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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-18
THE
GRAND CENTRAL
HOTEL,
NJ 4 TIN 5 b L K G.

Nj y IL y > - l II G,
DEING ahead of all competitors in cad
ID vertising" the following reduced rates
must claim the patronage of the people
Of this county and the travelling public.
The House is one of the best appointed in
the State, and the Table equal to any.
Il 4 L Els.
Room and Board per Month SIC 90
Room and Board per Week D 90
Room and Board per Day 90
Day Board per Month Il 90
Single Meal -
Single Meal and Horse Feed 80
supper, Lodging and Breakfast 90
Is SPECIAL RATS TO RAILROAD MEN.
Call and see.
C. 5. HART, Manager.
Jan. Is 3m
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NOT ICE.

THE Directors Of the Jefferson County
| Mutual Fire Insurance Company are
requested 10 attend Meeting Of the
Board to be held III ESDAY. JANUARY
2IST, 1879. at the Sherin7s ONCE, Ia
Charlcstown, Jefferson County. West Va.
n. 5. WHITE,
Jan. is, lS19,-lt. President.
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\EANVEO a GOOD AGENT to

aud the adjoining towns for the best sell
ing household articles in the world. Tip
top profits, write ut once to y. Y. Manu-
featuring Co.,2 Clinton Plnce, New York.
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pOStDOncnlent.

The ABOVE sale is postponed, to take
place, SATURDAY, FEBkUARY
Isr 1879, AT . L. NJ, at same place Ms
above.
J. 5. BRAGONIER,
Trustee.
Dec. p, 1873. 5w
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DI County CoURT.-The January
(triaD term of the County Court of Jet-
ferson will begin on Monday next, the
goth instant. President r. w. Baylor
and Justices VIM. Rightstiue and VIM.
Burnett compose the Court. The fol
lowing are the Petit Jurors for the
term;
G. W. Earnshaw, Joseph Bane, John
Kirby, Caleb Burns, r. Cleveland, Jr.,
r. w. Mcintyre, Ii. Gannon,J. H.Hos-
tier, J. Fortney, Jas. w. Coyle, John
W. Grim, G. w. Shaw, George Hall,
Jno. Tavener, n. Ii. Willis, JOS. Trus-
sell, Hen. Shell, a. Barton, j. G. Bit
ner, Geo. Snyder, Robert Earl, John a.
Link, John Brown, Mason Conklyn,
John Fitzpatrick, John Maddox, Jas,
l.. Griggs, Jas. Rightstine, Geo. Smith,
Howard Tavener.
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sas- Acc,pEsrs.-We regret 10 learn

sT- AccIDENrs.-We regret 10 learn
that our old citizen, Mr., Geo. y. Nc
Glincy, fell upon the ice, on Sunday al
ternoon last, and severely injured him
self in the right hip, so much as TO re-
qdire him to be bed-fast ever since, and
is suffering with much pain. DR.. Man
ming is attending him.
We also regret to learn that Mrs.
Warner, an old lady Of our town, also
fell upon the icy pavement on Sunday
last and sprained her wrist:
Mr.. Chalmers Byers, near town, also
met with an accident, which might have
resulted very seriously, one day last
week, by bis horse falling upon the ice,
while driving, and while attempting to
raise the horse he fell upon Mr.. b. aud
resulted in bruising his face severely.
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cH.'-crARS


