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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
rARALrOS RlDE or FIFTEEN HoUGS.

In the gray light Of early dawn on Satur-
day, Francisco Perato leaped upon mustang and
began his attempt ride 800 miles In fifteen hours on
tho Prospect Park track for $500. Despite trouble
from several slow aud vicious horses, and sharp
shower or two OF rain, the plucky Mexican almost
gained his wager At the end OF the fifteen hours Inc
had made 3Ol u miles and he completed the distance IN
- hours and 10 minutes. Peralto's hihe figure was
clad I'm n close Citing suit OF black, and large
white cap was pulled low his forehead Few were
I'm attendance at the start but about noon crowd De
gan 10 gataer which received acccssiOn5 from every
tram.
Tac first mile was made in 23j No accident occurred
until the thirttcth mile scored. Ihcn black morse
foil catching the rider by the foot PrrnltO rnbhtd ms
foot lightly, and at waited upon Tie morse thal
waiting. Fifty miles were made IN : hours ana
II minutes Thcu followed long period Of mOn0t0nous
riding 100 nes being scored In hours, 81 . minutes
Here Peralto broakfasted. taking Is minutes for rest
AMI rcfreHhment Starting again, he seemed As fesh as
hrst taking the changes from horse 10 morse WIN
marvellous speed. As he began his 2J1h mile, rain ie
fact and the driving storm lasted about quarter Oi an
hour The track was heavy now, ana the horses cOuu
not make rapid time hOrHe soon after fell under
PeraO but fresh mount waB ut hand, ana on no went
with little loss OF time At y. M the time was up ana
Peralto lacked only 3la miles These he made IN ten
IL the opinion OF the best judges among
tho spectators that had Perato been provided with
better horses he would have won the purse easily The
best time was made the 135th mile, by Ieralto s
fayorite little sorrel mustang-2'l3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06

in thn he'd nv TarLus C'r.k 10 wncre II crosses
the track NV On, S"CcsIpnvi'le road, TO Ie'tn
the freight ON ukkcr When the eek Is Up
30 ~ 10 De nayIgahc for fiat boats, lhc
plank kin Zee n,atcd the bank, civiu us the cAoe
INV water and lut rurgCr; 100000 20 lay iron on tuc
road 10 the corn countrv back, to lessen
freight ON corn 10 tho disjlcry 100000 10 macadan
ilr the road across the hills 20 DavisNc, To enable It's
citizens TO t Ia Bascom's al all seasons nv The ycer,
tuat tiny may avoid the necessity NV lawn ia thel sup
r'irs ON the bari: $4,000 10 bore arteslan wells TO
furnish the water, aud the same amount Tor Steam
engines and sich 90 pump the wator out NV en- 10 maxi
tlse Crk naNighl" I'm an seasons nv the YcCr T2o"Vp
a. Dee CNpcu0cd u hoIIu CNpcumcnc wells Tor OIL PACK
NV tlt CuIupIz. the money TO be- expended by com
lnlttcc NV ch shell be- The chairman. Ihs 10 develop
the resources the Corners, ana ada 10 the Na~hutl
wealth aud granlirr 100000 Cor Custom House az
the turupI- GuSspat hen ny the pubic hiluls wien
viii tcy Co De- done tyre when the other oNpthdtooiS
hoy Inn n.lIlN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
CAUSING HER OWN DEATH.
FAIAL AITITT on ROSA DIyOiCE 10 DEsTROl
HER CHILD.


