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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

MIcHiGAs.-Hon. Warner Wing, of Monroe, one
of the Judges Of the Supreme Court has been transfer
diciL District and Hon. George Niles h. been sp-
pointed Judge OF the Supreme Court TO NJ the vscsncy
occssioned oy the resgnaton Of Hon. Daniel Goodwin
10 hold the Circuit Court in the Second Judicial Circuit
FIRE.-A fire broke cut about two O'Clock this
morning in large franc building situated on Csnalsf
between wilk and Bank 50. and owned and occupied
BY Mr. John Woods az q soap factory. The building
was completely destroyed. There was no insurance
&C the building. Bait Pat l-ta-
Cg Mrs. Machelfresch, OF Rossviae, Ohio m1r'
dered two OF her children while In state Of ns2n-
ity on the lltn inst, One was q little boy about four
years Of age and the ether child Of nine months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20
Relief for Ireland.

We learn from the Albany Evening Journal that
the Central Exeeuiv. Committee appointed at the Irish
Relief Meeting In Albany have issued with the proceed
ings and address adopted by the meeting the following
Circular 10 be sent 10 every Town in the State.
TO THE CITIZENS OF NETWORK.
To effect the object OF the meeting set forth in the
preceding address the executive committee invite the
speedy and cordial cooperation Of their fellow cizens
and recommend
That relief societies be organized in each town and
ward in the state -
Thst contributions be made In money -four corn rye.
wheat peas beans cotton wooen cloth shoes stock
ing. even second hand clothing. the naked sTe
nearly numerous ~ the starving
That the articles contributed be packed with great
care, 10 boxes or casks, numbered marked with the
name OF the town and county whence they come,
and directed 10 ThOrds J1aes AbdHy for relief Of Ire
lard the latter words being added IN order that they
may come freight free. where canals and railroads
many of them viii transport such articles gratuitoHsly
That the packages be delivered throug the agency Of
intermediate societies otherwise At the mos; convent
ent place on Railroad Cana free Of charges proper
agents and receipts taken and forwarded by mail 10
Thomas James Albany. and the Corresponding Secre-
tAry John w Ford also furnished BY mail with list
articles forwarded from each town or society and the
estimated value
That al roaey be sent by mail enclosed 10 Theodore
Oicott, Treasurer and the Corresponding Secretary
John w Ford also advised BY letter OF the amount
sent
Measures will be taken to insure ii possible the free
transportation OF these charities only through
State but on the and any unavoidable charges
for transportation on the canals or railroads vii oe
paid here on the arrival of donations.
Acknowledgement OF articles received will be made
through the newspapers and cent 70 the donors.
The Committee request strict Observance OF these
recommendation 10 avoid insccursey confusion and
loss and express the hope that every town IN the
State will respond TO this appeal IN behalf OF the dest
tute and perishins.
N B-The Postmas,srs or other persons 70 whom this
Circular directed are directed 10 upon hand
i, over TO other persons wiling 20 advance the objects
and arrangement proposed.
E1srnsfrc COrs-lreG
c. NJ JENKINS. JAMES DEATER
z c DELAvAN JOHN + MORTON
THOS. w. OLCOTT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

THE ADDITIONAL MILITARY FoRcE.-Itis stated
that the War Department under the Ten Regiment Act
VII accep, seven companies from New York and three
from NewJerssy making one regiment for these two
states From Rhode Island one company; Maine three
New.Hampshre, two Connecticut, two; and Vermont
two. or one regiment from New England. From Mary
land four companies; Delaware one Il 10 said that
Pennsy vania and Ohio viii each furnish regiment and
that Sorth Carolina South Carolina and Virginia con
jointly will furnish The companies will De accept
ed from Illinois The mounted regimen, will probably
De raised IA Tennessee and Kentucky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20
MAR RrED:

10 this city. on Tuesday morning lsth inst bv ssr
CoftiAndi Nsn Rensselaer, Robert J Iaraeul Of So.
Carolina TO cornelis P daughter Of the late s,rpss-
Van Rensselaer,. of Albany.
A. Washington City, on the 10Th inst bv Raw n,
Dewey Francis Schroeder 10 Csroins sea.or d.u,h..
Of w w seston, Esq Mayer Of wsshinstcr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

SO Hon. JosEPH r UNDERWOOD, late Represen-
tative in Congress from the Bowling Green Dis
trct was elected the 3sth ballot having 30 clear
majority The Loco Focos voted in part for Letcher
aud finally for Metcaf starting a new candidate
each ballot, hoping yet to defeat an election, but
their tactics did not prevail Judge Underwood is
a sterling Wing Of liberal principles and eminent
ability
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

