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New-York tribune., 1875-03-10

Tickets at the CompanyA Office. No. 81 Eychang@es, @
Budsl and other Offices IN the city where LAKE Sn0ie
tickets sale" This reduction OF 50 % connso %
simply ta Tccdo, bot 10 all points IN Mchigan LOIS
not only brings the Lake Shore Road into direct couHcC
with the three Canadap ucs of railway, but also forces
the Michigan Southern and Michigan Central Roais ino
contest that Is likely to involve several OF tue con
nectug lines OF railroad Passenger agents on broau-
way said yesterday that, with conflict going on north
and south OF the NewYork Central aud Enc kniroaue,
reduction OF rates from tins city 10 the Wess 1
must follow er the business OF those roaus VIII ps
diverted into other cDannels. No change appeareu
yesterday this city relative to the ght tlat has 80
long going between the Baltimore and ONO auu
the Pennsyya Railroads. The agents OF the Iorner
they have all they can DO TO supply tickes
Tor the West at present and consequently tney
could for further reducing the prices NO
intuation has yet been received from Pnlladepn'a m
regard 10 reduction of the passenger rates o'n VII,
city the West. Al the freight Offices OF tno rn
lines no change In the condition OF Affairs was rcpo
new local tariff ratebook has recently been Ssneo os
the Erie Road: but the basis OF rates Is siu 10
with the Commissioners tariff 1t was stated ycste,u
that meeting of the general freight agents OF Tue
trunk lines was being held IN Philadelphia III Gon1anSy
tion with the annual meeng OF the Pennsyvania oau
| and that some definite agreement was ikey 70 % 70 a.. %
rived nj IN order prevent the diversion OF 80 M
| amount of West-bound freight as had recently peea %
transported the B9ltimore and ONO rou' r nt @
Vermont Central, and over other ROADS WHICH o
lgts by water IRON this port.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
POLICE NOTES.

ET Armstrong of No. 600 Second-ave. was found
by Of the Tn yhh Street Police sborng under
aitscx ditum yesterday lie taken to Bellevue
IIospta, where be died soon altersari.
jeremiah ruohey. aged SO, laborer who was IN
iurd explosion OF blast which he himself lad
lighted rs, died yesterday the hospital which be
Lsl been removed. The Coroner will hold an Inquest.
Thomas Kane of No. 434 West Thirty -fOurth-st
was Per No. A. North
Kane knocked and bis shoulder docd lie
tenfed by Dr. Cook and taken o bellevue Hospital
Patrick Baker Of No. 3i4 East Sxty-tbirl-st. had q
sht YESTERDAY Sixty ht-st
ave stab woun Bakers wounds
the Precinct Police Station and he home
At the Yorkvie Police Court yesterday Abra-
ham charged with held stealing clothing valued
Jas Mtay Of No. 53l William Caghan residing
No 3iI SiItythr,t held await the result
inflicted during drunken
last.
Charles Smith, age 81 cooper by trade, residing
arrested last evening by officers Morsn
Flanagan tie Second and FOURTH after long chase saith
stephen viagsoa No 26 Fotl-r When the
Sstonhouse mmv found Smiths person.
offender named John WEIGH
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
INSURANCE INTERESTS.

FOREIGN INSURANCE COMPANIES OBJECT Io I'VE
DUCED RATES.
The reduction in the rates OF insurance to
Gently Effected by the Board OF Fare
49,, .ors,aor,h,e dissatisfaction among the companies
vh,ch "a vored high rates Ths feeling is particularly
strong among English companies which are
here by agencies As soon as the news Oh tue
was received in England telceraphsc dispatches woio
sent hcre asking what the change meant Ar"'no' %"
pr.yaleut yesterday among insurance mon tna'
Tho foreign companies had teegraphed TO their
here not TO consent abide by any reduction I'D
r,tes IL was also rumOred that IN accoraance WIN
hese instructions "a meeting OF agents was hed az tne
Office OF Que OF the largest English companies IN rine
and that it was resolved not 10 concur III the reuc
non recently made. Inquiry OF "a representative OF q
foreign company who present at the meeting 90,
the information that had been no result W
inc conference the representatives had met because
OF inquiries from the foreign officers asking wnat ene re
ductou meant as the managers or the companies WIZ
afraid that the decrease general Throughout tue
country. Nothing had Gu done. and nothing wou,u
probably be done until further lnsiructions Hon 'hc
the other side OF the Atlantic are receiVed'
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
BUSINESS INCIDENTS.

