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National Republican., 1882-04-04

To the EdltOr ol lIlE kEPUBLlCAN
Your Capitol reporter fell into an error about the
meeting of House Committee on Commerce Mon
day which he would not have done had he been
present What l said to the committee was that
they ought TO give an opportunity to reply TO the
arguments in favor Of the interstate commerce
desired to call their attention to the iUCt that the
bill now before them had been altered from 4 $
made the restrictions apply to all TRANSFORMATION
between states ana now left them solely upOn
railroads, and that u railroad owned by myself
would, by such bill, II passed, and It could be
enforced be ruined. Without action by the com !.
mittoe on my request the committee adjourned,
the hour of twelve having arrived. Respectfully,
U. H. PAINTER,
1.-THE above should have appeared the day fol-
lowing the item towhioh II replios-ED, REp1
National Republican., 1882-04-04

In the Criminal Court yesterday Mfr. A. b.
Williams, counsel for Nick Miles indicted for the
murder of Mrs, Conner last January, applied "a
Judge Wylie to fix the amount of bail on which
his client could be released. Mr. Williams stated
the case, and said there were pccu ar reasons why
Miles should be admitted TO bnil. JudR WylIo
called for the report Of the inquest, WIEN he was
informed that the coroner had IL. Judge Wylie
snl It was the DUTY OF nc coroner 70 Ole reports
hercahcr the coroner file certified copies Of nc
findings Of his inQuests with the clerk of the court
within ten days aiter holding them.
National Republican., 1882-04-04
The Snllf & Egge MannheInrIne CnnnanY

LOCK BON li05 DRInGEPORr, CONN.
Manufacturers OF specGltles In Light Hardware and
Metallic Goods generally, Government and Giant
Padlocks Sewlng-M Locks, Piano Locks, Organ
LOcSsi the autOmatically.made Giant sash Chain si
periOr % every other and very much cheaper mo sp
cal pulley requlred). The Smith a Egge MAnulao
turing Co also gives special attention tue making Of
estimates for the cost OF the manufacture OF patented
Inventions and all the necessary tools, and tie manu-
tons treated conhdentlally dei0!TIh3dn
National Republican., 1882-04-04
PROPOSALS.

DROPOSAI.S FOR RECONSTRUCTION OF THE
Il JEFFERSON SCHOOL BUILDING.
OFFICE or THE INSPECTOR or BUlDlSGs,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAsHINGTON, March 30, 1859.
Sealed proposals for reConstrucng the Jefferson
School Building Will be received by the Commission
crs OF the District Of Columbia until noon Of April
next. P!anS and specifications aud instruction may
pany each bid as guarantee that the bidder. if sue
CeSslu Will enter into contract, with good aud SUM-
Client bonds, within Ave days from date OF the award
tembGr next
The, Commissioners reserve the right to reject any
or all bids.
BY order of the Commissioners Of d. C.
THOS. B. ENrWISLE,
mr3l-5t Inspector of buildings.
National Republican., 1882-04-04
LEGAL.

CtUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
- No, 5il. October Term, 1891.
George Myers, plaintiff In error, VS., Frederick j.
Swami ct Al,
Mr., s. f. Phillips, of counsel for the defendants In
error, suggested the death OF George Myers, the
plRnllN IN error In THIS cause anC moved the court
Tor an order under the hneGnu rule to make the
proper representatives parties whereupOn II is now
here ordered ny the court that unuSs the proper rep
reentatlYeS Of the said George Myers, deceased, as
aforesaid, shall voluntarily become parties within
the first ten days OF the ensuing term OF this court
the defendants ~ error shall be entitled TO have the
writ OF error dismissed. Provided, that a copy OF
TINS order shall be printed In newspaper at the
seat OF Government Of general circulation for three
successive weeks, At least sixty days before the be
ginning Of the term Of the Supreme Court next en-
March 2, 1882,
True Copy-Test: JAMES H. MCKINNEY,
mrlb3W Clerk supreme Court u. y.
National Republican., 1882-04-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

XNANTED-Aw WON AN NWHIrEPREFERRED
w to take OF baby and to do washing for three
Address WOMAN Republican oiice. ap3-atf
WANlED-A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN AS
w NOuki good home TO u competent person good
reiercnee required. Apply ut li2 street northeast
National Republican., 1882-04-04

