davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
d NASTY MARRIAGE IND SPEEDY RE
PENTANCE.

A story Of marriage in haste and repent
anee at leisure told Inspector Thorae last night
at the Police Headquarters, by good looking German
woman, VINO came to this country few months ago.
Advertising for work, she was brought by chance To
matrimonial agency, kept by German in Willams-st
TIE result was visit, the next day from c'rpen
ter. named George Naumann. who made her al offer
marriage This discussed six bottles OF
beer and at length the consented and the
coupe vent to the house of the Rev Francis Schneider
No 1853 Allen At, and married On the next day
Monday OF last week Mr. Nnumann took his wife 10 bis
home No. Gas East sixteentn-s FOur children, tue
Oldest young map OF nearly twenty years, OF whom
had said nothing BEFORE received her. Before
the week out she reported OF her bargain, Inc
children were large and the work too hard She
told Inspector rhorbo night that Lad been mar
red whe the nhlen Of too much lager beer 70
permit the treO exercise OF her Judgment brief IN
yestlRa,ion OF the facts and visit tho Rev. MI
schn ideIs house, served to chow, however, that ner
oomDlaiut was unfouEded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
REPUBLICAN DISTRICT MEETINGS.

The first regular meeting OF the AAth
Assembly District Republican Association since the re-
organization was held last evening Brevoort Hail. In
Fifty-fourth-s committee, consisting OF the acting
officers and other members, appointed to pre-
pare ticket the primary election to be held next
wednesday Twenty-three names were added to the
roll OF mempership. making tho entire number 304
number Of Republicans Of the Win Assembly Dis
trct, WHO disapprove of the manner IN when they
say the regular Republican Association in the
dtstrct Is managed by aud in the interest
of John II. Brady, held meeting al Caie-
DOMAIN Hall last night The chairman. Enr
Ward stated their principal grievance to DO that MI
nr.dv arrogatea TO himself the control II the
assocation and that protect himself from cr tcsn
and rel ain himself IN power ne had al durrsn'
times arbitrarily stricken the names OF good Rrpubl
cans from tue roll Of meDlbers OF the association
Cbares " Hoaslev urged upon the meeting tne necrs
stv of taking decided action free the Republicans
lie district from power, which was It's e'h
gem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
OBITUARY.
CHARLES ROWLAND. NJ. d.

Or. Charles Rowland, of No. 149 Henry
st. Brooklyn oldest OF the practising physicians in
That city except one, died suddenly on thursday even
ing from paralysis of the heart He born AT Fair
neid Conn., In 1900. lie graduated from the Yale
Medical School 1924 ard proposed entering the Navy
Coming TO Brooklyn for that purpose his intention was
changed and he the active practice or medicine
He was accustomed say that at that time Brooklyn
began with Fulton Ferry aud ended at Concord-st, nut
he had lived TO 1t grow beyond all bounds HIS zeal
in ms profession knew limits aud he answered all
calls but would not prescribe remedies unless ne
deemed them absolutely necessary. For many years NJ
on =. was Al WASHINGTON and tssau-sts. H married,
I'm 1927 Mss MARI Belamy, OF Derby Conn; two sons
aud two daughters survive him. II 1888 he became a
member of the Kings County Medical Society whlch
relation he sustained until hs death. The funeral
services viii be held this morning, and the remains Will
he removed to his birthplace for Interment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09

secure money were eyaded and inquiries for the
brother at the address given revealed the fact that
no such number existed. The sisters were found to
be carrying away bundles and not returning with
them. aud one Of them moved to South Sixth-st.
found 20 be valueless The other members Of the
fsmiiy also established themselves AT No. s3 Souih
Sxth-si where one of the sisters. with the dogs,
was already living. Here they paid small amount
in advance. All gave accounts Of their wealthy re-
latiyes in this city and were liberal ia promises to
pay the money asked OF them, but put II of on
their boarlers were determined to che-t them. the
family ascertalned their character at the Wall House
To get rid Of them quietly was attempted. and py
the advice of an officer on Tuesday. when the
brother and two sisters out, the door was
locked upon them. Finding that they could not
get M the third sister went out with the dogs anu
Mas not allowed 10 Tetum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
PUBLIC OPINION.