A meeting of the members of the Produce
Exchange interested in the shipping trade and ocean
freights was held yesterday morning l.. r. Holman
Chairman OF the Special Committee appointed TO report
as to the appointment of Standing Committee III MATT
time Affairs and certain rules for the government OF the
trade presided The Secretary submitted the report In
favor of the appointment OF such committee ana also
submitted of rules. The report was accepted, and
vote was then the first rule as to the appoint
ment committee, which was declared " adopteu
No vote therefore taken the other rules ana the
meeting adjourned. The failure TO appoint committee
grew out OF the opposition of members OF the Matime
Exchange who were also members OF the Produce Ex-
change. - ..,
Tue failure of a small "bear" operator was reported
in Wall-st Yesterday, but it excited little comment
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

lxNyrAL MEETING OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TIoS IN FAVOR OF CONSOLIDATING WITH OR
LEASING ROADS NOW CONTROLLED BY THE
CoMPANY-RECoMMENDAT THAT SECURITIES,
AVAILABLE FOR SALE. BE SOLD AND THE PRO-
cErps APPLIED TO THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE
CONNECTING ROADS AND THE REDEMPTION OF
THEIR OWN BONDS.
PHILADELPHIA, March 9.-The annual meet
fpg Of the stockholders OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
was held to-day Mayor stokley presiding The annual
report already Published. read and adopted Inc
Investigating Committee TO inquire into the AFFAIRS oi
,he Company which appointed last October maze
report submitting the following resolutions OF lnsruc-
ton 20 the directors:
ResoIped That the policy OF the Company hereafter In
its relations 10 other companies now controlled by H.
phall be- in all where i is important Tor the lne
.sie of tue Pennsylvania Railroad COMPANY either 10
consolidate OF effect leases just terms to pom pate
giving preference TO the plan so suecessily aao,o "a
In many Conn panY OF leasing ~
be worked re6y avoiding many coupueatons
and further relieving your treasury from bc ane rSe are
NOW compelled TO keep In order 10 retain eonr0 OF to
Ioads thus at releasing securities whleb snoua oe
sppled as hereafter recommended; that the directors
b. and they hereby instructed TO CONFORM suy W
The prov OF the consolidated nOftgaSe oy hPprO
priang the proceeds OF sroh securities as are aYaDe
Tor sale 10 the payment OF all hettetmehts' Improve
men and real estate purchases fOr the Denen' oi Tue
That tue directors shall from time TO time sell such
be,ternents. &c. as above the proceeds whereof sa @
be Cancelled. aud the remaining securities the sooner
relensed from the lien OF the mortgages. -,
That IN our opinion the policy ABOVE esablsDeu win
ender any further issue OF bonds under
The mortgage without the formal approval OF the stock
hoders first had aud obtained, except the 45C0OO0J
ALREADY ssued on arranged issued and the bonds
appror rated under the mortgage TO pay OF existing
bords AS tney may mature, and,
Whereas. Tne interests of your Company may be un-
affected by the preseuce OF other stockholders
An tte PENNSYLVANIA Company; therefore, lie II
Resoired. Tnat recommend TO the directors 10
sdopt such measures viii, IN their Judgment. secure
rLe Penus, lyaua Railroad Company the absolute aud
exclusive control Of the policy oi tue pennsylvania
Company.
series o. resolutions presented by Mr Milken were
then after debate adopted, including the following:
ResoIred That the said report and resolutions an.
pcxrd thereto he aud The same are hereby referred
10 the incoming Board OF Directors OF the fenn-
syyana Railroad Company, with lns ructlons TO carry
out such said resolutions IN whole or IN part AS 10
their shall be for the best interest oi the stock
holders.
proposition declare dividends quarterly instead
OF referred 10 the Board OF Directors
90 determine upon tue legality OF such change.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
FINANCIAL. INTERESTS.
THE UNION. PACIFIC RAILROAD,