Rosa Dcyoice died yesterday morning at the
C..ncr, street Hospital where she mad been carried at
late hour Friday night \ pnst-nortcm examination
WAS made Yesterday afternoon 10y the hospital surgeons,
ny which u was as,,rtaIucd that the cause Of her
death Was general pcTItouius, Induced by an attempt
10 cause miscarriage. Tie woman was admitted to the
rospal from "a house Of iamc, No. 80 Bayard-,t, Of
which she BECAME an inmate about tire. weeks before
This house !, kept by German named Rpstntei'
who ssys that tie young woman came 10
m \, lul Torsyth-sL She Is s1Id 10 have
been woman of violent temper and reckless character
After her condition was di'cn'e size tIC no s,c.el
of her Intentions and admitted to some OF the inmates
Of the house that she taking mixture which, she
said she had been told would accomplish her des-n IL
D. supposed that mis- medicine failed 10 produce a.
lett house about D. 90. on Aprl - Say ng that she
was guiu, uptown visit her mother In rst Forty
,ccoudst. but seen 20 t'be Iliul-ye ear going
down. ulU not return Ultil the hrAi uhN.
soon after her return she cuml med o' great pain, and
IN The evening Or. hI.u,c, German phy sc.tn OF 40
Il F.l- .--t, C!td so attend her He i1uhI iat
20 child apparently about four months old There were,
Dr. kyll.c says, 30 sIgus of any operation.
Hr suspected that The woman was suNrn"E
i.om tie effects Of malpractice, and, Therefore,
woman ever, day and some days oitcutr re say
nc IiI not gNr Ltr any medicines 81 any Lud on lG0l
FRIDAY .H, complained OF great pain DO her side, and iu
evening the physician VIZ, again summoned. luG-
lug her symptoms tcrous lee advised Lrr IT,
moyul 10 hospital ON the arrival o! the ann
buJuco -lr wAibcd down stairs 70 the door
Chamber street Hospital where lie died tno next day
-lp Ma. German aud about righ,. year, OF axe Her
ralr was am assumed one. Her body VIII DE seat To- The
Murgl!c for Identification The g stated 10 the hospital
way did she mplcatc anyone ia the e'ime' nor CON
iys5 the usc OF anything but diu-H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
MYSTICAL NOTES.

Mr.. IT, r. Humphrics announces q concert
Al ChrlaIug Hall, on Thursday evening next d. VIII
De- assist. uy Mrs Louise Oliver Mr-. Anna Hu'l,y
NM. Mr. Rammcrtz Mr. T. H. MILL. Mr. 5. Il. WA.tc cy,
tho st. George Male Quartet. M CiIl F,orio aui Mr.
Charlie Roberts, ir., the reader
An organ concert was given by Mr. Dudley
pnsg. I'M tu, First Church OF Northampton Mass, ON
the 3Otl OF April. with vocal selections inter
sporscd ia. Instrument iarec one. built by John
sor 4 SON Wr-tfel5. Mass 70 has three manuals win
ihrtyor. Stops four pedal stops aud aitccn oy sAl'ru
meclafI.u siUps.
A dramatic performance is to be given IN
IonAou DO ln early date. go Wt AZ the slakc>g IRE
Memorial Fund.- Tlsflul 90 w.il Doe remembered, has
been raised i1r Ihc purpose 90 building Theatre coH-
ssuorIti.c off shakespeare. 40 ~trtturd-au-ANo" All
d,.grs t,roum.morIio though of c"ir-",
kindly and dI.uiaed in motive, seem pur., ln com
irs.t with thc object which they seek To accomplish.
No tprfsI can br massive enough 20 utter adequate
bn8las. I1 that rfrtt utue A.t, m striving 60 honor
shafUsI"l..'. memory thr age may, 40 least honor
n.rlL Mr. Herman NtLu. -- DyncN.cvc WriI. Miss
IIeu It.I HI other fIyuriH u3fvr>, nr. Go tu"p..ti
A. th. u.. ...l p.r rmauec, wsh hB- boon ,f-1uf.i
ana scot ly tuat energetic and restless Wokg, Ns
Il .fal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
Music AND THE DRAMA.
MNlr- SCHILLER.S RFCITAL.

