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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07
THE DRAMA.
THE DRAMA.
PARK TTEATER-TIIE MIGHTY DOLLAR-MH AND
MRS. Fl ORENCE.


MRS. II OIENCE.
This Yankee Doodle business upon the stage
il rapidly becoming n nuisance. 1t would be n GOOD
plan for the swelling spirits who want To be dramas's
leave off talking about american plays, and Try to
write good 1t may not be agreeable to our SELF
love admit the fact but fact nevertheless II s-iat
almost everything put forward on the stage
as American" for some time past has been contempt
bly, pad The American plays that exist are the old
ones "CivilizatiOn," or Self, or even Mrs. Mowats
Fashion classic to such stun "a teens III
the present period. The newest growth is The Mighty
Dollar" brought forth last night ia The Park fAeater.
This comes from Bostoa where they talk about the
large coarse Of NewYOrk. and expect that nothing
short Of a rail fence will tickle it, Such titiIaon has
been furnished in this in-iSn e. Called The Mighty
Dollar" because all Of s persons are avaricous hogs
Called American bccas, its scene is laid i'll Washing
ton. Made mp OF n slash Of silly sentiment ana trcsc
OF coarse farce Climax of act first Mr. Florence sits
down tray of ice Climax OF act second young
lady bursts upon the inevitable picnic with accepted
lover who has once been lover OF married lady
there confronted imurnse sensation ClmaX
Of act third, Mr.. Florence sits down on MIS-
FIorcnce's lap, and starts NJ with a bounce
Climax OF act fourth nknOwn.-as the performance was
in full blast at late hourbt probable aspiyXaton OF
the audience by an eiuva of bad jokes end everlasting
nlatjtues One OF the beat lines" ancestors who came
over in the Caufower and settled on Plymouth Church
One OF the worst-wcll, charity IL CHRISTIAN
virtue. Mr.. Florence Appeared as Washington
LEGISLATOR, and he superbiv made up
and he acted with great humor and ability II the piece
goes at all will of lin. But to call II an
American comedy is 10 dsparasc common SENSE "A
comedy we take to be picture of manners introducing
representative persons and presenting representative
story and made entertaining with eqnvoque Ihis OF
course, IA an olT-hand defIntiOn but the reader
will easily anplify and illustrate it, ard take
its full meaning. Here we have oonsiomefa-
ton of gabby idiots laughing over some awfn mares
nest Of an intrigue that occurred and loose talk
about contracts and Congress ana the press ana ms
called All American comedy Mr.. Florence saved the
piece from utter failure by that strong deiicate'
and versatile talent which makes Inn one oi
the best character the stage Mrf Florence
was deliciously droll, and flashed through TINS
gap OF nonsense like sunbeam Together they
may carry the piece for while; hut II Is one OF inc worst
that We have even seen The stage pictures are good
The company is made mp Of sticks and novces. more
than th, we have moi time now TO say More, perhaps.
Ia not necessary should he said though thai WIN so
many dro parts at his command il Is a pity MI for-
ence should have felt constrained to nix himself up Will
in MAJ of IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07
PUBLIC OPINION.

The warm, clear, beautiful weather OF the
last fortnight has dreadful TO the speculative DEMO
whose es hOpes and fortunes dependent upon
public calamltics IL Is terrible thought 10 the ihniltd
democrat that we are 10 have good corn crop-ltin
einnati Commercial (IndJ
On the currency question Gov. Hendricks
petfOgs mise ably ali others lie fails 10 ase broad
t,atesmanike stand. He shows plainly what nearly
every has known for long time, that Hendricks Is
more Of q demagOgue than statesman, man VINO
ckes 10 public sentiment with the utmost DseIulous
bes not daring 10 entertain express ar uheq'oca
opinion on any suljoct.-lChcago Times tind)
The Republicans of New York are justified
putting tLer Interpretation uiOn tie inO.es o.
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ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO TIE SARATOGA
CONVENTION


