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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-20

In its history OF the Silver City
district the Star says that the old oriei.
naI ohoebridge mine, than whore there
Is pot more well known name In
Fintic, was located Sept. go. 1870. Not
long after It's discovery the 5hoeoriu, o
mine WAS sold TO OHIO PEG ,le who
ofgAulzad the 5hoebridge Mining
company. The mine proIuceu large
quantities. OF high graue ore from tho
tune OF lis discovery ami one OF tn
INST acts OF the company was 10 build
the Sboebrigue mil, designed to WIZ
the ores from tue mine. The plan,
however proved iailurd, owing e.
the base nature of the ore, which was
smelt ng and not milling proposition.
1 he "Oli 3 aoobridgs Mill,n as IL was
iemiliATly called, was run Tor many
years, however, as a custom mill anu
,utDed out many tons OF toe precious
metals. The mill was aiterwAtd
bought by the Ely brothers anu oper.
gteu by them Tor several year,.
IL Is now torn down and the millsite
recently became the property OF Il q
Eureka Hill Mining con. any. TIE
: oebridRe mine pr0uuce1 u large
quantl1y OF native copper ere, being
pure metallic copper. Specimens sent
10 the Centennial Exposition IN 1875
captured the valuable pTlzss. For sew.
eral years the ShOebIiuge enjoyed the
lisiinclion OF beiug the deepest mini
ia the distric the shaft being down
the then remarkable depth OF 800 fee.
Like other early PRODUCERS OF the 5iD
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-20

same committee requests parties who
own fiags OF the d Il rent nations TO
leave them at headquarters. They
are TO be- used In the parade OF all ma.
tions and will be returned In good
order TO the owners after the jubilee.
The CT commission will meet in regular
session this evening.
The construction department is being
prepared for the fliat builders.
Councilman wi.oomb OF the COM
mittse ON public grounds has ordered
tue pisntirg OF a triangle OF hlwers In
Liberty Park. The deeigu VIII repre-.
sent toe word: "Pipneer Jubilee,
is7lS97" anu at least 1000 plsnts viii
be required.
The fl st Matchmaking machine ever
operate ia Utah is now In tue posses.
SION OF George J. Taylor, son OF the
late President Taylor. 1t was made In
1852, by a machinlst named SsDin anu
later was used by Mr.. Taylor and
others In manufacturing shingle anu
tenpenny nails from old wagon tires
anu tcrep iron. TIE output sold for
on scd 90 cents q pound.
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A TALK WITH TRUE.
The Alleged Uintah Train Rohbsr
Quarlersd at the County Jail.
WANTS TO BE TRIED BY A JURY.
Has No Love Tor Newspaper reporters
Hopes to Raise Bynds-sajs lie Was
In Ogden at tn, rime of The
Robbery.


