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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05
FAILORES IN BUSINESs.

James Reid g. Co., for thirty years whole
sale liquor dealers at No. Al Broadway, have made
assignment TO Francis Higgins. Their business and
credit is said have been good, but they invested
largely In real estate costing 100000 which they
lost upward OF S175, 600 They stu this $780,,
OOO and ON merchandise account 100000. There is no
equity real estate the assets consisting OF stock
open accounts and bills receivable in all valued at about
100000.
Walter H. shupe Editor OF The Adroeate, the Of
the National Greenback Labor party, has flied voln-
tary petition in bankruptcy before Register Ketchum.
lie gives his assets only S3s7 and his liabilities at
SO952s 5S. His assets are scheduled rs notes $l05,
books 5000, clothing S75. In the Marine Court on
Friday Shupe testified that the notes worthless,
he claims that the clothing exempt from seizure
Remsen ApplebY has gone into voluntary bankruptcy
before Register Little. Mr. Appleby formerly kept the
Central Park Garden. His assets are nominal, and his
liabilities, which are unsecured amount 70 $50, 600
Oscar d. Dixie. tea-brOker at No. 124 Pearl-st has
fled petition In voluntary bankruptcy before Register
Dwight He has liabilities amounting 20 $4,000 and
no essels He Of the late rn Of Townsend, Cinch
and Dke which he owes 830 3A3. When he assigned in
1875 his creditors realized ~ per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM LIvERPOOL-Bg Steamship CitH Of Montreal
Miss NJ Anderson. Alexander Mr. and Mrs C. y homer
A. H. Browning j. f. Chauvea, the Misses Annie and MARY
Mccormick r. j. Connolly Mrs Campbell Miss ~ Dennehy
Mrs A. broom and Infants s. Fry, VIM. Fulton W. Gar
dener Dr. II Griffin. Mrs. Griffin Miss b. Griffin H. ~ Har-
vey A. Holden o. Heany r. Hastead A. Holden Miss E.
W. Lyon L. d. Lyon, Miss A. and Mr. r. Laughlin Miss An
dersOn Mr. and Mrs p. Kelly :. Fenne Mt and Mrs o. A.
Laughn Mr. and Mrs. p. MOngey, Miss McN0ah r. Noel o.
Potter Mrs Pechel infant Miss Pechel, Mrs Phps
and child o. H. Quea q. n. Reid X. p. ROthwe, j. stein
hard Miss r. j. Strain Mr. and Mrs. SmanAn. A. smith, ~
\. Smith, Mrs Smith and three children o. Iiedemann n
Foley, T. Hardwick. L. SeitOr N Anderson NJ ManWttch
FROM GLASGOW-Bg Steamship Aneh0rla-F NJ Morton.
j. Fletcher j. GARRISON Miss H. Mitchell w B. FacoDer D.
Carlisle Mr. and Mrs W. Taylor w. stillwe g. W. Carpen-
ter the W. p Wright II. T.. Earl, w. B. Nicholson w
DickensOn Master BOYLE. ~ A. Bryan. O. r. Carroll M Eel
kin Hunter IT, b. Walker q. Kennedy, Miss j, johnston,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Nchol j. NJ Baxter, o. o. Bredrey W. Z.
Wilson, II. f. Scott e. s. Small s. ID. Monkey. NJ Ryan,
Armstrong. A. Jonrey, r. McCullen.
FROM BREMEN-By Steamship Neckdr-F. +. Won Let
tenberger and child DR.. g. A.. Koch, j. Diggeman. L. A.
sehmleder Mira r. Schmeder c. Werner A. Michalitschke
Mrs. Michaltschke and child Mrs storck l. Schmidt
r. Markn Mrs Marlin, o. Seebass Mrs. r. Seebass aud
child Mrs C. Potter II. H.. HObelmann, w Rocker w. A.
Cans and Mrs. f. ScheneT G. Vogt, H. W Johnson E
r. Mitchell Mrs. e. Bertscbmanu aud child Mrs f. Becker
Mrs r. Hamburger. c. A. Wins Miss u. Bernhardt. Mrs
NOszkey T. VOgt Miss f. WOlheimeT H. NJ. Meier, +. era
fsnskin r. Masch Mrs. NJ Malsch w. Croner J. Pollock
Miss Pollock, Mrs w. Laichinger. Mrs NJ Hirsten o. o.
Hausmaan f. Wehmann, J. Il. Dnkel, a. j. stellng j. W:
Thaday NJ. Haas, +. Iambrecht. MIS- r. IanDfecht
DabeT NJ Schiller. Miss NJ. LOeh. IL. strauss Neu Miss
r. Hutter H. c. Messerschmtt A DreT. III. Dertmuud Mrs.
A. Chrstnann and Mrs NJ Sehgman Il. Fake, w ReiSs,
ID. Mayer, A. Kahn, Prof EggeTs.
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SECRET SOCIETY 0F WORKLNGMhN.