CONVENTION.
RONDOUT, n. Y, Sept. 6.-Thc delegates to
the Republican State Convention from the lid District
~ Ulster are Frederick Merritt, Jacob Lefeve, ana
Henry &. C.unelly
PoRT JERvIs, n. Y, Sept 6.-Messrs Horton
Tidd Thornton A. Nyen, and Benjamin winner are
delegates TO the Democratic State Convention from
sullivan County, n. Y
O,wEGO, n. Y, Sept. Cat tho District
Convention he'd In this city, the Hon. George h. Sloin
Cbares North and George W. Snyder were elected dele
gates 10 the Republican state Convention
KISGsToN, n. Y, Sept 6.-The following
are the dcleeates to Republican state Convention
from the Id Assembly District ~ this city The Hon H.
C. Connolly, Jacob Lcfevre. and Frederick Merritt
HUDSON, n. Y, Sept. G.-The Republicans
OF Columbia Comfy have elected the following to the
Saratoga Convention: Jason NJ Johnson. VIM Bryan
and Lashcr; Perkins l.. Cady George EeyhoiuS
and H. u. Salmon.
BISGHAMToN, n. Y, Sept 6.-The Repub-
lean County Convention held here this afternoon
sd was very large The following delegates were chosen
TO the State Convention: FIX Gov. John C. Robinson
John g. Bowen GeorgeJ Reid Martin Stone ana ueoige
" burbank.
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snort ns. W Capt Ss w. 7o Of
Funeral from his late residence Troy Tuesday 7t
vie, to attend.
BAssETT-At Warren Conn., Saturday. Sept 4. Dr. B. F.
Funeral at Warren Wednesday. sept 8, atspm.
BATcHFoRDAs his rssdsnes n Ssw s. tty se. ~
All Saints Chapel Newport on Tuesday the eth
BoRGFELDT-on SUNDAY The 9Th inst. at O'Clock p M
The relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral
Wednesday. the 9th inst at m from the oramercy
BRowNIn New York on sunday morning. b, seg, is7s
after brief illness Clarence 3 Brown IN the 3oh year VI
sRoWNsept Adam BroTn aged 80 years month"; hort,
Tine a ne sS Pa s ai Convey
ances Viii be Porchester station 10 tag 10
New nSss Carriages VIII also Se waiting Forty
seconds Depot proceed to Greenwood at O'Clock NJ
BRowN-At Newbnrgh. NewYork on NO iday Sept o. John
w Brown in the 79h year OF "a; ago from hi. late resi-
dencc at Newburgh
BURcKuARDr-Atth the Grndewad switzerland, on satur;
S Mary 4 e. Bufdihardi in the . year
BUCKAug. u. at welsyile N Y, b. F. Buck formerly OK
CIARK-In Brooklyn, Monday sept 1875 Ira A. Clark
Thu friends 81 the family are invited to funeral
from lis Late residence % second st. BrVoAyn' T. ~ oh
LANDoN-At Orange N j. Sunday Sept. s. Henry Landon.
Funeral from his late residence 42G Cumberlands Brooklyn,
on Tuesday sept Z, at2p m. -
NAYEIAt her late residence No 445 East f'tyeghfh.
A. Clara Henry Maye in the 2lth year OF her age
FSnsa today sept at O'clock p H. Fr'nis are invited
without further notice
MASTEN-At Sept Mary PatteD wife OF Joseph
BIkhalier Masten CO. o. Nes.io5K n
o'clock A. m from residence corner BeDa Vista
ave- and Iusont, Yonkers The remains VII be- taken u
Kingston n Y, interment Carriages VIII meet the
O'clock and g. o trains from Forty-second st.
NEGUs-n Jersey City, sunday sept g. Lydia L. wife OF
I'hos s. Negus In tie 42d yeaI OF her age, . 49,.
Relatives Of the family respectfully invtd 70
the funeral from her ae residence ID SUSSEX pe
Jersey CITY and Washington sts on iues'
day, Sept Z, at 2 O'Clock p H.
SHANGHAI Patterson " j. Sept o. Bessie, eldest uaush
ter % william and Libie strange, aged III years
Funeral Broadway Reformed Church on Ihnrsy
9Th inst at 80 O'Clock Carriages Will meet ne Ero
train leaves Twenty thrdst at BAD ChamperssI Al
10 Am Inerment will take place at Iarrytown, ~ -
TREDWELL-At EOsyn L. L. Sept 3, 1915, Samuel infant
Of Timothy and Anne VI. Iredwell -.,
Funeral tile residence OF Henry HEWLETT Iuesuay W
inst, o'clock y. Carriages VIII avail me MI:vs OF
Rosyn which leaves Hunters Poh al 100 coc- IN
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TILToN,s WOODEN MILL BURNED-Loss $1,000