In memory of Mrs. CATIIARINE
MALATT, who died the 10Th of Octo-
Der, 1878, aged SO years, 9 months aud
Is days.
We watched her breathing through the
night
Her breathing soft and low,
IS in her heart the wave of life
Kept hcaving 10 and fro
So silently we seemed to speak,
SO slowly moved about,
As we had lent her half our powers,
TO exc her being out.
Our very hopes bclied Our fears,
Our fears our hopes bclied;
We thought her dying when she slept,
And sleeping when she died.
For when the morn come dim and sad,
And chill with early showers,
Her quiet cycIids cloSed-She had
Another morn than ours.
Lines on the death of MAGGIE
VIRGINIA MALATT, who died No
vember 18th, 1878, daughter OF Isaac
Malatt, near lloffman'S Mill.
Sister, m dying, come near my bed,
Come close, pray, the fair child said;
Don L mourn for me as lost forever,
Ills only before on cross the river.
Though come not back you'll come to me
Where we'll always live from sorrow free,
My sister dear will meet me there,
And then together Heaven JOY we'll
share.
And father. too, on the other shore,
viii meet darling mother 10 part no more.
Soon after the sister raised her bowed head
And sad was her cry for Maggie was dead.
Father. dear father, still an with YOU,
They say am gone, so am to their view;
But mourn me not as with you no more,
| am not lost-oLly gone before.
Sister thou vast mild and lovely,
Gentle as the summer breeze,
Pleasant as the air of evening
When il floats among the trees,
Peaceful he thy silent slumbc--
Peaceful in the grave so low;
Thou no more wilt join our number,
Thou no more our songs shall know.
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the day of life is fled,
Then in Heaven with JOY to greet thee,
Where 10 farewell tear is shed.
BY Friend, G. B,
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sG~ The Reformed Fair realized
1865. 90, clear of all expenses. Pretty
good for "hard times" Mrs. Charles
Knott received the Silver Tea Sett by
receiving a majority of votes. james
Moler received the Pickle Stand. Da-
Wis Rentch the Cigar Stand Edward
Osbourn the Bride.
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JUST received from Pittsburg Factories
% nextra lot Of Rim Knob Locks; Luli
& Porter's Blind Hinges; superior ;Bspd
Corn Shelters, cheap I4Es 3 % 'sgl
: .y,..,D.. i . A. G. DRAwBAUQA. ~
Dufields, nov. a. Il
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TRUSTEES SALE
V aluable E S ia t Q
JEFFERSON COUNTY, w. VA.

DY virtue of Deed Of Trust. Of date
ID the 9Th day of April, 1875, from Lo-
renzo E:chisop and Elizabeth +. A. Ell
Gibson his wife, TO j. V. Simmons. Trus-
tee. which Deed is recorded in Deed Book
c. page IS, in the Clerks Office of tho
County Court of jefferson County, West
Virginia, which Deed was given TO secure
the payment of note executed by the
said Lorenzo and Elizabeth l.. \, Etchi-
son TO J.. c. MulliniN or order, for sl,slO,
of date the nth day Of November, 1874,
and payable sixty days from the date
thereof, with interest from date, which
note and the interest thereon Is unpaid,
the undersigned j. ). Bragonier, subSti
tuted Trustee in the above deed Of trust
in the place of the said J. Y. Simmons by
Decree of the Circuit Court of said Coun-
~ of date the 22nd of October, 1878, will,
in order TO pay said note and interest and
costs of sale, sell 1T public sale,
On Wednesday, the 18th day OF
December, 1873,
at O'Clock, 2. NJ, in front of the Entler
Hotel in Shepherdstown, jefferson coun-
", West Virginia, the following Real
Estate conveyed in said Deed
lst-A Nalable Farm of l13 Acres moro
or less, situated miles North of said
town, On the Potomac river, and adjoin-
ing the lands OF John j, Nausant and 9TH
ers. The improvements consist of good
house, barn and oUt-buildings.
2ud- Should the sale Of the aforesaid
flrm be insufficient to pay said note, in
terest and costs, then will also be sold an
undivided 10th interest in tract of land
llJ Acres, more or less, Of which John
Byers died seized adjoining the aforesaid
farm Of la acres. The improvements on
said rs Acres consist of COOL House,
Barn and Outbuildings. Both farms have
considerable bottom land.
Possession given the lst Of April, 1879,
TERMS OF SALE, in the absence OF
provisions for the same ia said Deed Of
Trust, will be, by the written agreement
aud request of the aforesaid Lorenzo
Etchison and wife, rs follows :-One-thhd
of thc purchase money cash OH day or
sale. and the balance in two equal pay
ucnts payable in one and two years re-
,prctWcly, with interest from day OF sale.
the two deferred payments evidenced by
bonds of the purchaser and secured by
deed of trust on said property.
j. ), BRAGONlER,
Trustee.
Nov lG, 1873. o"
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Coal ! Coal ! Coal !

