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Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-30

is no roason why tkis discussion should be carried on longer-it has already gone too far--cspecallv as it is calculated to do harm to our Grccuback cause, and I therefore beg you to drsft acknowledge l am in tho wrong but do not want to mak, public confession. Of course you and I rnanunct- urcd many articles in lS82-i, using fictitious names as if they came from different places as public sentiment, in order to help on our side. and am still nt our old game; but, Ed, it won't do to be giving it away. IT you do as nsk, it will help your paper, and gratifv your old friends her@bouts, especial " o. z. Jones' Ino. M. Pittman, ct al., who asked me to write you this letter. Hoping this will prove satisfactory, remain
 Your Old Friend,
 J. A. AEsLEr.
 Well, Bro. Warren, you can "skotch' on. It won't do mnch good, for Greenbackers aro finding out few things for themselves The Democrats arc going to put out good. capable men, and many ot your old Greenback friends are go ing 10 help elect them.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-30
Sheriff Sale.

I win -c'l at public action to th" highest bidder. on. a rfclit nf three months, ia Crun, of the court heusc door, ia Prescott, Arksn- >Is, on
 July eEA, 1896, between ,hr hours for iudi,ial >al.-a. tLe fo!. laaing land, to-ni,: SW SW of See Sh, Tp i3 <, K 20 ". Cnutah, i0 ncrcs. Puf- chaser to give bond with good security bear ing Ia per cent interest from dnir. Lsyl'sl rpon by me a, the PruPc-ty of George W. icndcninll to satisfy Hn execution in my hands against hirn which issued from tho of ti,'2 ot the clerk o: the circnC court in and for Nevada county, in favor of Ava L. Mitchell. OSCAR PuLL!i~. Sheriff,
 B> ED HOop, p.S. June 3. i9"G
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-30

BOSTON had a si00,0oo fire last
Nevada County picayune., 1886-06-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The following arc our raies for shno0nc' ,nr candidates, and they must be acrompa- nkq, by the cash in every nstm as dcfcat- A .A Ni..n. An rni nftnn frpl kn nnNinr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21

1rnr Western Nah Association - ~
regular monthly meeting II CINCINNATI on
the 18th, adopted : resolution reducing
the price Of nails 20 Ss.ia per keg TOR w.
ten cents per key on in carload lots slx.y
DAYS, or two per cent. on for cash. ins
association will meet Ia Chicago June ~
GENERAL RosEcRAxs has sent 70 inc
Senate committee ON finance . written
abatement IN answer TO the charge that ne
was connected with certain alleged Ianu
frauds in California He does not deny
the transaction, but say he did nothing
which was not, according 70 the advice q
| his lawyers, perfectly legal. and that ms
action has since been sustained py tns
courts.
THE Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph Com
pany completed the ~xtensio OF ~
telegraph line e Lafayette, ma
on the 18th. The business men
OF Lafayette gave Il a warm wei
come. both ON account OF the excenen'
line Il has Just constructed and the reduc'
ton OF telegraph rates, averaging thirty
to sixty per cent.
GovERxoR OF Alaska ~ "a
v~ocating a Territorial governments ~
Alaska. told some wonderful stories OF w
resources OF the country TO thu House com
mittee on Territories on the 18th. He say
there is gold and timberin abundance an
salmon fishing Of almost unlimited extern
He wanted the committee TO go back =
Alaska with him. promising to show snen
some eye-openers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21
xLIxTH CONGRESS.