'ai"ea A'"e, 'ne ihin VINO u aiegeu
10 nave held up U hon Pacific
passenger train at Uintab. six miJ.s
s,st otO .do, d,,,,a,,. .r,. 80
-, a.. i''a'e
OF the m'fhihg OF the IL oil last
October, arrived In Salt Lake City last
night, in charge OF United states
Deputv Marshal NJ .e.tnts,o,,man,o
80 y, -, - " 'e"'o'
u1 No" oouhneu III the county
JAN awaiting trial. True was intro
ducsd to NEWS repre,entatiye
nv JaiIor R,tei,n ,,,s ,, ,
a., - NV ""'
h"s"eI F." questions put 10 Nun
saiJ, VI have nothing TO say" and
then proceeded to talk.
81 am thirtv.s,o,t v..,s old >, ,a
o,,,,,, ~
anu nave h'eu IN sui
Lake City and o sden for two anu "a
half year,, [ was In Ogden nj the
tims nj tba ,ohh,,y on, III ,..,r-su
a"N -" - 'oi''
eass ~hen went 10 see
.ny oiptner III NeVaus Cl'y, Gal,
"noie Tts arfesteu'
ef, l. hho" th9 seriousness oil the
S'o "i.n "nion am chsrg.u aho
ueIieVe can prove my innoce ce when
sno props. hnie comes nave no
s'A.ehunt w hahe 10 newspapers, they
naVe ,leu aooul me hireauy, ana
nsNeh any 700 mueh love Tor them.
wei. 10 oe trieu ny Jury anu not
tne neWspapets. lne CaiHornia
papeis SaiS .hht 4 cisimeu 10 nave
peeh IN NevaIh CITY Tor the past
'nree years, pul they lied. L never
saiu any such thlng. J. .xpeci to get
Out OF TINS hole In few Jays anu u
feel Ike talking to You newspaper
ieliows, why IN call On you. | don't
want 10 be- Interviewed for reasons
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NOTICE OFF TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ wherehh Louis Nj Anderson and Emma
Anderson his wife. on the l7th day OF fe6.
rnhry, 1880, executed n deed OF trust to hllas
A smith rs truslree OF all the property here,
ihaIter described To- secure the payment o,
ss% Of no,s tsS yd'n Sste
able two years thereafter with per
cent interest per annum from date UNI
10 declare SAID note due u apop default Of he
payment of the interest which said deed o.
trust was duly nled for record In the ONCE OF
18th, 1896. in hoo 'l-E l." OF Mortgage. a,
page 81, winch said deed OF trust, so executed
and on record aforesaid, Is hereby referred 10
and made part OF this notice
And whereas tho said Louis Nj. Anderson
ana tmma Anderson, are In default 10 ihe
payment Of said interest aud have been lohS
sinee 80 In default, and whereas the say
Robert Sherwood, the holder OF said note An1
deed OF trust has declared the same due any
unpaid, both principal and interest.on account
OF the failure TO pay the interest when que,
And whereas he has requested the under.
signed trustee named in SAID deed of trusl V
advertise the SAID property for sale and ~,
the same to pay the said note together WIZ
tue interest thereon up to the time OF the se,e
and the payment OF the expenses OF TINS sAi.'
Including reasonable attorneys fees as
provided IN the said deed OF trust
Now therefore m consideration OF the prem
ises. notice Is hereby given that the NADER
signed trustee. ON tho 2.nd day OF May y, y
1881 al the hour or 1. O'Clock noon at the W.,
front door OF the County Court House, peins
The Joint ity and County building, IN oal .
Lake County, Utah, will Sc Il at public auction
TO the highest bidder for cash, all the properly
described IN said deed OF trust and also ph,
uculnriy described IA follows; All OF ~
i've f5l, Block ono ~ Of "shorwood foIes'
Addition" as per recorded Plat OF said Adol'
ZION, 10 salt Lake CITY, salt Lake uouhy'
utah, together with all the tenomentt. mere
dtamenta and appurtonancen thereunto ~
longing. to satisfy tho said note, interest,"
costa and attorneys fees, as provided In saiu
deed OF trust
Dated this 20th day OF April. A. u, 1891.
ELIAS A. SMITH
Trustee
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A Damage Suit.

The $4,000 damage suit OF Honora
Murray against the Salt Lake City
Railroad company for personal In.
turtles, is being heard before n jury in
Judge Cherry's court today. Plain.
tin alleges / hat on the 18th of Septem
Ger, 1894, she boarded defendants cal
at the Intersection Of Third South anu
Fret West streets, aud bsfore she had
taken seat the car was started, throw.
ing her violently against the rail OIL
car platform, and power box. Being
In DELEGATE state OF health ut thu
time Of the accident, plaintiff says she
suffered great physical Rnd menta
pain. Krsbs anu Hoppaugh are plain.
WIFE attorneys. l.. Is. Critchlow and
J. ii. Hurd represent the defends
company.
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Manager Woodruff OF tho Mort hern
Light is at present out at the property.
The Montezuma at Bingham Will
have 100 tons of ore ready for ship
ment In day or two.
The Geyser.M Marion company has
posted y dividend Of $4,000, the same
To be paid OF tue 3Otn Inst.
Joseph Dtderich has been awarded
the contract for the construction OF the
Highland Boy mil at Bingham.
Messrs. John Dern ami John Helm.
CHI LETT last evening for Idaho, where
they VIII consider the prop ysitiOn OF
purchasing bunch Of cattle.
The was but one transfer at yester.
day sfternoOn's call, tae sale being
100 shares of Mammoth at 81 85, thus
living the days business total OF
1900 shares with selling value O
s475.
Manager J. W. Cory Of the Glad.
stone leaves for New York this even.
Ing whither he goes TO make arrange.
IN snls for the further exploration o.
the ground under his charge.
Bingham Bulletin: A bunk house
with accommodations for about thirty
men was completed At tho Fortune
lIsL week, and Manager Hillsls expect.
ing to soon have that many employed,
The present force Is fourteen, working
one shift. A shipment OF forty.five
tons made recently returned fifty.
seven per cent LEAD. The Fortune anu
Keystone are given promise OF large
production this summer, and 1t will he
the fault OF the markets II they do NOT.
1t will not be the policy OF the mar
agement to sacrifice for the sake of
realizing q few dollars,
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IN MINING CIRCLES,
Brokers Discontinue the Afternoon
Call on Change.
Today's Businsss In the pit-Ths Shoe
bridge Mins--Paymsnt OF Divi-
dends-Tbe Mono strike.

