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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-15
,oTICE 70 MARINERS,

wAsHivGrcS D. g. Juy 1.-The Lighthouse Board zT-' noes
thai e .nt 90 sguns b.. Oregon m u- discontinued I'D ani s
f- i av %. October 1874 Notice also pFen nat % ill ~.
lug 1874 foz bell s he sounded inrng ueA anu OK HsAso
', p.ns Re-. L.bt station LOux Island souul 'unl lrr -
h oN, of tue bell quck 50 iueV4s d ~ 'toadA
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TON BOWLING. CONDITION.
To the razor Of me Irtoane.


SIR. My attention has this moment been
called to an editorial paragraphs in The TRIBUNE re
latiug 70 my horse Tom bowling which Indirectly
charges me with originating gamblers n lion 10
make the horse sell low the pools The circumstances
attending the injury 70 my horse are 50 well known 10
every gentleman who attended The Monmouth Park
meeting that am compelled 10 believe tha, vour ip
form aut was actuated by prejudice For -me unknown
reasons Tom BOwDg's jockey was Instructed IN hold
the horse and not let INN exhaust himself ugneces
sariy. Tom Bowlings struggle 20 yet head tree 10
10 Oh threw him out his stride aud struck himself
on The near fore Lex causing swelling, which de
veloped i,sef the same night. Opinion divided as
20 whether the horse broken down, anu I am
frank TO say that az FIRST feared he was.
II was only sftcr he lad been examined
by such experienced mrfneB aud surgeons as Mr. Lat
tlered The trainer ana D. Cattnach, who pronounced
u only bruise and injury 10 the tendon mat
had hopes OF his recovery. While standing ID ms box
with swelled leg, he visited b. IllOn II oAhd'
ford, william HOey, Dr. Cattnacb. and other gentlemen
who will yOuch for the condition OF the horses leg
Now. Sir your informant has attempted 70 soil my
character winch stand, rcached the turf boih
Lsfe esd 81 home among EeIghDors. aud request
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SAD HARDNESS OF HEART.

A bright little three -year-Old was once i'm
prsoned 10 childish Ohrn-c bv uI-
mother Aller waiting yamly 10Y Signs OF cOulIituu,
the mother one ned the door aud Inquired:
Are You no. sorry, Eddie T.
The sturdy Young journalist OF the future cuIlcd his
mouth dOsgedly All aus TrIcd:
When I sorry let 90 uON."
WIeu the Anglican PIES, is sorry Tor anything 10 has
ever SAID sou, Ma,rs. Carpenter, tJuAnul, POIud.
and Parton. u Will "let know. CntU tIcu, cease
your ImuO.Cut u WlugS AZ ceu-Or,hp. aAd ydud en-
beavers criticism Slut up. and leave journalist De
uIuruy eurni be wOTArd by who follow lie
ealing. vino know rs fallugs dud wlO love Us 40 1o
results and uls l.ty possibilities.
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TO INC = 4 IIOT OF FHf ITtJHH
SIR: We have received for the Hans Andersen Fund
the following sums:
Arthur rsppan Alerandsr D.isv Vstrr Arrh N~vrn
and isabella Neyen lbreoE r 10 ssclI...... 80
" W Ses.Bnsnton. Y 1 - 10
Total -" ."
Ee0- YORK. July a. 1874. HURD HOUGHTOs.
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GorERyuEyr NEITHER REPORT

WAR DEPARTMENT }
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July 81 "A. m.
10. IN. ,.osI fir,tDy-fO,r bolIg6
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PROBLEMS OF GOVERNMENT IN FRANCE.
REJECTION BY THE ASSEMBLY OF 4 TAX PROPOSED
BY NJ MAGNE-ANOTHEE PROMINENT IMPERIAL
Isl COMPROMISING.
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HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN TESTIMONIAL
The TRIBUNE has received the following

subscriptions TO this fund
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me LONG BRANCH sTEEpLECuAsE.