NOT CALLED THE KNIGHTS OF LABoRp-TO WORK
THROUGH THE BALLoT-BoX AND WITH THE MA
TIONALIsTs.
A secret society Of wOrkingmen, whose mem
bers have been called the knights Of Labor" has re-
Gently closed session IN Philadelphia. Rumors have
placed the membership OF the society at S74 600. dvd-
ing the number by states as follows NewYork 900
Pennsylvania, 0sOOOi California, 141,OOO; Indiana,
70 900; Ohio, 64,OOO North Carolina, $4,000; Col
orado, 5000; and smaller numbers for other States.
The order is said 10 have increased in membership over
100000 since the riots Of last year. and to be gaining
cessions at present mt the rate OF 10000 month. The
organization Is said to consist OF clans in every
city aud large town, which send delegates
10 state Clan, and this In turn TO
National Convention at Syracuse, the shupe delegation
claimed that the knights Of Labor" controlled the
proceedings The Blair delegates nom this city were
charged by the shupe party with being the representa-
tives OF the Knights"
Mr. Blair said recently: &" am not a member OF the
knights OF Labor, for there is no such organization.
admit that am member Of secret order OF working
men, but the name Is not made public The object In keep
lug the secret rs To protect ourselves from perseeu
ton by INSCRIPTIONS employers. Because belonged to
such an organization, was forced to go into business
for myself Our society held meeting In Philadelphia
recently but the facts as stated IN the newspapers are
true The principal strength OF our organization
lies west OF the Aeghenes III mas not so large num-
Der OF members In tins State stated In the newspapers
In reply TO a question TO whether any strike was
intended this year. Mr. Blair said There win be no
know. for have been identified with laborers societies
for years and know all the movements. The state
ment recently made by q manufacturer In Penusy-
yania about strike having been ordered, and arms
having been secured IN NewYork by committee
H. false. We propose 10 work by the ballot Recent
elections In Francisco. Toledo. Pttsburg Allegheny
City, scranton, Philadelphia, Elmra oswegO, and other
cities, show the working of society. We work with
the Nationalist party but do not attempt TO control It.
1t is false that that our society exered any influence
over the convention at Syracuse The strength Of
society IL small In this city, the wOrklngmen here
always slower 10 organize, but took to the National
party TO redeem this state"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05

