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XTIhGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE

NTIhGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
v State A. 81 M. College.
At Blacksbuig. Va.
30 instructors. Thoroughly equipped
shop. laboratories and infrmary. Farm of
400 acts Steam heat and electric lights IN
doimitories. Degree courses IN sgricutu Q.
hoiticp ture, civil, mechanical and electric
ont inc ,rng, applied chemistry and general
science Shorter courses in PRACTICAL aRricu.-
ture and practical ne hsnics. Total cost Of
session of nine months, including tuition and
other fees, uniform, board. washing, text
ooks, medical attendance. etc. about $196
,st TO state students $165. Next session
hey ns scpte mber 81, 1890. For catalogue
apply to
JIM MCBRIDE, PHI. D.. LII. d,
iT26 colin President
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EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL.
School for Young Ladies and Little Girls
917 PRINCE STREET, ALEXANDRIA, vIR

September Special
attention
paid Primary Department. For address
sng1S6w FRANCES B EWING Principal
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

HOUSE, No. 10S south st. Asaph street. 12
rooms; bath hot and cold water furnace,
latrobe and range large side yard.
sug26 1w J.K ZIMMERMAN.
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lFntAtine stings, bites. scratches, wounds
no ~ cuts oshed and healed by OeWitts
" '1en Hazel Sslve. suro and safe spnlica'
..eu Tor tortured flesh. Beware of counter
iS.A p... Edgar WAr6eld, ir., corner King aud
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DEALER IN

w 3. Johnson 6 co,
NEOLEsALE GRO( ERs,
H@sEsAL C0ITISSiON MERCHANTS
Aud Dealers in
ziL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
,ye OF maud Gibson's Xxx, xxx, xxx
aul pute Old Rye, Old Cabinet and Monogram
Wnssics also Bakers and Thompson's Pure
Bye Whskioq to which they invite tie sttens
ZION of tho trade.
Orders from the country for mercandifs
anal receive prompt attention.
tonsiuments OF Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarantee
the highest market prices and prompt roturns'
n. f. conner Cameron and Royal streets.
Y. .. sEOOr. @. 8. FsEroH.
MA sMoOT, JR.
w a. SHOOT d Co.
COAL, SALT AND PLASTER.
Alaxandria, Va,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-04
REMARKABLE FOX YARN.

A friend at Hilisboro sends US an in.
teresting account Of fox chase which
took place in thai vicinity on Monday
last. which arrived too late for publ
csti,u in luI. 1t appears that on the
morning stated two members OF the
!. beutiaud Fox Club went cut for E
ensse. haying with them three houo0s
.ad pug dog. They were not long IL
starting q !Cx, and a. tie hounds fol-
loved in hot pursuit the pug to the as-
tonisnuenu Of all fell ia line and push
ed the trail with Lac same yigor as the
hounds. The chase was Il hot and
exciting one and continued Tor
over au hour. Finally the fox was
corDered with no avenue OF
escape. With the cunning of his KIND
when the hounds rushed in on him the
fox bounded in the air allowing the
hounds to pass on. But Mr., Fox's
trick did not work successfully, for he
had scarcely touched the ground before
the gallant little pug. which was IN the
rear. was upon him. Seizjng the fox
by the throat the little chep hung on
with al the courage Of Spartan and
before the hounds could return and
take part in the hutchery the pug had
won tie victory and the fox lay dead
upon the ground. The pug has worn
an extra kink in his tail ever since
TLoudoun Enterprise.
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Thankful words written by Mrs.
Ada E. Hart, of Groton, S. D. "Was
taken with a bad cold which settled on
my lungs; cough set in and finally
terminated in Consumption. Four
doctors gave me up, saying [ coud live
but short time. gave myself up to
my Saviour, determined if l could not
stay with my friends on earth, I would
meet my absent ones above. Ny hus-
band was advised to get Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consamp ID,
Coughs and Colds l gave II rial,
took in ali eight bottles L hes cured
me-, and thank Goo, an saves d
now we'll and neel;hg wcm Q. n
Trial bottles free at Z. L Aliens K L
s. Leadbeater& Sens Drug Stores
Regular size SOC. and 81 Gusrn0 I'D
OF price refunded,
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BIG PINEAPPLE TRADE.-The schoon
srs Lsuena, Clayton, E. S. Johnson,
Flora &!rwan, Maggie A. Phillips, Will
liam H. ysn Name and David CARL are
at McCosker's shipyard io Baltimore
Gttins out for the Bahama pineapple
trade trade in which they will soon engage.
Reports from the 8ahamas s>,d.a, are en-, a
couraeing for big crop 13's @ season :, anu ~
q large feet OF vessels VIII engSge ya - anG ~;
0np' ooang " welI.known craft which were
nrsysnted n@gs from entering the trade last
PseT0Ey'I psaT by reasoa Of fear of capture by
S5"' 1b@ spsniards ps will resume it ibis year.
Am Among 9g>". them, h besides these above above
named nj mnn.sS are the Kate Darliqgton4; Mande
seward, james L. Frenklin, 2 .a6 yiG+S[y, RGy,
Lady Shea, Brothers, Roberts Ia.Ials and NUS
sell, Ellie, Viola, Sarah Z. Doug1aSS'
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MUST NOT STAY OUT LATE.