The Judge is pretty hard on the New York III
bune when it says: 1T is painful fact that some
of the pal ers that drapcd their columns in the
heaviest mourning when Garfield died are now
foremost in the work of eXhuming bygOnes in or
der to blackeu his memory"
National Republican., 1882-04-04

The price Of THE NATIONAL RErr rnitcAN hy matt
o. az me counter is rHREE CENTS for sin0'c coDV!
ftro trscts, TWENTY-FIVE CENTs; OHc month"; Pity
GENTS: trO months. oNE DOLLAR; three months, ONE
DOLLAR ANDA uAIFj sir months, THREE DOLLARS;
on, vcar SIX DOLLARS, postage pyCpdid Gy me pub
IshgrS
ms derersd IN Washington and Uie suburbs on car
ficrS AZ ne same rates
7HCyc Is obcicr'Jnc han NcpreScntto subscribe for
hs Hucli' brightest and best newspaper published at
We National UUJitdL Send copies 10 your friends
National Republican., 1882-04-04
wAsHlNeroH, n. C, April 1, 1ss2.
Population Of lhe National CapitaI. .iSOOOy


NATIoNAL TnEArRE-Maggic NTtchcll-"L Little
Savage"
FoRp's orER,.HorsE-Mllc. Rhca-" Camille" at
the matinee.
National Republican., 1882-04-04

Ir would be as indecent to make up n
purse for the jury in the Guiteau case as
it would he to offer a chrome to the
learned judge who presided at the trial
of the assassin.
National Republican., 1882-04-04

Women everywhere use Parkers Ginger Tonic,
because they have learned by experience that Ii
oyeTcomes dependency, indigestion, weakness In
the back and Kidneys, and other troubles of the
sex Home journal.
National Republican., 1882-04-04
EsrABLIsHED 1881
JOHN McDERMOTT & BROS.

NAHIIAHE MANUFAUIUNLIs
tSleam used, $40 Pennsylyanla avenue, near Third
street west. Washington, ID. q Carriagai and Har
ness received on storage and sold on commission.
Carriages repaired. feLu
National Republican., 1882-04-04

CORNELIUS j. VANDERBILT has added his
name to the long list of wealthy suicides
of recent date. Can it be that rich men
are so much in hurry TO try theirlucll
at that eye of needle" they can't wait
for the regular discharge that is sure to
come to alp
National Republican., 1882-04-04
Colorado, New Mexico, and California.
TURKISH BATHS.

ATEW TUHHASIB HATH CDR. BOVER'sl
IN lil7 street, opposite lilggs House. Large PooG
good ventilation. Ladies', Monday and Friday. Mob
open sunday. open from 7 tn 10; Saturday. IA
baths, 81; six tickets, SL50 DR.. H. L. BOVEE ElOo-
trcian Oc20ly
TNHE sHEDD BATHS, 0O3 E STREET., NEAR
il Ninth, well known as the oldest and best In the
city This bath Is constructed with view to cOnven-
ience being on the first hOor Turkish, Russian, Sui
phgr and Mereurial Baths given with SKIN and ex-
perence, ShampOOer OF ten years experience at tha
establishment Single bath, II; for S5; II, $40 Open
sunday nom a. m. TO y. m, mr2 II
National Republican., 1882-04-04
WANTED-Rooms.

Wy ANTED-I OR UNFURNIsHED ROOMS (;
w modern conycnienccs, centrally located, with
Board, " desired; references exchanged. Address
j. =, Republican office. npt-9te
NyANTED--A FURNISHED, QUIET ROOM
w without Board. Address L. +. y, Box 80, city
Post.onlcc apt3tR
WTANrED-4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS, CEN
w trully located, Tor huus excepting; state price
Address BLUE, Republican office, ap3-3tt
XNTANrED- YOUNG COUPLE WANT NICELY
w furnished Room, with or without Board, he
tween T. nnd NJ. Twelfth and seventeenth streets
reasonable terms expected south or cat exposure I;
avenue. an. ~
National Republican., 1882-04-04
BOARDING..
MEDICAL.
YOUNG MEN.

