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The New York herald., 1878-08-18
DAKING BURGLARY.

FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF JEW
ELRY sToLtN PROM NEW YORK MeRcH mt
IN cHIcAoo-rHE PLUMBER RECOVERED
Mr.. Henry Freuud. of the wholesale jewcirv nrm OF
Msx Frouna, Il Co., No. Maiden lane, proceeded TO
Cnoaso Tow days s!nce with iarge OF jeweiry.
Ho took ", 80 in the Palmer Hou.c, Chicago,
Friday morning, and tho heavy iron bound trunk
tanning his ples TO bis room Mr. Freund
wont away TO dinner about ono O'Clock, previously
taking every precaution he could to that no
LEFT for thieves. Before leaving hts room
ne inseHed In the koyhole a block lock 10 prevent
burglrrs from entering. Alter an absence Of hall au
hour he returned and was nstonisned find bis
door Unlocked. The floor was strewn with watch
and boxes mat nad couaiued jcwsry rne burg
lars had gained entrance TO bis by the transom
wiudov, aud alter rnIug tho chest Of all Us vnlua-
b)cs made their exit through the door. the lock OF
which ,hey had broken OF. The thieves left behind
two Jimmes and p,eoe Of paper 10 which they had
been wrapped The Js~clry taken was valued at
$4,000 Deputy Police Superintendent ID xon said
thpt he convinced that the burglars came from
Nsw York aud mad io Mr.. Frcund tor no purpose
OF roDbing him. H. said that reg sular gang was
working" the jo~clry do,lcrs. and tnat its mead
quarters was IN Now York. Ho thought they wero
probably New York or English thieves OF high 'pro-
tcssionai" abity.
Mr. Max Freuud learned OF the loss yesterday
morning through = despatch from his brother fnc
nrm belong to tho jewellers Protective As
socistion, who employ Pmkcrou's Detective
Agency IN cases Of los. They a, once ven, TO work
case, and about hnifpa-t ten O'Clock yesterday
morning despatch MAS received al their Office
city, No. 90 Exchange place, from Mr.. Alien Pinkcr-
ton III Chicago that the property had been recovered
and that they expected soon To arrest tho thieves
TINS Information was At once conveyed TO Mr.. Freund,
VINO very glad to learn ui recovery. The
despatch d'd any details 10 how prop.
crty was rccovcrsd
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MANY LIVES IN PERIL.

Collision sETyEsS THE sTEAMBoAls AMEIr-
Gus AND 10. NJ. NORRIS OFF JLwELL's DOCK.
BaooKLYS PANIC sTBIcKrN PAssExosEs
A collision occurred yesterday morning between
the sscsnbost Am.ricus, OF the Rockaway Bcacn line
aud the steamer n. ~ Morris, OF the Brookiyp, New
Jersey and Kris Annex bDe, on Jowe's Dock, Brook.
lyn appears that about nine O'Clock the Americas
nads The picr aud wAs approaching tho wharf when
the H. N. Morris, which had just come IRON Jersey
City, was also ncariog The slip on the
south side Of the dock. There was . strong food lido
setting In at the time and the Rockawsy boat was
forging away under prcuy heavy pressure Of
steam. The pilot saw as she was almost abreast OF
the per that there was danger OF collision, and rang
the bell TO reverse the engines Though his order was
promptly obvysd the vessels hesdwsy was too great
10 prevent tho impending contact OF the two boais
The bov OF The Ansricus struck tho Norris Dssr the
centre OF the paddle wecl. the port side,
Smashing through the wheel OF the latter
vessel and cutting the guard almost TO the
waters edge. There was great nation caused
among the men. women aud children who " ere pas-
seng,rs on both vessels 10 the bosts trenbled from
tho shock from stem 10 stern. The screams Of the
frightened sud tcrrhcd The attention
ot tue people WHO we're sIsbuing the ~ nc
veipy, amt they too, shsrca the sppfebcusion OF
tue moment II WAS several MINUTES before tne,r
fears oi a greater disaster subsidized. Many of
she passengers on the Morris on looking At
vessel feared that she would 30 dswn before th sy
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
MODIFICATION OF The MONEY
SYSTEM

