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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
BISHOP WHIT1INGH EXONER4TED.

THE VOTE 0 TO 4-USANIMOUs RESOLUTION or
CRN,URE UPON TIE BITCALIsTIC PREsDYTRRs-
ADJOURNMENT or TIE BOARD.
BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. 2.-The Board of
Inquiry the matter of the presentment OF Bishop Whit
tngbam roassenbled this morning at Grace Church.
Having luied Its duties, the Board adjourned sine
die at 4:3O p The following Is the finding Of the
Board
Whereas, This Board Of Inquiry. convened by tho
ton OF the Right Rev. Bishop Il. b. Smith, ID. d., the
Presiding BioaoP Of the House OF Bishops, To consider
certain charges tho VI the Rat key william IL.
Within guam, ID. d., Bishop Of MsrylanI, having duly
and fuzzy considered the said cnargcs do hereby
solve,
That from the evidence before them they OF the
opinion that there are not sufficient grounds 10 put tue
Right R,v. william WnittInondm upon nls trial IN the
said matters.
The IL members who took their seats when the Board
organized Thursiy last present to-day and
vote In favor Of the finding to L. Tie latter
prlsed the solid vote Of the Diocese OF Virginia The do
OF Central Pennsylvania Pittsburgh, and Maryland
voted for the excupltion.
Ageeably TO tho Of the Church, certificate by
tie President, the Rev. Chas. Brock OF Wesboro, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03

person Of Mr. Frank Bangs, demanded
treasure womb Of tn and there was lively
dscn seon bcforc the curtain which Hamlet Horao.
Poioni,s and OpheiiaMr. Fechicr. Mr. Bangs Mr. Vim.
Ing Bowers. and Miss Lizzie Price-particated. with
Leader commcnds Mr. Fechter's "lnnoyations." , ard
wig This kind Of hair was worn, In lam
let nv f. L. Davenport, many years before mr., mr.;
makes Hamlet and that is prosy view OF acting whch
would interpret ideal Pce'icai parsonage ny strict
reference to the facts Of actual life. II man IN blue mar
would best III. the ideal OF Shakcspeare.-and, consider
ing Hamlefs settled blues We should thi,k lac w0uld
then blue ha,r would The thing. whether Danes wear II
or not Mr. Fechtcrs Hamlet IL. In fact pOsy, colo
0ual ce-rcndered by the effort t0 make
that natural In the ordinary sense OF the wOrd when
WAS never intended to he: for Hamlet Ia the large
Imaginative type of and not the little reflex OF an
the whole work Is pitched In the highest
Of poetry. The manner OF JdspT or Chdrhs
Surface, free, flowing. and delightful will not 90 or
Hamlet The more he becomes like actual nan OF the
time, the less he is like the poets conception.
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duly made out and forwarded 70 the Secretary Of the
House Of Bishops TO be deposited among Its archives
The Board also unanimously adopted tho following
resolution offered by member voting with tho majority
on the question OF prescntment:
R<sored That the President Of this Board be instructed
TO accompany the charges md certificate Of the REFUSAL
Of fine Hoard 10 make presentment against tho Bishop
of MARYLAND with statement OF our UNANIMOUS ana
emphatic condemnation NJ the alleged acts ana teachings
of tho Rev. Mr.. VIM. Perry and MIR. Richcy OF Mount
Calvary Church forth and complained OF IN the pre-
sentiment made against them by the standing I I
admOnshed by him.
1t Is said that tho majority of the opinion that tho
Bishop after the charges first formally laid before
him. having admonished md rehnked tho Mount Cavary
cer, men Tor their practice Of the ceremony complained
Of by 80 doing had satisfied the demands OF the law ana
there was on his part purpose Of Intentional or wiiu
violation Of the canon Of his diocese.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
MIDNIGHT FEATHER REPCRE
WAX DEPARTMENT,
OFYICs or THs CHIEF 5iGsAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, Aug 3. 1871 .. N.
StH,opsis for the past twenlv- foarhours.


