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New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
BOSTON SrB-TREASrRT TROUBLES
QUARREL OF BANKS AND CLEARING HOUSE
CAUSES MUCH EXTRA LABOR AND
SOME EXPENSE.

Boston. oct ls-Tke quarrel between the Boston
Clearing House and about seventy country banks
in New England the RENTING Of checks at
par continues TO involve the Sub-Treasury here in
q great amount OF labor and not a little expense.
Since August 23 when the quarrel began. up 10
last Wednesday, the SUBTLE as ury had shipped 10
the banks on their orders l635,eU standard silver
dollars and S2SS eco I'm fractional silver aggregate
weight OF 96. i65 pounds forty eight The
country banks have remtted silver by express and
this silver is turned into the Sub-Treasury by the
Clearing House. Within the time named the sub
Trea Sury has received from this source ..a22 eeO
standard dollars In the Sub-Treasury money
clerks have been so occupied I'm counting silver
thar they have been compelled To allow the
paper currency deposited for redemption to
main unassorted and uncOunted. until nearly two
liion dollars in silver certificates and notes has
accumulated which ought ali TO have been sent 10
Washington.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
BIssERr CASE IN SUPREME COURT.

Washington, Oct ls-The appeal OF Mardmah
George Bissert. OF the New-York police force, from
the decision OF Judge Lacomoe, OF the NhSu''
Court for the Southern District OF New-hork, rc-
fusr n release Rissert on a writ Of habeas corpus
after conviction for the alleged taking OF so ION IA
fhe keeper OF a disordeTly house, was oocheteu 4n
The United States Supreme Court to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
CAPITAL HALF PAID IN.

Albany. Oct. ls-The New-York Dock Company
has filed with the Secretary Of State certificate
that one-haf Of its sl70o00 capital stock has been
paid in. The certificate is signed by Frederic +.
Olcott Adrian Iselin. jr. Walter q. Oakman q.
". Young. ID. II. King. jr.. James Timpson and
Ernest Iselin. directors Of the company.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

COLLEGIATE (MARBLE) CHURCH.
5th-ave and 29th-st.
Rev DAVID JAMES BURRELI. ID. D.. Mihister
win preach II a m. and D. m
aiorningr-''The Wonderful Teacher
Evening-'Blnd Bartimeus"
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
REcEIrER FOR STEAMSHIP comPAyr.

TO WIND Up THE BLUEFIELDs CORPORATION OF
NBW-ORI.EANs
New-Orleans, oct. IS (SpeciaD-Appncaton was
made in the Civil District Court. in New-Orleans
to-day Tor the appointment OF a receiver for the
Bluehelds Steamship Company. The petition alleges
that the company has fallen the clutches Of the
United Fruit Company the Fruit Trust), and that
the affairs have been grossly mismanaged. The
Blueielcs company one OF the most fourshing
banana importing concerns in the United States
I'll the combination OF a number OF companies by the
United Fruit Company. The petition alleges that IL
was through terror in face of the enormous capital
and resources OF the huge corporation that the
Bluefelds company agreed 10 part with a control
ling Interest in its property. The also gives
details Of the division OF territory under the trust
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
HoNoRs PREPARING For SIR THOMAS.

London. Oct N-A committee was formed to-day
10 give a banquet for Sir Thomas Upton on his
return from the United States. Among the members
Of the committee are the Lord Mayor. Frank Green;
Lord Charles BeresfOrd Lord Llangattock Slr Johh
MoncktOn Sir James Thompson and I. L. OConroT
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

came hysterfcal. IL was time before she could
be quieted sufficiently 10 allow the trial 10 proceed
The evidence OF the prosecution was presented TO-
day, and the defence Will give its side tomorrow
When arrested Anderson protested his innocence.
and said that a conspiracy had been formed against
him by his neighbOrs.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

To-day YOU have the last opportunity q
make al vote for decent muniripi
government. DO not fail to get your nan
In rhe registration books before 40 u. M
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
PLAZA HOTEL WATERS ARRESTED.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT ORDERS THEIR DE
PORTATION.

