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The colored American., 1900-03-24

20 there. I desire to be quite emphatic
here for all guilty men, he is the guiltest
who lures his ie low men to an uno er'
taking of this sort under promise OF as
sistsnce which he afterwards falls TO
render. l therefore declare that there ls
no man living, and no man dead, Wbo
if living could trutbfuily say that L ever
promised him or anybody else either
conditionally or otherwise, that L
would be present In person st tne
Harpers Ferry insurrectiop. My held OF
labor for the abolition of slavery mas
aot extended to an attack upon the
United States arsenal. In the teeth OF
the documents already published and OF
those which may hereafter be epublishedi.
+ affirm that no man connected Wlth
that insurrection, fro n its noble ano
heroic leader down, can connect nav
name with q single broken promise OF
anv sort whatever. So much l may
deem it proper to say negatively. The
time for q full statement OF what L
know and Of all know of this desperate
and subllmeiy disinterested effort 20
amancipate the slaves of Mar iand ana
Virginia from their cruel task masters
has not vet come and may never come.
In the denial which / have now made
nv ,nntive is more respectful con-
s,deration for the opinions OF the slaves
friends than my fear OF being an ac-
.,om ulice in the general conspiracy
against slavery. I am ever ready TO
wrile. speak, publish. organize com
hine and even to conspire against
slavery when there is reasonable hope
nf success. Men who live by robbiug
thair fellow men of their labor and
iihertv have forfeited their right to
know anything of the thoughts, feel
inps or purp oses of those whom they
roh and plunder. They have by the
nugIe act of slave holding, voluntarily
nIsced themselves beyond the laws OF
instice and honor, aud have become
onIv fitted FOR compsnionship with
thieves and pirates-the common enc
mies of God and Of all mankind. While
# shall be considered right to pro-
tsct ones self against thieves, burglars,
rohhers and assassins and to alay WIG
hoast in the act Of deyouring bis hu
man nrey. it can never be wrong 1o
tho imbruted and whip-scarred siavei
or their friends to hunt, ns!rass an.
even strike down traffickers ln numai
flesh.
Ifanvbody is disposed to think les
~ noa On account of this sentiment, o
because I may have had a knowieog
The colored American., 1900-03-24

An entertainment given by the FIJI
teenth Street Sunday School for the
purpose ofreplenishing the library with
new books was complete success. A
handsome sum was realized.
The colored American., 1900-03-24

Mrs. Bertha Hardy Gorgas has re-
turned to Philadelphia, after pleasant
visit here of week.
The colored American., 1900-03-24

Miss Minnie A. Lucas, of Bennings,
DID,, conducts model school.
The colored American., 1900-03-24

fanvbody is disposed to think less
=. nc On account of this sentiment, or
baesnse s m may have had a knowledge
The oasis., 1900-08-18
HERMOSILLO NOTES.
Interesting Items Gathered Around the
 Capital City.

mosillo. and her daughter, Miss Luisa, have gone to La Coloma, near the City Of Guatemala, in the republic Of the same name, where the young lady is to be married to prominent and we'll known coffee planter, MT. Miguel de la Pefia. The ceremony is expect ed to take this week, after which Mrs. de Cortes, will return home to Her. mosillO.
 At Hermosillo Mir. Belisario Valen- cia, editor of El Sol, has been incar- cerated upon charge of libel, in hav- ing criticised severely the conduct of some of the preliminaries precedent to the approaching municipal election. His paper has been suppressed. In other words the Sun has gone into eclipse; but in it's stead there has ap- peared in the journaistic Armament of the capital city, new and smaller luminary, called La Luna (the Moon printed upon MT. Valencia's press and eSpOustuS tuc sduc Cducc'
 The American boarding house of Mrs Luisa A. V. de Cortes, is one of the most popular houses of entertain. ment in the Sonora capital, and is liberaly patronized by regular and transient boarders. It is at the head of Don Luis street. diagonally across from the gate of the Alameda. The house, situated amid pleasing sur roundings, is large and spacious, the rooms we'll fitted and furnished, and very comfortable, and the table is served in the best style, bearing viands such as can be cooked only by women Everything is under the watchful care and attention of the eldest daughter, Miss Cortes, who is thorough and businesslike, knows how to meet every want of the guest and always does so. The young lady exercises constant supervision of the Kitchen, the dining rooms and the the guest chambers, making sure that everything is as 1t should be and anti cipating the wants of her guests. Transients will find this good place to stay
 Much interest is manifested in the approaching municipal election at Hermossillo, and the contest IS con- ducted with much vigor on both sides. There are two tickets in the field one headed by MT. Filomeno Loaiza, the other by MT. Dionision Gonzalez Following are the tickets: MERCH- ANTS TICKET: President, FilOmeno Loaiza. Trustees: J. P. M. Camou, Adolfo Bley. Julio Carranza, Fausto Gaxiola, Lie. Miguel A. Lopez, Dioni- sio Con- alez, Miguel Gaxiola, Cutler mo ,Arriola. Alternates: Ricardo Diaz, Carlos Ramirez; Eduardo Mufioz, Benito Suarez PEOPLES TICKET: President, DiOnisio Gonzalez. Trus- tees: Lie. Antonio Sarabia, Miguel Gaxiola, Jose Maria Paredes, Lie. Ma nuel R. Parada, Dr. Fortunate Her nandez, Ignacio Buelna (h). Alter mates: Jesus s. Carranza, Carlos Ra- mirez, Rosendo L. Galaz, Belisario Valencia.
 At Hermosillo Messrs. Juan Paganini and MT. Albedi have leased the new building adjacent to the Union Club, on Calle Don Luis, and have opened therein the "Del Monico" modern restaurant where all lovers of good living will find always the best meals served anywhere in the west. The house is new, spacious and elegantly fitted. A large dining room is for the
The oasis., 1900-08-18