THE UNION. PACIFIC RAILROAD
ANNUAL ,REror OF THE BOARD OF nsEEcToRs--
LARGE INCR EASE or EARNINGS AND DECREASE
OF ExPEN ses-THR PAYMENT OF QUARTERLY
DfvrDEf q RECOMMENDED.
BoSToFs Mass, March 9.-TAe annual report
Of the ectors Of tho Union Pacss Railroad Company,
- DO admitted at the annual meeting morrow, shows
That. the gross earnings for the past year were
HAMA $50 "a; the exnenses including taxes " eS2sl4 sS;
sArpus earnings B.To565 ~; the operating expenses
csne per cent of the gross earnings The surplus
rrsruiuss for the year equal to- cent on the en-
sire stock snd bonds OF tho Company. Comparea
with the previous year there has oeen an
sncresse IN gross earninss of $es7'6 49, decreaso
IN expenses OF SSso,SsI A. aud an Increase
I'm surplus earnings Of $6s4,673 60 The rauo OF
expenses TO earnings has been decreased from
$50 per cent per cent The passenger earnings
smounted to s5sS2SSs S. and the freight earnings 10
xsex,7sics Upward Of ~ miles OF new steer
and iron rails have been iad dufihs
the psst year. and the entire track, together Win tne
equipment and depots, has been maintained IN nisu
of efficiency the expenditures iIr winch hds poo
charged to operating expenses.
Daring the year the Company have successfully
funded OF Income bonds, which natured on
the lat OF September, into its new Issue
of Sinking Fund Bonds. BY this tx
change tho Company mako annual SAVING
In Interest payments OF OOo While most OF the er'a.
railway OF the country have largely increased
their bonded obligations tins Company mas s'o"u
ily pursued a directly opposite policy h'''uS
actually their apd graat nSsd SSns nce ae the
Completion OF the road In aoaI,ioa' ~ Sui FOG 81
Lind Depariment have on mana , sztvs.aS" sztv.aeaSs a.
,n land notes, drawing Interest. Ihe oIes ~
of these notes pld. ana OF sdd1o"S nrcsse
lands are apped by the trustees 10 tue n, u'D Dmr
and eanceiation OF the lana grant o,o e ,oo acres
&C. the wear there were sold 2j6229 olioo heIes IS
lands the Platte Valley Tor the sun Va
,si ceo sc a. being an OF u 65 per acre nc
saaI humber sold 10 Jao. l. 1879 was lVoofo
20 10 for q 3G5 being an average o - 90 P 49,
,n, amount OF land uEsud is lO995 )oo % acres, o.S
iaree proparto OF which is mineral lana OF great %
In View OF this increased value OF the uhhou @
a. may I've assumed that the average sun
10 be realized from their sale Will not DC ess .usm
mr. acre. aud In this event tbe hggr '.s ~
salo will amount 10 the sum OF so4s,ehl 90 -,
The oosl-delds In Wyoming and the new car eb2ps a'
Irawte are spoKen OF as causes which VIII re-
aure expenses in the fGturc. The ccntroverses
with the Government referred TO at lehRtn,
and the directors report That IaVoa"oto e T
satlemcpt Of all pending questions may soon uo "
Tscted They reyew the favorable position OF me roau
She amieable with the Paclhc mai ouI
shIp COMPANY, and suggest that dividend, phyaoie
onartcrD al the rate Of SIX per cent be made July
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
A MOTHERS DEFENSE OF nER CHILDREN

ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 9.-Ihe Gazette has
report Pauauier County Va, to effect that on
Saturday last peRro named Hanes went to Tho house
Of his mistress. between Markham and Piedmont aud
selling hatehet @ade murdervDs assault upon the
womap and her two children. cutting thou severely
The woman resisted and drove him from the house TO
straw rack where che split his head open with an ax.
The children were badly burt that they VIII prObaLly
die. The woman. although yerS seriously injured, may
eocoyoI,
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
lTION INARAILROAD OFFICE.

ALLEGED DEFALCATION IN A RAILROAD OFFICE.
CINCINNATI, March GA deficiency of about
s20OO divided between the ticket and freight Offices OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company at Zanes-
yile Ohio undergoing examination by the audi
tor OF the Onio Division OF tDat Company Howard,
Young man. handled the funds OF both departments aud
thus been unable TO account for the dscrep
v.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10