THIS handicap Tor all ages Tor purse o. 500.
divided $50 for The 500 second and
third hor;e and had accrptances Of the Il entered
These we're Grfiu's VesuvIus. 40 pounds; Walden'-
Aerolte I35 pounds Lawrence & Loruard's Bullet,
Js rounds DOnahue's George Wet. 10 pounds. and
afney COrdelia l45 pounds the ster. however. did
start. II pool betting GeOTSc West ana Bullet
the favOrtes the former having the CALL lac
had Gafuey the best crOsscOuBtry Jockey America
horseback, while Bullet had fresh rider indeed
~ has had IN every race ne Las run H. successful
Ockey being given q second chance Of riding him
The lay entirely between George Nrst aud Bullet
ne former leading several length, throughout the race
Dotn hOres taking Tie Jumps m hne stye, aud nn.Hy
winning the ny dozen engthS. BON AerOlte aud
Sesuvius refused wafer jump the second time DAD
as Aerote did not 30 the course, Nesuyus received
The third money.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-27

to calculate in a hoarse whisper,
Seventy-one. In appearance he was
not progressing, and his claims to
personal beauty were not heightened
by the absence Of one his eyes, which
he unfortunately lost in row at Mel
bourne about fifteen Yeas ago. His
habits we're not, strictly speaking, tenn
perate. Yet there must have been
something very "taking" in his con
VITALITY, for after an execution ne
was wont 70 spend his money
freely with "a degraded lot" who
were on the lookout for him when he
left the Jail. On receiving notice that
he would be wanting for a hanging, he
would, with singular abstemiousness,
involuntary imprison himself for two
or three days, and sleep off all traces
of intoxication. After pinioning con-
demned criminal, he invariably muir
INJURED in his ears the words "God
bless you = and on one occasion, when
the man executed died instantaneous
ly. a sweet smile was observed to steal
over his face as, leaning over the drop
and looking up at his work, he re.
marked "The best job in the coun.
try that makes forty.seven.
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Foreign.

IHF Madrid Governments intends taking a
plehlsclte ui the county 20 authorize the re-
peal oi section 33 oi the Constitution az 1893
relating % the monarchy, as lmreraty,y
necessary for toe stability ~ the present gov
crnment Itaso coutompates substituting
the ordinary tor the constituent carics with
Marshal SerranJ as President Of the Consciv.
alive Republic. Senior Castelar,. 10 the event
Of plehiscitc, will support Marshal Scrrano's
candidate TOE tho Pgesideucy of the Rorublic.
IL tie German Reichstag Gen Won Moltke.
% the course % a speech IN support of IA,
new military bill, said What wo bayr IN.
qulrcd m six months We shsil have Gu. rr.tfct
with force oi arms tor hali century .o conn.
France, misunderstanding q majority of her
people arc convinced q the necessity OF peace.
is initiating our army organization" Ucc
cludcd W. have become powerful. huh ~.
main peaceful NrIulula In army tor ae.
fcnsc, not conquest Thu mH MAS r,icrr,1
go q committee.
IuE elections ior tho English Parliament
are complete, and Ga, io.iouIr. rs tt,. r,spI. &.
Conservative returned ISL. Liberals atl
homcralcIs, BOZ. q. these, ltf were ,'e.i.J
after contest The total number oi vote.
polled ~ the United Kingdom ana Holland
was 2,5o0ooo. This isa eonadtratl. n,i,p.
on from the figures 90 III, general election
and indicates that abscnuuus from y.rr.
were numerous.
rHE steamer city OF Mc,boufae ha. arrival
at San Francisco, aud brings particular, OF the
death q The Hawaiian king Iauhla. un tho
3l instant, II bronchial disease, aged 3a ,,sr.
It's demise bad been expected several la,s
Members Of Tim Cabinet were called tor,tr.r
90 once, aud ordered q mtyuus ~ ur A,sr.n-
bly for The l2th Of February 10 consider ue
condition u affairs. 40 mass mteuue ON
thc lth The people OF kaWahl- declared m
favor u David kalakua ts tbe kug'. suat,a.
-or Queen Emma, widow + ksmchim,h1. h.
also named ss successor and therc nIll rr.h.
ably bo a severe contest ia thg Legislator,
over the succession
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At Large.