dining rooms for private parties. At the bar is kept constantly on hand the best wines, llquors and cigars. Both Mir. Paganini and Albedi are caterers of experience, and the public can rest assured of the very best ser vice The central location of the house, it's newness, the elegance of its appointments and the perfection of the service will make of Del M6nico one of the most popular hosteleries in the Sonora capital.
 Early in the present week MT. A. Naegalin, the new chef at the Grand Hotel at Hermosillo, took charge of the dining oom and now the grand Is at the front with the finest cuisine in Sonora. Sunday Mir. Naegelin opened the dining room by serving banquet for MT. A. Fantuzzi, prominent citi- zen of Hermosillo, who entertained large party of friends in honor of the wedding anniversary Of himself and his estimable spouse Monday the dining room was opened to the public service. As stated in these columns week ago, MT. Naegelin is chef and caterer of the widest ex perience, and his advent at 'he Grand marks new era ia that popular cara vansery. The house his this season been greatly improved in all of it's ap. continents, and the propretors, Barney and Henry Cohen, are prepar-
 ing to meet every requirement. of the great rush of visitors expected the coming winter.
The oasis., 1900-08-18

A dip in the Pacific is what yo u need to make those roses return to your cheeks. The inducements offer- ed you in low prices to the finest sea side resorts in the world, provides a means by which all can take advan- tage of profitable vacation and good time. Seaside excursions every Thursday. Fare for round trip to Santa Monica, San Pedro, San Buena- ventura, Santa Barbara, San Diego Long Beach, Newport Beach, s37.4O To Catalina Island $2.25 additional. For further information apply to offices s. P. Co.,, Nogales.
 P. J. ZEIMET, Agent.
The oasis., 1900-08-18
L eafness Cannot be Cured.

by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There Is only one way to cure deaf. ness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lin- ing of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inhamed you have rumb- ling sound or imperfect hearing. and when it is entirely closed, deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restor ed to it's normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an infamed con- dition of the mucous surfaces.
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness caused by catarrb) that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu- lars, free.
 F. J. CHENEY $ Co.,,
 Toledo. Ohio. Sold by Druggists, 75c.
 Hall Family Pills are the best.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20
BUYERS AND SELLERS

