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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
NOTICE.
AND OHIO RAILWAY
COMPANY.
Richmond. Va. January

Richmond. Va. January 9. 1895.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
WAY COMPANY:
meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS or
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
WAY COMPANY Will be held at Il
o'clock noon Oh MONDAY, The 18th day
company Pace Building, corner Of
Eighth and Main streets. in the city OIL
Richmond, state Of Virginia. for the fol-
lowing purposes:
To consider me proprlety or author
icing ana to authorize the Board OF BIZ
rectors:
(a) TO contract in the name of this
company seyerally or Jointly
Jenersonv.lle Bridge Company property.
In Louisville and Jefferson county, Ky,
and Jeffersonviile. Ind, ana
% For the acquisition OF the securities
OF said company, ant
90 To execute a Joint and several guar
anty with the Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chi
cage and ST. Louis Railway Company, or
with that and one or more other compa-
MES. Of mortgage bonds OF the Louisville
and JeffersOnviile Bridge Company for
principal sum not exceeding s.O0O00O.
bearing interest at rate not exceeding
4 per cent. per annum. both principal ana
interest being payable in gold. and the
principal sum being payable on the first
day OF March, 1915.
(c) TO make any traekage or other
agreement relating to the moving of its
traffic between Lexington and Louisville:
And for the transaction Of such other
business as may lawfully come before
the meeting
The stocktransfer books OF the com,
pany will close at the Office OF Messrs.
j. =. Morgan & Co.. % Wall street, New
York. on SATURDAY. the 18th day OF
January, 1895, at IL NJ. and will reopen
on TUESDAY, the 18th day of February,
1896 al 10 A. NJ
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
c. l.. WEXFORD.
ia % 10 Fe p Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
COTTON GOODS PRICES.

Ducks in solid navy or with stripes
and polka-spot1. for s lac.
&c Yhrd-wide Bleached Cotton for
r. i-2c Outing Fiannels for 7-sc
2oc. Bleached Shcetng. for y i-2c.
lac. Brown, Yard wide, Cotton for 4c
sl-3c Brown Cotton for lac.
u 1-2c. Printed Dimities for &c.
l21-2 Printed Dark Batistes for l-ic
Sc Best Navy Prints for +3-ic.
1sc Feather Tick for l0c
New Godfrey Grapes. in beautiful de-
signs. Il l-2c.
Many small wares that II Is Impossible
to mention among them.
Pnauds Partisan Ex.racts-sl.le size
Oakley;s soc. Triple Waters for ssc.
English Cucumber. Choice Soap, for loc.
Atkins & Sons White Rose Extracts,
Dr. Lyons's Tooth Powder, re.
Box Of Cold Cream for D..
Children's IThs. Be- each
Beading. Sc. apiece.
Comblnation Hatr-Plns. &c. box.
Long Hat-pins. Sc dozen.
i2c Whalebones for &c. dozen.
Hooks and Eyes. lc. a card OF DOZEN
Hair-Cloth. II l-2c. a yard
SIX Seam Binding. &c. a piece.
Colored Corset Jeanes. &c.
Worsted Skirt-Binding (only colored).
Box Of Paper and Envelopes. for &c.
A Pound Package OF Writing Paper,
Sc. pound.
b0c. Books for 29c
Zoe Books for l9c.
SPECIAL. CANDY PRICES.
Cocoanut Cream. Sc.
CocOanut Sticks. 20.
Bonbons. zoe. pound.
Chocolate Cream. l5c.. or pounds for
25c.
Taffy. l0c. Fruit Candy. &C.
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NEW EUROPEAN HOTEL OPEN.
"THE ELKWOOD INN, F."

CORNER CAPITOL AND TENTH
STREETS.
opposite Capitol Square and the new CITY
Hall. Is now open 10 the public. An ele-
CANT LADIES' RESTAURANT, GEN
TLEMEN'S CAFE. and PRIVATE DIN
ING-ROOMS. with. newly, nicely-fur-
nished, and heated rooms for gentlemen
only. Occupying the most delightful and
quiet location IN the city. the management
hopes TO receive liberal share OF public
patronage. ,,,>,,,,
The BEST and PUREsT WINES;
LIQUORS. and CIGARS, Imported anu
domestic. always on hand.
The restaurant will be supplied With me
best the market affords :"WARE-NESh,'
and CARRIERS CREEK" OYSTERS al.
yays on hand. '"rhc Elkwood Inn
Chafing-Dlsh and Box Fry Will be the
specially In bivalves.
Mr.. BILLY SHELLY Will be connected
with the Inr.. and hopes to meet ms
many friends. Jefferson. Sr.. the eelebra-
ted Virginia chef VII De IN eharfy q, ine
cuisine. GEOtGE Mcuo' r'nN'
IA 2G-Sa. Su& eodtf
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BLACK
SILKS.

