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If you are willing to play ste|
stone you have no right 10 codI
of dirty feet.
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I'd Traits of the Lemmine.

nearly rela ed to the fold mica
Jennings, which are in the Z
pong the most remarkable o.
They are about five Inc hes
US the Pittsburg Di patch, with
prt tails. Dwelling in the high
"a the greas central mountain
Norway and Sweden, they
" pr nests of straw lined with
lder stones and tussoeks of
XFhev are very pugnacious.
III sturb.d. instead of trying to
they sit upright, hiss ing and
III light. Certain cultivated dis
sweden and Norway, where
Oh Features are ordinarily un-
re occasionally, at intervals Of
to twenty-five years, over.
mics OF them, waich steadily
/ y advance, always in the same
regardless OF all otstacle-.
II q across streams and even
III veral miles in breadth, and
ing great devastation. In turn
pursued and harass ID BY
heasts and birds of D e
'ears, wolves, foxes, Wildcat,
Gag es, hawks, ard owl.
1e5tlc animals-cattle, goats
eer-join in the hunt.
these migrant jennings ever
course from which il
". ava d march OF tho su
are q -eaases mil thew reach
& 10 aIIalfINYe made I'M your mi
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Karrs Clover Root, the great blood pnfln e
t,n ' and cures constipation. Is cts' " cts =
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Trust is the strongest link in the chain Of
association.
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Dr. Kimer's SWAMP ROOF cures
ali kidney aud Bladder troubles
pamphlei and Consultation iree'
laboratory Binghamtoa, n. T.
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with some OF US hope never comes to the
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Gossip is the bullet in the gun OF idle
curiosity.
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man Who devoted % yeaN
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self and family dependes
on Il, he gave the subject
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TO marry is to domesticate the recording
angel.
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INDIVIDUAL freedom Is The i
stone OF labor's temple.
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tsaeaicted with sore eyes use Or. Isaac Ihoml,-
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No man can have a good head and bad
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buy n tuild home. And as an iuvestu emit
the sooS Of the Company is safe and
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q 1t; Johs "a F,si'.s'
3. r bison, Secrs..ss'ss'o'
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Tapioca Cream Soak .sr
spoonfuls of tapioca 1.-TWO table
Boil one quart of mufi until tender
the tapioca, thu TX, AMI add it to
three eggs W IN add the yolks OF
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IT'S Lux & FINDING
MONEY
To take treatment of
DIR. Jordan at these
prices.

IF YOU ARE TROUBLED WITH ANY
OF THESE CONDITIONS IT WOULD BE
WSE TO ACCEPT THIS PROPOSITION.
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am. HARRY r. B1cBY. .rss thiry,,ss:s
soRens t ns Ia se IsA n.s
ocleci, &r.. M&RkrET S&I, aged ..1s s years. :.
Funeral Monday morning al Q ociock. AZ 81
Augustine Church Friends Of the family IN
GEssFoRp. Departed this life On TAa.-aay. Pen
ruary 1. 1884, at L. O'Clock pm, CHARLES
ford. ased sixty -thr-s year,. iosr mati. and
Funeral from late residence. ssi South Carolina
avenue southeast. Sunday. February 4. iso4. at
tend baltimore and Phii.dsipAi. 1.pr" pi.s.s
HARTIGAN. On wednesday. January 81 1904 at
Trieste. Austria, Dr. JAMES French HAitTI-
GAN Of Washington, ID. C. aged nfty-ons
HARRIS KNIGHT. ii. d. beloved husband e
and Mary T. Knight.
Further notice hereafter. -
McI,AIN, On Friday. February 2. 1884, EDWIN
Tn MeskA5HX sr slSest son of the late r. T. an
Fun sa.,. sunday Fsssu.Ey 1894. from HI. l.s.
west. Relatives ana friends invited to sttend'
NEWMAN. On Friday, February 2 1894. at s;xs
George n. Newman.
Funeral will take place from late residence, 80
sth street southwest. Monday, February 3 At
o'ciock pm Friends and relatives invited
REICHESBACH. At his residence. s22 10th street
northwest, at O'Clock pm. Thursday, Febru-
ey l. lsSA. Of pneumonia, WILLIAM y.
KElCHENBACH, in the thirty seventh year q
hts age.
Funeral services Sunday afternoon. February 4
in the chapel ut Glenwcod cemetery. at 80
o'clock. Relatives and friends respectfully In
vited to attend.
ROCHE. The remains Of PATRICK FRANCE
ROCHE. OF the late william and
Hanora lsoshe will be buried In Mt Oivet
cemetery on Monday next. February 5. at II
O'Clock ain
RYAN. At New York city "Wednesday. January
81, 1924. at g:lo pm. WILL II. Ryan, aged
thirtythree years.
Cssn Francisco. Gal, and Prescott, Arizona. papen
please copyD
SMITH. Fell asleep In Jesus on February 2. 1894,
at $40 pm, HENRY W. SMITH. sr.. beloved
husband Of Mary A W. Smith. aged seventy
seven years, four months and twelve days. at
HIS residence. LIST and d streets northwest,
Funeral from Fletcher Chapel. 18th and New Yofk
avenue northwest, Monday, at pm.
pepper county, Va. EVA THOMPSON WERE,
beloved wife Of John Webb. and sister Of IDA
and Emma Thompson.
II must die. oh. let me die In peace with an
mankind.
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MARRIED. .

