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The St. Johns herald., 1892-02-25

and imp $1s:O. per pro $4S745 tax S15-6 s5. cash lOsS 4S, due 47I e7 penalty l, int one and one Inf per cent per month
 Wilt6ank E W imp Nutrioso 9, per pro 2c6, tax7 5 penalty l, int as above
 Wlsklns W mp on ranch in Dry valley Nu- trlOso lots tS4 blk 10, l20, per pro 94 30 pen ally 1, int Gs above ~ P0A
 Wtlhe m B II House and imp in COneho n her pro %7J ?, tax 10 C3, penalty l. int as above.
 Whlppl- E Is n Jr. houses (L imp in Fool Ho1- low lou, pr pro 1Sl j0, x1O G3, penalty l, int
 Willis Frank house and imp Taylor 40. per pro 25l, tax 2, penalty l. int as above.
 Willis Richard, House & imp one mile nv of Armstrong $ 110 per pro i3l 5O, tax A. cash ' 9I, due 0Oe, penalty 1, int as above,
 Willis Wm R house < imp Taylor & imp on Silver creek l21 p-r pro POT, tax S6, cash Q 96 due penalty & nt4 I5,
 West E imp Snowflake 50, per pro 22l 30 tax 44, penalty l, int as above.
 west x E, per pro 5.jI 7j tax i57 S5, pen Glty 1. int aS above
 Waters Cattle Co part of sec 10 twp IS n oi rye l5 l6) acres & imp 301 per pro 39S37 5l tax 1904 + cash o97 B. due 306 5, penalty l. int as above
 N0rkman M W house and imp i'll Pinedale 9, tax 7jc, penalty l. int as above.
 Warren J Q | ranch & imp below Penrods 90: per pro 79. Fax ST. penalty 1, int as above
 WILLS II estate sw or of nv or 70 acres & imp 0Jo, per pro s52 5o tax 27 97, penalty l, int as
 Whipple Willard imp on ranch m, below Hunlngs 1eO per pro 4S6, tax r 5S, penalty l. int as ObOve.
 West Ezra house x imp Snowflake 75, per pro 25O tax 75, penalty ], int as above
 Whitcomb Vim n Inf of se qr G Inf of ne or of sec 20 twp II of rge 23 e l60 acres 250, tax 50, penalty l, int as above:
 Wakefield house imp at Meadows 100, per pro 235 D, tax 10, penaltyl int a. above.
 Western Union Telegraph Co, telegraph poles, Ines, apparatus and all equipments apper.siniug to and belonging to said Western Union Tele- graph Co, in Apache countp Arizona being 11169 miles at $25 per mile $25, ,l3J 9, tax 753 91 pen altv l, int above:
 Woodruff Dam & Ditch Co, ditches, Dams &c, at Woodruff 2JO, tax 50, penalty l, int as above.
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Eager Jno I. part Of sec 4twpSn n of re @ e and pat of sec 2l twp s II of rge 2 e 103 acres and imp 30 90 per pro s2S7 90 tax on rel estate S9 91 ger pro s tZ total tax SIS 5, penalty Sl int one and one half per cent per month.
 Ellsworth Olson, house and imp on lot in Wcodsu S35, Ter pro Il 7j, tax on real es.aie S1 @, per pro $4 &, total tax $5 3, penalty Sl, int one and one hi Ter cent per month.
 EspaTanza Cat le Co, imp on ne CT cfscc 2 twp 1S of rge r e f61 acres HOIbrOck lot Il blk il and l)t F blk $llGO. per pro s1.970, tax on al estate $33, per pro S5t9 10, total ax s542 TO- pen alty $1, int one and one If per cent per month.
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Lopez Roman per pro $2S1 9, tax SC G4, pen alty $l, int one and one Inf per cent CT montl
 Lopez Ben:gno house and imp Oa L Colorado D per pro PAS, X real estate 75c, Ter pc z4, total 19, penalty l, int as above.