Herman Iglow, thirty eight years of
age, jeweller, Of No. 239 east Eighty
seventh street, stood before Magistrate
Mott il the Harlem Police Court We'd
oesday afternoon, bis knees shaking
and trembling. Iglow is an under.
sized man and was well-dressed and ap.
parently prosperous. Beside him stood
tall woman with black hajr and flash
ing black eyes that sparkled through
glasses. She was Mrs Caiharine Iglow
The couple have been married tea
years, aHd curing That period lglow has
never remained cut later than 10 O'clock
lie belongs TO lodge IN which on
Monday night there was an installation
vi officers, among whom was Iglow,
and the honor Of being inducted into
office made him careless or the feast
that followed caused him to forget him
self. At all events he did not snow up
at his home until the wee sms' !"
hours.
Mrs. Iglow went before Magistrate
Mott Wednesday morning and swore
out warrant for the arrest OF her hus
band for non support. Then she went
home and found her husband, who re-
Oented his rashness, doing some house
hold duty. He was contrite ana plead
ed nsrd for forgiveness, but his wife
told him TO put on his hat and coat and
come witn her. Thsn she took him to
the Harlem Police Court. Magistrate
Motf ,,,a.. not an tpa boDob
- "a Here is my husband" said Mrs.
Iglow to Sergeant Lowell. He's been
real nice this morning, and | want to
have his case dismissed, He's prom
lsed me that he never, never, never
will stay out late again any more"
Yes" said Herman. meekly. IN
never stay cut late any more"
How about this charge of nor-sup
port ?" asked Lowell.
He supports me all right. That is,
he gives me from 81 to IS some days
and some days he doesn't give me any
thing. l wish it came In regular, but
that is all right"
"I'll have to keep him. He's my
prisoner noW," said Sergeant Lowell.
II have to take him before the judge,
and .sse what he Gays abont it"
Shortly efterward Iglow was ar
siec,d u moliog before Magistrate
M8Jj A.rs. Iclo@ stepped up ana
u: l., ai,o -, ju6ge, he's promised
10 be real s0oC aad not Stay "u' !aie
soy more. Hes promised, aud know
ne'ii keep nls Wcyd.
At+-r ,nnuiriuo info fhe cnarpe OF
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.-rso Over seven hundred thou
-.s9i. purchased II At that price and
't...' 400 people now own copies of it.
-'.' Tented time copies will be given
s@t, -,,. .', --.st book contains the names, ad-
monographs and experiences of
~ women vino were once hope
..,.-'ids but who have been restored
hos. .,ylarlrlv health by the use OF DR..
- Fsvorite Prescription. This mar
.s ..,-5,ciue acts directly on the deli
I'm, distinctly feminine. 1t makes
-.-a-- healthy, vigorous, virile and
/, fits for wifehood aud mother
?. hir,shes the usual suffering of
..s---,.sa, months. and makes baby's
-, - .as, and almost painless. 1t robs
--.-,,-li of It's pcrils Ii inSures the
.-., t..1-t.i Of the little new conner and
....... su1aly of natures rcunshment.
--.'",,-...l-.,i> weak. sickly, nervous inva-
,..,-.r rea..hv. happy wives and mothers.
,5..-coyered copy of DR.. Pierce's
-..- Sense Medical Adviser. send 81
-. s-t,urs. 10 c0cs1- cost OF mating
d, Worlds DisDensary Medical Asso-
80. N.#llo y. V For elegant French
~. binding, 81 stamps
o.. .h Cain. of Clinton, Allegheny Co.,
'-s-,... after two years OF suffering. 1
.-..sr ~ pierce's Favoritc Prescription
entirely cured. had been troubled
..s- ,vg kuess for some time snd also
ue drain OF the system, but
,.,rz-- -erny aud we'll
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pr.s They regulate and invigorate the
..5..--', liver md bowels. They never fail.
-.. -...,.. Pellet is a gentle laxative and
..s. -l caha-tic They never gripe.
.rr.. -, dealer viii not urge substitute
,--.- .Iu.
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Chombcrlain's Cough Ftcmcdy.