OYYICs or THs CHIEF bi0sAL OFFICER
WAsHISGrOk. Tuesday Aug. 8. 1871 o. ID.
Stnopsis for the past tuentv foarhours a.,
The barometer continues low IN the ONO
Valley, and has risen on the Atlantic Coast.
Rain continues In Ncw-EiXIand. the Lower Lake re-
gioIi and thence southwark to Tennessee and North
Carolina. Clear fair weather has prevailed In the re-
naming districts. with slight changes III temperature
severe local storms reported In the Upper ONO
Valley, and north easterly gales prevail OH the Middle
Atlantic coast.
The Ohio and central Mississippi Rivers have risen rap
idly The Monongihela has risen five feet at Morgan
town and New Geneva.
Irobabiiihes
For New England, generally cloudy, cool weather Will
continue with rain, brisk sOutherly to easterly WINDS
aud high hut slowly falling barometer.
For the upper lake region, the upper Mississippi ana
lower Missouri valleys, generally clear and warmer
weather with east To south winds aud slight changes LII
the barometer.
For the Middle States and lorer lake region light RAINS,
10 ored by partly ctOudy pe0er shorty RISING femperd'
tuTe rar,abte rinds, and rising barometer.
For the south Atlantic and Gulf states, clear or far
weather sOuhcrly to westerly winds, cloudy, rising
temperature aad stationary rising barometer
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee partly CLOUDY
weather. slowly rising temperaturc. rising barometer
and nOrtherly to westerly winds.
The rivers In Virginia and PcnnSyvana. ana the ONO
and central Mississippi Rivers Will rise rapidly
DaugrrOlls floods will probably occur IN the ONO
Caionary signals continue the coast from norfolk
to Woods Hole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
IN LONG ISLAND CITY.

The loss by fire at the lard oil works OF l..
D. Hubbard In Long Island City Saturday night cannot
fall far short Of $75OOO upon which there Is only par
tia insurance. The works located at Vernon-ave
and West feminist. The building was OF wood and occu
pied six lots There large amount OF stock on hand
considerable portion Of which was ready for shipment
The fire broke about 10 O'clock and was first dscov
cred by tho Waterman in the center OF the main building
In place near which fire had been used, making 1t
certain that the building had been purposely set on fire.
The Waterman. Chls. Lawrence, was quite severely
burned enieiyOrng to subduc the flames, which, how
ever spread with slch rapidly that he found 1t inpos
sbc to do The fire at it's hight was 80 intensely not
that the shaftin and other heavy machinery were melted
Following OF the assurances: Rochester German
Insurance Company, $l25O; Bangor. Sl2oo Equitable
fayette $4OO; Manhattan, So 500 Glen's Falls, 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
DRAMATIC NOTES.