 Lyt'e " ?, house and imp near Eagerville 50, per pro TO, tax on real estate l 50 Der pro 1O, tot,l to penalty | int as above.
 Lund " W. NutriosO lots & blk :. 160 acres land G5 imp i055 per pro 561 5) tax leal estate 31 6 ptr pro l6 S4 tll $ 49 by cash 2o D, b3l du 2I S9, penal Y l, int as above.
 Love Sam Nutr.oSo lot & imp 2S, per pro 3, tax ryal estati Sic, Fer pro see, total 74, penal ty l, int as above.
 Lewis Geo F, house & imp in Pinedale 25O. per pro 150 tax on real estate %, per prJ4 So total 12 90, penalty !, int as above.
 Lundquist r A house nd imp in Snowflake I0), tax 3. Ienalty l. int as above.
 larson II 4 imp on ranch, Inf of 'OtS l 8 ,&4 blk z, 30 per pro 2725 50, tax real eSta-e g. per pro Sl 16, totl 50 75, penal'y1, int as above:
 LOrensen house & imp on fra t pIrts 19&20 house WinslCw t l blk 530e, Fer pru s. tax on r al state g. per pro a. total II 55, penalty l. int as above,
 L Prade FIT, house hall Winslow lot 12 blk s blEsm.th shop WiGslow lot blk :, 365, per pro 2379 h. real estate 10 y5, pcrpro l 37 total o2 52. penalty l, int as above.
 Lamb on AB & Son. house and mp i I field be- low StJohns l0J, tax 3. p.nally 1, in; as above Luna sol SC or of ne or and or of SC or of sec ? twp 10 Il of ge 5 80 acres & imp 1e4j tax by cash 70 C4 bal due 10 5G, penalty l, int as above;
 per pro l5 tax on real estae 30, per pro 45c to- tstl 3 =, penalty l. int as aLove.
 Ludquist house and imp Snowflake 10 acres s. perpT0 63, tax real estate 55 per pro , c, tOtal4 b2. penalty l. int as above. Lindenberger one and one half acres HOl- brook townsite sec twp T. Il of rge T c 50 tax 1 D, penalty l, in as above.
 Long Anthony one Inf blksmith shop Springer vile j0 tax 1 oU, penalty 1, int as above.
 Low3er & Thomson St Johns lots l < blk lS, $20, tax e. penalty l. int as above.
 Lopez Fustln Inf of sw or sec 24 twp II n of rge 26 S9 acres 2@O tax 70 penalty l, int as above,
 Laiton Irsael per pro 1jl, 25 tax 63, penalty 1, int is above. l., sser J JuliuS lots and imp W:nslow lots 1 & : blk and lots 15 l l6 blk ? 23J, tax %, penalty 1, int us above,
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Penney, w A lots 1 blk SC and inn S5e per pro 125, tax Ii 2j pen l. int one and half per cent per month,
 Taiolla, Jose Antonio house at Las Tuces 90, per pro 10, tax 20, pen 1. int as above.
 Thompson, T H imp on Little Colorado miles above Sprngcrvi4e l0J, per pro l39 l5, tax 10 l7, pen l. int as above.
 Penney, Warren NJ imp on ranch on Nutr:osO, 90, per pro 14l tax 73, cash 50, due 23, pen l,
 thompson, James per pro 91, tax 2 73, pen l,
 thompson, Al per pro 162, tax 4 s. pen l, int as above.
 TIimble, T NJ imp in Holbrook lot 10 blk 2, 175, per pro 34, tax 6 z7 pen l, int as above.
 Tucker, house and imp i'll NinsIoW and imp on ranch m Il of WinslOW 5JO, per pro 653, tax 34 5, pen l, int as above.
 Penney, M, W w Berry agt, house and imp at Walnut Grove 149 acres, 325, tax 9 70, pen l, int a above.
 Thompson, J A imp on land m n of St Johns B. per pro 150, tax 6, pen 1, int as above.