Hereafter one call a dsy will suffice
for the local stock brokers,th the decision
having been arrived at this morning,
by unanimous vote OF those present
In the pit. The afternoon call has not
proved the success that was expected
and this is the reason for its rather
abrupt discontin usncs.
Not much havoc was ore ated In the
pit today as business remained dull as
1t has been for tue past week or SO.
The sellers were Bullion Beck, Mort h.
srn Light and Monterey. the latter a
new stock 50 far as It's appearance on
Change 10 concerned. + CURES as
compared with those OF previous calls
were fairly stationary and In some In
siances made good advances.
Anchor vas practically unchanged,
the stock standing at sl.20 bid with
offerings at Sl.75. Ajax maintained
It's exact position OF the former call
and was in fair demand at 80 cents,
while Bullion.Beck sllfieneI trifie
ami made sales at $40, the stock hsv.
ing closing bid OF S7,65. DAILY was low
aud ieaturnless, n Position In which Ito
mel hDor, DAILY West, was also found.
Geyrer. Marion received the same old
oIu, 81 80. being the figure offered for
the STOCK, while Mercur advanced ma.
teTislly aud was in demand at 81 3O,al.
thou h me stock could not be bought
AT that point. Mammoth was station
airy, with Overland ffered at so cents,
5unohlne low and Utah in improved
shape, the stock receiving bid OF 90
cents,
Grand Central took the initiative for
the unlisted stocks and had yesIerdsy's
bid 90 cents. South Swansea was
iairiy strong, as was also Swansea, but
neither aided to the days trauing.
Monterey, Iintic stock, made a
sale at g.. cent?, at which figure 1t was
DID for b the Close, with offerings at 9
cents. Northern Light was stronger
than usual anu aola al 10 cents, white
the stock was strjngly bli for at 7st
when attention was directed to othets.
Chloride Point was freely offsiei at 20
cent?.
The closing figures were as follow:
LISTED STOCKS.
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sion that you had been criminslly In,
innate with him?"
81 never made any. / signed q
paper for my husband some time ago
| when we had some trouble over Mr
| Pavey anu myself. but don't remem.
Der what Il contained. Our trouble
had been serious aud l mai tainted
| two or three times ana 1t was while
| was In that condition that signed
it,"
"What was the last thing yout hus.
band said 10 you last night on leaving
you at the dooi?"
"After kissing me, he said he would
meet me today. We were TO talk over
matters again about our divorce. But
| dump want II. Mr.. Hamilton was
always good to me and provided every
thing | needed until seven weeks ago
when went TO my mothers. After
that he gave me nothing ut ALL"
"Mrs. Hsmillon, great deal has
been said about MIR Hamilton's re-
volver. When did you return 1t to
him?"
"Fivs days ago-five days before
yesterday."
THE CoRoNERis INQuEsT.
Justice 5ommer held ~ Itquest this
afternoon with John Montgomery,
Harry Ball aud George IL. Ingram.
The frsl witness was Thomas z. 5ed-
don, the dead man's orother.in.lsw.
He testified that Hamilton came to
his house about $ O'Clock and
said, "rOm, have come to
TX things up with LOU" They
then went into the house.
He heard the couple laugh and joke;
he was tired ana went to bed; mad
been there hut abort time when he
heard shot; his vile sprang up and
eaid, "My God, Tom, somebody IL shoi;"
wen. Gus and aaw Hamilton lying %
the lawn, face down, the pistol
on his right side towards his
feet, some distance away; a
week ago Thursday at the instance
OF Hamilton he had gone to Mrs.
Prlday's his moiher.in.law's TO get
his pistol for him. He brought 1t
home, giving 1t to Mrs. Saddon his
own wife who gave 1t to Mrs. hamil-
ton. Never cav the weapon again
until last night. 1t was Undated
Wien he gave IL TO his wife.
After the shooting he saw Mrs.
GhmlltOn ~ lne uhi', Cunning iusiuS
the front door, which he thought YVES
open. Hamiiton's body was lying
just west OF the gate, close to the
fence when witness reached
the outside OF the house.
Witness remained outslle minute
or two, when he went back to the
house ana got a lamp. Mrs. Hamll-
ton was sitting in the dining room.
Witness asked her hUw 1t occurred
anu she said, she shot himself"
Witness also said he only remsiDed
short time and went out again; was
cut about Ave minutes - the
iii GERS were there aud asked
for Mrs. Hamilton. He brought her
to them but held no conversation with
her. He said that he noticed that
Mrs, Hamilton'0 lip WAS bleeding
diJn't notice anything else wron ~
In her appearance. 1t il claimed that
the witnes WHO was on the stand at
press slime has positively stated that It
was his opinion that Hamilton did not
shOot himseli; that his wife and he
nau struggle and that the shooting
was done at that time
Attorney Jos. T. Richards appear ed
Tor the relatives OF the dead man.
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DIVIDENDS PAID TODAY.
The Mercur aud swansea Company
Distribute the Velvet.

