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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22

A Number Are Sentenced Today by Judge
Miller.


Buddy Nixon and sparrow Richardson, young
colored men, who were arrested some DAVIS ago
by Detective Weldon for alleged completely in
more than two dozen cases. of theft, were taken
before the Police Court today and given a hear
ing on two cases, involving the loss of three
overcoats from the house of Mr.. Pennybacker
on the 14th of last month. Judge Miller said be
was sorry to say that he could not hold
Richardson in this case under the proof, but
Nixon was given six months. Richardson is
serving time on other cases. The officers have
a large amount Of property which they are
holding for Identification.
Saul Green, the negro arrested for stealing a
pair of shoes and coat from Mr.. CYRUS b.
Lower, plead guilty and was given ninety DAYS
Elwood Allen, colored man from I4ordouu
county. Va, put on pair of trousers that be-
longed to William Lee and the Judge gave him
his first lesson IN city life with a thirty days
sentence. He WAS told that he had better re-
turn to Virginia when he got out
William Willis and a relative named James
Willis were charged with having stolen two
hogs from Edward Howison. They were given
ninety days each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22
MOUNTAINS GOLD CAPACITY.
Gen. Warren Says 1t Can Produce Enough to
Pay the National Debt.

CHICAGO, Dec 22.-Gen. C. Z. Warren Of
Montana is at the Leland Hotel. In regard to
the gold shipments he said: This scare about
so much gold leaving the country does not
brighten residents OF Montana who know the
mineral possibilities of the state. Why, Mon
tana can produce $3.50, 900, 900 year in gold
II forced to it. There are no less than
5000 gold properties in the state which
are paying claims. From these mines Montana
alone can produce gold enough to pay the ma
tional debt. While we believe in free and I'M
limited coinage of silver. and that the country
can consume the entire product Of silver, We
admi. that if silver should go to 60 cents an
ounce it would close every silver mine in Mon
tana and. force every miner to turn to gold
mining"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22

TALLuLAH. La, Dec. 22.-While Capt. B. B.
Pierce and ]. W. barrett were sitting in the
formers Office at Altoona station last night
some person approached the window and,
placing the muzzle Of gun against the pane,
fired two shots, killing both men instantly Both
men were shot in the neck and we're horribly
mutilated. The bodies were not found until II
o clock, when the alarm was given. large
body OF citizens gathered at the scene and dill
gent search was made to find the murderers but
failed Two negro suspects were brought to
this place today by the chief and lodged in Jail
to await further investigation. Both Of the
murdered men were highly respected citizens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22
IDaBO's DIAMOND YIELDS.

An Expert Relieves That They Are More
Extensive Than the African.
BOISE, IDAHO. Dec. PA. Kunze, the dia-
mond expert who has been examining the
alleged dismond fields here, has gone to Chi
cage. taxing with him several specimens. He
said; The geology Of the country around the
diamond fields is precisely the same a. in south
African fields and not unlike those of Brazil. The
only difference is that these are not a. much
broken up In my opinion these diamond
nelds VIII be larger than either those Of Africa
or Brazil. the bloxo1ts or shafts being Q great
deal larger and more clearly de6ned".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22

BIhnISGHAM, ALA, Dec. 22.-News reached
here this morning of the assassination Of r. p.
Hariston, a wealthy merchant and planter near
Eutaw, Greene county, last night While going
home from his store about midnight he was
shot to death from ambush by unknown as
sassins. His body was found this morning.
The killing is supposed to have been for rob-
berry, as Hariston is reported to have much
money. Officers with bloodhounds have gone
from here to trail the murderers. Hariston
was highly connected and prominent political
leader.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22