We are glad that our county political affairs
look well they do since rs sign that we are
10 have better days. May they always cOniinue SO
That's the way they should be-lYazoo Herald Dull
dOziBg DemJ
When General Ewing begins examining
Statistics fOr campaign speech, be avoids as he would
a pesnlepce those figures which show that American
VOrkmen get twice much for their labor as those OF
France or Engand-IClncinnatu Gazette (RepJ
If entirely agreeable to the best citizens of
Yazoo Comfy Miss we would respectfully suggest
that they drop the letter from the name OF their
county and substitute for IL an b. " Ianoo County
would look beautiful in print and then
II would so sort the situation as II were.-
cleveland Herald tRep1
Sub resa, we will say that the Governor is
concealed al the present Saratoga, and cool
and watchfu detective might easily capture him on tIc
piazza Of the United States Hotel Some saDguine ones
think row, perhaps, that refer 10 DOrshemer ;
Others perchance. write him down Garrison n. Potter
His real namo is John H. Starin.-tDaily Saratoglan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
THE PEACH MARKET.

Receipts of peaches fell off yesterday; growers
seem TO have lost interest IN shipping common
grades that have met such poor averages us have
been returned during the past five days. Nine cars
went through TO New-England. FOrty-one half
filed cars and very Zig ltlv loaded steamer gave
sold early at 60475 cents for common 20 good crates
and 81 25 for extra. Baskets ranged from 6O365
cents for poor to plain. TO 1890 cents for seec-
t,ons-all Troths. A few CrawforPs Yellow brought
81 5O01 rs rs an early novelty. They were hard
and una tractive. New-Jersey stock has no settled
place, while Delaware surpasses II IN qusnty. sup
nliss for the week add up 13S, 900 baskets-an in
stalInent which indorsos the promise Of crop this
season that has never been exceeded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
AUsTTN CHURCH. NJ. y.

DR.. Austin Church, long and favorably
known In this city and Brooklyn died at bis residence
No IL South Oxford-st.. Brooklyn, on Thursday after
noon the OF eighty years lie was born at East
Haddam Conn., His professional training was obtaiued
in the Now York Medical School, chiefly by his eff
forts az he became orphan NJ an early age. He
prartised medicine in Ithaca. Rochester, Utica and
COoDrrstown In this State until 1882, when he began
manufscmring bi-cArbOuate of soda for baking Tur-
Dnscs and saw tn or that material tncrea-e from
one ton 10 so 900 wear. Dr. Church founded me
honse of Church q Co., IN FTOnt-st this city, which l.
now represented by his two sons. His golden wedding
was celebrated IN Brooklyn two ago For twenty
five We RS Dr. Church lived in this city, but during the
past gentyhve years his home has been I'm Brooklyn
His charities are well known in that city. The funeral
will take place to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
HARPER & BROS.


hIotIey,s Netherlands cheap edition BY John Lofa
ron Jofiy LII ID Dol. with portraits vols, Syo, vel
lam cloth paper labels, uncut edges aud glt 10 -
sold only iu sets
The Hous, of Lys: one Book ts History. tale. By
Major General ". q. Hamley 4to. paper 10 cents
The Lovers Tile. by Alfred Iennysoa 32mo. paper
lOcents; CiOtI. % cents
The Green Hand. A short yarn by George Cnpples
4to paper ID cents.
Labor and Capital Alles-Not Enemies BY Edward
AT a nsOn 32mO, paper. 20 couts cloth. 80 cents.
The Zulus and the British Fronter- BY Thomas In
cas OaltaIn late Cape Mounted Rifles 4tO Paper ~
cents. No. g in the Franklin square Library.
swift COngreye. Addison and steele By W NJ rhacS
From Lectures on the Englisn uuhorlst@' o4h9
paper. 20 cent? cloth 40 cents
Prior t.ny Pope H0gartn smoiett- Fielding, sterne
and BY " NJ inaCkcfdy. From " Lrcl ures %
the rngsn Humousts" Sumo. paper 20 conts CLOTH ~
8.
Impressions OF Theophrastu- such. BY George lsuot
nor Bede"" ROmOa" AiddleInarch' " Dan
lei Dernda" &C LIMO cloth. 81 % Also, sto, paper ~
ceuts
Lord Bacon By Lord Macauay. s2mo. paper 20 cents
clnEu 4 OcpurS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09

