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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-10-17

A GREAT DIsCovERY.-It has been
discovered by thousands of-housewives
in all parts of the country that d. 3.
.DeLand & Co.'S Best GbenaicG! SlEerotlts
is the only Saleratus that will produce
a uniform result, and give perfect salts
faction every time. If once you try it,
you viii always buy it.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-10-17

Blood and will completely change the blood in
the entire system in three months. Any, person
who will take pill each night from l to u weeks
may be restored to sound health if such thing be
possible. Sent by mail for s letter stamps l.
JOHNSON 81 Co, Bangor Me.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-10-17

We cannot endorse the communistic
faction who want to destroy all labor
saving machinery until we know their
views about artificial teeth. We must
draw line somewhere.-S Stamford Id
UOcdte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 24.-The English ship
Beerophon will not arrive here before Wednesday after
noon She is slow vessel and is now on her way here
under sail Her officers will be handsomely entertained
by Mayor BedlOw-by the latter in his official position
as well Some OF the enterprising steamboat agents
are already at work laying their plans to carry
passengers to and from the man-Otwar, and they ex,
pect to do very prosperous business, as they did two
wears ago. when the same vessel was here. The boat
men DO not like the idea, for the steamers Will take
away their patronage
Mr. l. 5. Cassatt, of Philadelphia, has rented the
Mayer cottage on Westinghouse.
Mr. T. W. DAVIS of Providence, who was injured while
playing polo, Wednesday, VIII not be able to play
again this season. He should never have undertaken
TO play the game for his ponies not guided easily
as those owned by other members Of the club. New
members should be allowed to play when there are
more than eight players the field, for they are very
ant 20 get in the way. When Mr. Davis was hurt four
teen players were engaged Ia Of the most exciting
games OF the season.
The United states steamer Taapoosa is at the tor
pedo station.
Itis expected that the Saratoga will return here in
few days.
IL IS reported here that Mr. Isaac Bell. jr, will be
married to Miss Bennett at this place. September To-
The wedding will not take place In church.
Late hotel arrivals include the following;
Ocean House-Mrs. Bedls, the Rev. Philip A. Brown
r. W. Nicholson and wife, Mrs. Browning, J. G. Beals
s. A. Shepherd, IL. Z. Bughman, H. Inman. New-York !;
Mrs W. J.. Carter, Mrs. Benedict. Cooperstown,N N. "
Lewis r. Kean and wife, Thomas b. Perkins, Louisville;
caorge D. Hoppin Worcester; Mrs. j. J. TrOwbrdge, j.
H. Hccst and wife, g. J. Prince, W. T. Bramhal, Boston;
II A. sayles General HOrato Rogers aud family Charles
ADAMS George A. BIDbitt r. Mathewson and family,
Providence; DR.. j. Darrah Germantown; w. H. Taylor,
Japan; W. b. Feddrick. Washington; H. W. Forbes jr,
Brookyn; Miss Sarah Andrews, g. e. Bernok, CleYe-
land. " ii. Watson and vile, Utcaj Richard Gayoy,
~ Iouis; John NJ McCurdy, George X Muller Phlla-
delpma; b. X. Marsh, LOuisyilej the Hon. D. H. b. La
trobo. Baltimore. ,,, - q -,
mander r. Pattison o. g. N; f. c. PattlsOn, Mrs. z. c.
Paftisou HoOsck Falls, n. " c. Il. Tucker, Boston;
samuel NATHAN, W. j. Cunning and family, Halsey
GaiSht A. Hand, New-YOrk; Frederick Marsh U. B. A;
SEYMOUR Fmney, Detroit; s. b. JACKSON Newark, n. j.;
Joseph Agate, MISS = Fisher fonkersi D. j. PARK,
sr Edward Thornton is the guest Of NJ outrey. the
senator Bayard of Delaware is the guest Of August
Rnar-Admira W. Gore Jones and Mr.. French, OF the
Rrnsh Legation at Washington are at the Ocean House.
roe New-YOrk revenue cutter Grant was here to-day.
General Hooker IL expected next week.
There is 70 be public battery drill at Fort Adams on
1 NF..g1 law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26

