davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily gazette., 1878-10-07
Telephone Concert.

On Saturday afternoon VIM. L. West-
brook, manager of the Western Union
Telegraph Company in this city, gave a
telephone piano concert t. his telephone
customers. The piano performance took
place in Mr.. Westbrook's house, No. $40
West Third street, and was transmitted
by wires to all the business offices N the
city where the telephone is in use. The
sound was correctly transmitted il every
particular, and the concert was generally
enjoyed throughout the city.
Ornamental.
j. & j. N. Harman, No. 410 King
street, have had the front of their furni-
ture warehouse handsomely ornament
ed with gold. 1t is now one of the larg-
est and handsomest glass fronts in the
city. A whole suit Of parlor furniture
may be placed in one window and suit
of chamber furniture in the other. Their
assortment of goods is very large and
handsome.
"Fritz" AT the Opera House.
About eleven hundred persons were
present at the Opera House on Saturday
evening, to witness the performance of.
X. Emmett in his NeU Fritz. The per-
formance was excellent throughout es-
pecially of Mr.. Emmett, who In fact is the
whole play. He was repeal edly applaud
ed, and the play was thoroughly enjoyed
by those present.
Police Cases.
The following cases have been disposed
of by Mayor Almond, at the police station
since the report of Saturday:
Two cases of disorderly conduct, each
of the parties being required to pay the
costs, and give 5000 bail to keep the peace.
Ten dIunks with the usual penalty of
80 cents and costs completed the record.
Bonded.
VIM. j. Morrow, the recently elected
Registrar of the Water Department has
entered upon The discharge of his duties,
and has given bonds in the sum of S10,-
600 for the faithful performance of the
same, His bondsmen are Geo. w. Bush,
DIR. John p. Wales, WIN. McMenamin,
DIR. Joseph II. Tantum and Isaac c..
Pyle.
Not Correct.
The report that the Washington Fire
Company of this city would receive the
Washington Fire Company of Consho-
hocken, Pa, on the 22nd inst, is incor-
rect. The company of this city. expects
receive the company fromC mConshoh0ck-
er, but not on that date.
Greenback Meeting
A special meeting of the National
Grnenback Labor Party will be held this
evening in National Hall, corner of 9Th
and Walnut streets. All are requested
The daily gazette., 1878-10-07

sehis,1,a"'e "'es' OF New York, speak
4 tW''oInc Wmn u, talent of the Hebrews
4 bo,I ie' Nodjeska and Rose Ey-
W., "oIn =, ]ewesses and that Lester
|dr,caai.. i.u"ln Booth are both of
brIno1 ut, : Rachel was also aJew-
blDe s., ""'son was of Jewish
has S"llelder, the tavorlte in
brse a Nv eorellgionist, offenbach
actor oS osWeSS, ', and Levinsky, the
k his na,' 'ne Vienna Burgh Thea
Eea M, n1a'n name indicates, also one Of
b.. tba Dp,e' p, The Times overlooks
Rpl ,Jo,a,l 5re ar,rleStidigitateur, and Geo.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-07
Fine Singing.

At ST. Mary's Catholic Church, last
evening, a class of twenty-fourr young
ladies' and gentlemen who have peem 9s,. n re-
Kavanaugh, made their first public effort
and SAM Inc Gregorian Vespers in splen-
did style. A young man named Walters
aiso one of Mr. Kavanaugh's pupils, also
made his first public effort, and rendered
90, Salutaris, !" in really excellent man.
ner.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-07

\ A. l. HUNTER, of Virginia,
4 ''o columns and a-half fine
cue louisville Courier-Journal
W 'ne Greenback hsresy. He
|, way "a OF summing up "W e
'He experiment of a currency
1, " De convertable into specie
tt'' Failure, inequality and dis.
\ \ attended the trial. Give us
4 1. On public credit, in which
\ u Interested, based ON receiy.
y '..l public dues, as proposed by
!. sS'uilaa' John c. Calhoun, and
':.elll relief will be afforded +,
The daily gazette., 1878-10-07
Greenback Meeting

A special meeting Of the National
Grnenback Labor Party will be held this
evening in National Hall, corner of 9th
and Walnut streets. AL are requested
to attend, as business of Importance Will
be brought before the meeting.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-07
THE MIGHTY DOLLAR.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Florence will aps
pear at the Grand Opera House on the
night of Saturday, Oct, 2tih, IN thelr
popular drama, Tine Mighty Dollar"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-06-26