BLACK
SILKS. /
Black MORE Gaufre, regular 81
value, for
zoe. yard.
Black MORE Franchise, regular
81. Is value, for
81 yard.
Black Moire Mirror. the regular
sl.7j quality. for S1.25, and the 81
quality for $3.50.
Black MORE Antique, all pure
silk. fine and heavy. regular 81 qua
lily. for
&1.5O yard.
Black Seeded Armure Silks, regu.
lar sl.25 quality. for
81 yard.
Black Armure Royal Silk-the
Sl.5O quality for 1925 and the Sl.oo
quality for sl.50.
Black Figured Tafleta Silks, regu-
lar Sl.25 quality, for
81 yard.
Black Satin Luxor, regular sl.25
quality, for
81 yard.
Plain Black Satin-the Sl.25 qua
lily for 81 and the S5c. quality for
65c.
Black Satin Mascotte, extra heavy,
regular 81 quality, for
S1.5O.
Black Cashmere Gros-Grain Silk,
regular - quality, for
S1.5O.
Black Peau de Sol Silks, regular
Sl.25 quality, for
81 yard.
Block Surah Silks, regular 81
quality, for
Toe. yard.
Black Faille Franchise Silks,
regular 81 % quality, for
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UNITED STATES IgCOEE TAX NOTICE.
INTERNAL-REVENUE SERVICE.
COLLECTORS OFFICE

tULLINIOKS OFFICE
RICHMOND, VA. February l6, 1895
All GUARDIANS, TRUSTEES. AND
PERSONS who had an income during the
year 1894 of $500 or over are required to
make return of their income. on blanks.
which are TO be had on application: while
only those having net income of 1900
or over are required TO pay tax. On the
excess OF 81, 900 a tax of per cent. IL TO
CITATIONS, AND COMPANIES must
make returns and pay tax of per cent
on entire net income. Neglect to make
returns prior 10 March 4th will incur the
penalties prescribed by law, and failure
to receive ferns cannot be deemed a
valid excuse.
Blanks will be mailed on application or
furnished TO parties calling at the Collec-
tors Office, in the custom-house.
WILLIAM RYAN,
fe 1T-2t Collector
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EVERY DAY MUST BE A BUSY DAY HERE.
THE LOW PRICES, COUPLED With RELIABLE GOODS,
MAKE US BUSY.
lSAN SYCLE & co.

NEVER LIMIT YOU IN QUANIIAI.
"a Plllow-Case Bieached Cotton.
&C. yard.
2s-inch Umbrellas. OF satinella, pretty
MINUTES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..foc. e.~ii'
Such Percales as you usually pay
IL l-2c a yard for are here ATS 3-ic.
Curtain-Poles and all-brass fixture,
13c.
Window Shades.-Now Is the time to
supply yourself with Window Shades
Splendid values at .......................Z &c.
zoe. Handsomely Fringed Shades......Soc
600 Remnants OF Mattings from TO %
yards. clos.ng-out prices; bring the size
OF your room or rooms.
SILKS
Thousands Of dollars worth Of Silks
from the gigantic trade Of Schwarzenbach.
Huber & Co. The loveliest creations OF
the silk-looms are here for dresses and
waists. Prices on them that Will as
tonlsh you.
SILK WAISTS.
We bez, 70 call your attention TO our
select ~, OF silk Waists. In all the
west silks, and perfect Hitting, we
make TO order Waists Of any SILK So
lected here. We will be pleased TO show
samples of the work done by our waist
makers.
Ladies' Fancy-Colorel Hose the 5oc.
kind. h re .........................2J &c. a PAIR
Ladies' Colorfd-Top Black Boot-Hose,
Buttermilk Soap. 15c box Of cakes,
Mems Tan and Gray Socks, pairs
iOr
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REMEMBER THIS DfsT NOTIFY. that