was the fayorite in the last OF one mile and nan
for purse of S4G0, with selling allowances Inc Othe'
starters r. r. Hunts hore Barreade 70 year,
102 pounds), j. g. Nelson's horse Nceroy % years AL
pounds) r. Graham's horse shylocE iaged lO9 pOunde
j. 7. Wiams's marc Springbranch a. years, 70 99
pounds), Ii. Welchs horse Princeton "a years, 20
iO2 pounds). The betting made serious misake
IN putting Ike Bonham In the position OF IsvVrS. -
was never near the front, and came IN last Ncehtoy
sprang away before tho rest at the start Dus
led for three-quarters OF mile Sny lock Vooh ny
FIRST position for short distance, ana then NceOy
planted him. Although Vceroy had the mghest WE'LL
he outstripped his rivals and after some IVey coP
fition with ShylOck and Princeton IN the home siec
won by length in 2:43 Old ShylOck second PrneetOn
a quarter OF a length behind Shyloek Henry OWENS
fourth Barricade hfth Spr1ngbranch sMt, anu ht nc
BOnham last Vceroy was put up at auction, Du. no h
one would pay than $3.50, the price at Wnch Nc
was entered tn be sold, and Nelson 20 AePS hi~
Mutual pool tickets were worth $40 go eaen IN -,
three-quarters of mile for purse OF S3OO, entIauce
free naidens years old or less, allowed pounnS
years old upward 10 pounds The seeonu WI W oo9
one mile and half for purse OF S4OO winners Oh TI
al this meeting TO carry pounds extra; maidens allowed
mounds The third will be one milo Tor purse vi
$500 for maiden tIree-year-Ohs TO carry llO pOuus
fourth race Will be mile and quarter Tor purseo
$500 with sell ng allowances and horses not ndNns
race at Saratoga this year allowed D pouiiuS "u"i
tiOnal.
FIRST -Rhadamanthus q % poundsl so ldana Q
pounds sos Mary az pounds) $40 sprtngbrsnSh (ilS
Lizzie b. as pounds SO Mo0rhen CO7 pounds 81. IN,
SECOND RACE ramble (l02 pOunds Sous LOuaher V'
pOunds) $40; InvermOre (91 pOunds). 50. -, ,ro-
THIRD RACE-AIeveuT lllO p0undsh Sooi hetn d
pOuuds $50 Bromide 106 pOunds $50 BDOu Oo PouhuH
Fou S RAJ lco pOunds, Mariana COS
pounds $40; Charlie GOrham COS pounds $50 JAdKseSw
9 pounds 2S BgTs0o Ss %, pOaaSss ss Princeton Us
pounds). $40; Governor Hampton (9S pOundsl *lV'
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SHIP NEH,S.

PORT OF NEwYoRK ...AuGusT 3.
ARRIVED.
srs Britannia (Brl. Perry Liverpool July 25 and Queens
O sr XsntSe OBJ, Edwards July ~ via Boston Aug
70 Sur ESPhtoHe Br Bea Newcastle II days ballast
Str Herman Livingston. Dagget Savannah July 81 Muir
' SCR Geo Clyde crOwe Charleston, C. July 81 j W
ship LeSiaan lNor Mosield London AZ days. in ballast
Psgk Heos Ger zcismer London az days in ballast
BARK biveo So JOrgensen SO days. in ballast
Bark Matilda smith OF st John F. Bulmer Barrow
SO DAYS. in ballast 20 Nevins son; a., -, . -.
RsTE tiuo iaD Romano Trieste SO days. with to
ar stanford Utah Maresca, Naples ~ days. in bal
af Bss Eugena SPAN BOne Havana days. in ballast TO
BARK Jessie tof GLASGOW Jones Masanzss days. with
sugar. sE y T9yS Span RoS MsanzSs 10 days in ballast to
HarmoI os IA o9ez McDonad Cabaren DAYS with sugar
10 Francke & Co. vessel u Miller & HOughton.
BARK Flora OBI, Ellis sagua days. with sugar to
BaTE Snihs Ger Jsnizen sagua days with sugar
Bark speeuant (Ger Hansen Boston July "a In ballast to
BPis willard Evans Porto cabelo IA days with coffee
hides, etc 10 Dallett Boullon Co
mig Watch %, Guernsey, EoDeins PontSPiue ID days.
brig vctoris SPAN Monques Havana is days, in ballast
Brig Belle 6r Bsrtay Havana [qy a. with sugar to
Brig Julia Carney ATey CaIisnas daya with sugar to
N Taylor a Co; vessel 10 fairOhs * ltIuu-
Brig Cascatele (Of Richmond, Me-, sparkle Cardenas
DAYS with sugar 90 NJ Taylor x Go; Henry,
6rg Fdelia Davines Carenas IL days with the
Fultou sugar refinery; vessel o. Parsons 4 Loud.
Brlg Herbert Oliver lr stewart, Guantanamo Ia days,
with sugar Brooks 4 Co; vessel to Scammel Bros.
Bug williams tOi Windsor \ 81 Nelson Bedee, o b,
DAYS with plaster 10 4 Whitney & Co.
ARG Ellen Of BangOr). HOlbrOok, Cedar Keys 81
davr with lumber EpDinger; vessel 20 IL smith Co
schr Kocheko Jasper Aheante 81 days vito mdse 10
Talbot & Co.
Schr Baker, Jayne, Pernanbuco VIA - Thomas days
In ballast 90 A ABBOTT.
schr willard. Evans Laguayra July Il and Porto
eo 2Oth with cohee hides, etc, 10 Daett BoutOn Co.
schr Adam BOwibv (ot P5 MOUTH Mullen. Aquin IL days
with iogwood and coffee to Non"s CO. vessel TO Warren
Ray. ,. On, $3.50 - -, =, -,
last 10 James W ElWell q Co.
Schr Victor Sharr0 Port Maria a. 10 days with sugar.
etc 70 Moses Cowen; vessel 10 master.
rhr eonOra BOnsoy MagOane Ia days. with ogwOOd aud
coffee 10 rhackery q co; vessel 20 Warren 4 Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05

