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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-04
WMterifanisMMS.
Wilmette, 81.

Sin abfolut unabbdngiges Barrier
Ylatt v2eclair" I6reibt iiber bic 8ers
urtbeilung pes Mmeritanismus: Der
Yapit bat geiprphen: bic neuen Sheen,
pelhe unIeren pemptratii6en 4bbes
70 tbeuer paren, iinp bon ibm perpors
fen. SIS fpirb angeseigt iein, oieielben
ben Sbeen beg papites gegeniiber gu
itelen. Ser Cardinal Gibbons bate
ben GulfluB Seiner boben Steaung 81
8uniten Der 8eipunperer !Seders in Die
Wagi6ale sefegt i10er .gOrpipon=
bent" ihrieb bamuls in einem @rtifel,
aesei6net Oelorme, in Wirtlihteit
aber aus Der Seber pss Nbbe &lein:
nSiieen mir binSu, oaB Der bodpurs
pisite Gr5bii4of, inoem er ieinen
S9us auf bic fransDiiiGe Geographic
6eders, fir pelhe iein Brief eigentlid,
beitimmt lit, ausbebnt, nit folgenoer
@rfldrung i6lieBt: Mit 8ergniigen err
fabre i9, baB bic apoitOlii4e 2aufbabn
ces Yatsr .0eder, tdsliA mebr unb
mebr in europa seipiirbigt pirb. ieits
benz man iein aeben unp feline S6rifz
ten bort perbreitet bat"
Sn Der nRepue on clerse francais"
I6rieb Nbbe O~ufresne: Ser pater
Seter Bate bic Mifiion gsseniiber Der
un~slGubisen 9emOtrotie Houieau's
Die pabrbaft 6riitli6e Democratic, Die
BON Der 0lamme elmer gDttli9en 2iebe
beleelt lit unp bas Sbeul Der Seilisen
bilbet, gldn3en gu lahen."
limb Der ngmi bu Glerge" i6rieb
iiber bas ,2eben Seders": r@s fam
benz glerus nur niiBlif iein. Sbm 1T
es por8usspeiie gu empfeblen. Gr
piro in Der 0prreoe bes 2bbe 3lein, in
Der Ginleituns pes Wigr. Srelano uno
Defenders in Der Geographic ielbit neue
@eii9tspuntte finben, Die ieinen 9oriz
3ont erpeitern unb linn ri6tisere uno
breitere Sheen geben."
4nii9t bes Yapites bier
iiber.
Sn ieinem 8riefe an ben amerifdnis
i1en Cardinal peiit er auf GENTLE
punfte bin. bic rau permeioen uno gu
perbeTern iino":
IS mirb Sbnen, seliebter Sobn,
nift unbetannt iein, oaB bus 2eben
BON S. Sd. Seder, eana Defenders aber
Die @uslesuns unb ueberiebuns bese
Ielben in elmer fremben Spra9e, ni6t
aeringen Streit berporserufen, neil in
oemIelben getpiHen 4nfi6ten iiber Die
Qrt unb Weiie elm 6riitlides 2eben gu
fiibren, Musbrud segeben lporben 1T.
Da mir trait u~nieres apoitoliiHen
Qmtes iiber bic llnperiebrtbeit bes
@laubens unb Die Si9erbett Der @ldu>
bieen gu ipa9en baben, lpoaen mir in
bieiem S1reiben ben geiammten Sc
aenftanb ausfiibrlid ertldren."
Mbbe &lein bat in Der 8orreoe bon
Batter Seder sei6rieben:
.Sn ieiner i~tarten Iusbrudspeiie
bate 6sder perlanst, Die Duane abaus
i9affen unb ben Gintritt in bic Stride
4len gu erlauben, rsl6e nur bic 8ers
nunft gu ibrem 5iibrer nebmen. -.
Die Stride mub in ben peri6iebenen
2Gnbern audi perl4ieoerY Sanolunssz
peiien befolgen."
SDren mir nun bierii6er ben papft:
.M0se es benz Settle zines Seben
ferne iteben, aus mas INNER fir einen
8runbe cine uns iiberlieferte 8laus
benslebre unterbriiden au po0en.
Oenn cine iol6e Politit piirbe eber
&atboliten bon Der STRIDE trennen als
ibr SernItebenbe 5ufibren. Ni9ts
lieet uns mebr am Seraen, ais Die bon
Dem S6oobe Gbriiti 8etrennten gu
linn gu fiibren, bod iOa bas auf teinem
anberen Wese seiheben, ais ben Gbri>
jtus ielbit leaet1t bot"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-04