An order was received from Secretary Gage
yesterday calling for the arrest and deporta-
ton of thirteen Hessian walters. who are al
legged TO have been brought here and put TO work
by the Palaza Hotel I'm violation of the Contract
Labor law. The arrived at this port about
swo weeks ago on the Allen STATE Line steamer
Mongolian. They came cabin passengers but the
Treasury officials heard THAI they had been hired in
London SOS a month 10 take places in the hotel.
The department made a careful investigation at
Washington.
The men were found i'm furnished rooms at No.
1923 SiXth-ave. yesterday. They were taken al
the prison pen at Ellis Island. whore they
will remain until October 80. when they will be sent
away on the Laurentian specified in the order.
II rumored that application would be
made in Of the Federal courts for writ OF
habeas corpus FOR the
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

COLLEGIATE CHURCH,
2d-ave and 7th-st.
Rev. JOHN G. FAGG. Minister
will preach al II a. m. and D. m
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
Religious y oti1es.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES. FIFTH CHURCH
OF CHRIST SCIENTIST. No. GA Madison ave. corner
59th-st.-SInday. II m. p m. Wednesday evening.
:. Strangers cordially invited.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
ASTROLOGY AND PALMIsTRY.

F. CORDEN WHITE. Test and Bushes
Medium; Readings daily. - W. 35th-st
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

III IIGEkS IREiiiYTERGAN CHURCH Broadway cor
i y ..' p i,t ,lgrs an II a. N and Preaching
lr"sbyterian Church Of philadelphia. Weekly s.-,t.
Meinesay evening al oclock. conducted by the Rev
Or. S'iAJ Filler - ''' NJ
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

YOUNG MAN IS conversant with Office
duties. desires a situation where ability
and conscientious work will merit reward
IN practical manner. ENERGY. Box H.
Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. No West
4Gth St. Rev. r. p. JOHNSTON. d. r.. Pastor-Worshp
a II a. m and s n m. preaching by the Pastor BibIe
school 9.45 Young ladies' and young mems classes
Prayer meeting Friday .. III.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

LARGE handsomely furnished rooms. hot,
and cold water; excellent board. l49 East
2ith st.
ST. AI.BAN' S-B w DE FOREST. PROP
>. Z Fast 3ist-st. Rooms single en-
suite; private baths. parlor dining room;
eleCtslc fans and light
BROOKLYN. Three furnished rooms In
rent: refined neighborhoOd, private fam
iIv. 221 18th 81.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

We TEACH cutting nttiug making and
finishing % corsets. dresses and millinery. !.
tig money In Il. patterns cut Apply
IpWtlI.S aID-3is Gfh-aVe
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

ST ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CtIr-BCrJ
t"ih-st, west II Columbus -ave.-Dr. J. .. WILSON
Pastor. VIII ISeach al II Subject. The S,yor,1
The Lord and of Gideon" At T. m Rev WILLIS p
ODE;I.I.. -. J.. will preach ~ -
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
West End-ave. and IIth-St
Rev. HENRY ETERTSON COBB d. D.. Minister
will preach II a. m. and p. m
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

Rfl,@i" 8tt, ~ lr,. ,ANSoN g. ATTERHuRY. y L.
SUNDAY school Al , p m Prayer meeting, We.lnrsiay
evening O'Clock. '''
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
PIANOS.

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
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once. No. l.2i2 broadway. % door north
OF Slst-st.. until 0 o'clock D. m: adyer-
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offices AT regular office rates until o. clock
m, VIZ, 234 shave s. e. cor. ZSd-st :.
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LITERARY WORK PLACED

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PLACED on reasonable terms Write
PRIZE STORIES under our direction. Boox
and Play MSS wanted. Send stamp for
Booklet TO HAWTHORNE AGENCY IA
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New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
5th-Rve. and ssth-st.
Kew. DONALD SAGE MACKAY. p. D.. Minister
Will preach II a. m and 2. N.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

CHURCH OF, THE MESSIAH UNITARIAN s4th-st.
corner Park sye-Services IL a m Rev. MlNUL % .:
SAVAGE d. D.. will preach Subject. Another Year:
Communion after services Sunday school 10 CLOCK IN
Chapel. entrance Park All cordially invited.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
WORK WANTED.
Male.

