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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ErHnpEAN MARKETs.

at 90; Western, dull AZ 4G. Bacon-Cumberland Cut,
dull al p short RD. dul - Cd Long Gear dun ~
2GGd; short Clear dun at 27L Hams Long Cut. dull at
al shoulders dull Bec-Innia Mess none In he mar
Ect. Ixtra Mess al S6 Prime Mess the market
LaId-Prne Western, dni AZ sgd Talow-liime Cit''
DUH al 3 TuIprutue-Sprs nome in the market 'os'h
common frincr AZ 81. Fine bteady q loGd. Chce-e-
American Choice dun 3d. Lard OH steady at a. -Four
Extra state. dub at %. Nheat-SDHng No 3, stay az
75d; Sprue. ., steady al SD; New western winter
steady al pa southern Winter, steady at aJd corn
Mixed New steady at I'D: Mixed old, steady al az d
Cotfonseed O-Yeilow American. steady % Rosn-t ON
anon, London steady at AID lupentnc-SpIit al Loh
dOu. steady at y I'D
LIVERPOOL july 5-l23O m.-Cheese, 80 Cd percWI ioI
the best grades Of AmorlCan
LONDON. July 5-S u. m.-Rchned Petroleum. O'2d. pei
gal Linsced OIL &2s0 92S . per ION. -.
ANTwRRr, July b.-retrocum 1874 francs TOT hhe pae
American Lara closed at 50 francs per 100 SlOs
BEvMEN. July 6.-Pctro.eum. marks % ntennigs o.
HAMBURG July 5.Lard closed al 80 q MARKS per lOo ID
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,.cr s,orbo checked nv The ,,s,es. o, the weather

been somewhat checked by the badness Of the weather
Doubtless few fair DAYS would considerable reVNao
FN Turkish and Egyptian, most foreign GoVenInen@af
heher Brazilian securities lower In consequence OF Ira
financial difficulties Bolivian bonds tell sharply on FRI
the Court OF Appeal decided grant an unc
for week the dihutOn OF the money IN the
ENGLAND 20 the boudhCleTs o give the railway
opportunity 10 aUpC the House OF Lords home
railway securities have been irregular and entirely DEFENDANT
trt changes In the weather Coonil railway sfcu
nanimatc despite the continuance of the agitation Tor
the amagamaton OF the Grand Trunk and Great Western
Railways 81 Canada American railways apain rn New
Central and NcNlork Lake Erie and Western mort
CAVES have risen LAP cent aud number 81 ohcr mort
bonds Id cent AnCloAmccan Telegram shlIes
higher The Times in its financial alllcie
this morning says: The silver market Yesterday tIlaay)
rather fiat Recent purcha showed great cnchna
ou orders snythinE above BID per ounce
supplies holders did not press sales the
prices therefore mainly nominal.
LONDON. July 5.--7he MdnchCster GUuT0dn SAYS The
runOusly prices Ohauae cotton goods Is leading 70
decided curtament Of production Tere are siEs OF
the extensive adoption Of system of sh0riime working IN
the factories q OF ham, and seems very PROBABLE that this
movement will rapidly spread. %.
LONDON July 5l23O OnsOls. QS'is for money, VISA
for the Erie Railway shares 2S New Jersey Cen
cOnscls gSio Illinois Central 81 n Pennsylvania cen
Al i; Reading Railroad 2OA
LONDON. JUy 81 u. NJ. s bonds. New ives lOb new
Jersey Contra console o.
LONDON. July IS y. The amount Of nqllon gone into
the BanK ~ England on balance TODAY ~ Slo2uvO
LONDON, July 6-5 p. m.-Pars advceS quote hNe per
cent renss ~ l6 francs - centmra Tor the account
LONDON. July j.-Silveris quoted at D2d. per ounce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07
nnMksrIC -MARkrrs.