4 NEW lot of COAL, AL grades, very
n cheap. j. ii. QUlGLE1.
bee II
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev. J. p. HUBBARD, Rector
Preaching to morrow in Shepherds
town at IL A. NJ, and ! p. NJ.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
No Minister.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. J. A. ARMSTRONG, PASTOR.
Services to morrow in Shepherdstown
at IL A. NJ.
REFORMED CHURCH.
Rev. J. &; BowMAN, PASTOR
Absent:
M. Z. CHURCH SOUTH:
Rev. J. L. SulPLEY, PAsToR.
Services in Shepherdstown to morrow
at IL A NJ. and p NJ. Preaching
aud Communion at Liberty Grove at 3
p. N.
NJ. f. CHURCH.
Rev ID. e.. Miller, PASTOR.
Services tomorrow in Shepherdstown
atll A. NJ. and 1-2 2. N.
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LII MP COAL!

| HAVE quantity Of Cumbt and
! LUMP COAL for sale al the Shelan-
doah Valley Mills, in ShephcrdSt0wn.
JOHN II. DUKE.
Oct. -. 1873. II
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January IS
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REV. j. L. HUBBAhD' I'bDIO"
Preaching to morrow in SHEPHERDS
town at IL A. NJ, and I z. NJ.
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GEO. Il. STALEY.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-18

IN the Circuit Court of Jefferson County,
J. W. Va, in term November lst, 1873.
Fanny Shepherd, Alex. K. Shepherd aud
X. Davis Shepherd infants sueing by their
next friend Elizabeth ,. Shepherd, Plain
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-01-18

January 4, 1879
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
A RIRuS IADfG yAST CRADITORS.

The creditors of Williams, Brnie s. Co..
cotton merchants. who failod two weeks ago, h'h IN
excited meeting IN the committee room of t-e 'oton
Exchange yesterday for the purpose OF taxing dD ne
Steps IN relation the settlement 81 then riam. fhe
liabilities Of the firm smornt 10 ahorI e2S6D0 p rom
which nre 20 be dciuc ed de4ts dne fou men er' or
the Exchange amount ng 10 ahpuf $4,000. leaving
between S25O.OOO aud $3.50. % unsecured indeia~G-
ness. The failure stated be DUE 10 heavy Gu
ia,i0us Ia futures" ~ Mr.. Brine. without tna
knowledge of Mr. Williams, who, when he
learned of the transactions ordered suspensiun,
dissolved the firm, and declared 70 the creditors
his willingness pay all the firms rcgu ar indeoted-
ness on demand. A new irm Organized unGff tie
name of tf Williams son. and Mr Williams ~ D siId
carried tie books OF tEc old firm o. Charleston,
Mr. williams ias vet settled With the CREDITORS
and they became indignant upon r aiding Itirf IRON,
Mr. Williams. published The Chdftcsfoi Aeirs ana
Courier n which a statement OF the business rriat"s
the firm gwen, ana attention was called 10 toe
specuacns cotton being ON tho persona account
of Mr.. Binie, forming iab ties which me y N " as
not coguiz Mt of, responsible fOr Belrslus thh
Nr Williams wished 10 repudaie the claims of the cred
itOfs, a secret messing ncid yesterday, ana nIer
eXcitrd discussion BY thirty or forty of tAe CT
itors. % committee appointed OF winch Henry II nL
j. L. MacaGlay NJ. Lehman, and -four other men are
members endcavor TO collect the claims and 10 taAe
LEGAL proceedings n necessary.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
oPPo,IyG 4 REcEUERsHiP.
poIIcY-HoLDFEs OF THE GLOBE MUTUAL CONTEND
THAT d. / soLvENI-A PLEA F)R DELAY.
A,.,, Tuna . a cnmui tr, OF the man-