If You have failed to receive proper treatmen. I'm
cases of Heart Disease, Kidney Complaint, Nervous
Debility, lnpntency, Premature Decay, Weak ness
Tor our new book,
THE LAWS OF LIFE AND HEALTH"
Address Secretary Medical and Surgical Institute,
ln1.lY nj Ensl ElIinnnlh sIrnet. Now Ynrk.
National Republican., 1882-04-04
Observation-Disclosures.

NJ ANTED - TWO FtRSr.CLAsS RESTAU-
w rant walters. hest wages to men Of experience;
also good Oyster shucker; others need apply.
l3iA Pennsylvania avenue. npiJt
National Republican., 1882-04-04
PERSONAL.

TNRENCH LESSONS-AtME. LEpRINCE, FROM
n Paris, VIII give conversational lessons in French
AT her own and pupils residence; prices moderate;
hest city references; also morning and evening classes
opening February l5. Can at 3Oj Ii street north
west. apI-gW@
\ VMpORTAST PERSONAL. - PROFESS OR nE
4 WpOwski, the wel-known Maestro, will give In
WRhinston, d. g.. with home talent only, the great
0rtoI!0' oi "siabat Mater" CrlailOn' 10 bC fol-
which VIII he produced like ut Alexandra Palace,
London, w,th tat orchestra and chorus. pay ana
Evening Glasses are now opened for adits aud gen
teman voices NJ very moderate terms; also those
that desire to make inu performers on the pnnO hv
the Professors new smphcd system, Will please call
nt his re7idCnce No SJ7 Eleventh street northwest
between II and |. mr5;,l2t
NSTANTED IT KNOWN-THAT THOMAS ",
w SOran, $50 Oui' lana avenue, Is Notary Public
Convcyanccr, and Commissioner of Deeds Acknuwl
edgmCnts of deeds &c taken and certified to be re-
corded in any state or Territory. Once hours from
O'Clock n. IN. to O'Clock D. m. mr2-3m
National Republican., 1882-04-04

IT IS rumored that President Arthur
will shortly marry Queen Victoria, that
he will run James Hustled for Governor
of New York, and that he will insert
Thomas Nichol and Dennis Kearney into
his Cabinet. We give the rumors for
what they are worth. They are entitled
to q show.
National Republican., 1882-04-04
FOR SALE-Houses.

JIOR SALE OR RENT DESIRABLE COUNTRY
II Residence at Ammendale station, B. and q. II,
H., ~ miles from Washington, adjoining Admiral
mmeu's property and In close proximity 10 good
schools aud churches, Apply TO Mrs. GUEST, 1873
street northwest. nptIu,1h, ,5-6tN
L WOULD EXCHANGE A BEAUTIFUL AND
Il convenient Home on street, near fifteenth, for
n nice Suburban Place near or in Mount Pleasant :
this offer Is only made because of preference OF the
owners wife for country place Address STREET,
Republican Office. api.3t
National Republican., 1882-04-04

IT'S done, the great Transactions done,
and Hanlan is the winner And now,
men and brethren, may we hope for
Daapno
National Republican., 1882-04-04

The appointment of DR.. a. b. Elliott to
the consular and commercial agency at
Ontario is a fitting recognition of sterling
worth and fidelity to principle. DIR.
Elliott is the editor of the lansing
burg (N. W Gazette, and has been n
staunch Republican ever since the organi-
aation of the party.
National Republican., 1882-04-04
SECONDHAND GOODS.
lid WINE AND OLD FRIENDS

are known as the bost.
so lS JUS1H'S OLD STAND
known for years as the only place where irstclass
SECOND-HANn CLOTHING can be sold at respect
able prices. Address or call at
JUSpH'S OLD STAND,
No. 6l0 street northwest, or Branch Store No f3
Ninth street northwest
N, B.-Note sent by mall promptly attended, To-
BARGAINS In CLOTHES.
Secondhand uyercoats ANA ulsters little worn.
made BY merchant inllors 10 order ~ large varieties
and styles, for lass money than Bhoddy ready-nade
also suits Of Clothes and odd Goats ana Pants as
HEHZ0G'S S03 Ninth street northwest
de2 near Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1882-04-04
EDWARD c. TOWNSEND,
CHLROPODIsTs.