To rHE Epron rms HkRALD.-
To meet tho wants OF the na,ionsi isbor party and
OF all classes Of society the people should suthors.
thsr representatives OF the govesnmsn 10 Issue b,s
OF credit In government notes exclusively. Of all do.
Nominations a legal ,ondsr Tor trade sud CON meres
and the labor servics, for the medium OF exchange
dollar Tor dollar, based upon labor and prosperity aud
tho social n,erchapgs OF tho people Tor redemp,,o
aud In conjunction authorize the LABOR and Industrial
service OF the people, to provide . limited
payment for the service OF labor for tho
works Of art, OF science and all professional
labor, as foilows-ro p~y tor unskIied Isbsr
and domestic service, limited, s2 per day
for four hsurs work. For skilled labor all meshah-
zeal pursuits, 81 per day. For psscssioaal service
and the works OF seicsce aud art % SO per day Also
authorize uniform scsIc OF values o. prices On ali
products OF labor, and the properly owned and nc.
qured by legitimate enterprise TO be represented by
Toe stan dard paper money Of the natiop, that tue
people may acquire wealth dircct IRON their pur- -us
VITA greater ceriaiDty aud moro stability and equal.
uy. lp the alopiion OF the sn,Imixcd eur.
rency, redecmabs with . standard value OF
the ciiizsns' labor against the standard yalue
Of the properly they possess, wthcu, paying
Tbss ssesssary ssshsh me ssssss pssulssbsss
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
MRS. WEEDS SUICIDE.

Mrs Eliza q. Weed, the old lady who jumped
overheard IRON tho deck OF the ferryboa, Farragui
on Thursday last, resided with her granddaughter
hrs. Emerson, at No. 22o Halsey street, Brookiyp
sne was bora December a. 1909, the day that
george Washington dIcd, and reared fifteen
children, four of whom survive her. Tho
her stcpson. On Wednesday last, wno engaged IN
arranging her c,otbrg IN trunk, the deceased SAID
rctst tn1t VI her body was ~ the river
day an her tnmrs couiI be found ~ tier
proper pI co. She had never snown any symptoms
or mental alteration furthsr than -hesdsdness
snd a weak memory, due 70 oA age. She irpqusn,iy
lost her way IN Bfookiyn ana forgot her own name
aud address
The New York herald., 1878-08-18

AARON p. LELAND'S FUNERAL.

The second cosequies ttfe FIRST having occurred IN
Cleveland, Oho) of tho iato Aaron P. Leland took
place yesterday al Wooilawn Cemetery. They
attended by all the members OF the eeccased's tmme-
d,ato family. including his brothers, William w,
Charles and Warren Leland his six sons. Lewis.
Horace T.. George S.. William Jerome, Charles Edwin
ana Warren F. Leland: also by hts daughter, Mrs.
Noble b. Virgins. Ths services performed by
Row. DR.. Houghton, ana were OF the usual Impressive
character Ot tho Epsco pal service. Besilcs the
Leland famtly q large number Of other friends test-
He'd their respect tor the deceascds memory by ac-
compsnying the remains 10 tho eemstery. The body
Inferred IN the large family plot oil the Leands
whore . monument has been erected. aud whore tho
remains OF tbs deceased's vile ouricd some SIX
years ago.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED

BARroS--sxALL -on Thursday, August is. by Rev.
Dr. MiIIeti, Al nis residence JoHS BARTON, OF chi.
cago, to ELLA SMALL. OF New YORK.
DkpRick ck-BAsrsoLoxAE On Thursday, August Is,
1878, NJ the rcsaence OF the brlacs mother. by tho
Rev A. Il. Frecse. CnARtEs DRpnick TO yrLry Ban
rnotonAE. all OF this CITY. No cnrit
DfLcANnRr-L,yK.-- --On Monday, August IL, 1878 at
81 Vincent Ferfcr Church. by kcv. Father locntort
o T.. ALrRsp l.. DkloAnBRs to GnAoK N. LAxE, ali
Of Nov York city. No cards.
DowLfxo-NULilNs --wednssasy, August IA Al
Churcn sacred Heart. by Rev, Father Taylor DAVID
". DowLrSo 70 KATIE MULLINS, daughter Of Joha
Mullins, all Of this CITY.
HoeAs- McLAIS In Brookiyn, August IL. from
the residence Of Mra o. g. McManus, her sister,
sARAH " AcI,AN 10 GsoRoE w. HooAS by Rev
Father Mysrs, o. w., st The Church OF ST. John the
BAPTIST
PgSNucK-BnAny On the 18th Of August, nj tho
Fcsidcnc. 81 tbs Dridc's mother 2t6 Eat 2.r ~,
New iork, ny ths Rev. .. nee fayior, Mr niousRp
&. ixSNo,k 10 Nss sAsAn bRApy.
HoGERs-hUNxAux.-Atp PASTORS residence, Port Jsr.
vs n. u. by Rev. J. u Rosenorantz Augusta MoRrr.
ssR A. RoeKas 10 ELsASokK HvRsAux
WALnsLsy--f -fAsRASr --Os rhsssday, Augsst 15,
ls7s ~ the Rev. wiIism N. Dusseii, .. eLsrs
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
SUBURBAN NOTES.