.as most Offices markets, railways and ocean cables
sasoue botes where British tourists can be etter
100 are 20 DO erected, and London publisher has AL
INF ont a ne wspaper stan to establish jou nal
49, The founding of church, wherein thanksgiv'
ssrvee in eommemoraion OF the Treaty Of Berlin
nav Be held is proposed and the caustc sngSes
49, q made in London that IT shall be dedicated, IN the
,sge Of the IXYIIIth Psalm TO Little Benjamin.
IerS The competition for the best rhyme 70 the
nc Of the island still goes o. the results being unsat
,-,sc,ory. as the following sample eouplet shows;
= gsre was on old woman in Cyp rue. viIenish one
- vpr,us :" etc Advertisers seize upon the name Of
- islapd as a popular eachwOFd. For instance
ssebody's insect powder is recommended to the pub
,ie article most needed If you go 70 Cyprus or
-. aside" The gold easket presented by the corpora
- e. ord BeaconsHeld is in The Moorish style, which
ionranIiate enough but in other respects the design
rgared by some critics as crude and incomplete For
hItrce. britannia surmounug the cover should nave
tho olive wood base might have been bound in
ean brass; the palm leaves ought 10 have been IN
Olyen with SOcotran alOes and Dead Sea apples, ana
f,iops AT the four angles should not have been those
" Sson but Of Judah, each encircied with the Car
- ITS motto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
OBITUARY.
JAMES T. KING.

James T. King, member of the Assembly
from this city in 1876. died Cornish Me- last Thurs
day. Dir. KING was born at Gorham, Cumberland
county. Ne, on March 4, 1922. When eighteen years
old he went to Baltimore, Nd where he began business
life by opening fancy goods store year al.erWaru
- royooved 70 WashingtOD and there in the same
business for many years. In 1853 he came to New
worry and opened tea store. During the war no made
much money by buying conraband goods at auction and
selling them again. In 1867 he bought large amount
Of property in the Twelfth Ward, and thus became ae-
oanted with it's inhabitants He was their spokesmA an
befoTe comIittee of the Legislature when Dill Nas
under consideration IN 1867 Tor raising the graoe Oh
Tghtb-ave AS a representative OF the prOperty-0Mn
ers no was nominated for the Assembly IN the AlAlh
Distrct of this city IN 1875, and was elected oy e
49,, ~ favtV votes His lie ia the Legislature OF 1870
GIled MN with an adherence OF politics, 60 thAs he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
DIED.

BRUsH-At the OF Refuge Randas Island saturday
August 81 Juotto, daughter OF Hiram and the late Maria
Funeral services House Of Refuge Monday evening az
O'Clock and &C tho residence OF hef lalher az bauJO %
Relatives and friends STs cordially invited to attend without
further notice.
sunday evening August % e. The re' Pbs
Notice OF funeral hereafter
CUMMINGs-In Brooklyn, Thursday August %, William A.
Cummings IN the 62d ear Of ms age; 70 ,oa N, In
Relatives and friends are respectfully invu 20 asd ve M
gust 20, at 3p m
GUTLD~In EiiuabethtOwn " August 20, Mary ADELAIDE
Interment in Massachusetts.
HAKTNETT-on Friday August 90 Richard LeOu, lnfant
son Of Harriet A. and Eugene Hartnett -, -, -.
Relatives friends are invited 70 attend the funeral from
residence Of parents 100 Aaedougalst' this lAohda)
morning, OF 10 o'clock
MORGAN-At Ltchfed August %, Louise d., daughter OF
George and Paulina A. Morgan 80. 49,, ~,
Relatives and friends are rSsPeny veo 70 ~ awe
and o on MS9ay ha R So Owers b sent
PARIsHn this CITY. the 10Th inst, Mary Ann wife Of
DANIEL Parish. in tue 1871 year OF her age -. -,
eI az hST late residence ithsI Tuesday,
the 9th inst at o'clock p M Friends are requested not
sTEpEENsoN-onT Thursday, August 90 At oTantorl \ J.
Mary Eleanor eldest daughter OF Euneho ana hehie'aJ
FSeTa services Monday, August &C. at o'clock
TTan leaves OF Lbertyst at o'clock M returning
leaves Crawford at 4:Ol y. m u, 49,, a, ,.o.o ,.
Tuesday at Greenwood Friends vi" please omit
TAIBERT-on saturday 24th inst. Benjamin II. Taber,
s sgsq 20 sss friends are invited
% Of his parents $40 East l25thst. Tues
day the 9th mat, az IL O'Clock q NJ
rAyIoR-At Charlotte n Y, sunday morning, zoh nsL.
NaTv Never wife Of Henry A Taylor and second daughter
ofChIfstopher Meyer OF New YORK
Notice. Of funeral hereafter
VAN pEUsEN-Ats O'Clock Sunday evening, Ida b. Van
Notice iSst ii funeral hereafter.
wARD-At New London, Conn, Sunday August 70, Is7g
Julia Foster only daughter OF John y al harriet D. maus
OF Brooklyn ". Y. aged II years
n ouce funeral hereafter
wBTrHEY-At Plainaeld N. j. August rs Adeline E. wife
OF Alfred r. Whitney daughter OF the late Geo. r. heSe
Notice Of funel al hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
MUSIC.
rHE COMlNG OPERA SEASON.