The Mercur aud swansea Company
distribute the Velvet.
The Mefcur company paid lie S25, 600
dividend to-day. thus running It's total
up to S675. 900. The mine, az for a
good while p .st, is in splendid shape
and with the near completion Of the
work connected with the mllPs en-.
isrgement IL lie thought that conditions
sugnr well for an increased May divi-
dend.
Tue Swansea came up with Its
mostbly payment today and oistrib.
uted $4,000 to those fortunate enough
to holu portion OF the compapy's
stock. Now that the Swsnsos or Q
contracts have been awarded, 1t 10
thought that dividends will be more
regular from this time on. The milne
10 great producer aud promises to Gu /
wide swsIh in Utah mining circles,
ere 1t Is relegated to the background as
abandoned.
Tomorrow the South Swansea Will
distribute S75. 900 as Its April divideHu,
This mine never was In better shape
tan AT present, he ore boiies becoming
more extensive aud sbOwiug greater
richness rs work progresses IN the
mine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-20
MINOR MENTION.

George w. Young OF Summit county
was commissioned q notary public to-
day.
Owing 10 the absence OF Chairman
Armstrong from the meeting OF the
board OF county commissioners held
yesterday afternoon, action ON the pro.
posed ooad Issue was postponed.
Prof. j. j. Mcclellan entertained d
number Of Southern Pacific tfli cial.
with an organ recital ia the IaDtr.
nacle today. The railway men are
returning TO their posts in the East
from the meeting OF Southern Pacific
ON Jials in San Diego, Cal.
Hon. p. T.. Farnsworth came In
from Mammoth last evening. He
says the new hoist Will be started In
siue OF three or four days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-20

MATTHEW Osborn says the ola Vel
Bns been discovered.


