The New York herald., 1876-10-28

made Tor distribution you well understand It.
and you VIII not only confer favor but viii DO
r. /. HARRowARr.
AN IMPOSITION THAT MUST CEASE.
NEW YORK, Oct. rs, 1870
To EDITOR or THE HERALD
am reader OF the HERALD Have bcca buying my
paper IRON The stand the northwest corner OF
Broadway and Broomc street Since the reduction n
priss have always had 70 pay Tour cents when .as
CONSTANT READER
INCREASED DEMAND FOR THE HERALD.
BROOKLYN, Oct 81, 1875.
To THE EDITOR HERALD
You would confer great favor upon your numerous
readers tho Twen.yhrst ward OF this city, aud par
ticuarly the vicinity OF Myrte and Bedford avenues
by sending larger supply OF HEEALps h,hcr rnc
demand Tor your paper has increased rapidly since
the price was reduced iha. never buy copy after
eight O'Clock IN the morning. OLD READER
'.pALMAM our MEEuIr FERuNT."
NEw YoRx, Oct IS, 1874
TO rHE EDITOR Tux HEaALp:-
In coniradistInct.o TO- those who will insist on
charging lour Tor the HkRALDl bog 10 INFORM
that on The rst morning OF The at the reduced
price rendered my wsman the usual price ana he
very properly, ami ike al honest man, returned INC
one ceni and drew my attention TO the new reeuia-
uon. lie Keeps the stail inside the Atlantic street
Jerry, Brooklyn T. l.
THE REDUCTION FOE THE PUBLIC DEMENT,.
New HAVEN, Oct 25, lS76
To Tue EDITOR OF TUE hsKALp:-
have just had 10 pay hive cents for the HERALD.
Did rcauce the price OF your paper Tor tho benefit
OF the ncwsdeaier or tor the pubIics y. II.
YOUNG MAN OF SENSE.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25. 1870
To EDITOR HEgALD:-
Some oil the ncwsdcalers here nave not reduced tho
price OF the HERALD, but tie young man VINO has
served Us Tor number OF years and whose name rs
Almond, oi No 2ll Pine street, informed my clerk on
Saturday that he wcud charge but our cents IN iuinrc
or the HERALD and he says u VIII doubt increase
the sale OF the HERALD greatly IN Philadelphia.
CONSTANT READER FOX TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
DoYs wAo WILL LEARN BETTER.
NEWARK Oct 25, 1915
To rHs EDITOR THE HgHALD:-
II seems strange thas the newspaper boys OF tho
Newark and New York depot IN this city should
buy from thcm, incy having any Tor sale
at any price. Could you not send some boy over 70
accommodate your many readers hcrcs He certainly
could sell the HERALD Tor four cens We have always
paid Ave cents up TO yesterday for your valu
aANY READERS IN NEWARK.
AN INDIGNANT DENIAL.
New YORK Oct 81, 1876.
To the EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
In reading an article in tho HERALD OF to-day headed
.'How is fhis:' wish 70 say that since got orders
have not charged moro tnan three cents and tnat
gentleman who he paid tour cents did not get tho
O'Clock in tho morning for two weeks, and defy him
to say tha, my stand open | wish tho pubic 10
for three cents DONALD MORE,
Cortlandt street ferry house.
THE HERALD's COURSE APPROVED.
SYRACUSE, Oct. 26. 1879
To THE EDITOR OF HERALD.-
commend your the newsdealcrs who insist
charging tour cents for tho HERALD In New York.
Can not you word for us In the country, that
may purchase II at iour cents: We still obliged
pay rve. READER
CARD FROM RILEY 4 SARGENT.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 20, 1874
To ruE EDIroR OF Tue AsRALO:-
You will much obec TO correct
error made In the HERALD yesterday. We sell the
HERALD at Dcsbrosses ana Corand street ferries also
a. Jersey City ferry house and Pennsylvania railroad
upon the following railroads :-Pennsyvana Railroad
ana BRANCHES Tinted ~ New Jersey and 81 IL
burg and Conneilsvilic. r. and Erie, N. q, Jen, Mad
and Ind Baltimore and Potomac, 9. aud Atlantic,
oents per copy. Upon all OF tho above mentioned
roads and upon our stands a. the follow
copy:-west Philadelphia, Columbus Central depot at
Grounds, Cincinnati HARRISBURG, Chicago Altoona
trenton. Al The .,ms the change Of price WAS made
Mr. Lupon at Jersey CITY, asked Tor instructons
and tcesraphed him TO sei HERALDs al four cents
per copy thinking he would continue 10 sell hereto
lore, upon stands and ferry houses and depot at pub
shsrs prices, always sell daily and weekly
papers, also magazines. On the 23d inst, alter seeing
your article in the HERALD wrote HIM the enclosed
letter, which Is copy We also enclose his letter ex-
planning why he did not buy HERALDs
Saturday. As TO being too busy, VIC wro.e hlm
il was too thin, and supposed he was influenced by
many OF the ncwsdealcrs around him You VIII do US
great place before the public. and
mention places and trains where HEKALps arc sold by
and at prices that IN case OF newsdeaers at any
OF tho above places refuse TO sell AERALDs
at proper prices they Will know where 10 get them,
besides will do US somc good In the way OF increasing
sales There Is also another article In reference
to Philadelphia papers beng sold at nvc cents which
cost We ask TO have this rectined sell two
cent papers at three cents and any OF our en-
poyes caught in the act OF selling at higher price VIII
be Immediately discharged. Would DO much Obliged
If ut any time you hear N their being sold at higher
prices you would report will discharge party at
Again We ask you to justice Tor viii also do
what TO push the HERALD and sc as many
possible. Respectfully yours, RILEY a. SARGENT
p s.-If at any time thcro is trouble OF any kind In
connection with sale Of papers, II you will pi ad-
wise us will make II satisfactory tdPyou. R.&S.
The following correspondence has passed between
Riley Sargent Of the General Railroad News Agency
Philadelphia, and James Lupton, one OF their agents
at Jersey city
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23 1870
DEAR sIR-we see by to-dsy's New York HERALD
that you have intimated that you would not sell the
HERALDs ut reduced prices We hope you have not
done SO in any sense whatever, as we cannot permit
that You must charge the NEW YORK HERALD j.
your ferry stands at three cents only and on all trains
at four cents. and be particular that no moro IS
charged by any one in your employ. II done by ANY
person, matter who, tho said person must bo dis
charged at once. Please send us reply 10 this and
let know you have in any way intimatcd that you
would not sell the HyRALD at the publishers price
the stand. Yours truly RILEY SARGENT
JERSEY CITY, Oct. %, 1875
MEssns. RiLKr 4 SARGENT
GrxrLEMgS--I did not order any HERALDs Satur-
day on account OF them reducing price one cent
and only reducing tic price 10 dealers one hnii
thought hud better hear lrcn you hrst, AZ there
was money in them. You answered my telegram
and told sell them at tour cents | expected
that you meant for them 10 be sold on the stands
that, and that is tho order gave the stands. will
that they sold according to order. Respect
fully, JAMES LUTON.
BRENTANO, THE NEwSMAN.
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