New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-07

=, aver in their beds and wondered whether 1t was
,b,ng more than gust OF wind AT west foinV
yerrbody was aroused by the shaking up OF the
,,ds and the first thought that the powder
,,re had exploded. AT Highland Falls the villagers
-, nm and compared notes IN the road Az Garrlsons
~ watchmau suppOsDg that an engine boiler nsA puI5
an the tunnel started out with red light AT feeAsKA
the shock OF the earthquake caused some aiar"'
Owners of real estate who have heretofore
h0ep hardened with unremuncrative upper stories IN
business buildings turning snch rooms lho prol
liable account by the Of the modern elevator when
makes the top floors almost as valuable as the lower
ones and thus greatly increases the productive power
~ ctv prpsy In this way lot Of ground earns as
nuch as several lots used 80 do. This il new element
10 be considered estimates Of future values OF real
estate and Of the probable future growth of cities with
the amount OF space they likely 10 occupy The en-
page THE TRIBUNE TO day for the purpose OF makg
known 10 owners and tenants means OF aaFapoinE @
income and the comfort OF the other 49, thereoc
worthy Of notice.
John Morley, whose pen seems to be the
busiest in ali gland nowadays has thrown down Iho
gauntlet to Clergy in the last number OF me Co
porarg He charges the priests with 30 debhtag tno
minds OF mon and women by promises and dreams that
MANY generation must come and 20 before Europe can
throw on the yoke OF superstition. But he promises
them that they shall be generations OF strenuous Dae
The growth OF bright ideals and nobler purpose
he SAYS, Will leaving ever and ever lther NC
stereotype We shalt pass you on your flank; your
hereest darts will only spend themselves upon air we
will not attack you VOltare did We will not externh
nate YOU we shall explain History VIII place eaoh
dogma In its Glass; above below hundred competing
oogmas exactly the naturalist eassies his species
From being conviction. 1t VIII sink to CURIOSITY
from being the guide to millions OF human lyes, II VIII
dwinde down to chapter IN DSGs. 9 tbe CON
plans your DOGMA science VIII ury IL w .ue
eeenfio6 OF law will silently make the conception o.
the daily miracle of your altars seem ",
ther nourishmeu and win leave your system not
because they cOnuted IT, but because Se "1G S
craft or astrOogy, 1t has ceased 10 interest 'hon ~
is certalnly sweeping Challenge go
The French have something which Is neither
English nor American, neither Cabinet nor Presiden'
Government They have President Wbo Is more Vi
lay-Agure than constitutional ruler; ana 'hey nave
a Cabinet which is responsible not to HIM, but to tho
majority of the Lower House Of the LEGISLATURE IL
Rrnubieau President be chosen in 1880 and the constr
tuton OF parties changes, he will be the puppet OF
conservative cabinet. GamOetia is not satiSne" WI"
the anomalous Constitution Of 1870 pat suggests no
changes; whereas Louis Blanc Is anxious 70 nave INC
ofce OF President abolished and tue Senate dsbanded
Az the leader Of the more radical Republicans he OBJ
tac,s to having any irremovable funconares beyond
the control Of popular sovereignty auo ues'FoS
10 see the executive power always an ihsHu-
ment-neyer an Obstacle-tO the VIII OF INC
MARION The other features OF his programme
are these Parlisments OF 80 short duration tnst the
Servants. OF the people become its masters;
The principle of election Introduced into t1e Ormaoh
erty Of meeting and association. as America tho
autonomy OF the commune, embracing everytmng ina
belongs to the commune the Church ceasng 70 form
State the State; ministers, OF no matter what rite
PAID by those who demand thelr services; ny lnsIuC
tOn extended to all through respect for tae liberty OF
conscience: military service compulsory even iOI
priests The mission Of the soldier confined TO defending
the country, and never attacking H.
An English tOurist-mOb has broken into the
Louvre and smashed a One James Olsden was IN
the sccon room OF the Musee Camp0na looking at the
objects in terracOta and enjoying the solitude OF the
place, when crowd OF TWO hundred tourists. led by
mau who spoke broken English, rusned ID heer-sseter
Suddenly James aforesaid heard faint shrek succeeded
by crash and lo of the two large vases from Cy
prus. between four and FIVE feet high, which he had
been admiring had been pushed from its pedestal
and lay IN hundred pieces the floor. The custodian
was quickly the spot to protest against the desrue
ton OF an This OF those person
ally conducted parties" which advertisements have
commended 10 the public Of all Chimes and the eicerone
was equal 10 the "we. IL cannot be helped.
but cannot have my party interrupted in this manner
we are already late. You know me, you know Mr.. -
send in your Dll won't have my party interrupted
any longer" SO the crowd swept on. Presently the
cherwas on the spot; he ordered the fragments 10 be
collected IN o basket and In lew minutes
a vacant pedestal was the only thing to show
that treasure winch had escaped for centuries the
viessitudes Of IT'S country and the pers and de-
struetcn Of revolution and in the land OF It's
adoption had fallen the hands of English travellers
James followed the mob and only beard the guido re
wa nastsfpece and that stSst one by M9ro had
$4,000 -Four straggers standing before Tenerss
Doors at the country fair and the eldest Of the group in
order to emphasize the remars, BY lingo. these Two
Ing zap with his waIkipgsticS ibis ,sst species Of
vulgar vandalism was too much for James. He sat
lecture In letter to The Times tLondoul.
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