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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
NOTICE :!
nfFics nF BOARD oy suPKKvIsoRs,
 or yayAPAI COUNTY. ARIx.

Prescott Atiz, Jaly 20, 1889.
 TIE following named persons having
 t'een notified 10 appear before the Board oi Equalization of Ysvspai county, sni 'osho~ cause, if any, why then as .cssments or valuations should not be sddcd to, and having wholly failed to ap- pear n answer to such notice, the said
 'oard took action in each csse respectively = foliows, namely:
 Chss Bishop, added t2oo to value of ranch c Hathaway, added $aoo to value city lots c A Dake, aided t9o 10 value city lots Jas x Brown, sddcd t5,o to value ranch
 !" t2oo Co value impvss Dsggs bros, $4oo to value real estate xrs $ E Dsvis, t6oo to value ranch. Arizona sandstone co "A ,ooo to val real est toi.n H Ehle added t2oo to value ranch Wong Lee added t22o to city lots
 T I Esmsn added t5os to Improvements Rrxsgen < Haskell. added t7oo to ranch steven C,ndron, sdded t1 ,ooo to ranch
 .dam Scott. added t4o to city lots
 Henry Stoidard added $5oo to imprvts
 !" 80 stock cattle ts4o 40 Whitney. added $l5o to impvts E A Rogers, t46o to city loss
 Nm K Alien, added 90 stock horses t1 900 Jw Cou. bran, added loo stk cattle $500 A q Dillon, added 35 cattle $2sO
 rhos Tourney, added g cattle $500 Geo Helm, added 10 cattle t4oo A M T Aksrd and son loo cattle $500 James Alien, added 75 horses &l5oo los c Aksrd, 25 cattle s200
 Al Doyle l5o cstsle q, Poo
 Mrs Carrie Fam loo cattle $500 Phillip Hull, loo horses @ 900
 Jno H Hicks, added loo cattle $500 Tim Hannon, added So cattle s4oo
 K E Johnson, added 40 cattle sS2o Geo Marlow k bro added So cattle A 10 McMillan lS Goodwin coo sheep t8.ooo Geo Conneli. added 900 cattle s1, Goo J N M Harris, added loo cattle $500 ohn W Kerr, added IS horses &S,o w W Lowe added Ia horses t120 v W Lowe, added 5o cattle t4oo JT Martin, added l5 cattle $500 D Msrr, added 25, cattle e2,ooo L. D Miller, sdded 90 cattle t4oo Neal & Dowd. sdded 4o cxttle::e33o Caas Yates, added 35 cattle s2SO ts,5ert B Cannon, added So cattle sAoO E k Kirkland, added 90 cattle s4oO R NJ Roj ,ers, added 60 cattle $40 q l. Rodgers and Co 2oo cattle S1 ,6oo B A Riggs and Son, added 75 cattle s6,c B X Riggs and Son, added Io horses t2oS Jake Miller, added ,o cattle 900 l Mrs F A Stevens. added 15o cattle si, ,eot A P Williams, added 15 cattle s6oo. E Hanless, added 1o cattle tSo. john Woods, added loo cattle $500. \ NY of the above-nsmsd persons who "A were tumble to appear before saiG B,srd in JULY may appear and be heard . the meeting on MONDAY, AUGUST % lSS9 | md the determination then had shall b. | fiual By order of the board. K. I. F. HORNE. Clerk,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
aoard of aupe.yisoss.

TUESDAY, August U.
 Board of supervisors met August 9th Present same as at previous meeting.
 Leave of absence was granted Geo. c. Waddell for thirty days, to take ef- feet uring the next sixty days.
 All bids for repairing the county jail were relected.
 On motion, the road on the west side of the Verde river, from the lower farm to Horns place, was formed into road district No. 3l, and John Wood was appointed road overseer, subject to ap- proval of his bonds.
 Petition asking that George Clark be appointed road overseer district No. l6 was read and laid over.
 Board adjourned uatil Monday, Au- gust 12th.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
PIMPlES TO SCROFUA. A Positive Cure for every Skin, Scalp and Blood Disease Except
 Icthyosis.