AIMING TO CONTROL TRADE CHANNELS.
RAILROADS UNITED TO CARRY ON NEw-ENGLAND
TRArFIC BY A NEW RoUTE-ooNTEsTs con-
CERNING WESTERN RATEs-THE LAKE SHORE
FIGHT.
The conference of the representatives of the
Erie Dntcbess aud Columbia Hartford Providence and
F,shkill Connecticut and Western NewYOrk and New
England Railroads resumed yesterday In Room No.
OF the Erie Building for the purpose OF uniting the
various lines continuous route for the better COM
unieaion the Hudson River and the cities Of
the New England States. The conference was rather
long but much OF the time was occupied in the discus
sion the system proratng the different roads,
OF the plan for covering the expense OF transfer
across the Hudson River Before the close OF the ses
spn harmosous feeling was produced, and the union
was agreed TO. few details rather formal
than otherwise remain TO be arranged at the next
meeting. The friends OF the movement say that by this
anos Of the different roads q more complete connec-
rcn NIL be established between tue New ngand and
che Western States system Of ferrage TO be estab
ashed at Newburgb. by which be transported
seross tie Hudson Byer 10 the terminus Of the united
Zines psng the Winter after the ice has been fermed
- channel be cut and kept constantly open for the
ferry boats and there s said to be no possibility Of
ktrqpbe fr0Sl gorges even in the coldes weather
ypme OF the prominent railroad OF this city. who
are opposed 10 this united action of the soads referred
f,o asserted yes erday thai IL designed by the Ere
Company get possession OF this forhe purpose
>f check atipg tue Boston aud Albany Roadtn is COM
.sstitiop Western traffic. THIS h at
Le Erie Cog panys office where It s asserted that one
cS & objects Of the ovepeut ts 70 open the cos fields
as oter important points OF trade to the
pavket by running through trains direct 70 Bostoo> 1t
a. ceptssfsd that this eo2bnation OF roads will not d
vert sdR from New York City, while at the came tine
II w cid In throwing open 70 the West the advantage
:, the sespoFts of EewEngiand both 10 the matter OF
Imports .Na exports
very 3, ~tiDg conflict now going on In Buffalo for
the von of passengers FROM that city to the
West Here,oo e this field was left open 20 the CON-
petition Of the Or Md Trunk end Great western EaiL
wssfooded with hsno sills. worded ss follows; First
only y Tole DO via Lake Shore ana Mlcni
C0e5ospoo1inG Is1sse,sn ,s " p0ipN N kiobigan ]
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
THE TOLEDO, WABASH. AND WESTERN
RAILROAD.

CALL FOR A MEETING OF sHAREHoLDERs-PRoPosED
MEASURES OF RELIEF.
TOLEDO, Ohio. March GA call was issued
today for meeting the stockholders of the Toledo
Wabash and Western Railroad for May Il. to consider
measures for the relief OF the Company The following
propositjons are recommended:
FIRST An increase Of the common capital tstock
essnd: An increase of the preferred capital stock
% OOO,OOO
Iaird Making cash assessments the present capi-
cal sfock OF sufficient 10 qudate the floating deDt
aud the past dse coupons Of the Company.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
DIRECTORS MEETING OF THE UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD.

Boston, March 9.-The annual meeting OF
the Directors OF the Union Pacific Railroad held at
noon to-day at the Companys Offices. form of the re-
port to the stockholders agreed upon and will be
given to the public Proxies were examined
and old business discussed The annual election OF OIL
GERS will place at IL O'clock Ihere VIII
be no change in the directory.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
HOME NE VS..
ThRRuoMETSa yBSTBsDA'. AT HUDSUrS IN B'oADWA'
9ap-9O Nsop-35' 3 ~ n-3Go Niosisb'-32'
rRoMIKFSr ARRIVALS.

G,nu5 Central Hotel-y,ce- President Henry Will
son Brsuoort Rou1-Chapecor John L. Pruya ana !"nge
Am,sa Parker OF Ntoolds Ho1i-bx senator a.
as,te Of congressman Thoms C. Pt Of Oseo u
en- Thomas Fh dreaas Ho-ESau ""
Pheon lerk OF the oue eoresentauyes Lieut. George VI
wheee Army Prof Henry Hoon Of The unyersW re
mont and n Clarke metropolitan H0kt-bi
gressnan hmber smith Of Virginia aud r. A. AbeEser o uuo
- Giay Honss-The LYMAN Iremun and Gen B. H. maIH
Of Deiano Of Ohio Ctdrcrd0n Seo'S
Sidop, ~ Meg YORK Honi-Julge Hugh W. sbefy Virginia
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
OFFICES
Tribune Building
PRINTING HOUsE-sQUARE.
TO RENT
From NAV 1, 1878.