rr,,o ,,ouo-f forte recital which Mime. Aade-
NJ, s,iil.r cave al stenway Hall on Saturday n't'
IN was a memorable entertainment Inc """'i''
- large aul appreCiative. the programme was so''
"a the charming and sympathetic pianist has lro'a"N
80 o,,,cafel TO better advantage In Ne"-l''k 'h"H
,5d , .f,. farewell occasion. she lana Out l'r H'i
c,.r,o-iDary work. whirh tested her lnHsl'a IT,
teuig,f,ef and must have severely taAtu he' P"'
s,reug.n Sine began with q Suite OF Rains opus We =
-. win "a brillant fantasia and an imposing h'e
t,ne b,tb recurring not merely iac,le oNecu'"h ""
dienged rir-Ing; the second part consists % A'A
with an abundant crop Of variations; fhe lhhu j ''
tina IN o broad STYLE and the fourth - march, LUG
whole work Is more forcble m character thau most "
the compositions by Ran with which our Audiences "''
familiar and 10 was interpreted 10y Mime schilcf lh
manner which, whether for spcui0r Of tone or mastery
Grasp OF thc somewhat expansive themes lett nothing TO
be desired I'm the Beethoven Sonata, opus 81 NJ" I" 3"
,oasculn, delivery was softened aud graced at the
propcr imss by the panists instructive refinement; but
ms Va. thc least successfu part 81 the concert
an the ALL ,ro and schcrzo the rhythm was occasionally
ob.cuf,l Tlcn came three concert Etudcs. sceiinEa
"Cpomalitau1" Lisz,'s Bicorauza" Zone OF the d'-
t yfs ~ sIl~ufi5n tr0nSrtHdIHfc), and GOttscha'h 5
e. I-,f,la al performed with wonderful bullilucy,
aud tho 4irlIlr climax % the last hllug the audience
With .ur.r..c Two favorte positions OF tholhs-
q Norfurua and Waltz-wcre followed without pause 10y
Iisyp. txi.tug Pol0nasc In major Almost any "lh'r
tay would have been exhausted before reaching tins
tremendous Buale but Nine schiller played Il VIII" me-
fresbucss and composurc. and so retired IN triumph
IT'S pitv That America should lose 50 accomplished
performer and so true an artist
Mis-, Anna Brasdu contributed % the pleasures Of the
afternoon fs, songs by schunauu and schubert Thus
The whole concert WAS ~ good taste.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
Nrw-YoRH's SECOND BENcH-sHOW

PROSPECTS, OF A SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITION.
The managers of the second annual bench
show of dogs to be hcldiu Gimovcs Garden, May IT, -,
lG and IL congratulate themselves over the promised
succcs OF the exhibition The entries for all except ion
crn dogs closed Tuesday last but space has been pre-
served for all that posted prior to the date Of cios
Ing The animals fOm abroad are expected 10 arrive IN
few dAys when the show arranged FOR this year
the managers determined that distinction should be
made between native and imported sporting dogs This
excited much criticism in various quarters and was
redctcd that these CLASSES would be deficient Yet the
opposc has proved true for the entries OF sporting dogs
nrr decidedly better than those of last year.
In many other points, u Is SAID. the second viii slrpasS
the first ng-Show. Many inferior animals were
entered last year. The owners of these have
tlred 81 Taying entrance fees and never recciy-
lv my prizes. Then, too, last year professional dog
breeders were strongly represented nut this Tune cY
Ly, r,cd 10 enter many or their animals. The major
0gs Tor pleasure sport, or organizations similar IN
puruo,e and style to the Westminster Club, under
whose auspices the Ncw-lork bench shows have been
conducted There 9iO entries. The pointer class IS
strong and the Gordon ana Irish settlers classes
and there /, apparently end OF foN-hOHds, tONter-
rlcrs (Which rare last Nc1I cOlts, buI.tccilcrs,
SK,cs OF tho Yorkshire and pug classes puES, scotch
terriers an edible dOy from China and Russian blood
hounds II IL said that choice dogs were roi'Oncd
h itIon The animals Wl generally be In glass cases.
The smallest dog Will not wei IA two ounces the large
VIII weigh over two huLdI,d pounds. owners VIII be
allowed 10 lead their dogs into the ring arrange
urnt which gives much 50 slacIOn Tor an animal never
appears so well as when with It's md,tcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
p r. BARNUM, ADVANCE CAR.