The principal buyers and sellers in yesterdays
market were Halsted & Hodges bought American
Tobacco: Worden z Co. and H. Content & Co
,noM sold. J. H Dunn G.o0N and Keech Loew &
Co bought Tin Plate. Joseph Connah Il oOol Moore
& Schley G5oM and W. 5 Lawson & Co q 5nm
hot Tht Union Pacific StNrnherger Fuld & Sim
Il 900 bought Smelters; V. White & Co % A0N
{. / Hudson & Co. J A Raker and r n Thomas
Co. sold John Muir & Co bought 4GlA Southern
Pacific and 1890 Southern Railway common c A
Missing & Co bought 3.5n Union Pacific and sGA0
Steel and Wire. Bell & Co bought Sugar Worden
& Co Oo0N sold John Goodchild e 0OM. Van EN-
1urgh Atterhury G.CnN. Adams & Clark Il OOO,
o. A Missing & Co and F. n V-inslow bought 81
paul: Jones Maury & Co and : 4 Walsh sold
Wasserman Bros (25n1 sold Atchison preferred
. P Rutler & Bro. q OON sold Northern Pacific
common Dick Bros. & Co sold Continental To
bacco Weaver, Harris & Co (2,ooM sold Manhat-
tan. London turned seller large scale in the
second hour Toler Halsey bought Chicago
burlington and Quincy: Fdey e Son and Navor G.
Whitehouse sold Fairhairn & HilHard and n
Combs & Co bought Union Pacific F c Anness
sold Rolston & Bass (2.0oo sold Sugar Refining
H Clews & Co and Weaver Harris & Co q oo0,
sold Atchison preferred ". F. Lauer bought Con
solidated Gas. T. L Manson, Jr & Co bought
q ooM bought Continental Tobacco / & Worm
Lawson & Co and c. Minzesheiner & Co bought
bought 5000 Union Pacific Halsted & Hodges
bought 5000 Northern Pacific ] = Rnche 4 Co
and Tracey & Co. each bought Io0O Atchison: G r
Hopkins Co sold 2O0O. F Mead & Co bought
Manhattan. F. 4 c Randolph and FLOYD Jones T.
PohiSon
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20

creased. and the rapidly growing foreign demand
must be supplied by America. As the Amalgamated
company controls the market in this country IL
may hs said 10 control the copper business Of the
world Standard OIL interests the real owners
OF the Amalgamated company, and their purpose
is stated 10 be 70 handle IT as they have handled
the Standard Oil Company. whose stock was sold
AT 10 yesterday Regular dividends Of per cent
paid on Amalgamated stock. and there is
probability that dividends will be paid on II
the coming year. the same as has been done on
Standard oil stock in recent years. The regular
dividends Standard OIL stock u per cent a
year. but in the present year enough in extra divi-
dends has been declared bring the total distribu
tiOn up IS per cent
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20
OUTSIDE SECTRITIES.

The outside securities market closed strong The
copper shares continued the features Of the day
Amalgamated Copper ruled strong. upward OF
y ooo shares selling from 6a. 9S4 British Column
bia active selling from 2Oa2o&s. International
Pump common was active the early trading
selling up 26a4. but the final price slightly
above the previous close. Standard Oil made
high record Standard oil closed at 706dnO against
694169S Saturday Last prices OF other promi-
nent issues were Havana Commercial. 1IGI2: pre-
ferred. +2d45, Baking Powder preferred s4995.
Markeen Copper. 2g3; Amalgamated Copper. sra
a>4, Rubber Goods. 3o'4QSo4.. preferred. alzqS3;
General Carriage. 47sd5h4; New-York Transporta-
tion. s4.a7i2. General quotations follow
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20
CONSOLIDATED GAS.

A Consolidated Gas director was quoted by a
local news bureau yesterday as follows
When the plants OF the company are removed 10
Astoria will be in a position dispose OF a
large Of valuable real estate Manhat-
tan Island belonging to the Consolidated Gas Com
pany and. what amounts to the same thing the
other companies recently absorbed. This property.
estimated in value at considerable in excess sr
$40 100000, will be disposed OF. and
come stockholders will receive a substantial dis
tributon within the next year two In regard
TO the rumor OF deal with Brooklyn Union Gas
and the other rurnors being circulated viii only
say that will continue the policy which has
made Consolidated Gas what IL Is to-day. and Con-
sOlidat ted Gas Is a great property.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20
HONEY AND ETCH4NGF

MONEY MARKET-Banks lent call r,o,.,.
en per cent out the rate soon declined 10 tba
Stock Exchange rate Of per cent Fxcsa,io~,
transactions at Al per were reported a. 60
money Mercantile paper in better de,,sra
The trust companies and outside lenders esr.~.I,-
Ehaoeo oank rates for time money. There wss
deposited al the Sub-Treasury 800 900 for tr.r.t-
n New-Orleans All or the greater part ~ 80
10000 of gold received at San Francisco from
Australia last week Will probably be paid fo- h
me suo-Ireasury in this city this in time 10
figure largely IN this weeks bank averages M,
oursements BY the institution mentioned for nan
sons are st at The high ratio Of the month Thexs
payments are mainly responsible for the debt, .,
ne suo-TreasGry Of fs7i422 at the Clearing House
yesterday morning Money rates follow: Can ra,s
S1za4z Per cent Time money 43za5 per cent for
sixty days, 411Q5 per cent for three four and sly
months on railroad collateral Commercial nanor
40 per cent for three, four and six month. for
the best names and above for names not 80 we'll
known
FOREIGN ExCHANGE--Aarke' easier Actua1
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

