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The colored American., 1900-03-24
AtSt. Paul a. N. E. Church.

AT the st Paul A. NJ. <. Church.
8th street southwest, between D and E,
Sunday, March 25, 1900. there will be
three special sermops delivered by three
of the most able pulpit orators of the
city. The public is invited to hesr
them. At II O'Clock DR.. M. M. Moore,
financial secretary Of the A. M. E.
Church will fill the pulpit. Ats O'Clock
DR.. J. Albert Johnson, pastor Metro
polltsn Church, NJ street northwest,
will fill the pulpit. At 7.3O Rev. A. d.
Olley Holder will preach; subject, "D,y
Bones" All who " ill avail themselves
of the opportunity Of heaiing thes Q
diVines enjoy rare treat.
P. w. WoRTHAM, Pastor.
The colored American., 1900-03-24
Charlottesville Items.

Charlottesville, Va, Speolal.-Rev.
\ Perkins Of Hinton West Virginia,
'no ~ has been assisting III conducting
.sa ,ovjyal at ths First Baptist church,
~ l,st week for his home. he mee-
W.. M ara continued this week, and the
aator Rev. Quarles will be assisted by
p"r Hawkins of Gordonsville, and
nrbsr pastors Of the city. The number
y, converts reported to date is about
" At the Mt. Zion Baptist church
tbereyival continues with great success.
In to the present time about 40 con-
vart. are reported. The Y. NJ. Z. A.
:. becoming the center Of attraction fos
nor Young men on Sunday evenings
oood number was present last sun
dsv svsnlng. The Bible lesson was
"sowipe the SEED" which was interest
ipgly and instructively discussed. We
hone TO be able to report bstore very
long that our rooms are moi sumclent
TO accommodate the young men at
these meetings. Next Sundays Bible
.,udv is "Unchastity and Its Cure" 81.
Mark l, 2l:3 All men are invited to
oouo Rev. E. Duke Venture left
Saturday to attend the ID. E. Churoh
Conference which is in session at Bal
timore. Md. Mr.. Adam WhIpps Is
home from Washington, D, q. Messrs.
w Z, Bowles, A. ". Bullock and ).
Chrlstian left last week for Hot Springs,
Va Miss Bette James left this week
for Richmond, Va. Mrs. Gertrude
Haiskell who has been teaching at Free
Union Virginia, has closed her school
for the session and is home again. Mr.. (
A. Kennie OF Leonard Medical Col
lege arrived Monday in company with
Mr.. J. J. Qusrles, Of Louisa, Va, who
il recent graduate ia the Medical De-
nsrtment of the class of 1900. MIR.
Eugene DickerSon. A. B., N. d., a
graduate of the college department. of
the V. N. and c. l., Petersburg, and
of the medical department of shaw
University of the class Of 1900, arrived
home Tuesday. He brings with him
one Of the medals for exellency which
Is the second medal he has won at the
Medical College. Messrs. Noah Jack
son, Charles Goodloe and Robert B SEX
ler who have been quite sick are ali
nuch improved. Mr. w. 81. Dabney,
Manager of the Richmond Behefic al
Insurance Company bran;h office, is
laving very nice restaurant fit ed up
N West Main street, across from the
)dd Fellows Hall. He will open up
q few days and .oliclts the patronage
I the public. Quite grand enter ,
sinment Is being planned By Mrs. W.
l. D. bney to be given Easter under
be auspices OF the Y. N. q. A. at the
'Eers Houee. The American is still
n sale at Pollard and Ncble's or can
e had from A. f. Angel at the Uni
ersity. MONTICELLO.
The colored American., 1900-03-24


port, but could
secure a large
n u m b er Of
orders among
theiI imm ediate
friends, [ will
give the most
handsome and
valuable prem
Ium ever given
for like amouDt
OF work. HERE
" e A r E.
Order IS sssouve-
Mrs for your
neighbors and
[ will send you
a high grade
bicy Gle. Order
so, l will send
you a IA karat
warranted U. s.
assay solid gold,
hunting case,
stem winding,
ladies W q t O b
with American
w altman or FL.
gin movement
The colored American., 1900-03-24

Tootboobo FINN FREE, to advertise it. best ia
lUVtldCno Uuft the world: send q cents for
sam Die, LARUE t0l7 Area st. Pnila., Pa.
The colored American., 1900-03-24
ACCENTS w NTED ID.