Die Barrier Weltausi teGune bat our
9riinoung BON Spurtaiien sefiihrt.
Mebrere 8erliner Geftaurateure baben
ipl9e 8aRen fir ibre 9Gite ~begriinpet,
I'm ibren Stammsditen cine Reife mad
paris i'm Sabre 1900 81 erm6glt9en.
Die, StammgGite 3ableu ipD6entlid,
einen beftimmten 8etrag, Der dls
Sonbs bisnen ion, aus benz bic Soften
Der Reiie na9 Puris beftritten iperben
iolen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-04

ibrem Neit i'm @rds uro I'M 9etreioe
rubts. Oa aber Die WeRer Der Wo=
f6inen 10 niebrig 9eben, ipernsn bic
Sbiere eanS sermalmt, 10 bab man BON
einem 9ubn ober einem tleinen Saien
fait ni9ts bemertt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-04

Sd babe cine Gingabe bon flint Sc
meinben eingereiGt, porin oenielben
Elm Sagelf6aoen bon 3nan5igtauien o
8ulben angerittet purbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-04

Meine 6erren! SIS lit ni9t ri4tig,
Dab elm Wtiniiter gebpren peroen muB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-04

Steien f6tperen Stein, Der uns am
Seraen ltegt, miifen mir inns pom
6aGe nGlaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-04

.Seben sic bort ben einfadsn alten
Serrn9 SeKen' Same i4pebt bsut' auf
tauieno 2ippen." .Was sic iagen!
Wie beibt benin ber?" - .Meier!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-04
WerfwIroises.

Sas menidlide 2eben sebt abpe9.
ielno iiber Sreube unb Srauer bin;
aber panble nur rubts beinem 3iels
e%ntgesen, o6ne bid babur6 bon ber
redten 8abn abbringen gu laHen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-04

0as quite !SerS lit allemal pei9;
aber ntGt jebes, pei6e 9er5 lit. gut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-04

Die bon Sbieren se5osenen Mdbmas
idinsn b%rinsen Der Sago S6aben.
SIS lit feitseiteat porben, odb our4s
11nhtli6 jebe Mdbmai4ine bel Der
grnte brei briitenbe .&e6biibner unb
e~beniotpiele Saien tDbtet. Oieie 5biere
fiir6ten ii6 Dor einem pferbe ooer elmer
Stub ni9t iopiel pie o benz Weni9en
nnb bleiben in ibrer Gurde ober auf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-04

Spbn Sherman rertreibt ii4 jebt bic
3eit nit Der 2ettiire Der 3eitungsbes
ridte iiber ieinsn Cob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-04

Islander nirb ni9t bur4 S6aben
tlug, iOnoern our6 = 80rtbeil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-04

-. Der ange5pgene Mrttte.
entbGlt nur n a d Wabrbeiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-04
StiIblItbcu.

0ur6 ben S9ub eri@redt
4pamm oas BalrpB i'm q a
| o , oappn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-04
aatDpIiS@er Sirdoen.&alenSer.
SseIus tommt our6 peridlONene 5bh=
ren. - Sob. 20, 1871.

gonntoo, Den 9. Qlpril NcatiuS. Mar. GIeo.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-05-19
4 Woman's Bank.

The Fifth Avenue National Bank Of
New York has 5000 women depositors
tits situated at the corner Of Forty fifth
street and Fifth avenue, in the midst of
the residences Of wealthy classes, and is
almost exclusively patronized by rich
women, who keep their household ac-
counts and pin money there, The re-
ceiving tellers are very busy during the
first few days of every month, when the
patrons of the bank bring in the allow
ances they have received from their hus-
bands or fathers, but the rest of the
time they have comparatively few de-
positors to take care of, and have plenty
of time to assist the paying tellers in
cashing checks that have been drawn to
meet grocery or dressmakers' bills.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-05-19
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he dumped on the spot. "Have you
have you fixed up the place that way
recently z" the lady asked in slightly
apprehensive tone. BLESS you, miss"
was the reply, Eve has to do this about
every two weeks, SO as the tourists can
have something to carry away for mo-
mentums.'
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-05-19
BUSY People.

