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The New York herald., 1879-08-03
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On Sunday, April 81 of this year, the
HERALD published Sc columns Of advertise
ments, numbering 1882 separate advertise
ments. This was the highest point it has
ever attained in point OF space demanded
by advertisers and the number of regular
advertisements received over the counter
on the previous day. The correspond
ing Sunday of the previous year
showed we'll the HERALD on that
day was q huge sheet; it contained,
however, only 73 columns of advertise
ments instead of SO in this year, and 8, 42S
instead of 3. S82 individual advertiser ents.
On the corresponding day in 1877 it had
&c columns Of advertisements, numbering
3, 119 separate notices. 1t will be seen that
there has been a regular and constant IN
crease in the demand on our advertising
space, and it now seems not improbable
that when the fall and winter busin ess sea.
son opens we shall be obliged to issue from
time to time sextuple sheet of 144 col
umns-an enormous strain on any printing
office, but one which our skilful printers
will meet.
Two years ago we took the trouble to
count the number Of advertisements in the
issues Of the Sunday HERALD during the
month of April. The table below COM
pares the number of columns and the num-
Der of advertisements on these dates in
1877 and the corresponding issues in the
present year,
ANY OT
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

The WEATHER.-The influence of the area of
high barometer that was over the South Atlantic
States, stated in yesterdays HERALD has
caused the depression advancing from the North
west To change its course and move in a north
easterly direction. The pressure within the low
area has increased considerably, but il is likely
to decrease again when the disturbance reaches
the coast districts, which will be this evening
general rise in barometer occurred throughout
the Northwest and West when the western mar
gin of the depression passed to the eastward of
the Mississippi Valley. 1t is probable, however,
that the rise will cease and another fall take
place within the next forty eight hours, proceed
ing the approach of another disturbance from
the vicinity of Montana and Idaho Very little
rain fell east of the Rocky Mountains yester-
day, mainly in light showers on the
South Atlantic and Gulf coasts. The
weather was fair in the other districts, except
the Middle Atlantic States, where cloudincss in
creased toward night. The temperature rose
decidedly throughout the country east of the
Mississippi; west of that river it fell rapidly,
particularly in the northwestern sections. The
winds have been from fresh to brisk over the
lakes and in some portions of the Middle Attain
tic States fresh ON the South Atlantic and Gulf
coasts and generally light elsewhere. Condi-
tions favorable to the development of tornadoes
continue over the central valleys. The weather
over the British lsandss unsettled. The weather
in New York and its vicinity today will be warm
and fair or partly cloudy in the morning, fol-
lowed by falling temperature. Tomorrow it
will be cooler and fair. Thunder storms will
probably pass over during the next twcnty-iour
hours.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

THE OLD SUPERSTITION that if there are thir-
teen in party disaster must necessarily result
to some person present before the year goes out,
will lose nothing by the occurrence at Engle-
wood yesterday. If a hundred people had been
present, however, the result would have been
the same. II was only an accident
The New York herald., 1879-08-03
Dine ulties OF the Police.

From the facts presented in an article
which we give in another column it seems
to follow that one Of the reasons why the
police often seem delinquent in the protec-
ton of property and preservation of the
peace is simply that there are not enough
of them. With the full force of the police
under pay the average number of men for
each precinct is q little below a hundred,
some running over that number, some de-
cidedly under it. But as one-quarter of the
men on the payrolls are actually always on
detailed service other service, that is to
say. than the ordinary and regular per-
formance of duty as policemen--t at
a stroke reduces the average number for
precincts to few points below seventy-fve
Sickness and various occasional disabilities
reduce the number still more, and finally
the insuficiency is such that in some pre-
cincts a single mans patrol is of such o
length that he can only go over it once in
four hours. Diagrams OF some OF these
poorly guarded beats are given in our arti-
Gle, and they tend to inspire wonder, not
why policeman Is not on the spot when q
crime is afoot, but how or by what hazard
it is that he ever happens to be at the right
place ut any critical moment.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03
A Good Financial Exhibit.