CouSrERFEIrKRs ARRKsrED.-Ihe chisf OF
the secret service division has information from
Special Operative Forsyth OF the arrest yester-
day At Atlanta, Ga, by him OF Marion Barnett
and J. ". Eubank for passing counterfeit dol
Lars, halves and nicksls With the prisoners
Agent Forsyth captured their tooas and guam
were composed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22
Marriay. Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued BY The
clerk of the court TO the following; John 4.
Brooks and Theresa McCGHerty; Joseph H.
Irwin and Cornelia simms; Archie Williams
and Maria Lewis; Chas. Daggett and Fanny
McGee; Ledman Tolson and Ann =. Keys. both
of Prince William county. Va. Geo. i. MAi-
tens of Montgomery county. Nd. and Msr-
garet J. Rowell; Philip BoilmAn Everett 81
Milton. Pa, and Sarah Anna Lahr u Loehiel.
Pa: Chas +. Brogden and Lena L. johnson q
Richmond, Va; james n. Parish OF Illinois and
Sarah T. Lowe Of California. John J.. coilihs
and Eva NJ. Branson; LLOYD Williams 81 Mont
geometry county. Nd. sud Anuie Porter 81 Cor
donsville, Va; John Sale aud Maggie Edwards;
Charles Dorsey aud Randall Burrows: George
j. Sutton and Emma A. Batterhsld; George X
Shields OF Wilmington, Del. aud Georgiania
,Green OF Culpeper county. Va; John H. ors-
ham OF Asheville, y. e.. and Edith NJ Ssiggett
OF Cincinnati. Nelson II. King aud Carrie
Luckett; John T. Ferguson and Emma Windsor.
both Of Prince Georges comfy. Nd; ". IL
WYATT jr.. and Minnie l.. Nie-z. both of Llca-
mond, Va; Arthur Bell and Amelia wesser.
SEND your contributions Of provisions or
=. % Tur Exrxrxa Claua
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22

MOUNT VERNON, n. Y, Dec. 22-The jury
IN the case of Ella Newton, the young girl
whose body was found floating in East Chester
creek near the Invemore Hotel on the evening
OF December S. has rendered the following YER
dict; Ella Newton came 10 her death by drown
Ing on December 5, 1892. caused by person or
persons unknown to the jury"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22
THE STATE AS BARKEEPER,
South Carolina May Sell Drinks to the Pc,
PIE Through Its Own Officers.

south Carolina May Sell Drinks to the PeO-
pie Through Its Own Officers.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. 22.-After an all
nights session the state senate passed the
Evans dispensary bill to its third reading at 6
O'Clock this morning.
This bill provides for the dispensing of all
liquors by duly appointed officers of the state,
and in its present position is engineered by
the prohibitionists an amendment to the
regular prohibition bill, AS only in this
shape is there any possibility Of pass
ing an anti-iquor law at the present session Of
the legislature, which will adjourn on Saturday
next. Determined opposition to the bill caused
ceaseless flibustering during last night, and it
is expected that it will be renewed when the
measure comes up for its third reading in the
senate.
The house has already passed regular pro-
hibition bill and will doubtless agree to the
substitution Of the dispensing bill in the form
OF an amendment to the original bill
1t Is unothcially announced that Gov. Till
man will approve the bill if passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22

About O'Clock today an alarm 81 FIRE was
turned in from box No. sl2 for = dre IN a one
story brick in Johnson's alley near 21d rnd Y
streets. On their way home from the are The
members OF one of the companies stopped al
the house of Mr.. Alvord. of the firm OF Little
field a Alvord. No. 2j07 Pennsylvania avenue.
where there WAS some trouble with the heatifag
apparatus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22

n May Ne oentrsii~s b, the R.pssi.e...
and fopsis-t..

Senator Sanders 81 Montana received ,el.-
gram this afternoon IRON Helena stating th.s
the two democratic canvA--ers. ". T. Min~r
and Ed. dunno, Who haye h-en h~for. "A.
court thon Tor several DAYS enA.aporine 10
show ~hy they should not canvas. ne
Boa Elder district. have FED - Uanaaa
fefore the settlement 20 the cas- IN.
result Of this action On their l@rt ~sIl y,ral-
ahly be that the court vii ctder the district
return. II this is done 70 vii result b. ths de-
ton TO the legislature % two repnhlicans ara
val 80 change the complexion of that bodv 81
Montana that the republicans. ard thu poi ulists.
and not the democrats. will have control
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22

They Went Through the Principal Shops a
Waverly, Va. Last Night.


81 ecia1 Dispatch to The Evening Star.
PETERSBURG, Va, Dec. % -Burglars made
raid on the town of waverly. on the Norfolk and
Western railroad, last night and but little else
liz being talked of there today. They broke into
the store Of ?. Fleetwood & Co. and Burt &
Briggs and stole a number of gold watches and
other valuables. They next burglarized the
bar room Of Neblett i Co. and then
went to the building occupieds by the
Farmers Alliance Exchange. into which they
forced an entrance. They broke open a large
iron safe by the use of sledge hammers and
chisels. but got no money. They next broke
into the wagon factory of Mayfield Il Co, but
did not get much Of value. kilograms have
been sent to the chiefs Of police in different
cities to keep lookout for the burglars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22
HOUSE.