Extra-Heayy Bleached shectfng two
yards and half wide .........i5c yard.
Lovely Parma Nioiets the 2oc. kind. fun
punches. as they come from the makers
l0c n bunch.
Mems Unlaundered Shirts that have
always been good value at SOC. all biH "a
The pretty opera. Rob Roy" now play
ing in New YORK. makes Scotch effects
popular Rob Roy Tlcks ana i"" o.
Nend scarfs ......... ;cr c,6ii.
The Hyperion Windsor Ties Tor III ~
crcn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -, ., -, a..
Half Bleachei German Table linen Yo ,,le
Sllkcne crepe. usually sold Mt Il e &c
>I'' lot ne EoSs Dark Brown. also Black.
cloth Hats were 50c.. now -. 80;
Ali F.rured Satincs that we're j - ana no
' sanitary FLANNEL Remnants OF from II 2
to ca ~ y,5a Atwood Yard-wide Sc In
g.. Quality ingram CARPETS. ..a
SIC. Quality Ingram Carpets.
&C Quality Ingram CARPETS
l5c. n yard.
/ piece SIS Velvet Carpet,
All BODY brussels Carpets that were
8 -, Cd rtri now ......................... s"c
"a Iirisseis Carpets that were 81 a
yart now .....t.+....s... -.......'.' 'V9c'
an Rrisscs Carpets that were 75c,-
III Rugs lar cost and less than cost.
LAST REDUCTION for this season on Boys
Suits and Kncc-Fants. Suits at CSC. N.io,
Ecs and $50
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MEETINGS..
ANNUAL MEETING.

The regular annual meeting OF the
Stockholders OF the VIRGINIA FIRE
AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
VIII be held at the companys office. No.
1913 east Main street. Richmond. Va, on
p tuesday,, the 18th instant. at 10 o'clock
NJ. WM. II. MCCARTHY.
fe ID Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
VELVETS.

Black slllS-Back Velvet. $3.50 quality
for BIS
Il pieces Of Colored Velvets. value SIS
to $LJ0 for 7Jc.
Seven cases Of Linens will be ready
Monday morning-not duplicate to
arrive.
47O dozen All Pure Linen Towels, as
sorted values from II IL to &c; choice
Of any for &C.
Damask Towels. 35c value. for l9c;
200 dozen All-Linen Huck Towels,
hemmed. Is 2-3c grade. for &c each.
33c Irish Linen for l9c. yard.
Coo. Irish Linen for 35c. yard.
60 Half-Bleached Table Linen. sOc.
quality for 2ec.
$50 Bleached Table Linen. yards wide,
for iOc a yard.
Fine 2-Yard-Wide Bleacheh Table Da-
mask that cost sl.25. $3.50. Sl.15. and
s2-some l-2 yards wide-your choice
for 81 yard.
Silver Bleached Dinner Napkins-heavy,
all pure linen. 5-s size. usual sl2o-for
75c. each.
German Linen Dinner Napkins silver
bleached for SOC. dozen.
Largest Double Damask. "a size, Nap
kins will be $2.75 a dozen.
New Carving Cloths. finest double da-
mask. open-drawn thread, in various
designs. worth each $l25. for soc.
ca Hand-Hemstitched Double Damask
Lunch Cloths. worth $50 each. for
$50
100 dozen Double DamaslI Tray Cloths
fun size and fringed. 69c. value. for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

we shall offer very extr ordnary values in Silks We
were the largest southern the great sale of Silks
held in New York last week The goods offered espe
cialy made and designed for hghcass trade They
eagerly taken by such weknown silk houses as James Nc
Creary e. Co., Of New York; Strawbrdge e. Cother and
Wanamaker of Philadelphia Marshal Field & Co., of Chi
cago and others of like standing Our Mr. Fourqurean says
he never before bought such values for the money.
Seven thousand dollars worth of these Silks sale
morrow morning prices we don't expect dup
Gated As Silks greater favor this than
before we advise friends to this lot and examine
them closely Such choce values found only occasionally
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