PETITIONS are in circulation IA dilerent
parts OF the Indian Territory asking Congress
to give equal rights to the negroes and pray
ing for territorial government aud against the
proposed transfer Of the Indians to the War
Department.
The total earnngsof thetrafiie department
Of the Union Pacific for 1873, are stated ut
$40, 266, 103 Sc; expenses, S5,Oi3,2l2.36 net
earnings. 5,222, 81 80; net increase Of earn
ings over 1872, Sl,13O, s5922
AwREsTLING match for the championship
ofthe United States, and $4,000 stakes, came
of at San Francisco on February Il, between
NJ. Whalon Of California, champion, and
Major Mclaughlin, Of Detroit. The latter
| threw Whalon fairly, two throws, collar and
elbow, winning the match, stakes and
championship Of tho United State. Pools to
the extent Of about 1880 were sold at tho
hall; odds in favor of Mclaughlin
DARING burglary took place AZ Quincy
ILL.,, on February 18th. The FIRST National
Bank was entered by burglars, and the safe
blown open aud the currency carried of will
foot up $3.50, 200; besides this there were
valuable papers, bonds and special deposlts
to a large amount taken. The safe blown
open wss one Of Dodd's patent, manufactured
at Cincinnati, and, although considered proof
against burglars it's door was wrcuched com
pletely off by the explosion. Gen. Morgan.
Tor the directory, stated that the IS would
not seriously affect the bank, and that il
would continue business and meet all De.
mands udon II. There is no clue whatever 10
the perpetrators Of the daring deed, but one
Mccoy, who was recently connected with a
variety show, has been arrested, aud held on
suspicion. Theories concerning the time occu.
pied IN entering the vault are conflicting, but
the most probable one is that the robbery has
been medjtated Tor some time. ard that at
least three nights we're occupied ia working
through the masonry surrounding the vault.
This theory i. confirmed by the fact that the
door on the second story hall, which was
taken up t. get at the vault, was found Sth
screws instead OF nails, which had evidently
been used to replace it securely after each
nights work. The burglary was evidently the
work Of professionals A large Bit Of first.
class burglars tools wac lett in the vault, but
there is no other clue. The bank offers $50.
900 reward for the capture of the thieves aud
/ the recovery Of the money.
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Historical MnrrIages.

Old Adam slept, and from bis side
A woman in her magic beauty rose;
DazzIcd and charmed, he called her bride,
And his first sleep became his last reposo.
Lots wife got into pretty pickle.
Mr. Windsor's wives were said to be
merry.
King Arthur'g wife loved Ii i'm little,
and Launcc a lot.
Mrs. MacStinger would have made
Captain Cutie a spicy spouse.
Did Anne, Of Austria, marry Maza-
rim n is the great conundrum.
Jack Spratt could not have married
better if he had read "Counterparts, .
The trouble with Blue Boards last
wife was that she dropped the key to
the situation.
There is no record of Satan's mar
riage, which makes US blush to men,
ton that he's the father of lies.
Peter Peter, pumpkin eater, pre-
scented his wife with a snug residence.
He understood the situation
Buckingham called Millions wife a
rose. eyes said the poet, sadly,
land you can't get your nose IN be-
tween the thoTns.
Albert Durer couldn't endure her. so
he ran away, But she fetched him
back, and made him make her bed
every morning
Socrates artipathy to Xantippe theo-
logized him. The reader will please
observe the play on words, for there
was no other play about tit was
business.)
Ulysses's wife came near running
away from him during his twenty
years absence, from which she was
called Penelope, from pene, almost,
and elope, to run away
Solomon the Wise married seven
hundred times. 1t is asserted that
this was carrying the thing to an ex.
IRENE, but the example of his father
and Bathsheba was before him.
Cincinnati Gazette.
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The East.