II tell you, said the unobtrusive man,
that Paris mob must be made up of
wonderfully well informed people "
But they merely parade the streets
and shout"
Yes, but think how often they turn
out and how much stndy it must take
to know exactly what they are shouting
about every time. - Washington Star.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-05-19
THE JEWISH SOUTH.

piuss S Fort Wayne Chicago Ry Co. w M
p, ss sas Ps sSsa Il r Co capital stock %% s as
Norris RI g. snS e. n. gD e os e. capita; stock SS ssS
pnn Gs S %f 'S Baltimore R. Co. CAPT 10 -
ss::s s $. ;::si Il i.:s s.: @ a a.$
The H BANK YORK A sssts s ssa stock ] a s RS%
wete $1,000
a-@aO0@@6ea
paran market carried outt marke valued
$ S:. A: s II :a:s il; is -. value.
An @ @ @ s ssjss !a.s9is ss ,. s5..; ; Ss
. . 49,.
III
Cross % t ss sa%s ss % as s s due
Deduct 1s' . S1s a%s Rsr s claim" for losses ] @ n
Gross Ss s SaP' and os sss upon ali up as 1928
T%en % pepstua % @ n1%
o .. 9sssss @ .s s :s s s S5 as ssss
a) .. ... .... S8s@ 80
comput
An duh 8 son against da s s amy sss sa commitment saass
] % R % s % @ oa sa agents
Joint @ S % ppu s @ capital stock and net surplus.
beyondca all
s % as q fns ss so s1s ssa close Of last year
Gross Sss et sn risks written and renewed during the year ss
Deduct T3 ess premiums and bills in course collection
B Psn a.Sas s sss ' s5ns s 's n return premiums
,.s /, ,sss nssss.
% % % %
sas ..oa. @ ~ @
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-05-19

Glow did it happen that Miss Single
ton refused to marry the young clergy
man?" why when he proposed to her,
she being little deaf, thought he was
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-05-19

History gives sixty-eight sentimental
surnames to emperors and kings whom
it chronicles. For instance: Charles
VIII. Of France had the alias appella-
ton of the affable"; Philippe l. of
France, that of "the amorous AL
phonse XII of Leon and CASTLE. "the
avenger'; Victor Emanuel, ere gal
antuomo," etc. Many potentates are
ranked by history under the same
alias Eight are good" forty-one are
great" seven are conquerors," two
"cruel," two ''fair," and four fat
But none is surnamed the happy
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-05-19

rein
iedouD.
no w. 80 80 80
actually for losses
received fo salvag
O the r o
tuany
rloses.
hokera
fa other empios ees an 90 -
The sun., 1899-07-23

Cotton felt the depressing effects Of heavy rains n
Mississippi. Georgia. Alabama and Tennessee.
Moreover further showers were predicted for the
next thirty.siN hours. The Liverpool cables
Disappointing, New Orleans lower. the South
sold here, and recent buyers liquidaed. Accord
ingly prices gave way, though the decline was
not severe shorts covered. checking the downward
movement The Chro"leieS weather report was
bearish. The latest Texas state report says:
Cotton is growing RAPIDLY in all portions: It
is truiting heavily, with prospects for a heavy
yield. Rp'rts OF slight damage from pests
come from several localities: the greatest dam
age IL heinE done 10y the caterpillar. Up to
the present time the damage has heeu very small.
Cotton has commenced opening in the southwestern
portion of the state, and some picking has been
done" Macon. Ga, July l"-"Crnps between
Columbus and Macon have declined very materially
ing a. the top Growth Of plant has been checked
by the dry Wcathor, and excessive heat the past six
or seven days has made it look quit" sick. Between
here and Columbus there are thousands of black
Jack tree or sapllnrS the leaves Of which are dad
enough IT, burn if hrcd. ThnA tins is due to the ex.
CeSSlyc drOntn and hot weather"
COFFEE Rio on the spot wa5 dull at 5lsc. for No.
Z. Sales of 500 bags SsNania. Futures closed
steady. with prices unchanged to 8 points lower.
Sales. 500 bags llavre declined ~. Hamburg
was unchanged. American warehouse deliveries
j. 2,5S3 bags. Rio was st,ady and unchanged:
celpts 1000. stock LOCO; exchange. Slsd.. a
Ce line of l-32d. Santos Was unchanV-d receipts.
5l,o, o; stock. $4,000 Prices here As follows:
The sun., 1899-07-23