DRIVER-By young married man. aged
% years; seven years experience.
CHARLES JOHNS. 1I6 Meserole-st.. Brook
lyn.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

ADyERTiSElME E.NTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office No. i2i2 Broadway "a door north
OF 3Ist-st.. until 0 o'clock p. M; adver-
tisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular office rates until 5 O'clock
. m. wiz. 25t sth-ave. 5. e. cor. 23d-st !.
152 6th-aye.. cor. 2th-st.. Macy's. 9TH
ave. and l4th-st.: i42 Columbus-ave. near
West 66th-st.: i0S West 42d-st.. near 9Th
l.33S 9d-Ave.. between 76th and 77th sta.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

garments altered aui FemCdelled cleaned
and repaired. velvet steamed. references.
home preferred GREIG t3l West pol 81
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

ALL SOULS CHURCH. Madison ave. and Goth Il
Rev r. HEBER NEWTON. u. D. preach al II a.
m. The EcC nomlc and Religious Causes 4 Anar-
chism.' Rev. ALBERT r BENTLEY will preach al :
7. IN. tseats freel Social Reorganization
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
,-uy,- y,D1- st-,-r..,, e...,,.-...

" tlIth SUNDAY SCHOOL. ASSOCIATION
The public cordially invited th- rrol..ring p
these denom4naoaaI classes where The i,u-r f,r
next Sunday VIII De- taught 80
l Primary Union In chanel. Brick Prasbyerlan Churrh
5. " CLARK teacher -'' '''s
Bri-k Preshyierian church a7th #, and 9Th
saturday. october $50 pr Schaunlar -,nt,rrt,-
:" In collegiate Reformed church I.nox ave ,,s ta4 -
st Tuesday. October - p u
: In Memorial Baptist church VnshIrr.,, s,r.-.
south corner Thomrson ST. "Wednesday evening D.,..r
- a. me 'ias7 ~ 'h' Young Peoples meeting fr,u : ~
. NortA SIDE Primary Union IN the FIRST collegiate,
reformed 'lut'h l-lst st.. RI Friday
moons al O'Clock. Mr. n Elizabeth Foster pr.s,gent
Later announce uf classes In ,an-.rpr1,tir,
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

MADISON AVENTE REFORMED CHURCH corner of
Whilst. Rev ABBOTT KITTREDGE Pastor
Services. II a. and q Dr. KITTREDGE will
preach al both the close of the morning
sermon the Pastor viii say word the coming cleo
ton. Evening the uarahles of Christ. SUB
1r,t- The Parable of the Mustard Seed
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
EUROPEAN Rulers.
Many exhibitions of disIoynity may
he found I'm Berlin. Paris, Vienna and
other European capitals in Sundays
Tribune.
Rclialons Notlrrs.


AZ 4SeFs IS ,EFI rRe ToWxSsb Mssf rPafTs 3 s. sas
- a m boI.j jns PayeE and sermon by
Welcome
ALL SOULS, CHURCH. rNITARIAN. .,h-aye. and
Z, ras'G sgs,e, * I SiCEk %
frsa'p The pubic ii CO cordially invited ''S anu ouo'N
all SOULS GHTRcE St4ds Madison
The EsPsm,c :. ] and Religious Causes
p M free1 ReorFanlzation at
AT LENox AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH corner
l2lst-st-Rev. MERLE ST {. WRIGHT. Pastor viii
aay school Gas a m 0'"
At SOUTH cHrRcH. Madison ave. and ssth St. Rev
and ! p m, The Pastoi Will preach '''
AT THE CHURCH 0F THE DIVINE PATERNITY
Central I,ark West and 7sth-st.. CHARLES H. EATON
hR 9 ri PATTERSON win M prese s9s Mornn m Esy s
,ss Dqes n5 IT, rSy e Ss Eyenns enlarged
naents Good Citizenship
BAPTIST cHURcH or THE ErIPHANY. Madison nave
Mr. GEORGE coHKN % addresses n.y. ny bq eor: % Elder sfJYs
and Pastor. No eVenins service
BRICK cHgRcH:
RsT E..s.s. GARiF i 6I55 sFsEsT Hall
Rev. HENRI Hsas RIs'S4 SAS & brkE1 u ( m D. D..
win preach 4:30 p. m.
AZ the afternoon service a memorial
late Deacon Princeton uniyeTsity. Hdts.''
Will be unveiled.
SUNDAY SCHOOL. 3.s5 A NJ.
YOUNG MEMS BIBLE CLASS. 10 A NJ
Weekly evening service "Wednesday
BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHURCH
Corner Broadway and Bath
Regular services al IL a IT. and p. m. The Pastor
Rev. CHARLES p. JEFFERSON. D. D. will nreach
Prayer meeting "Wednesday evening a s.
CENTRAL. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev WILTON
shgch oepls!ee preaching nm ana ID
& by the Pastor. In Y. M. g A Hall ais West
57th-st- Home Church Sabbath School 3 o. m an
Mizpah Chapel. 42) West 57th-st. All welcome
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION 5th-aye and ,O,hs
Rev. PERCY :. GRANT. Rector
Morning service. II a. m.
Musical service D. m-
Anthem Now the Day Is Over Radrord
Orertory. 'Jubilate. Amen pr1Icb
Evening service. m
Address by the Rector subject. Ideal City,
Seats free AT all services.
CHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST
5th-ave. above 45ih-st
Rev. ID. PARKER MORGAN D. D.. Rector
a. m. Holy Communion: II a. m. morning prayer
sermon oy the Rector: evening prayer preacher
Rev JOHN WILLIAMS: p. special for the
ordsr sons Of 81 George; pr~-rher Rev. REGINALD
HFSER STARR. d. ID.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

