the Ninth Street Christian Church re-
Gently should meet older Us Of the Dis
trict and their many friends. The parlors
were crowded all the evening, and the
light evening dresses Of the young ladies,
with their happy faces. added quite as
much beauty to the occasion as the flowers
from the florists. The program was most
informal: A piano solo, by Miss Lizzie
Test, Rotations. by Miss Annie German
and Miss Dorothy Hughes of the Ninth
Street Y; two vocal solos, by Miss Mollie
Mckee of the Metropolitan Y, and a solo
by Miss Moffatt Of the Union Y, and
reading by Miss Pauline Leavens of Chi
cago concluded the program. Prof Ray
mond Alden brought the regrets of his
distinguished mother. Mrs. Alden Pansy),
that she was detained by the illness of her
little adopted daughter Frances. and could
not be present. Lemonade and cake were
bountifully served. and much enthusiasm
awakened In the Young Women's Branch
of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union Of the District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-08
Cholera Decreasing,

The report Of Surgeon General wyman
for this week shows that cholera is de-
creasing In Austria-Hungary and that It has
entirely disappeared from Galicia and Prus-
sian Silesia- DR.. Cleary, United States
sanitary inspector at Rio Janeiro, reports a
general decrease of cholera in Brazil, ex-
cept in the state of Esperito Santo, where
there has been marked increase, ninety
cases occurring in one week in two villages
alone.
DR.. Cleary thinks 1t safe to say that there
will be no epidemic of yellow fever in Rio
this year. as the cool season is very near,
and he says that whenever in previous
years there has been no great number Of
cases OF this disease UP to this time it
never appears to any great extent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-08
DIED.

EssIdsnss Of lis S Sasass 1 1R @ 4 sas
H. CoLKLEssER. in the thirty seventh year Of
Funeral from his late residence Wednesday, April
10. at 10 O'Clock am. Relatives and friends in
DEPoHLY; Departed this life a. $50 pm. Sun
Day Aprh Z; 1898. ADoLPHE DnolIA.Y, In
Funeral iss@ $. Pa.riei's Church corner 10th and
and friends respectfully Invited. ''p' ''f'A:f'
II bze q Del GE e \. n ssa
dfty-two years, formerly Of this city.
EEna On H sppSay A Sgs1rsa ss ct at
Haerle. in her sikty-seventh year. at 52s
April o. Private.
Kraemer. died at s:45 am. Monday. April 8.
1855. after q short Illness, which she bore with
Notice OF funeral hereafter. baltimore papers
please copyJ
MARTIN Departed this life. on Sunday. April Z.
G 5Ss :. Inn I'M at 2ss 18th street southeast
uns5 T s srss Sc April r:.s, v GsG
attend.
1885, eOoae w Il GtsP0 MeRiM s aged
SevsSeG ys 81 late a. TeKm es al: city,
THOMAS. At her residence, 756 Navy place south.
east, Saturday, April @, 1895, CATHARINH
THOMAS in her eishty-sixth year.
Sleep on, dear mother; take thy rest
God caieth thee; He knows II was best.
From sin and sorrow free,
May We all prepare to meet thee.
Funeral services at Campbell Chapel, Hillsdale,
Tuesday, April Q.
WELDON. Entered into rest April z. 1895. at o
an, in the fifty ninth year OF her age, FANNIE
ELEANOR, beloved wife Of James II. wecslon
and daughter of the late James Gidjlngs Of
Frederick county, Md.
Funeral from her late residence, 507 ID street
northwest, Tuesday, April .. at 10 O'Clock am.
Interment from St. Marks parish, Frederick
county, Md. baltimore papers please oopy.)
In Memoriam.
LONG. In loving remembrance Of our darling
sister, Mrs. l. NJ LONG who has worn a crown
OF rejoicing just one year today.
Loved in life In death remembered.
BY her loving sister.
Mrs. ". u. HoUGHToN.
SMTT1ISON In loving remembrance Of dear
mother, who died four years ago today, April
4, 1891.
Gone, but not forgotten
Buried four years, our true and loving mother,
The heart that beat responsive to our own;
We start, we pause, we gaze at one another,
Them wondering, ask, can she. indeed. be gomez
Vanished the gentle smile by which she won u
Ever to duty's path, and must We say
OF all the love and truth she lavished
We buried 1t four years ago today7
BY HER DAUGHTERa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-08
Gifts and Souvenirs.
Books.