hcCoRMICK-REED. At Philadelphfa MAY 81
1888, by the Rev. A. II. Boyle, A. NJ MOOR.
MICK and Miss BLANCHE NJ. REED. both OF
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sMIH-BRICK- On January 81. 1894, n st.
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OBrien. Miss NJ MARGAREr BRICK Of q
Joseph. No., to Mr.. ALFRED J. SMITH e
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The Emancipation Convention.

At a meeting OF the executive committee
of the emancipation celebration, held at
No. 90S LIST street southwest the committee
decided to call the convention to meet
Monday evening. February II. at 3 O'Clock,
at Good Samaritan Temple. LIST street
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three delegates and two alternates, and all
colored churches, clubs and military organi-
cations two delegates and one alternate to
meet in the convention.
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For making the highest &c during
the tournament Mr.. John Walker of the
Columbia Athletic Club wins the overcoat
onered by Parker, Bridget & Co. For raak-
Ing the highest score in a single game W.
NJ Dove, also of the Columbia gets the
Voigt gold medal. Other prizes go TO the
men on each team making the highest aver
age during the tournament Each one gets
a medal from the District Amateur BOWL
ing League. The winners are John Walker.
Columbia Athletic Club; F. A. Armstrong
Carroll Institute Club: ]. T. Trapp, Young
Mems Catholic Club. and w. H. Magiunis.
Washington Athletic Club.
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THE BOWLING CHAMPIONSHIP.
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firauclal.
IN THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE
Nicaragua Canal
Construction Company:

Stockholders ovr lng nearly 500 shares OF the cap
,,t .,,c,. ., the Nicaragua Canal Construction 'om-
M. hei,r g, minority Of the outy,anlins stock. have
sr,el the Reorganization Agreement Of December slA'
,ro an, tho Committee Of EcorSi nGaton hereby give
notice:
That tho, ba declared said Reorsanzaon Agreement
oror ,,lvc and IN full and effect;
That stockholders who have ass'nted or who NAV de-
sir. 70 n.acn, to said Reorganization Agreement, are
reou,~e1 10 forthwith deposi, their certificates OF stoc
with The Genital Trust Company Of New-iork. Win
duly executed transfers thereof
That Stockholders who fail deposit their stock on or
before the az February, l>'' may DO 'S'inucu
from, tho benefits Of the proposed reorganization;
Tba, any sockholder who elects 70 pay so per share
IN or,sr "a secure the benefits flowing from such
,., must make such payment at the time OF deposit
hs r,o and his then exercised cannot be
later reconsidercd.
New-Yor. January T. 1894.
JOHN II. BARTLETT. Chairman.
United Bank Building.
SMITH VI. WEED.
Pattsbur5h. y. Y.
HENRY r. ROWLAND.
OF Anderson e Rowland.
RICHARD T.. EDWARDS.
prest Bank Of state OF Sew-fork.
JOHN ). EMERY.
Of Emery Bros. Cincinnati.
wIJHELMVS MYNDERSE.
Of Rutior stillnan * Hubbard.
T.. *. SIBLEY,
Of Marduani 8 Parmly.
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ruovne are Yesterdays quotations Tor unll''oi So

