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BECKER-On Friday Avg IL. At her residence In soutA
widow of the late Abraham Becker aged 3D.
BROS Esuldenly Brooklyn. Oh THURSDAY morning Aug
The and friends Of the family are respectfully invited
attend his unera from MS Late residence NO 50 Remsen
Brooklyn, saturday, the 2st nst al 10 O'Clock M
CARTER-At Flushing. T. T.. "Wednesday Aug 10 Abigail
The relatives and friends Of the any respectfully
yited to attend the funeral from Il TeorEes Cpp.ucr
Fas9a ON saar NY ti &c s-' ns al IL O'CLOCK irAAs
DARLINGTON-Af HARDWOOD sullivan County, ~ Y, James
W. Darlington. aged years.
KERNOCHAN-At Morris Plains, ewJer,ey. on Thnrsdsy
morning 49, william only son Of Frederic and hAry
FnnSraI at - Paals Church. NewYorS saturday Aug
% E d S aug 5 no hS % o
aged years, Of +. T. hidder, NJ d., OF Carenont
Her remains will be taken to Caremont H. for nterment
MOTTAt Albany, N " Aug. 20 LYDIA Mott In the ossh
Funeral from her residence lO3 CoumDiast at o'clock
MURpHY-on Wednesday. Aug IL. at saratoga sprnss
u James Mupy o. Es,, LhT n East vs.
tyeighthst bet third and Lexington aves, ON saturday
MURPHY-on Wednesday. Aug: 10, at Saratoga SPRING.
James Murphy, III the G3d year of his age. -, o,.,
Twenty st. saaT morning. th9 st inst al ~
y invited 60 attend without further notice The remains
will De deposited III the vault VI tle church.
POSITION Friday. Aug 20. Cstharine Hays, daughter q
Relaves and friends invited % attend the funeral IRON
residence BIB one hun Fed twenty MIN st.
On Monday. sd inst. At 3 O'Clock p. m
SELLECk Kat GrrenN i.h Conn. Friday, 10th mss,
Thaideus Selleck, in the seth year OF his .
ResTvc~ and friends family respectfully invited 70
his funeral from his late residence at O'Clock M
Christ Church At O'Clock m on MONDAY I'D mss
sTARBCCKAt fremont, Aug 10. Geo. f. starbuck, In the
37th year of his -.
The rGns and friends Of the family are respeetia invites
Trmout on sunday Aug 30 O'Clock m. The remains
will be taken 10 ChappaQna 10y 80 rxin
from services will b. hed before ntermonG
sTTPHEN-At New. Utrecht Annie d. infant daughter d
Rev. David :. and Harrlette r. ~utphen.
Funeral AT the aIsonagr saturday = p m
WALKER-At High Bridge, " J., Aug. 10, Elizabeth cad-
we'll daughter James II. and Grace X. Walker aged IL
months aud IA days.
Funeral services on saturday 10 O'Clock at the house d
Rev T. p Rogers. D., no ~ West Twenty seventh st.
wEBB-At Hampstead. l. l.. on Wednesday, Auy ~ MIA
Anna Elizabeth. wiz Of Edwin Webb. VI. D., and daughtes
Of the iatc JO,is. HOrubl"wer NJ d., OF NewJersey.
Relatives invited attend the funerAk
the 2st inst. = o'clock from the house. ana
N O'Clock George Church. Hampstead Trans leave
Hunters Point at ncock Central II. X. ~ l..
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF rHF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGrON u. G.. saturday, Aug. 21-l am. }
SvnODsis f5y ne past "a hours.