NEW YORK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 7th av. and
lesih-st.. Rev br. DUNCAN j. MMIII.A$. Pastor -
II a. m. Rev THOMAS q, HALL l. u. VIII prcach.
80 = M Pastor VIII preach -e..uc'h Anniversary rr
mon Services each evening during the week
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, cor
ner 22d-st.-Rev. WALTER DUNCAN BUCHANAN.
u. D. Pastor. breaches II a. N. and p.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

CHURCH OF THE PURITANs. l3oth-st. near 5tn,
ave Rev. CHAS. J. YOUNG. ID. D. Pastor-Serfiess a
a. m and p. IN. Cordial welcome
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

TELEPHONE OPERATOR % ten years
continuous experience exclusively In
switchboard work. desires similar position
IN business establishment or first class
hotel. references. highest character: expert
ence unquestionable Address Miss ). l5i
East 2lst-st
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

EVANGELICAL. LUTHERAN CHURCH OF TIE
ADVENT. Broadway and 93d St. Rev. G. F. kItOTEl.
u. D. Pastor-Services. IL a D. m Sunday
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

LADY desires competent waitress and
chambermaid for country: must be high
ly recommended. very neat. obHzing and
thoroughly understand her business: perma-
nent place; wages $50 Address b.. P. o.
Box "a Irvingtor- -on-Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

CHURCH OF THE TRANsFIGURATeoN East 18th
st-Communons. :. o. Choral Eucharist. lO;3O: LIZ
HOCGIITON Will preach Choral evensons. O'CLOCK.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

III you do not register you cannot vote.
The registration books are closed Tonight
nj a.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
DKE,SSNIAIxENG.

A-A-A-Seal garments and other fine
furs repaired. redyed and remodelled into
latest styles al exceptionally low prices.
+. J. BARKER. il6 West :fgth-st- late
with Q. G. Gunther's Sons 5th-ave
DRESS and CLOAK MAKER. kinds OF
garments altered aui semOdelled. cleaned
and repaired. velvet steamed. references,
home preferred. GREIG. t3l West 22d 81
DRESSMAK Reliable. stylish. takes
worb home or by day. skirts waists. re
modelling alterations. misses and chill
drcn's dresses Mrs. HOOD. lS6 West
lGlst-st
SUITS OF your own material. Sl2 up. skirts
81 up. also repairing. al;ering cleaning
and fvriUx. skirts rebound 30 cents. high
est grade work guaranteed. HARRIS. SO
West isth-st
Fl rs S-alslin garments made over. re
paired, redyed. altsrei and rernodelled In
90 latest styles: finest work. estimates
given, home preferred. GREIG l3i West
221 -;
We TEACH cutting. nttinE making and
hnisrirg % corsets. dresses and millinery !.
tig money In Il. patterns cut. Apply
VI DOW BILLS al1-3is Gfh-aNe.
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
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ADVERT IsEMENrs and subscriptions for
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 79th-st and Rroad~ay way
cty-li a. m. D m. Rev l. II. HAlsDEMAN VII
preach morning and evening All invited.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

N'EANiAN CHURCH. Lexington 3Oth-st
All seats
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
BOARD AND ROOMS.