BANKERS LAWYERS. and otherA are offered we'll
lighted Offices at low prices
The basement floor Will be divided into two onioes
snltabc for q Banking Insurance Company. All the
foors are aable by the elevators which will DO kept
10 full operation DAY AND NIGHT.
All the ofices will be heated By steam without addt
tional charge 70 the tenant.
Early applicants VII: have tho privilege Of having
partitions placed 10 ace0s 'modate them.
Apply W ~ address the BUSINESS MANAGER
1siUuRs OSnoe
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10

HARTFORD, Conn, Mach 9-James y. Latin, the
.sr.,s ": Lsss Y"4,s" has ss's a's's'' ''s ''''
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10

Representative
NETWORK HOUSES
VARIOUS BRANCHES OF TRADE.
ARr.wORKERs IN SILVER,
TIFFANY & Co.,
UNION SQUARE,
ART FURNITURE AND DECORATIONS,
HERTER BROTHERS,
s77 BROADWAY.
BREWSTER & 60. OF DROOME-sr.,
TOWN CARRIAGES
ROAD WAGONS.
srHAvB AND I4rHsr. AND BROADWAY AND l7rnsT:
CARPETS.
w. e. j. SLOANE,
$40 TO $50 BROADWAY
WHEELER e. WILSON MANUFACTURING CO.,
~ PoURlEEETHsT.
SPRING CARRIAGES
6THAvE AND lITH-Sr
STEINwAY e. SONS,
sTgIHwAY HALL. PoURTBESTH.sr.
GUNS AND MILITARY GOODS.
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY & GRAHAM.
10 MAIDEN LANE.
PARK e. TILFORD.
BROADWAY AND TwgNrYPIasTsr.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
WHITE STAR LINE BALTIC SAILS ON.
SATURDAY, MARCH 13l,
10 BRoADwAL
SCALES UNITED STATES Standard.
FAIRBANKS g. Co.,
PAINTINGS AND ENGRAvINGs,
NJ. KNOEDLER e. Co.,
Successors to d0aPL IN wvr,.x.
VII w.KURTZ
TWENTY THIRD ST. AND MADISON SQUARE.
BROOKS BROTHERS.
BROADWAY AND BOND ST.
FINE FANCY GOODS.
We. j. MAGNIN. GUEDIN & Co,
652 BROADWAY
CABINET AND PARLOR ORGANS.
MASON & HAMLlN ORGAN Co.,
25 UsIoNsQUARg
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
UNION ADAMS g. Co.
sls DRoADwAE
GAS FIXTURES.
MITCHELL, VANCE & Co..
697 BROADwAL
MASONIC GOODS.
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY s. GRAHAM,
10 AAIDEaLASR
CHINA AND GLASS WARE,
DAVIS COLLAMORE & Co..
747 BRoADwAY
MUSICAL BOXES,
IL. PAILLARD & Co..
$50 BROADWAY
TIFFANY & Co, vs,oxsOu.an
CHENEY's AMERICAN SILKS.
JAMES McCREERY & Co.,
BROADWAY and ELgyBsrnSr
FURNITURE ANTIQUE.
SYPHER g. Co.,
6os BROADWAY
wALTHAM WATCHES,
HOWARD & Co.,
222 fIFru-AvE
I'm DUNLAP & Co.
ia FIFTHAvE AND $50 BROADWAY
BILLIARD TABLES,
II. W. CoLLENDER,
73s BROADWAY
sls BROADWAY
AMERICAN, ENGLISH, AND FRENCH PEHfODis
GALS AND NEWSPAPERS,
BRENTANO,
80 UNIossoUARE
WHOLESALE DEALERS ONLY.
AMERICAN SILKS,
CHENEY BROTHERS.
AZ BROoNBsE
BREWSTER Co.
BRooMEsT.
NEW STYLES OF SPRING CARRIAGES
/ AMERICAN WATCH CO..
WALTHAM WATCHES
AMERICAN CLOCK CO..
STANDARD AMERICAN CLOCKS.
5sl BROADWAY.
GOODYEAR RUBBER CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF RUBBER GOODS Ot'
EVERY DESCRIPTION
365 AND 367 BROADWAY
PURE WHITE LEAD ATLANTIC.
ROBERT COLGATE IL Co,
CORNER PEARL AND DEE&aANsrs.
JOSEPH GILLOTT & SONS.
81 JoHNsr.
DIAMONDs,
RANDALL. BARRYMORE & Co.
20 MAIDEN-LANg and IS E4ssAU-sr.
FLAX THREADS,
BARBOUR BROTHERS.
I3i cHuacusr
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
NlCOI, COWLISHAW & Co.,
743 BROADWAY
Farm MACHINERY,
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
JOHN MANNING,