BurFuo July 5-F1our steady sales ~ bbls. Wheat
DUH and nominal l Hard Milwaukee spring 81 u d;
No.2 milwaukee do" ~ Of; No DnInth. - ~ No. =
40 ~ GA; No l Hard 90. 81 i. Corn quiet western
ou,te al 800 10 &c Osts steady No. Yves 37ci state
retailing al SgQ4 400 harley neglected Rye inactive West
cru held al Gle Ighwucs QuOtei Cvmade II % d5I Us
Alcohol steady Cymade, - y - ,t4er Articles I'M
Canal FreIghts geWheat, Hc' Com 4c,
10 New York. Railroad Frcghts nominIly quoted Wheat
&C.; Corn 4llc Oats, Sc 10 NcwNurk.
WILNINGTOS n G., July 5.-SpTs Of Turpentine firm ~
25sc. nd Rosin firm; strained, - 10 Good STRAINED
~ - crude Turpontne steady Hard, IL: yellow DIP.
81 So Virgin, 81 10. Tar firm at SOc Com nrmj Prime
White. 56C .-...
prices; No Red giGg-c cash 81 4j5c August Corn
funer sales Provisions STEADY, hut Only snai SCUM
ern order trade done at previous prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07
uAvANA MARKET.

HAVANA July 6.-SnCar-The markets duunR the week
ruled active and srOnga advancing prices ara she Operations
would have been heavier for the high prctcn-ios OF
holders; lot II d. =. 6h074 reals GOLD per ar
robe: Nos 10 TO 20 ID. - SdOL reals; Moisses Snears
Nos 10. d61s MusCOvado Sugars common 10
Fair 5052. Centrifugal sugars, Nos II 70 s. III bNs
reals stocks IN warehouse ~ Havana ana
Matanzas-gsG boxes 1900 bags aud 1880 hds ne
eaipts FeeE-29OO boxes 200 bags and 2siu mus
Exports duuug the weck-97OO boxes 800 b2gS an" =
500 hhds including POS bXs, and 400 hhds. 10 the
Tited states Spanish gold 2l2d2i3l. Exchange FIRM
on the Emitted states 80 DAYS gold sos2 rreruun short
sight do g09-2 premium London. lJA2aZO premium on
ILl-r.a IL III mum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07
COTTON MARKETs.

LIVERPOOL. July 5-l2.80 p. n.-Coton hardening; nid
ding Upands 6l5 Middlng Orleans, 1d sales 5000
hae Including 1000 bales for speculation aud export Re
ceips $50 haes. all American. Fuurcsus ers oneng ad
more Uplauls Mdfng clause July and August GeliV
ery 6l5,ed 90, August and september @cNey, ID a,o
lid do September ana October delivery, 1sgd also 7l1s
also add october and November delivery 6'd do No
yemhei and December delivery, 6l2i
IIyFEPlOI. 5-3 %. m.-TAs sales or Cotton today
included 2OU bales American. Futures firm Jpl1nds low
Migdug clause August and september ocNGiy, lsdj uo
September october delivery, - "a.
AUGUSTA. July 5.-Cool quiet; Midnnng, II &C.; Low
Middhng sc. Ordinary ii Sc; receipts 10 bales
sales. 40 bales. ,, ,,,,,.--
Zoe: Low Middlng II go Good Ordinary, II &C: net
Ceipts, II bales. stock. la bales 1900, -
MOFlIF. July 5-totton quiet and steady; Mddng l2c:
Low Middng sc; Ordinary, Ike; net receipts
gb4es; exports 10 bales stOck, 2b4S bales
NORFOLK July 5COtton quiet Middinc, l2l4c; net re-
ceipts 20 bales sales 20 bales; stock l035 bales
SAVANNAH. July 5-COtton quiet; Mlddlhg lIc.i Low
Mlding l3Ic; Good Ordinary IL &C. net receipts ISb
WIlM,sToN july 5.-Coton steady; MiddIng, l2c;; Low
Nildng 90: Good Ordinary lie; net receipts bale
sales, 10 ba6si stock, G6I bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07
BANKING md FINANCIAL.