Coffee Was depressed by large receipts. particularly
and an ahoeucc Of buyers. The crop uf Java this
year j. expected To show quite an increase and
NAVAL SruEtN-Spirts turlcntine, 43G43ec. Com
mon to good strained rpsln, 8 .3u0 81 .32lt
PRovIslua~- Lard hrmer; Western, $3.50
Continental rrhned. $3.50. Pork was steady at
SH.5O@$lO for mess. Meats were hrm; ptCkled
hams 6@"3lc.: do. Shoulders 5isU,c.; do. bellies,
UWtAc. Tallow 4Asc. Dressed hogs j7ssGasc. Butter
-Creamcry, Western, extras, lSc; do. hrsts, 10
lIttca State extras. l~v: do, frsts l7SI lac
Cheese state, full cream. large. colorcl or white
choice, SLr; do, small Sle@Ntlc Elygs-State.
Pennsylvania and Western, l5Sl5lpc, Chicago
July -" After ruling mghar early PROVISIONS
casrd oil III sympathy with grain. Packers were on
both sd"s If the market and th"le free realizing
by Dldrrs. The cash trade IL good"
SvGAh-lIaw was hru at I I-lGc. for gh7 test and
37sr. for :" test. Salrs 81 5000 bags 4G' test at
7-lGr. Refined was fairly active and frni.
CHICAGO. July -. These were to-day prices:
The sun., 1899-07-23
MINING NEWS.

The Highland Boy smeter which was con-
structcd at u cost OF $3OOOOO has been for.
maly turned over to the Utah Consolidated
COMPANY
A smelter is to be erected on the Seven Star
property. near Guaynope. Mexico. Recent
shipments Of silver ore from this property
yielded $500 per ton.
Creede reports that the Cooperative and
Bachelor are shipping to the Philadelphia
smelter. The Ridge and Solomon are shipping
lead and zinc ores to Wire City. Kan.
Letters from Victor Col. state that Chicago
men have secured a bond on the Denver on
Howell Hill. The Independence Town and
Msing romTnmy h are shrGnG H thirty tons daily
to seventy-nve tons per day
Graham, Garrett @" are Offering In another
S9Immn inimg 2oo Thar1S OF the SyndIGate t3ld
property consists of iiiteen full claims in the
gold belt Of central Idaho i is devooled ny
dumps is worth sIoo;o"o The "o@psny H VI is TO TO
Cripple creek reports port that Vide vi l@dy Of ors
Pas Eeen bap on oS II h a e" Ha {" tMs
entered nearly five feet. and the ore ASSAYS SIS
without sorting. The. ore being shipped from
the Ja%E not 10 H s5 If Pe ton
who has lust, returned from Ph'rniX Ariz..
mining men there are ha,ytng some fun at tho
Murphy TO assault Eastern companies who
have undertaken to ilOat large copper and
gold projects in the Territory The export
is neither a mining engineer nor miner hut
enjoys considerable notorety as an export
condemned by, the Governor he dId no.
his s'' valuable time. and was then pre-:
pared to tell all about their "pinched
out" condition, lack of development and cn-
tire desttution OF paying ores. 1T was this
man" said the promoter who got Diamond
Joe Reynolds to go into the Congress mine.
That was not the ohJect with which the gamble
tackled Reynolds hut it was the result Of his
cunning. He had four or five tons OF average
ore from another minc put down the shaft ot
tho Bradshaw. and Reynolds was brought 10
the Bradshaw to see this ore hauled up and
gold to the ton. Diamond joe was not
quite satisfied, and demanded that five toms
more be taken out Of the shaft and put through
the mill. That amount Of ore was packed at
night on mules from mine nine miles distant
and poured down the shaft OF the BradSh Shaw.
Next day Reynolds saw il hauied up and rartrl
TO the mill with the same golden result. Hs
thereupOn signed his check for 10000. and
III" con SpiratOrs scattered, So as to be sac
from the old man vcnRennc" when he touu 1
that there was II o ore OF valuc in the Bradshaw.
This did not take long bnt mcantim" Rey-
nuldS had ordered n 2O-stnmp mill fr0n
Fraser X Chalmers at Chicago, and he was nc
his wit's end To know what 10 10 with II on =
worthless claim, friend advised him to buy
the mine now known IA the Congress and hN
did So merely TO got II Chau"" to put NJ uui
operate the mill The Congress proved wiz
ner. but that fact lirl not make DhmOnd JO''
any moro friendly toward the gambler wNp
salt"i the Bradshaw lor him
The sun., 1899-07-23
COM .HERCTAL.