Waltham Building. Bond-st New-fork-
REFERENCES,
TIFFANY g. Co.. Union-square, NewYork.
AMERICAN WATCH Co, Waltham. Mass
CHENEY BROTHERS, Silk Manufacturers, Hart
ford, Conn.
ROBBINS & APPLETON. 1 Bond-st.
BREWSTER & Co. Of Broome-st.. the leadine
Carr;age-makers in the United States.
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY s. GRAHAM. ~ Maiden-
lane.
L. PRANG g. Co., Fine Art Publishers. Boston.
Va. J. MAGNIN. GUEDIN g. Co., 65s BroadwAy.
BLACK. STARR & FROST tsuccessors 70 Bar
BLACK & Col, 565 and 567 Broadway.
&c HOAGLAND. III DuaAc-st.
A. RAYMOND l. Co.. corner Fulton and Nassee
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
tAnssmcsmsnAI
BURNErr's CoCoAINE makes hair glossy.

You can cure n Sore Throat with tho help
Of Dr. rss good remedy Coughs oil
Throat and Lung Diseases
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10

DIR. LYON's TOOTH TABLETS.
g. Recommended BY Dentists generally.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10

No. 80 Ieonard-at. The mock ceremony was performed
for III an calling himself Abrams, but VINO ls unuer
s,ood to be merchant OF ano, doing business
I'm Fulton-st.. aud girI OF 10 named Shuttewortn;
"Aramsn has aDscon led but the girl has been arresteu
and detained as witness She identifies Wlllians AS
the pretended minister aud the police state mat s
Arms rong'e IL o house Of bad reputation Mrs; Arm
strong and one Emil Fdgs have also been arrested
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-Andrew MurrayI Ioro
man OF Eagino Company No. @. who was accused py
Mrs. Ryan Of firing the buildings destroyed on SUNDAY
was honorably discharged yesterday. Mr Murray Will
IL ia understood institute suit against MIRA Ryan Tor
OF cbnraotor Officer Klvanagb. who was
injured by the falling OF some OF the tnDers IN nis
n mpt TO Of the inmates OF tine tenehou
hnnse mas recovered the stable OF DR.. Graves at
Hunters Point was entered Monday nlelt by thieves
who stole "a set OF harness valued at sloo -FOUR nous
afterward Detective Moran recovered INC propery n
Yn. but the thieves eScopeu.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10

POMEROY's PATENT RUPTURE BELTS AND
BArp Tnussss 744 Broadway T. BT far the best use
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

PoUGHKEEPsIE.-The snow blockade on the
Dutchesss and Columbia Railroad was removed yester
day. and trains ran through for the first time since Sun
dav Trains the PJugbkeepsie and Eastern Railroad
VIII be able TO run through to-day.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-10

When Steinway and Sons set out to produce ueir
fine pianos they selected the highest skiu attain
able IN their line; that fact and an honorable
business ambition have placed them in the posiT
ton they occupy to-day. 1t is the same when
merchant, producing a frstclass article and
wishing to place its merits before the public,
seeks through the medium OF the newspaper
press to invite attention to it. He must, to Go
it successfully. employ skill and experience, for
newspaper advertising is an art requiring anu
exacting the highest skill, tact, and ability, IN
order to produce the best results.
Newspaper advertisements Of every description pre-
pared and inserted in all frst-elass newspapers
promptly, systematically, and intellgeLtly, an@
on the most favorable conditions
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-06-03
Ser brittle Scrlniu.

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Ser rcpubiifnuii@en StootS.Gonbention,
iucIde rbn un cine Grtldrung betrefS
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gcridtet, pOrin err erfIdrt, bnB CT lcbt 10
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len GcgenltanO auSiuipre6cn, che er bon
bc~nienigen, tuel6e oa;u bercdtigt warcn,
barum angegangen pOr0eu lei. Der
@raiibcnt iagt, tie Nomination fir Sen
smeitsn Sermieu muroc inn obnc lcir
3ut9un iibcrtra9en un6 cS babe inn
Genu9tbung gcWdbrt al8 CT nit 10 iibtye
w~altieenOes WalOritdt crlpabIt murOe.
Gums dIuB iast er:DS6 BIN un0 ua nit
Ganoi6nt fir INSTRUMENTATION. Sd
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