hair In IA ids Is uus eniir y 70 some
form ~ yenv.hvr per cent O the lumber
OF bald win hair BY ne OF
Cncur assisted Cutleura IL IL the mosg azrresOie
wei he most effective air restrer ever Droeea ~
nan IL IA Ileiici in truest the Wsri All
others ara xture sonoes drss None
but the specific medical properties that
enabe "A 10 cure itching and -csy diseases tha innAme
snd irrssts and air Rands md tubes causing
uafrs badgesA Medlum doss Of the cutcura r
VIII purify the sweat glands u the virus Of scrouons
uufnors permaent cure wnen taken Ia oOnnec-
tionw with the outward apple alton OF CuticufA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
CANDIDATE SMITHS LETTER

VIII the people of Maine accept the verbal
denial Of MI smith OF his own haDd Fting In view
OF this deua II is altogether probable that every voter
will have placed within bic reach fee smile OF thht
letter which viii enable every man TO Judge for him.
kef Mr. smtns tax OF forgery Is puerIe. Forgery Is
@ crime and a forgery OF this KIND eau be traced Dy
Grand jury and the guilty parties brought 10 justice
II Is not forgery. MI Joseph L. Smith wrote that let
ter Odd for Repn0ii san support lie not tDe hsi
political iuTl1guer who has been exposed by Letter
but ne is the nrs In recO eeti0n VINO has been so
foolish as 10 deny the treschery with which his letter
brands him IN the Greepbaek managers allow Mr..
Smith 10 be their candidate after these revelations they
share lis disgrace, for disgrace u Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
PEDDLiNG sEcoND-HAND CLOTHES.


There is nobody in this world so dreary and
undressing the helpless denagogue VINO goes ABOUT
peddnR the old clothes OF adefunct regime
Mr. Ewing, going up and down the earth with his rag
baby, giving weerying haraDgues 10 snow tn1t re-
tue best end OF the whole year past ought TO Know mat
be bigger bore 10 the voter than the nght
ming rod man. We cannot show him the door set the
dogs On him, because he bears a name venerae. We
feed him fresber cold potatoes than he car
yies with him, like tramp We only say TO him,
for Heavens sake wash and shave yourself reshen
~ little, that the very air shall not be niled WIN
stalls last years odors you pass By.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
FICTITIOUS PRETENTIoNs 10 WEALTH.

Another family of persons rho seek to live without
paying for rooms and board, by making pretensions
TO wealth, has made the seat OF Its operations the
Eastern District of Brooklyn. where the May family
Hourished some months ago, before going TO jersey
City. The new family consists OF brother and
three sisters of uncertain age, and two Spite dogs.
They first went to the Wall House, In Fourth-st.
TIL. brother ted himself as In business In
Nassa,,-st.. this city After remaining month the
board bill was paid but all subsequent attempts to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
MIDNIGHT WEA THER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Sunnnsis for The pasL "a hours.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 8, l a. m.-Generally
clear and weather has prevailed IN tne Northwest
aud Lake region. with northwest winds and rising
barometer The temperature has fallen slightly In the
GUT States, Tennessee and the ONO Valley with partly
cloudy weather. local rains, Increased pressure and
winds shifting uOrLhery Rain has prevailed In the
south Atlantic STATES with slightly cooler southwest TO
northwest winus. aud change Ia pr ssure. Cooler
partly CLOUDY weather prevailed IN NeN-England ana
the Middle Siate, with norherly Winds slight changes
m barometer, and light rams Un the coast
iadlcdftOis.
For New England, the hide STAGES aud Lower Lake
region partly CLOUDY and cooler weather winds mostly
from noItL 70 west, and rising barometer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
A FLAT FAILURE.
n It II a 10 VI
Nom The B'sgato Empress tRep.l