This remedy is intended especially
for coughs, colds, Group, whoopine
cough and inhucazs. i has become
famous for its cures OF these diseases,
over large part o. the civiliz.d ~, 'e'.
rhe most hattering testimonials have
been received, giving accounts Of its
good works; Of the aggravs'ing anG
persistent couehs it has cufe6; olsevare
colds that have yielded promptly 10 It's
soothing effects, and OF the dangerous
attacks of Group it has cured, often
saving the life of tne child. The ex-
tensive use OF it for whoopiDg cough
has shown that it robs that disease Of
ali dangerous consequences. For sale
by J. H. Janney, Druggist, 70l King st
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As The season Of the year when puoamonis.
Ia grippe, sore throat, coughs colds, cataTh,
bronchitis and lurg troubles me 80 be Guard
cd against, nothing is fms substitute
viii answer the purpose" OF IS just rs gooa''
as One Minute Cough Cuso. Thai is TIE one
infsjib3 remedy for all lung throa- y. bson'
CHA troubles. Insist vigorously rpon hsVng
it if something else" IS offered you. 81 gar
Wayhed, jr., corner King and PITT streets
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City OF Nassau and others. Baltimore
is the leading pineapple port OF the
United States during the season, and
the packing houses put up millions OF
cans, while thousands Of crates of the
fruit are shipped to ali points by rail.
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AUCTION SAFES.
BY O'Neal & Lunt, Auctioneer

By O'Neal & Lunt, Auctioneers.
DoMMISSIONERS' SALE OF ONE OF
" THE MOST VALUABLE AND DE-
SIPABLE PIECES OF RE&L ESTATE IN
THE CITY.
The undersigned, commissioners, appointed
by the ecrce OF the Circuit Court of the city
of Alcxqnd ria, catered st the September term,
1S9Sa in the suit wherein S f. Beach, exec
utor of William N McVcigh. deceased, is
complainant, and Harvey McYcigh ct lis. are
defendants, will offer for sale at public auc-
tion, in front of the premises, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 30. 1893
at twelve o'clock m ALL THAT LOT OF
GROUND IMPROVED By a FOUR-STORY
B8iCK BUILDING situate at The northeast
corner of King and Royal Streets Alexandra,
Virginia, and nOw occupied by Isaac Eich.
berg tho said lot being described rs follows:
Beginning at the said corner and running
thence north on Royal street about sixty two
feet (62') six inches (6"); thence east fifty
four (54) feet; thence south about fifteen
15) feet thence " st about fifteen (15) feet;
thence south about forty seven (47) feet six
(6) inches 10 King street, and thence west on
King street about thirty-nino (39) feet two
G2) inches TO Royal street, with all appurten-
anccs thcrounto belonging.
Terms of Sale: One fourth of tho purchase
money in cash. and tho residue thereof in two
equal payments at ono and two years with
interest. which is to be evidenced by the
notes of the purchaser, aid secured by the
retention OF the title and an insurance policy
on the building
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JOHN T. MASON, r., c.,,,,
FRANCIS L. SMITH, nf soIo
JOHN III. JOHNSON, o' N"''