PsoPiasls c years. MoaAs arms and
 brrsss . ssiia scab. Back covered
 v Essh :s ::re:: ne:t s SsSs"rs ,s ..a .. .eas-
 0teo It . cose Of oS.5S.
 Ihave used the CUTIcuRA REMEDIKs with the best results. have used tw" bottles of the CUTICvRA RKsoLvENf, three boxes Of CUTICuRA. and one cake of CUTICuRA SOAP. disease known as psoriasis. l had it for eight years. would get better and worse ct Il u es. Sometimes my head would be . solid scab, and wa& at the time began the use of the CUyreURA RRMEDIEs. My arms were covered
 with scabs from my elbows tO shoulders, my
 breast was almost on. solid sc>b, and my
 back covered with sores varying in s xs from
 penny to . dollar. hai doctored with all
 the best doetors with no reiief, and used many
 ~as s' SsredisSry, her and. began to tninS, incur.
 able ,bat it began to b .al from the trst appli.
 cation of CurIcURA. ARCHER RUSSELL
 skin Disease . Years Cared. am thankful to esy that have used tho Cur.CuRA kKMRDrks for about eight months with great success, and consider myself en- sufYsred for six yesrs. l tried . number oI medicines and two of the best doctors in the country, but fou nd nothing that would effect . cure until used your remedies. Ms. A. MoCLAFLIN. Morette. Mo The Wsrss Case ~f sserefala CureA. 1 Wehave been selling your CuUIcUaA REM spIKs for years. and have the first com mpiain' yet to receive nom purcnoSer. O1o or tnt ] worst cases of Scrofula ever saw was cured by i've bot les of CUTICURA REsOLvsNT. Gu | TIcURA and CUrIcoEA SOAP.
 TAYLOR & TAYLOR, Druggists. \ Frankfort, Ksn Cuttcuya Remedies | Care every species of agonixing, humiiiatipt itching. burning, scaiy and pimply disease' \ of the skin, scalp and blood. with loss of hair from pim pies to scrofula. except possibly ich thyosls.
 \ Sold everywhere. Price, CUrIcURA, Soc soar, 3c,; RKsoLvENT, S Prepared bs tn, | POTTER DRUa AND CHEMICAL Co.,, Boston \ Mass.
 | s1Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases,' | 64 pages, 50 illustrations, and loo testimonials | m PILES, hlsck heads. req, rough, chappe. Finland oily skin proven ted tyCuticuraSOa al
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
4 Summer Retreat in Arizona.

Mrs. J.. M. Gardiner writes very en- Enthusiastically from the lake at Walnut Grove dam. She is camped about quarter of mile therefrom, in a grove that would accommodate fifteen fami- lies. The nights are sometimes frosty, so that four blankets are not uncom- fortable. A spring in the grove flows six inches of the ice cold water. Lots of fish can be oaugh ht in the lake, which | is provided with sail and row boats l Mrs Gardiner travelled through Lake county and northern California and about Los Angeles last year, but mo- where did she find the comfort and rest she is now enjoying. The only objec-
 tion is the difficulty Of access. A five days wagon trip over the desert is no, enticing. But by next year the new
 railroad will doubtless be running and
 Salt River valley will send her people
 where they can be cool and still spend
 their money in Arizona.-Herald.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
FROM TuEsnAY's DAILY.