Heudrick b. Wright, the Pennsylvania Con-
gresham " no has been trying ga.n popularity by
Wandering 10 he supposed " be the desires OF
SommunistirSl element the wOrkingmen. has
mace so fiat aud contemplate failure that OF
t0odesty or manufactures would be aDashed aud
Eenced by IT, A rich man; professional I1an high
liver: of coarse hard, implying, unsy mpathetic IA
ture a N n OF small culture observation OF imaglna
ion he SHOWS AS little OF and feels htte FOR the
coudtop OF the working classes Of the country as man
Of bis nearly three-score aud ten years wei could Ills
pretence OF aid 70 them has been political clap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09

Cramps. collie, cholera morbus, sour stomach,
dI.rrrn. md dYseniery sfeedhy cured by DIR.
I.vnn CarminAtIve Bal-aa. IL removes al. OF
lie bowels iu els the stomach "a restores It's naur
actinn As a faDily remedy many AFT cfions OF the
bowrls prryaleD among children adnlts the sum
ref months II is especial RECOMMENDED, neing prompt
in It's operation. perfectly safe, AID easily admins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09

IN-MAcCRACKEN-on July %, At Hare-oonrt. Can.
ouburV Ioudon by he Rev. T. W. Aveing d. D. assisted
Sy he rev. 9. j. Austin. Of Bdport brother Of the
bridegroom Alfred Austin of London ktte, youngest
ia ter OF the late William Mac racker esq. OF New
York city.
ION Es-VAN ARsDA JE-Vn August g. 1872. by tho Rev
H. n Putnam, a. Wioughby LAKE, VI, the summer rosl
deace Of william Van ArsiRe Juhs G. Wan Arsdao ~
EDWARD SIanislaus Tones, Of Cecil County, Nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
NoMfNArIoNs IN sAY FRANCISCO.

BAN FRASCEoo, Aug. 8.-The Republican
Municipal Convention last night nominated b. p Flint
for Mayor and julius G. Green for Sheriff The Hon
orablo Bilks and Democrats sent In communication
asklng for a conference with view 10 combination
but il was laid the table Immediately without con-
si,lerali0n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09

= 4, uansaeld Ohio and also in Washington, and he
c,r ably and well. but he has never made one
co'lar our OF his position as public oihcer' We
70 a. mn ,.ie in his profession aud out OF bind anJ
sssa factory in oho IN which he has long mad an inter
49, gooi CITIZEN good husband. good brother, anu
thaf he vas a good son"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
CHARLES sCRIBNER,s Sons.

5 .
Cmsar. A sketch. By james Anthony FrOude. a. A.
vol crown svo CLOTH portrait graye Steel ani
smap ~ 80.
Life and Letters Oh Madame Bonaparie: by r. Ia
Didirr. | VOL l2mo, cloth. with Portrait 81 90
The Witchery Of Archery. complete Manual ~ Arch
cry nv Maurce Thompson. vol, small l-nO coti mus
trated. 81 80.
Thee Miss Crespigny Two new volumes Each VOL
cunts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
GEORGE w. CARLETON q 90,

Her Friend Lawrence A new novel Dy Frank Lee Bens
aici' author oI Z" My Daughter Einor." Cloth. 81 90
yyo of Us. decorative art novel BY Calsa IIaisey
Paper, 20 cents.
Ange. A novel by Florence Marryatt author OF
"I0ve's Conflict" &c. Pap r. 70 orntS
tnnid ON Crutches; or, one summer at Narragansstt
Pier. bound. price 10 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
HAC1IILLAN & Co.