Immediately after the reading and approval
of the journal Mr.. McNillin (Tenn.) moved an
adjournment. This was defeated-42-4S.
The committees we're called for reports, but
without important results, and as there was ev-
identity no quorum present the House at I2:I5
adjourned until January 4, 1893
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22
The Injunction Denied.

In the case Of George W. CARL against the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad to restrain the
erection of q fence ON 7th street northeast in
the Equity Court, Justice Bradley, today ther
spondent filed answer. The company stated that
the fence il being erected under the authority
of the Commissioners Of the District board, on q
petition Of citizens asking for its erection for
the purpose of securing safety, and they have
full warrant Of Law for the action. The injunc-
ton was denied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22
conf,rmations mai. Af,srnoan.

In executive session this afternoon the
Senate confirmed the following nominations:
Fred ]. Grant, to be minister plcnipotentiary
to Bolivia, and tho following postmasters,
sherman \. Meyers, at Anita, Iowa; John W.
Wright, Licbfeld, MIMI; Allan PSI Dickey,
waynesburg, Pa; Henry c. Stone, IT,, Media,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22
Could Not Hide the Shortage ANY Longer

LITTLE Rock. ARK. Dec 22.-The state
asy hum trustees have filed their annual report
with Gov. Eage. showing that shortage of
$1,000 existed in the accounts of the
secretary and treasurer, Rev. II. :.
Buchanan. The shortage dates back over
a period OF ten years, and owing to the
high standing of Buchanan it was kept
secret until today, when the trustees, in order
to protect themselves, reported it. buchanan
land Presbyterian Church III this city for ten
years up to two years ago. The state will take
steps toward recovering the money and indict-
ing Buchanan for embezziement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22

Celebrating the Golden Jubilee Of Bisho
O'Iara at Scranton.

ttIfDfttihk INC OOIuth JubtIee OF BISHOP
O'Hara Scranton.
SCRANTON. Pa, Dec. Fifteen thousand
persons paraded today In commemoration Of
Bishop o Hara's golden jubilee. In IL we're
marching clubs from every city in the diocese
and /; the finest affair ever witnessed in
this section. The column was reviewed by
Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishop Ryan and the
visiting bishops and the clergy from the col
lc ge aud academy. The right reverend bishop
= ccived a eablegram conveying the papal
blessing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22

CASH IN THE TRKAsURY.-The heavy dis
bursements made by the Treasury Depart
ment on account Of Christmas salaries. &C.,
and winding up the business Of the calendar
year has reduced the net cash IN the treasury
TO ~, 355 800. or this el0s.47, 600 IL in sub
sidiary coin and sll, 2o9, 900 in national bank
dspositaries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22

INDIAN AoExr SlAoxs DxAp.-The Indian
bureau this morning received telegram stat
Ing that 0. E. simons, the agent At Fort
Belknap, Mon, who Was shot by an Indian
several days ago, died ot his wound yesterday
Conmissioner Morgan has requested that an
army odacer b Immediately detailed 70 taks
e&aGUo * - agency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22
LATIN

pie In ssh II nrss taught IN Earl<pd IN ~
seventh century. and speedily bccsms esisnshed -
The lesrned language Of the Kingdom Theo o. Isy.
lor Old oarbon and @. o. rsyior Pure Rye whs-ks-s
ysars since became established tie connd~nc< q
the public The leading of the kind h<inx
CAREFULLY DISTILLED and remsrkNbly rnss. prsxris<s
and grocer> ell them Our arm name h On he is1a
Sole Rsoprsssos. Boston. Ma
Tr.As supplssk ~
SAMEs l. DARBoUR oou.
swanhxn~oA- y G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22

HARRY SuLLIvAS's SENrEScE.-The Presi-
dent today acted on the case Of Harry Sullivan
Of the navy, who was tried by court martial for
culpable neglect Of duty while serving ON the
Jamestown. He was found guilty and sentenced
to be dismissed, but the President mitigated
the ssntencs 70 Suspension and reduction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22
THE NEXT spEAkERsHrr.
What the Friend. of Mr.. Crisp Say on the
Subject.

THEY CLAIM THAT HE HAS ONE HUNDRED AND
FORTY VOTES IN THE NEXT HOUSE SURE
THIS HAS BEEN ARRIVED AT WITHOUT ANY
FORMAL CANVASS OR PLEDGES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22
BOoI,s Gasp RErImxo
Sale.
SHors Ar \ Sacnrrrcr.