The advance car of p. T. Barnum's great
eat show on oarth exhibited, Saturday at COmmu-
nipaw 1t Ia very brilliant externally and conveniently
arranged internally It's length Is s1lytwo feet over
NIL with ny-lour ieet body On either side is Mr.. Bar
NUNS portrait, heroic size; on one side, sup
ported In heraldlc style by lion ond hOness.
rampant while all about plunge, creep or
stand animals OF The arctic tropical regions. with
backgrounds Of cebergs palms. The other side shows
the picturesque street pageant and the various feas
of the trained Ukraine and Trakcne stations. huge
golden eagle here spreads his protecting wing Bar
NUNS head Inside three compartments, the first
fitted with long desk. with dra wers for electrOtype
cuts. showbs, etc. and large receptacle for holding
several barrels or paste the business Office, with AXm-
carpet aud velvet dyan, IN tho centre, and the
sleeping room, with six double hunks, Is at the other
end The ttngs Of ash and cherry. The entire cost
$4,000 Tie car which is arranged for either broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
FAREwEILs TO SUMMER TOURISTS.

The five steamships which sailed for Europe
on saturday carried ont an unusual number OF pa'seu-
gers At least 900 people gathered 70 witness the de
rorturc of the CITY Of Berlin which were the mem
beers OF more's Band. They we're escorted TO the boat
by the Governors Island Band Locschs Band, Boes-
w!ld's Band and companies Of the 22d Regiment.
The appearauco Of tho band, about 4 =. m, was IN"
signal for loud applause The band goes to Paris to take
mari In the musical contest ut the Paris EApOsllol aud
viii siye n series OF concerts abroad .
ON board also were the mcmbcrs Of the Australian
r,,cl.t Club who had arrived in the morning by the
ovrrnud train from san Francisco on their way TO Lon
don They were attended 10 The boat By the 81 Georges
CrirEct Climb Among the other passengers was Miss
Imma C. Thursby, who goes 10 Europe Tor % summer
VACATION and will return in the Autumn Nbho abroad
lhe will snp only once-at tho Philharmonic concert In
I"nJon ON Nav %. Donald q. Mitchell, better known
~ TX Marvel" and A. a. Cohen, one OF the weknOWn
r,iIrnod men of San Francisco, were also on board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
rune OPINION.

BIZ. s. J. Tildon cOntemplatcs moving To
NasG.rgfau D. 4 nC Val rIA thc #hc House ifOh &C
ouisIc.-i Cincinnati Enquirer OemJ
After partisan passion has spent It's force
calilny bias icd out 80 be- found that The pres
ems House fai performed great pubic seryice.-Nasn-
heton Poet C)emJ
IL was rather expensive, but on the whole
believe that the House 81 REPRESENTATIVES 5 the very
safest place fa the interests Ot property and tAe
community concerned, Tor Mr. Wright 10 maze q
speech Philadelphia Press (iepb
That Mr.. Grow Is the fayOrite of the masses
IL apparent he who read 10 wherever lie
Roes. aud m section OF tins Commonwealth is tbs
sentiment stronger than IN Philadelphia, where The
elasses outsoken IN his fdyort AOntrose (Penn)
Republican Qtcp1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06

The Government agents who have been in
vestigatng tie subject of actual and invoice tare on
sugars. have now examined seven out of the fifteen
selected for and report that one cargo
they found difference OF coo pounds in favor 81 the
Government, and that the Two cargOes there was
difference OF CT ia pounds Orders have been issued
Surveyor il is less than schedule tare.
Surveyor Merritt said. yesterday: TO ascertain
actual tare per OF the invoice Is examined ex-
cept in where the hOgsheads uneyenly. The
system has in operation for week and has
been found 10 be greatly TO the the Govern
ment. The sampng shows gain Of from four to fifty
five pounds per bJgshead."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
TIE RIGHT WAY TO PUT IT..