II IA not vet known definitely of whom Mr..
,,arssop's troupe will be composed but the following
,.,s are stated by The London Figaro to have signed
.aat,sets for this country Nine Gerster, Mile. salla
49, Minnie Hauek. Mile. Tremelli Miles. ParOdi and
panormeister Mime. Demerck Labache, and
s,gnon CampaDiui, Bettini Grazd. Del Puente'
,,,s,ossi. Franosehi. Thirey, and Foil. or
tbesa artists, Nine. Gerster great
vote in London admirable singer, so far as report
-. and thoroughly good actress, who has not yet
bsd the full development Of her powers. Miss Minnie
uouel has been decided faYOrite this year at Her
Niesty,s THEATRE where she made great hit in Bizets
carmen" Mile. Fremelh is spoken Of as the most
,,onising cOntraltO that London has seen in many
day a lady from whom great things are
"a be expected. OF the gentlemen, Campaninl
and Del Puente are old fayOrltes, who will be
oleomed back warmly especially the former, who is
che hest tenor by all odds that NewYork has heard In
many years sgnOr Del Puente, too, will be welcome
a. careful conscientious and very finished artist, who
q ar Was possessed Of very beautiful voice. Among
the other gentlemen, Bettni and NJ ThierTy "a capital
buao and signOr Foil highly spoken Of. IT
a understood that Nine. Gerster VIII add several
new roles to her repertOry. among them Elsa, in WaG-
psrs IOhengrin," and Susanna, in I" La NOzze De
Fearor Ale Salla viii be heard Aldo as Elsa, and
- TeoDora IN BeethOven's " F3deliO" Miss Minnie
Hsuck Will be beard Carmen, Alice, Trtind IN I" Fra
Davolo - and Seii6G IN LA1caine." IL Is sald that
MI MaplesOu has preparation list OF twenty-siX
pd nom these the repertOry Of the season will be Sc
leofed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
MUSICAL NOTES.