Boo Aft.r a O isa.aut and grosresous qIar- b
bad Or q . eentury of .hos br~iusSs. have Il,
isoi ,i.stds.i O. ry'tra. ard have leased ND p,
BIOL store 20 TIE Grc-s CHA. slI japan lea h
bs.l Company. alr VII t@.s ru----Stou In u
broi January u MI - s.-a that the aim. b,
u 90 Tor itspo-iu< o.; Jay i-aul-Is-e stock u b
y ai sLocst very short b
n, ol What lucky rSin a'~.-s that this h
E0i ''eraat rst.rtsa -als~ should catue fust b,
hl'ul 81 th- tiuu- ~L.n you arr making Suur ID,
l-stl purchase snr '.Tisl1I1z Iul't present ID.
bpal yvHr iri.a,.- ssh grusiuyutd u-s.es.
t-l urttri--. but s.vs C.eul -1metling sub u,
lAo -tantiAl that tEsy uill appreciate for in u
t~si Stanreaa 9-lr % Hrs .los~ Our enc L.
hcol suosis are s-li-s N AZ Tricss Usually 4.
f'ssl as-sd ior EsttuIn sraiit.e-. and The b.
hs-ii medium n pTioss u.a-.ly ASKED fsF the L,
h'ol roos. b.
'oai A. the rriess sl0,s; below the stock L,
hnol VII fairy sssp" away. 80 ylu'!l have l.,
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Hsal our .!i... A. al! Hpbts D-s -Syl-s rro- b,
Dol du7d ESPECIALLY ior tt1. s@a-'I's wegr d.
fo,i. " give h.!-s tsW u shs many inter d
iaol esiiu. .trilss IL
i1nl EdNIn CL--ss Hand s.vsl Calts Kaa- Il,
rH. .urfss M. lass .r..s or button. sold b,
col atois town i.r 60 Hsssrlny Irsof. 81. b.
flai tiruvss's .-ft 81. Ter teaI'r feo: b,
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b'-.i Es.li-riy ~ fsr 80 - a; the Rstir- b.
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al Nswh-s -g. s.i fouths shoes n
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h.. = ter cent 90 our >-fssi 4lGf q Css0ls- b
y o. brothsrs' - LsHt~t.Tl Misses and liz
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I-soi o.. tsp .a''ss - go. se1rinl any to b
n ~. I-asr q oFAEsrr sh1-s D.
bagl Thee are ssass 49, Ehers Ne tell you u.
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ia "a, sou o. s.ii 49,, Il
b. h.utsa,tsS. $50. os..gsd q rcf osf' "a. d
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22

% - . u ONLY lpr'-. ia the
District a. -rl.s VIC fNELf
frr rs-l. - hsrH- DIR PRICES
ar Nh .usfr e. ttl'fFE ENr~ES
fsfCt, u -. b.. .l.i tH- f,a-.s III tHs
ANLhk4E ] l--T- r@-l'Ji.4- srum
III srs'iif sIhtsu ~ OTHER
hNN -. tlH.Hs fl. DOES or IAN
htfOLb - So 80 CMEAP A. We
Do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22

LoHDox, Dec 22-MV Lille Langtry u
rather better and the fever from which she i
suffering i subsidius sut,ciently soallow her to
sleep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
rHE NraHr LoparNa HorsE.


The Commissioners have authorized supt.
Preston of the lodging house 10 employ one
night assistant and one Waterman. Ne well a. one
cook aud one general utility man. They have
appointed Mr.. Warner Gibbons the Waterman
at the lodging at Fl per day.
NOT To ne SOLD HIRE.
Once every year the police have a sale % the
old weapons and property taken from criminals.
This morning Major Moore called the Comn,ls-
sioners' attention 10 the Law which forbade the
selling Of firearms without license. ID Vas
fret sugaested that the pistols and dreams be
destroyed. but aiterward decided to send them
to some other city and there realize from them.
STREET SoMEScLArUTE
Mr.. James Mooney Of the bureau Of s;hnol-
ogy writes to Commissioner Douglas to-day -
follows: "You may recoIleci that at the no.
mencleture meeting Hr. Somes suggested
other plan Of numbered streets. VIA. calling AL
principal thoroughfarcs streets and dosiguAte
them by number, having those running in ous
direction To bear even numbers and fhu-. 10
right angles with them % bear odd num-
beers. by this means al po-sible con-
fusion between sth street and ith avenue. &c-.
Is avoided. and by dividing by two tho distance
in squares between two point- d readily found.
Ii would neccssita'e Remembering % our
present numbered streets. The more ] think
of IL the better like IL nn4 an ready ~ say
that think il better and simpler than any n
our own suggestions. g. 20 Arizona tonight,
aud the haste 81 pIerHra'i n has DELAYED nav
communicating this olin.on.'
MISrFiiASEoys.
The Stony Greek Granite Company has ashri
the Commissioner 20 extend the time for the
delivery Of the fret shipment at curb Tine
months.
The Commissioners have appointed lirhari
Hill TO be superintendent Of chimney sWcrps.
vice Turner, removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22