Mems Atwood Navy-Blue Suits. also 3.
Youths Long Pants All-wool Suits -
Boys Knee-Pants ........25, %. ana yvc'
lot Boys Plush and Astrachan caps
1850 yards Good unbleached Cotton, r,
Wire Iamp.shade Frames. all shapes
LARGE ONES ....................l5c . each.
All Shades Of the best crepe paper. in
Guiding red. pink, yellow. Nile- green.
The "Cristy" Bread-Knife set cons's,s
OF bread-knife and fruit and vsgetaoie
parcr; every housekeeper should nave
J lot Windsor Ties ali silk .....lOc.
WRAPS
ANY
COAT OR CAPE
THAT WAS
g. $40, $50 SIC, or so.
NOW
10 dozen Black Teck Scarfs Of finest
satin, FOR ladies' or gentsmen's wear.
&c. each.
The prettiest line Of Beaded Gimps IN
tho city are here The price starts AT &C.
a yard FOR a narrow Gimp. and UPWARDS;
Imitation Cut-Glass BOWS ana . SnhIi
Saucers 10 match for ..............'...''@' c;
japanese very thin China cups 2 laI
saucers Tor ii:mrbrclla
Table On-Cioth, white, marble, and
fancy. the best quality ........lic NaIu.
Ladies' 4Oc. Rib d Vests, now 800. 2'c.
Hermsdorf Black Ladi S Regular-Madc
Hose. offcr-d under the pretence OF
bargain at nc: here .......: II 70. n iilr;
9. r.. la sprite Black Corsets' ,an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
COLORED DRESS GOODS.

Value Our
Price. - Prize
NAVY STORM SERGE.
s5c Pure Camel s-lIair ..........,... 4sc
ssc. Navy, 45-inch wide. Lubins's
Imperial Highest-Grads Serge soc
sl7J Shower Proof Crayenette ...... N.0
81 20 S,lver-Gray. Mixed. Fancy
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DIssOLUTION OF CoPARTSEB'
SHIP.

Richmond. Va. February ,s,,,v
The law partnership hsrs ,!oe.r ths fira
ns ,m.so Of '1 CANNON & coLl!Ns ne.
dissolved BY mutual consent '"
esmesr 81. 1884 HENRY @. cAN,N;o1Ss.
HENRY q CANNON viii eea1. a,,,s. "a ~
pp arsricE or LAW at the ola en nsrs' I.
cannon q Collins, 1901 east NAH the
ALLES g; C9 Linz x - his Aosiss. n
fsard Soor Or Msrchsn,s N s.1es.S
Hank SsaI buiidlns. Eleventh and n y 'inassdSs
Phone cl
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.THECOHEN COMPANY

All silk. Satin Duchess--all the various
dark and light shades, CSC. value-for
59c
Heavy Black Satin Duchess, "a inches
wide $3.50 grade for 75c.
Black Double-Face Peau de sole, tlzo
value. our price 69c.
- Satin Luxor. our price Sl.so.
lA-Sllk. Black Double Walp, S,faN
J9c. quality our price &c.
Dresden Figured Godfrey Crepes, 9sc.
grade for Csc.
All-Snk. Heavy 81 Black Gros-Graln
for lgc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
pIssOLUTIONs & PARTNERSHIPS.


RICHMOND. VA. February 10, ~ S.,y
have this day admitted W. I. Mill,
10 one-thlrd interest in my business an.
appointed GEORGE KLEIN my as. S,l,.,a,;
me business will hereafter be condnctcss
under the iirm name OF y. ,ka isinI
Son, who will assume az 80. ,hs
and collect all outstanding pliis o'e Wv
Thanking my patrons for tneir iaso -
IN the past. | solicit contihua''S' VI
the same for the new nrh. =, u,rrry
Respectfully. AZ
In reference to the above we VII ~
ask for the new nrm a ,o,nwsa upon
Inc Old arm. We shall carry s9ipi'sS.lp:. ~:
line OF STOVES. RANGES; FiE lt,s,TnSe;
HEATERS. and Ho Is usE = a. TIMING.
pf'fyuI;,S; and GAS-FITrlNu Ia VIC
best manner at shortest N no,1ce SON.
No. SO east Broad su's'
n. HttGTh-rf
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EUROPEAN STEAMERS.
das HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE.