1.-THE Living Christ IN Easter sermon, by Phi-
lips Brooks Paper cover. .2oc
Risen With Christ by A. J. Gordon, DID.
Paper cover ............ 49,
THE Lords Prayer" beautifully Illuminated and
bound in beveled edge board cover. The poem
translated from the old German by E. G. Stead
man 'oe'
Miss Havergars Secret-"Bers With Him."
Sketch Of her life, together with poems, hymns
and music. .............. $50. -. .foe
Compensation and other poems, by Miss Hav-
ergal 'ooS
"a Year of Blessings" by Rose Porter. Silver
and white binding. .4oc.
Daily Steps Upward" selected readings for
every day. White cloth binding. SOC
Abiding" "Confding,'' Rest" Peace" White
and gold binding. Each. .4Oc
Jesus Only" readings for every day 80. CSC
DAILY Food" bound in half reversed cloth. .6Oc.
..Daily Food" bound In cloth. .15c.. 25c and 3Oc.
.aTbe Earnest COMMUNICATE" by Rev. W. Oxen
den, DID. Cloth binding. ...................S 0c.
Easement. ''AAtn b. ouiioi"s'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-08
Wonlen's Easter Hand
kerchiefS.

AllLinen Handkerchiefs, embroidered in new and
pretty designs. Scaoped edge, hemstitched or lace
edge. Each. .25c., 6Oc., 75c. and 90
Al-Linen Handkerchief. superior quality. plain
hemstitch-K, ". and ~ inch hens Each. 12lsc.
Sheer All-Linen Handkerchiefs In several styles
hand embroidered corners with or without lace
edge and new patterns In colored and black print
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-08
.Dawamese Goods.

Imarl Flower Jars. Regularly SIPS. Each. sec.
Imari Flower Jars. Regularly $500. Each. 81. 40
Imarl Vases suitable for Easter flowers; IL inches
high Regularly S5c Each. .49c.
Souvenir Cups and Saucers In great variety. Es-
pecially good values .2oc.. 35c. and Doc.
Toxic Egg Sets. Regularly s5c. Each. .35c.
Decorated Salts and Peppers Each. ......... &c.
Blue and White Egg Cups. Each. ........... SC.
large assortment Of Easter Novelties at
&c. to $500
A souvenir free to each visitor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-08
Pictures.

Colored Photographs, gilt frames. Each. 20. .95c.
Water Colors, reeded gilt frames, gilt mats,
metal corners. Each !sJc
Artists Sghed Etchings, white enamel frames,
metal corners. Each. Observation-Disclosures &c.
OIL Paintings. white and gold frames, heavy
torchon mats, gilt Innings. Each $1.5O.
Ensravngs, fancy oak frames. Each ..... ?. DC.
Easel-back Medallions. ivory frames. Each $500.
Pearl Paintings, full size. white and gold
frames. FURNISHED gilt parts. Each $500.
(4th floor. 10th ST. bldg)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-08
Pressed Glass.

New patterns, exact reproductions Of the most
popular cut glass
Flower Vases, strawberry and tan pattern:
o-inen. Eacn &c.
o-lncn. EACH DC.
s-ihcn. Iucu ..................... .loc.
Flower Vases large strawberry and fan pattern,
o-mcu' hacn' &c.
Rose Bowls, Princess pattern. medium size.
EAieh Loo.
Rose Bowls, Princess pattern. large size.
Coen Zuc.
Toilet Bottles, strawberry and fan pattern.
Aet fii .3Uc
Candlesticks, strawberry and fan pattern.
Iacn .1Oc.
Ice Tubs, Lorraine pattern. Each. ..........O Oc.
Ice Cream Trays, Monarch pattern. 14-inch.
G-neh .0Oc.
Nut Bowls, Princess pattern. S-inch. .10c.
Water Sets, strawberry and fan pattern. Z
Punch Bowls, Lorraine pattern, 14-inch-
Footed Cake Stands, Princess pattern, 9inch. DOC.
Footed Fruit Stands Princess pattern s-inch. zoe.
(oth n0or Observation-Disclosures. 10th st. bldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-08
New Teller Appofnted.

c. c. Magruder of Maryland has been ap-
pointed teller in the Office of the controller
of the currency. vice Col Amos Webster.
removed. Mr.. Magruder was formerly
chief Of a division in the third auditors
office. Col. Webster. was one of Gen.
Grants aids de camp. and was chief
clerk Of the treasury under republican rule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-08
Lack of Apnlicnnta.