\
 Al Aiken has received lot of choice Arizona tomat ,es and peaches.
 Paris greer, for potatoe bugs, al | Hills hardware store.
 Sterling's. Royal Remedy at Coxe', pharmacy. Soda Water, with fruit juices, al Coxe's pharmacy.
 Railroad tickets bought and solI s A. Aitken's.
 Be, bug powders, in quantities to
 uit, at the Corner Drug Store. tf
 Oh, for good smokel Aiken hai it--the Key West Bouquet" The ChautauquAns will picnic 10 morrow at Wings Granite Dells ianeb | below town.
 Secretary and Mrs. N. O. Murphy and Miss Rankin will leave for Pheni1 tomorrow morning.
 Diamond Jo Reynolds and F NJ | Murphy, of the Congress mine, left for | Albuquerque this afternoon. Geo. Kingman arrived from Phenis to-day with e0.0O0 pounds ot -four which he found ready sale for.
 Try the celebrated Milk Shake. at Coxe's pharmacy, most delicious drink. Buy your Louisiana State Lottery ,iCkets of A. Aiken, who has the agency for the same, in Prescott.
 Stonewall whisky, from Moore & Rebstock. Bergen county, Kentucky, at the Montezuma.
 All parties desiring dental work done should call on Dr. Waite at his office over the postoihce, before Aug. 10th.
 Among ou, of town visitors, to-day, were c. Douglas Brown, Martinez; w T. Brown, Sycamore creek; J. NJ. My CTS, Walnut Grove.
 Jailor Hickey has gotten the risza irrigation problem down to fine point now, since receiving his supply of water from the Hoot and Horn motor
 Aiken is well supplied with choice, fresh fruit, candies and nuts. Best brands of cigars and tobacco, cigarettes, etc, etc.
 The only place in town yon can buy choice Honey, in one pound sections, from the Verde Valley, is at A. Aitken's.
 J. c. Campbell left this afternoon to accompany twenty car load. of cattle from Campbell X Bakers ranch to Kansas They will be shipped from Ash Fork.
 It Is still thought by many tha, il the last legislature had succeeded in inyes- tigating the management of the terri torial prison the political stench would have caused the fishermen on the coast of Maine to throw up.-Nogales Her ald.
 Judge Richard DeKuhn, of Cherry creek, came in last evening to hasten the shipment of machinery and sup plies for the Mockingbird mine. The first shipment of machinery arrived at the mine last Friday. and two more teams left to-day. He says the mill site is already prepared to receive the machinery, and work in the mine Is being pushed rapidly as possible
 Diamond Jo Reynolds. in conver- sation with the JoukSAL-MIsKR man this morning. expressed himself well pleased with his trip to PheniI, and thought the railroad from Prescott to that point would be hull, soon. When asked how he found the temperature down there, remarked that the coolest place he found, since he left Prescott, was in bathing at the Castle creek hot springs, the temperature Of the water being l0s degrees.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering and painful sickness to robust health marks an epoch in the life of the indi yidual. Such remarkable event Is treasured in the memory, and the agency whereby the good health has been attained is gratefully blessed. Hence i. is that so much is heard in praise of Electric Bitters. So many feel they owe their restoration 10 health, to the use of the Great Alterative and Tonic. II you are troubled with any disease of Kidneys, Liver or Stomach, of long or short standing, you will surely find relief by use of Electric Bit ters. Sold at soc and $l per bottle at Beaumont Coxe's Drug store
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused spch a general revival of trade at Beau. mont Coxe's Drug Store as their giv' ing away to their customers ot so many trial bottles of Dr. Kings New Discov- cry for Consumption Their trade is simply enormous in this very valuabl, article, from the fact that 1t always cures and never disappoints. Coughs Colds, Asthma, Brochitis, Group, anc all throat and lung diseases quickl. cured You can test t before buyin: hy getting trial bottle free, large sig l Sl. Every bottle warranted.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
Ooard of Supssvisovs.
 WEDNESDAY. July 31

\ Board met July 3lst, at 10 o'clock, pursuant to adjournment. Present, $. P. Behan (chairman) and Morris Goldwater, supervisors, and the clerk.
 On motion, the assessment on lands of the Aztec Cattle Co.,, Arizona Cattle Co, Bill Williams Stock Co, and the Perrin Cattle Go. was reduced to 30
 cents per acre.
 Resolved, That Road district No.
 he divided, and that No. be defined as running from Prescott to Bueno and that from Bueno to the Peck be known as District No. 32. That Ed. Gobin be appointed road overseer of Dist. No. g. with power to expend thereon all monies collected for road tax.
 Board adjourned until Monday, Au- gust 5th, 1889. at 10 o'clock. MONDAY, August 5. Board met August 5ih. at 2 o'clock, 
 pursuant to adjournment. Present, $. P. BehAn (chairman) and Morris Goldwater, supervisors, and the clerk.
 Proposals for furnishing 60 cords of juniper wood were opened as follows: James H Slack, per cord. "A 2S Joe Canonics, per cord. d...... 4 49 S NJ Weston, 30 cords at. ... 4 S6 8 Nj Weston, 20 cords at ... 4 95 $ c Reese, per cord rd............. 1 S9 Geo Burten, per cord ....... 4 9S Joe Dougherty, per cord. ....... , co
 On motion, contract was awarded to James H. Slack.
 Bids for repairs to Flagstaff and Pres colt jsils were laid over.
 Board adjourned until Tuesday, Au- gust 9th At 10 o'clock.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
Gratifying to All.