stuck her on the head with axe, nictng severe
wound, which dressed at the Long Island Cohege
Hospital
Thomas Murray, age thirty-fve, was ar
rested Yesterday by Captain Leeh OF the Myrtle Avenue
Police for committing brutal assault on his step
daughter. Maggie McCabe, fourteen years OF az, on
Wednesday last al his residence, No. w flusmhsa'e'
Mrs. Helena Hobelburg, of No. 81 Scholes-
ST. attempted to hasten the burning OF fire on FRIDAY
night by pouring kerosene oil upon It, The blaze was
communicated 10 the can which exploded burning Mrs
Hobelburg severely that sle died from her injuries
early Saturday morning.
At an executive session on Saturday Vhe
Chnrilies Commissioners selected number OF employees
whom IL will be necessary to discharge in order 70 bring
the payroll for the ensuing year, within the amount ap
propuated for salaries. which "a $4,000 exclusive VI
the salaries Of the five Commissioners.
The SPECIAL committee appointed by the
Board OF Trustees the CITY Hospital to investigate
charges preferred against Mrs. j. Norton the superl-
endent, by Dr. f. j. MePharlan member OF the resi-,
found that abuses exist and the management OF the
hospital Is excellent
portion of Eppechs e. Fischer's brewery
in George-st broke down Saturday under the weight
OF water-tank and Casper Jarsdorfer age fifteen, Of
No. 122 Centraaye had his spine and left leg broken
Fessel aged twenty-five, of No. 1874 Troutman-st, re-
ceived injuries I'm the head and body
Patrick E. Dillon, of No. 70 Schenectady
ave-, quarreed with his wife, Sarah, at an early hour
Saturday morning. and attempted 10 stab her with
carving knife. She became frightened and jumped out
OF secOnd-stOry window, receiving severe injuries
Dillon arrested and his wife was sent to the CITY
Hospital.
Charles Brown, age twenty five, living IN
Lexingtonave., near Yatesave. was passing through
Gaes-ave. on his way home early yesterday morning,
when he a number of men quarreling and stopped
him. and in the confusion that followed he was stabbed
four times in the side and back He called ont that he
was cut aud then the party fed NO arrests nave Deen
made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05
A TnIEFs WAREHOUSE OF PLUNDER round

CHICAGO, Aug. Adjective Scott lastevening
arrested Michael Weaver notorious thief OF this city.
and about 10000 worth OF stolen goods found In the
house which he occupied There five large sized
Saratoga trunks ak large satehes aud six pasteboard
boxes allied with valuable Ill dresses. shawls, eOaks
aud other dress goods besides many other valuable
articles consisting OF iewcry, watches, silyerwaro
aud several large chunks Of silver and gold
which had been melted In crucbles. A great
many watches were found. the cases having
been melted up. Among the discoveries lot OF
burglars tools, picklocks. immies and skeleton keys
Weaver been arrested number OF times IN the past
ten years under different names but always escaped
straw bail Many OF the articles found have dent
fled as having been lost IA recent burglaries here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05
A WESTERN MANS DISGRACE.