CHIROPODISTS.
SFVNHE WISE FOR HEALTH ON DAILY
Il walks depend Feet relieved without pain
IN g few minutes THOUSANDS from far and near,
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel, for
relief trom and avoidance of Hard and sOft Corns.
BuniOns, Club and IngTOwing Nails, and all COM
plants Of the feet Hours, a. to p. m. Ofilce
lee, - per visit. Established In Washington, ID. O.
In 1861. mr22
j. u GEORGES,
ChirOpodst, Anatomist, uud Manufacturers OF Fine
Fashionable, and Easy-Fittlng BOOTS aud SHOES
Under National Hotel.
Curns, BuniOns, aud Ingrowng Nails, 90, perma,
nenty cured Lasts madeto order and preserved for
customers. seJ
ToBPRINTING AT THE NATIONAL REPUB
TIcAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. GOOD
WORK AT REASONABLE PRICEa
National Republican., 1882-04-04

The President of Mexico, in his adj
dress to Congress, says that Guatemala
may either relinquish her idea of ac-
quiring two Mexican states or prepare
for war Mr.. Blaine, as part of his Wig
orous foreign policy, had already notified
the Mexican Republic that her refusal to
surrender some of her territory to Guate-
mala would be regarded as unfriendly by
our Government. 1t is such pity that
Mr. Frelinghuysen came in TO end the
war dance of the great Premier. How
can we ever expect to command the re-
spect Of the world unlesswe cuff the ears
of our weaker neighbors after first
getting ourselves requested so to do by
their weaker neighbors, who otherwise
would never have thought oft?
National Republican., 1882-04-04

find better company? Have her ancient
families no broad-minded men who will
recognize negro suffrage as fact and
advise an Abandonment of the present
methods for circumvcnting it? Has the
able editor of the Charleston Nc1rs and
Courier any argument to present against
substituting influence of the negro vote
for its. suppression? And does
he think it worth while to
cheat himself with the idea
that the negro can be induced to become
part of the National Democracy or that
any forced election returns will make
anybody believe he has done so? Does
he not think it would be good move for
the negroes TO have an assurance that
South Carolina will withdraw from polt-
ical association with their implacable
enemy-the Democratic party-if in re-
turn they will by their votes entrust the
interests of South Carolina to the men
whose names are its history?
What better scheme for home rule can
there be than aready acquiescence of the
the masses of the legal black voters in
the leadership of those who are recog-
nized as best acquainted with public af-
fairs? This would involve an oblivion
of old and bitter antagonisms. The ne
groes have the wisdom and generosity to
accept it. 1t only means equality of legal
rights. What day it would be forSouth
Carolina if enough whites would take the
lead and brinc, IL about Tbn,, ,vpplI b,,
such a course not only secure good gov
ernment in South Carolina, but they
could become more important factors in
national affairs than they can ever be as
more nhstrmcIionists
National Republican., 1882-04-04
HEALTH IS WEALTH.


DR., T. q, WEsr's NERyEASD BRAIS TREATMENT,
specific for Hyseria, Dizziness, Convulsuns, Neg-
Spermatorrhu'l, Impotency, Involuntary EmissonS
Premature Old Age caused by Over-eXerIlon self
abuse, oyer.indulgenCe which leads To misery,
cay, and death. one box win cure Each
box contains one months treatment One dollar
cure any With each order received by for six
boxes, accompanied with five dollars, we will send
the purchaser our written guarantee 70 return the
money II the treatment does not effect cure Guar
aniees Issued by STOTr n CROMWELL, $50 Penn.
retail agents. Orders by mail will receive prompt at.
tentOn, OclSly
~ ENTLENIEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC
VonerCal and Nervous bis eases no matter On, what
CauiC, wlhOut lhe use OF mercurlul or other Ohle
llonanle gSalnSnt Gnre guara9iged In rec NJ
ont @, strictly private. No one seen but The doctor.
Hours ! TO- ., TO Z, exclusively. DIR. LEON 2H
PennsylVAnia avenue, RpJ
CPERM AToRRHCEA, IMPoTENcY, AND PRI
- Yate Diseases quickly cured; also LucOrrhDI
and Female Weak esses; no calomel or mercury
used In 10 years, Oiice, 5lI Ninth street northwest
between Il and i streets. fe27.lms
nR LEON, THEoLDEsT ESTABLISHED AND
- on reliable Ladies' Physician IN Tie city can
be consulted daily at 2H PennsylvAna avenue All
moved, Prompt treatment COTTespOnurnct' md
computations strictly confidential. separate rooms
Tor ladies' Office hours, Ito land los ap3
CURE CURE FOR MALARIA, CAROLINA
- VOLU pONlC.-Sure cure for Dyspepsia IN all its
stages also for Coughs Colds, Bronchitis Asthma and
all diseases Of the Throat and Lungs and the only
Is a preparation OF BAI!SAST OF TOLU, ROCK
CANDY MAGNlGSIA, and other medicinals bene
Rice and Rye Whiskies, harmless and very pleasant
10 take. Try H. For sale by all druggists and grOcers
at per quart bottle The trade supplied at liberal
BHRBoUR & HAMILTON and FRANK HUME.
BsSSo Co., New YORK and Charleston, S GS a. GnGnG sois
manuiaolurers ana pi0prletors' de2l-ly
National Republican., 1882-04-04