 Tomalla, Jose house and imp in COncho 90 tax 5O pen 1. int as above.
 Thomas, D " lots l 1 blk 9, $25, tax 75c, pen l, 'if Thompson. " lots blk 62, $25 tax 62c,pen 1, int as above.
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Unknown owner, imp on ranch hi m west oot ot Billings known as Billings ranch $500, tax S1j % pen $i intone and half per cent per month.
 Unknown owner, sec Y twp To II rge 22 Q, 64J acre, $IS2O. tax $54 60, pen S1 int as above
 Udall Bros ditches) dams. etc, used for 1Tri- gating and milling purposes on farm and at mill at Springerville $5OO tax $15, pen $l int as above
 Unknown owner, Holbrook lots blk l, lot IO M 38 39 40 H 42 43 II 45 45 4748 blk l. lot 13 42 blk
 lot3 F I3 Is 29 blk f. lot 520 p blk 6, lot I2 Is 20 9 42 43 fl blk 1 lot 10 II F Is l4 l2 I6 l7 Is l9 9 blk S. lot 20 3 blk l0 lot g S9101I F 13 14 l5 l6 17 Is l9 zO Z! ZZ 3Z 4 DIX IL Iot1 to Al IIyI2 IOt567S9 10 II F Is II b l6 r 18I9 202I p 33 tU 40 Iot3 910 Il r. lS II l2 I6 F IS 1g 70 12 p B to ri blk H. Total value oi Ho,brook lots to unknown owners S2I9U, tax Soe. 70, pen $1 int as above.
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n of rge q el6J acres 0 per ITO 125 30 tax real estate 20 4o p,r pro37 S6, total 57 76, penalty l, int as above.
 Karichner house l imp Snowflake land WD Kattchner entry 7acyes Is. per pro 1o7 taX real estlt4 A. per pro o1, total 10, penalty l, int as above.
 Kartchner Culver Real estate 9, per pro >, tax on real estate 75c, per pro l G, total 2 4) penalty l. int as above.
 Knowles Henry lot l b:k17 imp 25, tax o. pen llty l, int as above;
 Kenfner G E. pr pro 427, tax l2 s1, penalty |, int as above,
 Kinsley Henry int in Telegraph Co 2, perpro 75 tax real es ate 7jc, per pro 5 to:ai 3, pelial ty ], int as aboTG.
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Wright J G, St Johns lots blk 5 and lots 3 blk $ 150 per pro 21S tax Il O., penalty lnt as above. ot c1,
 Wabash Cattle Co.Stinking springs rancn oaIt TaI,es Wallace ranch in mountains, Ranch known as Hard scrabble, Prospect ranch, raneh No ,, Barella ranch, Thomas ranch 49O acres
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Nicoll, A fractional part of Inf of sw or sec 2 twp l3 rge 2S c, 5 acres, lots blk r. and l blk Is and imp 6eS, per pro 3U7 50, tax 8 Is, cash l. due 26 l6, Renl int one and ahalf per cent per month.
 Nuanes, Jose house and imp Of St Johns 10, per pro IA 75 tax G4 pen l, int as above.
 Navarette, Cruz house ill new towu, St Johns lot F blk 20 aud imp e5, Fer pro 1O3 tax S2 Fen | int as above.
 Nulroso Irrigation Co, dtches, dams, etc., in Nutricso, 5G0, tax D, pen l, int as above,
 Nicolas, Valentine imp on ranch 2 miles of Wilferd 50, tax 90. pen4, int as above.
 Nelson, john imp Cn ranch miles INV of Will ford 59, tax 50, Ten l, int as above.
 Naliy Ed c HolbrOok lots g l0 blk and imp 120J per pro I43 15 tax 10 46. pen 1. int above
 Naile \ one box house, one cabin 150 per ITO Sl7 50 total tax 53 03, pen l. int as above.
 Norton, John A In 4 Y Greer entry, 40 acres house and imp at Amity, 215 per pro 2J0 25, tax Ii 5O pen !, int Gs above.