OfFItL OF THf tHlEF SIGNAL OtrlCEh'(
wAsHINGrOS D. G.. saturday, Aug. 21-I am. }
SynOpsis fOy ne past % hours
Generally clear weather has prevailed IN the
districts east of the Mssis ppi. with sOuthery 10 west
ery Winds hi eT barometer, and local rains near the
Gulf and Lake superior.
The temperature continues low north OF the ono
Valley and in tie Northwest. and has chaLgcd but
slightly in the Southern. Middle. and Eastern states.
1he Lower Ohio River has fallen rapidly The Mssis-
sipp has fallen three inches AT Memphis, 30 inches at
Cairo and four inches -. LOUIS Ir has remained sta
tiOnary At yck-burg and has risen one inch at Helena
PrObd6liliss
Tor Ee,r-Engidnd. me Iie and South atlantic Suites.
and clear weaiher, ri sOutery 70 lcestery
.ads mt rising barometer f)Orsd BY edsterty TO south
e,y riRds tdliing barometer. and RAIN The southern
portion ~ me South Atlantic states
For the Gulf states. Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley,
and clear fair weather In the interior aud
light the with southeast 10 southwest
wind. ana falling barometer.
For lake region cooler and clear or partly cloudy
weather. with southwest 70 northwest WINDS ri-ng
followed by falling barometer and rains near Lakes
Huron and superior
For the Uppcf Mis- ssipp and Lower Missouri Valleys,
partly cloudy weather and continued low temperature,
with variable wmds. mostly from the north and rising
followed by falling barometer
The Ohio Rvor and the Mississippi az Memphis and
stations above will continue to fall The Mississippi Will
probably rise slightly at VichsOurg and Helena
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crrxy,roos. Aug i7-ssued, sehr. l. A. Edwards hnss
Cow BAY. C. b.. Aug. ls-saod. schr Souvenir Tor New
York -. . -. u~r,,c-s Nroa
from Tonjon ssiled Le0nessa for Fort Caledonia 49,,
UIvASA Ane l9-Arriyed. steamship r. MARY stSp's@S
Indanoia. sailed steamship Colnmhus Iced Ssv I'll
saIle GOTH steamship 81 Mary fof ihm@h"is Sen'' ""
mock, for Sew-Orleans
DOMESTIC PORTS. $500, A..
TYBrs Ca Aug 2O.-Arrived, steamship Oriental n"o
Boston sailed. steamship Mcclellan for batlInorr a..
WnsIS0TOy Aug. 5d-CIeared brig Zs..a >sort - -
Antwerp sailed steamships WIN. r. clyde for Ns" i"H
Raleigh for Baltimore =, ,-....u. A..
CHARLESTON Aug 20.--ailed bark ~ H. rurIibb'""' -
Rotterdam; .ehr Willie Luce. for Boston.
20-ATived. steamship Leopard IT,
philadelphia; schrs Matte r. Tabor frnm Phiisdepna
w Branerd. HobokeD; BENJAMIN " church run -"
ton A. Hayfor from Brunswes Ca; Eizsbs,n ~ snsns
from Providence sailed chrs Antelope Tor 1rorge,own
Joseph Hay for Phsdcpha Matthew 'sssar iof Ss"'
York. 49, 49,.
PORTLAND, Me- Aug. i9.-A1ived schrs Henry 49, -
from Carrie Bonnel Bristol for DO Clrsred 80
Louis. d. RahborD for Kennebec; -Four sister, or Arx>
OrOe for Philadelphia Arrived 2uth Drg M@rtns "
Berry Baltimore schrs J. f. Baker, rom 1eorgeso"S
Providence Aug 2o-Arrived, steamship Florida mon
Philadelphia. -. 49,.
SAY FRAScsco Aug 19-Ciesred. ships Champion Of the
r Wilson for Calico and Yosemite (Br). Moiies M
Cork.
PoRr ROYAL. 8. c., Aug. 2o.-saled, steamship Hontss
merry FOX New York.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