The B,ackwclrs Durham Tobacco Company
has declared n sem-annual dividend OF per
cent on the stock of the company. out OF me
net profits OF III" business FOR the SIX months
ended December II. payable on ana after Jahu-
airy 20.
The coupons OF ;he Tennessee Coal Iron ana
Railroad Company. due February !. 1874 on the
bonds Of the De BarIelcben Coal ana IRON COM
many will be paid on and af"r that date ~ the
Hanover National Bank The coupons On IN"
south IHttsburg bonds 81 this company. due
February /. 1894 will be paid on anu after mat
date at the Fourth National Bank.
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finanfial.
INVESTORS INFORMATION BUREAU,
10 pROADwAY. MAIN FLOOR.
finamfial


spCCIJATJON dependent on temporary HMM, .u nar
shouid he tried; IA always ihth'
children ana those WIZ -,
Ia stand such rates Between e1ti'in's' In.r, e.
sboud seek Profits. But Nen'ur"fon" ny ,ncor, m.
nn r"llel unon only when favorable iphu'hs raaI
ono vsy ar a crisis IN some comm s nn,.",
ohongc. in som. security or product OF arl,I IN,
do, International money IL gong aaah Ii",n .rnr, bis
, wa, a.. ",c,,rI,les and products enerRe uhn
cn,ch countless fortunes wiz n' n'" ,s,uc,
60 S,,rsbie conditions FOR some srcnt' VI Inv
dye,, Ills Bureau will disclose sich 10 ~ ycmark.
co,rcennon'encr The panic Is developing s"'"' ~
able opportunities ,. ,.,,o-, ,tu show yhy
ia ~ i.-aes have been. why large p:"hts ''" ~. -
SCcau Take profit from present s', , ,no,.n
49, American Sugar stock fmi HPe'u''''' =, -.
= uEu CENT can pow be- isaa'd from o Gr',n
= 80 .cc,riti,s besides "a pioht i'o'" "''
REORGANIZATION. Retain c.rtnia S''"'"'' ~"
~, 49, ~ y r. should have been SOLD ,,
o"c.. oot.s, cumrnodiry-when md no" I" ''"iAe
It. e,. ,h,s .,,inp
~, r,.,o,c why holders should change nv'S'"'n'
49, ,.. ain not distribute points ana Sn4 ~, rug
TINS Bureau WI absolutely neutra. and VII be .oh
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Som, for prospectus and prominent references"
year,y subscription for Correspondence cow
''" TIIOMAg, Secretnry-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-22
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

THE Financial Chronicle" computes the net
earnings In November of 131 railroads at s2o.30J.-
29c, decrease of 81. S99,527 in comparison with
the same month in the preceding year. Tho loss
in gross earnings averaged $40 per cent. and In
spite OF a large saving I'm expenses. the less in
net earnings was ever Sl2 per cent The result
Is disappointing because in November. 1882 the
ret earnings showed decrease Of 2.36 per cent.
In the weekly earnings reported thus far this
month there is apparent some improvement but
the reports Of ffty-nine companies for the first
week snow decrease of 14.5 per cent.
The Tribune has printed the gross earnings Of
thirty-three railroad companies or systems for
the second week in January. OF the number.
seven companies return gains of $s6.9SI. or 1916
per cent. and twenty-six companies losses of
$5S4 TO- or II per cent The total number shows
q loss of $37 723 or 9.S per cent. 1t has printed
also the gross earnings of ffty-nine companies
for the first week in January. The whole num-
Der shows a loss of $902, 1885, or 40 per cent.
Second week In January-
1898. 1894 Differences. Pc
companies. S9,s 30 81 .s3.326 Inc. S.i,S7 JOG
GO companies E. .55s 3SS BOB G1s Dec. 1910 $50
90 81. 466 1.1 Si02g oOi Dec. Sl3ii23 cS
First week In January .-...- -
companies. Stt,23,S St,f' tol Inc SllJtt y
u companies. !.5a..saI 4s6i'I Dec loi?''s ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-22
Sunday. January 81