RUTLAND, VT, Sept. 6.-Shortly after II
o'clock Sunday night Ton's wooden mill at Cavendish
was struck by Lightning set fire, and entirely de-
stroyed. The loss is $4,000. The mill, which was OF
wood and the machinery cost 100000 The owners
have an insurance for OOO through the agency OF
Burnham Temple Of Rutland In twenty-sx companies,
including the following: Royal Canadian Htna' Home
Hartford Phoenix Of Hartford, National OF Hartford
Insurance COMPANY of North America, Franklin Of
Philade hi, Royal of Pennsylvania Queen OF London
London and Liverpool. and Globe Springfield German,
American Washington OF Boston, Manufacturer OF
Boston. Firemans Of Boston, Shoe and Leather OF Bos
ton, Lamar, Westchester, and Manhattan The Loniou
and Liverpool, and Globe and the Queen have each
81 800 and the balance is pretty evenly distributor
among the remaining companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07
POLITICAL.
GOV. TALBOT OF MASSACHUSETTS WITH
DRAWS FROM THE CANVASS.

DRAWS FROM THE CANVASS.
IIH SACRIFICES HIMSELF TO ASSIST THE REPUBLICAN
PARrY-TnR LICENSE LAW TO HAVE FAIR
TRIAL IN MASSACHUSETTS, UNBIyDERED By sUs-
PIGEONS AS TO TALBOT's FAIRNESS
iBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.'
BosToN. Sept. 6.-The expected withdrawal Of the
Hon. Thomas Talbot was made public to-day in
letter from Mr.. Talbot to Major George s. Merrill
Secretary of the Republican State Committee. Mr.
Talbot says that is the duty Of the party to make
such an administration as shall best conduce TO en-
tire harmony. As contribution to that result he
will not allow his name to be presented to the Con-
ventiOn. The letter is as follows:
BuIocA Sept @. 1878.
Maj. GEoRGg 9. MLRRrLL. Secretary Of Tie Republican
DEAF slK: As my name has freely used in connec
ton with the nomination OF the Republican PARTY Tor me
make frank statement through you az the Secretary OF
the party organzato1. The Importance OF the approach
eontes cannot be- be- Should
oceup, equivocal position Regarding. as do, the
Southern states. 10 the restoration Of our
currency - sounl basis as the only means OF reyivins
trade and insuring the continued prosperity or thc
country, AMI TO AL advancement OF the standard oi
pubic virtue, by iurtherns ali the moral aud religions
make such gnberndtOI1a nomination rs sha best con-
dnce to the entire harmony Of tne party ~, ox,er,
mcnt. III the II atment Of the Only question upn whlch
views upon the subject, my own judgment leads
me to concur with those who believe that
the beat interests OF temperance demand that
tie present law for the regulation OF tue
liquor traffic .hOd receive fair thorough. and Impair
tal trials AMI though whole Influence aud II, honest
efforts pied ed TO tbis vel can but recognize
the fact ilai ny pronounced views upon this question
might. ma III nom nation. create doub RS 10 tn
Gritty OF purposes aud give rise ~ suspicion 'at
the experiment would not receive a fair trial at my
hands. Should Widespread distrust, born OF sucn
doubts aud suspicious, manifest Itself al the election tne
OF might not only receive n severe
check. hut breach hi s; thereby he opened In the Iah
the Republican party in this state the consequences Ci
which would b." disastrous both at home and ahroad
sire 10 avoid this, far II may lie my power 20 no
prfCTIin- sacrifice my personal aspirations fa
than i'm peril triumph dearer to me than my own inoi-
Viuuli Success.
While therefore appreciate sincerely the kind sup-
port O fIirnds, who would earnestly press III! maine
III Oh tue parry would announce through you. SIR tisl
allow its Use in the approaching ConN cntiOh rs
"a candidate for the nomination Tor the office OF Governor
Very truly yours. THOMAS ihboi'
TIE letter cxcitcs nothing but favorable comment
Ii srplifes the situation without helping the
Chances either of Mr.. Rice OF Mr.. LoIing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MUSIC.
AN ENGLISH CONCERT.