What ii? The Mtay and Historical Portrait of the Third North
lima U. s Volunt with Spain
every city town and county In the United States to take orders
by of country Agents makng big
wishing travel than their Of the
GOLD WATCHES ETC FREE
Any minister teacher gentleman
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WAITING FoR THE NEW MILL.


snsc,,, n,.r.,ch - ths post.Int.,,,.s;pcer.
0PeTTn psRe'cn 70 We III nSmrta,r
Lion mine dsvsiopmsnt work T. retarded "a
plscinE q ne mill paShlnssry About I, The
raise from the tunnel Level to connect Win
This work WIN probably, bs finishsd ! IN
arrived the last TIVE weeks, and eleven
Garages awsH nnu,ng ~ ursno az rar.
AZ tne ro s are now ,mpsoveo; ana thay coh
tSat he remainder 81 ths plant viii ar
rive N the next thirty gays: line nan nan
rssSs "a wysi mas sne ss seet
arrives. ana nam Ills force. e1npioyed daily. has
AZ preparauons mace. sucn az iounaa-
~ ~ ds,ew i, hE rstniia1C tha n,ont Forty
men M mo are rs empioys d.As 'ne pant 1o''s
o M mas neen susPenqea On .ne rr,nc-
re- ,.rsssn ,Js s tne 80 ass ,,, y ~ ~.
lag srn,, p'am. enu bp na " 4. s sxo
Pectea every Gay. ing company n s ICY iItey
Ws,,, .vva - e ~ sae eseSvum .,a NJ
Wi,i;e, ~ pes,l rc ~ ,s,Srtru r,ar
,.,hn NJ ,a.sa ~ .,n 1 pas,,, da r
wmU mas Esss nserSs's ~ the ~ ~
Ssanssyy. sta,rni1r ~. p pne ~ rro,i
nes a stocxholaers q ,he s, tac IIs
was sns prom .. snaI MAGE the pik Ee-
puplI ueaa yin .me Sanauia ~ sxMu " as.
ven ~ ~ t, y III, IN .rs us
great deal % the company, as wen as tne
camp N Senefal, ana from now On tne
Fr.ncess Maya VIII pe on SOUND ioouns.
Inc san Foii mine Is making remarka-
PIE showing q ore a. the present time N
the south drtit. TINS uriit mas peen toi.
nwine the ore snoot Lor lco Ieet s1o a.
clean. White ore that Tin average an as ,-
say q So 70 the Ton. some distance PACK
the snoot ran tnrougn pincn,, put ~ n9s
sssain wioenea QUIZ ana y Garrynf s ss,st
from the tunnel y eyer ~ Ieet. ana mas
1oiiowea tne VEN the whole oistance;
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NEW. YORK. Jan. S--Ths volume Of trading In
stocks today vas on small scale, and q disposi-
velopment Of events before taking on stocks. The
sensitiveness OF the market to the influence Of for
the downward course Of interest rates in London
and on the continent, 1t Is clear that there Is need
Of more money abroad Foreign observers OF good
authority, offer the suggestion that tbs present
Of money abroad Is due to artificial causes gov
eminent initiative. In England it Is evident that
money market for placing soyernmsnt loans at an
advantage In Germany It is designed to strengthen
confidence and help out the vast industrial enter
pYises which have been undertaken there. In any
event. these6ect Is to draw gold from New -York
der pressure. and TO send American securities home
the present level Of discount in London leaves no
margin Of profit on the special attraction offered
by the Bank Of England on loans to be repaid In
gold. The arriving shipments Of American gold arc
the cause Of current ease In London discount. How
long the would endure in case Of cessation
Of the shipments is doubtful Meantime rates for
money at interior points in this country are rising
sharply, and 1t is question how long the New York
market could look to that source to repleriish
drain to the London market.
In these circumstances there Is little disposition
In American financial circles to hold up prices Of
securities merely to afford market for foreign iqui-
dation In today's market opening prices were well
as arbitrage selling was in evidence they were al
lowed to remain there. or nearly so. Later in the
day there was sharp recovery in prices when the
pressure Of the London selling ceased This recovery
partly due to London itself which brought back
few stocks sold earlier in the day on Gen Whites
report Of, repulse Of the Beers at Ladysmith.
While there effort to bid up prices. there
blocks Of prominent railroad stocks being taken on
New Jersey Central was bid up 81 points on in
Of the dividend rate. without any sale Sugar.
Brooklyn Transit and some OF the iron stocks re-
covered sharply from early weakness The demand
later In the day in the general list found such
s Net 70
to fractions where they not entirely wiped out
Dealings in bonds were on small scale. and the
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TIPS ABOUT MINING MEN.