THE ONLY LINE maintaining regu.
lar service 70 the European Contlnent
with TWIN-SCREW STEAMERS, NEW
YORK, SOUTHAMPTON Q.ONDoN.
PARIS, HAMBURG. This line holds tho
record for fastest time on this route.
81 i''''' EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Normannla. March 18th, II A. M: +.
Rismarck, April 18th, II a. NJ; Columbia.
Anril 18th. II A. NJ. Normanna, May 9Th.
II A. NJ: A. Victoria. May lsth, . A. n;
columbia May sd. IL A. NJ; L. Bis
marck. May 3Oth, IL A. NJ: Normannia.
June 9Th. II a. Nj.
NOTICE. After June lst steamers will
RIM 10 and from the dock at Southamp-
ton alongside London train. NO TRANS
FER BY TENDER.
nv Twin Screw Mail Steamships and other
Steamships, Scandal, February sd, $50
s. NJ: Prussia. March %. 10 a. NJ: Rus
sla. March 9th. $50 A. NJ; Persia, March
iOi First Z Cabin. SIS. intermediate. SCI.
HaMBURG-AMERIcAN- LINE,
81 Broadway, New York.
W. b.. PALMER & CO,
sef7-tm Richmond, Va.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-21
PAID THE ASSESSMENT.
There VIII BE No Delinquent ALI
ance Stockholders.

The record of the Allian.e is the
record of a wonder, the strange part
being the readiness with which the
stockholders pay their regular assess
ments, never allowing any of the stock
to become delinquent. Ar the last
meeting Of the board Of directors of
the company an assessment Of 10 cents
per share was levied, delinquent Oh
the 18th Of the present month. Those
parties who have been looking out for
the advertisement of the delinquents
may as well give up their watch, for
there are no delinquents. every cent of
the assessment having been paid.
With the payment of this amount
into the treasury of the new company,
the stockholders have contributed in
the neighborhood of S1S0,000, while the
amount expended in development work
on the property since it was first
opened is about si5O,OO0. To date there
has never been share of Alliance
stock sold for delinquent assessments.
There are few other properties which
would stand the continued strain, but
the manner in which the last pay
ments were made indicates that the
members of the company have every
reason to believe that within a COM
paratively short time the mine will
have ore and great bodies OF It at that.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-21
silver sass cents, and firmer."

'tSilver 63ss cents, and firmer."
That was the message which caused
a great furry in mining circles yester-
day and carried with it not a little
pleasure to the operators of the terri
tory and the west. The white metal
had advanced a clean half cent from
the previous days quotation and for
the first time since the first day of
November, 1894 were smelter settle
ments made at figures as high as 63Ss
cents. All indications point to still
further advance and it is quite prob
able that Captain De Lamar's recent
prediction that within sixty days silver
would touch the 20 cent mark, is
about to be realized. When making
the statement he said he spoke from
personal knowledge of the negotiations
then ON. AT any rate the recent adj
vanceS in the price of the metal have
proven very welcome to the Utah
operators and they are ready to re
ceive still additional upward move
mentS of the quotation with ever in
creaSing pleasure. On the general
silver situation last week, Dun'S Re
view says:
1.-The silver bullion market has been
>
theories expressed as to the cause Of
the upward movement. Several factors
are believed to enter into the strength
of the market. Undoubtedly the most
important is the bimetallic discussion,
which is causing large speculative
purchases of silver in all the regular
foreign markets, with important buy
ing of bars for future delivery. The
Importance of the discussion referred
to upon the market may be inferred
tinued to advance slowly, although 1t
may be made with profit to the chief
eastern silver using countries. The
weakness of the eastern exchanges has
can dealers, and the smallness of the
stituted the next important factor in
the improvement. Each day this week
dealers have viewed with wonderment
the small offerings on London's bids.
Silver does not appear to be going in
to storage in this city; and the only
inference left to the market is that it
is being held back in the west. Next
can exchange in New York is 202Q204,
at which rates there is no profit in inn
porting Mexican dollars. They are
freely bid for at 4934 cents"
In sympathy with the advance in
silver, Chinese exchange has gone up
cents since the first Of the week, being
now quoted at 5112 cents. Local bank
erS who write exchange on Hong Kong
yesterday received notice that another
cent had been tackled onto the quota
fiOn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-21
SUNSHINE MILL ASSURED.
There VIII Be No Unnecessary De-
lays in Construction.

