, 1874-11-23

ed during the last tscal yoar was something oyor
S625.Q0 During tho first ouartor Of thn nrea.
ont Iscs year thoro was coeoted sis4 ooo 5 and
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OF infinitely iosa consequence to the man Of
family aud reality than any moro political
changes arc tho nteady readJuetmonts Of values
and tho wnyeof-life, operating over tho country.
1aoio "~s no p'o'ounoot 1osson tuan
TIE PROCESSION or PRINCES,
| the Other day, to tue dull aud stoady City Of
Baltimore to consult with the two Presidents of
that cilv'a trunk rnrood +. 90, III. ~ 49,
s""t ivy ., slunn ''4loao- II was hAo tho wise
n'en moving from coloRne' on oah'olH' hcros8
tho globe. to consult tho 'Btar TINT poised over
the. Btable At Nazareth.
Tnoy left tho Grand deu,ot of vando,hr1t lin.
r,,n.ted ,hro,a ~, .,rI;,x,,ta h., w., 49,, 1nu-
,'Ana'oa 'n'ous" IL" oASnK"ts W she oohtrlout~
| 'ng eaaoloF OF carly Gay, and regarded BY hs
| atatuc. scs In niche ct the elegant interior
architecture They passed tho place but recent
~ tho na1ano Of Fro whor, Nh vo,r,t,,o,s
~ ~ Pasoo 80 y. 1o, "nulo xa,,N .uo so4ul1uooa
'o ~ 9~os'' "oAe"' .oao"4os .he A"*n 81
| supply, vas shown BY music, evory night, vis-a~
Wis with tho Bidcd oticsa Of tho railroad officers
| Tbev 0sa]led in thu Pullman f,omnncx,a tr.i,
| .,,oo,-o.. ~ a,,I,r e..a ~ ~"'"'
n.,,"..,4r, Asope ~" 'oteos'
cao a'e'ea rn"aoe'pala oY 'no railway OF alr.
| Scott, whom thoy took aboard. In four hours
| and few miuutes they woro in Ba14imorn
n,iles,-or 30 uIlea an hour. with atonnnroa.
| ~ .h... 49,. $50 80. =. 49,,
.,.A ana soefo sney found city OF brick. queerly
pitched, on clay bills, in 1avineB. subject to
foods, altogether out Of HmartncsB and with
only a few bits of elegsuce. here md tharo tn
ehou whoro Aan,s. md per;o1e. haa ta,o,,.,
sa,,s w.. - H. a,a 49, a.a,. aau soueneo
oono epo| VI al" o'o o1'oA 'oiano town Win
| marble.
| Mr.. Vanderbilt. plain MN himaelf, but
Phariaoo Ia Baltimore, Bav1ng iltwardly: Lord.
I thank thee that Eev Yor,< NJ on;na 10 rot ~ ill.,
@Ia saso -ns No~ toA - Aine ~ not IKE
Inns o3nes Town, pfoooeaea up tno narrow, cob
hle.pavod streets, with his usual seEdonic bcau-
tifulness. Tall and stzaight, full Of white hair.
With an oye for a ballroom. ]ee for the stare
Rome, come back to Ant'um to sue.
He was followed By his son Bill, whom in play
full moments he calls. .suoker, ,"-one Of tho
aar,,.na - h;a S.+hn~ ~ amas4t',,. aps14of,
pe.naps 70 ~, ms tasnef IN everything nut money
and insensoiity These two-the old tower aud
Central aud Lake Shore combination tie most
| imperial railroad in the world, ns but one viii
controls 1t, and the child Of Lia blood maintains
TINT will.
Az a oodlcll. sort Of aftershought TO the YAM
dorbiIt family, came the officers oF the Doston L
| albany Railroad. branch from Va,.ecrbilt's will
down to place said to be yory thrifty, called
| Boston.
Coi. Scott and Mr. oassatt represented the
great pounsyyania Company. the liberaiiyor Of
| travel In this sphere. forty times the size of
Pennsylvania State in soul, but little too i'm
pulslyo Tor the period. This gentleman. Scott.
| iyaa born fow yours too late. or ho would hnvS
| showed out NJ Leusapa from tho H,cz Gannl
| bought up the OCEAN shipping Of Europe, run
| Expresses to Capo Horn. and issued a doilv
schedule Of trains, a. large as TaE Cu1cAao