porIcy-HOLDFEs or TUE GLOBE MUTUAL CONTEND
THAT II l. soIyEST-A PLEl FOR DELAY.
AIRANy June "a committee OF the man
rcrs and AGENTS Of the Gote Mn,ual Life Insurance
Copnauy consisting OF T. a. Osborn, Of Boston. George
" Manning OF ST. Louis. Louis Bauer. oi Newl Crk,
represcnting 900 ont OF the 5000 Pocr-aoders, ar
rived mere To- .av with a1davIrs % puIcY-loters tn
tnf company protesting AGAINST the appointment oI
receiver These afdayiJs were laid before Justice West
r9k They set forth that there is necessity for re-
c.iv,r; TINT the company. with proueI management,
Will he able 10 meet all its obligations, and nai to turn
ifs frs over 20 receiver only result IN disaster
and irreIievabc damage TO the policy holders IAey
also contain citations Of property valuations Mich put
tho assets al much higher figure Lian taey have been
r,preseuted 20 De. ant place The company upon
strong financial basis and perfectly solvent.
NJ Hale counsel for the poilcyhO ucrs, ID presenting
these adagis, moved posipo"cneut ol Tie case iof
sjbt DAYS lie urged That N view OF The Eroat impof
nance OF tnIs matter, one nVOylus dJOut F5ooOyVJ u
hould not le acted upon hastily. lie also called attc
pn 10 the law of 1879. and said it seemed 20 LIN 'Als
was not such a ease as contemplated IN tle la"
Tho Attornrv- eneral said De was entirely indifferent
49, tn y,nat disposition made Of this case He was
mere simply TO discharge his duiy whcn he would 40
irr,.spactive Of clamor; aud whatever might be said
,,,,, l,s heirg "a Hrecpr OF ms comu4ly he cared
uotniug for c denied the rgn a. the counsel a. come
mere and take tlc %. the CJnrt N motions Ike the
one now made, and argne them.
General IN the beef that The poi cy-hoidrs bad 30 Ia
Val r,,if 10 come INTO Court matter OF tiis kind
I'D s-ked Ar Hale b.! bad any aGtAOrity t,t c!tiM-
g thar right. MF. Hale SAID hc ma not tlalin 49, .h-u-
uIe right aud read authority Co tAe eject tuht, ON
.olri.-y OF the Court, hearings IL tEir hlhd we're
granted. 49, .. ILL.,. l.l
grated such hearing in srYrra. cases or M'ti o
courtesy. ...--.- 80
-sy onlt such hearing grained. 4ic asked
wAht does opposition amount ot he hih is'ehe
-, nj fne r.p.r- ard -u far he r1ua understand
thef rbrv auouutr 90 tlisfhat these loiici -hnne-
,,i of vct neau able 20 satisfy themselves tAdl lH4r
o.mttary is iEsoivcut. Iut thrf WAu fn- Y" rii4Hi
-cs on this point. Now, There hh'r p'cu eNh
comDany ls lus8vcut, and n has gone ou IRON b'1 '
worse over 1000 ocr-idd gone o"t "i 'h' cDi
Many and u- rouldfpt object lU De gained iF tti4A
iug tho company IN eXlsteuc" except WIN view ."
freezing" out more pUlIci h"nels "he ~ ch.ei'' ~,
tho roUnanv INTO the hands of tuOsr WhO oppose to
unfiun He declared thar thr time Tor ihe d~-tuoh i
Tnie company had come ana u was MS uuiJ lh DcHAL
OF tne policy yhOers 10 press hls motion of me "ppou'
ment OF a receiver. . A. ...,.o-.
Justire WrstbroOk said he would examine thc papers
presented to-day and tomorrow announce his ueeisio
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
NIP HARKINYs BENEFIT.

On Friday afternoon, at the Fifth Avenue
rl,.otre Mr. d. II Harkins, who mas been during the
ast wear the manager OF that house. viii nave benefit
at which extraord nary attractions Will be presented
The third act Of "As You Like It. wih be gwen by be
coupanv at present at Walack's. The first act Of the
Rahes IN the Wood" will be done by
Mr. Rice's troupe The second act OF "LARaReu
,,i1 be played with the original cast IN
% citv including Mrs. Agnes Booth and Mr. james
wis. an act OF the Chimes Of Normandy VIII be
sppg by tue company al present at the Lycenm' ana
Mis- Mary Anderson will come 20 town for the espe-
csl .rurpose of playi.g PdrtheniG 70 Mr.. Harkins
Jy0oraay MI Harius ras been very uniofinDa,e s aa
~ fhr exec ptouay great attractions 10 Dc Pe9oH'o
al it MS benefit ought 20 be very iaiSeb "''eh"'N'
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
KOsTER & BIALs GARDEN.