Has Been Discovered.
Matthew T. Gisburo came in from
Dry canyon lset night, where he has
been investigating the reported strike
IN the old Mono mine. The strike Ia
not in the famous old producer but In
what iB known us the Mono tunnel,
where the vein certainly has been en-.
cluntereu and shows good ledge
mater.
Some time ago MIR. Osborn sent a
couple OF miners Out there to sink a
SHIFT, but they jumped their Job when
only about twenty fe0t OF work hau
been done, anu came back ami got
their pay for the work, they represent
ing that II had been completed.
Mr.. Osborn ID satisfied that the
long lost vein has been disco vsreI, aDu
he proposes to open up the ground
thorou hly and systematically. Ii the
discovery proves TO be genuiLe, 1t will
mean much for that district and the
many other properties contained
therein.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-20

yer CITY eud OF the district 1t wa
regarded az delayed oun ami aban-
doned in 1878. II was relocated M the
Bonarza iu 1879, and 10 prove the
fallacy Of the "played cup theory
produced over So 900 proHt In sinking
a new shaft Ito fset. Recorder G. II,
Blanchard bought the mine for Mrs.
q. Is. Houghion In 1882, and the
property was taken ana incorporated
unuer a lease and bond by the Shoe.
bridge Bonsuzs Mining company,
April l, 1896, together with two ada
cent locations owned by Mrs. Z. Ii.
Blanchard. The latter company took
up the boHd tho first OF the present
month anu now has clear title to the
property. Extensive development lie
now In progress aud the mine gives
promise Of ,qualllng or excelliDg its
past record.
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Pioneer Jubilee Notes.

The following data concerning Pho.
neers ana members OF tine Mormon
Battalion who lave reported up to date
has been compile by Chairma II
ClawJon OF the Utah Semi.centennial
Commissions: Men and bye, 1852;
womeu and girls, 1872; total ages
10 097 year,; aveIage aye, sc are,
Eighteen were bora In January, 26
February. 80 Ia March, IL IN Apfil, "a
ia May, IL IN June, q III July, 10 In
August, 20 in 5eplsm ger. 70 In O1t,-
Der, II Ia November, aud 20 il Dec IN
Der. One was born In 1872, Ia 1906,
/ III 1907, H. 1910 ia 1911, . iu 1872
l IN 1918, . IN 1914 Ia 1915. 2 In 1916
5 IL 1917, q il 1915, "a 1919, 4 in 1920.
10 10 1921, 10 1922 o IN 1928 3 ~
1924, S IN 1925, q ia 1926, 10 1927
10 N 1928, N 1929, o Ia 1880. 8 n.
1881. IL 10 1882, 10 1888, IL IN 1884
10 IN 1895, II 1886, 1887, IL o.
1888, 5 IN 1889, D. 1870 Z b. 1871. q
10 1912, $ Ia 1913, s In ls44. ON 1915
Their nativity 10 as follows: Ireiani,l
Norway, l;Cana alt; England, lS;A +.
kansas, !; Michigan, /; New HAmp.tiIrs.
/; Rhode itlAhd, /; ienussio q; North
[. rollnn, q South Carolina, 2; Maine,
2; MssiseiI nj, 3; New jelsry, 8;
Nebraska. 4; VermnaI, 4; ConneeJ
cut, b; Aieuama, 0; Missouri, IL;
Iowa, IL; kcntuckY, Is; P5nusyi'
wanna, IA, ludiaua, II; Mas acbuseils
II; Onio, is; New iuth, IS; Inn lie,
80, Zoe companies IN y came iu.,ad
me number IA saun wtrs % ulilws:
President Brigham Y unR's company,
10; Jeueulah NJ. GTanl'A comm " 40.
EIward Hunter company, l22; Jln
Iayloi's company 25; Dance Spun-
c rs comueny, 81; a, y. Sm OTIS
company, 80, Fancy r. PSatt's com.
pany, o. CAaues q. r. che company
u, NJ lmp Bauallun (unuer Jam, )
Browul, 81.
Artists who intend 10 compete for
th' ~ yes 10 be awarded Tor The be.i
hOa dssigns AMI for the best design OF
ne cover OF the III ,ia program are
i,quested to forward tue!r work al
one to Mlss CoIa Hooper, chalimau
u The committee Cd designs. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-20
STOCKS AND nARKErs.
New York stock narse,.