A FREIoHr-InAlN or tho Lehigh and Sus-
quehanna Railroad ran INTO landslide near
state Dam station, on February 10. The en-
glne Jumped The track, and six cars were
piled upon each other, smashing freight o
All descriptions, which was strewn along the
road and hurled into the river, Not one Of
the train-hands, as tar as could be ascertaned
escaped injury. The body Of the engineer.
D. shannon, was found under the engine,
considerably burned Otto shannon, fireman,
and Frank Ryan, brakeman, were badly
burned and scaldcd. Others are reported
killed. stove in the caboose fired the
frtght-tran aud nine cars were burned.
THE New York Geographical Society gave
q reception TO the officers aud crew of the
Polans. Addresses were delivered by Dr..
IL. Hayes, Capt Buddington, Capt. Tyson,
and others.
NEW disease affecting the horses Of tho
stage and street car line has made It's appear
auce in New York. A large number OF M.
mails have been Frustrated, b 4 the mortality.
except in the case OF one Of the stage lines, is
small, and in most instances the disease
yields rapidly to medical treatment. The
symptoms are loss Of appetite, swollen eyes,
which discharge a yeliovish matter copi0usly,
and swollen legs; stupol follows with great
weakness. Rapid recovery follows return OF
appetite
Evans NoRrHwooD, the murderer. was
hanged at Concord, n, H., ou February H.
He made a confession admitting that he killed
Gcorgiana lowering, BIT niece, Young girl
in the fail Il 1850 and 10 detail tells the story
OF his useless and uceutiuus life
DrsPATCH from Camden, y. j. say,
that matters On the New Jersey Southern
Railroad are again az o staud-tin. owing {,
the failure to negotiate VITA the strikers.
eREAT FRAUD was p,rpetgated en- tn,
New York stock Exchange, uu February II
by some party, a. ytt unknown. Il appoar
that some person handed two letters 20
pA-e. directed to tho Wee. President. whic
THAT gentleman read aloud one signed b
Vim. orion. stating thar the Western emo
Telegraph Company had dacile1 20 lncreas
its capital stock % $50, OUC.0 0o. wish the 10
tention Of extending It's lines and aaordin
better facilities for tue transaction q bG.i
moss. The other letter purpartol 10 be from
the President Of the Toledo Wabash am
Western Railroad, also stating iaa the Di
rectors had decided 20 mrreas the capita
stock OF the company several million dollars
Immediately On the reading these letter
there WAS 2 general stampede d seIl stocks
especially Western Union ana Wabash, AMI
about $4,000 shares 20 tha tormer aud 900
shares Of the latter, were disposed Of beior
the letters were found TO- he iorecres. tt
numatcd chat the Vice PRECEDENT OF On
stock Exchange Is implicated m tho forge
r''s, aud an Investigation INTO the origin q
the letters hn been ora red when ID is oy
pectei that come startling developments vi
bg made
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Washington.

BIS BUTLER and his associate counsel have
been allowed by the court s65, GOO for fees h.
the Farragut cases The bin providing 1r
the award was managed in the House ty
Butler Tho aggregate award is $500 600.
which = NOW heing paid
A Caucus Of members OF the House. repre-
senting tweniy-oue States. was held al the
capitol lately, to consider Representative Int
trel's bill 70 amend the internal revenue laws
90 a. 20 remove restraints on vine nd other
fruit growers, that they may distll tlleir fruits
INTO brandy
IHE President has recently purchased a lot
OF ground. containing uoarly u 900 slgare
feet, and which fronts the circle at the inter-
section Of P aud Thirteenth streets and Yer.
mont aud Rhode Island avenues. and extends
1873 feet along the latter aud ] 50 foot along Inc
former avenue. Tho price paid was $50 rcr
square fe"t, amounting CD 50 3I6 50. On tlts
lot he President proposes to erect dne
resident
IHE Comptroller OF the Currency u allow
Inc national banks 90 be organized In autic.-
patton OF law OF Congress granting addi-
tional bank circulation. 4 new national bsus.
entitled The Peoples National Bank Of Pue.
bio, Colorado, hao just been organized with
$4,000 capital, $4,000 Of which is granted
from the balance on hand ct the s54.00O 900
issued under the act Of July Il. 1870. ana Ga,
balance 20 be be- made up from notei, pur
chased ofbokcu national bauhsand what ma,
be obtained nom future laglsatou.r
So TAR about 100000 Of the new trad,
dollars have been coined Tho demand Il
continually Increasing
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ThlStlehOMn.
An ENGLISH RuRAL CUSTOM