 Nicolas, Seratin lot blk 87, 10 tax BOG, pen l. int as above.
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Jaramillo Jose Manuel St Johns lots 4 blk S5 $25 per pro S3l, tax real estate 7jc. perp-o S2 73 total S3 =S, penalty Sl, int as above.
 JaramiilO Episanio imp Fl Tule sw qr of SC ar 10 acres & imp 135, per pro v 25, tax real estate 05 per pro 5, total g, penalty l, int as above.
 Jones TW. Houselnt Springerville 150 per pro G. tax real estate 70, per pro %, total 4, pera ty l. int as above.
 Jarumiilo Margar ta, imp on ranch 50, per pro To- tax It al estate ? 10, per pro soc, total TO- penalty l. int as above.
 JaramilO Nestor ? houses Winslow 90, per pro g. tax real estate 50, Ter pro 15c, total 65, pen alty 1, int as above.
 Jolly B. nv ar of see 24 twp II n ofrge 2 e 160 acres imp 530 tax l5 90 penalty l, int as above.
 Johnson DelOs Inf of nv qr S n Inf oil qr ot see twp 10 Il of rge II 6 16O acres -5l, tax 0O penalty l. int as above.
 Johnson Mary L, ne qr of SC ar of sec p twp ? n of rge p hi of Sw or of sec 3J twp Il or rSe 23 S nv ar of nv ar of secSl twp Il ot rge 2S I6S acres 326, tax iS. penalty l, Int as above
 Jenkins ravid nv Qr Of INV ar of sec = twp iS of rge I7 10 acres 200 tax 6, penalty l, int as above,
 Jensen NJ St Johns lots3 blk 2S $2O tax 60c, penalty l, int above.
 Jones & Davis St Johns lot blk 8, o,taXsEc, penalty l, int as above
 Jiron Jose house X imp of St Johns dO, tax l 30 penalty l, int as above
 JalamillO n Inf of nv or Of sc II typ II n or rge 2S e t Inf of ne or of sec 15 twp II Il Of rge 2 leo acres z01 tax F. penalty l, int as aDoFc'
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Ortega, LeandrO nv ar of sw ar sec twp F n rpe 26 e. 4O acres ConchO lots A blk l. to l2 blk 2and imp 330 per pro k77825, total tax 93 25 cash 5J due s1 D, pen l, int as above
 Ortega, DesideriO land Tn below Concho, 40 acres in sec B twp 13 Il rge 26 and lots II S 15 blk ,, 250 per pro 1479, tax 51 S7, pen l. interest as above.
 Ortega Jose Antonio 160 acres land, lots 1 $ and s block ?, lot blk and imp 53}, per pro 3I5 tax 9 A, pen l. int as above.
 Owens, James house and imp in Woodruff, 800 per pro 335, total tax 90j, cash H. due O, pen l, int as above.
 O'Connor, Chas house and imp in Winslow, 150 Ter pro 52 tax O6, pen l, int as above.
 Oles0n Maua ranch and imp mile below COu- emais in Bush Valley l0l, tax g. pen l, interest as above.
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Vigil, Roman house and imp on Little Colo, rado 10 miles south of St Johns 40 per pro lO,tax 50 pen int as above.
The St. Johns herald., 1892-02-25
Young, Al imp on Show Low 5, per pro 1GS, tax 5s, pen int as above,


 Buck, J HOlbrook lots g 34 bike 2 blk & 1aof To: 34 blk and imp $2l10 tax 163 so, pen $I int one and half per cent per month.
 Zuck. A lots 30 36 blk l. D To 10 blk 9 232i 26 29 4 to 36 II 43 A. blk g. D 26 30 3I and of 34 B to SS 43 to 46 blk 4 to II r to 20 blk > II I6 19 2 to 2l z6 % to B blk IA to l7 1921 to A 26 to fl blk s, to 21 to 4S blk to 20 blk g. F to I9 21 to 24 26 to IA blk 10. In ne portion of townsite ar SEC about 30 acres $s4O per pro sSO tax S97 2S pen $l int as above.