The Olympic will remain closed for three
weeks 1t has lad q prosperous season.
ID used to be legs diversion that Miss Lydia
Thompson illustrated says The woshim ton Chronicle
now 1t u MeSs Miss Thompson acted IN Mr. Cravens
play. in Lonloa.
Miss Augusta Dargon, resuning the active
paees 20 o, msr pfo,s WI" l aReal e at Montreal %"
Toronto. Chicago Albany. and Troy.
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett will act Henry Y. at
mounted in opuent style by Mr.. Mccullough Mr. Bar
rett VIII also act King Lear and vrgaias. He starts
for San francisco on Aug. IL.
Mr.. Owen Marlowe has accepted an engage
ment with the Kra,fy Brothers aud Mr.. Wenscbenk
oct the pn t 81 We G'S avss in 6e spTetae tao, Play
ed inst. at the Academy OF Music.
"Chi'perio" in English, will be continued on
the stag. of Robinson HALL hut the Rose Of
ssE@S Shc a a nsI rh to and and
WOOdfeld assumed the chef parts.
The Walnut Street Theater, Philadelphia,
has been renovated. ana VIII be reopencd on Aug 10
with Fox in pantoninc. the Chestnut will be reopened
about the 2Oth Of September. improvements are TO be
made in the Arch.
The report of the managers of the BRYANT
benefit shows the total receipts To Ice e16 1863 90 This
snul has been paid TO Mr. Bryants widow. The New:
YORK theaters raised 5000 30 Chicago 1902 aud
San franolsco S9io Tue resi- was contributed from
various
Mr.. Raymond. as Co.. Sellers, intends to make
Enlargement OF Mr. john r. Ford lie viii give so p ,1o
iornsnees and will visit baltimore, Richmond Washing
ton. Columbia. Charleston, Savannah, Augusta Macon
Columbus and ether cities.
1t Ii Announced that the spectacle play of
" Around re WoTd' Will be produced at I . Grand
opera HOuso on Aug. IS. Mr.. Theodore Hamilton pur
pose TO open that the lter that date and another
EFFORT Is 10 be made TO make tue Grand Opera House
popular and remuneratiye theater.
:, The Metropolitan Theater was opened
last evening undor "a new management ana with
new entertainment. Hitherto this theater has
been devoted TO disrepaablo exhibitions. Tho business
manager Hr Henry SdaicrsOn. gives notice his iI-
thtoh - offer ronned aa irrersachabe performance
ana W make the Mc;I1IIitsn Theater worthy Of the
public respect and support.
:, The Disagreement existing between Mrs.
Oaiss ana ner Husband, Mr. n,us, continues To spread
istAi through Columns OF Western newspapers. Mrs.
Cas Is au ndlnercLt singer aud actress aud Mr Titus
u.s. or was, her indifferent agent One fine morning the
sehucmn shied gold watch at the la lys head, AMI
uepartcu irUm her presence, in wrath and now they
ore IN iaf way To he divorced AT least The Courier
you''di terseiy says taa the eff acy OF the KeuIuony
divorce Laws viii DO solicited t. s,ycr Those bons wD
are commonly supposed TO bind distinct but nut,-
any magnetic indisiiualiies into loving syIDpatbec
ana sseety harmonious unity" After ali that the mai.
tex ought 10 rest. ~ VIZ ~
MI Fechter appeared in Toronto on the Goth
q lfe Ttsds 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03

It 10 quits generally 10 take strong liver sin
ans or Tire complaint AMI both the mineral ana
vegetable kingdoms have been cigcnly searched 70 pSa
Drastic and poisonous purga1yes IN order 70 once
powerful effect the uver and sOu.e the ssglnx 49, m
Of treatment on the same inc,
pie thai Of giving weak aud deb man args POI 1cms
brandy him do certain amount OF WORK Nhen
the simuisnt Is withheld tie organ Ike the system q arn'
ally respses torpid sluggish ana ON
d,tion than before then wantcd1 Moc.bsA "hnf
while they bile flow freely from the yor o. hs
srxan VIII not oyerwofk and uus uo.
A. Will when tleir Is discontinued leave ,nr me
healthy. Such remedies are .ound W Ds
PIgRcEs GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY AND fIg'AH'E fk|
- x.
RusK, Texas. May 10. 1879
DR.. r. " PIERCE Buffalo, n. ": A..
DEAR SIR MY Last year 1T this time was confined
her Chronic Liver Disease. hal one OF the Dess
doctors her gavo 10 die when came upon
esne OF your medicine bought bottle and commence
giyng she then weighed s2 pornd, nov she weighs "
pOun robust ami hearty She has taken eight Dotu0
~ ~ :" ''N " ~ WILLIAM MEAkt.
FGox TBB NOTED SCOUT. BuFYALo ELL" 49,.
HOLLAND UoUsY, ROCKFORD, Ill, April 20 1874
DR.. r. v. PIEBCH Buffalo, ". ~: $1,000.
sin four bottles Of your GOtDRs MEDICAL
DscoyRsY with PHRs and must cay thaS
nothing taken for liver has Gone mo - muca
cnod feel ike new man Thanks wonderful metk
Cine W. r. Corr, {" Buffalo BILL ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
THE FIRE RECORD.
IN BROOKLYN.

A fire, which was caused by the explosion OF
kerosene oil lamp in bedroom, occurred about 1:l5
IN yesterday In the story wooden dwcllinghouse on
the north side Of Thiry-sIxth-st, near Fourth-ave
Brooklyn. The house was owned and occupied by
Charles r. NJ. Wells. The building was damaged to the
amount Of So OOO and the furniture about $500 The
loss is covered by policies in the Continental and Phenx
panes. roof of the story wooden
dwelling house owned by Edward De!ehanty. on the
opposite side Of the street. took fro from spark, and
was damaged $780, which IL covered by insurance III
the Monttuk Insurance Company
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NfIrSIC.
THEODORE THoMAs's CONCERTS.