I certify that the bond required of the
commissioners by the decree directing the
sale of the above property has been duly exc.
cutod JOHN 5. BEACH,
C)crk Of tho Circuit Court Of the city
feb2S Is Of Alexandria. Va.
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Happy is the man or woman who can eat s.
good hearty meal without suffering alter
ward If you cannot do it, take hoDoL pfS,
PEpsIA CURE It digest7 what yon eat, aou
cures all forms of Dyspepsia and indiEesdon lCll
Edgar Wariield ir., corner King ana FltV
etreets
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CLOTHING. FURNISHINGS, &c.
One Dollar t 80la2tS


T'S-a, : exs",.. mt- r - .!e Jur cus-
eo.nega in YOUTHS, BOYS and CHILD
REN's SUITS until March 1st
If you will but stop to consider thai cur
good: It rogclar prices are always the lowest
II price, and in many instances sold for less
than their real value, you viii readily PER
ceive that this twenty cents rebate on every
dollar means much more to you than a casual
glance would indicate.
Remember, our goods are marked in plain
figures and We return you one-tifth of the
marked price of any BOYS YOUTHS
or CHILDREN's SUIT in the house.
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.y al1AyD WsLL-TRJED RENlEDY.-Mrs
dow so0taiDg syrup has beer used for
yosr ~ millions Of mothers for
iron Saiie teethiu8, with perfect
ootaos tho child softens tho gums,
pain. cures wind collie, and Is the
a5y for Disrrhoa Is pleasant TO tho
eL .y Druggists il every part Of the
.. .y-5Fo cents - bottle. lt5 value
. Bo.ufo and ask for Mrs. Wins
sr-lr ara take 40 other kind.
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HHRUSTEES' SALE OF A HOUSE AND
il LOT ON ALFRED STREET, BE-
TWEEN KING AND CAMERON STREETS,
IN THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA, VIZ
GINA.
by virtue of a deed Of trust executed by
Lizzie 2; Barker and Henry s Barker, her
husband, dated the 10Th day of October,
1895, and recorded in deed book No. 80,
page 341, one Of the land records o. the city
Of Alexandria. Virginia, and at the request OF
the parties thereby secured, the undersigned,
trustees, viii sell at public auction, in front
OF the Royal street entrance 10 the Market
Building, in he CT Of Alexandria, Virginia,
- O'Clock noon
Ga-UBDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1899,
lhs clowirg property TO Wit;
All HAT LOT OF GGOUND WITH
TIE BUILDINGS fhcIeon IN ,ha seid city
Gf Alexandria, sitra'ed on the west side OF
fred street, between King and Cameron
5t-ee,s a9i bounded as follows 30 Wit: Ee-
ginning a. tho vest side Of Alfred street
sixcy ,6O) fact north Of 81 alley fifteen (15)
| eac5 wide. eni one hundred and seventy-fvc
/ 30 feoJ. more or .ess north OF King street.
ant r1an.lE thence north Oh alfred street
twenty 20 feet; thence west psrai!el to
; Eina street ooc hundred and thirty-nine
i59) feet ten ,i0) inches; thence south par
. aiel % Alfred 4tseet twenty go feet, and
i thence east in direct lire one hundred and
; tb;.tg.ni1o J39) fee, ten 1]) inches TO tho
beginning with all appurtenances.
Terms OF Saia: Cash. and sll conveyancine
| IS he cost of the purchaser.
H. B HARLOW rrnstoos
PtRK AGNEW, A'uS'''''
iar % IS
~ The above sale is postponed 20 SAT
! Ul.DAT March Il, when il will be held at
the ssm, 5our and place. feb IS
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,tive physiology
women, and all
about the home
treatment OF
! diseases pecu-
liar 10 the sex.
This book con
| tains 1908 pages
and over 100 il
! lustrations. 1t
'is called DR..
J Picrce's Com
III on Sen : c
Me dical Ad-
wiser. II used
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81. 4a,ca cough throat irritation, weak
.aH b. chest difficult breathing
ict us suggest One Min.
way reliable and Sa'e.
a5ruor King spd Pitt
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sAIsxa'ttlsts Q5azette,