The Republicans of ohio have work on
hand too serious TO allow diversion and distraction 10
mister or to give vent to The spite of personal
di-uuuouturuf-. THE uE. mess I'D hand u 10 restore
The Nutuug House 90 Representatives. 10 the control OF
m, prop', ap pr, served the G., public from Democratic
secession. The. who are NOT heartily Tor tins M"k az
,rauuuut $50 others .luHd stand aside and DE Them
Selves ignored. 1Irv who place their personal di-an
monument. first, uud Who desire go btubutlh ascr"d-
,ugy unless tine, an, ,ar machine. AMI dispense
tac patronage are uul, uuialmcuts I'D tins campaign
question oi election of Preside u has ANY business
iu tliS1amplir. MI I,,, is edged to single term,
and thereto r-uuu luatpu LtyLt tu make
lu desire u have thr party committee Co ham. II De- TOO
soon presidential scheme. None should DE al
la. In .flf, D. Loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
NOT AFRAID OF COMNUNIsM.
srrn. - MI II,.sIss.s. IH.sfgg

THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE dcyOteS q Whole
rr,. de- tn m, cghnrate article from The pen oi Angus
rms Maverick dpsi sucd TO show TIE great StiIut
n9l I'M tpcsr lcts To Justify vigorous me IsuIes To en-
i,r Inc worn I'm men Of this country As 10 Che utterly
on .chi,vous aud destructive character OF !esc s
H. lint there is no danger that these theories
,yi take any vide or permanent hold OF me "oIAhs
-iirit of ouf I'M ituiOHs, and are TepuisN" 10
H. io.tiDlts 1pd the common sense Of free people
q.p., r,'.t only as cuhcmcral anomalies under thc
',,si, aud cvrpn ioua conditions Of general lhduS
fI,I SION ana can take root IN orr soil, WINCH
-uuru- Ihnm Y. n ha--M- nuN pOIsUnOus CAOuC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06

produce enough live The Government should have
control OF the land and divide il the people The
present generation were not the children OF God but OF
oppression for the institution of marriage was one IN
which woman was slave The remedy was I'm free love,
where every child would be provided for by all and
every woman and man likewise.
Mrs. Anna VI. MiddebroOS, splralist said that the
Government committed crime IN enforcing dleness upOn
tramps and providing them with work. As the mar
rage laws stood the wife slave. The only
salvation for mankind was female suffrage.
The convention will continue it's sessions to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS.

Vernon X. Stevenson, jr, real estate broker,
has been adudicated a voluntary bankrupt His abili
ties arc 600 and assets consist OF real estate not
the mortgages and open accounts amounting TO
II 300
AlthOf Bergman Co., toy importers, propose COM
promise at 80 cents the dollar with Endorsed notes at
one, eight and twelve months.
Heter & Cans manufacturers Of umbrellas, have re-
ceived the OF nearly all their creditors to COM
promise at 80 cents Oh the dollar
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SOUND SENSE.
r-on ~. p 1919 C.m-nersiaI GazeYe.

FTOIn T5e PrgbUI1 C1Ha !tTcIHI Wa1''''' , r
II will be very agreeable to the peOlle u
Congress " IN pnt aside al attempts IL Weakch nc u
forts OF Secretary sherman toward resumption. We 10
not include IN this remark the idea OF stopping tne re-
fireI.nt OF rcaunaris, as think resumption can ne
rsacbcd win the volume Of greenbacSs rs they now
arc But IN other particulars let nm alone we nay
ma sod through he struggle necessary 10 rtsulpu"n
aud IL wOnld be utterly foolish TO throw away me result
whether the plan adopted for reaching rcsumPion "o
;e bcst * moi row question. II has been carried 1u
Inc uoiu az rcsumiug. and now, having endured tno
l5l En- Ict us reap the advantage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
NlDlIGHr WEATHER REp0Rr