The high position attained and the universal acceptance and approval of the pleasant liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, as the most excellent laxative known, illustrate the value of the quail ities on which its success is based and are ahundanily gratifying tc the Cal. Fig Syrup Company.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
Gen'l Agent 4. & P. R. R

I have had nasal oatarrh Tor ten years SO bad that there were great sores in my nose, and one place was eaten through. l got Ely's Cream Balm. Two bottles did the work My nose and head are we'll l feel like another man.-C. s. McMillen, Sihley, Jack son O., Mo
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
suck,cc's Avn,ca SaIvs

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt khenm, Fever Sores, Chapped Hands. Chilblains Corns. and all Skin Eruption, and pos lively cures Piles or DO pay required. 1t Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Beaumont Coxe.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
auAnAHrnHD.

As saiy medicines ssll by dr,iegists. under aIesiuvs gNarams:e iron tnssr ma1uiacs; S fer Iks1-tha3 :s benefit or cure in an oascs Sf liasassa for which tAey a1s seccmmended. CT the money poid for them will be pronpty EsfundsA-aGe pr. Pisrcs's vorAA-fansd spe- Sn8 psnufactnred ey WeIldS .ptspsnsafy
 pr. Fisrcs's Geldss Msdieal Discovery cufse s,l di.ss.ss arisi.s fioH sstpii pr dsrs:ssS q 1pat1sGeon, PinplsA BlotehsA EruPtions. 2atIesun, Tst:sr. hEyapeiss. sne ssrofu- ulg-ssrofula. is also cured by tkis won 6esf0l rsnsdy. fl taken in enN
 W0yld.{aned rsmedy for all rhoss chronic YSaHasssc. snd d.trss.ns deis7fensass e Dotsat inviGorat1ns. rssserattvs tonic, or CRelGtA Givss, tnpareing tene and vigor e Ae 0SolS sySesm. As . soothing nsrvtns it . unsQuaied. sse Guarantee yrtntsd on the esttis wrapper cad faithfully carried cut ses aaRJ ysaM
 6spr,sAs ,sA sy wenIS's Dn Nsn Assr,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
Fares 10 the Albuquerque Fair.


 The Atlantic f Pacific railroad has issued the following circular Tn refer ence to rates of fare to Albuquerque during the fair:
 Dear Sir:-l take pleasure in in- forming you that We will make round trip rates to Albuquerque fair as fol lows; Gallup, S9.50; Holbrook, $l2.65 winslow, Si4.30; Flagstaff, $l7.2O Williams, $lS.l5; Prescott Junction $l9.7o; Kingman, $22.25. The gene ral superintendent of the Prescott X Arizona Central railroad informs oi that he will grant half rate from Pres colt to Pre- scott Junction Very Respectfully,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07

For all forms oi nasal cAtarrh where there is dryness of the air passage with what Is commonly called "s,afiing up.' . especially when going 'o bed. Ely. Cream Balm gives immediate relief. Its benefit to me has been pricele.s.- A. G. Case, NJ. D. Milwood, kss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07

George l.ount, proprietor, is now pre-. pared to deliver Ice in Prescott, 50 lbs. and over One Cent per pound; under 90 pounds, ic. per pound Leave orders at Post Office, lf0u.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07

