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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-11-18
THE BRIGHTER ODTLOOK

Horace j. Stevens, the 1sh
peming trade correspondent of
several newspapers, thus soil
loquizes upon the bright posi-
bilities and probabilities of
another season in the ore trade.
''Unless all signs fail, there
will be many more mines in oper-
alton in the Lake Superior dis
trict next season than have been
this year. This supposition IS
based upon the presumption
that higher prices for ore will
rule next year, as it is incon-
ceivable that the astute gentle.
men interested in the ore trade
would attempt to continue this
seasons schedule next year, in
the face of increased costs for
labor aud freights. The largest
mines of the district have been
worked nearly to their maxi
mum capacity this year, only the
scarcity of men operating to
keep prod uction down. Uses
have been found for varieties of
ores which were considered
worthless a few years ago, and
the non: Bessemer mines have an
era of better times before them.
They need it and are entitled to,
it, for their lines have been cast
in difficult places during the pres
ent decade. ~ -. ..~......
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at this season of the year.
The Thanksgiving Feast
would be incomplete without
a fine juicy bird.
And this is the place to
get that kind. We have
secured the choicest birds
from a dealer who raises only
fine stock. The meat will be
found firm, tender, juicy and
of delicious favor. Tell us
how heavy you wish your
bird to be and We'll have it
ready.
Of course we have plenty
of Beef, Veal, Lamb and
Pork too.
THE MESABA MEAT MARKET,
VIRGINIA. MINI.
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ohORTAAN0 Howl
0ElF-TAucHT ..n BY N me e.,

Nanaal Of Ronesrapky, by Benin Pitman
and Jerome B. Howard. A perfect seA.fsk.
struesor> Over 3sssndo sold. TasdsandE
have mastered ~ z'ezn yos:. Sold BY ali:
booksellers, or we will send with Pfonax
graphic Reader and PEoneg,abhie cesy Book.
postpaid, for $I.z5. Catalog and fuil infor.
nation free to those who wish to investi~
gate first. Send name on postal card.
:. TF1E BENIN PITMAS SYSTEM
- fG44 yeary been the standard. Called
by U. S. Bureau Of Education q The Amer
lean System" Rdx psftes. Wsrid's Fair.
Ehf PHoNoelAPHlc Insr1rurx Co.,
32z w. 9Th St., CINCINNATI, ONO
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ORE RATE HEARING.

The ore rate hearing will be
resumed in Duluth before the
state warehouse and railroad
commission on Monday, Nov. %.
It is said that further testimony
will probably be introduced in
all of the departments of the
case thus far represented. It is
not known whether the case will
be disposed of before adjourn
ment or not but it is said the
commission has another case set
for one week later so that it is
considered likely; there will be
smother interruption. :: #
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O0 s.s's.ass.s.. sss... .
Rev. ]. G, Crozier.
conn4ttee:} Robert Forbes
e: 8. Kathan.
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A POLICEMAN'S BODY FOUND.
FLOATING IN THE HARLEM IN FULL UNI
FORM-THOUGHT TO HAVE BEEN
DEMENTED

Policeman Thomas Mcdonald. OF the West One
hundr ed and fifty second-st station. who lived with
his wife and three children at No. l,7o4 Amsterdam
ave. mysterousy disappeared after beng re-
lieved at midnight on April 20. His body was
found last night In the Harlem River. at One-hun-
dred and thirty -ffth-st Policeman John j. Gehan
of the East One-hundred-and-twenty sixth-st sta
ton. made the discovery. He secured assistance
and brought the body from the water. and then had
it taken 20 the Harlem Morgue In patrol wagon
Later it to the Morgue at Bellevue
Hospital The body was only recognized by the
uniform and shield.
Owing to the advanced stage of decomposuo
IL Is impossible 10 discern marks or violence. Inc
East One hundred ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. detectives
making an investigation.
In the pockets found the policcman's nre
key, No 4,29, and sl2 in cash. Mcdonald was
forty-two years old and had been member OF
the force for seventeen years and SIX months
II is said he was sick some time before his as
appearance and exhibited some symptoms Of men
tai arrangement. Two weeks before the night
in question he did not report with the other patrol
men at midnight and when man was sent out 10
see what the trouble was Mcdonald was found
patrolling his beat. lie could not he persuaded
Instead OF gong TO the station then he went
directly home. When d policeman was sent TO
the house be found Mcdonald delirous and III.
He In bed for several days. and when he re-
ported again for duty he morose and kept
10 himself. In strange contrast TO his former good
fellowship. His brother patrolmen think he was
demented and walked into the river.
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BISHOP STARKEY'S JUBILEE.