NEW YoRKApril 2O.--stock exchange opoped
greatly excited To-Day. Members OF the ex.
change arrived an hour earlier than usual
Ihouyh All securities were marked down
heaVlY there was no panic. Foreign aeuurt
Ties were less enected than expected and ali
opened with substantial reduction OF buyers
limits.
The tone OF the market continued strong
anu with an advancing tendency evident
throughout tho list up 10 midday. Buying oil
was strong, '
Front taking caused a slight shading of
values with offerings rather limited 'lhe
Duis, however soon resumed control of tho
market and advanced some internation nj
shares to the top level.
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that the baby will be healthy and happy.
A marvellous medicine for young mothers
is DR., Pierce S Favorite Prescription. Taken
during the period preceding motherhood 1t
makes strong healthy and vigorous the or
gans upon which rest the burdens of ma
tetnity II allays inflammation, soothes
pain, and restores steadiuess to the nerves.
II does away with the discomforts of the
eNpectant period. II iusurcs the health Of
baby and makes its coming easy and almost
painless. 1t is the discovery OF an eminent
and successful specialist, Dr. n, " Pierce,
chief consulting physician to the Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N Y.
81 took DIT. Pierce's Favnrite Prescription
before my confinement and l was only in labor
o short time. writes Mrs Minnie A. Peterson
Pos 81 Easton Fresno Co, Cal " The physician
said got along unusually we'll think the
medicine saved great deal OF suffering and /
get all my iriends who need it to try it."
One OF the hcst-kuown of American med.
teal men said "If YOU want to reform a
man, begin with his grandfather. That
would be wise II II could be done Since il
cannot be done, try something else. Reform
the future graudfathers and graudmothers.
Do this through education The greatest
thing for a man or woman 10 know is him.
self or herself To know one half the capa-
hilities aud disabilities OF the human body
Is liberal education good start for this
education is Dr. Pierccs Common Sense
Medical Adviser. Any one can have this
hncly illustrated iooo-page book for the
small price Of twenty-onc one-ceut stamps
This IS simply to pay for mailing If you
would like the book in fine cloth binding
instead Of paper, send thirty-one stamps to
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
COS Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
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AMUSEMENTS.

The Cinderella Manager
Burton Of the Thester, Manager RJg-
els OF the Grand and the members OF
the stock company ct the latter house,
together with the Tneater orchestra
and the employees OF the Theater pro.
pose to make the bsneAt entertain
ment, to be given for tue stranded
Cinderella company OF little folks, on
Wednesdsy afternoon. u rare treat for
the puolic, ms the program arranged
for that occasion viii indicate. Wal.
ter Il wards will teeite, Agnes Rankin
will sing. BlabemOre will give an
original monologue, Mt. Hatch will
also recite anu the orchestra Will rem
der number OF 0ver,ures. the
entertainment to conclude with o
Partisan PAntomlme In which Miss
Batenan, Mr.. Kyle, Annie Miill In
and Hugh Ford viii appear. O,uer
members OF the Grand stock company
viii act rs usheTs upon this occasior
while the la lies VIII sell flowers in the
lobby. The price OF reserved seats mas
been reduced TO % cents for all parts
OF the house.
AT the GTand-- rhe production OF A
Celebrated Case at the Grand last
night brought out considerably
larger audience than IL usual for first
nights anu while the play is some.
what oil and has been presented here
many times by god, bad anu indlffeT-
ent companies, 1t nevertheless re aims
the old interest anu those In atlenI.
ance last night evidenced by the
intense stiffness pervading the house
curing the pre.entatiOn OF the play
that they were highly interested.
Ward and Vokes come 10 the Thea
ter Friday evening, the .3rI, for an
engagement OF Nv nighlsIsnd Salur.
Jay matinee. This is considered the
greatest farce comedy organization on
the road to-day.
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The nroonIyn Company.

Articles OF Incorporation OF the
Brooklyn Gold Mining company were
filed with Secretary OF State Ham.
mond today, who issued the reg ulsT
certificate. The com pany has CAPT.
al cation OF 100000, divided int
800, 900 shares OF the par value OF 81
eacu. The tflicers md directors Of
the company are j. w. Corey, presi.
dent anu director; &. !. Welgei, score.
tary, treasurer aud director; II. w.
Nlcol, director; J. Sauer director.