 Zeiger, Chas pei ITO $12.741 9, tax 1882 24, pen Sl interest one and a half per cent per month. And notice is hereby given that I, as Tax Col lector of said County of Apache, said Territory of Arizona, in accordance with Section 26S5 of the Revised Statutes of Arizona for 1SS7, will ap- ply to the Disttict Court of the Fourth Judicial District of said Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Apache, to be held at the town of St. Johns in said County and Territory at it's next ensuing term, tO-wit: the Third (3d) Monday in April, A, D., 1892, as provided and fixed by law, for judgment against the lands, and real estate and personal property above described in said delinquent 1 st for the amount of money due respectively on said pieces of land, real es- tate and personal property for said taxes of the year 1890 and costs of this proceeding and pen atty for nOn-payment according to law Of said taxes, and interest and for an order to sell said property for the satisfaction thereof. further give notice, that on tEe Monday succeeding the said Third Monday Of April, A. D 1892, being the Monday succeeding the first Monday of said term of said Court, each piece of said land real estate and personal property, for the sale of which order shall be made by said District Court at it's said term, will be. by me- exposed for sale, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and o'clock P. M;, at public Outcry for cash, to the highest bidder, in front of the Court House door, at the town of Saint Johns, County of Apache and Territory of Arizona, the same being the building in which said District Court is held for the amount Cf the taxes, penalty, costs and interest which shall be by said District Court at it's said term, adjudged and decreed to be due respectively on each piece of said land, real estate and personal property above described for the year 1S,1
 O. B. LITTLE, Sheriff and exOfflciO Tax Collector of Apache County, Territory of Arizona.
 January 2S, 92.
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Duran, Antonio ranch on Little Colo rado about 3 miles above Las Tuces, St Johns lot blk B, 70, per pro l04 50, tax on real estate ? 10, on per pro l3, total D 23. pen l, int as above.
 Duran, Miguel imp on ranch miles south of St Johns, on the Colorado river St Johns lot 2S blk 20, 40, per pro 497.. %, tax oil real estate 1 20, per pro II 92, total l9 F, pen 1, int as above.
 Day, Francis farm and one lot in Sprin. gerville, 160 acres and imp $50, per pro l53, tax real estate 2S 50, per pro 1 29, total 34 @, pen l, int as above.
 Dewitt, A A Jr imp on farm in Sprin- gerville and lots l5 l6 blk i, lots & II blk 5, 375, per pro 245 50, tax real es- tate II D, per pro 36, total Is 64, cash $ 50, due l2 II, pen l, int as above
 Dewitt, A A Springerville lots Il F blk l3 and 43 blk II and imp 150, per pro 37 tax real estate 50 per pro 1 II, total } 6l, pen l, int as above
 Dufiin, r house and imp on lot in Woodruff 100, per pro 1SS, tax real es- tate 3, per pro 64, total 64, pen 1, int as above.
 Devllbess, Mrs Daisy Holbrook lots to blk and imp 600 per pro l50, tax on real estate Is, per pro 1 50, total ? 90 pen l, int as above.
 Downs, John Winslow lot Is blk and imp 600, per pro S32 50, tax real estate IS, per pro T 97, total 42 97, cash 3Sc, due 42 59, pen l, int as above.
 Duran, Teoflo imp on ranch i miles south of St Johns 90, per pro 2220 75, tax real estate 50, per pro 66 62, total 6S r non l int aS above
 Defiance Trading Go, w F Widemeyer per pio Il, tax 15 33, pen lint as above
 Day, sam house and imp at Cienega, near Defiance POO, per pro 25l 9, tax on real estate 6, per pro 54, total l3 54, pen l, int as above.
 Depew, Albert house and imp'mts at Springerville 20, per pro 10, tax 50, pen 1, int as above.