WAsUINGTON Aug. 20.-Licut. Commander Yates
stirling has ordered the Giving ship ewHamp-
shire executive officer Lieut. John W Hagannan has be en-
Minnesota Lieut.. @eatOn SHREDDER been
HydOgrap ONCE Lieut.. Harry Knox has re-
ported his the south Atlantic station an, has
ORDER the Naval Academy; Master = May has been
detached from the MUnesa and ordered 10 the coast survey
LndeavOr Ndshpmen leneyck d. W. Nettitr anu
W Beane have detached tho North Pacific sta
ton and ordered proceed home ami await orders
absence been granted A. fellows To Capt r.
g. Lowrey for six months frpm the lst september capt
G. H. Mells. Philadelphia Navy Yard. for month sur
&. Al White Naval Laboratory, NeW York. for tnc
month Of september IS. Luce, for month fr0u
the IN Commander $40 -ecaTd for month
from the 2ls inst The ave sIand Chaplain James j. Kane
London has been extended months nom the I'D Of
-euemheT: the granted COMMANDER Robert Boyd j.,
months. with permission remain III
Europe. John Russell OF Washington u. C., has been sp
pOuted an Acting Gunner III the Navy.
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OBfTT Y.
REAR ADMIRAL COLLINS.

u
A telegram received at the Navy Depart
,ent yesterday morning from Captain t. simpson, COM
r,ndiu, tbe United STATE. steamer Omaha dated Pan
a,,,. Ang 10 announced the death Of Rear Admiral
Nnoleou Collins commanding the south Pacific heet,
, ,cc,rred AT Callao Peru, the 9th inst. He died
~ orvsp,las after an Illness Of three days, and was
l,d i nayaI honors in the Protestant Cemetery ~
;,.e Vista near Cailao Rear Admiral Collins was
native OF Pennsylvania, aud entered the Navy from ''
STATE IN 1884. During the Mexican Wal ne was d'
Tuspap and Tohasc, but nothing notable Occnreu III MS
career until the late civil war; during which he Was
actively engaged in naval operations. He coninahutd
the steamer Anacosta Ia the Potomac squadron III lebl
and took part in the engasemeut Ut A'luIa
Creek on the 3lst Of May in that year lie
,,oryv,rd received command ~ tho gnboat
Unadia and about year WIN the Meet S,''ioue"
of the COAST of South Caroliua Georgia ami Florida
n,rug ti. period ne took part in the battle of Port
u,I and in several naval enterprises In July. 1862,
Ia. s made Commander ana had charg. of the steamer
Ori.raa IN the Mes Indian squadron. III I7OY ie "As
tran -ferred 10 steam -loop Nacn-tt. anu soil' "a
,r-uif of Confederate privafesrs. Whe this engaged
nuuunucr Collins arrives O"t"pcf To- l~oi on tnS ih
lillian mort II Bahin which the cOr-ar florida han Just
ma. h.riug amid the Brazilian neet hnd ditriy
und.r the guns of the principal fort fludnS 'nh' NE
co,d not provoke the llUrida To llgh MN 'u'-n" we
h,rhcr Commander Collins bore down upon hrr e"Ff
an The morning ~ the 7n intending 10 crush ia Der s'h
and sinA her. but he only succeeded III uah-ias isi
r,ndnm and without effect. Commander Col
Inns now demanded her huficuici, ~" tr
tie captain with half MS ere" wsre a,n wv f., am
tenant in command deerIed IL best To comfy ia an
instant the Florida boarded from the hhodhheit,
hawscr was made fart to her, and ue csptor' clowans
ali steam nut out 10 sea. making no reply I" cha'iehsr
en-, the Hr,zlisu fleet and unframed by three shots
rr.i Al ner from fort The Warhuseu ana hrr prize
aeon appeared In Hampton Roads, where Ihr AFTER Mas
an . ~ c,ty snnk BIZ "A collision few DAYS afterward
R1,zii uayins complained that her neutrality hau oush
vio,ated Inis Altar. Secretary seward asaVo~v '"o
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wiINISGIos. y C.. Aug 20-~pirits Turpentine quiet
- RS Lc. steady IL 32is FOR strained Tar steady
-. - 800
RUFFIto Aug 2O.-Iake receipts-Flour. 10000 bills
Wheat. lJ4OOU bush Corn. 100000 BUSH oats TOO bush
Railroad receipts 100 bbls Wheat $500 BUSH
Corn IL 600 bush oats $500 bush Rye 500 bush. Rail
road shipments Flour, i.lOp bDs; Wheat 5000 BUSH
Corn 900 BUSH oats $1,000 jush Rye. ZOO bush. Canal
shipments Ia tidewater-Whea i5sOHO bush; Corn, 1000
1000 treIghts
Wheat &C. corn &c to NV York. tolls nrindri Flour
nr 6NS6 = for spring, jOaS1 - for
Bakers s6ds7 80 for AMBER - 25dfs for While. 50 for
sye. - 10 for New Process Wheat duh ami unset
He'd asking 80 Milwaukee 81 81 for No do.
sales 200 bush. No. Hard Milwaukee al Al 50. 400
bush Extra Michigan Il 81. Corn dull and steady
sales Of 10000 bush No. Western Mixed ~ re O3ts-te,
ding lots -od only. Rye and Barley one here. seeds
quc; Pork unsettled and nominal sales al S22 80
H.3 Heavy little doing. Lard quiet sales at id
s2c Highwines nominsly Sl 2l3
MFvPHs Aug 20 Flour dull hut unchanged. Corn gen
orally unchanged. sales rather lower; White, s79
Ssc dull and dropping New, ic0iJr. Isrt-drnand
and prices have advanced Refined, IL Sc Bacon
OIL m unchanged
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LATEST SHIP NETS.
For oAsr shin Ssrs ST., Fun Page. }