The net city debt, as represented by
stocks and bonds, after deducting the in
vest ments and cash in the sinking fund,
amounted on the last day OF July to
$lO5, 255, 7S3, against $107, 466, 527 on the
31st day of last December. This shows
o decrease of nearly two millions and
a quarter in six months, and indi-
Gates that the reduction of the debt which
commenced soon after the present City
Comptroller took charge of the Finance De-
partment is 10 be steadily continued. This
statement does not set forth our exact fnan-
cial condition. A portion of the outstand-
ing assessment bonds will be paid by the
property assessed and not by the city, and
there are some revenue bonds issued
under special laws and in anticipation
of taxes in 1877 and 1873 which
may have to be met by the city on account
of deficiencies in the tax levies. The bonded
Indebtedness of the annexed territory must
be added, which amounts to little over
million dollars There are also some claims
against the city still unsettled, although
their number has materially decreased.
But the figures we have quoted show, rs
nearly as possible, the actual reduction that
has taken place in the net city debt in the
first six months of the present year. and
give assurance that we have seen the last of
tho "rolling up" policy which tor some
years added SO largely to our liabilities
under deceptive cloak of economy.
1t is essential just at this time, when the
confidence Of capital is being restored and
The New York herald., 1879-08-03
NEWPORT GOSSIP.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
NEWPORT r. l.. August q, 1879
hop took place at the Ocean House tonight. but,
owing to the heat, there but little dancing A
large number Of well known cottagers present.
The ladies' toilets surprisingly elegant. and
the principal attraction seemed to be to promenade
on the cool piazzas through the crowded corri-
dors.
Mr. James Andrews. Of New York, son-in-law Of
Mr. Cyrus W. Field who from Europe few
days ago, arrived here to-day with his family the
guest Of Mr. Field.
rumor, which cannot be traced to o reliable
source. prevails that MIR. Samuel j. Tlden took the
steamer to-day for Block Island in company with
Mr. Wstterson, editor Of the Louisville ComrierJj
Journal
Mr.. Griswold and Mr.. Zobrowski. of the QueenA
County Hunt Club went over the island to-day to
see how the land lay. They state that the country
is good as be had anywhere and that the mems
bers will not be apt to do any damage and they VIII
not be called upon to interfere with the growing:
crops. The first meet will probably take places
August H.
Among the late arrivals tonight were Major
George W. Gibbs U S. A.; Colonel James B. Beck oe
Lexington, KY; James II. Beale, President Second
National Bank, Boston; Judge DAILY. r. W. voorhis
and wife, L. A. Jackson, s. NJ. Hamilton. DR.. r. A.
Morrow. New York; George G. Irwin. ]. p. Elliott
and wife. Baltimore; Charles A. Clarke. Brook
lyn; A. d. Brinckerhof Poughkeepsie; W. Gay and
family Troy.
A yachting party was given this afternoon BY Mr.. .
and Mrs. Atherton Blight of Philadelphia.
number of elegant entertainments were given
by the cottsgers to-day.
There a series of lacrosse games this morning
the polo lot between junior senior members Of
the Rhode Island Club resulting in favor of the for
Several practice games of cricket were ALSO
played to-day.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

Totals. 1889 IL, 231 Totals. :. 400 1881
This table shows an increase in two years,
in five issues only of the HERALD, of 81 coll
umns and 2, 100 individual advertisements.
To show how accurately the pressure on
the HERALDs advertising columns marks
the condition of business we append here
statement Of the best days advertising during
five years. 1t will be seen that 1876 marks
the lowest figure, and that was the year
also of the greatest depression in business
and industry. From the next year dates
the slow revival of trade all over the
country:-
The New York herald., 1879-08-03
LEWIS PARKER.