THE ANNIVERSARY OF HIS ORDINATION
TO BE CELEBRATED TO-DAY.
The Right Rev. Thomas A. Starkey, Bishop OF
Newark will to-day celebrate the ffteth anniver-
sary of his ordination 10 the priesthood There
will be a celebration Of the Holy Communion al
go o'clock in Christ Church. East Orange. after
which congratulatory addresses will be made by
the Rev. DR.. William w. Holley Of Hackensack
representing the Standing Committee and the
clergy Of the diocese by Archdeacon Jenvey or
Hoboken, representing the Diocesan Board OF MIS-
sions and the Newark branch Of the Woman's
Auxiliary; by the Rev. George S. Bennitt, OF Jer-
sey City, representing the church hospitals and
other charities In the diocese. and by Henry HAYES
OF Newark, representing the lalty OF the olocese
There will also be reception. -,
Bishop Starkey was eightyone years old on
March 10 of this year. He was born IN phiiaae si,
some years of his early manhood in the lumber
districts OF Pennsylvania. He was ordained by
bishop Aonzo Potter. His pastoral work began
in Pottsville Penn. and he went SUCCESSFULLY 10 TO
Troy, Albany, Cleveland and Washington In
1879 he was rector of ST. Paurs Church, PATERSON
when the dioccson convention chose MIN 10 sue
coed Bishop Odenheimer.
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NAVAL STORES.

Private dispatches reported firm markets IN tire South
both rcsin and urpentine with fair business doing
The local market however, slow owing the fact
that varnsh houses have purchased freely
OF late of arrival goods, which were relatively below
spots In consequence stocks have accumulated to some
extent here which has had tendency keep buyers
Of the marke, pending some decline b. prices Re-
vised quotations follows:
TAR-Reguars 81 IS: oil bbs. So 2og33 60
PITcH-t1 SIS.
SPIRITS TURPENTTNE-Regulars. 2oo machines
29iac
81 6oSl 52iz f. 81 S7A QSI 75; II, 81 a21 81 90; X
81 95 NJ. 50 o2s; n, 81 10; w q, 81 1892 20; W.
STOCK on HAND
nOsn - oZZ oOls
!,
LooI Dds
Charleston. May oo-Turpentne arm at &c. Rosin
hrm: unchanged
Savannah. May 2o.-spit's turpentine arm, 27c paid
and bid: sales 30 casks receipts. Lab casks Rosin
nrn at decline common grades sales. 100 bills re-
28s3 bbls closing: A. b. c. 81 05 81
81 49, T. 81 %. c. 81 20; II. l. X. 81 40; NJ 81 30: ~.
81 e5: w @. 81 70: w w. 81 So
Wilmington. May 20-ffoiiday: markets.
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BETWEEN JAZZ AN THEATRE.

Herman Fromme. counsel for Thomas Q. Sea-
brooke. the actor obtained from Justice Slower in
the Supreme Court yesterday. order TO show
cause. rcturnable Monday next, why the order
for MI SeabTooke's arrest, Issued BY Justice Law
year ago, should not be vacated. Mr.
Fromme also asked Justice stoyer to continue the
mobilization OF the order. made by Justice Law
Wednesday. by which Mr. Seabrooke was
permitted 70 appear IN The Isle OF Champagne"
the Broadway Theatre, In custody of Deputy
Sheriff Mcclure.
Justice Slower declined TO grant the request. but
made note his order 10 the effect that the
matter should be submitted 10 Justice Lawrence
The lawyer found Justice Lawrence. and he con-
scented 10 allow Seabrooke TO 10 the theatre.
He accordingly gave his performance last night
and then went back 10 Jail
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TO REVISE THE BUILDING LAWS.