The programme at the Central Park Garden,
to night will DO made up OF selections from Beethoven
1t ia Que OF uncommon solidty and worth, and tho
nounccment of AN evening with Beethoven should draw
together great OF the lovers of what Is hest
In musical literature The selections to DO given are the
following:
Selections from Ballet Music. Prometheus. Op. 43.
Overture Adago. March.
(violonccllo Obbligao by Mr.. CHI Hemann''
Scptctt, OPP. 30. ,,,
Theme and Variations. Scherzo. Finale.
Overture, CoriOlan. Op. 62.
Symphony No. 5, Minor. or. 67.
Allegro con brio. Andantc con Inoto
ScherzO. Finale
Overture IROnora No 3.
Romance In q. OPP 10 ,
(Plavcd by all the First VOlins.l
Turkish March, Ruins OF Athens, Op. lib.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
DIED.

BENNET-In Brooklyn SUNDAY. August 1. deorge Bennett
RSays and nd trends are invited TO attend the
late residence $50 Adauss on Tuesday the ID in't q
coNNoLLYon Monday Aug9. wa'sns,o,n .S Connolly
Eat f as9 third ns % g: ws s:
New Orleans papers please copy
inst Clarence f. yoaagsst con Of Perry T. and sarah
The TsiaSe: i AND Ss %y respectfully
s''s and af osr "n civ
flights, on Wednesday, .n inst, at 2o'ciock p M
Annie virginia +. Dickinson ad eldest daueh
Funeral services VIII be held at residence Central
at ga o'clock on Wednesday af5ercon Train iesyss
waiting a. Brick Church station.
Dows-At Utica N. " July 81 Harry Dows aged 10 years
HoBARTOn Monday Angus, John William. only child q
The friend. family are respectfully invited
q Ss.n 81 and Il. I5'%snt ave. 2TaSs
waiting for the TITAN which leaves Nes.York Lilo !. m
motifs and Essex X. II.
chas Jung Sowood. wife Of ThoOoad C. jung
Relatives and friends attend the funeral at hes
late residence no 5S GaSs AVE. Yer gossn Ilesiy s
in the Marble Cemetery, secondst. near secondsve'
MccLAy Newark. N J, July 81 Julia Martha wife Of
Funeral services at her late residence No 81 Cnonav
Newark on Tuesday August IL M to T1,es 81 rs .a
fion Liberty Desbrosses or Cortlandt Intrnent =
Green God Cemetery at the convenience vi the family.
OWEN-In this city. OF pneumonia Sunday August 1878
aged rs Rev Abraham owen Of the NewJcrsey osa
The relatives and invited attend the funeral
without notice. from his late residence, l65 East
Eighty frstst tuesday afternoon, the al INST, al
O'CLOCK. remains will be taken 20 Woodrow Staten
L.a sS foot Of whitehall st at ii clock.
PEARsALL-In Brooklyn. July 81, Carte + daughter q
Trradwel and A. Pearsal aged 20 years. months, and
IL
Funeral rycss late residence % Fort Greene aca
Tuesday. Relatives and friends arr respectfully
invited 10 attend.
)RBINS-In New Brunsvtc " T., on Slrdly August
brain exhaustion. William Bartlng infant Of kiward
W. aud Robbins AGED mon las and Is dzye
from dence OF Ia parents ge ave, New.
Brunswick, "Wednesday. August Ut CLOCK triends
Of the family are invited to attend
STANFoRD-At utchfeld Conn, Saturday. July 81
Eliza late DAVID stanford Of Brooklyn, ~ r.
TOwAROn FIR day July 90 Of dphtheria, Bentley only 80
Of Thos. III. and kosaiio Bentley Iowar aged years
Funeral residence Of his grandfather Peter bentley
esq. Jersey City Hights Tuesday, August 8, at2pm
TURNER-At his residence. 1876 Fifth August su4
denly, OF apoplexy, Daniel II. Turner.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
wATT-Alexsnier K Watt infant o. James and Emile
Nissan Walt In Brooklyn, August 2, aged 70 dSyA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03