Wilhelm, the distinguished German yiOlinist,
WHO'S known to Americans through having been con-
eertmes er to Wagners band of virtuos at Bayreuth
the great festival in 1876 not less than from the adj
mirable reputation which he has gained throughout
Europe asa volinst VIII give a series of concerts in
this city at stenway Hail. beginning September %.
The only one Of Herr Wilhemi's troupe at present an
nounced is Mile. CarlOtta Patti, who VIII be the prma
donna soprano.
The programmes that come to us Of the
concerts given at one Of the German baths and
vaeringpaces certainly furnish food for reflection. It
must be borne in mind that these not concerts given
BY travelling orcbestras there any charge for ad-
mission the music is simply gwen just as 1t is at any
Of the large hotels at Saratoga Newport or Long Branch
BIZ the band attached to the house. sometimes IN the
grounds Of the hotel or "Kurhaus," sometimes
on the terrace before 1t, sometimes in the
building Itself The public simply sits about, without
any charge just with and listens TO the music at
It's ease At Kreuznach, for instance, wateringplace
IN RhenshPrussa, not far from COblentz. three con-
eerts are gwen daily, at balfpast SIX in the
morning one at in the afternoon and third at $50
IN the evening On the programme OF lns cary
spring-SOng," the first movement from GOldmarks
FotOw and others, movement from one OF Haydn's
symphonies. and concerto for clarinet Ihere Is a
morning CONCERTS with a ohorale. All this is ligbtened
by wazes, pOkas and other lighter selections n1t lheI
on r. me sfteTooon concerts ere little more serious
than those of the morning, though there is here the
same iutefmxturc OF hight music, but less OF lt Al
these are heard such pieces Memberships Hebrdes
overture "A Lied by Bach selections IRON "LOnengrn y
and the Ride Of the Valkyries" by Wagner I9ssen
0BeethOven overture, and the ballet music from Glucks
aPalfs ct He enc" The evening programmes seem to
be somewhat lighter rule, except on Thursday even
ings. which apart for symphony concerts The
programme OF OF these fairly representative one
deserves 10 DO given in FULL 1t happened to be Mag-
her evening, and the programme was as follows; Fine
Faust Overture Romance for arranged by VIII
helmi; WOtan's Farewell and FIRE Incarnation Scene,
from "Dle Waikure" Yorspei, " L0hengrin Bai 1a
nom 'The Flying Dutchman"; Kaisermarsch The
conductor OF these concerts is Herr Parlow Can any
one fancy any thing like them beng given at the United
States or Grand Union the Ocean House, or the West
Endi Aud yet it may come some day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
LONG BRANCH NOTES.


Lone BRANCH, Aug. 25.-It is just warm
enough for comfort and there is pleasant breeze from
the northwest.
The churches this morning well attended. The
Rev George d. Baker, Of Detroit, Michigan, preached
in Seaside Chapel
Mile Monteio aud signor LenciOni are to give a
cert for benevolent purpose, at tho Rowland Hotel, on
Tuesday evening.
Tho colored peoples camp-meeting on Main-st has
begun A colored preacher FROM Trenton is holding
series OF meetings nightly in Washington Hail. in OPP
nosItion TO the camp-meetng, which he denOunees.
There ia great number Of people in Long Branch. The
,cornna trains yesterday were crowded and all the ho
cola are full Hotel keepers and business men generally
~ that thus far this the prosperous that
Long Branch has seen since the summer or 1873.
the hops last night at the various hotels were very
well attended.
Among recent arrivals are:
AZ he Howiand-H w. Allison, Allentown, Penn; DR..
Morton and son. Marshal James n. Kerns Miss Hattie
Kerns Miss DOllie Kerns W. T. Lteton 3 j. sharpless
md vie William l39ldwin and wife, Charles A. Porter
and Sife A. Pardee IT, and family, Philadelphia; W.
HOgeneamp j. H. Buoan, Paterson; Jules lAzetac anu
wife Josiah Jex and wife, J. w. Warren and wife, Miss
a. thc Ocean Hotel-The Hon. A. E. Colson York;
I. Casanova, PHILADELPHIA; the Hon John A. Hustled
TTu1ptonr Kingston, N. Y. Alderman VIM Cole,
Andrew Little, Amasa s. DOdd, New-forki Judge w H.
PemLerton Westchester, ". VI john r. H. do whit, Geo.
p Sheppard, Colonel Cbas. one, Now-fork; the Rev.
Geo. ID. Baker. Detroit - -
New-York; Mrs. Alice Oates, Paris VIM Wtliamson'
brooklyn; the Rev. John CASTOR, Passale, NJ W. IT,
Patterson, ID. Whaen, Jas. ;. hlDety Mm' I, MlioF'
HenTy krien Chas. r. Secor, NeN-York.
Al the West End-General J. L, Barnes, Washlngtohi
A. p Pendeton, Captain Charles r. Adams sL, L9alSi
n r. Mulligan United states Navy CadWailader BED
ale Lanes IL Haverin, Colonel James Bell, Phnadel-
phia W. NJ Scott Boston; Captain Charles F. Aea1s
osgood, Judge IL Wilder Allen; Daniel Bix9 ID "a:
A. Fowler DIT + lockwood W l.
Al the Hotel Brighton-Sanuel WOodslde and son, D..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
MARBIE MUST BE EXAMINED.