70, other ship News SEE Fun Page.
ARRIVED.
steamship Esanors Johnson Portland. with mdse and pas
Ship sI isnceot OF Groenock Tesato, Shanghai May s.
Shin ed gauntlet Liverpool. Calcutta lOa days
BARK Edmond Gabrielle CFr Lechaux Ro Janero June 80
Brg Wm Mason ,sf Boston, Adams Humacoa 10 days
Schr w & H. wothsr-poon Cot Pansbcro " s.. Real.
schr John b. Daley George, Me-, Long. Windsor, n.
schr Maria s Elizabeth. soper virginia
schr. Henry j. Raymond Cranmrr Virginia
Brig Thos owen Guptl, hence Tor Havana.
Bark Excelsior FOR oe i brig Antilles ST. K,ssa.
NOTICE To MAiINiRS.
OFFICE OF InE L!eulnoIst Issftcron TmED ID DsTMcr
Tho hell the ghtship brrnton's Reef having been
cracked WI" '' ''rDST rS q Coz cSnnodS5e
Lighthouse Inspector, Third District
MEMORANDA.
Bark Lizzie Cameron 8r Cameron from Nonteyidso ar
st and anchored at sandy Hook w@s c~ed to the
city yesterday D. w.
Aug s. iat 10 os ~ lon 80 90 W. ship Greenock CBr),
from Bombay for N.w-l ork.
DISASTERS.
scr 3y j. r WI T n G c. on ne isth inst cg
badly reports having heavy weather The cargo Is
III rom Hrchat c. b. stoes thar fishing schr Hat
u' ~ ~ 'i' Itug e Which Ive her ashore There IL no
possibility saving her valued at sil0o Of which
VINEYARU. HAYES, Aug 20.-Sohr. Thomas watt, hom
Windsor - lot Alexandra. reports that the s,nr NJ H.
shepard Of orleans from PrvincrOwn Tor New YORK was
on Chatham o'clock this morning. sue took on
Tie crew AZ ocurA ami transferred them later Ia Usher
nj bound 10 Harwich.
rtt4r received az ST. JOhn " b. eoth inst from Magda
leu Islands says saturday ngnt l4ih ns Dark Cicero
ee Of Ayr LONDON July with general cargo Tor
Montreal ashore IN gale Of wind Wrrcking schfs nave
been her assistance.
FOREIGN PORTS.
otFvsrows Aug 2OThr Cunard Line steamship Bofhnia,
Moolle Serfork Aug. H. arrived here at oelocA
this morning. , - -, ,...-, o.. -.
We,tnoresud, Vuor Chase, Chaoncr, Monsoon, otto n
Antoine Lotus -ecOud and san uig. Arrived
ont on I'll l2ih inst Clauna, Carolina Theirs Il. T. Hart.
Mary h. Thayer shasta Busy, Angelina Bonard 18th, y
d. tsrtou, Vanguard. non Don Jurto, Geo. T. Thatcher
Foro,. Herman Ocean, apt stuart Nile Lawrence Brow H.
Olaf yrre, Frs (later al havrel l9h' Graa az Deal
sfsnc cant Har!er Hawthorn, Naiauen lsttrr Beau
naris tlater AT Caernaryon ami Helios 10TH Wm
-trphen.On Minneh&ha Livingstone Axel Amalle, Capt
Mech Qa-t two AZ L0EdOnG 4. BERG Hra NJ Il h. Gam
&. 4. Van Horn lsttcr al Falmouth BredsOnk anu sea
iorih .,.. - .
MAraszAs Aug ls.-ArIiyed. brig Chiiianwallah (Br.l
from t.rnandins.
S1ouA. Aug la--Arrved. brig Ernest, from Portland
sailed. 10Th. nrg Anita owen, for North OF Hattcrls.
JOIN, ~ b., Aug. l9-Arriyea, sohr Lizzie c., frsn
York cleared schrs Fred E. -csmnel for Liverpool
Janet =, for Philadelphia
WINDSOR. N. T.. Aug is-ssod. Howard, for Baltimore.
CARDRSAs Aug 1.--siled Srg kmiAa u Hail tot Norti
" us stsrth
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The Dowu-IIill side.