CITIZEN OF FOND DU LAC, LONG RESPECTED. AN
EMBEZZLER or MASONIC FUNDS.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRmUSE.I
FOND DU LAC, Wis, Aug 4.-Mr. w. Hiner,
Of this city, has been discovered to DO a defauter
20 the Masonic Grand Lodge Of which he has
been treasurer for many years, IN the sum OF
$4,000. The money was hypothecated at various
tunes from the lodge funds IN order TO save his own
property. which had become involved through ndorsng
notes for other people. Mr. IBcr has been State sen.
aior and one OF the hOnOred aud best known
In the northwest and his fall causes great here
Il Is felt 10 be not account Of his own bona nde
debts but To save Others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NAPEAGUE BAY EAST END OF LONG ISLAND.
OFFICE OF THE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR, THIRD DISTRICT
ToMPRlNs1LLE N. " Aug 3, 1873
placed 10 mark the channel between Ma
peague GARDENERS Bays bearings Red spar buoy
2-Eastern Plain NJ Napeagne Point e 81 east SIDE OK
GOne's Island Il p s. ,,,--,,,
Goes Island buoy secondciass num- red and bac6 hori
zontal stripes Eastern Plain 4 W. east point OF CONES
Island s, CullOden Point Il N f. - -,
Spar buoy horizontal stripes Eastern Plain III Ma
peague Point Il by n q n; Fire Place, w p W.
]. M b. CLIIZ, Commodore u. ;. NJ.
Lighthouse Inspector. Third District
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Windsor Hotel-Wilbur L. Storey, Of The ChlcegOo
Times and William Warren Of Boston. - t0enqre HOst
Rustem Eend second Secretary Of the Turkish Legation
at Washington Hotel BTunsWek-Baron LeenDerger Vi
HOuse-Mss Mary AndorsOh
METROPOLITAN Hotet-Genera Ne.son H. DAVIS .; Army
- Eperet Hose-Capain Hamilton Perry OF the steam,
shin britannia BrerOort HOusc-MaiOr u. H. Foster OF
the British Army Grand HOe-The Rev; Dr samuel
Wilson OF Louisville Neir- York HOcJudge w u.
Chisholm OF Savannah and Captain j. H. Fulton OF ue
Steamship City OF Montreal .....fVh AceHue HOSt-S'ae
Treaeu rer Mackin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05
TWO MEN STABBED IN A STREET FIGHT

John Seward, age twenty-four, of No. 202
Edridge-st accompanied girl TO her home at No 81
sherif-st., last night, from No. OF Plttst At her
house he met Michael Green, who struck him In the
face with his fist. Seward went away and returned
with several friends Words passed between the two
when suddenly Green drew kn ife and STABBED Seward
on the bridge OF the nose. general fight ensued
during which Green stabbed David Welsh. age twenty
three OF No. Is CilntOn-st., In the right breast
Green was taken the Union Market Station, and was
Identified by both men rs their assalant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05

at Belmont, committed suicide Friday afternoon ny
pouring kerosene oil over her head and clothing and
setting fire 70 IT, She had been insane and closely
watched Her brother had just visited her room TO see
If she was SAFE and had only gone short distance RON
the house when he smoke issuing from her cbamDer
window. he hastily returned but before aid could pc
rendered his sister terribly burned that death
goOn
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p o s T S G r Up T
3:45 a. m
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
AN AMERICAN TEACHER MoLEsTED.
By CABLE To THE TRIBUNE.l
CnNsrANTINopIE Ann 4

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 4, 1873.
The American Minister to Turkey has sent
the gunboat Dispatch to Voo to investigate the
alleged molestaton OF American mission
airy schoolmstress by the Greeks, the Porte
having Informed him that IL could not protect
foreigners The lady had founded missionary school
In Thesay and is said to have been seriously molested
by the Greeks.
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A correspondent says "The anecdote about
HobY which appears in your number OF tue l7th remnas
another dietum OF that great disciple OF st. Crs
pin friend OF mine went Hobby 10 be measured for
pair OF boots When these came home they did not MT
my friend called HObys complain, upon when
the 'antoerat answered. Sir undertook TO make you
pair OF boots but not apar OF feetv"-London World
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Announcements