Tot1o6S5 90 1a3 CSC 100 1i4.1oo "r 40 co go 1''
The bank exchanges OF the New-fork tiea, ,-
ing House and the stocks sold at the New-York
Stock Exchange last week and for the week OF
the preceding two years compare as follows:
Jan q, ~. Jan. II. %. Jan. 20 ~
Exchanges ~ sTvo stc 15i $500 iTo0s2 sIC7 505. G6l
No. shares soid..... :.osO3GI "oIS''' o.'Ho
TIE MONETARY SITUATION.
The inward movement OF money from tho In
terror continued last week on an extraordinary
scale. In consequence. the money markets
were supplied with ar amount OF funds Tar In
excess OF ordinary requirements even In active
seasons. In the present depressed condition
OF business and speculation the banks were
utterly unable to find use even for a small por-
iion OF the Increase In their reserves. AL tne
STOCK Exchange rates for call loans RENAMED
~ pr cent. Offerings on time were naturaly
could b easily negotiated at IN per cent LOT
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thirty days, and at per cent for two and three
months. while asked rates for longer periods
were rarely over per cent. Commercial paper
remained In good demand. and 1t was stated
by one excellent authority that. in part, the
inquiry was by merchants who sought in this
way 10 employ idle capital until their trade
improved. In the European markets there was
no important change in the financial situation.
AT London the Bank OF England made no
change in its official rate. and IN the open
market money ruled steadily at l.. per cent
for discounts. Yesterday there was n little
scifening in rat es. but 15s per cent was the top
figure. The street rate for money in Paris was
not affected by the adoption of a plan for the
conversion Of Az per cent rentes into 81. per
cents. The rate for discounts ruled through
out the week at pa per cont. In Berlin
money again was distinctly easier, falling from
3h per cent q week ago To 2ss per cent. which
the closing figure.
The foreign exchanges w-re dull and inclined
to be heavy. The market was extremely mar
row. however. and seemingly affected
easily by any increase in the supply Of bills. or
en- the other hand. IN the demand for remittance.
Toward the close of the week rates advanced
frac;ionally. and closed practically unchanged.
compared with the final prices in the preceding
week. There was. of course very little doing
yesterday but the market closed firm at about
81 81 and 81 81 for long and short sterling bills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-22
Cipi0rn0 Notices.
TENNEssEE COAI. IRON AND H. Il: CO TO-,
VI,IIE COUPONS due Feb. lst lS3I on the

l l:.nds * n. DE BARDELEisEN coal. AND lRoN
COMPANY viii H. paid ana af"r max di'" al ''
Hanover Rational tank ,,,,,r,,
I'm. coupons duc Feb lat 1904. the SOUTH III rs
Rt RGU IL nds Of this company will h" paid "n ana
after tha the Fourth National Hank New YORK
s,ty JAMES IWWI,ON, Trasurer..
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r1.rnrrAN r1NANcfAL MARKETs.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
London -. 1870 y. -c9nscir w 10, ~ 1r p",
Ohio nrst mortgage bonds. H. 'nnIdhh i.in'
i,rie 10 do second co.so~ ~. Illinois CENTRAL pa
.,avic,r nr,n,rv I,i. ~ Paul 81 New-lo
Central l02', PENNSYLVANIA 81 i,cahns va Mrnrnh
tcn,rsi nov cent bonds jJs; Aichis"n common
III Money iGi. per cent tn" rate oi llsoun n, Va we
open market for both short ana 'lr"e "on'"s ''' -
yt,rt ~
z H. NTH. amount Of bullion gone mo '"e nan" VI
England on balance to-day ~ Al l-"p. -, 10
H. n.-Paris adyic"s quite " per cen, '.iin u. ~
the account anu 'N'"'"bc VI
an'on nj % francs i1- ccntim"S for chechh .o,
Berlin Jan. 2o-Exch hang on ~. i1o"y y,,s Tor n,n~iy
bills
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-11
THB GROWTH
Or DISC0NTENT.
A TALK WITH HENRY GEORGE ON TIE PRES
ENF HARD TIMES.
Stouay Opposed to an Income TaI-EOw The
Single Tax Idea Is Spreading in All Parts Of
the WOrld-Ihe Work Of lis Adhsrsn:s in
America and AusEalasia-Whai the Future
Nay Bring Forth.

Content does not mean happiness.
Doubt is the mother of truth. Better
storm that destroys and at the same time
brings health than the calm that stag
mates, rots and brings death. A cyclone
Of discomfort is shaking this country
and other countries to-day. This means
that the people are thinking and that
they are fast coming to believe that
there is remedy for the evils under
which the masses suffer, and the hard
conditions that grind the faces OF the
poor.
Every beneficial society, every new
party, every organization whether polit-
ical, religious, social, or ethical, that
has for its purpose the improvement OF
the material condition Of the masses, is
means more or less effectual on which
people seize in the hope that il wi! lift
then out of the slough OF despcld, and
raise a barrier against the productive
days of age, or save the. dependents
from the machine charity OF the aims
house in the event Of the death of tho
bread winner
Henry George has a remedy for the
social and political evils of this and
other civilized lands. and the time has
gone by when his theories" can be dis
missed with a sneer. Whether we be-
ieve in Mr.. Georges teachings or not,
those at all familiar with the subject
must confess that he found political
economy more than "dismal science. "
It was to most men dry, rafting, re-
pusive skeleton, but he clothed the