The majority of Wall Street houses and men, have
n worldwide reputation for sOunduess and honesty
The old hcuso Of Alex rockingham & Co., II Wall
ST.. New York, IL entitled 20 absolute confidence
They state that an investment Of about 800 made
recently. returned over 1000 in less than sixty
days. Send for their circular, free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07
EUROPEAN TIyAycIAT- u,prpTs

JHy 2-Ihe Bconomfst says; "Tbo rare Of dis.
Se ii OSh Dii Sky osys 70 three months 7sal per
Ctb ara Tor Trade Dlis sixty days tIes months II2 DER
cent IN consequence II the OF te new half
-, ahd lLo exceeding readiness with money
S - .o@hs upon stock tore has somewhat
'osoh no purchase stocks. FIrst class securltes such
~ ooDsoS n The best European and (0yerue,t stocks
D1 VIII Lette! inquiry BusIness The STOCK Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07

GhO. II. fhENliSS - biSVAD-Si,' y. l.
OFFICE Or uIE NEw YoEK, LAKE EfIE ASD(
WESTERN RI Co. :
Newly DIX, June 80, 1873.
THIS COMPANY has made an arrangement
Il with Messrs. DREXEI. MORGAN q co. 81 extend the
Second Mortgage Bonds Issued by the NewNotk and Erie
Railroad Company, maturing September next the pnc pa
able IN forty nom thai dute and the ntefs haich
aud September semiaunually per cent per auium
both In United states gold o. the present Standard weight
and hncucss.
The right TO extend above has been roseryed such OF
the holders desire avail OF " ami
post their bonds for that purpose with Messrs Drexe MOT
pan d %. prior to tIe 18TH Of Auru-t next
such bonds De extended by the holders OF be
presented for that by Mesr prex Morgan Co..
will be paid at maturity. IL. j. JEWEIG
President
% NALLsT., NEW YORK June 80, 1913.
Referring the above Of the Ncwl ORR, Lake Erie
Western Railroad Company, are ready 10 receive
any ii New.YorK and Erie railroad second Mortgage
Bonds for extension
are prepared nj 1901 and accrued interest
holders which desire 10 sell rater
Ma 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07
Excess oireserve

Guirelnens 80. slOO4O6OO slO482375 Inc. ss91,775
To-day was observed as holiday at all the ex-
changes, and business VIII not be resumed on
Monday until IL O'clock a. IN. The United States
Treasurer at Washington to-day received $500, 900
IN National Bank notes Tor redemption. The
Treasury now holds $500, 1877 400 IN United States
bonds 20 secure bank circulation. United States
bonds deposited for circulation for the week ending
today, 81 4JS, 700; United States bonds held for
circulation Withdrawn during the week ending to-
day, 81 ,2G3,9O National bank circulation out
standmg-cmIency notes, S32S,O74, l9l; gold
notes, II .4O7,J 800. The receipts # National bank
NOTES for redemption for the week ending to-day as
compared with the corresponding period last year,
As follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPn.

CHICAGO. Juy 5-IlOG--RCcelpts, 1900 head; market
fairly active, lOal5c higher han on Tlursday all
uscEers did not buy offerings all aken Mixed Pack =
- the buk at AZ ass % Choice Heavy - W
aS4. yglt. - S54S4 market closed steady.
~ E;srsinfs 400 head. shipments, 700 head;
Good grades shade nIgher, with iar demand ~ S1d
81 % Common shipping quiet and easy At IS 30
- 40 Bucners stock moderately acuve and steady cows
2eGS3 81: Bulls %; Texas cattle hardly 50 gOod al
s3as3 40 the bulk, some at ~ IOaeZ JO Cheiokee
SO 7OGS3 90 80, - -o..o ~
81 LOUIS July 5-CATnE-Acuye the demand largely
exceeds supply very 1ue done; prices unchanged To-
c,lpts 300 hpaS shipments, 800 head.
OGs-GOod Shipping demand and all soidi 1ofher- to al
tiIpures at 7Oa<3 smooth Heavy. - 1OdSS 81 )
Iocepts. a. 100 head: shp ments 300 head. -.
SHETP-UnChanged, at ~ 1jdS3 10 TecelptsZ OO mead
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
FAIL RIVER Mass July 5The m Irke IL very dull with
out any sales ana previous quotations are I'M
changed. though somewhat easier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07