Advertising VIII gain new customers.
Advertisingwill keep old customers,
Advertising literally always pays,
Advertising begets confidence,
Advertising shows energy,
Advertising shows pluck,
Advertise and succeed,
Advertise or ''bust,"
Advertise often,
Advertise well,
Advertise
Here.
IF YOU
Want cook,
Want a clerk,
Want partner,
Want situation,
Want servant girl,
Want to buy ranch,
Want place to board,
Want to sell or buy property,
Want to sell groceries or drugs,
Want to sell dry goods or carpets,
Want to find customers for anything,
ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-06-26
NOTICE! /!

dblsR A WEEK IN YOUR OWN TOWN.
slDOO Reader. If you want business at
Which persons of either sex can make great
pay all the time they work, write for parttcu-
lars to IL HALLerT 4 Co, Portland, Maine,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06
GEonGE FEEDER IND mi corAE


Mr.. Charles Fcdcr, wcll-knOwn Jewish
clothlcr " Paterson. resides nj Clark and Smith
streets. lie has briglt-eyc1 little sou only q,
years old nnmcd George Washington Frder.
Next door to Mr. FODDER lives Patrick Coylc. the
conchman Of tkc widow for the lat" Charles
Danforh. Patrick who is a Catholic. has II
pretty littlc i-yrar-old daughter. named Gln.
Ever since the two children have boon big
enough to toddlc about. there has existed be-
tween them the mos; r"mrrhullc attachment.
If There oyer WINS such thins ~ love between
children ~ that age. the ncighhors say these
two babies wore IN love. They sprut tho rrontcr
part " their time in each others company. and
never scompd to br hnury unless thcy were to-
Krihrr lu their childish attachment lnr zach
other thrv wore of comparatively little trouble
a. their lrt MS. and were, allowed Ia h. to,.ohnr
~ much ~ they wished. The extraordinary
affection of the children has hrcn talked about
by the nriIhhors, and their future union often
Yesterday morning. one ofthc children being
MISSED from home longer tlau usual. th"
mother stated FOR the n"Nl door. expecting TO
ma mo rlild thrr". ~ r-uyl Bui Sh" wns sur
prisod to- lcnrn TINT her child WIS not only not
there. hut that the mother Of the other child hud
Thought all the time ilui hrr little uur was in
the other house. Tho two mothers. in alarm,
hogHn tu s'nrch tho n"ighhorhood. hu IN vain.
Not the least truce If tho missing rh ilrnn couid
t." found. Then the fathers WERE sent for and
they hogan to extend their search further.
At"ra long hunt the missing children were
It'uUfl NlN-b b'ul'NlnE 70 flNEf SUM- III Illf'
FRI" Railway depot waiting for the cars. The
littlr ones had no driintr programme laid out.
except 10 stick together. AMI they seemed TO
think that they would ID" carried som"whor" II
they only STAYED long enough nthr depot They
scrmcd to ~ hacl, home willingly enough.
in loss than hull an hour. and while the
ncighhOrS were vet laughing over the clop"-
mont. the children wrr" missed n.Gin, and
this time the search for thcn occupied much
longer time than before. For two ur thrcr
hours the parents hurried anXiou-ly in rvory
direction. Nothing had been seen NJ the clil-
drru ut the Eric depot. and the anxiety ~ Tire
s'Hrchrrs increased. Finally some person was
found who hnd sren two children answcriu- D..
tho description Of IN" missing ONES tOddling
along hand in hand through Main street. - long
distance from hom". The parents were quick y
ON thCir track. md this time the little RUNWAY ;
w,rr found IN the Delaware. InrkuwnnuH and
Western Railroad d'pct. sitting. ~ before. in
ono scat and waiting for a train. This time
they were tukcu home and put under close
surveillance. Tho Eric depot * NOT over n
third ~ n mile from the children's homes. but
the other depot Is fully mile and u quarter
AWAY. and Is reached 10y II roundabout route.
with several corners 10 turn and the canal 10
cross. II is not known that either Of tho chill
drcn had ever been there bcforc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06