The Macyey Napier Corresponds nee Edited BY his
son Syo, -
The Relations Of VI nd md Brain. By Henry Caller,
wood Il D. professor moral philosophy, University u
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
Is Life Worth Livlnsf BY ". IL MaOcE. author

"Ihe New kcpuDuc."
The Round Trip. by way Of Panama, through Caifor-
Oregon Nevada Utah IdhO and Colorado with notos On
railroads agriculture, INNING and ptO'
pie. BY John COdm n, l2mO, CLOTH 81 80.
Bsyard rasior'. Novels Comprising /" Hannah rhurs.
GOteys Fortunes Joseph Sud Ills treni,'
''rho story Beauty aud the BelstD rns
Cedaroroft EdtOn united boards, Yos per volume
a D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Aug. 9 .. m.-After the fall
Yesterday morning, the movement IN the barometer
was upward. the rise being greatest IN the evening.
Clouly weather I'm the morning, VIII light rains during
the fret quarter ana tho part of the second iOl-
lowed nv partly cloudy weTther The Temperature
ranged between 100 and SZo the average being os'
hig er than on III rsday Ihe amount 81 moisture ~
he air has been diminished.
Cooler aud clear or partly cloudy weather may be
expected H. ia - CITY and Yclntty to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
HENRY HOLT a. Co.
E..fDlJ-af

Some Newspaper Tendencies An address dellvered be-
fore lie Editorial Associations Vt NrW-l ok ana Ohio Bg
Whitelaw Reid. Editor Of The TRIBUNE l6mo. paper, %
cents
Deficit. BY b. NJ Butt, author OF Miss Molly" l6me
Uesure Hour Seres), 81
Cousins, B. Walfori l6mo. Leisure Hour Series 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
ALEXANDRA HEssE.

PARIS, Aug. S.-Alexandre Hesse, the emf
pent French historical and portrait painter Is dead at
the age of seventy-three.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
sCRIBNER a. WEXFORD.

Titan From the i0rites BY Richard
Pord Heath. WITH fifteen Illustrations
Rembrandt. From the OF &. Vosmaer. by w. Mol
LET, b. A. With sixteen uigsrAuors.
The skakespsare Key. BY Charles and Mary Covisn
Carse authors Of rhe 90 npiste Concordance 10 snake
speare." &c svo. $40 pD- cloth extra. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09

Philadelphia.
Nile Days Or. Egyptian Bonds; novel by +. Rather;
cents
Elsa romance BY Alfred G. Hogbin. l2mo tine cloth,
81 3d.
The Ghost OF Redbrook. new Odd Trump" novel
By o. rne III TRUMP The Lacy Di1noldA"
Svo Ezra olOta. 81 %. Paper cover. 10 cents.
Clare and Beebe Fine Ed on l2mo. cloth 81 Is. Cheap
Edition. l6mO paper cover 90 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
JB LIPPINCOFr Il Co.

L. WORTHINGrON.
$50 Broadway New-Sork.
PatiersOu,s Tourists l,ude cOtHnd % cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
HOUGHrON. OsGOOD Il Co.

81 Astsr-place
spHn Profile BY James A HARRISON author OF "tireeA
Vienettes" Little CASSIE STYLE 8mo red edges. 81 o.
sIassachu -efGs Reports. Vol l2j BY joan LatnrOp
RepOrtet. ~ 30
The Phiio,o ,hy of Music By William Pole. Z RS Vol
Is OF Philosophical Library. Grown 8yo gilt top IS So
British Poets. riverside Educ and Wyatt /
yOi 7nag rs peare Ben JOhsOa. 1 vol. al 10 each.
The Lie nd Epoch oil Alexander Hamilton A HIstOr.
zeal iudy. HOa Geo. SyO gilt top, Deyelei
boards. 81 Do
LITfLR BROWN & Co,
21i Wa-hin gtOn-st
Morse on Banks and Banking By John 5. MORSE Jr Sva
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
GEORGE p. PUTNAM'> SONS.

stricted to books lJuhs fty aJDsr,isst
heretofore hs tH'rIry DsIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
Special Aotltes.