49, sspate vas not in session on the 1th
"--In tie House the private calendar was
taken up In OF the whole ana
there was . lively controversy over 2 pns
living n. w. Haldemunn 800 TOT services
airing the war. A number OF pension bii's
we're passed ut the evening session
rux senate was not in session on the
am In the House the Military academy
hill rasscd. The Army A~pproprlasion -
~as then discussed. but no progress =
made.
II the senate on the 10th resolutions 700.
sur 90 an investigation OF the seizure y
American vessel At Digby, Nova SCOTIA. VIZ
adopted. A bill TO authorize the .n'on -
c;dc To build branch roads was lnt.vu INA
4 resolution was adopted lnssrues,ns =
nension committee ~ report paen y MI
~alls pills. The Inter stare sulnn ~ r.
sG.asErn M ana donated during tns -.
r.7n,1er ~ the ses>ion......ln the no.so
nnder me call OF states oiiis w. -
troduced Filming members Ssnae treat.
srcording 10 foreign vessels the SAME sass
rcent IN American ports as AmericAn 1891
r-reiyr IN foreign ports, LOT tne 4.
..coin notes 20 people wno a.pN : resolution
lar calling in s5l. vvo.0u0 three percent oonus-
, II the senate on the llth Mr.. Hoar pre-
.erted 4 memorial OF the Republican cen
tr.l commlttee OF the state Of ohio Charging
ehat the election OF Hon. Henry y. fayne 20
ehe United states senate was secureu ~
6rsherv fraud and corruption, ana requess-
to ,hst fhe senate investigate the matter;
Ref.rred 10 the on priviteees hnu
ELECTIONS. number Of petitions were Pr
sented and referred praying congress " 80
40 ls.rislatton against oleomarxhriuc Sou
siderstlon Of the Inter state
hilI Was thea esumed. Inc Dill 49,
finally ordered reprinted as enusu.si ~
House went INTO OF tne wno'e !
the bill providing for the ~appoinsihen. y !.
c~ommf-sion to ascertain anu settse Ptsse
land claims IN tne Territories o. Sem ~ an
.ni \r,xona ana the state OF Coiorano' al.
~.nen t.e committee arose the OIL 49,
ra-sed. A bill from the On CON
,nerce authorizing the constructor 49,
bridge across the Mississippi ~ -. ~
Mas placed on the calendar. Ionsiussa :.
81 the Army AppropriatioA jill Ian
sumed. and. pending discussion ~ no
adjourned.
II the senate on the 18th. Mr.. Edmuno'
nuI for settlement OF land claims In the le.
r,tories was favoraDly reported. Ihe amend
ments for the River and Haroor OH Wet
submitted. A concurrent resolution y
) mol ncation OF the Chinese treaty wns ;
TERED 10 the foreign relations cohn.sse'
: the Inter state Dill was evhs
cred at length and passeu 4 I ~
49,. sraemnity proposition was dtscusse'
: n.,.v which the Army Appropriation Dill ~
1 49,, IN III mmit OF the whole ~
r.-Sai correction was maue ~ -
, tecnrd 10 show that Mr.. wheeler spoke
: Fdwln NJ. stanton As an drcn -consp. iaao
4 Tire Dlplomatic and Consular AppropfiAss>
/. biI " as then taken ups
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21