LONDON NOV 49, .. m-The market for Amer-
can securities opened strong but declined an
realizing and sales for New-York account The
close was heavy. Final prices of the principaI
achve issues follow: Atchison. 3sI.: Canadian pa
Ci"c, sup 81 Paul. 12l1; Illinois Central 1884,;
t-ou'sVhle ana Nashville. s51e; Union Pacific pre-
terred &'2 New-York Central 143l9: Erie IA.
Fennsyivania "A; Reading 101e; Erie first preferred
a; Northern Pacific preferred s2% Grand Trunk
6as and Anaconda 1917
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20
FEDERAL STEEL EARNINGS

No official figures OF the earnings OF the Federal
Steel Company have yet been given out, but IL
known that for the year ending December 81 the
net income will be about double what II in any
preceding year. distribution Of per cent on the
common stock will be ordered by the directors in
January. AS the company has abundant work
ing capital. extra payments stockholders out OF
the profits OF 1890 are probable. Inside interests
continue 10 De large buyers Of the stock. md make
confident predictions that II soon will go TO 60
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS
GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Market firm. Ftna,
quotations follow. ma

RAILROAD BONDs-Market firm, IT,,
amounted in par value 8. .2S 500 azainst 90 a.
o" on Saturday The heaviest dealings ur.-. :.
the Atchison and Baltimore and Ohio issues -
tral OF Georgia 5s and lst incomes Chesapeake s,d
oino szs Chlcago and ALTON alzs, Erie lst general
4s. Green Bay and Western debenturs p. 49, - -
Kansas and Texas &c As, Northern Pac;6c as ars
e. Reading general IS. ST Louis Southwestern I.a
ano 1cs, Southern Pacific 4s Southern Ro,,a = -
b. Union Pacific As and Wabash detenture a.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20
AAfALGAArATED COPPER

There has been a steady absorption OF Anal
gamated Copper by inside interests The buying is
based the large earnings Of the company and
the very strong statistical position OF the metal
Exports of copper IN the hrst ten months of the
current year were lss Sl tons an increase Of - PEI
cent over the same period last year The exports
IN the ten months amounted TO 63 per OF the
countrys output. The European production which
averages about 1900 tons a month. cannot be In
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20

'of Elk y MENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receints
reported from Washington $3.50 7se; internal reve
,te lecelpls $loSS8ss miscellaneous receints RVS
ozo Total receipts for the day s. 4o771s exreat
.on lures S'Sl'"9 Receipts for the month - do+a
20 'S''S'S; expenditures S25 $50 Oon; excass ~
.s S"oSSSs Receipts for fiscal year n dare
ceInPs sS expenditures Sl726ss72; excess OF re-
s p' SooT4''I'' Receipts Of National hank not.s
FOR redemption, s452. .065 "A notes
10 the Clearing House s61422 '~o''r
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20
SECOND WEEK EARNINGS.

Railroad earnings received yesterday for the
ond week in November showed the following
changes. compared with the time year
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20

Closing quotations OF the Colorado Springs Min
ing Stock Exchange. furnished by William P. Bon
bright & Co OF Colorado Springs.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20
STOCK MARKET HEAVY.
MANY ISSUES SHOW LOSSES.
HEALTHFUL
DEVELOPS
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Closing prices yesterday of the principal ac-
tive securities and net changes from Saturdays
final quotations were:
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20

ew-Orleans-Commercial, 81 discount; bank par.
San Francisco-Sizht. Ti3c; telegraph. lec Cincln-
nati-Between banks. SC premium: over the counter'
SOC premium. Boston-Sc and 10c premium chi
cago-51c discount. Charleston-Buying. par; sell
ing. nc premium. Savannah-Buying, S-16c: selling
l-i6c discount.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New-York - Exchanges,
sl25 sos s7s: balances se.2155, Boston-Esxchanges
sl7G4572: balances H.4s2S7s. Baltimore - Ex-
changes $5S77 .7es; balances. s6S5.7A Chicago-hH-
changes s26 5l2 79s; balances. se43oIS Phiadephia
Exchanges 81. .Sl1. .S23; balances. s2.sOssls.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Call money in
London, 2iz per Open market discount rate
for short bills. S5s cent; for long bills S7s per
cent Berlin discount rate. Al per cent for three
months bills 81. per cent for short bills Berlin
exchange on London, 30 marks Az pfenniIs. Paris
exchange on London % francs II centimes Paris
discount rate. 27e per cent
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consols. 1855
for money sSs4 for the account Spanish As in Lon
don 6S3s French rentes. 100 francs SIS centimes-
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. Sac; Mexi-
can silver dollars 5okc. Bar silver in London closed
29&d
GOLD PREM1UM.--In Madrid. 1884; Lisbon. 80;
Buenos Ayres fss 20; Rome, $50
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20