~ The COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE for March has
prose contributions by L. MARIA CHILD, LYDIA H. $40
Quincy ANN S STEPHENS. EDGAR A. Poe, JOHN In
MAN &C. with poetry by FRANCES 5. oscooD FANNY
FoSEE,rxH ANNA BLACKWELL, Mrs. j. w. MEAcuR
Mrs d. Z. GOODMAN, &c. The Glee Maiden, and The
Anglers by Dick are the principal Embellishments and
very good. We have seldom met a better number OF
this popular work. q. Post l+O NssssusO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

r5- Indian Corn is now selling at Terc- Haute'
Indiana, on the Wabash River and Canal for
fcenty cents per bushel-thst same Corn which is
here worth dollar and in Ireland over so per
bushel. Trade and Transportation receive four
tiraes as much for bringing Corn from the Wabash
TO this City as the farmer obtains for growing it,
and then Navigation charges twice and bali the
farmers price in addition for conveying each bushel
to Liverpool Not bit of Tariff, mind you, in all
this-mcre Conveyance and Profit. Can any man
believe that the grsin-grower would receive but
oae.tenth of what the manufacturer pays for his
food if we were making our own wares and fabrics,
and making them all over the Union :
Just look at the Terre Haute Price Current
Wsbasi Express QSos Ft6. 10. 47-frces here I.
follows Wheat 50 Corn 20 Rye 80 Osts l. Pots
toes y to SIT White Beans 81 % 100 faxseed Is ;
Turnips % Feathers 25 Beeswax IS; Onions 50
Whisky 70 Flour 80 50 Corn Meal 25 Lard 81: Tai
low Hides y 10 : Dried Peaches l25 Apples -
Lake salt 81 25 kans~ha 20 cents per bushel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

II The Syracuse Journal has returns of the
Town Elections in seven towns in Onondasa Co.
showing Loco gains in Lysander sksneatles, Mar
cellus and Onondsgs and Wing gain in TuLy-
1t was believed that Capt Hiram Putnam, Wing,
also on the Temperance ticket was chosen Super
visor in Salins--if so. Wing gain Ten towns to
hear from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20
Keutucky senstor-Judse Underwood elected:

We announce with hearty satisfaction The cleo
ton on Friday the 18th inst. OF Hon. JOSEPH r.
UspERwoop as a Senator of the United States
from Kentucky for six years from the ath OF March
next. The choice was ultimately effected by an
agreement among the Wings to drop their lowest
candidate on each successive ballot until a choice
should be effected. This brought the matter TO
- shor, or1or On follous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

susDAy Rs,orsG.--rhe Sunday Dispatch. announces.
local story for tomorrow, entitled The Clefgymsns
Sons" which assured will be story Of unusual in-
eresl bringing out matters connected with
the psrdonng Of convict from the Tombs, who ~u un
der sentence OF being hung will be seen thai there we're
sgAsos, which urged some Of our most nhuc1is cssns
TO strain every for his It's said that here
10 also very romantic affair connected with lhs business
II 10 published 81 u AunsL by wrLLAssos 4 Busss
They promise to awe ,.enyour columns OF matte, %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

u We expect he MuseEm viii be crowded 70 dsy By
the ladies and chdrea who viii 20 here 10 witness the
interesting performances well see The thousand Gu
rsosities there collected The Ehiopzn Airsuels, Great
Western kc logegner with other rare encrIanmens VIII
BE- giver. Psrformsnces At and y p NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

IJ- Col Gushing was presented with a Sword
by bis friends at the Melodeon Boston, Thursday
evening sundry very patriotic speeches were made on
the occasion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

WILLIANsBU ReH.-We trust the friends OF the
Starving Poor of ireland will remember the meeting to-
night at Lexington Hall Let there be good demon
stration from WILLIAMSBURG. Brooklyn has done well
and Williamsburg al will not be behind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

EY- very large and spirited meeting was held
in faneun Hall Boston on Thursday evening to take
measures for the relief OF Ireland Msyor Quincy pre-
sided assisted by Abbo, Lawrence and others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

~ The cAxsRlA was not teleraPhed at Boz
ton last evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