Movements, Sayings and DoinGs I'm
the Profession.
8. H. Johnson. of London. England, has
tested its merit on Republic ore. the oper-
alton requiring only a few minutes, where
as several hours were required by the
former process used.
x *
Hugh C. Baker. mining engineer who
has been attending to the interests Of
Messrs. McCuaig, Rykart & CO., of Mon
ager r. G. e. Leckie In the mining inter-
ests Of their firm In this and the Boundary
country.
r. ]. Godfrey, of Godfrey & Tabor. own
ers Of the Red Boy near Sumpter. Or, has
returned from a trip to England. It is
understood that the Red Boy has been sold.
was made. to put the finishing touches on
the transfer. A million dollars has been
repeatedly offered for the mine, and the
rumored consideration of it's sale to Brit
ish capitalists is three millions. Tho Red
Boy is paying regular dividends of from
$4,000 to $4,000 every month.
x K
Judge w. 8. Ballou, of Colorado. who
will be remembered particularly by all old
timers of Leadville, will spend the remaind-
er of the winter In Seattle and investigate
the Cape Nome region in the spring. The
judge took turn about Central Idaho
during the summer and was greatly i'm
pressed with the richness of the Buffalo
Hump district. though he thinks It too re-
interest to any one save those persons who
have secured the best mines He also Wis.,
tied the Baker City gold fields of Oregon
and predicts fine future for that section.
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% 20 70
FOREIGN.


NEW YORK, Jan. a-The Commercial Advertis-
ers London financial cablegram says:
The war news was predominant all day. General
hatness marked the opening Of business, caused BY
Gen. Whites dispatch stating that he had been
hard pressed In the American department there
hesitation to begin business operators dreading
very low quotations First bids were at to II be-
low parity. but Berlin sold even at that level, al
though not so heavily on Saturday.
London sold on small scale, and no seemed
to have courage to support the market. II re-
NAMED fiat until New York prices received.
when. within quarter Of an hour. the best prices
Of the session received Then they saggcd
OF until official continuation OF Gen. Whites sue
cessful repulse Of the Beers attack on Ladysmith
This news caused such commotion that business
was almost forgotten. In the street prices rallied
to parity.
Consos, which reached $751; rallied TO 9sx on the
late war news and the extreme Of money, calls
being quoted at u. Tho Bank Of England bought
E439,000 in gold eagles and El7s.000 In German
coin. continental demand for gold IL developing
at IT'S 9adG77s Sid Good Paris advices say a large
shipment Of Russian gold is coming to London this
week 1t is known recent German arrivals compris-
ed Russian gold that country owing to poor crops,
having bought considerable breadstuffs abroad.
Paris cheque today was rs %; Berlin cheque 90 49,
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. Jan. s.--Canadian Pacific. 92s; Union
Pacific preferred. 7si; Northern Pacific preferred.
TAI: Atchson, 10.
Bar silver. steady. 1td per ounce
% % %
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, Jan. s--Today's statement Of the
condition of the treasury shows:
Available cash balance .............. .SS4 SO 63S
ooio reserfe Z5ao16I08
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IN THE NORTHWEST CAMPS.
Record of Discoveries, Develop.
ments, Dividends and Sales.