3 CLorHrxo on FooD for the poor should b.
sent 70 TuI EvEx1na 61As Santa Claus Club
for distxibution-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22

AIRS WfSSLOV's sDOTHrNti SYBCP
Has h~-u u--d ~ over UIFfy YEARS ~ MILLIONS
u MOTHERS To- t1-r CuI..DLAS WHILE TEE II
INC VITA PEEIll-f ~ c. sS n sOOruF- tbs
CHILD. sOETENs "a GJ Is. N.LAYs al PAIN.
CrNES WIND C1fjC anil tzs bss. rec o. for
biAHLHt4a snli - dr'E.is.s N every p=ls q the
World a. All To- Mrs NIEs'1N's Suoth-
ins syrup sni tA.s uL.F ..al -OosuIs JO..ls
A.l.N
NERvCrs pFs0STDATtON. sLEEPLESsNESS
y gltanl hshl- lyllns-s h'ls~ cured Dr.. Niles
N.rvtLa ~aauri-s 10
sCutitGE 4. SrTFENS. 9th AMI Pa ave.
DI1fuTsNE-s DIZZINESS. NAUSEA. HkAB-
- 81 are relieved uy s.uaIl discs % CATERS Little
ILN.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22

AYERS PMS
THE
BEST KENspY
FoE CONSTIPATION.
JAUNpIcE. EKADACHT
BILIoUsNEss AND
pYsrEPsIA
Easy To TAAE
SURE
To CUBE
ALL DISORDERS
~ THE STOMACH
LIVER AND
BOWELS.
EyrEr Dos EareouyE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22

HAVE Won sent your mite g. the santa Claus
Club: Clothing. food or money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22
L. l. Az OID FAsmox NorIos

L. l. Az OLD FAsHrox NorIoS
That Hs'iieins Ia. a. ts.ss bal to do any good.
scOTrs EMULsION l. ed liver oil With its nsa-
a. t.-,r iost-Hothin- Is lost bu, The taste
Ihb b more than . matter % comfort Agreeable
ts.;s i.sI~sys ahsiFto digestion. -iek,nins taste
i-al~aIs hindr-as-. Iisr. O.. ynl5 harm tn ,asin&
cOi liver OH unless IN a's,s.r Avoid ,hs taste.
,CJIT BOVINE.
Chemists.
i3s souin .sh ave New York
Your dru<1st ksap. sCOrIs EMULSION Of cod
liver otI-all dfus- .sts everywhere do. Ell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


The following are the opening and closing prices
the New York Stock Market, ~ reported by specia
wire TO Corson Mccartney. 14l9 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22

SEND your contributions Of provisions OF
clothing 20 THE EVENING SrAR santa cans
Club for distribution To the poor ut christmss-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-22
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FISE EEApI StADE CLOTHING
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at faF youT ~ IRON. Sou upward.
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MAEs oyEaco,r AT
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%: . { %
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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-08-19
4TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

The Prospect il Good for Landlord.
ism in this Country.
Mr.. Vanderbilt owns over two mil
lion acres of land.
The California millionaire, Murphy
owns four million acres of land
which is equal in area to the state Of
Massachusetts.
The Schenly estate owns two thou.
sand acres within the limits of Pitts
burgh and Allegheny cities, from
which the heirs draw 81 900, 900 an
'nually.
There are 98,OOO,OOO acres OF
United States land owned by foreign
noblemen, who are not citizens OF
the United States, owe no allegiance
to the government, and spend their
money elsewhere.
''Lord" Scully OF Ireland, owns
according to our laws) 10000 acres
of farm lands in Illinois. These
lands he parcels out to small tenants
who turn over the bulk of their earn
ings to their foreign landlord. His
income from that source is 100000
per annum.