ST.. PAUL. sept. 5.-Over 10000 persons
were assembled on the fair grounds to-day. all
anxious to sec Rarus trot against time.
The first trot was the Minnesota breeders Of
Colts Stakes. for thrcc- ycnr-ulds. II was won
by Rochester in two straight heats. Time
2ja'i, $3.50. Rochester is by Abdnah. by Gold
smiths Ahdullnh.
The sroond irot. for the 2:22 clnSs. brought
out Woolford T.. driven hy John Splun: Dam"
Troi. Badger. Girl. AMI Kitty Cook. The trot
was won by WuuliOrd H., who took th" first sue
und. and fourth heats. Tmc-2:1j 2:2j's.
2.2i. Dame Trot took the third heat in - p.
When liarus r"n"hcd the track he WINS Loudly
chccred. There was some trouble IN getting
the word FOR the first heat. the horse breaking
twice. but when hc Eot oil he troitod sQuarrly.
rra'hing the quarter in 81 seconds. tie halt IN
l1l's, tho thrno-duariers IN lil,. and III"
mile in 220. The crowd broke over the funrc
in the homc~tretrh to welcome the horse. and
much enthusiasm WIS displayed.
l,arus started promptly on tho second hent,
trotting evenly. Tie reached the quarter IN % d.
the half in :u9 D.. the thrcc-uuartcrs ia III q.
AMI the mile in ZIG
The third heat was troitol amid much confu-
sion. caused 10y tn Efforts ~ the immense crowd
to see the horse. Rarus pissed the quarter in
30 the hnlf III :us. the thrcc-uuartcrs in ~.
ana the mile in 2:l6's.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06

BArCllEIOR-GIE NtN -Ou Nu- q. NJ the British o.
gntnn Lima. AMI Subs QurutN at the Imperial Gcrulan
legation. lf the a. kru.lm Nfu-huin chaplain 10 his
Eminrucc Cardinal Manning, Archbishop OF wcsmin.
~rr. George Aulrw Nttririnr u' London Lima ana
Rausnon. to Nat, Maria Gurrin At New YORK. L. ; \.
BROOk>-llt rlON --On Tuesday. sept 3. at the
Church OF II John the baptist. b. Tho r. y y T. Corn
wall, u u. Henry Brooks to Ida Hutton all Of this
fERRl~-NoTAGGNRT On The "a inst ut the resi-.
lruy. 90 the hrir', parents. hy m" Rev q. Lawson.
". Hawkins Ferris. DR. n New York tlty. Emma 4.
Nctagg u 81 NrnnAlvu. y :
NilIEE-NNllIill~- ON rucsdn'. sept .. nt the
residence eff rr bride. plr"ut.. o., the Rev Dr James
Cnrrhr. Franri, " Miller cot BrnoAlvu a. MARY L1usc
-rnnd laurhtrr Row land " Griinths az this CITY.
Mll.iS-Q' lMHl ON TUESDAY, s"ut g, At orange,
hV tn So, Dr = 4 Adams. Minnie I. daughter
ol Edward T. yutnItN. tu Charles j Mills
Elr-NANLEN -un tho ~ inst. NJ The residence
Of iiruh Hunter, f., lons Island titv. hv tio Rev.
rrnc-t Guifwilrr. ncndrck. Ncit Of Ncw nruusvick.
i o. Mary laNiua. daughter o the late q. Voorhees,
NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06
YESTERDAYS TURF EVENTS.
MOLLIE M'CfRTHT IN MINNEAPOLIS
IND R.fRUS IN ST ran.


MrNNEAPoLIs, Sept. 5.-1'hc chief attrac-
lions " the third day OF the Western Circuit
wcrc the race for the Minneapolis cup. in which
Mollic Mccarthy started. and the stallion trOt
for the divided purse OF t2.OO0.
Tho first event was the trot for tho stallion
stakes; 81 600 to FIRST sGOO to second and slo0
to third horse Wooiord Mnmhrino. SCOTS
Thomas. Boncscttcr and Indianapolis started.
The trot WIS won by Woplfnrd Nambrinp in
thrcc straight heats. Time, 2:2l't. 2:23'r
2:22t.
The sport wound NJ with the two-and- quarter
milo struggle for the Minneapolis cup. the Hsso-
citation 10 add sjVl Th"re were i've starters
Mullin Mccarthy. Cnlnl. Governor Neptune. Bin
Dillon and loo Mcmahon. Muilc Mccarthy
bounded To- the front ut the start hut weakened
ut the end uf the first mile when Governor Nrb-
tune tonk the lrnd and kept 1t throughout the
rncr. The Other horses all pnsscd Mollir No
Cdrthy ia succession. Governor Neptune won
the rurc 10y sixth lcugths in 1901. BIZ Dillon
second. Cllnz third Joe Mcmahon fourth, and
Molhc Mccarthy NTH. The winning morse Is
owned by Isaac staple. II saltwater.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06
Mn. UOOD'S COMMITTEE.
Patriotic Omcehoidrrs ISpiniuinE how the
Custom House should he Run.