The programme for the English Concert to-
night at the Central Park Garden includes Sterndae
Benefits beautiful "wood Nymphs" overture and SYM
phony in minor the latter for the first time here'
Macfarren's "St. John the Baptist overture;
" Macbeth" symphonic poem by Picrson.
OF high merit who Ia almost unknown in this
country; Arthur Sullivans "Ovcrture di Ballo" and
of his charming incidental music written for Shakes
peares Tempest :" the Lurline" overture of Wallace
and harp solo played by Mr.. Lockwood.
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Speeial Notices.

Mrs. yiuslOw's Soothing Syrup, for children teethins
sOftens gums, alays al and cures wlnt COLE
Old Hard SOap.
what the economic want and what they can havo
I'm PYLES o. .hich will prove Its utinty BUY ook
and see. sold by gIOcers generally.
sherry Wines. styles dry extra dry sweet pale very
pale golden brown and ali grades from ~ To $Z per
gallon light golden Is an old importation the best vnius
York the price ej 80 per gallon) H. b. hlh u
CO., 90 Fult0nst y. Y.
Posf.Dfnce N.tice.-The MAILS FOR EUROPE ior ths
week ending SATURDAY, Sept IL, 1873 will cose ~ TINS
orcs ~ follows: ON TUESDAY at a. M. on WEDNES.
DAY az 100 M; III ilSDAf a. ll:.o l. m, aud on
sATC RDAY at ii 30 IN. u l.. JAHGs, y, VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07

The Equitable Life Assurance Society. No. l2O Broad
way is prepared Loans bond and mortgage ON
first class dwellings aud In NewYork and Brooklyn
Principals will be urn shed with forms and fuD inorlo
and their facilitated without charge except legal OK
ucnse, for examination title This Society also Issues the
most desirable policies upon selected lives including
the Tonne Savings Fund Pan by which, during the past SIX
years. surplus has been accumulated greater than o any ph
heretofore pracccd Tho Society has assets OF
millions NJ dollars and has cash annual u ten mil.
lions OF dollars Its average annual business during the past
nveyears greater than that Of any other
Company.
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NINE. TITIENS. a

Mr.. StrakOsch announces that in consequence
Of abroad in the Spring Nine Ttcns will
b. ged TO make her series OF conceis In NewYork
short one, as 1t Is intended that she shall
visit Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago and other
cities The members OF tie troupe which is To accom-
pany her through the United States have not as yet been
selected in full Those with whom Mr. Strakosch has
already concluded en- gagements Me- Alex. Bschof.
tenor; Sig Orlndni baiitoue, and Mr. ruret violinist
Mr.. NIX Maretzek will act Us conductor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07
OPPOSITION TO NON9ECTARIAN SCHOOLS IN
NCW-JERSEY.

MoRRIsTowN, n. j.. Sept. 6.-Yesterday the
Roman Catholic priests OF this ncghborhood called from
their pulpits upon each Catholic voter to scratch four OF
the proposed amendments to the State Constitution
These relate to the public schools fobddng the appro
pration OF public moneys for sectarian Institutions
There is considerable excitement and 1t Is said that the
Proesants will gather In force TO vote in favor OF the
amendments above Specified
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THE FIRE RECORD.
HOTEL BURNED AT ROCKAwAY.