Record of Discoveries, Develop.
ments, Dividends and Sales.
The Arlington, the rich native silver
mine at SLOGAN City, has 160 tons of ore
out for shipment
On the st. Eugene, in the East Kootenay
district. the vein has been exposed on
the surface for 600 feet. In every OPEN
ing is ga1ena almost solid, with a width
Of from two to five feet.
x < x
The Smuggler group in the SLOGAN Is
turning out remarkably well under the
Warner Miller syndicate. The showing
In the tunnel is fourteen inches of ore
In November 162 tons of ore were mined
In the Queen Bess. There are now three
men stopping under contract.
x K X
A long tunnel is being run from the
proximity of the mill TO tap the ore body
of the Ymir NINE British Columbia, at a
great. depth. The length of the tunnel
will be some 5000 feet, and 1t is to be
made large enough to allow Of the laying
of two car tracks side by side.
x X x
The Spokane Chronicle correspondent is
informed by Manager H. L. Lilienthal,
of the Gold Ledge and adjoining mines.
that he has purchased from Josiah Shaw
the badger claim. which lies east of the
Gold Ledge Extension mine and west Of
x x K
The Athabasca mine Is on Morning noun
tain. about two and half miles south Of
Nelson, 3. C. Although considerably inter-
rupted by the labor troubles, the ten-stamp
mill on this property has been kept stead
fly going and the monthly clean-iips have
averaSed over $4,000 The propartv IL d
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vsloped BY four tunnels and the develop
ment II kept well ahead OF the stoping -
may b. easily Imagined from the fact that
there u now $4,000 worth Of ore blocked
The Quiip mine shows sixty feet Of solid
Tho quarts u all Of mi1l1ng grade across
the whole sixty feet. aluss are re-
run bsswssn SIS and a. 10. Il il Ike widest
ore body yet opened In Republic camp.
x Xxx
The number Of locations made January
was far less than on the flrst day OF the
previous January. Over 900 were filed for
year. TSs doss not pq Dny w ths actual
number of locations made, as many that
were located have not yet been flied for
record and will not be until the lapse Of
At the present rate OF development the
work on Toroda creek for 1900 will reach
1900 feet. with at least fifteen shippers
ct the end Of the year, with good pros
poets q fifteen ncs more. making thirty
twelve months from today. There are
fifteen or twenty properties In this dis
trio that can now show shipping ore on
the dump.
Helena Frisco. Black Bear, Gem and
Galena mines Of Idaho will make but lit
tie change locally. The retention of Jo-
seph Macdonald as manager will mean
ployes or In methods OF working. The
report from Helena that the Black Bear
was 70 be put In at s, 200,0 900 and the Gem
at S20o: 600. Il evidently an error by 81, 0O0.-
each and tie rema rsr 81 81 he ,s s 60
capital represents the Frisco
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|IENS md GOSSIP o. 1HE INNING WORLD.

q plentiful upon one Of the Bull Frog
locations; the Inception Of : 10o0-foot tun.
mel to crose out sixteen parallel ledges and
gain 1900 feet depth; the sinking Of the
main shaft 90 that ultimately shaft and
tunnel with be connected: the purchase Of q
power hoist to be soon installed. Mean
while Mr.. Harts has run . drift from the
1S0-foot shaft eighty-nve feet toward the
Phantom vein, and In 20 doing cut two
other rich ledges, upon one OF which he
has drifted twenty feet and has fuil face
Of ~ good ore as has ever shown up In the
mine. sasss M
Mr.. Hart recently returned from q
months absence, visiting his family ct San
Jose. Cal. He leaves IN q few days for
Davenport. where he will meet Mr.. May,
three OF the heaviest owners, a. well a.
the managing director OF the company,
where the plans will again be gone over.
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Ine 0oIu Stanuard Mining Company, OF
Of concentrates. The company Il now
erecting a. new hoist and will Commence
work on the 1o0-foot level about january
.. The Ketchikan mining district was
formed July Is, 1899, and ex-Gov A. p.
ewineford elected recorder. Since then
the records show al quartz and four
placer claims located, and many claims
were also recorded at Wrangel until late
~, because the latter place was formerly
In that district.
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lk&&A#* l*&##& Nv
YARICOCEL'

THE DISEASE-An enlargement Of the
veins surrounding the spermatic
cord. q twisted. knotted. wormy
like or swollen appearance Of tho
scrotum.
THE CAUSE Sometimes self-roilution.
but often blows, falls. strains. OK
cessve horseback OF bicycle riding.
TINE EFFECT AT times dull. heavy,
dragging pain In small Of back. ex-
tending down through loins into the
parts. low spirits. weakness Of body
and brain, nervous debility, partial
or complete loss Of sexual power.
and often failure OF general health.
THE CURE If you are a victim OF this
dire disease. como to my ONCE and
let mo explain to you my process
Of treating It. You will then not
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CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY OF
SEATTLE ELECTS THE YEARS OFFICERS.