| ihchcou to pay Ass ASoPOSso sc Aii1ona A special to the JoURNAL-MINER to
 day announces the appointment o
 J. H. Kebby, as Associate Justice fol
 this Territory.
 Joseph Dillon returned last evening
 from visit to the Congress mine. Major A. s. Kimball, Chief Quarter
 master, advertises for mesquite wood. J. E. Rays has sold lots 9 and II
 block G, Prescott. to G. Hathaway. for | $3OO.
 A dance will be given at Walnut
 Grove, for the benefit of the school house fund, August 18th. Quite large number of ladies 'and gen tlemen went out to the Chautau- quan picnic to-day. Heavy thunder storms passed around Prescott last night and this morning, but only touched lightly here.
 Judge Fleury assessed fine of $10 against Charley Gray, yesterday even iug, for the accidental discharge of his pistol.
 A deed from the Atlantic { Pacific railroad to E. F. Odell, for lots 23 and 2i block 34, Flagstaff, for $3OO, has been filed for record.
 The mean temperature in Prescott for July, ss reported by the signal ser vice, was 74.5 degrees, which by the way, is not very "mean," after all. The rainfall wss 1.45 inches.
 D. S. Scoville was able to be out to. day, and walked up to the corner where he received the gash in his throat. The mystery surrounding the affair still remains unsolved, although a bloody pocket knife was found yes- tsrday, in the vacant lot south of the Som: AT House. It is thought by some that ScOvills knows more about the identity of his assailant than he is will ling to tell.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
Nix0d But Good

Boys often get mixed. and the good boy is no exception 10 the rule. bu, |, is always pleasant to read oi the ear nestness of these little fellows. For in stance. the other night little hey un- dertook to say his prayers before going to bed. He began All right:
 Now lay me down to sleep. pray the Lord my soul to keep; If 1 should--
 Here he "got stuck" for s moment and seemed to be groping sround for the remainder of the l,nes. And theu all at once he steamed ahead: If 1 should chance to fall below Demo-thene- or Cicero,
 pray the Lord my soul io takei
 --Ex.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
Another Boycott.

sooTr-In Prescott, to the vile ( Adam Scott, August 2d, son.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
For SAI0

An Emerson Upright Piano, at grae' reduction in price. Inquire of E. M. Goldwater.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
 hould always be used for children eething. It soothes the child, soiten' bho gams, allays all pain, cures winJ )olic, and is the best remedy. Tor pi lrrhGa. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
 --> =. ..' = jan2Syl A Pocket Mirror Free to. Smokers O
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
Crystal Spr,nes Ice,

The finest fruit in town at c. w Ford's, Montezuma Street. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
ts. A New and In invaluable Book Published Both spanish and English, Separate
 Volumes. The Spanish- American Manual

tII6 OpoulS1j. aIu6JIC0u U40uu0l
 By THOMAS SAVAGE,
 hand book of general fnf0rmat on and business tntercour4e literally crammed with use.u' tnf0rma ion. Matter equal to three svo vols. condensed into one vol. VIII pay for itselftwenty times over every year.
 The ground covered by the woSk Is Mexico
 entra. and South Amel tc and the United States. Among the thousand topics treated are Resources, Manufactures, Comm rrce, Gov comments, Laws. Society, Mines. Routes of Travel. Railways and Steamship. Currency Raa king. Pustai and Custom House matters, Duties, Weights and Measures. etc. The in. formation Is all fresh, and much of it neye. before published,
 igentS Wanted iriss osVsSsa H sy s the Sorf ro,asands upon thousauds will be sotd. All merchants: tourists. lawyers and physicians will want 1t. Bankers vii, buy it; also man ufacturers, { n ,srs of government, military men, mining men and agricuituriets, also all railroad. express aud insurance officers. SFROM $s TO $2o A DAY can be made by eaInest, aetiSo and cOmpe. tent worker Ths desired ierr tory should Dc secured immediately or rare opportunity will be lost
 One needs no experience or capital In tnis business: for If properly presented the soI | sells itself aad we give our aGeats 70 oAys | time in which to deliver to subscribers anu collect before paving us Address TIRE -:- BANCROFT * COMPANY 7si Market Street. sau FrHncssco> Cal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
Wednesdays Edition
A we, Associate Justice.