 Draper, Almond house and imp'mts in Taylor 100, per pro l07 50, tax 22, pen l, int as above.
 Durfee, Augustus Inf int in imp on sam Love place south of Nutrioso 45, per pro 3I2 D. tax 10 =, pen l, int as above.
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Isaacson & Peterson. ditches and resorviorS used at the Meadows z00, tax 6, penalty l, int as above.
The St. Johns herald., 1892-02-25

Kay J c land horse X imp Tay:Or sec twp 12
Evening journal., 1892-03-04
IT FAILED BEFORE

About tbs year 1898 when William was
waging war In Netherlands, and needed
money for his military operations, there
were only two banks in Europe, neither
one OF which was Of any assistance to
either William or to the landed gentry %
England, who were both poor. Trne Bsnk
Of SC. Georges, Genoa, had been In sue
eessful operation for eighty years, Chs
Bank Of Amsterdam for pAree hundret
years.
The need Of a bsnk in England wa
urgent Nearly every Sody, at that tim
vas anxious TO borrJw money on Insult
fcent security at low rates. In sue
crises, a quEek, or a eharlatsn, has
picnic. hugh Chamberlain, countr
doctor, appeared at this crisis prOposin
TO establish a land bank panacea for poy
! erty in England.
Chamberlain had no financial expeE
!. ence and no experience in legislation;
had not travelled, had not heard Of "a
Y magnificent bank at Amsterdam, whit
= had resisted the seversst financial strai
- and demonstrated its ability to contin
~ its useful sxistencs indefinitely; be,
short, had no sense; hence be was pI
cisely the man to start q craze
Of he proposed to start bank, I
,e peculiarly OF which was, th
s. it's currency was to consist sole
ID Of notes Issued in unlimited quantit
Evening journal., 1892-03-04
BISHOP coLsMAN's ADDRESS.

His Remarks to Philadelphia Business
Men At a Midday l. nten Service.
This Public Ledger OF Philadelphia to-
day says:
"ihe address at the midday Lenten
services yesterday at st. Psuls Church
was by Right Rev. Leighton Coleman,
S. 7. D., LII d., bishop of Delaware. he
took as his text, 1t is good to be zeal
ously affected always in Q good thing
aud not only when am present
with you. Galatians, iv, 49,
"The bishop said that some people have
religion by spAsms. The devil does not
consider these worry dangerous. At &
social gathering lately the bishop was
discussing the science OF theology, when
business man remarked, bishop,
you are talking shop. The religious
concerns Of life are never out of place,
and the bishop resented such interior
ence. There is nothing more noteworthy
than to find too great reticsnce as TO re-
ligious faith among protesting Chrlstians.
We don't want cant, but,out OF the abund
ance Of the heart the mouth speaketh.
The bishop next spoke Of a recent
visit TO Europe, and said that In two
manufacturing establishments In the
north OF England, the proprietors fitted
up two large rooms for worship. In
another town the bishop conducted wor
ship while the mechanics were taking
their breakfast A group of working
men gathered In a quiet corner and Il
was discovered that they we're studying a
| Creek Testament. There are other es-
Establishments In the mother country WHIT re
q similar custom is observed; there my be
Tho II H. ksrf he
bishop had never heard of them.
"Why should not this be doneE said
be, Why should not the officers of the
banks assemble their clerks for prayeri
IL would be a good thing II the Stock
Exchange were preceded by ZONE brief
devotion, II business Is conducted with
the single eye to make money, then a
man should be ridiculed who pursued
such a course; but If business Is con.