AIegretti Iceberg Refriserators without rival Refer
priucpa plSats anhis hvtels, Restaurants,
kets, wiLs Bee. Embellishments la New loS 30
P4ae pa ard elsewhere The All greu Refngeratdr Co.
No ll2 4th-aye.
Congress Water - 'upensrty gasharuc aad atsrl
I've tire fTesa from everything
acid mat irr tatss tto nucous msmbeaA5
Inps ria MA DIerchnts DO want letter catalogue
prc,-,i-i or o. hsr written IN Bslated
the French spanish Poftugess or Italian languages
rrau OF Commercial aDd Social Literature LEFT Co.
Managers. i76 Brosdway.
Moant Oliyet Cemetery.
Masietnt i.
3 y miles rom ferries = " nam eriah sup,I- ONCE
at the Ceme,ery. = h Hebbord Agoat a East l4thst
sArU RDAI Augusta 1919 val Noss At ais nee "A
TUESDAY, a fbr Europe, nslD Wisconsin,,
wa Queenstown. on WEDNESDAY ~ a TOR Europe by
steamship Galha wa Que. Istbwn correspondence for
France bY steamship 81. Laurent via Hsyrei
THURSDAY 8s3o Tor ireland direct, va Quesos-
Tor Great brtaia anu the Counnsst
Addressed and at O:SO or EUROPA
Dy sLesnsnip norloT p Bsata. CasrOourg aao Han
burg SATURDAY. at A. tor Europe y stsansiip
Celle. QuoeDsosH corresDosdenee ter dsrmany ead
sco1ani direct, steamship Ethiopia VA glasgow and
1880 Tor EurODe 0Y ssSmsaip Wesef VIA south
Az DGoa Inc nAis e" DohmarS sseaop, aud
dispatched 0y Hamburg ans Bremen ners
for the West Indies braz aud Argen no
leave YOrE August g. me aas fbr Nswfeunlsn eAve
Nrw.York August The mails Tor daysaa leave New YORK
ieaye York August The maiis Asnco leave Nes
The msls Toe Aspin ali and Soita Pacino
Ports Newly August l. Tue nsls tlr caili And
Japan Fradcsco August To- me 9Ais TOT Aasf$
la leave san Francesca septemo Der
- ri - . Atss Po,t ni,ssc
Post oaaoA Sew.YOrS AUGUST ISIS.
Intana roll from Dyspepsia may be obtained BY u
uas q l4% LEY's AEoGATfZED PEfsfNE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09
TRIBuNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

The dAm variations In this city by
pepnirus lines dive iyas Of ne Tor so 81
midnslt The irregular sate a
tae dun .l- lJlrs Toe oroNeno dotted ne
sutsthe u fsnperaturs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09

AIIegre Iceberg RefriEerators without rival Refer
~ pruc pal pSats antilles hotels Restaurants, mar.
kes wiLs beof establishments la New Yofk Bc1Jon.
PniAde ard elsew hero he All gretu gerato Co..
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09

E rse. HS ' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-09

prceti-. mnenL written In e. Bsated RON
the efmau French spanish Portugess Italian languages
oAeaply and Kpea0us IL 20 apply 20 the Amore. Blu
rrau OF COMMERCIAL aBd Social Literature LEFT & Co.,
Nlcua tt4sad
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-04-12
mo. %.

81 ...,r, ~ Hr.k~ 1:xx1~ $1,000.
.uu " :" .s as.A @
jtels ...s .u... 49, $3.50 ~. - -
usI s ~ 49,
'..Ane s -
o'"s" .ane,ns - ~ wy
'n9 s'oesN X an "a
uo'se snu sol.s.'S ~
s s Wv .up~ ~
w soo.: s'owsI .y "a :. =
~ 'oe .,lns osl.uss. -
aPPes's 'uss Som'alss'veiy ~ ~
.uem WI: so.e ~ Ply 'aoH ~.
.A's. eo'w.'us'~no'.s sns ~
- 20 ~ 49,. 0o.' 90 49,, ~
u.~ .o', wv ~. "s
s s.s Snou1 "oSsy ~ g ~
.s s"m = $500 ,I~ - So1C !. ~
- 'u ~ W.. v -
.S. =, ~" - - -.
.ue p :. ~" - ~ ~.
20 s.AS w w
~. rE .a m
as . -: v ~
e Ss S ~
". .s.uI:1 Ms