Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-10-25

trd4Abling voice that those were The |
remains of the immortal Columbus. {
Wis declaration being made, thele
bellssNere tolled, and amid the iringi
ef the from the fortress, Aost q
Of the people there assembled, pos
sessed Of the greatest enthusiasm,
thEsvggRs TIE streets preciaiinmingg'
the authenticity OF the discovery.
BANKs AND IgDIVIDUALs.~
Bank notes are promises to pay.in-
diViduals, on demand, for value re-
ceivhd, without interest. 4za 5'giiJoP :
iedndipiduai ehotes are promises to
pay banks, for value received, with
interest. ID Itiy ud3 . gi1aab E5sol
it5 Banks putiout their notes and ne
cefYe interest on what they Dwell 81.
Individuals putt out their notes.
and pay i~htebesbien what they owe.
q sBalfk notes ares based ~uponatlaed
public debt. s54y lfH gbodea aadt I'D
. slIndi$idaal notes mnst'th be .basedl
hpon threettimss1 their facefYalue of
nAincumbered realproperty. /
M Bank credit is bascdaponf untaSed
sheads .tnut>a saw etsdr .slsilu Oh 10 I'D
/ Individual eagssaitis based upon real
property, taxed to support the bond
holder, awl to pEqteeeetts his scredtt. 20,
f.. Banks receive interest both from,
their debts and credits, T
| individuals pay interest s9p p theifi
debts and taxes qp their credits.
IT The profits ofs the banks increase
with the increase If their debts,
! he, profits Of individuals ID diminish
! with the increase Of their debts, sa.,
dni Banks ressiye, deposits without Civ
ling securitT:G-ix tal.i gm iii ~
In Individuals wboo borrow deposits
must. gixs, apple security. ,,@f ,d. b.s,,
iap Whsr hanks rob dsPpsit9rFf th 81
.bbaaye supply failed, With itthb the sympathy
Of the whole pnahAlic,a 9at 4,lgs bgs I'd.
.eo,W When hen an in inndiBigalqqall aPpEF9pgriRpttees to taI
bis own use moneys entrgstSa to his !.
%care, he j. a de dtssfaaY44tterPRea tieloPg, ,o.,
IT, nc 'WiRoSG rEw q ae' , hI
" MI "a ELM Lf}FF-fE .E4NF Aaas4 ~ IsaFsHEEf
'ast -i'"2 TWO TEEksrs. Ina ;H'm
'tEdT heigeERersptftketi o4iicesn oil tile
Ifon Mountain railway aresiatj the
northwest corner of Fifth and Mar
ket streets, upiHithe'thifd story, and
a sigh down at tie ~entraneeI directs
itie way t0ftheseft'geItsrai til Set oil
lees. "l'On abe sdlne corner(B also a
.lamp-post alirectingdhe way ito De
BARS ! Opera-hnuse. YESTERDAY al
terno,n a very 6ersnan-ookfag indi-
Vidual, evidently from the extreme,
Suburbs, Balikad INTO the, ticket Office,
above, mentioned and the following
tr .-'N = - ~ y
eenversation tookplace,i .,u sa -
StranngeE: III want y ket q coqple.
TOW teeketss -Qy, you bleez.l ,s nj lint
Railway official 81 faNal ssir, where
do yon.wish TO go iaa. ,4as o. r,r.
Stranger Il viii pot,igo at all.
/ have yoost game already; jbut /
want 10 ket q ieoople oYteekets Qy you
fbleez.nnHi sw faaG .too= .H siiF a..
"ofisiali To what PLACE On the
road do you wish TO goE.
a's Stranger: :..Py shimminy, to vat
blaze on dgr rodt I goes? 1 don't
vas gone to ony blaze uebet das rodt !;
but Lfyants a cpople of tickets for
mysely and my old yooman."
. Official: .'Weil, sir, how cant
sell yog two ticks Ks when you won't
lte'l ne ne what station you Iva want It to go
Il Stranggeri yat,is dot Stadium !
wants no STADIUM. L want to buy doc
teekets, right away keryeek, OBJ You
fd6nt got dgzzes tickets, goost you gay
tsoi und l goze away
Much puzzled official: s'WeII, il
sell you two tickets, what will you
do with them" :
= Stranger: ti;ivat do init doze
.'fseekets? Wy | secs NIT mine frau,
.4ssot Etyepa 1Ria90tt. blay dot Hamlet vat
felz l do init doze tickets, yeu dink
4 '.spa4Aiippg official: -. MY good sir,
ffffs is not a theatre, it is a railroad
fefffe. You havelggott ii into the wrong;
'lplaee." ~"
'R=i:strapngef; @s'yIat you say Dish i
mo ddieasrgei2s piNSRa is a railro,dattTI
itsifoost you dell me den, vas list. dot
Ilsmbl7TRRYogsts. uebeFl pos corner , vat says
'pfRaa Fris lfpberra sIlhyg "a, and vat m segs
ifdetI zign Ply dot door, . Der e s shteelne s
:1teeket otfsh r 20 t-f -.
1.-The German was hardly to blame
Is .stIa neiI haA -iAI9nff 9hf IN 'afIe
IL fdfasflas niaa Hoitan1
# AMfEFrARYR ROMANCE ,mi
sid 4 sm I'D
Orange county has justha2ja wed-
ding with enough romance about it
for a novel. In 1862 the bridegroom,
then a young man, though under an
ENGAGEMENT 20 the lady, whom he has