Il the Senate on the 18th the bin Great
inc 4 new judicial circuit was passed.
Then the General Pension bill was placed
before the Senate and a lively discussion
lensued.... lin the House a resolution was
adopted asking the President what nau
been done in the matter OF the seizure oi
1.-THE American vessel David u. Adams.
The Chinese indemnity matter was deoa'eu
Iduring the morning hour, but a vote Wa
mot reached. After a little wrangle the
hin creating the Department OF Agricui-
Iture was taken up. ~,
THE city OF Xenia O., suffered terribly
Iby the recent storm. Nearly a hundred
buildings were swept from their founua-
l~tions. involving a fearful loss Of life. The
bodies OF twenty -four OF the victims We're
recovered on the 18th, and there were stil
more missing. The railways were baby
wrecked. and the nearest approach any
train could make to the city was three
miles.
DAYTON. o., and vicinity suffered very
severely by rain, hail and ~cyciones'
houses. barns, churches, ETC., being I'M
rooted, and partially or wholly demoiisn-
lad. DAYTON itself was isolated by the
(, sudden rise OF water in the Miami rivers
: Several other towns in Ohio AMI Indians
reported similar experiences In varying
degrees.
Q 4. Arnrn committed suicide at Omaha,
, lNeb., on the 18th.
REV. CHARLES II. S~PURcEoS. the emil
n emit English divine, has the govt.
Tpr Millers' National Association was
= in session at Chicago on the I'm.
u. - ~-.--t .~t.tstnr soiIoI from Afltuf
4 for France on the 18th.
y THE bishops Of the Methodist Church pe'
gan their semi-annual meeting a. buHaio
= In. ", on the 18th.
. A HURRICANE swept through spain q
e the 18th. causing a hundred fatalities u
= Madrid alone, besides injuring twice tina
n number.
Ar Fort Niobrara, Neb., on the 18th,
|~private soldier killed a corporal \
4 turn was killed by the guard.
lg GovrRxoR CRAY Of Indiana will not ye
~ attempt 20 vacate the Office Of Attorney
- General, the present occupant Of which
insane. "
|cslled from India to take command Of In
=, glish troops In Ireland.
4. In favor Of the Governmer
for sli6,559 has been rendered at Chicag
" l~against General John Macarthur, expos
master, for shortage In accounts
IT, CuAMBERLArx's strength seems 70 !
Il growing, a. indicated by a strong meetin
,as OF the government opposition at his hou'
m on the i3th.
Ugh n. ". BKmrs, the Chicago brewer, b
out been expsllcd from the National Trottir
JA-s,ociation for violation Of rules.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21

kansas CRY, No, May 1s.-Thc hss
az casualties from Tuesdays terrible
storm has not been increased to-day a.
was feared. Search IN the wrecks q sfS-
cral buildings was continued up 20 . ia'e
hour, but no new victims have been ~
covered. OF the injured given ~
last nights dispatches, M
thought this evening that possioas
ali win recover with the exception y
Chief Deputy County Recorder =. =.
Hedges, who was injured AZ the couu,
house. He Is lying In q critical cond.',ou
and i not expected to survive the n'rhs.
This makes the list 81 fatalities tnlr's-
one and as many injured. The loss y
property il estimated AZ 100000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21

w~ssmrxGrox, May l2.--The President
sent to Congress to-day q message call
lnr attention 10 the condition ot affairs
existing In Utah, owing 70 the Governor
81 that Territory vetoing the last appro-
priation bill which appropriated money
for The support q schools, courts, chair
table institutions. etc; referring 70 tne
fact that under the existing law, the Leg
~islaturc cannot rcconvenc for nearly two
years, and recommending the speedy
enactment Of such legislation as will au'
thorjzc the assembling u the Legislature
a an carly day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21

wAsnrxsrox, May ls.-Onc Of ti'osc
peculiar cases where red tape works
hardship was called TO the attcn'io"
the marine hospital service yesterday y
Congressman O'Ncill. A river man a-
Ter contributing regularly 70 the support
Of The service for twenty-five years, wa
refused admission 70 the hospital ~ ~.
Louis. where he fell sick, on the grounu
hat he had not been on tho river Tor Se.'
- months. An order was sent 70 -
Louis reversing the action q the o.
surgeon. The river mans name = "c'
l.. Taylor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21

A has been established BY
he foreign neers extending from Cape
Malta 20 Colonna and from the Gulf OK
Corinth TO the most northern pol ns Of the
Greek frontier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21

TIM business failures occurring through
out the country during the seven days enc
"a the 7th number: For the United States
d67: and for Canada, Is; ora total OF ~
Is compared with . total Of @s the pre-
vious week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21
TOPICS OF THE DAY.


r ConrrR DR Mory. French Minister 70
nrsece, denies the report that hs has been
RECALLED % Paris.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21

THE 81. james Gareffe says the origina-
tors OF the Home-Rule meeting at New
York on the It'll were ''rebels and outlaws
and It's supporters aliens"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21