Lewis Parker, one of the oldest and most respected
citizens of Trenton, died yesterday morning. in tho
ninety third year of his age He born in south
Trenton, where his father had been engaged in cart
ing merchandise from vessels. At time he sailed
sloop between Trenton and Philadelphia, ana after
ward became a merchant. He accumulated quite
competency and was respected by every one who
knew him. His wife q Miss Moore, Of Ewing
township. and sister to Mrs. Benjamin Fish. Of TrcI
ton, the latter being nearly one hundred years old.
Mr.. Parker's son Lewis is cashier OF the Trenton
saving Fund Society, and is held in high esteem.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

PoRCELLo, THE MURDERER, after passing
through the hands of policemen, priests, law
yers, prison keepers and prison doctors, with
their stomach pumps, has quietly succumbed to
his little wife and baby. 1t would not be wise,
however, to apply the same remedy indiscrmi-
nately.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.--The market for
stocks was almost unprecedentedly active for
the season. and active stocks generally were
very strong, St. Paul marking an advance OF
15s. Government bonds were quiet, States for
gotten and railways active and higher. Money
became more firm and business was done as
high rs z, the closing rate, however, being 3
per cent Exchanges were dull and unchanged.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

THAT THERE ARE Two SIDES to every ques-
ton is shown by the dismissal of the charges
against Lieutenant Carey, who was present
with the expedition in which the Prince In
perial lost his life. Few young men were ever
SO bounded by the English press.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

THE Polo SEASON at Newport was inaugu-
rated yesterday in the presence Of q large and
fashionable assembly. The sport is becoming
popular throughout the country, and even in
the South is beginning to take the place Of the
old fashioned tournament.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03
country:.

We have not space to-day for further
comparisons, but we may return to the sub
ject on another occasion. II pleases u.s.
and we trust it will please also our readers
and advertisers, to find that the HERALD
partakes of the fortunes Of the country,
and that its circulation and its advertising
The New York herald., 1879-08-03
THE vICEREGAL PARTY.

PREPARATIONS FOR IT'S RECEPTION IN NEW
BRUNSWICK.
OTTAWA, August 2. 1879.
Lieutenant General Sir Edward selby smythe will
accompany the vceregal party to st. John. N. B..
and is not expected to return the city for three
weeks.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

OCEAN PIERS evidently becoming i'm
portant factors in the problem of summer
travel. Thus far the two principal expert
ments work well. If these prove to be pcrma-
nently successful other piers are to be con-
structed. The lively colonies ut Asbury Park
and Ocean Grove want one.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

The BANKERS CONVENTION, which assem-
bles ut Saratoga next Wednesday, promises to
be replete with interest AS a rule this class of
gentlemen are close observers, and we may
therefore, look for financial wisdom in solid
chunks
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

OUR QUARANTINE SYsTEMis already so perfect
that it seems impossible for yellow fever to Sc
cure foothold in our midst and yet no one will
blame officials for extraordinary vigilance.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

The CONTINUED EXPLOITATION of live cattle
and fresh meat to Europe is one of the signif-
cant signs of the times. Quick steamers and
good refrigerators will open new fields of wealth
to our producers on land and water.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

ANOTHER POPULAR PREACHER is in the sham
bles. This time it is a case of divorce, with
80 called revolving ordinations on both sides.
Why will gentlemen of the white necktie persist
III setting such bad examples
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

WHILE OUR FREE BATHS a sodsend to the
poor the records show that the supply is not
equal to the demand.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

AFTER PLEASANT CRUISE, not, however, re-
markable for incident, the Atlantic Yacht Club
dropped anchor yesterday.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

COMMISSIONERS WHEELER, SMITH AND FRENCH
are said to be working quietly together" Is
this satire on their unwillingness or inability
to stop gambling or in other ways enforce the
The New York herald., 1879-08-03
GU UADRUPLE SH E EFT
NEW YORK, SUNDAY. AUGUST s, 1879.

The probabilities are that tie scealher in Ne1c
York and its rieinity today scaA' be rarm and
fair or partly cloudy in the morning, folIored by
falling temperature. Tomorrow wW be cooler
and fair I7sander storms ,ciH probably pass
orer during the ncrt hoenty. four hours.
The New York herald., 1879-08-03

The POLITICAL CALDRoN has begun boil
in advance of its usual time. 1t will be curious
to observe the incantations OF the witches
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SamElss, ben Often Rdr; nirb ron
tsr grimare unb Grammar SGuie III
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9m 8srtin nit ar. Yierte's Nasal
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