The Equitable Life Assurance Society No. 100 Broad
way prepared upon bond aud mortgage %
dwellings aud I'm NewYork AID Brooklyn
Principals Will be furnished with forms and fu information
and their business facilitated without charge except legal er
psnses for examination title This Society also the
most desirable policies upon selected lives including
the Tonne Savings Tan by which, during the past six
years surplus accumulated greater than by plan
heretofore praetccd The Society has assets OF twenty gns
millions OF dollars cash annual income Of ten MIL
lions dollars average annual business during the pass
1--WE years has been greater than that OF any Other
Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
The key.<0iD OF Heath.

The health The organs OF the body depend
utpn an. which pertain
irh sa ~ regularly and act, ely performed IL vitality Is
sluggish or edc.n ts condition Is not properly iule
and consequence Disease 20 sIon lnauguraed Prevent ~
STOMACH BrTeRs when
ri, vial errns and eniow tho feeble frame
with nrlhl that tAo BlrikRs
f nes strength tito system. correct func-
nal arios aud local .knes,es which tho vital
poxer Dyspepsia bladder and klaoy complaints, gouL
rlouniasn tcver ald asne. b0usaess constipation AMI
nervous invariably overcome w the Operation OF
t.i.a AlvrlllN LuAlU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03

Advertisers desripG 70 gain the stfestisn asa pa.
trou.xe Of Farmers and Agrc uttursts, viii ind THn
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable and elective M.
dum 1t now reaches fsrmers and uosc Of better
class than any other weekly paper published Advertise
ments to secure proper classification should 10 handed %
or before Monday OF The week OF issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
THE FRENCH HARVEST RETARDED.

Paris JuLy 49, CerrspondsVs Of TIE london Sfdnda'"
Meteorological records in France do not re-
port such OF July that now drawing to close
since the beginning OF the century series OF storms
continues break France. attended with rains per-
all standing crops. Today. In Paris We have had the
tail OF a storm worthy Of equatorial regions fduli
heavy, leaden kind Of heat was followed, from "
this afternoon, with showers such rs have not often
witnessed. In about Ave minutes time the Rue Vivcnne
was some six under water. The accounts from
the country continue very bad In average years by thb
time harvest nearly IL has not yet begun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03

town from the wcstorn side to work in tho morning By
dinner found themselves unable To return TO their
homes except by wainy through tho waters Many OF
the In parts have beon Obliged ~ take
refuge their upstairs Looking through the WIN
dows At the back Of the Castle whero Mr. Baron Bran.
we'll and Mr Jastice MeOr holding the Asszesl ana
which abuts upon the canal tho country as far - one
can see presents the appearance Of 0 lake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
DRIVEN OUT OF THEIR HOUSES.

CoLUMBUs, Avg. 2.-About midnight yester-
day the cio;o River broke track OF ground south
OF the city, buryng extensive cornfeld' 10 feet under
wafer The waters then rushed across Large pricK-
yard and TO the first stories OF 10 HOUSES oceucu
nv vorkmen Of the yard comp Hing the removal OF tho
women and children in wagons. The waded out to
fine HIN ground with difficulty. but with little patient
effort the whole party, numbering - persons were all
snyel without serious accident CJhsidcrable Jam se
Us donn 10 property In the neishboruood The river
a, three feet to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
THE FLOODS IN THE ENGLISH MIDLAND AND
- EASrr.nN DINrkIlTS.