Quoted as Christ himself would be ex-
peeted to conduct It, why not gladly
spend a feE moments in supplication fol
Divine protection and guidAnce2 Our
| clerks would thus be helped TO a more
honorable discharge Of their business
Prayer before leaving home is perhaps
hurried and perfuuctory there is power
in common united prayer The people
who pray together ought to find 1t easier
to be true to one another Everyone can
not fall to see Gods hands guiding ant
controlling the agencies by which i'm
portsnt events are brought about God
has a system, God is a system. and nc
work OF his is spssmodic We want IL
our religion to be constant and hsbitual
The man who conducts his business In {
spasmodlc manner will inevitably fail
and as in physical things so in spiritual
The chan acter of our business men Should
be hsbitually religious. The greater thu
power, the greater the responsibility. II
these times the weak Of to-day may b.
the strong of tomorrow. Our business
should be closely associated with on
/ relipion
Evening journal., 1892-03-04

upon larded security. Every man should
hold his land and receive paper money
for it's full value. Besides that he could
obtain, also. by rating tbs value Of his
estate according to its prospective rental
income, paper money equivalent IN
value to that additional estimate. Thus,
II his income was 81, 600 per annum and
pledged for twenty years he should have
SEQ, 600
This scheme failed In Parliament at
FIRST, but, after several years agitation.
It came up again. somewhat modified, in
detail In 1898. The King was in still
greater straits for aid for his military
operations: the country members were,
according 10 MRcaulay. delighted by the
prospect Of being able to repair their
stables. replenish their cellars, and give
portions to their daughters, and at the
same time retain possession OF their
land.
The bill was passed; subscription
Offices we're opened, at great expense, all
over the kingdom; the King. the needlest
borrower, star ed II with subscription
Of Q. OOo pounds, (he wanted to borrow
millions) and with a few more needy
borrowers, subscribing less than 900
pounds the scheme ignomIniouslY col
lapsed.
Those who had the money did not care
TO lend It in that manner. and those who
wished to borrow money had no money to
start such chimerieal scheme for losing
money.
II Senator Stanford could be induced TO
read the history Of that SILLY financial
dssco, and the distress It caused all over
England 200 years ago, he would not
have introduced bis equally foolish and
Impractical cheap money scheme which
resembles that Of this ignorant country
doctor. Such schemes have always failed
before; they cannot succeed row.
Evening journal., 1892-03-04

BLACKSTONE has tucked from the legal
breeze 10 another succession Of cats paw
bIffs which scarcely S'l his.sails and is
asking now, Does cheating ppyl de
refers to cheating in politics. he ueed
not read the answer Ia the stars as
the skittish Della Fox used to recommend,
mt he can consult several distinguished
aembsrs Of his own beloved aud highly
moral party. II Hayes and Hsrri-
son cannot answer, then. perhaps
Quay, Dudley, Malone, the tEQ Montana
Senators, Speaker Reed and Governor
Buckley Of Connecticut could give
valuable and complete information
The Indications are that cheating
does pay, for, with a minority party,
with million or so deficiency In
the white votes Of this country, the Re
publican party has managed to keep pos
session Of one or other branch Of the
government by cheating In all It's various
| forms for twenty years.
Evening journal., 1892-03-04
THE TREATMENT Of OOMsIlPk.
TON AND ORDINARY dyspepsia

Sir Thompson, the English professor,
believes that in the vast majority Of
cases chronic constipation may be success,
fully overcome by a teaspoonful Of genu-
inc imported Carlsbad Sprudel Salt dis
solved in tumblerful Of water (half .
pint, cold or hot, early in the morning
and II necessary on going TO bed. Out
door exercise will aid its action materi
ally.
Use only the genuine, which has the
signature Of "Eisner & Mendelson Co.
Sole Agents, New York. on every bottle
Evening journal., 1892-03-04

REPRESENTATIVE CAUsEY introduced a
resolution In the House yesterday calling
on the Secretary Of the Interior to
furnish list Of foreign citizens and non
residents Of the United States who are re-
oeiving pensions from the United States.
Mr. Csusey says this is the only Govern
ment in the world that pays pensions to
citizens Of other countries, and IL would
be good plan to begin reforming the
pension list by cutting these foreigners
of It is Lotorious that many men
In good circumstances are residents OF
Germany and France while drawing
pensions from the people here.