~ Oar thanks are due TO MIR Cloyes for Bos-
ton papers received by the NewHsvcn and Springfield
route
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
Fer ,4l., Of Seess. s.. sac FoartA Page

fkroky, z
The stock Market to-day was not sctiye. but
prices were nrrn Harlem however, fell OF slightly -
In the legislative report will Be found resolunon call.
ing upon the President Of the Harlem Railroad tor IN
formation. which Will draw from the Company state
nent Of the condition OF the Road which the stoekhot
ers have long desired 10 obtain
In Bills there Is still not much doing The rates
are without change Sterling 5esi. Frsncs5 20. The
supply Of bills 10 ample
In freizhts the market Is still buoysnt and very
active In addition to the demand for commercial pur-
poses the Government in market for considerable
amour, OF Tonnage The Bavaria was tsken W for Liy-
erpool at So Sd and 29i The Princeton at about IN
same asures We hear Of vessel for Belfast at Is and
sod one for Derry 81 I'D. one for Galway at p. and
300 three or four others for various ports in Ireland At
- 81 and sod and one a, I'D II to two ports sud Al,
Boston three or four ships 20 South to load At - ID
AMI 26d Gesd.
Something like half million IS yet unsubscribed
to the Hudson River Road. The River Counties have
done uobly with some exceptions. Citizens of New
York you may yet the charter. This Road viii
be the trunk of all the tributaries from the NORTH Yves,
and East il VIII secure to the best mketin America the
trade ofthe whole West and North deuson Is abroad
that the Commissioners viii take the balance The
Commissioners have testified their confidence in the
terprise by taking far disproporoned to their
wealth. To-day must decide-one struggle and the
charter will be saved. Do not depend your neigh
bors-go to 81 Wall and subscribe for one share
tha, share may the charter
John H. Walkinson, Esq. has been elected Pre-
.ideni of the Nddletown Conn Bank in place Of Hon
samuel D. Hubbard who declined the Office.
The Newark Daily says
II is Understood that the (nomins) Directors OF the
Plainheld Bank anxious TO give the Messrs Beach
an opportunity ofredee ming the notes and il is npos
si5e that resolution may be offered % transfer the as
sets of the Bank them condition OF their dePosung
proper securities with the state Treasurer 10 redeem
every note az par within certain Tune
The bill for the repeal Of the charter Of the Lehgh
County Bank was before the Pennsylvania Senate on
Wednesday. and, after debate committed to the Ju
dietary Committee.
The Farmers Bank OF Schuylklll County, located
At schuylkfl Haven went into operation last week
George Rhsn Esq President JOS w Cake, ESQ Cashier
The notes are handsomely engraved the nves with a
likeness Of Gen. Cameron one end and the late Hon
Henry A. Muhlenberg. on the other
new counterfeit is in circulation at the West.
Bank OF Norwalk Be- new plate letter A. No 1919, pay
D. w Darney engraved dated Nov. N, leii. The
names of President and Cashier Higgins and s,anssus,
well ececuted. The engraving Is coarse.
The Southwestern Railroad Bank OF Charleston
has recently established an Agency in Tallahassee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20
~ See advertisement, 10 .nolhsr column.
~ PsinhsId Bills bought for cssh or looking slssS
r..I,

FRANKLIN HousE, PHLADGLPHis-Th's popular Hotel
centrally located, los Chssnuts Philadelphia, VIII be
found agreeable tsyng place for travellers visiting nal
city where every attention win he paid 10 lhsif comforts
and wants
~ Dinner q. and 81 O'Clock.
"A post coach belonging To the house Will conveJ
passengers and from the depou and landings for e."
each Including luggage. ID. X MINOR,
Q ". p...nx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20
ROOBKLYN AFFAIRS.

FIKL-On Thursday evening a stable at the
head of Liberty entirely destroyed. twas &C
cupied By George Abrshsms Coroner Of Kings Co who
lost hesrse wagon body and quantity of tools He
was insured 800 in the Kings Co. Mutual Insurance.
but hi. will not cover his loss large stable in the
vicinity wss saved by the most strenuous eSertons of
thu Fire Department II was caused by ncendiary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

HicH IksAr-Ihe subrkkhANkAN Of Today con
tsns account Of the late Grin Con Casa in High LIE
the Brooklyn Dry Dock Humbus the Expulsion Of Fshsr
Richie from the Floor of the L, s Senate the Plan
field Bank the Incest Case OF Staten Island psrson
Mahit In Trouble Naval School for Boys Lehish ard
Delaware shinplss,er Bogardus and the Bonded Ware
houses the two Cowhiding ssrspes in this City hs
sisnes Twins Col Baxter drawing double pay. &c &c
Price cents. Published by l.. N. CARR, - Ans,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20
sALYs oF RAJ ESTATE.

SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Bye r. LKdior s Co.
story brick house and lot Fourth avenue,
near Twenty -six,hst 2f.sN79...-.....-...... $3.50
story brick house and lot adjoining same size. 400
story brick house sad 10, on Twenty eighthst
near Fourth avenue 2lxi96-.-. 2iOo
story brick house and lot 500 Hudson 81. 2OSx
ITO 1900
Iot on Sxteenth.st Ninth avenue, 25x92-.. l92O
Lot on Forty third 81 near sixth avenue, %
lN-3.- ..-.-..-.---.----.- 'c'
House and ? lots on sixth avenue, near Forty
thirdst each 25.lxs3;c. 100
Lo, on sixth avenue between Thirty eighth and
Thrty-ninth sts "a txl000.-.-.-...-.-..-... VlO
Lot on sixth avenue, between Forty eighth and
Forty ninth SITS 10
Lot on Forty ninth st. near Seventh sysnue.... 80
By DamOTf & Hosdc&.
I. ot on south eide twentieth 81. near Fourthsv
nue. s,ss2 1000
By SHtAOry J. Blocker.
SINS nus. 500 5000
story brick house and lot Hsmilionst 1864 oy
0l.S .......--.-.---....--- --'-.---. f'VV
Lot on Hudson-st between Bank and Hammond
La, adjoining n iOx75iOo .................. 27O0
By ~ H. FrdRkiir & Son
Lot on Eleventh st. near Seventh avenue, 2l.9x
lu33 if'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

- MooRHEADs GsAprArHD MAGNETIC Ma
oHiNEs.-we take pleasure in directing sttsn,ion 10
these beautiful instruments, which are decided Ia
provement over all others have fersoes
desiring Magnetic Machines should look At these They
are manufactured by d. C. MooRHEAD. ls2 Grand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20
Business Notices.


. DR TAYLoRs BALsAs or LrERwosr is found
to be most perfect sntidoe for asthma. well cou
sumption liver complaint end dyspepsia, for which d.
il has been found most wonderful in iis saecn
in curing confirmed tubercular consumption a. ia
the Of Mr. Lewis, the proprietor OF one OF our
largo Hotels eminent chemist Or. Rowland J. Han
cox. Esq and hundreds of others from whom he
Doctor has testimonials and who be referred to
the Office 375 Bov-ry where all should goto be sure TIA,
L is genuine for like all else good it 10 greatly
terfeted II perfect remedy for colds and ccusA
and chdrens ailments, and should be in every tsnly
Sec tia, Or. Leedss signature 10 on the wrsppa Of
every bottle. for the spurious Is deleeroas u ops,
ton is pathological principles II reduces The ces
lston gives strength to the nerves and muscles hess
and soothcs OF the throat and lungs, &c We
earnestly recommend its to the readers Of TIE
Tribune a. most valuable medicine. Mrs Hays Agent
for BROOKLYN l39 Futon.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

~ Contractors will OF course, be put on the
alert By the advertisement for constructing the New
Haven Railroad Labor is cheap, and such work much
more easily accomplished than in former years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

~ MaN, his Nature Capabilities and Ten
denotes is announced the theme OF the Lecture Of
Rev. r. L. Harris tomorrow evening Al the zabeth.
Al I,niyer.slist Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

Jaa NJ. sasDERsos, o. Philadelphis, ASH. ,..
Go. Z. BURsHAM, Of Bosom, lHfsb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20


INTELLECTUAL DEvELosNEsr or the YoaGsEAo.-
syprnetr.csi developmenf Of the forehead, 90 wha
Csusy tered high iorebesd, full and broad In just E
portion without the conics Meditation OF soma tolesu
high fronts denotes 10 The language OF me rhreoolos
pred ouinstion OF The Intellectual faculties over tbe n
maj qualities which are lodged farther bach, OF IN zoe ~
cipuL Now, ihsre 10 much truth To Phrerolofy -
Characteristic OF the forehead Ia probably ono Of 10 -
,gfes, better borne and supported oy exP
observation than many Others A low foreheso, ~.
bulky heed backward, inciiaes propofiionsny 70 ~
Of The former namely, fhA. the animal g.
dominate the intellectual faculties sA me -
approaches closely the Instructive fscunes -
malls ihan he cultivated, II 10; innate, intehxcnce y 49,
human species Here then shall drop our Crenossl
cal remarks 50 far and commence 10 strongly
toe Chemical preparation for Ersdcsing ne ~
hair which 70 ofen eonoeas the beauty OF 'orsI ~,
either 10 male or female, extenstvely known - W
Gouraa', Poudy< ssbfis, s2fe sure and simple
N, evidence Of which is furnished BY the purenss va
The pr.p.rs fion tested ~ the Drs only oece IN SeS.s
81 Wslker-st fret store BrosdwayAgs 10, 80
elors LIQUID Hair Dye Assals 5oscsn nlsse asssy
csrxlor. Lowell; Bliss, Springfield. Robison. Igsass
Perry, Manchester, and Drussisu gensfaII !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