The civil service commission announces
that there are several vacancies in the
Office of meat inspector, Agricultural De-
partment, ard in the fish commission which
cannot be filled because of the lack of ap-
plicants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-08

According to United States Consul
Stephan. at Annaberg. Germany, the agra
rian press of that country is prosecuting a
vigorous war against American products
and has now raised the cry, Beware Of
American cracked oats"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-08
Another Road Up Lookout,

Another incline will be built up Lookout
mountain. William Stiere of Boston. A.
D. Storey and E. Watkins of Chattanooga
will apply for a charter for the ST. Elmo
and Lookout Mountain railway. 1t will
gust.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-08
Bohemian Glass.

We recently purchased an importers sample line
of Fancy Bohemian Glass Vases, etc, at q third
less than regular prices. Some bargains in
this beautiful sale at zoe. to s.. 90
9th floor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10th st. buildingD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-08

The Secretary of the Treasury has in
formed the Mexican minister that the legis-
lation Of the last Congress relating to the
Free Zone" is ineffective In its character,
and that further legislation is required to
put 1t into practical operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-08
W0men's Easter Neck
wear.
wear.

For Easter We showing large and interest
ing variety Of exclusive novelties in White Lace
and Chiffon Collarettes; Vests and loose front eff
fects in the Chiffon Brilliant: Lace and Satin
Capelets, and embroidered Jokes.
For tomorrow We offer assortment Of hand
some Russian Yokes, beautiful goods, at
$3.50 and $8.5 so
Devants Plisss for making Jokes. berthas and
waists Made Of tucking and lace inserting Per
yard. .5Oc. to 81. 90
Qst floor. I'd annex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-08
Imported China AFTER Dim
mer Cups and Saucers.

Special Easter Offerings at
25c., 50c., 75c. and $1.O0
These are fine French and Vienna China in adj
vance patterns, purchased in d big lot at price
concession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-08
Gut Glass.

Water Bottles richly cut. Each. ..........S2.9 so
Imported Berry Bowls. S-inch. Each. 49,. $500.
Oblong Celery Trays, diamond cut. Each. $3.50.
Imported Vases, 8-inch. Each. soc.
9th floor. 10th st. bldg9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-08

Ensign Adams New Duty.
Ensign Philip Adams has been detached
from ordnance duty, and ordered to the
bureau of equipment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-08
THESE ARE OUR
Specialties===

WAL; PAPERNe.
rs show q very extensive variety Of
the prettiest, newest styles and most
artistic colorings that IN experience OF
years teaches us to buy.
Until this present spring stock p en-
tlrely closed out, we shall quote greatly
lower prices than prevail elsewhere In
town. We want you to know US.
INTERIOR PAINTING AND DECORATING.
At this season we can do this work
very much under usual figures, as We
want to keep entire force busy. and
they not busy as they should be
just at present.
Better work than we do Is unobtain-
able.
PICTURE MOLDING put up for CTS
q foot. The usual price is 10 cts.
REPAIRING OLD FURNITURE.
MOVING AND PACKING.
TAKING UP CARPETS.
In each Of these branches we are proud
Of our accomplishments. We employ ex-
pert workmen, and charge moderately
for their services
Alex. MILNE,
s sss,s. 1907 New York Ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-08
II. HARRIS & CO.,
COR. 7TH AND D SIS.
EASTER
UNIVERSAL

The practice Of giving presents at
Easter Is almost as universal at Christ
mas. So 1t should be. We have attended
to QUE part. An almost endless variety Of
Easter ''Noreities'' In Silver at trtdtng cost.
4 diam0M Is the birthstone of those born
In April, and surely nothing Is more sure
of appreciation than a diamond. It Is Q
hfetilne's memento Of the donor. We have
secured and also had made in our own
factory q lovely line Of settings in SOIL
taires and clusters, and you will be sur
prised at what beautiful diamonds . little
money will buy. For instance:
Pretty Cluster Diamond Rings with @&
colored stone centers, real value, $3.50. sUV
Beautiful Marquise Rings at SIS, SIS
and So.
Lovely line Of Solitaire Diamond Rings,
Set In designs created in our own Co.
work rooms s., $40. SD. to-. V|S
Handsome Solitaire Diamond Ring,
wsfghing about one karat. worth Gro
$oo' oriy. ....................... Wv
Handsome Solitaire Dlamend Rings,
two-karat stones Of great brill Snno
nancy and whiteness. ........... pAUU
vito s dIam nendl e ssaena's $40 to $25
bursts" stars crescents and other novel
designs OF our own manufacture. enabling
e i Per 's cent. you sooo. $50 to $H0O
Dainty Silver Stem winding Watches for
$3.50. Worth S.
ladies' Solid Gold stem-winding Watches
for ~. Worth $12.
About 200 different sizes and styles Of
Gold Watches for Ladies, $40 to SIS.
R.HarriS &c.,,
Cor. 9TH and ID SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-08