Manton Marble, being the enemy he is of
fraud" Will DO doubt be happy the true mean
Ing Of the cphefed dispatches which passed between him
ana Colonel PeltOD, Of the Literary Bureau" He 10
said 10 be anxlOusly awaiting summons nom the Pot
Ter Committee The public Is anxious looking for his
explanations Is curiosity Is the excited because
81 DE curious kilograms T8K TRIBUNE from day 70 day
publishes full OF cabaisto terms aud names. Let Mar
Ds take the stand. Will Mr. Potter yield 20 the unyer-
Isl cry II he does NOT the niereace VIII he that ne mas
witness II Potter fails 70 do his duty supplementary
eomitee must be raised 70 examine Marble. His tes-
umOny Is Indispensable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
PUBLIC OPINION.

There is no Republican but can stand on
the saratoga platform What under it is another mat
ter Albany Journal (RepJ
General Butler is making entirely too much
noise Tor the amount OF information he Is gathering from
Witnesses before the Potter COmmittee-lB baltimore
Gazette (Dem)
POtter's cause and Buffers are identical.
Each wishes 20 break down the Republican party-POt-
ter for his partys sake and Butler Tor Buffers SAKE
philadelphia inquirer lRep9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
spstial Notices.

Exhibition Of Imported Jersey Cattle at Knapps sta
bies T ave l2th ThirtyWO head selected on the
Isle OF Jersey by Colonel Warng on orders lhey e 10y
Tor saie bnt while resting two breeders and gentle
men interested ne stock are invited 70 examine them Nj
n IL Hand TO whose they consigned WIZ ~ sane
time slow and Offer at private sale No me animals ro ms
herd.
NeTToUs Exhaustion medical essay comprising series
Of Ieepres delivered az Kahns Museum OF Anatomy Hea
YORK "a tho cause OF premature decline showing IN
disputsby health be roganed au0fdng ee1s
synopsis Of the mpemens TO marriage and tne
nervous steal debility, being tho result on ~ A
perenOe mail postage stamps Auioss
Socretary Inns Museum. G53 BroadHay new aOIA
The I.arbOnrd Watch. -, -
capital duet VIII be gwen away
Win No SGT OF the \ ENVY DIRK flRhStDE OOhAfArA0S
out day, andfor sale BY al neWs1ealer@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
4 sKIRMiSH WITH ILLICIT DIS1TLLERS.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 25.-The revenue officers
report engagement with armed band Of twenty or
thirty Illicit distllers In oYerton County, headed by
Campbell Morgan, at p. N. Friday The revenue Off
GERS were under fre for As minutes. and Phillips Tip
pms and smith we're wounded. Phillips was shot
through the left side, and II Is believed he is moray
sOnnded. Tlppin shot under the right eye, and
snlth ~ the left arm One Illicit dstiuer seen 10
isl Eighteen armed men we're sent from here last
night t0 reinforce Special Davis Two
and one la OyertOn County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
THE GREAT REPUBLICAN WORK.

We have great battle to fight to keep the
Government in loyal hands. We nave grand struggle
before us for sound money and National honor. We
have the largest demand for all energies in prevent
ilg the success Of the demOraznR, dlseTganznR and
dangerous Influences which have been let loose IN society
Ia politics TO insist upon drawing the lines on
secondary and personal matters while these eXgent
and commanding duties press upon us, would be mad
ness The Saratoga declaration Is right that honest
differences OF opinion a. 70 the policy OF the Admnstra-
Ton should not be made the occasion OF dtScOFd but
Che body Republicans held this doctrine long before II
vas declared az Saratoga, ana they viii be glad to SEQ
TIER accented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Snopsis for the past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26, a. m.-The barome-
ter is lowest in Nova Scotia. 1t is rising in the Lower
Ike region Middle states and New-Engand 1t Is falling
rapidy I'm the Northwest General rain has fallen IN the
lake REGION Middle States, NewEngland, Tennessee and
ONO valley Clear or partly cloudy weather now gen
e,av neyais NorihwestoFly winds prevail In the MID
die States ana NewEngland; elsewhere they are YaI-
aLe Tile temperature has remained nearly stationary
o. he south Atlantic and Gulf States elsewhere IL has
fln The Mississippi has fallen Ii inches ut st. Louis
aud risen IA inches at Cairo
IndiedttOnS
To- Nevv-Englaud colder, clear partly cloudy
weather northwesteTly winds aud rising barometer
Far The Middle Atlantic States clear or partly cloudy
a,iber colder northerly winds, aud stationary and
rising barometer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
AN rrcnpsIoN TO IRON MOUNTAIN.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 25.-There was no session
Of the Science Association Saturday the members having
taken an excursion to Iron Mountain Mr. Edison ieit
for New-York via Chicago, Friday night The 6omin az
d., Commitfee will meet Monday evening. only 10
members have registered here and many are leaving al
ready The weather Is exceedingly warm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
sTURTEvANT HOUSE.