WAgNGIoS. May &. ! Il. m.-Thc barom-
etc, l1- rls.a ~ tae Atlantic s'atss after having fallen
decidedly H tAc Middle slaIes. The lowest pressure IL
u.H ot'r jLs Lake region, bW falling barometer prevails
E..f OF geo T-,i.-.pN. Westerly winds, clear cca
Iur weather prevail ~ the Middle ANA Spuih Atlantic
-'t.r-. south and southwest winds, warmer clear
Nt-thnr prevail .i The OHIO Vale. the Northwest the
-I.tvc-t a. Gee Lteo gou. lAr ia oIuccr h4s fo.
decided uu TIE California Coast.
Indications.
For Monday tu The Middle and South Atlantic States
tIt Ui i-, uuu Icuuprst aud the o. iu valley the
tpcr Mississippi aud Lower Missouri valleys station
aN. followed D! ibln" barometer, warmer. sOdth and
Vet wind. cng or partly cnuiy weather ana possibly
J.e.a Ia local Tain. 4u the Northwest aad southwest
TPiNNI LOCAL OBSERvhrlDvs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06

A PROFESSIONAL OPINION.-IOung squire TO
old hunt~maul: Well, Ben. what do you thnk about
Wal Z" Ben Well, sir, | ccount 10 think the En-
ucror OF Russia has more country than he can hunt
properly and he ought not to be allowed an inch moreP
professor elOqucntly holding forth to the
Junior Rhetoric class one uf It's members on tic back
s.ut, eT e0queutly holding forth 70 her nelgbor
Professor: beg pardon, Miss A., believe inter,
rlpted YOU" Miss A.: ION, no, not all; L had
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LATEST snip NEfS.
ARRIVED..........

AERINED.....-...-...... ....-."hAf ..
steamship Santiago de Cuba, CrOwe. Havana May j,
with mdsc. and pass 10 ". +. clyde & Co.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN, May 5.-Tho White star Line steamship
Britannia Capt Perry, New York april - for Liver.
pool. rigua,d OF CrOoAhayen at $50 o'clock TINS
evening.
TLc imau Live steamship City Of Montreal Capt Brooks.
from April - Tor Liverpool arrived here at $50
O'Clock This morning
PLYMOUTH. May j-The Hamburg.American Line steam.
shp Wi,land Capt HeJch, from Ntw-lOIk April 70 Tor
Hamburg. arrived here TODAY.
For other Sh,D Yelrs Thtri PEIs.l
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pRoUT-eunday May & IN Brooklyn Anna Iowndes wife OF
Inu1thop 'FRONT.' formerly Washington CITY, IN the bOth
OF her -. r-.ok
iyn m csily Nav = az D. Friends are requested 10
send no flowers.
In Workers on the 9Th inst, winthrop Saer, IN
fsnt son of William Florence H. stang aged year.
lp of his grandfather l. e Clark 10
cuar nm ave. II Tuesday. 1th inst at O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06

,o,o, ,a, more reliance should be placed on the lntc
let int authors and publishers i've 70 S 10
H. cprvciolahc examining 50 often altenPt.1, ~
schools should be replaced by more heai'hy anu i'7'
afNf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06

4 soc. Carpet with Carpet Lining under II viii ouWear
n CARPET without IT, USe Cotton and Paper only that man
uiacured by the American Carpet Lining Company Now
YORK and Boston For sale by all carpet dealers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06

find Republicans anywhere ready TO drop their pahner
a ~ nothno trnpting on the other side. The record
and tendencies nf the Democracy reptl thinkug .nu
patriotic men. With the character and bunders 81 We
No Republican where can desire or tolerate tae
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save SOHODONI, that wears the wreath.
Patents, Trnde-marks, Labels. Caveats and Foreign
Patents secured iree advice given AZ the office OF 1.-The
scientific News" s. II. WALES SON, No. ~ sprueesI
New-ior<.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
Business il dull

Business is dull Try stock speculation Thousands OF
dsaTs ar made from investment ~ one hundred
send to Alex FrOtmg CHAM * Co. brokers' No II NaoL,
y y, for their Weekly Financial Report. sent iIee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
WHY REPUBLIcANs WILL WHY.

We ought to carry the next House of Rep
resentaiiyes We ought 10 make such a characterization
throughout the NORTH - Will show that the Republican