Long ago-a little girl,
Smooth Of cheek and dark Of curl,
Like my daughters, nearly
| gathered for my bridal bed
Many hoary thistle-head
Before the flying tufts we're shed,
And saved them up so dearly.
Oh, the happy days and dreams!
Endless Present, lit with CLEANS
OF a wondrous FuturUl
Day, and week, and month, and year,
Glide, and what know you, my dearY
And what know / :? Oh, little sphere
or every mortal creature
Life has pleasure, life has pain,
Passing, not to come again,
Blacklist hours and brightest.
Time takes all things, all must go.
Bygones vauish--is it SOP
Gone and lot forever? MOI
Not the least and highest.
In age we laugh at dreams of youth.
Are ages dreams more like the truth
And what Is life but feeling
The world Is something, none can doubt
But no one finds its secret out.
To childhood, and to souls cevout,
Comes the best revealing,
Gay are you at heart. my child,
Gathering downy thistles wild
Cares nor fears Cypress thee.
Gathering up, Ton Joy. for moan,
When all these autumns, too, ore flown,
The bed that you must lie upon.
God protect and bless thee
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The West.

AAu.L has been introduced IN the Ohio
Legislature 70 provide hat when person is
indicted tor crime and The defense pleads M
sanity, tpeetal jury shalt Determine the
question q sanity in the evidence u trial be-.
fore the court lthcy pronounce tho person
sane he shall az once Doe rut upon trial but
It insane, then be shall d. committed 10 a
iuuatc asylum and put upon is.al when pro.
nounced cured
IHE supreme Court tfIMua has decided
case involving tho validity IT lie bond.
ssuod 70 ,be Paus ana Decatur Railroad
Company by municipal corporations along ~
line. The court decides that the cuait,r al
the company couiors no power on counties.
towns or townships 20 issue bonds IN and of
Tins railroad, that instrument containing only
vague provision authorizing persons or the
agent Of ans corporate body Go subscribe 60
the capital stock 90 the company. Tho
amount Of bonds issued ~ municipal CORPORA.
tious which one thns declared legal + i3G9.
600.
Tar robbers oftbe Adams Express agent at
CRANKY CIV, a short time since, have been
Discovered aud The money recovered. No
prosecution will follow.
SAlvRpW evening. while six men were la an
indianapolis, Bloomington aud Western Rail.
road witeh.nouse, train q cns came
against Tho hu'ding. knocking It down a
t"oniy-i1ot fmbauhmcnt The building
caught tire. Mr. Harvey oscar "A death.
Joseph Pence was severely burned about the
head and shoulders. Pat Lanahan had a
broken arm Ahw,ry more CT loss injured,
but none fatally.
u q currently reported that Senator In.
gals, ~ Kansas, y about rs resign, 20 accept
the appointment ~ Judge 81 the United
states Circuit Count, n This Is true. thoro
VIII beA'ely times c'yctng hIs uceessor
A DETROIT dispatch saws petroleum has
been struck by tie 0or,rs ct an aftesian w,ll
on the Michigan Central Railway ground AZ
hc Junction. He wen s ruined for the pur-
poses originally intended. but may prove
profitable 10 its unexpected role.
TnE ladies Of Lincoln. N,b.. are preparing
a. a raid upon The SALOONS.
NAJoR DAILY lumblruau, has iust ~.
turned to Dubuque from Chippewa. and rp.
ports i79 camps On that stream anu ii- ,rlhp-
tares, with total cutting Of ans n00011 ipot
~ logs This exceeds ID amount ans previous
year. On the Black and Wisconsin rivers tho
ield will be greatly below the average.
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Ranaha Simplicity and Hospitality.