Glusleal Instruments.
CHURCH ORGAN for SALE, two manuals
u aud sub-bas- pedal Apply at JARDiNEs ORGAN
FACTORY, SIS East 3ythst
MAGNIFICENT $3.50 Pianofortes, $157 80;
BEATTY. " ashIugtOn n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07
.s4,222,OOO sl.7Ss. OC

The following is the Clearing House statement
TODAY: Exchanges, Ss9,2l7 119; balances,
SG,l75,GG0. For the week Exchanges, 1892, 52G, :
46o balances, $50, l23.772. The business AT the
SUD treasury covered: Receipts 50, 72O,4j6; pay
mtuts HZSOO.3J3; currency balance, 1915, 49,
10; coin balance, Sl2j, SO, Js0.
- Inc London markets to-day quoted firm for
DHtish c4usols, at $3.50 for money and 9S4 for
count United States bonds are quoted Il lower Tor
new 5S at 100 the others being steady; 4I2s al l09
ana Is al 1912. In American railway securities,
IShnsylyanla was quoted u per cent up from
Ihunday al II Il. and Central Of New jersey con
sois alter advancing To Oslo, closed at 80; Others
were unchanged. Bar silver was quoted weaker
WIN bilier ut JZd. per ounce. The Bank OF Ing
!ah3 tO-l y gained ElOZ. 900 bullion on balance.
a. ~ Iafis, FRENCH reutes 30 1859 francs. A
btIilh asp1lcn says that the statement Of the I'M
PIidl - .nh ol Germany shows decrease III specie
OF ii ,ClI,OOO marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07
Banking 6onses ano Bankers.
9aplnas Banks.
GERMAN SAVINGS BANK,

GERMAN SAYINGS BANK,
" IN CITY OF NEW DIX, cor ffHAyE AND llIHsr
NEW-IoRS. June %. 1879.
The Board of Trustees have dec the 4OT sEdIAN
NIA DINI DEN drpasoT4 entitled thereto under the
bylaws AT the rate Of FIVE 90 PER CENT per annunl
sums SJ-aud exceeding scotland al the rate OF
FOUR a. PR CENT alnum on LARGER sums, not eN-
ceediug Tl.OOO-payable on and after July 10, 1913
Dividends withdrawn VIII be added 10 principal ana
draw interest jay J. Deposits made on or before July
PHILIP BISSINGER, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07

This shows that the outstanding bonds tY99S2,
600 less 1923 900 I'm hand now amount TO $500
600. which Is S713,162 more than the actual debt
Of the company April l, 1877, when the amount OF
debt was reported at $4,000, 600, against winch
the sinking fund commissioner held bonds and cash
amounting TO S954.l62
The bank statement to-day does not show as
large an increase Of the reserves as was reasonably
expected. being only 1923, 200 in specie, and 81
G42 900 lrgal-tendeTs. But the reason IS made APP
parent by the figures showing that the deposits
were increased 80 1913, 700, whereas the amount of
increase permitted by the other published items
was only So 200 600. This difference of $685.,
100 indicates that a large proportion OF the
weeks payments by the Sub-Ireasury were made
in National bank notes, and swcled the
banks deposits without adding TO the reserves
The weeks movements result IN gam IN the total
reserves OF - $50, 200 and of 1891 40 III the sur
plus reserve.
Compared with that of the corresponding date of
1873 the present statement shows: Loans, in
creased 500 j56. 800; specie decreased, S53O,4OO;
leqsl-tenders decreased, Si,OGl,7OO; deposits IN
creased. 500, 900; circulation increased oIl9,-
OOO aud surplus reserve dee reaSed. S1O,1397JO.
The total reserve (S69,434.2O0l now IS 29.42 per
cent of the total deposits against 29.44 last week
and 81. 90 for July q, 1873 The following are the
comparative totals of the last two weeks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07
G. +. ALNOBD, Secretary.
TETROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK,

AFE i and IliulaNc
NEW YORK, June 81, 1873. .
FIITY-SECOND DIYGnEND.-lnlerest az The Tate on
rer per Of $1,000 aud unde anh al inc
rate Of per cent amounts over II OO' "ilo. nave =,
NAMED On deposit during the three or SIX months eis
July 1879 wiz paid according 10 the bylaws on wed
ncsdgy July 10. - - -, -. a
draw Interest from July ]. 49,. ., -. l..
Deposits made Before the lOth OF July VIII uaN IN
from July l. z $500. :, 49,, ,,--t,.u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07
NUM- SANlNns INSTITTTLON-