Thn Uon Tnruondn Wnod vns Tho onIv
NV ii'"' 49, '''
member Of the Committee OF ways and Means
prosent Yesterday n; the investigation Of the
r,,.,.,,, n, p.stl, VI. wo,Jso,Ur tool.
custom iivua'' i-94' ~ "".'' S"' ~ '"'N-
son 5. schultz The oil 'chOldcrs who We're
.,xnmined w,re rnthcr chary about Offering
NJ. D., h,,,. ,b..ir ,r,rL n,ar Ia, ,.or
formed in a better and cheaper manner, but
signilrd their willingness To answer any qucs-
-, T.. tl..,,
uohs pu' 70 mum,
Mr.. Richard Wynkoop. Deputy Cole tor 81
the Fourth Division described thew IN which
vessels OMAN 'ott'h'a,'s OF registry ma inc
Information upon which the certificate Is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06

NEW York. Thursday. Sept. 5.-Thoro wero
u" frc- ANNALS ~ beet cattle No demand fpr the stock
held over from Yesterday nni there nothing d,ing
IN The Nurl- nfe.-ri hrrf had % call ut ja6c r r..
Tor frNns sides. and 7~- fnr npuvr du
Receipts 90 calves were 80 honi and the market
easier except for chtirr ,cHls transactions were so
&C. r n r mills 'o ,rls anl 3ii,e for grn.scrs. hut.
trrUtlt cai'rs. nrd missed lots
h.c.ip, O" sheep amt liul's wrrr 1 CIR loads. W
7trii head Sheep wru steady u ais % &C. r n lambs
cl.irr at tisr1 with the Ices. sold ~ 81 oBc
Receipt. OF hos 2Nl1 lrid ear oads ui which werc
snd alive ~ Si7i9fd r ipn MS and the market closed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06

matter before the proper AUTHORITIES. Mr.
CLARKE says In his vap"r: such brutality
should i"' crnsurcd hy the imm"linte
dismissal " the uufccling offender. and we
hnr' iiHt the matter viii ID" promptly attended
o. without frnr AMI without favor and wc de-
Wnpd ~ th" representative " the British Gov
crnmon,. whose subject the patient is II fun in
yp-ttvntipu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06

PROVIDENCE, sept. 5.--ln Narracansctt
Park to-day the unfinished trot in the 1913 class
was won hy Dick Moore in two heats; timc.
Pa 2:2ii. Trnmpolinc takes second money.
sooner tnird. NidHir fourth. Rain setting in
IA" programme for this afternoon was post
pnnnl untll tD-mNrrnW.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06

s. Richmond Hcllv Richmond city Point and Norfolk.
- Neptune. Berry. Boston.
- Denmark. Williams. London.
- Ausn. Webster. Gunnive~
- STATE Louisiana Johusionc Glasgow Aug. 81 and
I.nrue 9Ntlt
- John Gibson. Chichester Georgetown, ID G.
Bnrk tnucurin. pncirihuslf. Limerick
harm Tommy. lluliz bordeaux
Btrk GNuiher. O~tluni truu-lndt
BARK pruieuiit. Ir~ull>rn. Plymouth.
Hark ". Williams. Leghorn
Hrie Catherine. Boutru = cinu
Bfi- sullivan. Perry Trinidad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06

ocircus i. now considered complete unless IT has an
enormously nat woman an side tent AS barnum has
e greatest show earth he of course has the latest
woman Yet u the thousands OF curious people VINO
Annually visit this muusrusiN few ever lrrrl that r
ohrsity is disease luui very recently tncre wn' n"
known remedy for TIM abnormal conditions Allan
Ami Fat has proved moro ctc 1ciuus than even the moot
shngulnc hopes Of It's dl-cuNVirr nat nnullm!rd ~
lis use even Barnun's tat woman could be- reduced Ia
graceful and even delicate proportions sold by drug
atal.-1A-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06

GRrrNroET. l.. l.. sept. j.-In n terrible thun-
der storm here thi, morning three residences were
struck hy iishinin. ho passed down the chimney of
icok'. hous' in Ea>t Marion DESTROYED thn chin.
Ntt. tore nl f'ir blind. amt window curuc'. boz The
ku itu stunned She ifuitlt who were sttfg
through which o. nt.sod. hul ended h' da.iu- tho vcll
uuu go flrrts lhr other hDu-. struck were iuse OF
j Cook rni II mr., SrhoonmnNcr In uic.c cases the
LINLl-N W. sI.lI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06
1TfRINI: INTELLIGENCE.