THE Supreme Court Of the United States
80 dismissed the three Snow rolygamy
eases FOR want OF jurisdiction. II has also
recalled the mandate in the cannon
polygamy case, set aside the former! uos-
meut and dismissed It for want OF juris'
dicticn-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21

rnr date for the creation - cardinals Of
Ne Archbishops Of Rennes. Rheims, Sens,
baltimore and Quebec has been liked TOR
June 10.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21

GOVERNOR FoRAKKR Of Ohio informed
ahe truant Democratic Senator'S on the tn
that unless they stopped their foolishness
ana returned to their duties and attended
10 the appropriation bills, the State would
70 20 protest in . week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21

c. =. WorRrsHoEvvER died suddenly 1t
che residence Of his father-in-law, Oswald
Otteudorfer, editor Of the New York Nddfs
Zeitung, in Manhattanville, ON the ictn.
~. Woerishoeffer was the leading bear
operator in Wall street.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21

BEFORE resigning, Premier Delyannis
.ent 4 note to the foreign powers in which
De said he considered the action OF the
Powers in b~locksding Greek ports entire
~ uniustiiahle.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21

THr President on the ssh vetoed two
oension bills, while q number Of others be-
come operative without his approval tne
constitutional limit having expired VIM
ont his having approved or vetoed them
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21

TuE Delyannis ministry have resigned,
ma n. Rikakis has been commissioned BY
King George Of Greece TO form . new min-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21

, THr issue Of standard silver dollars from
ehe mint during the week ended May 3
aast was S577.975. The issue during the
corresponding period Of last year was
sass.eee. The shipments OF fractional ST.
ver coin from the mints since Nay !
amount e So. SO.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21

NorwTrHsrANDIS0 his published denial.
n Il confidently asserted that
CIadstone's Home Rule measure for Ire
ssnd Be enacted into Law Lord Woise-
lev win resign his command in the British
-r,x ana head the men Of Ulster In armed
opposition to Catholic rule.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21

THr recent advance made BY the syndi-
cate in the price Of coke has lea 70 2 re-
newal Of wage disputes In the Connelis-
vile pal region, and at many OF tne
works the men are On . strike, either io'
higher wages or . further reduction u inc
sise OF the wagons
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21

A xoxrNKx has been erected at Gias.
neville. Ireland, in memory Of Joseph
OyDonnell, who was executed for the MUIR
der Of Carey, the informer- The stone
hears an inscription stating that o'Don-
nelI ssdied FOR Ireland and the expense
- IL erection was betrayed chiefly BY
Irish Americans.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21

TIM 800 golfers employed In the pits
.1onr the Youghiogheny river, and also
Il the mines Of Hon. w. 4 Scott q sco'.
Haven. Pa, resumed work on q ivtn g
4he advance in wages demanded Inc
men struck two months previously ano
had been idle ever since.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21

The May crop report Of the Department
AZ Agriculture, issued or the 10th, indi-
cates an improvement during April Of two
roints. with . general average condition
It ninety-ive. There Is n marked cnange
anywhere, but . slight advance y noted 70
the Ohio valley, Missouri, and e
nessee, the Carolinas, Virginia and Mary
Land
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21

"A SCR has been fled In the United Stases
Court IN Cincinnati by the attorneys Of
Martha Taylor, . colored woman, who
seeks 70 recover $4,000 from the Cincinna.
4. New Orleans a Texas Pacific Railroad
Company. The plaintiff purchased Ct Lex
ington. XIV, . frst-class ticket % Cincln-
nati. ana was not permitted TO ride IN q
0rst.class coach, but was compelled 20 &C.
eupv ! eat IN the smoking q
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21