NV B. PALxga u mo authorized ageui and 49,
receiving subscriptions and advertisements for mos Of a.
beat papers u tho country far and nesS, his odcse
Nev-York Boston, Phiisdelphis and Baltimore. -
genev 10 N~W- York y In The Tribune buildfngn pu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

~ Joness Perpetual Almanac. published by
h. Walker ia Fdltons is very convenient thing to tell
he dav If the month nv .I..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

n. P. WARDwELL. Surrogate OF jefferson Co.
died on Monday last, aged 80 years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

rY We would invite the attention Of our bust
meas men to the advertisement in another column
headed To Capitalists. The property advertised for
lease in one Of the best portions of the City fol- bust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

saNDs's SARsAPAEfLLA.-Ws occasionally meet WIZ
minds Of sueh singular moral obqaity, hat while hey re-
fuse heir the obvious truths. yield mplrh
credsnce The mprsbabs hetions Thus Dr. John
believed In second light, while Ne discredited Nc e.
count Of the earthquake Lisbon and The Emperor o.
Siam, who denied the possibility Of the conversion Of va
into zee could perceive sbsurdy 10 the he'ns Of
Oriental mythology. Thousands who lavish money % ne
purchase Of that only sggysyse dses
reject tbs valuable preparations which sxpcreccs bss
found 10 be safe and ecacious The rapidly nersssins
sales Of ssndss SarsaparA induces tho belief hat u
public mind 10 n length awakened VI tie sAlr
Fer affections liver psinIs and gssuc az
orders We regard Il a. almost a specific.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail. By A. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 fulton-sl corref q
Willaus-ss 273 Broadway and n East Broadway, Nov
York Sold also BY Druggists generally throughout %
United States Price 81 per bottle SIX bottes for ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20
NETWORK LEGISLATURE

New Orleans papers Of 9th inst. have been re
ceived No news from the Army or Navy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

r. Washington Union No. >. Daughters OF
Temperance celebrate their Second Anniversary at the
Norfolk. NJ. T. Church, on next Wednesday evening
ExMsyor Harper will preside Addresses by Rev j.
~ Msit, Judge Dyckmsn, DR. Reese Lebbeus Chap
man. E.q- Revs II. Davis, :. Hopkins and w K stof'
ford Singing from distinguished yocssts aud choir.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-20

laos SAYS Merchants, bankers, brokers, tswesr
and Others holding large amounts Of jewely pron1sse
notes. and other evidences of debt and whose lsnes
late hours prevents them from sysing themselves Of 1s
Of bank ysalt should be careful 10 provide gooe
strong iron safe for heir counting house The sssns9se
Safe manufactured by Herring. 13e Water corner Of pe
peyster s.s hewYork, have been folly es,es BY sie
we're fres and s0me Of he profess.onaP Burglars ~
ecs 70 oblsin large sums Of money have beer hlss
By Their inability 10 pick the lock Of HeuingE Ere w
hief proof safes Insure yourself first BY good poeI
and secondly BY q good safe, IA Hsryrsg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-12

Gus losses tight money market will force many to
SELL and many houses will In this way be made bankrupt
We have more to fear nom depreciation In prices TOR
our staples, than from any direct Losses by failures In
Europe.
While these things are hanging the heads of the
commercial classes we see preparations made for the
approaching blast We contraction In credits no
reduction in expenditures outstanding of resourcss
but, on the contrary the We see species Of
extravaganza increasing with alarming pidty
which, sooner or later must lead times similar to those
experienced ten years ago We are on the same road
which led to 30 much ruin in 1897 and the Same results
will be realized, unlt So immediate revolution takes
place Fhe expenditures required to maintain the mode
of living practiced In the west end Of the city, is su
cient to the foundation Of almost any house engaged
in active business and IL the truth was known II We
could get at the actual condition of the concerns the
members Of which live in such magnifcence we should
find that many of them have been hepelessy bankrupt
for years We should find under mush beauty utter
rottsnness-audw wonder how much corruption could
exist long without spreading disease into every
ton OF sOciety