The Law Committee OF the Council yesterday
gave hearing at the City Hall upon q proposed
ordinance which provides for the appointment OF a
commission TO revise the building laws. Many
architects and builders attended the hearing They
agreed apparently upon the necessity for q
revision Of the building code. but they suggested
that the proposed ordinance be amended to
provide for the appointment of commission Of
seven experts in the building trades. as provided
for In the charter, leaving to the president OF tho
Council who will have the appolntive power tho
discretion in selecting from the different trades.
The committee probably will report at the next
form OF the resolution Will be made to conform
with the opinions Of the builders.
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REPUBLICAN COMMISSIONERS OPPOSITION IN
MCULLAGH's RETIREMENT.


The Police Board held meeting yesterday, but
took action looking TO the retirement Of John
McCullagh the Chief of Police. Thomas l. Hamil-
ton and William Z. Philips. the two Republican
Commissioners. have declared that they will not
vote for the retirement Of Chief McCullagh unless
he asks to be retired, and the Chief has declared
that he will stay In Office II ne and continue
enforce the laws without political favortism. Re-
publican leaders assert that II the Mayor removes
either Mr.. Hamilton or Mr.. Philips the organization
will not recommend any other Republican 10 be ap-
pointed Police Commissioner.
AT the City Hall yesterday there was expectation
Of some new move on the part OF the Mayor, but
he did nothing to force the retirement OF the Chief
OF Police. Police Commissioner Bernard J. York
called at the City Hall In the forenoon and had
long conference with the Mayor. bat whether they
talked OF Police Board matters Brooklyn politics
neither would say. John +. Carroll was at the city
Hail little while before Mr.. York appeared and
Van Wyck paid visit to Brooklyn Thursday
and saw Hugh Mclaughlin. the Democratic leader
The Mayor would not discuss the object OF his visit
he consistently refuses 10 talk for publication.
Senator Thomas G. Plat arrived from Washing
ton late last night lie seen al the Fifth
the present police squabble and the proposed
attempt to GUST Chief McCullagh When ap-
preached the subject the Senator said: "All
that I know about the matter ia based upon
ference with any Of the local political leaders
garding the matter. nor do ] expect 70 De called
upon by any persons regarding the subject. have
simply come 20 the city on personal business. and
will return to Washington on Sunday evening
The Senator said that he had come direct from
the train to the hotel and that he had not seen
any person prominent in Republican politics after
nc
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. May 20. 3Ao p. m.-E1change-W heat-spot
dg cr SS scd mew 3, 5 future. QUIET Sy
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SIS %; prime medium Western. SIS 81. Hams--
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American finest colored AS Tallow-Prime city nrm,
21s Ga Cottonsssd o-Liverpeo refined steady $50 3D.
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HOME MISSIONS SOCIETY.

At o'clock Thursday afternoon the nrst session
Of the Home Missions Society wa. opened. The
order OF exercises address by the president
Stephen Greene. Of Massachusetts,; report OF NC
Executive Board. report OF the treasurer appoint
ment Of committees. addresses by w. VI. Doane
Ohio, and Mrs. w. H. Sloan. Mexico.
The evening session. which began at O'clock
was given up 20 addresses as follows: What the
Home Mission Schools Have Done for Our Poo
pie" the Rev. DR.. II. p. Cheatham, North Carolina
Norris. Virginia; The Worlds Need a Christian
Nation. the Rev. L. Edwin Brown. Pennsyl-
vania
American Baptist Home Mission Society. The nrst
opened at 8 o'clock a. m. The Rev. Gig
who has been converted to Christianity. and Il
engaged In missionary work among his people
In the afternoon s Beginning at O'clock there wa:
red men zen were Chief Lone Wolf Chief Buffalo 10
evening the Rev. Dr. George C. Lorimer, OF Mas
sachusetts. delivered address on THE Fort(snsr
in America"
HOME MISSION SOCIETY OFFICERS.
The American Baptist Home Mission Society to-
day elected the following ofncers for the ensuing
year:
pr.sdenia S! N ThrssSer oho 81 q Bi.s ,os
Illinois.
Treasurer, D. A. Waterman. Ncw-York
=, Auditors. Edgar L. Marston and Leonard +.
Corresponding secretary. the Rev. Thomas J.
Recording secretary. the Rev. A. g. Hobart New
York
Managers, Class III. expiring in lsol-The Rev
Bosworth, Now-York; F. wayland, Haven
Conn; ]. Ashton Greene. Brooklyn. n. Y; the Rev
Plum Newark. N. j.. and the Rev. u. =. Negus
Brooklyn. N. Z. .s a ~ =
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