This pleasant Summer Garden, III Twenty
third-s near sixthaye., which opened last month
with great success has gone on since then dong better
and better The concerts emiucnty Of popular
character but the orchestra is very strong one,
ard Herr RudOlpn Bial. the conductor, is a man OF
much talent and the programmes, which are composed
chiefly Of values polkas and iglt oycrtures are rel-
dered with much spirit and dash. Some objection has
made 20 this garden on account OF is alleged heat
and lack OF ventilation, but these unpleasant
features u unpleasant they really BEL viii be
shortly removed, for the managers have secured
some vacant lots the coucerla, and soon an open
GARDEN like tnat Theodore Thomas Central PARK
Garden win added to the establishment. Last nlt
there We're a number Of popular pieces performed
such az several wazes and pOkas by Johann strauss,
selections from OAenbacAs operas, ana even such good
music as Mendeissohn's Ruy Bias " overture These
concerts will continue throughout tne summer ana VIII
doubffes prove a. attractive tn" future they nave
ia the past Mcssrs Roster Bal have supplied Waui
tnat long felt III NeW-hOrA anu tAeI success
h not a thing 70 be wondered at
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
APRITJL or THE DUKE or ARGYLL

REMAINING N NEW-YOEK OVER NIGHT on HIS
WAY TO CANADA.
The Duke Of Argyll, father of the Marquis OF
Lorne Goyernor-GeneTal 81 Canada, arrived ID TINS
city Yesterday. lie was accompanied by his two
daughters and his son. ord Walter Campbell All
were passengers on board the steamship scythla.
The Duke comes TO visit tho United States, and to
see his son and MS daughter-n-iaw. the Princess
Louise. in Canada. The Scythia arrived at her
dock. near the foot of Charron-st North River
between and r ,. few people had collected
on tine wharf to welcome arriving friends ana sew
eral Scotch gentlemen and ladies were trying to
spy out if possible the Duke OF Argyll from among
the passengers that lined the steamers rall.
As soon as the mail-baSs were put ashore the
cabin passengers were allowed to come off. The
Duke of Argyll and family entered carriage ana
were driven to the Windsor Hotel. Their rooms,
the set of four handsome apartments on the parl0r
floor looking out on Ffth-ave. and FGurtv-seveuth-
St. we're engaged some time ago by letter. Inc
party were registered as " The Duke OF Argyll,
LADY Elizabeth Campbell, Lady Mary Campbell,
Lord Walter Campbell. England" The Dnke of Ar
gvll il Of medium height, and much younger look
ing than his years would cause one 30 expect, hIs
sandy side whiskers being only slightly spriukled
with gray. His face is a striking and intellectual
one. Lady Elizabeth aud Lord Walter Campbell
bear GENIAL restElDiauce 10 tilcN Df"'hti' ' u
uuls OF LOrue, and have Light auburn har NAIe
Lady Mary Campbell Is almost brunette. lie
party viii start for Canada at I0 o'clock ths morn
ing. Taking carriage soon aIter , o'clock tue
Duke and his son drove down Fittn-Iye. and
Broadway 10 BrcutanO's in Union-square. The
Duke ailed for the American edition of his book,
The Reign Of Law and praised ITS appearance The
cIprl, i'm the store remarked; There is another
hook bv the same author lie referred to PuH-
eyal Man. published m 1874
:" Yes. have seen il >" replied the Duke " but l
don't care for II now"
The Dnkc afterward called for n work on the his
tory of N-w-lork. The clerk informed him that
the book ne asked for was ont of date, and that
other recent work, were much superior. Bar tile
Duke had made up hIs mind 10 have the book ho
wanted. and left an order for it 10 be SEM TO
Quebec.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04
TILE coLUuBL4 YACHT CLUE.