Having designated the site for their
milling plant, the owners of the Sun
shine in Camp Floyd district, now pro-
pose to go right ahead with the carry
ing out of their plans. Necessary
plans and specifications for the mill
are now in course of preparation and
it should not be long before the awards
for construction and machinery are
made. AS yet the gentlemen have not
decided upon the exact capacity of the
plant, but they are united on the pro-
position that it will not be less than
100 tons. Arrangements are to be
care of but one-half that number will
be put in at first. Recent tests made
with cyanide have demonstrated that
the chemicals will take care of all OF
the values in the ores from tbs mines
of the group and with some improve
ments in solution methods the new
Sunshine mill will be one Of the most
complete of it's kind in the world.
The working incline on the property
has been located just north of the old
tunnel and is now being driven down
toward the ore body. Good progress
can be made and it is anticipated that
within 200 feet the underground work
ings will be reached. The mines never
looked so well and assays made from
some of the recently uncovered ore
bodies give returns Of unusual rich
ness.
AS yet the proposed water contract
with Colonel Wall has not been signed,
but this will not delay matters. Other
sources Of supply are within easy
reach.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-21
REPORT NOT FORTHCOMING.
Samuel Mcintyre Not Through with
the Mammoth's Accounts.

the mammOthS Accounts
Contrary to expectations, there were
no sensational developments at the
meeting of the board of directors of the
Mamomth Mining company held yes
terday afternoon. 1t was anticipated
that Samuel Mcintyre would submit
his report of the investigations which
have been carried on since the annual
meeting of the company, but that gen
tleman appeared before the board in
company with. Accountant Bateman,
and announced that he would be I'M
able to make full statement before
the first of the coming week and an ad-
journment was taken until Monday
next, after some business upon the
table had been disposed of.
Incidentally, Mr.. Mcintyre made the
announcement that he had found a
number of transactions during the
course of his examination of the af-
fairs of the company, which would
need explanation. One of these was the
purchase of vannerS at $3.50. when
Mr.. Mcintyre had received bids
from Frazer & Chalmers for the same
machine at $3.50 each. Then again,
there is the matter of freight rates,
the investigating owner claiming that
the tonnage upon which payments
were made did not tally with that es-
timated by the house furnishing the
machinery. 1t is said that he has a
very elaborate and accurate report in
course of preparation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-21
Retimbering Practically Completed.

The retimbering of thelmain shaft of
the Horn Silver has been practically
completed, there remaining but few
more tfmbers to go into place. Some
time ago the last of the burned sticks
were taken out at the LOO foot level
and an investigation revealed the fact
that the ravages of the fire had not
destroyed the usefulness of the timbers
below that point to any marked de-
gree. 1t was decided, however, by the
management that in order to make the
shaft uniform throughout, all sticks
which were damaged TO the least de-
gree should be removed and their
places filed by new supports. This
work has now been all but completed
and the shaft is in splendid condition.
Ore of a high grade is now being taken
out of the lowest levels Of the mine
and the property is in frst-class con-
dition throughout.
Another shipment of ore was made
from the mine yesterday, the consign-
ment being made up of seven carloads
of high grade.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-21

Boston, March 2O.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter viii say tomorrow
of the wool trade:
The reported strength Of the markets
abroad has not yet been reflected IL any
appreciable way here. Prices, though not
uuotabiy higher, certainly are steadier
and although trade has ruled very quiet
manufacturers have found it impossible
10 obtain concession in value from those
current week ago. Wool is low in COM
pariGon with other staple articles and it
is lower than anywhere else. Stocks of
domestic wool here are not large and
Vet there appears to be enough TO meet
the demand which in itself is not urg-
emit The business of the past week has
been of a retail character, very few
good lots having been moved. The aggre-
gate of transaction in fact is even less
than that of last week. Holders of wool
are IN some quarters quite firm in their
views and a case is cited where a manu-
fActurer came into the market and made
some offers, none of which We're accepted
fy the dealers, went home without secur-
fIls. his wool. IT is believed even by those
who had been looking for q, further de-
cline in values. that wool has got to Il
point where the bottom can be felt and
that any further change in values will
be upward rather than in a downward
direction.