>HSS htAs ~ SSiAAASAA
of the Charity Or
ganization Society
of Seattle held its first
meeting OIL the present
year yesterday after
noon in Secretary
BARS office In the JEFF
ferson street theater
building. There was a
fair attendance. Some
of those present were
not members, but were
interested in charitable
work. Other charitable
organizations which CO.
operate with the society
were well represented.
The annual election Of
officers was held. Rev.
j. P. D. Llwyd was re-
elected president; l..
Kohn was elected vice
president. A. j. Bair
will continue as secre-
tary. DIR. Clarence
Thwing was elected as
sistant secretary, as Mr..
BARS duties are more
than one man can look
after. James .',othwell
was elected treasurer.
Instead of appointing
an executive commit
tee. the business of the
society will be looked
after by it's officers who
will act as an executive
committee.
Arrangements are be-
ing made to hold a
Yreattp0 nm Jor,,ar, %
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IOJuI bu1e1t sSfI1OV Sfafess
Metals.
The week opened with indications favorable 70 In
creased business and improvement In values In the
metal market. Today severul metals scored slight
gains reappcarance Of buyers and encouraging adj
vices from abroad Offerings, however. were less
Pig Iron-Wanants, quiet.
Copper-Lake, unchanged. $780,
Tin--Steady $24. s5a255o.
Speter--Steady, $450(14.60.
Lead-Steady. $.70a4.75 The firm that fixes the
selling price for miners and smelters quotes lead at
$a45 at the close.
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SAN FRANCrsCo. jan s.-sterling on London,
sixty days. Ae3; sight. $3.50
Financial.
Silver bars. 5sic; Mexican dollars la9lelc; drafts
sight, ~; telegraph. Is
q, 70 70
NEW YORK.
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during
beginning
~ subsde
also Structure syphlinc Bleed fa
potency all associate diseases
dies professional NE
counsel ~
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The Rest Cough Medicine.

When you can not sleep for coughing,
take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It al
ways gives prompt relief. 1t Is most ex-
cellent for colds. too, as 1t aids expectora-
ton, relieves the lungs and prevents any
tendency toward pneumonia. For sale by
all dealers.
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which
be to make
charitable
fully and citizens will be
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e. Nj. RADCLIFFE. M. D.. =. s.. sss:. s:s

c. F. Rndin, do Mrs. I. n. Robe, do.
II. W. Stinc City T. NJ. Andrews do.
W. W. Howe San r. Il. Van Hon. Mich.
8. r. Wilson, Portland. s. B. Block & q, Boston.
r r.. Conros. Indiana @. Mcdonald, Vancouver.
F. F. Hopkins, Tacoma. Mrs. Linstrom & sons.
7. X. Howay, New York Cedarholm.
c. Forehand do. r. d. Sexton. Everett
W. w. Richards, st. l.. D. Miller Denver
J. D. Thomas, do Mrs. D. Miller. do
r. r. Cole & son. EverettM. McLaufen Mississippi
G. F. Cole, do. A. @. Gebhart, Helena.
8. H. Gross. Roche Har.
OLYMPIA hotel. Olympia IS now open.
HAS 1t ever struck you that you can
buy Jesse Moore "AA" whiskey for al
most the same price that Is paid for ordi-
nary whiskey? Your dealer has It,
TO convince yourself. come to the re-
building sale, 200 and 200 First avenue.
corner Main. Lion Clothing house.
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sterling Exchange.

SAN FRANCISCO.
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FINANCIAL AND Z
STOCK REPORTS.
SPOKANE.

Mimi. stocks.
The colored American., 1900-10-06

Israel G. NJ. E. church may have 8
literary in the field. 1t is good 10.
cation.
MI. William Isaac Johnson, promi'
nent funeral director of Richmond, Va.
was in the city this week attending the
meeting of the Shriners. ME-. Johnson
is one Of Rlchmond's most successful
business men and was pleased With his
reception in Washington.
MIR. George 81. Harris. the leading
Afro. American business man in At
Iantlc City, is in the city to spend
week. He Is accompanied by his wife
and they are visiting all the principal
points of interest in Washington sn'
are IT ceigiDg much attention.
The colored American., 1900-10-06
Here is An Opportunity.

Any colored man who wants to pre.
pare himself for the Christian ministry
can do SO by entering the Phelps Hall
Bible Training School connected with
the Tuskegee Institute.
Worthy and earnest students who
want to prepare for the ministry OF
other Christian work and have no funds
Will be given an opportunity to work
their way through in a way that need
notinterfere with studies.
For further information, address,
BOOKER T. Washington
Tuck gee, Ala.