HOTEL BURNED AT ROCKAwAY.
The Eldert House, kept by G. Reinhardt, at
Rockaway Beach, was destroyed by a fire which origin
ated in the kitchen about $3.50 n yesterday. rhe in
mates narrowly escaped with their lives, as no alarm
was given until the flames had gained great headway
There were no engines and water except that which
was dipped from the in buckets. The bnildihe;
which was OF wood, entirely DESTROYED WIN III vi
removed from the first floor The building was valued az
So 600 and insured for $1,000 The Iufhitufe ANU
other contents valued at "a, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07
Speaking Of Dr. Daniels the predecessor OF Agent
6aylle, Mr. Welsh says

The employees oil concurred in testfyne that tho cat
had received vouchers for far more Dee
than they mad delivered There however no evidence
that tho had enriched himself beyond some
doctor since but from the questiOnngs Of mutual friend
infer that he got sick at heart because nerered VIII
that then the emyloyes mised him. For long time ne
was without platform scales. and It was impo1ss for
him always to count and weigh the cattle. am TAI
from feeling unkndly toward him. but do censure most
severely those instead Of Staying up the nands OF
agents, hOnorng and strengthening their tenp'er''
Mr. Walsh speaks OF Agent saviile kindly and AT
tributes his largely to the tapering with
employees by contractors.
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leans was held at Sch wartakos Hall at Clifton Staten
Island. Saturday. George William Curtis presiding.
The following delegates to tho State Convention at
Saratoga were chosen: George william Curtis, Oliver
ii. Fisk and Kneeland Townsend.
The delegates elected at the Democratic primartes on
Saturday will meet ut the County Court NJ kich-
mOnd on Thur sday choose delegates to the state
Convention at Syracuse and the Senatorial Convention st
jamaica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

macbeth" WIS presented here last night,
with Mr. Davenport Ia, fend4irivcn cie!'ain This
actor though by time and Illness still re'"ins MS
fine instinct OF art and still presents Cleans o. his former
fire His Macbeth which is Of the school of Macrcady,
WAS ALWAYS remarkable for just conception and fine
finish; and we deem 1t the most satisfactory
impersonatOn Of tho character that the stage row
affords On Wednesday Mr. Davenport will act OfheHo
This performance, especially in the NTH act, Is bcau
ful work OF con tructive and it shows Mr. Davenport
nj his hest His surroundings at the Grand Opera
are exceedingly disagreeable II we except tie earn ~
and pretty Miss Don and the energetic ana aiaoe MT
WhccOck.
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TWELVE no

TWELVE HOUSES BURNED AT QUEBEC
QUEBEC, Sept. GA fire at Point Levi tins
morning destroyed twelve bouses Fire engines were
sent from this city to aid in extngushng the flames.
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MISS KELLOGG.

Miss Kellogg will open in English opera at
Booths Theater Monday, Oct H. Her troupe will
comprise Mrs Van Zandt Miss Beaumont. Miss Mon
tague and Messrs Mas, Carleton and Peakes. There
a rumor that Mrs Zelda Sesun will also be one OF the
company IL Is understood That this Winters rcpertory
is to include The Lily Of Killarney" ard " la Dame
Blanche" From New-York. Hiss kellogg goes to Boston
for q
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THE NORTH CAROLINA CONVENTION.

RALEIGH. n. c., Sept. G.-The State Consii-
tutoal Convention met here today, 10 members oeihs
present One vacancy bad been created by he DEAN {"
ex(ov Graham Two ballots for President resulted III
Mr. RANSOM Independent Democrat, receiving % votes
and Mr. Dockery, Republican, SO the two candidates
voting for random names leaving the result undecided
The Convention adjourned until 10 a. III. tomorrow: in
tense Interest is felt in the result ana large crowds are
in the city. No one knows Inc final result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07

Advertiser desiring 10 gam the attention ANA pa
tronNye Of aric ultursts, will find THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable and effective mo-
dum IL now reaches more farmers and those OF better
class than any other weekly paper published Ad'ertise'
mns to secure proper Classification should ts handed IA On
hafnr MOI d,xn of week af issue.
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Gov Tilden in 90 undemocrstic departure as tina.
which he he's taken. and they have reason 70 doubt
whether intends prosecute 1t " the end but they
lose nothing, and will only do their duty by giving
him the hcarest support while he 10 the Executive Of the
State Philadelphia Press lIepJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07
DIR. UELMBOLD RELEASED.