sUR1IaHED DAILY AND TRI-wEEELY at
2agoeee Building. $40 & S12 Prince o,
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a2JIG-CELERY. Try this
me47 ndacns7, NeunAlgis,
r5r 40 crs
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IN sdvSnco.
Marriage aud death notices mqat 6a psii fol
IN advance.
Contract sdvert,5oIs viii not be allowed 10 ca
cssd their sp&ce unless the excess is paid foI
at transient Tatog, and nudcr 10 cream
atsnces viii they be allowed to advortiss
other than their legitimate business in the
spHco contracted for.
ResoIutions il momorlaIn. o! thenks, tribates
OF respect, resolutions adopted by societies
or persons. unloss Of public concern, will
only be printed il thiz pspor a. advertise
lneCta.
Tho GAZETTE oEics l. ccnnsctel 1ith fhc
Telephone Exchanges. Advertisements, or
ders tor tho paper, news OF Gny information
c. business cau bo sent by telephone.
EntorSd st the PostoiIieo AlexGndria Yirgiu-
IL, as 5econd-class matter.
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TO make room for spring
goods now arriving we offer at
greatly reduced prices every
article in our stores.
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:" PICKLES Bunker Hill Pickles in
ootl.ea snd by measure for sale at
J. G. MILBURN'S.
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-
~ The above sale is postponed 20 SAT
Ul!DAT. biarch Il, when it will be held at
the ssm, ,our and place. feb 9 IS
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Cor Oyer Fiftr Years

WASHINGTON, D. C.
IL. Iu-.
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SIEDICINAL.

Every woman should know
~ that there IS n great home
IN medical book that tells
~ -s.aZ Ell about the Iepro-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-11
The Recent Strike in Centennial
Eureka Promises Big Things.
WILL SINK 1900 FEET DEEP
New Mammoth Anairs-Assays from
Salanis District 30 Good News
from East Ontario.

Those who have seen the immense ore
bodies on the 100 and 100 levels Of the
famous Centennial Eureka can best IN.
doTstand the meaning Of the statement
Of Manager c. =. Allen today, that the
strike made a few weeks ago on the
100 level promises to unfold ore bodies
even larger than those above. With
ont doubt the possibilities Of this great
mine are only beginning to be UNDER
stood. Perhaps nothing better Illus
crates the falth Of the new owners Of
The big mine than their agreement 70
deliver A000,000 worth OF ore 20 the
smeiter people within the next thirty
months.
with connections now made on The
100 level every encouragement Is given
FOR the belief that II will next be
tapped at the 500. where work Is be-
ing pushed On the drift towards the
ore chute. The shaft has recently been
sunk III feet deeper, and a station Is
now being cut al what will be the l.l00
level II Is the intention 60 continue
II down TO the l,6O0 level, which VIII
really mean q depth of 1850 feet. Drift
ing for the vein Is now going on from
the Loco and Lice foot levels as well az
on the 500 foot level. where about 200
feet Of work, IL is thought, will tap
the main ore chute. The riches Of
such an ore body extending from above
the 400 foot level 20 the tenth level Is
a big enough thing; but the anticipation
u It's continuance TO a depth Of 500
feet makes one feel that the man who
stated that the Centennial Eureka Is
yet in It's Infancy Is not far wrong.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-11
THE WEEK AT BINGHAM.
Dalton Lark Increases shipments West
Mountain Placer Cleanup