puring the past week permit wGre ssncd In Brook
lyn Tor mo erection Of wsnty-,hres buildings
Tue members OF the Richmond county police force
will have an old fashioned Rhode Island clam bhke
tho old raceeonfse, New porp, on Tuesday nsxt.
The Kings County SUPERVISORS COMMITTEE on Gem.
ccres ana Bun'i Grounds yesterday awarded tue
contract Jr The burial vi Inc psupor dead to fnomas
foran.
Peter volkommsr, saloon keeper, Of rhroop avenue
aud Middleton street. Williamsburg, Was neid ycster
Richards, OF No. 81 McKibbcn street
The Corupsr's Jury IN tho case OF Henry Edward
Murphy, shiid Of signt years, who was fatally in
Iured by runaway horse IN Van Buren, street, Bt took-
/, o. FRIDAY, nave ocnsured tue owner OF the sni-
mai, hrs 's,er, Tor "us'ns borso known to have
runaway trata"
The Coroncrs Jury In the case Of Mr.. Catherine
GcIeds, oil NJ. lao Graham avenue. Nllliamsb
wno died from tho trec,s OF burns received on the
9th insL found as thor verdict yesterday that tho
burns had accidentally received while lighting
nre with kerosene
Application viii ne made tomorrow NJ the Special
Term of tho Kings County supreme Court Tor an In.
junction restrsinins the BROOKLYN Fistbush aud
Cvnry Island Railroad Company from constructing
the Washington avenue bridge Tho ground OF ,he
appcs,ion ~ that tho avenue was opened under
special and that ibersors the Com imissioners Of
Highways have no power 70 ntor the grade Tor bridge
purposes
Of Friends, wno died At her residence. at westbury
D.. H. on Wednesday last the nin-ticth yea OF her
wes'bury, on Friday. she was the uauehter OF Gideon
seaman, ofWesbnry aud. ss she often expressed u,
had tho ss,isinction OF living IN the homo OF her aa
ccsors all her long lifc Tho iarm which ew ned
has, since rs purchase from the Ind,ans moro thar
two hundred years ago, always renamed In the Sea
mah family.
AZ tho last term Of The Kichmond County Court OF
Sessions Eber W. Bfswn was convicted OF nsrse sssa
ing and sentenced TO The Kings County Peb,sntiary.
EGors have since been made to ebtaln his release
the ground that the Law updcr whiru the commit IN en-,
was made vas unc"nSiii utonaL J1age ,rusrd ruled
sgsinrt Browns cvun-ci wilhvut hearing argument,
rcnsafklhg that the question was an Important one
and snoGid be taken 10 the Corrt oI Appsi..
oision In fsvos oi Brown would cause general jail
delivery Of prisoners In tho kinus County Pesiton-
tiary, responsibility wn,ch the Csurt did
sssune Ths ease VIII be taken W the Court OF Ap-
psals
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
THE "APOrHEOSIS OF JINGO." :"

Haverholmc; or the Apotheosis OF Jipgo. " is called
satro by Mr.. Edward jenkins, It's author; but 1t
might DO called biudgeon 1t Is taie oi tho recent
political events in England; and Mr. Jenkins who
does not like Lord Beaconsheid has here pictured him
and his fellow tories under very tain dssuseA rho
British Primo Minister dscoverabIc under tho title
Lord Bsnj,nao; tho Marquis of Salisbury Is Lord Sal
limbury. aud 'Mr. Doublehaltor aud the Chimes
stand Tor Mr. Walter and the FINES spaper. Most
0. the other characters OF tho little story equally
recoRnzi0ls, aud as those OF tho tory sdc are not
spared by Mr. jenkins 10 using reading Tor those
who do ike Ssme recoilcciops of the early
OF Lord Besconsned will interest readers here
DO kIow AL tue details OF that Temurkable
ner
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
YOUTHFUL THIEVES.