htNfsrrnf ALNANAC-rrtts nAr
sun rises. ~ sun 'ts q - Moon sets. II 10
uiau wArfn-riis DAY.
sandy Hook. rs io, Island ~ Hell Gate. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06

PovGHKErrsIr. Y. Y, Sept. s. The storm
continues and Tia" races are again postponed.
There will boz thrre contests for Friday and
three for saturday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06

PORT JERyIs n. y. Sept. 5,-The severe rnin
storm OF yesterday was the OF several slides the
Delaware and Hudson Canal between this place and
MOng Aun Sullivan County two being over MY feet
10 length Navigation wal be stopped for several daya
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06
BRUTALITY BEYOND BELIEF.
gaming n British >cnmnn II Month IN the
urnd House white Yet Aiivc- rlncine Tvs
,.frn 9rsIdc slim white san tonsciou>.
aud UcnNiny Tim Medicine and water.

KY Af-F. I Il. AUX ~ "fT''ilt' N''N'
dpo llE ~rS printed an extract from the ,
1,spcf newspaper ot this place mixing |
u ..- OF i'.c aros-"-i brutality rEainst SUR
rs., ,.urra, o., the United states Mar ne Hos
rn,lai t..- port anil bis brother. steward of tho
,,.,, IL. '.tuiiun. These charges have been /
unstant.atcd hy anldayiis of various citiz"ns /
# Oh. town nrl employees IN tnr hospital. to-
..iher presenting ~ record ol such shocking
,cnrav on ihn uar; &c thcsr officials that 1t
s,rms impossible civilized men could bc guilty
81 it,
sN months aux Michael Noonan. steward Of
hc British bark Mary Jane. was received into
hc hospital. IT, paid. for n time at least. 81 Il
iv ior treatment 80 intervals he was dr-
ncutod. but j no time, according to the icst-
nuny of the nurses. was he violent. On the
IL OF July last he dlcl. Reports OF the brutal
.ratment Of this patient had gone abroad and
stipulation Of citzcns. headed 10y Mr. Charles
IF Clarke. editor VI tho Despoich. visited the
hospital TO inquire into them. There according
b Mr. Clnrkcs affidavit Just made public.
they found Noonan lying upon "aworn out
and filthy mattress. placed ON the hard floor.
md covered with rag of mosquito netting
still more Nfhy than tlr mattress. Upon hitting
the rig from Noonan thcy found him to bc
alive md breathing. although with difficulty.
but apparently conscious. n his eyes wcrn
open. and tu dcponcn;'s best belief. expressed
Intelligence"
Further inquiry showed that tho room in
which Nounan was lying was used ms tho dead
house of the hospital and that ,herc the man
bad been kept FOR month or moro. This WIS
cruel enough. hut. ON sal further inquiry. it
vas found THAT two DAYS before the mans
icath. the steward. Murray hrd brought into
no room and placed by the side of tho
4,.., Yt.f1in Arsl.fitull
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06

NEwlRK's MirrrrD cnI1DEHv.

BosToN. Sept 5. Tho Beacon Park races
were asain postponed "u account oith weather.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06


A. we have arcniy seen. the balance II trade
In the last thir" VrnrS ia favor u the United
States i- slSs jS2.i3a. or IN average OF moro
than SlGO.mn ,uuu q Year.. Tho halanrc Of tiadr
th" lu-t year 10 compared with thHt VI the two
vcHr- next l.lorc the Iunir shows a gain IN
luNor ~ ihr United states, M one year. OF over
siun nnnOun.
1t is i,lt necessary that should dwell upon
the impurtnn'" Of this favorable state OF the
balance ~ trade. Balances must be- settled In
cuei-in she money # the wurl. The enter
prise. 90 our business mon reach out tO all
parts of the world oar agri 'ultural and mun-
uiariurrd products more and moL' seek and
Ind their market ina foreign countries. The
commerce" of nll parts Of il" world. bound To-
grturr mnrf than ever before hy steamships
rai.rnud-. Hud telegraph. is So connected that IL
must hn conducted ON the same principles aud
rs tur sg,ur Observation-Disclosures by all who take
part 10 o..
Mcc'unoi II we would. We should not II VIZ
could. ISOLATE ourselves from the rest oi the
commercial world. In ali our measures Tor tho
imirny"nlrut II our financial condition we
should remember that our increasing trade
with = li;h America and with the pld World r..
uuirr- that our financial system shul he based
on uriu 'ipIr- who's" sOuNinV-s and wisdom ARE
sunrt TONED hy the universal experience ana the
general Judgment nf all munkiud With di-
mln shed and stili diminishing public burdens
81 debit. expenditures. and interest. with an i'm
proved condition of currH ncy and foreign trade,
We may we'll hope that we are ON the threshold
of better times. Hu' We must not forget that
the sur'~t foundation of 70 restored financial
prosperity Is "a sound constitutional currency
ana uu-tlncd nHtuual credit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06