LNOR SALE
II AT MOUNT PLEASANT,
n Country House, with Garden, Fruit and Stable
the lot Is GO by $50 feet the house has rooms and
mr27l2t# >. q. ARNOLD.
INOR SA LE-AfUSr BE SOLD AT ONCE, AS THE
Il owner l. going West, nice 5-rOom House, near
also fine 3-story Brick House, near Government
Printing Office; rents for $500 per year; less Than
$1,000 cash will buy II. DANfNHOWER IL SON
i2l2 street. mrls-tf
NOR SALE-AN ELEGANT HROOM RESI-
n dence with all modern improvements; immedi-
enth street, mr3.tf
National Republican., 1882-04-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

lTOR SALE CHEAP--A BUGGY-PHAETON, IN
Il good condition; convenient for ladies' use. Adj
dress No. FINN street southeast apt3th
ENOR SALE-1 GOOD COVERED WAGON, IN
Il perfect order suitable for grocer, butcher or
huckser Corner New Jersey avenue and X street
southeast. apt3tF
NOR SALE-A FINE FAMILY CARRIAGE
A Horse, and Harness, in good order. 81 Nine
teenth street northwest ap3-Gta
National Republican., 1882-04-04
FOR observation-disclosures.

ENoR SALE-A SMALL CANDY AND CIGAR
II Store; good stand cheap for cash Address
a. b. c., Republican office api3t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-30
FOR SHERIFF..

w H. SWEENEY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
w . as a candidate for the Office of sheriff
of Eureka County, subject to the deci ion Of
the Democratic County Convention. au3tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-30
CHASED BY A GRIZZLY.
Four Ladies' of Butte Have u Lively
Bear Experience.

Four Ladies' of Butte Have u Lively
Bear Experience.
The Butte Miner of the Oath contains
the following bear story: A party from
this place nearly two weeks since went out
to Willow creek, upper Deer Lodge Valley,
for q pleasure trip; and it came near end
ing fatally for at least four ladies in the
party. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Duchan, Mrs.
Staten and her mother were out berrying
on the creek last week, when a monster
grizzly bear rushed out of the willows and
made towards them. The nearest house
was at least half a mile distant, and they
started at once for Purcell's rancho.
Then came a race for life and there is evil
dence that although frightened nearly to
death the ladies made pretty good time.
Baskets, bonnets, hats, shoes; everything
possible was thrown away that their flight
might not be impeded, while the savage
gruwls of the horrible monster told only
too plainly that he had a deadly meaning.
His mouth was wide open, and he bound
ed forward with all possible confidence in
his ability to get a delicate morsel, but
such was not to be, at least at that time,
for the entire party reached the house in
| safety, but fearfully exhausted. The bear
was not over so yards behind when the
party got into the house, and reared up
on his hind legs and uttered savage growla
at being robbed OF his prey. Truly a mar
row escape for the ladies, and as bears
| are quite plentiful in the valley. 1t behovas
those visiting isolated places to be very
careful, or there will be a more serious
ending Of some pleasure excursion
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-30
PERSONAL.