62D-ST.. 81 EAST.-TwO large. elegantly
furnished second floor rooms. with ooard.
en- suite. singly; southern exposure; parIor
dining room: excellent cuisine; references
IL EAST PATH H-ST.. near Madison-ave.-
Large room with bath. other rooms with
board: reference.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
AUTOMATIC sCUTTLE OPENER.
NEW WAY OLD WAY.
AN OsTEOPATHIC INSTITUTE

OF B. A. HOLLENBERG. NJ. D.. so7
Lexington-ave. (62d-st.). Is now open for
the reception of patients; highest references
OF patients cured.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
HELP WANTED.

Female.
COMPANION.-And attendant for elderly
lady; salary moderate. Address Mrs. s
HAWLE,G. RidgewOod. y ].
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

MADISON SQUARE PRES BYTETIAN CHURCH
Madison ave. corner % 2fth 81.
sabbath services at II a. m. and .
The Pastor. Rev o. IL PARkHI RST n. u. viii preach
Slte school ia Chapel 80. classes Cor adults
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

MEMORIAL. BAPTIST. Washington square.-Dr JUp-
son. AZ lu -. and 5-3u Mr NA'M FgRAN aIth the
hiss-s Reynolds vollnist and 'ceHst
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH Harlem Rey eE
j. EIMENDORF d D. Senior Pastor, FlE IN
CHURCH. I21st-st. near 3d-ave-Pastor. Rev. Ed
WARD $. RALSTON.-Servces at II a. m. and p III
Preaching by the Pastor.
SECOND CHURCH. Lenox- and 123d-st-PastGr
Rev. EDGAR TILTON. Jr Services AZ IL a m; preaGh
Ing by Rev. l. :. HATHAWAY. d d; ; p m. preachih
hy the Pastor
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST (sCIENTIsTI. 137-14;
West 4sth between 9Th and 7th aves.Christiar
Science Sundays IO:i5 a. m and D m
Wednesday evenings S O'Clock. Reading rooms opei
daily from a. 5 D m.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

ALI. ANGELS CHURCH West End-aye. slst-st.
Rev. :. DE LANCEN ToMNsEND D. D.. Rector.-Hoy
Communion. a. Morning prayer sermon by
Rector a. Choral evensong. 4 p m. Strangers
welcome
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. saco,, -,
wood and iron working machines. rliIv
guaranteed: machinery bought ana sx,
CHANGED GEO II. EDDY nos MadIson-st
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

ALL SOULS CHURCH, UNITARIAN. sth-ave and
10Th -st-The Pastor. Rev. THOMAS X. SIICER viii
preach al IL a. IA Subject: Insight and outlook
rhe nuhlic cordially invited
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1901-06-21

American Museum of Natural He
tory Adds to Its Exhibit.
Excavations ON Long Island Dring 90
Linht Many Interesting aad
valuable Reminders Of
E8 Prehistoric Dnys.

When the many relics Of prehistoric
days which have recently been un.
enIt.hed at Weir Creek Point, near
Thiogs Neck, are exhibited in he Amer
lean Museum of Natural lliAtDry, that
Institution will have come into posses
sion of an archaeological collection Of
great ncicntiic value.
Raymond Harrington, who Is In
charge Of he museums local field work
ms mes with unexpected success In hla
Latest Investigations at Weir Cfetk
Point, between Fort Slocnm and CTS
Island Skeletons, nrpillite, impl
m,nts Of antique shape stone cooking
utensils, pottery bends aud pipes hays
been found IN shell heaps since Sep
temhcr 2 the pieces OF broken pot
terry and stone implements discovered
nt the bottom OF tie excavations being
much more crude than those near the
surfuce This difference. Mr.. Iiarring.
ton nnAN, tells of the progress made IN
the handicraft in hundreds Of years,
All Of the relies come from period Of
distant antiquity
Twenty skeletons, which have already
arrived al the museum. were found at
Port Washington, on Long Island.
whore excavations were before the sci
eniihts hogan TO dig ~ Weir Creek
Point. They were found IN pits about
four feet deep, which had been filed
~,,is ait,, s,ieils ana broken pottery.
The skeleton of a dog was found under
The skeleton of an adult In one grave.
stone arrow point between the ribs
tells how the canine died. There were
fractures in the skulls Of two skele-
tons. probably warriors. found in
elnRle grave and the bones OF three
children were uncarthed together
Mr. iiarringten's most important dis
coveries AZ Weir Creek Point have been
soApstone cooking utcnsila, rolled
copper head. telling Of PROBABLE contact
with Lake Superior fndians. srgiilite
implements. arrow points. stone knives,
bone implements aud split bones A
stone ahl. used IN n bow drill In the
manufacture II wampum, Ia regarded.
as a valuable lind
Mr.. Harrington expects TO find skele-
tons near the borders of the Weir
Creek Point shell heap. He believes
the Indians OF that village had moro
respect for their dead than TO bury
them In the piles Of refuse which the
shell heaps ultimately became.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1901-06-21
Two DOLLARS Per YEAR
so be protitanly engaged In this busi.
ness. aud there Is undoubtedly room
for more
RECENT MINING DISCOVERIES
AND IMPROVEMENTS.