The practice Of giving presents at
Easter LIS almost as universal Us at Christ
mas. So 1t should be. We have attended
to QUE part. An almost endless variety Of
Easter '.NoYeittes'' In Silver ut trtfiinr cost,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-08

sEEalm TO HAVE HAD IT'S ANNUAL SPRING
0fENING DURING THE NIGHT, WITH PROBA-
BILfTIES OF A CONTINUANCE TODAY AND To-
MORROW: THE CONSEQUENCE Is AIERCHAN-
DOSING IS SOMEWHAT INTERFERED WITH. NO
ONE CAN OUTRIvAI THE ELEMENTS, NO MAT
TIsh HOW GRAND THE DISPLAY OR HOW Low
THE PRICES, WHEN THOSE DEW-DR0PS FALL
CUSTOMERS BECOME SCARCE NOT AS BUSY
TODAY AS WE SHOULD BE. THEREFORE
SPECIAL VALUES TOMORROW TO Make Up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-08

Pretty Cluster Diamond Rings. with @<
colored stone centers, real value. $3.50. UV
Beautiful Marquise Rings at SIS, SIS
and So.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-20
WEATHER REPORT.

Engle. E j. Westervelt.- I'm
iformly bright and clear weather
with no rain. Corn reported to be
IN aourishing condition and a
heavy crop is indicated,
Riucon. G. II. Raitt Heavy
storm on the 8th accompanied by
some hail. Complaint l5 made OF
rust on corn affecting only the
blades Of leaves. Water IN river
low and steady falling,
Las Cruces. Fabian Garcia. F.
The weather has been clear and
calm, the days exceedingly warm
and the nights cool. Vegetables
maturing very rapidly. The corn
crop is beginning to be harvested
Albuquerque. Prof NJ. IL
Gaines. Warm clear weather with
no rain during the week. Corn
has done very we'll this year and
good yield is expected.
Alma. VIM French = Warn
and clear weather. Trace Of rain
on tbs 9t6.
CHA. Chas. II Lyons Moth
ing new to report this week. The
weather seems to be settled ant
the rainy season over. Third crol
Of alfalfa IS all IN and farm crops
looking first class, Corn is mostly
safe from danger of ffosts.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-20

for the Fifth Reunion TO be held
on October 3rd, 1895.
: Lee Davis, the Kingston bear
hunter, has promised the old
Timers bear for their barbecue
on 0a.. 3rd next
Mcpherson & Tomlinson will
reopen the Corner Saloon on
October 1st next.
L. G. Morris writes Us for
several copies Of Robins stausti-
cal book ON Sierra county Mr.
Morris lives at Deming and is the
owner of valuable coal mines in
the Cabello mountains, about 80
miles east of the Hillsboro 60 d
o acers We have sent him tb
valuable books.
Young Mark Dalglish is sick
with the fever.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-20
THE FAIR.

The editor Of The ADVOCATE
and his family made flying trip
to the Albuquerque Fair the first
Of the week and was there on the
opening day. Che exhibit OF
fruits and vegetables il the most
extensive one in the great pavilion
and will convince any one that
New Mexico can be made the most
productive section in tho world
with proper system Of irrigation
The mineral displays come next
in importance and comprise ach
patches of gold ore FROM W hlte
Oaks, Coehiti and Iilllsboro
camps. with n sprinkling Of copper
and SILVER ores from all three dis
tricts in which these camps are
located. The White Oaks display
contains many beautiful speci-
mems hecked with wire and plate
gold, and ia very catchy. The
Cochiti exhibit is principally at
tractiye fer it's p~caliarity, although
being very rich. No other like II
has probably ever before been put
on exhibition, being in the malr
an amber colored qnartz anc
ouartzite. Tie Sierra county
mineral display is massive enC
substantial, bright aod. 81 a klinl
IN Its composition, 1ad interesting
| ly metallic. 1t is ore all through
and will attract and, very iavorabll
impress mining men while possibl,
receiving but passing notice from
others.
The live stock display was quit
insignificant, comprising only fe'
little Jerseys that oonld not com
pare with several Jerseys found j
| Hillsboro.
There was several horses Wit
records, and the racing WAS good
so good, in fact thai Jan MeDaugh
lin, froln Hillsboro, wAs 10 coub
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-20
THE BLACK RANCE.
CHLORIDE.