A recent letter-wrIter in Honolulu
says: In travelling about these
islands the observer is struck with the
simplicity and genera sity of the Ha-
waiian people, 1t seems a pity that
such a race of people should perish
A man may journey from one end of
the archipelago 10 the other in open
day or in the midnight darkness, and
he IS as secure as in his own house. A
foreigner never thinks of carving fire
arms, for there is no one to modest
him. He never goes hungry, for what
ever the Hawaiian has, whether poi,
taro or fish, is shared with the stran-
ger. When they were wealthy and
powerful people, when almost every
foot Of land was cultivated, and there
were from 5000 to 400, 600 inhabit.
ants, they killed fat hogs for their
guests; Int those halcyon days are
nearly passed, because in nine cases
out OF ten they are too poor to afford
that luxury. But the aloha Goye to
you) ls as hearty as ever. And hearing
tins aloha and seeing the miserable
surroundings are contrasts indeed.
The surroundings, generally speaking,
are poverty-spricken In the extreme.
The majority of those who meet YOU
and greet you are but the wrecks ii a
people healthy and powerful in their
barbaric state, but diseased and help
less in the civilization brought To Their
doors. But even 10 this dav, like an
oasis in the desert, there arc now and
then families 10 be found whose blood
is untalLted with the poison which has
nearly decimated the Hawaiian people.
This is especially true OF the chiefs and
chiefesses, some of whom are splendid
specimens in physique, princel look
ing mon and qneenlY.lookinr women. =
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THE NEWS.
The English Ministry.

The following is a complete list Of the new
Ministry OF England, which viii be found in.
teresting at this time
Benz. Disraeli, First Lord of Treasury.
Baron Cairns, Lord High Chancellor.
Earl Derby Secretary Tor Foreign Depart
ment.
Duke Of Richmond, Secretary for War.
Marquis Of Salisbury Secretary ior lndl..
Earl ofCarnayon. Secretary FOR Colonial d..
partment.
Department.
Claiborne Hardy, FlrsuLord Of Admiralty;
Sir Stafford Northco,e, Chancellor OF Ex'
chequer.
Lord Leuox, Commissioners OF Works and
Buildings.
Captain Stanley, Under Secretary for War.
Sir John Charles Hoy, Secretary to the Ad-
mralty.
Lord Hamilton, Under Secretary for the
Foreign Department.
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A Modern Cr@sns Turned 70 Dnsl.

FROM tne \. \, tribune, Feb. Z.
Baron Meyer de Rothschild died at
London yesterday, ut the age of 81
years. He was born in England, and
was educated at Trinity College. Cam
bridge In 1859 he was elected to the
British House of Commons for the
borough of Hythe, which he repre-
scented until tue recent dissolution of
Parliament The late Baron was a
Liberal in politics, and favored vote
by ballot several years before that
measure was adopted He was a mag
istrato aud Deputy Lieutenant for
Buckiughamshire, where he had a
splendid residence. The Baron was.
however, best known as "A member of
the English branch of the RothschIld
family founded by The late Baron Ma.
than Meyer Rothschild, son Of the
we'll. known Frankfort banker, who, by
his thrift and sagacity, laid the basis
of the great wealth which his success.
sors have amassed. Nathan went to
London in 1900, and there invested
money sent him 10y his father so Judi
ciously that in time he |, came very
wealthy, and ranked among the first
bankers of London. He died in 1880,
leaving three sons, Lionel, Anthony
and Meyer-the former Of whom sur.
yive Under their Joint management
the business OF the firm prospered,
until eventually the Rothschilds accu.
mulated unbounded wealth.