!
RECENT MINING DISCOVERIES
AND IMPROVEMENTS.
The most notable event nj this writ
ing At Iiilsboro IL the opening up OF
the large vein OF rich gold ore on the
i2o-loot level OF the Snake mine. In
the levels above the foot wall had been
! followed, whereas this ore goes Off 10
the hanging wall, II was lost. Its
present discovery makcs practically q
new mine Of the Snake aud lnsures a
large production for long time 10
come. Experts estimate at from $780,.
600 20 $3oo,ooo on the ground already
known. The ore IL about one-fourth
first class SI5 to 800 per ton. and tho
per ton IN gold. On the same vein,
further north IN the Bobtnl ground,
the lessccs have got into Il bonanza
and Will make n fortune therefrom.
From the El ORC, the Philadelphia
Smelling 4 Milling Company are now
host'ng very rich ore and enough Of
II to keep the mill IN full swing. The
Prosper mine, in the same vicinity. is
also doing well aud beginning 10 show
n reward for the development of the
past year In the Tlerrn Blanca dis
trlct there Is an Important discovery
OF lead carbonate ore OF great promise
In the northern districts n number Of
good strikes. both in old nnd new prop
critics, are reported. The Immensely
rich gold ores found In the ivanhoa
and Enporla mines, and also In tho
Great Republic group ut Grafton, arc
warrant enough for further search In
That direction. A New York company
has been organized and Incorporated
for the purchase and operation OF tho
Iilllsboro mines, among which the
Scnndla group purchase IN completed
and short-time options are held on the
Garfield, Mckinley ana others. rho
Wicks mine compnny's capital has
been enlarged, new manager an:
soon be In order SO many favorable
Indlces OF substantial progress cncour-
age the belief that with the new cen.
tury Sierra county IL entering an era
of advance and prosperity eommensur
nte with Its immense and varied min
eral resources.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-11-15
THE NAVAJO INDIANS.
A Lecture On The Blanket Viewers o.
Arizona-A Tribe Of Indians Who
Recognize Seven Card
iual Points.


Prof. G.. Wharton James delivered an
illustrated lecture last night al the Assem-
bly, Hall al the public school before an
interested audience. composed largely OF
school children. their parents and patrons
of the school His subject was 1.-The
Navajo Indians" who inhabit the plat
eaus OF Arizona, and who are also dis
tributed throughout New Mexico.
Before beginning his lecture on the
Navajos. Prot. James gave a talk on the
Yosemite Valley, and threw upon tie
screen scenes of this most picturesque
wonder. 1t had been his intention 10
lecture on the Yosemite Valley, but his
collection Of slides having become mis-
placed, he changed his subject to the
Navajo Indians. using as an Introductory
those slides of the Yosemite Valley he
had with him.
, The Navajo Indians are famous for
the handsome weaving they do, especi-
ally the Navajo blankets and rugs. which
are famous in house furnishings and gor-
geously woven in exquisite colors. Prof.
lanes told of the life and habits of the
Navajos, of their form OF worship, which
differs widely from that of the Hopi In
dams, on which he lectured Monday
night. He told how they built their
churches, after hewing the trees and
carrying them on their shoulders, with
the lip towards them. because Of an odd
superstition.
Prof. James said one must never hand
a Navajo cigar without pointing the tip
toward the Indian, and The Navajo. when
he smoked, recognized seven cardinal
oinis-blowing the smoke first to the
East, then to The West. then to the North.
then to the South, up and down and all
around him. The lecture was very enter
tanning and contained many points Of
valuable instruction. Prof. James has
been asked to give other lectures here
later in the season.