Dalton a Lark Increases Shipments West
Mountain Placer Cleab-up.
At Dalton & Lark this week twen-
ty-foot stump was being sunk at bottom
OF Incline, preparatory 10 putting IN the
Dig SNOW pump recently purchased. All
water can then be handled during play
spells. The sunni H. fun width Of vein
twelve feet-of which five is ship
ping ore carrying % 20 so per cent lead
with excess Of iron over silica, two feet
is milling and five feet gangue. The
ore was widening like a wedge and ex-
pected TO be full width OF vein az stump
bottom. The mine Is increasing ship
ments and will soon be sending out
fifty tons daily.
Work Is soon TO start up on the Dix
on IN main canyon opposite the Tie
waukee and owned by q. $. Watson
and Staynes. This old property has
been idle since 1894 Il was first opened
In 1875 and its gross product has been
about $4,000
A four-carload shipment OF hlgh-
grade from the Silver Shield viii be
completed today and forty or fifty.
ton lot OF Silver Shield concentrates
are ready 70 be hauled from Rogers
mill. The Shield Is running on ore in
new ground and looking well all around.
The drift above bedrock IN West
Mountain placer made connection be-
tween rims about ten days AGO. and
Wednesday night the east shaft at i20
feet broke into the drift, making two
outlets AT the pumping station. Floors
are now being cut, Gravel taken from
comparatively dry ground Is being
raised at the rate OF FIVE to six mine
cars each shift and cleanup Of per-
haps 100 cars win be made next week
II weather is favorable. But one pan
ming this week Yielded less than Is
cents, and q number gave each over
81 In coarse sold.-BIngham Bulletin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-11
MONEY MARKEr NERVOUS,

New York. Dec. 1.-THE Times Lon
don financial correspondent says.
Nervousness ana anxiety Increase in
our money market because Il begins
TO see Il q difficult for other markets to
supply Ia necessities In the matter OF
gold. Exchanges have responded In the
usual manner TO our six per cent bank
rate, but as they move In our favor
steps are taken By the markets threat
enad 20 prevent loss Of bullion. The
Bank OF France wished to advance the
rate TO I per cent on Thursday, but
the government pleaded for a half
measure, which does no good So the
regents fall back Oh the bold premium
or on refusals to sell bullion at any
price, and only the imminent danger
OF a panic here would induce them TO
change their tactics, II that.
Al the moment II looks as II your
market might be obliged 10 come to
our assistance by sending gold. but d.
rectly exports began, difficulties would
assail you likewise. Our market talks
at random about borrowing gold here
and there, az In the Barring difficulties.
Then, however credit was much less
irrevOcably committed beyond Its
strength on all markets than now, and.
whore all must be borrowers, none can
lend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-11

satisfied. The stockholders are anxious
to have the tunnel pushed 10 compile
tlon, but Mr.. Bruhack has taken q de-
cided stand against such move. II
the vein Is encountered Il might be pos
sible FOR the mine 10 produce the money
20 pay the men, but II the vein should
not be encountered IN 40 feet as antici-
pated. many who are willing now to
take the risk IN the gamble would then
pull out and everything would be ~
tree. There is talk Of the aid Of the
courts being sought In order TO compel
the colonel TO work the tunnel but Il Is
intlmated that before he would take
such a step he would reslgn his re-
ownership. He ooncelyea 10 his duty
20 take the course that I'm his Judgment
Is best for all the parties concerned and
does not anticipate that the court viii
interfere. 4 sale Of the property would
doubtless mean O sacrifice on the part
OF the stockholders aud q looks as II
a voluntary assessment VIII be eventu-
ally decided upon as the best way out
OF the difficulty In the opinion Of some
mining men q Is only q question Of
time before the property WIN come to
the front as a copper producer,