On the down hill side Of life the constitution Ia beset win
infrmif which HosTrIrTWs STOMACH Blrrsts the
bcs OF remedies. IMMIGRATION Is the most reliable mesne
% resisting disease and particularly necessary al period
the physical
The cheering
prime tonic smulant mts-s through the
ri sie3aDes- which gfyes 70 fbo
tofterng limbs Of the npt rce which t snos from
the decline
inestmablo blessing 10 the old and nnrm
testimonials the excellence OF tins most sanitary
constantly
received from VI advanced WHO spsA
pras. OF its qualities an nyigotant ana
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IMPORTANT -EsI

IMPORTANT SESSION OF SCOTTISH RITE MA-oNs
PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 2O.-The supreme
Council Of the Scottish Rite Masons closed Its session here
this afternoon. Seven subordinate bodies we're char
tered Gen WIN. Fulton OF Massachusetts and Geo. o.
TYLER OF Vermont we're elected active members The
next seSson will he held In New York on the third Tues
ae. In August 1870, Tho session has been working
an. MI,.cn Important business lss been transacted
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firm had already agreed to accept IS cents on the dollar
proposed by the committee which appointed by
the creditors about two weeks ago 10 examine the 40
counts and recommend plan Of adjustment II was
further stated that objection the proposed settle
ment had been made after being understood and was
confidently expected that the 0f all the creditors
would Do obtained IT An early day
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USn ~ .een. Therefore, ri circulation Of Taa
NV through the mails than that
combined. that IN ~. u and combined
almost great thai these other morning papers
combnsd Advertisers u their interest
member t,a. the THBUNF sixth widen
~ '-y otarr paper a. IS. anu that each oolamr
line Therefore Sixth space 90 tho
than ellsgun Auf %. lnr 'tnsr papers
II'x ffibagc Ma L.
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act Of Commander Collins ard erersd MN 10 be tried by
court-nartai. Public sentiment Was however IN Avor
of the gallant officer and t became evident that the
course OF the Administration inspired by exsiencv
rather thar By sense of fairness In july 1866 COM
mapder Collins was commissioned Captain and placed 10
command of the steam soop sacramento. In August,
1874 he was raised to the rank Of Rear Admiral anu
placed In command OF the South Pacific Squadron.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-21
THE WILL OF JOHN ;. CLARKE.