The administration has at last com menced to pay its respects to Arizona. A special to the JouRNAL-MINER to- day announces the appointment of J. H. Kebby, as Associate Justice for this Territory.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-08-07
Weak, Painful Backs

AHM Kidney and Uterine Pains ant Weak NXHXlaesses relieved in one minute ny the
 IAE&tCutleusa Amtt- Pain Plaster. the
 HW nrst and only pain-kiii!ng plaster. eV. in stantAneOus. in ailible. 2S cents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-04

s.sas.s sorts s. 20 80 80. ~ $50 PER
f.,sssws II - sss fax - Fs.rkgi 81 III 90
fss.ar i Y1r sazsy O. Ibis Asssss - E'sa -
- - aa-sa IEsef oHn cae h4lf q tse naszorssi
wsfh re xssez tAs nasnes e SERENITY
,emn aaa s1sAsez whon ks elasEas e.
IS wersh = ag gsg Or &n nver@gs q
sv@~ sssrs~-AsYea nza bzsf HaissNsas sash-
Il resasses vsgv little serutlny = show
.hss Isl sxares are wsae IL the marx, s0r
Ia 1Es st are sevevas est4tes thai haFe EoEas
: s-pa4se - ons-Ezss Or ; less pr7E'orsa9a
a IS estimates. aaS the large pr0posttoz
whrh rsrreseatz Stocks Dazass FziirezAd
rxesertses ans raln@s. Il OF unrsvtzin assd
rseta2.sng valsse. mEeh a i Liable 70 =
aaae ahaoiasegv vAiusisss 81 any tlfae-
certasagv lis aral assertion taat the
Yng.ess states srs sFaetseAsIy ogrsed oT less
than 1aa0 persons IS absurd, ard even
Hsrs - il his pysssscf5oa that under present.
saeghoas Of s4xssieA he coaniry VII. ~
sa.rsg years. ~ Substantially owned %
less tsaa 5000 persons
A continuance GA TIE hres u gresatesk
recent accumulation Is Impossible BEYOND
q certain point. forinstance. railroad onsi<i-
tsg. instead og Increasing woase decrease
the wealth OF the country, wasting the
nnoaev. labor and material pu. into the
rev lines, and iepreeizting or destroying
the value II existing lines, for such woria
b the eonseq OF building in excess Of
she needs OF commerce. which would he
he case 4 the recent rate CT construction
we're maintained.
Ii may be admitted, and Is an unaGes-
tionapa fact. that there have been
enormous accommodations Vi wealth IN few
hands 81 late. bat however that fact niay
be paraded. il Is an equally inaispufahie
fact that the general condition Of the
poorer classes IS better nov in this country
than Il ever vas before. and better than il
Is in auv other country. In no country
and 81 10 period OF the worlds history is
g or hiss il been possible for man with
nauEht but physical strength 70 depend
upon 10 earn livelihood more surely and
more easily than ia this country az the pres
ent time, Nowhere aad at 40 time has il
been possible for n man 10 eara q subsistence
with less expenditure Of time or labor.
Though 700 men we're worth si00,G0000
apiere, how can the revenue laws be an IN
jury to one. who in spite OF that fact, or
perhaps parriy because Of il. can do better
than would be possible Ia any other ooun-
try, and better than could have been done
by those who have preceded him in the
same waIk % lie?
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-04

II Is 70 be hoped that pluck, rather than
mercenary considerations, prompted Prince
MuraE to break OF his marital engagement
with Miss Caldwell, his moneyed Yankee
alliance Although she had purchased a
gorgeous outfit, including a bridal dress
embroidered with an imrerial crown, and
had procured the presence of an Illinois
bishop ard an Italian monsignor to per-
form the ceremony, there can he no differ
ence in opinion as 20 the justification she
had given the prince for breaking of the
match Either as a high spirited gentle
man or - a fortune hunter he was fully
justified in his course when he read the
note she had written to friend across the
ocean. in which she said "You may be
sure that / always intend 10 be my own
flnaneieF | am willing 20 allow any hus-
hand may have sufficient income TO dress
well and pay his club dues. but he will
never have the management Of one cent of
my priH@;rzL z:4s.se princeiy title is
little better than . burlesque, as he is s eiti-
zen Of a republic. but he won his title as
general by galiantry on the field of battle.
and there is Just room for a reasonable
hope that the heartlessness OF the missive
touched his pride. and that this was the
cause Of his subsequent action, rather than
the plain intimatiou that he was 10 be put
on beggarly allowance