whiie John J. Dszct OF No 224 West Nineteenth
street, was attending " business IN his grocery soro
yesterday four boys orecd the bolts or the
trance, s,oic into Ihe house and carried OF sl75 IA
jewelry, wearing apparel and money. They we're,
later on, detected scaling the fences, and when Dcte
tive Csirn. Cap, pred them some OF the properly
iound on osc Of them. fhcy gave the ioiowiug ac-
dresses in court ;James Burns. aged thirteen OF No
Ia West Seventeenth street; chael Brennan, aged
eleven, OF No. 233 West Nineteenth street; John
Lusker aged thirteen, o No. 4s West iwcnty second
street. and Henry freedman aged fourteen, OF No 20
West Nineteenth street JGdge Murray held tho
quartet tor examination.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
ANSWERS
"srap LIVELY T.

10 rnx EDITOR OF THs HxKALp:-
II looks though there 10 10 be an uuscssiug clsmor
against the West side Elevated road ~ the invcsrns
eruipb bIers who are con;inu'liy compl,ining about
everything they zoe or hear "a Pairon, In recent
Issue oil the HxnALD, does hot IKE the way the
plsyes hurry MN IN sc,tpf on tho al sta, on
win the words 'Stcp i.cly !" II that senuemrL
three minutcs hcndwsy duriD. the greater portion
OF tho day and thereby cannot remain long at the
stations when stopping. and That there are mauy sta
lions, would look differently at TINS, anu especially
would no DO go be took inIe consideration ls
riders VINO would suffer an injustics N passengers
were allowed TO move slowly IN leaving The cara
Every rider wants tho bcnent oi rapid" transit and
would not be very rapid u they oblIled poo
pie (wbo are terribly sowl IN stopping iong at sta
tons And alth ouxh thoso worus referred 10 arc
spoken, beg 10 assert that they are always used gen.
uemany. EAPL0YE.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Anton Greinor. a barber, forty.sx years OF age,
whose fo is Insured Tor ts ooo attempted to XIII him
se yesterday morning at hts p,aco OF business No 2o
Fiatoush avenue Brooklyn by emitting hts throat with
n razor. He was removed to tho Long island College
Hospital Busincss anu domestic troubles said TO
have prompted the rash .ct.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

lNorx-Lettsrs insenaed Ior this column must be
accompanied 6y che writer's fui address 70
insure attention. CompaAnants who are unwilling 10
comply with this rule simply waste time writing.
Write on only one side OF the paper.-RD. HERALnl
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
AN ORNAMENTAL oAKG.
To THE EDIToR OF THE HERALD

TO TIE EDIToR OF TIE HERALD
Every night crowd OF young men, and sometimes
old men, congrsgats Ihe northwest OF l2or
street and Third avenue. have occasion to pass
there with lady sometimes, and 1 ashamed 70 say
that have 70 knock against them bsiors they Will
make room to lot go by l do not Why they
cannot some side street, where no one would
disturb them Probably they tako it Tor granted that
they are an ornament 10 The avenue.
EAST i25Th sTREEL
The New York herald., 1878-08-18

aud abuse which the monetary system OF our times
has Imposed upon the people In causing mara Tunes
through the depression OF business throughout tho
ixnd, oy speculative advantage, tho banking system
has brought tupon the people Increasing
banFruptcy and iIlegitimate professions outside OF
honorable productive industry.
10 estimate the price OF all productive property
add the amount OF days work employed In its pro-
duction Then the land OF the nation endowed 20 rcc
dom for the occupation of the people and held IN trust
wfthout sale or ownership. which will accomplish tue
reform needed for the country
5. A. HOLMES. No. 234 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
WHERE ARE THE ovERCoAIs?
EnyAnp a.