A careless diet n change of water or cold
,in IN the bowels very often brings on az TINS season.
the wear an obstinate darrhea or soue oher , S
atinn cd the stomach bowels II you would treat soen
Complaints in rational way. try At once d Jaynos a
nafve Basam simple but safe remedy TOT theu anu
ectnal i'm all Of cramps cholera morous ny
and Summer complaints.
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MARINE INTELLTGENCR
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY.
500 sun I'LL Clock fast 0m 40A
Moon l0:4S Moon souths. SOL Moons age days
WATER To-DAY-A -
Sandy Hook O23 Gov Island 1903 Hell Gate.... 2;62
WATER To.DAr-P. y.
Sandy Hook. 05l Gov Island... l27 Hell Gate's' $40
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HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs NO
2Is BROADWAY.
Sam, 7eo. Noon. SO. >. m So, Midnight 7s'.
Highest daring the day, 80 Lowest ~.
Average. 75s4o same daY. 1877 "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05

cTRICTURE, impotence, and Diseases Oh tne
- enerative organs radically at speediy o9reL
soS and6O7 HEN Y A. DAN ELS. NJ d. la LeNhgeonA'.
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TODLEBEN TO REMAIN IN COMMAND.

LONDON, Monday, Aug. D 1873.
The Times's ConstantinOple correspondent
teegaphs that he is assured, on trustworthy authority
that the report that General Kaufman would succeed
General Todleben Is untrue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05


NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS,
Of insT0n il any num0er of
OF the United States ana
0'n"o" are Inspection of Advertisers,
TESTIMONY OF AN OLD AND WELLKN0WN FIRM
can experience of many has demonstrated the good value and
benefit derived from carefully prepared and properly displayed advertise
ments in wellestabshed influential newspapers
john DUNcANs SoNs,
Sole Agents for Lea d PeIins Worcestershire Sauce
twenty-five Years experience endorsing Newspaper Advertising
THE WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINE COMPANY state:
department Of business there probably much money wasted
advertising and department good judgment and experience
more requisite Twenty-Five years experience has clearly demonstrated the
superior advantages and economy newspaper advertising over all o
mediums offered for that purpose" o,
ADVERTISE LARGELY IN FIRST-CLASS NEWSPAPERS"
Messrs EHRc the popular Dry Goods firm say Have wn @
cb;c with moderate profit Advertise largely III r0
ASS NEWSPAPERS and bound to do trade LET THE I
THE REST You CAN OBTAIN no what the cost 1t but natural @
an Advertiser must degree share In and thereby gam trom the I
which reader for ably conducted Journal
Another Endorsement based Experience of FOSeven Years.
SMITHS Son & Co., the wenown Umbrella house, express
themselves follows the value of Newspaper Advertising r.
IF what you have say be strictly true good newspaper M
intelligent will appreciate bargain and OF every such CuS
you advertiser FOforyevny nnetenths OF our
has pan and of the whole expenditure all that we reg
is contained in the other tenth"
OVER FIFTY YEARS ESTABLISHED.
business the necessity OF proper
diture in advertising indispensable Well written umu co.
displayed bring returns Established over
ence leads us to the conclusion regular persistent use n
entail and well established journals the most satisfactory way 70
rubIcn IRA PEREGo's Sons
Dealers n Gentemens Furnishing doOuA
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w. W. Sharpe Il TO-,
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS,
rs PARK ROW, NEW YORK.


with
application by mail or otherwise
Weekly United
Canada are keptO on lie
Advertisers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05

LONDON Monday, Aug. 3, 1878
The Standard announces in official form that
there Will be no dissolution of Parliament this year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05

MARINE DISASTER AT THE CAPE.
LONDON, Monday, Aug. 5, 1873
The American bark Almira COombs, Captain
Payne from Boston, April 49, Is ashore at Port Eliza
BETH Cape Colony anu will probably be q total wreck
tF6r other FbrsiQa Se,rs First PdgGl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05

GIRLS TERRIBLE SUICIDE.
Boston, Aug. A daughter Of Thaddeus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05

NO DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05

experience of has demonstrated the good value
derived from carefully prepared and properly displayed advert
ments in welesablshed influential newspapers"
JOHN DUNoAN's SONs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-05
CENTRAL PARK NJ METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY.
ABSTRACT OF REPORT FoR THE WEEK ENDING AT p AUG
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Total amount OF water for week.. ...'.s''...-.
Distance travelled bY the wind during the week. :,