DoMEsIIc EXCHANGE Domestic exehanx. m
SeW-fork was as follows at the places napo.a.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20
THE FEDERAL TREAsT-RY

washington Nov. ls.-The condition OF the Treas
ury' divisions Of issue and redemption. at the he
ginning Of business to-day was as follows:
RESERVE FUND
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20
BOSTON STOCKS.
NEW-TCRk

CHICAGO STOCKS
Furnished py Walker Brothers No Il BrcztzayI
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20

SALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20

increase. decrease
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20

Bankers' posted rates were
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20

Actual .ales---Closing-i Shares
Open High Low Fin. Bid. Ask sold
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-12-05
Smell TER TRUST RIVAL
Sites for Three Plants Selected,
Capacity 5000 Tons.

A press dispatch from Denver, dated
November 20, quotes the News Of that
city as saying: The rival Of the great
American Smelter trust Is In course Of
training for a gigantic campaign. The
movement has been IN progress quietly
for several months, and yesterday 1t de.
veloped that plans are so far completed
that loo atoms for plants are being selected
and the last touches are being given to
one Of the most daring projects Of the
decade.
Three large plants are to be erected
simultaneously. One Is to be In Denver,
second in Salt Lake, and third will be
built at favorable point In Mexico yet to
be named. Each Of the plants Is to have
3 capacity for handling automatically 1000
tons Of ore daily, and all are to be built
upon practically the same plans.
Experts for the various departments
have already been invited to connect them.
selves with the company. Each Of the
new smeIters will be provided with reiiner.
les where gold, silver, copper or lead can
be refined to the degree necessary for the
worlds use.
Eastern and Colorado capital have sub.
scribed. It Is claimed the plants will
cost 81 ,ooo, 900 each, much less than the
amount publicly announced by the pro.
moterS.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-12-05
Big Body Of Ore in the Gold Ridge.

A strike In the Gold Ridge mine, IN the
Burnt river district, is the latest news
from the district. The find was made In
tunnel No. ~. The miners are said to
have drifted loo feet on the ledge, up.
raised 40 feet and crosscut 70 feet without
finding either walls, top or bottom OF the
ledge. The ore Is reported to run from
SO to SI8 to the ton, and experts say that
this Is another demonstration Of the the.
ory that the old Virtue and White Swan
district will yet be the richest and largest
producer In the entire region. Manager
Ballet came In from the mine today and
brought with him the cleanup for a 20
days run Of the Io.stamp mill Of the Gold
Ridge, which he reports amounted to
$4,000 In bullion, besides the concentrates,
which will be treated later, and which he
expects will run high In values.-Baker
City special to the Spokesman.RevieW.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-12-05

control. Already the leading klondike
mines are controlled in London and can be
put into the trust whenever desired. Jonn
Hays Hammond, the leading mining ex'
pert Of the world, who has long been in
the employ Of the South African crowd, Is
the expert now investigating the leading
mines in Colorado and Utah. The Belt
syndicate is planning to take over these
other American gold mines when It suits
their purpose. The trust hopes to secure
control Of seven eightS Of the output OF
gold in the world.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-12-05

Information which reaches this city to
the effect that preparations are being made
to start grading work on the line OF the
Corvallis and Eastern road In the eastern
part Of Oregon. 1t Is said graders are
soon to be put on between Nyssa. on the
Short Line, ,and the town Of Vale, Oregon.
For some time II has been arranging for
work somewhere along its projected line,
but this Is the first information reaching
this place that the field Of operations for
the immediate future Is likely to be SO far
east. For some years It has been the i'm.
preston that II It were ever constructed
through eastern Oregon It would be In
conjunction with some transeontinental
line seeking an outlet.-Press dispatch
from Boise. dated November 20.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-12-05
Now Forming . Gold Trust.

A cable from London says that Alfred
Belt Is engineering the most gigantic trust
the world has known. 1t Is a gold trust,
which plans to control the entire output OF
gold and put even nations at its mercy.
For eight months the gold trust scheme
has been In slow process Of formation.
Africa produces q majority Of the worlds
supply Of gold, and Belt controls a ma.
jority Of the African output. In Aus
ualia there are good prospects by pur.
chase Of stock and placing Belts men Ia