To TIE EDiroR TAN nxsALD:-
viii you kipdly lst me know II the National Guard
are going to get the and other lxipgs which
promised them af,er the riot last sumrnerr
hear nov that they do Intend furnish them 10
The men, but going keep the IN In tho arscnas
where they will be all esten II tho STATE would
look after the welfare OF tbs National Guard thoy
should that overeoass provided Tor tho differ
snt regiments before the cold weather sets In and
then boys viii be frozen death when having
to parade in he winter months
sEyENrY-FIRST REGIMENT
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
THE CONEY ISLAND ASSAULT.

Drs. shcpur1 and Johnson the attending physicians
OF wrm H. Moldoon, residing IN Middarh street
Brooklyn wno was assaulted on Thursday night last
a. coney Island state that hts skull Is not fractured
but that no 10 suffering mostly from concusson OF the
brain. They arc OF opinion that the wound on his
lace was produced Ny kBiic, and that those on his
body are tho result OF kicks.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY AUGUST ls 1878 oUADkvrLr SHEET

could reach the dock, and they had to be restrained
BY the uGic.ss deck hands their cooler Ieliov
passengers from jampiDg iuto the river In their haste
TO poach the shore. rhe pilot oi the Amerieus
promptly hacked away. The latter vessel, which Was
only slightly damaged. then took beard the pastso
gers who waiting ior her Js swslfs Dock and
proceeded her usual trip 10 kockawsy- The Nor
ris vas towed over Jersey CITY Tor repairs
The New York herald., 1878-08-18

From the New York Corner Stone, August Ill
AZ water viii surely nnd It's level 80 that incu-
bus oil the American press. known George p. Row
ell Co., renched whore the tide OF their career hos
found ebb md the sands aud gravel, total wreck,
from tho broadsidc justly sent iorh oy the Nzw YoRK
HKRALD. Realizing tact that 'twefe better have
no fur ther dealings with the concern OF Row ell Co
tue Corner Stone cut loose from them ago.
We always tound their Directo:y" unreliable, in
many It's statements based upon the amour nt
paid by publishers.
The Corner Stone has adopted a plan simple and
purc-advc crtisc with nrst houses for first
class readers Masons--ae pen ding eniirely upsn IT'S
Character and social standing with the Craft, as the
only Masonic journal OF the Empire State.
We thank our pcighbor tbs NEW YORK HERALD on
bshsf oi tho OF tho coaDtry, Tor its trutatul
showing up OF this bOtt0mless concern. The buDblo
has burst and justice is satished
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
COOL WATER WANTED.

To TIE EDIroR OF THE HEkALD:-
desire 90 ask the why cool water cannot
be obtained the steamboat Adelphi, running TO
Norwalk. I am told the reason IS that the owners
have sold tho privilege Of selling lemonade. ice
cream, cuKes, &C., TO some who has very sancy
boy running around Tho boat selling his
siock. IL shame that the captain
sbond allow the ladies and children TO
be treated such manner. tried tho faucet
the water is supposed TO be Kept, bat water vas
there had lazy wish and called tho boy and
asked for glass OF lemonade and turned out be
nothing but swsstened vater. Avery small slice Of
lemon had been allowed float around once and the
price asked was ten cents FAIR PLAY.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
BATHING At DIRECTION.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Now tina. the Manhattan Beach Company have been
tho means OF giving Tho Citizens OF New York the
cheapest bathing facilities the eoast--v,z, twenty
fvS cents Tor bath room, good suit and check for
your vaiuablcs-why cannot the managers al Brig
be induced TO follow their example? PROBABLY nne,y-
In every hundred who Dashs some valuablcs
which they would prefer not to have exposed tho
bsih ooms, but many are tempted 10 do to the
extra ten cepis Through tho lDeraiity oil the Nau-
haitian Beach Company In This respect they have
entirely rid that part OF tho siand OF bathing house
thieves, az nothing but clothing will be iouud IN any
OF their ba thr rooms. BAfHER.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
DEFACING BAGGAGE.

To TIE EDiroR HsRALp:--
would hereby tender my thanks to the baggage
master OF the Greenwood Lake and Montclair Rail-
road Tor marking all my trunk with lead pencil,
but would respectfully ask that he restrain hImsst
In future. brand nov trunk - no place write
names op. TRAVELLER
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
THE EAST SIDE DrsERT.