SATURDAY. July %. - GRAIN Wheat Spot
was steady, with sales OF 414 900 bush for ex-
port here and at the outports. No. northern
Duluth, 2Hc. over September. f. o. b. afioat :;
No hard Duluth. 5'sc. over: No northern
New York. 1isc. over July. The Northwestern
receipts were 400 cars. against Gil last week
and 70 last year; Chicago 10. against 54 last
week and a2 last year. Futures advanced 7So.
to lc.. but lost part. closing &c. to sc. higher
with sales OF 645. 900 bush After Change
September on curb was 75's075'4c. closing
75 's075a4c. Prices as follows:
The sun., 1899-07-23

SATURDAY, July %.
Dealings on the Stock Exchange to day were
Of only moderate proportions. There was an
advance In the early dealings. but later profit
taking By the room traders produced a recess
sion in values. With single exception. how
ever. nnal figures showed in the whole list no
moro than fractional losses from yesterday.
and In some stocks there were gains The bank
statement while not satisfactory was notunfa-
vorable II was disappointing. but its character
was not such as to stimulate adverse sent-
ment on stocks. As q fact no long stocks came
on the market as result OF IT. An increase
In the surplus reserves larger than Sl.356S5O
was looked for. and 1t WAS not larger because
OF loss In cash. Otherwise the reduction in
deposits would have brought up the reserves.
There was one thing that the statement
appeared to reveal; II was the volun-
tary repayment OF loans. That the repay
NJ emit was voluntary was demonstrated by the
growing ease during the week of money on
call. II was considered that one reason why
the banks did not make a better exhibit was
that much OF the money that has been moving
tc this centre from the interior has gone
into trust companies instead OF banks.
and another reason is that the interior
banks have been utilizing their balances in
banks here to some extent in making loans In
this market. Speaking generally, the state
ment was favorable. for 1t showed that the
banks were able. while maintaining the
equilibrium OF the money market, to
protect their reserves IL is fairly well
known that the trust companies are carry
ing money themselves more largely than
heretofore and are keeping less in the banks
They are going more and more into the bank-
ing business. and as a consequence the bank
statement does not disclose the money situ-
alton to the same extent as formerly.
The one stock which lost more than point
was New York Air Brake. but changes OF and
10 points in this stock are not infrequent The
largest transactions were in Rock Island and
the net decline In the stock was only
O quarter OF a point. This was a fair
sample OF the differences in other leading
stocks. In Louisville and Nashville and
Iowa Central there were gains. In the Indus
trial group a notable display Of strength was
made by American Linseed While this stock
is new here. It has been freely dealt in in Chi
oaeo. The company's earnings are said to be
larte.
New York stock ExchanRe-Sales July 22.
The sun., 1899-07-23

dence in the State Of Rhode Island is closing up IL,
affairs. All note holders and Others creditors Of
said Association, are therefore hereby notified ia
present the notes and other claims against the Assoc
citation for payment. GEORGE c. MOVES, Cashier.
PROVIDENCE. Rhode Island. July II, 1899.
The sun., 1899-07-23

Augusta shipped to-day 80 bales, Memphis $40.
St Louis 49,; Cincinnati s5s and Houston
hours included $40 inches at Batcsyille,
Miss; &;o2 at Atlanta and l.s2 at West Point.
Ga: Brinkley, 2.1O at Forest and "a at Lit,
tie Rock Ark: PAS at oklahoma, Oklahoma: 234 at
Memphis, Tenn: at Goodwater l,56 at Decatur
and lo2 at Montg merry, Ala. .o4 at Jacksonville,
Fla and traces at Charleston S. C.. and Galveston.
Tex. Temperatures at = A. u. ranged from 7of to
SOa. The ChTOniclc states that the weather has.
as rule. been favorable during the week; that
the temperature has been very satisfactory gener-
ally and at many points needed rains have fallen;
that at the same time in some parts OF the Atlantic
States and at a few points along the Gulf moisture is
claimed to be needed; that rust and worms are
ported in the vicinity OF Helena. Ark and at Selma
rust ls spreang that the situation in Texas outside
of the recently Overfowed section is promising.
New Orleans declined 3 to points. Futures here
declined . TO points and closed barely steady.
pric
The sun., 1899-07-23

The general balance sheet as OF juno 81
shows cash on hand SS.512 and profit and loss
surplus of S26l71
Money in London, 2 u cent. Rates Of dis
count in open market for short and thrco
months bills 3Am3'a v cent. Amount Of
ance to-day al 900 Paris advices quote 8 u
cents at 100 francs 80 centimes. Exchange on
London. 25 francs % centimes.
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
The sun., 1899-07-23