Il 40. go WARHENsT. NEW YORK. June 80 1873.
Tho BOARD of Trustees ordered interest 20 be paid
which have remained on deposit Tor ihe. ana SIX
Hv 1873 az the rate O cent per an
n an an amount, under and AT the rate 81 !
pe Gem on the excess $1,000 PAYABLE on ana after July
81 1879 Iutcrs, Withdrawn VIII he credited principal
and draw from July lsIA Deposits made on or be-
lore JuIy 10 NH draw interest fIOm July I. ISIS.
JOHN CASrREE. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07
financial.
GAS STOCKS.

An NewYors and BROOKLYN stocks and also all kinds
Of Brooklyn investment securities. dealt iu nv
GEO. u. pRENTtss. - BKOAD.ST.. ~ ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07
Dipi0cn0 Notlres.

THE INPOHrEgs AND Traders NATIONAL BANK }
or NEW.I ORR. Newly YORK June lS 1879. }
A DIVIDEND of SEVEN PER CEN out
"a Of the earnings Of the last six months free of all taxes
mas this declared by this bank payable on the Icy
day Of July The transfer books VIII remain closed I'LL
that date l." H. f4-i1hlN9 :, ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07
MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
VA June Il, 1879.
FTFTY.eTXTU DIVTDEND.

The Trustees of This have this day declared the
6G ID vidend 10 the rate OF D PER CENT per annum on
800 under. ana l gsN per ahnHGi on an
sums exceeding $500 deposit Jny l. 1879, aud which
shall have been deposit ~ months months months and
months respectively prior 10 SAID July J, lS1Jpayabe On
| the third Monday ia July.
Withdrawn Will be added 10 the prncpal ana
receive interest The same a. deposit
EDWARD SCHELL President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07
SPEONk. l.. I.--Board in farm house near
y Graat south Bay terms 81. V. H. HOGEit-

SiNCIAlR HOUSE, bethlehem, n. H.-lhb
~ mamihCoGt hOtel it unsurpassed for comfort u
10 sItuatsd B,tlohen.,t, opposite the Post
Ohlco; AL the modern appliances Tor omfort ana
safety provided and its management VIII DO founi
liberal and attentive rates A. low n those oi any hstass
hotel crpqnct awas superior water. airy and well VENT
rooms single circulars. Address
the prOpueOIs, DUHGlN & FOX. bethlehem y. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07
5rmmer B,arS.


SUMMEh DOAhD ~ county, sI ~ 81 ~ t.ic
with al delightfully."- situated 80 feet FROM fns
beach The prem shl Sc stabBg table exc. cs term,
moderate: references exchanged Address l. k hDr Cove
south Haven on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07

I0ITOWlnR SHOWS tUe UtIWtt'H
total reserve aud the total deposit liabilities:
June %. July 3. Changes.
Specie....-... sIg6664OO Slg.oS..COO Inc. S2Z3Z0O
LCgaLte udcTs.... 4GSOZCOO 4S5i4,1OO Inc. Zb42OuO
Tota reserve. $50 $4,000 s6g43i 200 Inc 1850 200
Reserved re0red
against Cep'Sits 6G,52SfOO 5@"Ol,S25
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CANDs POINT HOTEL. Snnds Point, I. =

- Now OPEN 1iy re.yrt - niles from Ncw.fprk
shore. l. three sides, fine dvt
boating, fishing aud bathing; steamer SeawanhakA -sNr
Peck slip daily 28d r. r. 4:l5 sands Point 1850
NJ Nct0Dcf leaves PEGS Silp
st. f. r., V:i5 a. M; sands Point an D. M; music daily.
-. III rs PAUGIi. Prop eos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07

I(OARD.-Four or five pleasant rooms witt
~ private table, other ROOMS suite ingly a
cottages corner Parkaye and 7h-st, Fainhed. N. j., p
Bon l,nbl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07
tEASIDE PARK HOTEL. below Toms River,