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$3.50. 1890,
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~
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--
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49, -,- -s,orx that he has been
recalled % Paris.
- -.sh A.. v.t,c.r
- reiat.ons
exes.io = rouert
-@
= peiysnn S.sr .orw;..,orsd bv
~ $3.50 $3.50 y scrm . new min-
~
1uy. -
THE date for the creation - caruineis %
me Areno'~noP, ~~- 49, 49,
9ait' s"u
June -
~ &, .yam<s Go-effe says the ~origina-
tors OF the Home-Rule meeting at New
1ork on tns NJ.
ana ~ supporter. lien"
ruRxR more names have been added to
~ list az victims OF the Chicago riot
Omcers Flaven and Sheehan and one Of
1he wounded Anarchists are dead.
has been established by
!. scre;vr Meats extending from Cape
Sr.,t. - co,onna and from the Gulf Of
Cc-,cth n the most northern poi Mt Of the
Gr~ek frontier.
- - rA~.rc,,
-, rote 70 The foreign powers in which
s~-.;a =. considered the action Of tn
49, = block aiding Greek ports entire
n rci.sfi6ahle.
c----,
The unred states Expsss 10y 80
Rrie q western, and on the New Ycrh
P.rrsvlx.nia and Ohio railroads by th
P.ci6c Express Company.
The President ON tne ssn S~
pension bills, while . numoer 81 ONE u
come perauss r"--s -;th
- .h.~;rc .nnroved or vetoed them
THE business failures occurring through
out the country during the seven Gays en-
ID the tn number TOT 'ne -
16s; and Tor Canaoa, =, ors 49,
q compared Win : ~'A
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C. =. WoERrsHokv1Eh oieu onr
ID esidenc OF MS fatnelr~ 60
Otfendorfer. editor Of tne 80" ,as
Zeitung, in Manhattanvlie' On ..
Mr. Woerishoener vas tne ie.u n
operator In "an s.I-e.
p-os-.,ic SENATOR an the X
n uushI W-s.S .hs,r soo,;sbne
ma unless ,asy Iss-.s. "a attend.
ana resufneu = .ne ~ -. see. wou
~ tne
90 % Pro'es' ~ .~.s-
THr Supreme Court Of the United stat
nas a'snissea -.--,-5,..ior n hss n
eAses TOT "sn' y 1870. n he Cam
recalled 'n 49, "a. ~ FORMER iud
poiygamy I. 80 -.nt ~ ;ur
..s..-
oie''0n- -
The issue of standard silver dollars n
s-- 49, -ooE oudQd Nav
nem ss-- o. ~. ;.spe during
~-,cd ~ last wear v
eosresP0nss msn.s - fractional
scoh 80. x. m;,t- since Nav
- 90 80 "a
amount
TN recent advance made BY the syn
cate IN the price Of coke has leo 70
os~al ~ - many Of
vine -, .tr;re. either
.o.As - snrthsr reduction IL
nignes
si.e = 80
tn 800 golfers employed In the
.,one the Youghiogheny river, and
uor w T.. Scott. At 5
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21

ercRErARY LAMAR has rendered : ~
cision in the pension case Of Samuel W.
Robertson, Of Seneca, Kas., on appeal
from The Commissioner Of Pensions, re-
versing the Commissioners decision 2
ordering that the claimants name be
placed on the pension rolls At 80 per
month. and that he BE- paid the sum Of
Qo.7Oo, the amount due q the rate speci'
osd from date Of nnal discharge NIL
May service.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21

A SPECIAL courier from Barnetta' Ariss,
rancho twenty-five miles southwest q
n Norales, Arix.. arrived ~ that place on
ehe nth with news Of the killing Of Chas.
Murray and Thomas shaw. Geronimo's
entire band il supposed % be IN that local
ity. Two hundred troops were ~ close
pursuit. Both Murray and shaw were
prominent among the volunteers from
Noeales when the Indians raided Vera
cruz valley.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-04-23
ARCHITECTURE AND LANDSCAPE.