An application was made last week in the
Court Of Quarter Sessions Philadelphia by Clarence
Deringer for discharge OF Dr. Ii. T. Helmbold from
the Pnnsy Hospital for the Insane Judge Elcock.
after full inquiry granted the application. Dr. Helm
bold received the congratulations OF his friends
upon his Ielcase
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twill be seen therefore, that the circulation OF Thk IRh
INK through greater than that Of The Herald and
Times World Times combined and
almost great all Of these other morning spors
Will md also To Their interest," 70 10
that the columns OF THE TKBINk are one 1th suet
lhan paper tho city, and tAs eecn column
or line therefore, gives to a' cruiser
than column Luc any the other papers ,.,.
' Sally nttvnX My IL
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MARRIED.

sFDIFY-MCKEAGUE--On Thursday, Sept 2. at Casteon
Hghis Staten Island. by the Right hey j. Young d. D.
Bishop Of Florida Henry sedey of Edgowster W EeSn''
Phelps Mckeague.
TowLE-McCANN-At New York SEPT s. BY the Rey WI.
Eses Mr. Al,ern0n Towle, New York. ~ Jane Frances
second daughter late Charles McCann ESQ., Greenock
Scott
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A CITY CONVENTION IN NASHVILLE FAILS TO
AGREE.

NASHVILLE, Sept 6.-The Democratic Con-
yention Of this city, called to nominate candidate for
Mayor failed to agree and adjourned sine de after
two DAYS session. They recommended to the people to
uid r mary meetings Wednesday next to elect lc-
cafes to meet In convention Saturday. the lth INST
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IN MOPRIsTOWN N T.

Two incendiary fires occurred in Morristown'
N. j., Saturday night by which two barns were de
stroyed. The loss $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07
DELEGATES TO THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CON
VENTiON.

HUDsON, N. ". Sept. 6.-The Democrats OF
Columbia County have elected the following delegates 10
the State Convention 10 be held at Syracuse: Benjamin
Raw Edwin G. Terry and Philip Diver; Alvin Wnbur'
Jacob W. BOSNIAN and solomon Sharp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07

B1sTOX pit 6.-Mrs. Ira p. GO'dthwait commit
ted suicide Iy drowning canal at Nashua last night.
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Oh Interest to Advertisers

1t will be seen tho American News Company bought
COL eray more TRIBUNE than it did Borlds anu Tunes put
togeher and that NewYOrk News Company also bought
This 10 about comparison OF the relative pur
chases months past There has been no tmo this
year which tie daily circulation OF THE TRIBUNE WAS nos
eaua to the daily calculations OF The World and
Ifme which its seT"eeAy circulation was not quad.
rupe the combined weekly Calculations Of the World
and Times and which It's weekly circulation was not out of
sst ahead combined weekly calculations Of Tie bord
and Tipes the 10Th Of April two Of the best known al
yertsn agents the country prepared the following cart
We this gned have examined tho books u Thg TRis
uNE the Foreman it, Press ROOM the daily reports etc.
and arc entirely satisfied and do certify that tho entire cire1
aton The DAILY TgBUSz for the month OF March wac
1JfG2J complete copies making arerage dasay eeua'
toa month Of 49, i07 and that the entire circulation
OF Tng DAILY the month Of Apri up 10 andn'
Guiding this day. 49, SEQ complete copies making ts
arerace daily circulation for the month OF April thus far
20 s,l,S complete copies. Is. NJ PErrENGILL,
Ner York. April 10. 1878 HEaAN BURR
The figures gyen remained stable through
out past month Tho daily circulation OF rHs
TRIBUNE for the whole mouth was so, los.
The following from the Official report OF the Post
master OF tho City VI NewYork W the PostuasterGcncra
giving Of postage paid by each paper IN the mouth
OF January 1915 It's regular I'd ons cent irom the NO"
York regular subscribers, further illustrates
the relative cireulAtions:
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DIED.

All Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed ri@ ~"
name and address.