Gravel, Gout and phcuma.n, which arc dangerous as
well a. painful witA Mia " Aasnesia. AL druggists
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06
Nnsintss Hotties.


Or !. \ SHERM AN appliance AMI curative retains
aui ours ~ fFl RI without the injury NJ truss
Pamphlet with rhu-rar ic lkrncsses Of eases before
AMI after cure mailed tor TO- OihcV. 2il Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06

SEruER IOLnOIu ,JISCHI BOOK of THE
- GENERA RIOS ol as tt,t Lu-,l frnu.nuuuu II
the ancient Jewish stur ul the hi' and siunlns to death
81 Irsus me Legitimate son ol MARY, about - Is G,
Puee ~ cents ID, NJ, Bennett, IA 5th u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06
Fan styles Fine SILK Hate. $3.50, worth ST.
Fine pcfhl,. Slno, worth as Is Ncw Church II, up
IRRIED.

KnoN's FAN STYLE SIIk Hat Issued To-day.
E-.--. =. III A--.-M .A --- -l-. ~ lL..rL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06
ir,NiN nisGItN 49,
OpDuoiifi'. - ---- -- Incr"I'c.


The total incrensc IN the value " agricul-
tural products exported from the United States
IN Tn year 1878 over til" exports ~ the year
ending June 30. 1868 amounts To- S2i3lIl2S2
or SG per cent. This is shown rs follows;
Domestic cNroit. ct agricultural products during the
Ntur- ending june 800
ISIS Iiil
l~f-. '- @i'
Increase ............ sg7t ~. -
Percent tee Of inc frasp. e'i rrNf
THO balance of trade ngninst the United States
In the five years nest before the panic was as
follows:
t-t .. siYi a~. rs, ~. ........ si~1 ~ ini
~ f~ ftlt L. n. ........... lNhIN--~
1874 s14NisIW
tetaliu i've wear. ........... s3't!usts7
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06

Each dollar OF paper currency Is now worm
9g'i cents in coin. uui m" total value ~ com ~
our uapnr currency il more than fGNl ,Olu!ul
that 81 coin. Coin ana lnper are nrleil'My
nhrrust Of each other. The urtuaion IN tho
value 81 the paper dollar has MT IN me last I'VE
months exceeded the fraction of cent.
The total incr'nso in the coin value 81 our pa
per currency since 1865 is about Sl11.ulln0O
Nothing connected with the financial annlrso i
the 0,nyrialnlrnt IL more interesting and JIM
strucive thnn the stntc Of trad" with i"rntu
countries. Tho exports from tG' United HlHt
larger tunn during uny previous year n thr
history oethe country. From IN" year lsOJ to
the year 1873 the net imports into me uhltrd
United Siatrs-the cNorss OF imports ranging
from $50 uOO. 900 TO SlS2OOO.UOO.
During tho years 1871 and 1915 the exports
and imports were about equal During tho
years ending juno 80 1876. II, ~, however.
tho domestic exports from the United states
greatly exceeded the net iInpnrts. tina aXGass OIL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06

LouI>,ANA STATE LOTTERY coNrAN

LOU iN'ANN STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
so po''ponomrut Tor amy rea.on Smith Grand Dis
trDuuon at NeW orlcan. sept H. 1857 prlcs amount.
ing tosllot0 Capital rrlc. s.non slooD. sou.
Sc itnVn tickets. two 90 dollars. halves. uuc 81
dollar Apply a. VI nArrulN. T. % nuN ,W.. Sew
orlrnn', ln or II l. rLl $3.50 Rroalvnv. Nrw YORK.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-02-01
1T HAS NO EQUAl
N~AS@1O- TS&
CAPTION

as there are number Of limitations offered to the
public we would caution the community to buy no
powders or Prepared SIMMONS LIVER REGU-
LAToR, unless in our engraved wrapper, with the
trade mark stamp and signature unbroken. None