Broadway, Twenty-eIghth and Twenty-nlnth-
sts NeW-York. Another reduction. The Lelduds nave
made substantial reduction in their rates to transient
guests and have established scale OF prices ranging
from 80 so 50 10 SO 80 per day, according 10 location
for rooms and board Rooms on the European plan @A
per day. Lewis Geo. {. Leland prOpIletors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26

tSOm ms spfe9R % NJ HO,''"HI1"S SO'OeN'y''
Any man. however feaFlessly he may nave
fought as however COURAGEOUS and fOrcible have
been his resistance 70 the Onion II he bows 70 its SUI
pFeacy and Acknowledges the rRhtness OF our cause
he Is our brother from this day forward ana fOrUyer
Applause But with the man, the party or the state
that denies tie rghtness OF and the wrongful
ness Of other causes we viii make compromise for
lapplause and we believe that our children after
"a viii saud IN our tracks and defend the night that we
fought for That Is our Cancellation. That offer 10
The south TO everybody and this without compromise
Without let IN anywhere and every where.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
THEE NAVAL gESSELS o0HDEMNED.

PORTSMOUTH. n. H., Aug. 25.-The United
states steamships Congress- Sabine Kansas at this
navy Yard found inspection be worthless and
Recommended that they be broken up. II is doubt
~ whether anything be done 10 make the Omaha,
$50 here, aeryieeaDle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26

The rose bud opening 10 the morn.
While yet g. q dew hangs on the thorn,
FXhales less sweetness Than is wont
To breathe from lips that SOIODONr
Vas touched with soft crimson glow
That shows the dazzling teeth on so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORTS
BRAZIL coFFEE MARKET:

BRAZIL COFFEE MARKET
RIO JAYRrRo Aug 22-Exchange London, 227sd Coffee
market quiet prlcUs unchanged. 49,, 49, 49,.
SASTO Aug 2lCOnee market very qulet prices auFap
ing Superior santos 5GOOd5SO0 per 10 iOs Average
daily .eceiDs the week. 1000 bags weeks sh mens 10
ali counro 80 600 bags which AZ 900 bags were for inc
channel Europe Mediterranean sales OF the week oF
Europe, IL COO bags Stock. $4,000 bags
SANTOS, Aug. 22.-COifee-Pnces unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
soLEMN NEws FoR THURMAN.

ffOnl ne ChbtestVfI @s0o ~ 10
Our firm belief is that the Northern DemOc-
aey viii find II next 70 impossible TO win In 1880 any
SORT Of sofnOuey PLATFORM particularly the Ohio plat
form OF which Mr. Thurman H. the champion. On the
other hand the Democracy, with the united SOUTH can
elect their candidates on the PLATFORM OF Hari Money
and Home Rule
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

Tt n.9. hous the atna CITY ~ tenhs o.
ns, Tk pspendeuAr diVona Of ume or tae n ag
breeding midnight The irregular white ns Represents Ns
sitbe mercury during those noufa
TRrnUSE oFFIcE, Aug &c. 1 q. m.-During the fair
weather of Saturday the barometer remained sta
tonary until about noon when downward movement
act in and continued until the end OF the shOWery
weather, about noon sunday Inc temperature nus
Clear or partly cloudy weather may be expected in
this city and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26

never took part in them again Several years ne
bought laud Cornish, Me, and been busy
there since last May dividing the land into village
luts and selling them.