The will of the late Rev. John s. Clarke, who
lived and died poor at Ashland. near Caskil
N. Y, but who found 10 have bequeathed 100000
TO various church associations in England ant Canada
has been contested by his reltves The Probate Judge
OF Greene County decided recently that the will was He
gal and void and since the decision was given q
woman appeared who claims that she Is the widow
OF the deceased man
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ARMY ORDERS.

WAsUuNGToS Aug 2O.-By direction Of the Presi-
dent CUT al. A. D. Nelson, 18th Infantry has be assigned
purchasing agent at san Francisco. al AMI In
pecng and forwarding supplies 10 The several Indian agen
c STATE He has been directed 10 report by letter "a
tie Commissioner vi Indian Affair,
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5petiel Notices.

Mrs. WinsiowA soothing syrup for children teethns
allay- oil and cures WIND cone
Ask stockings Belts. Caps. Abdominal Sup
Orf-Ts uspsuSory Band3ges Shoulder Braces an CrcheA
AT ARSHS Truss Ohce No Veseyst Lady in Attendance
A.-Rup.ure md Physical Determines successfully
by > y. MASH principal Of the late arm o.
& old Office, No Nesey a., Aston HOUSE
o connection with any other ONCE IN this city.
One single BOTTLE Of >hnke No Wore cures permanently
ami where all other preparations fa
III. W. II. PANCOAsr Proprietor Milestone, " J.
Post-Dfnre Notice.-The MAILS FOR EUROPE for the
ending sATU RDAY Aug p, 1919, VIII close AZ ths
ono A. follows: On tuesday, at IL M; on WEDNrsS-
DAY AZ ~ M: On I'll RsDAY at ll:3O =. M. and ~
SATU RDAi Al } aud LILO a. M. T. L. JAMES, " ~.
tInrets 81 80 good sound w1neI
a per Barton '-"usters,
Ialau.ie & Clavell.'s, bott eel al the Chaiesut.
II. b. KIRK q Co. go Fult0n-s6
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THE STITE of TRADE.
san FRANCISCO .TocK BOARD.

SAY FRANCI-co. CAL Aug 20The following the lstes
mining stock quotations Ophir 6Sa Me1can p = could
aud Bricier 55'., l41 Chul
lar III hale and Norcross dS's Crown Point j3A Yellow
JACKET 92 .; krntucs l65, Alpha -6 Beloner 26i, Con
narncr. ~ ~ Consolidated Virginia 329 California 68s
segregated Belcher - OyeTmln 7S Eycheq 2l1 Gale
coma ~; Jnia 81 Eureka Consolidated ~ ID Raymond
and Fly. a.. Bullion, so justice (neN stock, 81.
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VI fRRIED.

uIBBs-C HFsHIRT-In Brooklyn \. Y. on Thursday Aug
10 1875 at the brides parents by the Kew
Johu Pegg Mr. charles IA. HbDs 70 Mics LYDIA ~
Daughter charles ". Cheshire esq,
chicago papers please copy.
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FREIGHT RATES FROM CHICAGO WESTWARD RI
DUCED.

CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-At a meeting OF gem
era freight agents Ied III thIs city to-day REDUCTION
of freight Kansas city, LeaVeh"oi'h' h'ci7o
and all Missouri River points agreed upon anu VIII
=. f.. nj, and of,.r the 25th inst Tine fOllOwin
ro nave been established Ia the above named PoihS
F.t class 20 cents; second class 90 cents; tnru GLASS;
So cents: fouE.l class ~ cents.
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Oh Interest to Advertisers

II will be that the American News Company bcush4
considerably than IL did W0rLd and Times pue
together the sewYorS News Company also bouza
more TRgusgs did Worlds and Times put together
fair comparison OF the relative pun
months There has been no time this
year which the daily circulation Of THE TRIBUNE was noe
equal to combined daily Calculations Of me World And
Tunes which its semi weekly circulation not qust
rutie weekly c,rculaOns Of The World
which weekly circulation not out of
sight Of combined weekly calculations Of The World
on the l0th OF April two Of the best known -
yerng agents the country prepared following card;
the undersigned examined the Of THE TnD
sY o its Press Room the daily repors sc,
entirely satisfied and do certify that the entire crcu
st.on THR TRIBUNE for the month Of March
Las 1928 complete copies making ocerage daily cfrxis
@ ~ 565 and the entire crculzusa
OF THE DAILY the month Of April, np and ~
Guiding day. AZ $40 complete copies making ~
acreage daily circulation for the month Of April thus fas
80. sis complete copies. :. NJ PErrENoILI.
Nec. York. April % is7j KEENAN, BURR
The figures above gen s,nsulary stable through
tho past month The daily circulation Of THs
TRIBUNE for t,is wfole mont. vas so, los.
The following from the Official report Of the Post
master the ely n Nov to tho Postmaster General
giving N po.isc mi by each the month
January. 1870 egail, editions from the New
York rulaI ubscrD-rs further illustrates
the rola'ivs circUl.to
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Advertisers dos ring TO gam the attention ana pa.
tronase Farmer. and Asricultursts. Will nnd TAb
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable and effective mo
dunn 1. now reaches aud those Of beitss
class than any other weekly published Adyeros>
ens TO secure proper classification should be handed %
or before Monday of week of
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Magnetic Engines

For sewing Machines hnrch sld Plror preans IS
Dentists Jewrer-' Isthe- and all hxhs
work cheap, and durable motors can be
operation Jardne sons organ factory Mason
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way <quf. York
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All the complaints either Of recent -
standing advised 10 BIAIBS GOVT aud RiiEU:
MArIC They he reiisd the most safe an
ofrctua remedy offered 10 the Idbc and have been uni
versy used Europe for with The greatest sco
Prepared ny PROUT e HARSANr, 90 strand London
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RECRIPTs
SPgy YORK he nee Of


PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE. Aug Printing Cloths quiet IT unchanged
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DIED.

III Notices Of Marriages must be indor'ed With ~
name and address.
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At the Office of j. b. Ford 4 Co., 1t was
stated yoserday that majority Of tho creditors ~ the
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TELEGRAPHIC CLIPPINGS.
The sultan Of Zanzibar left London
yesterday for tho oOnfinaDt

The sultan Of Zanzibar left London
yesterday for the continent.
A telegram from London says that
the Swiss General DsfOur is dead.
The State Of Louisiana, from New
York, arrived at London yesterday.
The steamship California, from Glas-
cow, arrived al New York yesterday.
The American rifie-team left Edin-
burgh, Scotland, for London W ednesday.
Tents have been pitched at Wimble.
don, England, for the American riff =
team.
1t is reported in London that an in
sIrrection has broken out near Bhama
Burmah.
Emperor William arrived at Munich,
Wednesday, strictly IN cOgnitO, on his
way to SalzbuTg.
The steamship st. Lawrence, from
London, arrived at Farther Point, Can
ada, Wednesday.
The University boat-creWs will be
rendered grand reception at Ithaca,
| New York, to-day,
Specie in the Bank OF France has de-
creased nearly eight million francs
during the past week.
| The steamers Oceanic, for Hong-Kong,
and Montana, for Panama, sailed from
San Francisco yesterday.
I The mayor and city council OF Evans
vile, Indiana, left for Chicago on a
! pleasure excursion yesterday.