Oats were steady on the spot Sales 24o,Ooo bush.
mainly for export hore and at the outports. No.
In elevator 2Yic.; do delivered 2Dlfc.: No white,
3o]fc.; track and ungraded white, 3o$38c: track
mixed 3oS3lc. Chicago received 1888 cars and ex.
poets 1S5 on Monday. Corn was steady on the spot.
Sales 34Oo0o bush for export here aud At the
outports. No. ., d1ic. over September in Chicago.
Receipts at Chicago $50 cars; estimate for Monday
a25 Futures declined &c. to 9sc. with sales of 20.
900 bush. Prices as follows
The sun., 1899-07-23
BOSTON
LITTLE CIRCLE
zinc co.
Of JOPLIN, Missouri.
Of JOPLIN, Missouri.

co per cent OF tho worlds production of zinc
comes from the Missouri. Kansas district, and that
district controls the zpc industry.
The ore OF this district contains three times the
percentage of zinc OF any other zinc fold in the
world
Ninety per cent. of the zinc mines in this district
paying propertes-a record OF success not to be
found in any other business in the world.
The cost of production ia between 81 and 80 per
ton and the selling price is $4,000 per ton.
leaving wide margin for profit. There Ia every in
dication that the price will further advance; tho
many for zinc warrant the belief that 1t
may always be mined with large profit; the hold
ings of the Boston-Little Circle Zinc Co.
show ore enough to continue its mining and
milling operations for the next 80 years.
Since its incorporation this Company has more
than doubled its holdings of Zinc lands, and its
earnings showing splendid increase. 1t has
just secured the Chase Mine at Galena, Kansas,
which will alone add $50. 900 net per annum to
the Compsny's revenue. beginning July !, 1899.
limited number of shares are now offered at par.
The sun., 1899-07-23

MINING MACHINERY FRASER 4 CHALMERS,
a'i ~ Broadway. New York, manufacturer. 0t HlH-
lag and su citing machinery. Estimates on n. mn ..
The sun., 1899-07-23
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES, &c.

MALLS fOh bOlIH AND CENTRAL AMEhlCAa
WEST INDIES. &c.
~, LON. Lon. per steamer from North sydney,
TUESDAf:-A p. NJ. for NORTH BR hZlL pef
Cesrn at 10 p, NJ. for JAMAICA. per steame2
from Philadelphia.
WEDSESDAY.-At p;3O A. NJ. Complementary 10 $50
A. NJ for CENTRAL AMERICA except Costa
RicN and SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS, per steamS
ship Athos. via Colon letters for Guatemala must
be directed per AthosD: at 1o:3n A. NJ. for
fGrT Eco ri s sn% sfb .n
steamship Grenada; at P. NJ. for PORTO RICO
direct. per steamship Mae, via Ponce at 12:5o
P. M. supplementary p. NJ y for ST. THOMAS
ST CRo1X, LEEWARD and WINDWARD IsL|
Barbados and Demerara must be directed peg
CAMPECHE, YUcATAN, TABAsCo and CHA,
PAS. per steamship Yucatau letters for othef
tam. at P. NJ, for MEXICO. per steamship
City OF Washington, via Tampico detters must
be directed 90 per CITY Of Washington.
THURSDAY.-At p. NJ. for SANTIAGO and MAN.
Cs,ipplementsry $50 p NJ for TURKS ISLAND
and SAN DOMINGO per steamship Carib; at .
P. NJ: for JAMAICA. per steamer from Boston:
FR1DAY:-At 2:3o A. NJ. for NEWFOUNDLAND,
per steamship Corean. from Philadelphia; at II
and VESEzUEiX per steamship, salamancs
letters for savanilla and CArthagena via
Curacao. must be directed ' per Salamanca'V
sATURDAY.-At 10 A. NJ. for NEWFOUNDLAND di.
steHm'sp sa6 sys fnr e IL
JAMAICA sAvANILLA and CARTHAGENA. pei
steamship Allegheny 0ttters for Costa Rica musS
be directed per Aleghany'l; at 10 A. NJ,
supplementary, 1o:3o A. NJ for, HAITI and
A. for CUBA. per steamship Mexico. via Havana
letters must be directed " per Mexico")
The sun., 1899-07-23
Sll PER SHARE.

Dividends payable monthly. and share
holders of record July 26th will receive tho
July dividend, payable August LIST.
Applications at $40 per share must bear date and
postmark not later than August list.
We believe these shares most desirable pur-
chase, and an investment certainly worthy the at
tention and investigation of every investor
Applications should be addressed to
JOSHUA BROWN & CO., Bankers,
SO State st., Boston. IS s Al Wall St.. N. Y.