Alex. Beatty Of Duckwater came in yes
terday.
Norman Wines of Ruby Valley was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. 7. D. Page of Fish Creek is visit
ing friends in Elko.
Mrs. James E. Anderson was reported
very ill last evening.
Commander ~Burlingame has appointed
W. s. Long Sergeant-M Major of Upton Post.
StephenG u. Humphreys, an old citizen OF
Eureka, arrived last night from the East.
S. Wenban and daughter of Cortez az
rived by last nights train and are stopping
at the Jackson House.
John B. Bonetti returned last night
from the Elko Springs, where he has been
for the benefit of his health.
Mike Walsh left town the morning after
the primary election and went to White
Pine. He probably had something to do
with the split ticket mentioned elsewhere
in this mornings SENTINEL.
Col. Jack Perry appeared on Main
street last evening for the first time since
the celebrated primaries Of last Saturday.
He has 30 far recovered as to talk of that
Waterloo as pleasantly as any one else.
B. Christensen of the Geodetic Survey
has arrived here from Oakland. In COM
papv with Prof. Eimbeck and r. A. Mar,
who will arrive in Il few days from Salt
Lake City, he will go over to White Pine
to complete some geodetic observations
there.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-30

This gentleman, who has been spoken
of at times as Democratic candidate for
United States Senator, and again as can
didate for Governor, has written and
engaged rooms at the Jackson House for
his use during the session Of the State
Convention in this place. We are not
apprized of Mr.. Mayre's intentions in the
premises, whether he is a candidate for
Governor or U. s. Senator, or whether he
ia n candidate for anything. His proposed
coming will cause some speculation in the
higher circles OF politics, on account OF
the way his name has been mentioned in
connection Herewith since the pot first
started to boil last Spring. As for our
selves we are OF the opinion. for the want
of definite information, that he had pro-
posed to visit the mines in this vicinity at
an early date. any way, and simply pre-
ferred to kill two birds with one stone.
He can inspect the mines in this neigh
borhood probably with all the more zess
when exhilarated by the edifying in
iuences that always emanate from Demo-
orats in convention assembled.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-30
mon.
The Seven Rich Hen of America.

The seven richest men in America to-
day-more properly speaking, we should
say the seven richest persons, as since the
death of Mark Hopkins his widow is the
possessor of one of these colossal fortunes
ARE the following: W. H. Vanderbilt,
Jay Gould, the Astors, (John, Jacob and
William), who for some reason appear
always to be counted as one, G. P. Hunt
ington, Leland Stanford, Charles Crocker,
Mrs. Hopkins.
Of these W. II. Vanderbilt may be
placed at the head of the list with $780,
600, 900; Jay Gould, 500, 900, 900; Astors,
500, 000, 900; G. P. Huntington, 500,
900, 900; Leland Stanford, SlQp, 900, 900;
Charles Crocker, 500, 600, 600; and Mrs.
Mark Hopkins, $4,000, 900. All these
are given in round numbers, but are very
close to the mark.
Vanderbilt has S54, 000, 900 in registered
four per cent bonds; therefore this "lump''
there is no gainsaying, as it shows for it.
self. The wealth Of the Astors is principal
ly in real estate. 1t will be seen that 1
of the 7 richest persons in the United
States belong on the Pacific Coast, and
are the Central Pacific Railroad mag
mates.
The wealth OF many others of our mill
Az W ShA "a Sobu bp-
thority, considerably over-rated. OF the
other wealthy men and women Of the
country, Cyrus Field may safely be put
down for S25, 900, 600; Sidney Dillon for
$50, 600 600; Russell Sage, S2t, coo, 900;
estate of A. T. Sewart, 1926, 600, 900; Moses
Taylor, $50, 900, 600. and several others at
from S25, 900. 900 to $50, 900. 000. In the
East it is claimed that Cornelia Stewart,
widow Of A. I. Stewart, is the richest wild
ow in America; but as shown above, she
does not possess half ss many millions az
Mrs. Hopkins.
We have here on the Pacific Coast quito
q number of men who range from $40, 900,
goo to $50, 600, 900, as John w. Mackay,
James G. Fair, D. o. Mills and other
well known citizens, but We don't count
them at all. Alongside the one-hundred-
million fellows they feel themselves very
poor. 1t is not improbable that they
may at times consider themselves almost
on the verge of starvation. When one
Of them gets down to 10 or Is millions
hs probably begins to think he ought
pretty soon to take a benefit Of some
kind and raise q small %grub-stake.