Buildings Should Conform to the Situa-
tion-Homestead and Surrounding.
At meeting of the Massachusetts, Horti-
cultural society DIR. G.. Austin Bowen spoke
on the subject of Homestead Landscapes. y
He said there is no stronger word in the
English language than that cogent old
Saxon one of home. Time and thought
should be spent in consideration of all
classes Of home improvements The rude
homesteads of New England, 'peopled by a
sturdy race, have exerted a perceptible eff
feet upon our national prosperity. The
New England states will always take the
lead in the future, as in the past We shall
present as attractive scenes of cultivated
landscapes and imposing homes as do the
most civilized countries of the old werld
A little knowledge of architecture and land
scape- gardening can do much TO improve
our homesteads as they now appear. The
expenditure Of money does not always bring
q return in beauty.
Buildings should, as far as possible, con-
form to the situation and the land-R cas-
tie on the hill and a cot in the valley
never the reverse. The most incongruous
piece Of architecture is a Swiss chalet in a
closely built city street Another pointed
rule is to preserve the salient features Of a
landscape; lawn with easy, circuitous APP
proaches is far more pleasing than a dead
level, with everything at right angles A
rock border, a precipitous gorge, a tangled
thicket, is oftentimes better embelished
than removed Even powders, expensive
objects TO remove, become useful when made
center backgi ounds Of appropriate shrub
berry.
10 begin well, plan should be adopted
which can be gradually worked out in de-
tail A man should draw the plan for bis
own homestead and surroundings Old
structures can have improving touches A
wide-spreading porch over the door, with
bracket supporters instead Of posts, will add
to the quaintness Of an ld-fashioned dwell.
ing. A broad, low piazza, with light sup
ports, might be permissible should an angle
be presented by an extending portion OF the
building. Remove lilac bushes and sweet
briars from before the.windows, TO be placed
at a respectful distance from the house
Vines planted in their places will in a few
years cover the unpretending structure with
a screen of living green.
Should the house be Of more recent con-
struction, consider a bay window in the
place of the fat one which now gives light
TO the living room, or a landscape window
should that room DO OF ample proportions
Vines are becoming to all classes Of dwell
ings When house is built upon a hill,
trees should be planted so as TO somewhat
shut it in, and yet not overshadow it Plan
TO shut out the outbuildings by groups of
evergreens. Pathways should always fol-
low the line that person should take in
going from one place to another instinct
lively.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-04-23
The Publishing Of Law Books.

There Is one branch OF the publishing
business that is under a serious cloud Just
now. II is the publishing Of law books
was told recently by gentleman connec Cd
with n ACCOMPLISHING house In this city
that the demand for books OF that character
has fallen of most remarkably within the
past few years Publishers are very chary
about bringing out new works seldom find
ing the undertaking profitable. The rush
INTO the legal profession has greatly abate1
There is not the money in the practice that
there once was Some ol1-estahlished firms
are able still TO divide large fees, Of course,
but, taken as a whole, the profession has had
rather short picking for several years
II has been the experience Of the older
members Of the bar that there is a growing
disinclination ON the part OF their clients 10
litigats The marked tendency OF the
times is toward the settlement OF differences
by compromise. IL has come 10 be generally
understood that lawsuits are expensive, in
time, in costs and IN lawyers feeS Many
business men have come 20 believe that IL is
better TO take half and settle amicably than
10 get or lose all at the end OF lawsuit IL
Is doubtful whether for many years 10
come, IL ever again, the legal profession
will he as generally prosperous and lucra-
tive as il has been in the past Cor Chicago
Journal
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-04-23
Buddhist Monk, Mus, Go to Work

The japanese government has decided
that the buddhist monks must 20 to work
OF leave the country. Like the Capuchin
friars Of our middle ages, the holy tramps
Of the Buddhist converts go begging from
house to house, learned men some Of them,
others tonsured Doors, but all resolved 10
eat their bread in the sweat OF their fellow.
mems brow. Among the progressive classes
they become SO unpopular that they rarely
venture to show their shaven polls in the
cities; but in the country districts pious
good wives still labor under the impression
hat is brings bad luck to refuse aims asked
IN the name Of Buddha Sakyamuni--Dr
Felix L. Oswald