- MI % arfs from surf and 300 yards from void O.
nOwucd Burnp Hay tho sailing ana fishing ggouu Is -
America ything Tstcas circular where dcslfe
SAMUEL TAYLOR,
seaaIle PARK. VIA Toms Illver ~ j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07
CPRlNG LAKE BEACH
AND SEA GIRT

GUMMIT LAKE HOUSE, Orange County,
- &. T., three miles from Turner'S on tn Erie ha'iw Y,
post Office railway station, Central Valley y. y accom-
n0iaes seventy guests fishing boating hunting ar Won.
derfuy healing electuay cures eyey form ~ malaria q,
proved by experience very eiacOgs for lung troubles
in June before the crowd Address T.. sIOCKBRiDG, Cen
tra Valley, v. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-07
Ccruoration NotlGes.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

BY the Trustees of the Ninth Ward until 1890 O'Clock
on Monday 1879 for outside iron stairway TOT Gram
Issr school no. 3. CHARLkS ,. WRIGHr,
ELLERY DEN NJ. d., Chairman.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-22
SPECULATION WITHOUT PROFIT.

The appearance Of Bob Ingersoll (Col.
Bob IngersolD above the horizon on this
last quarter of the nineteenth century is
phenomenal but not alarming. Inger-
soil is only another and rather higher
toned development than Kearney, the
Sand Hill orator He is the outgrowth
of higher order of civilization. They
both belong to the germs of fatulent
gushers. They both court and achieve a
temporary eclat by negativins every ac-
cepted law of social order, and they win
place and popularity by assuming to be
the advocates of the emancipation of
their fellow men from mental or phys
ical servitude. They are not without
their use. While no one, or at least but
few, adopt their extreme notions
the old crust of custom and
prejudice and superstition is broken up,
and good deal of progress towards
the ideal millennium is made. But the
egotsm of this class of men isso superb,
or rather so sublime, as to be simply RI
diculous. In this respect they have too
much power, and the world laughs at the
recoil of their guns Colonel Bob Inger-
soil has graciously declared Officially"
or ex-cathedra, that he "will not say that
there is not another world or a future
state"
With a reasonable degree of certainty
it is ascertained that the moon is not
made of green cheese, and it is not i'm
possible but what Mr.. Ingersoll will DEM
onstrate to the eager world that there are
lunar green fields over which the foot
steps of disembodied spirits may tread
surrounded by kindred spirits through
the innumerable ages that go towards
making up a dubious and uncertain fu-
ture. Who knows?
While Kearney is leading his follow
ers by way they know not to a
fancied Elysium, Ingersoll is guiding
his disciples to the soothing realms of
nothingness. He don't even offer them
anything in exchange for what he would
rob them of. In this practical age
the public mind will not be sat
isfed with negations. If DIR. Ingersoll
proposes to regulate the mental and spir-
itual diet of the world he must, in crush
ing the ideas in existence, present some
thing better than he has yet done on
which men can rest their hopes Of the fu-
ture. 1t is in the power of vigorous
jackass to destroy with kick the finest
statue of Phidias or Praxiteles.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-22
THE Ex.EMpREss OF THE FRENCH.

There appears to be little doubt that
the Ex-Empress Eugene is one of the
wealthiest widows in Europe, the vast ac-
cumulations that the late Emperor and
herself have been investing for future
contingencies being now absolutely at her
own control. While her son lived to
dream of the throne that he hoped one
day to fill, of course the income or even
the capital of this vast fortune was drawn
upon in a thousand ways; but now, with
the brave young Prince laid beside the
late Emperor, his father, all these
schemes are dead. The rents, the estates,
the jewels, the gold, that can not
bring back one moments embrace
of the son, more precious than all, to the
heart of the mother so doubly widowed
now, of what use are they save but to
recall the object for which they were
amassed? We shall therefore feel little
surprised to hear that the project not
long since foreshadowed of the Ex-Em-
press retiring to end the unhappy rem
nant of her days in religious scclusion,
has been undertaken in serious earnest,
and that the Empress, who was few
years ago esteemed the most beautiful
woman in Europe, is buried in the ST.
lence and the shadows of the cloister.
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