From me ran MAI "d.tte Juy ~ -,
After n heavy rain this morning the weather
M, -, midday m London WIS toe ably ne, bat coh Tor
t, season. and the Meteorological department iepoiis
:, r.urTal Z N In the bar,met,r. Taere was heavy
Jown,,r OF rain Yesterday In the Midland and Eastern
lcts aud some loss uf II Is reported Al Chhl'n
over near Rugby, an Agricultural mooitr was uiVnuru
,ts como from s,v. places OF horaes cattle raj,
way cbban'tnents and bridges ancrinnng 70 ,'o 80
"a rrs and AZ Iutu, IA Black district, the burst
ing Of tr Birmingham Canal bank nieriercd Sc
rnnsly with the operations at several ironworks
and .licri,s A report from Leicester says: Cra4s
xrc uieI and the lower oons Of houses Hooded otho
In ~ several feet and factories had 10 be stoppod
" ' r,.ndrroi iun,ats,blo except On hisu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
THE OHIO RISING FIVE INCHES PER HOUR

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-The observer at
Marietta Ohio, reports to the Signal Office In TINS city
that heavy passed there last night There feh
three inches Of rain river at D. m was 80 feet by
en-, gauy.. and the wafer WAS rising five inches per
hnnr IL had risen feet In the last 70 hours ana ~ Is
s rinlng. At ~ ieet by the gauge ains Oh no r"or
hank are overlooked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
NIGHT Of DISCOMFORT AT OCEAN GROVE
CAMP

OCEAN GROVE, N. j., Aug. 2.-The large
gathering OF people who had been living In tents here
and at Asbury Fark adjoining wcre rudey used by q
terrible that broke out ia the middle OF the night,
Sunday, and ragged furously through all OF to-
day. Many tents carried away by the
wind, exposing tho unprepared occupants to the
gallo and to the heavy rain Tho night was
extremely dark and tho storm sudden In Its attack
The effect upon alics and children was to bewilder and
ter ry them, and their added to the confusion
Actual suffering experienced by those scantily clad,
on account OF exposure to the cold and rain The tent
people however, gathered into tho cottages after
while, whore tho only dscomforts were cIowding and
W. clothea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-03
THE YELLOW FEVER AT PENSACOLA.

WASHINGTON, Aug. IA telegram was re-
ceived ut the Navy department to-day. from capt
George L. I,elknap Of the Pensacola Maynard. an
nouncing that two cases OF yellow fever and one
death have been reported from Fort Barruncas since
Saturday There were and tire. deaths
on situriay. No clsss have been reported from Fort
P,ckens for days. Dr.. Stern0tr{ II doing We'll
Fac total OF deaths at Barran,, mas been 20 cut
Of IL cases. Tno Pensacola reservation ID perfectly
healthy I'D
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Of Interest to Advertisers

II will that the American News Company bousm
considerably more than It did Borlds and T>s pas
together and that NewYork News Company also bought
more TRutY MRS than did Worlds and Times put teycthcf.
rs Ia about comparison Of the relative pur
months There has been no time this
wear IN daily circulation Of The TaIBl SE WAS mos
caL combined daily calculations OF Ire World and
Ye,s IA which It's semi weekly circulation was not quad
r's combined soniweekiy Calculations OF The WorA
and Time which rs weekly circulation was not ont u
syht ahus co,Ied weekly .irculaions OF The "orA
and Tes the lOth OK .rl two - the best known ~
vrsns ag 10 the codny prepared the following caii'
uniers signed examined the books VI fhE Tms
uyR tho Formaa ROOM the daily Reports etc,
and entirely satisfied and do certify iha, tae eutr1 crca-
laon o, TIA TgBvSf ;or the mouth Of March was
xJf6.J complete cores making IN drerdG' dr,y e'reul
ron Of 10, 1877 and that tao entiro crcuaIoa
OF THE DAILY The month % April up ~ snd In
Guiding this day. was 1880 complete copies making ns
areruye daiy circulation for the month Of Apr thus Ae
5O.>sS pcte copies. = Psi4 bN"iLl~
Ntc.YOrk, April 10, 1873. lIdAN BUZZ
Tile figures above given remained singary stable sarouga
ont the past The dss circulation OF Ths
TEiBl NJ for the whole month was 80. os.
The following frvn tho otc rl0.t CT tie fose
master ulty OF SewYork u the Postmaster General
wing Of postage paid by each paper IL tie mona
OF January 1875 ito regular editions sent ron tho he~
No.A Post regular subscribers idrrer illustrates
the relative cireulat,ons;