To THE EDITOR HERALp:-
Can you tell US why Tompknns square IL stiii q
desertP Tammany Hall claims TO be tho friend OF the
worx.ngman ana Tammany politicians that Il
10 owing to the opposition OF the Depart Of Public
Works that needed improvements are not prosecuted
and thereby employmen furnished 70 large number
oi idlo hands The present condition o! Tompkins
park furnishes . complete retutation OF any such
Clam II only needed tho action OF the Tammany
Aldermen aud Park Commissioners 10 have men VI
work months ago and 10 have tho PARK 10 u condtiop
70 be Of beDelt to the residents Of the Vicinity
but u until ierced by The press Of Ihs oily
and tho expressed scnumepts OF the people NJ pablo
meetings that the Board oI Aldermen took aciou
the matter Six weeks bave elapsed since then snd
still the park remains IN the same unsghtiy cond,-
thou. TOMPKlNs SQUARE.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
COMPUTATION ON THE ERIE ROAD.


TO THE EDITOR THE HEKALD:-
The people residing on The Eric Railway, between
this ci,y and Paterson, arc complaining OF the high
rites OF isrc charged by that road compared with
other limos eavag Nav York Tor equal distances. In
some instances they are nny per cent higher Tho
fare on their branch road 10 Newark Is 50 per month
for twelve miles, and 10 Rutherford Park,
tho main line, IS per month Tor Q distance
oi eight and u halt miles from Jersey Cty Why this
dinerencef IL would certsiniy seem cheaper TO
transport people over a man lino wnsre there
many trains running all tho time, than would
to forward them branch roau where the travel
N great mo Erie Rai,way zach
year issues u circular book, advising people
move out IT'S road, hut us present
high rates Of iare prevent them IRON doing
sa few days nso gentleman was suited ~ a house
at RuiErriord Park but alter bearing OF tho commu-
iaon fare charged ny tho Ere Railway he declined,
and concluded not 70 move aud pay such high
ratcs to tBe railroad. He thought II would DO
cheaper TO tue elevated road, their
rates we're just about ono half OF those OF
the Erie rateh.. We think krie Railway
should oe moro liberal 10 the commuters. as u buvs
its materials Tor ABOUT one-halI what IT did fs~
years back Now tho wages OF the tar lees ,
lis customers Along IT'S nne. some r,iief should be
Rr ,HEgroBD.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
Ul Ed.

CONNOLLY. che 14th OF August, the wife OF Mr.
James Connolly, 10 7th ST., OF a son.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
HORSE PLAY AT THE BATTERY BATHS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:- ~
nm very iond OF good swim in salt water and
ottcu spjoy ono IN the baths ut the Battery But
object to being compeled TO endure the rough and
tumble play OF certain bosterous young mon who
halt drown each othor ana prevent peaccable gentle
men epjoying themselves On Saturday afternoon
half dozen young men splashed about
in the wafer lesped from the staging and
even went so tar as 10 wrestle on the
platforms thereby annoying all others present After
leaving the water because We could not bathc in
peace my friends and myself had our clothing wes
by the spasning OF these men, who evidently con-
sdered that they had iuli liberty to do as tnoy
pleased. heard many gentlemen complain OF this
an Dnoyancs. witch Is o frtqrcnt occurrence. Tho
proprietor should soc tnat sush practices not
mittcd or he Will fad that quiet, Respectable gentle
men will not patronize him. SWIMMER
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
AN ADVERTISERS RESPECT TOR THE so-cALLLD
''LIsT'' OF PAPEns.

New YORK, August 13, 1878.
To THE EDITOR TIKI hEEALp:-
Thanks Tor your attacks those country papers
with two sides printed in New YORK. am happy TO
say that have only been beaten out Of about 500
py them, and II the court knows himself, ..and he
thinks he do" he WON'T be beaten by them again.
They all 'go tor mo-" because have advertised my
'KOck and Rye' freely, but q single experience Of
four insertions In $50 papers has sized that /
mako an outlay Oi 81 In the HERALD with bctter
results than VIII ensue from al expenditure OF 500
IN The so-called dist" papers. Many oi them
placing The tree list Tor the purpose Of drawing
me IN, but believing that 'cheap things nasty -
prefer I'd pay Tor what order and buy only tho
besL Yours, respectfully.
n. VAN BELL, No SS Chambers St.
The New York herald., 1878-08-18
Birth.

wALMsLEr 10 JSssn j.. eldest daughter OF Edward
Farranl Esq., al of tnis cny.