prospects FOR THIS sEAsoN-THF coRINTHIAS
PLAN TO BE FOLLOWED.
The Columbia Yacht Club, when Is con
cede TO rankut ia Importance to the four iarg yacht
~ bas made great additions 90 It's roil OF yachts and
bp since last season ana intends 10 make Tie
nreset season one unusual interest on the HUDSON
R,yer Tie new c.ub-hOuse, situated at the loot o.
siKff-st North River, easily 10 be reached from
anv mart OF the city picturesque and attractive
snot and Affords al the facilities WHICH yaebtsmen de-
ire The grounds around the house admit the laying
,.cbts di,rIug the Winter with the jauitor 10 take
.iaroe of them piano and library have been ADDED
70 f groom and the members ana shef Ilcbds
are allowed the use OF JAein. - - a., ,xf.,o,co
Th. cIub is Incorporated. and has been IN t1lrhhce
,cva v.ars The COriutblan principle OF halilDs ic
yatfas with limited crews-the same as that oi tle ga
,nIaya (lub-has been adopted. and hlred sailors OF
n.rsoUg not members OF the club are not ahOWen 70
baue be boats in any way. The object OF the cluD
- Ievste vachting aud make 10 manly sport ana
ecrr.tI0n fee from professions! Influences besius
~ annua regatta on June D. the ladies' race III Au-
ynst and the champion penuant regAtia Ia OetoDri,
ndrou exrurstons scrub races viii be sailed tWoe
MANN To be followed by dinner The sailing courses
a nr triangular and lad out So ihai az feEhltaS may
he yVIfnesssd from the vicinity OF the CLUBHOUSE
New-York tribune., 1879-06-04

v
Baron Lionel Nathan de Rothschild, the eld-
OF the Baron Nathan Meyer de Rothsc1ild,
and the brother Sir Anthony de Rothschd Bart was
horn IN London. November 22. lsOs. and was
educated at G0ttingen. He succeeded to his
title on the death Of hrs father, June -,
1896 Nathan Meyer de Rothschlld the son OF
Meyer Ansem de RothschIld baron OF the Austrian
Empire, and was considered the chief Of the family
after his fathers death in 1912. The Emperor
OF Austria made him baron OF the En-
pire In 1922. He went TO England IN 1900,
acting his fathers agent. first at Manchester
and afterward at London Lionel. his son, early
initiated into the business OF tIe London house, and
aterward steadily and successfully applied himself To
extend It's colossal operations. He elected to Par
liza ment a Liberal. from the City Of London IN lsf1
Being Jew. he could not take the usual Oath, " on the
true faith of Christian. aud therefore refused his
seat He was, however, regularly reelected III Is45'
1882 and 1857. but not admitted until 555 when
tuc jewish disabilities were removed He continued To
represent London until few years ago. lie was the
first Jew that ever sat 10 the House or Com
mons. He was man ot liberal ideas,
advocate ~ free trade. and generous patron OF
ue Ills collection OF piciu being renarhapH
iottc daughter 81 Baron Chariesdc kotbsc ot Naples
TAe history 0f tDe Rothschild family Is Wen known
and ha- been often repeated When General tu~tne,
st a. - Scnt ia order r., saye he Tow rom pillage
agreed TO nay heavy ransom within very
limited period But tA- money could not be raised,
the CAPITALISTS of Frankfort not beng Wiling
To assist trc Senate. Meyer 4. d. Ro'hschhd'
huveve-. offered to obtain loan from ihe Lina-
cave " H.--i-, T. af.cTward the tcctor
Niuuu g The on r accepted and the loan was Or
tanned. The mousse R.tlschIld thus established
,-nn which ~teIiY improved iu after year. Ia
-ot gnfu Napoleon dtcrccd the forfeiture OF Bruins
..t and Hcs-. asset. Wal prepared FOR q .nt. lie
ri--.tcI win Mover a. n- RHrusci'id S1,ODnpp3 for
a. .r .-..iug For rl-ht years Meyer hed this sum
,tt,,uf inf rest: subsequently ht laid cent TO
t..r urifs o. "a. El.,ipI. and ~ l5Z3 Tie whole
3. U ID
foundation af ali w.itI ~ the R'thsrhilts. Tnc
nyr sons nf Meyer Wcle Ausclu. -o.omo-, \ ithau,
Charles aud james. Who became respectively heads OF
the houses go Frankfort, VIENNA London, Sduies ana
pms. Ilrv were aU made baruns nv the Ellprfor
Francis 0f Austria. They became controllers oi the
fl1ucrs Europe and, 20 ccran Nteu, tAe arhi"r-
of prHcc and war Houses are s'ih maintained "a
FRANKFORT Vienna. Lon 'ou and Paris. the Two list
Manned 1riu- M mo~i important Spccai agents oil me
us.narl established iu VARIOUS parts ot the world