from the Chloride Range.
Henry Schmidt writes as that a
new girl arrived to add sunshine to
his home, in Lake Valley, on the
morning of the 9th, Mother and
babe doing we'll.
Thos. Chavez has taken the con
tract to haul fifty cords OF cord
wood from the old Livingston works
to the Wing stamp-mill on Mineral
creek. He has commenced the de-
livery of the wood.
The blind Mexican below town,
claims to have seen the "hand writ
ing on the wall, " and predicts that
the heaviest rains for this season
are yet to come.
The II. A. NJ. (Adobe) cattle
company have sold their entire
herd of cattle. The company has
two wears time to gather up the
cattle, so it is thus reported.
Jim Blain and family, DIR. Blinr
and Gao. Ritchey left Wednesday
for an extended outing on tbs
Gila.
Chris Olson, Billy Dawson snc
Eff. Holmes left yesterday for
bnntpg and fishing TIP 50, -
west side Of the range.
jim Gill went TO San Marcia
asrlv this week TO meet hfs wifi
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-20
GLNSED Up.
rhe Albuquerque Citizea,

rhe Albuquerque Gitizea
John spears, ex territorial mina
inspector, now a pruaperou mine
operator of the Cochiti mining dis
triot, arrived in the city last night,
FOR the purpose If attending the
Irieahon Congress and Territor
iaI Far.
Mr. Spears called at The Citizen
office titis'merning and gave las the
information that on last Friday
attachment papers aggregatiag Sl,
800 we're served aganst the Gochit
Milling and Reduction company
principally for debt due the work
men nni for part Of the machinery
The owners Of tho mill are Il
Beckham, ". ID. Howard and j
H. Logic. An effort, sqid Mr.
Spears, was being nade before h'
lat Bland f. have the attachmen
Withdrawn Bnd tho mill started a
again,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-20
VEST ON SILVER.

New York, Sept, II. A special
to the Herald from Washington
say- Senator Vest, Of Missouri,
who is now in Carlsbad. has in
private conversations with persons
who met him in Ecrone, stated
hia opinion that free coinage at the
Old ratio is no longer possible.
inst what position the Missouri
seuator viii occnpy on the silver
question is not known,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-20
.keighborhood News.
GRANT COUNTY.
SILVER cIrr.

From the Sentinel.
P. Fikins, brakeman on the
Santa Fe, had both legs cut off al
Rincon last Monday morning.
L. A. Skelly, who has so ably
aud faithfully served this city foi
over two years as chief of the Fire
Department, has, or account of i'll
health, been forced to tender bis
resignation as same.
Bishop Kendrick intends next
Sunday, at Deming, to ordian tn {
Diaconate, Mr.. Ethelbert II. j
Andrews, now Lay Reader at the
st. Luke's Episcopal church in
that place.
There are 35 laborers and
bridge carpenters employed re-
pairing the Silver City 6 North
ern railway between Hanover and
Whitewater. and the road will be
ready fer operation in few weeks
The Ivanhoe smelter which was
closed down for few days for the
purpose Of reclining the furnace
was blown in last week. The com
pany shipped 2 car loads of mstte
to Canon City, Colo. few days
ago and now have another carload
ready.
rhe fiuast watermelon ever ex-
hihited in Silver City wks display
ed at Whtehills fruit store last
Saturday. 1t was grown on land
belonging to the Rio Mimbres
Land and Irrigation Company, BY
Wah Bros, on the Milnbres river.
II was .?t tbs Cuban Queen variety
and weighed 60a pounds.
The Mineral Point Iiuc Co. a
Hanover, is again working it'
mines. Wm Swancoat, the sup
erintendent, has eight men at worl
aud large shipment will be made
to Mineral Point. Wisconsin, as
soon as the Silver City & North
ern railroad IS opened up. Thes'
mines have been closed down for {
long time.
When Aaron Schultz purchases
the Broadway Hotel, soon afte
abe food, many people Shook thel
heads and said the building woul'
surely collapse before it could b
rebnilt. But their prophesies hav
been successfully contradl ctec
And it took, man like Aaro
Schultz to do it By November is
the entire building will be far bet
ter aud more substantial than up
on the day 1t was originally finish
ed.