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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
THERE IS MUSIC IN TIE AIR.


ArLIrdfnpi Iralay Traiapl The BOYS are Marching
There Il music IA tie alp
Ihat u swelling eyerywhsre
Anl ss -keiis every valley. hill and plain;
us The rolling OF the drriius
As The mighty army comes
10 defend tue starry banner once asainl
Tramp Tramp Tramp.
The boys ARE marching
Shouting: Rally every rnanl
Prom Oregon 70 Maine
Win cur banner-DeArrr BLAIxv
While thai gallant soldier LOGAN Leads eha van
IT'S the same united band
That preserved our blessed Land
When Rebellion tired % rend tue lie in twain.
II has governed four times four
Aud viii win for four years more
Then another four years VII have axa,n
Tramp Trsmpi Tramp
The boys are marching, etc.
rs the band whose heroes blsd-.
'I2e the band that LINCOLN led
lis the band that followed SHERMAN "a the sa.I
Gave ~ GRANT. the great and true
Ass our noble Boys Ia Blue"
whose devotion set four million captyes freq
Tramp Tramp Tramp
The boys are marching, eta VIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

,us,v This Is the first time we ever sneT b9delpha
INTO raptares ever boarding mousse CUM =
Call. -, ro,o
-, 80 h steamer to Franz Josef Land and thence loi
,ard b, slelees and on foot 1t viii be dN"e" nv
,hroe nartics one pressing forward rs wang -
,be others following after it has found Sul''" ov
,I,css and established depots for provisions. IL" -,
rectea that three years viii be requIeu 'o' "'
the expedition ,,.u.,,,,,or
p, ,,,,,, ivory man fears and SUSPECTS uis con-,
In ANsslh.t 80 T5ts name Is literally one to co
an, S, To ear or command IN the name o. 80 t, i-
InansWefaoe ',u ~ ~ hone OF John - ny me TO" Oh
Ichn,r Ir Bv the God OF Che hsIse Oh JoHn'
standard .-, .,r
Tho s,nrothv or the entire country ia sohc'c" lot
philadelphia. Steanl-heatns pipes "'e ~ w.
all the principal streets
The new brazilian vessel the Riachneo' Is p'o"'''i,
g., re Tlo Times ID, Dee tine most perfect lighting 7n''
et ,.sessn.. in steed coal endurance ana aii''nI'
,,,,t and RANGE of Sire of her guns special aoN'N'-
olt,ipe-i Ia combination in any othor snip h'''''
s.rl,sl shr Is "a tUin--cieU turrot SHIP "I 'u'' ,
g goo l,.- torer hrut of Steel 300 feet loh-' W. '
wide anil go feet deep She can m'k" 70 Nn',' '' ,
a,l ,,, a., that sreed 500 miles without i''"''i'
en-, H. ,si Ia ortnor eleven inches ON" zen li.
tt,,h ,ean.eti,eiv ard her armament '.h-is' VI -
nine inch twenty ton breach lohhnk i'"'' a.,
,ry,,i,ins tnrfrts nHi siN ais ineh 'i''.n t-
,ides Rfi,pp Nurlepfet machine gums @h' 'i'' '''
Whitehead t'frefioe7
..,,i.ai fVt rutish rnn of-war recently ran 'A'' ''
etbef 'inltiHitr Ar'aiitah'
shaii vote fef Hon hntl'' l'' '''7'.''' '...i
sen af meinbiti hpreHau h"s h'n'''' '"' wv
and has thr p,nlHt hnt b" drn' i'
An, Aman.sa who would tua' choigs '''I down . ,,'
hfe m any uthnf enHhil on4h' Us '' 7''''
principles d fmiAdelrh" 'NH
Major M'"' ' ' ,,,. ,n America, trrau-a %
I,ndon 90 Doe tha Wieh'dea' CITY ]" N"', I'm.
stra.f Artn there ek pndrt t"loi" "h ''. '''' ' "
-. ,.u.,,,.t inns. drum
bB h'''''N'- ........ ti.,r. mn,
q,,. >itili4t- who are continually P."ilh- 10 ''" "t
M Gar should reHitiuatI thAi u.s. 4' .,t..I
81 i' III .,rof,ptr ms wife is similar To ''"'i ""'
-R,-tou POST
....- ..... 81 ,f phffldr.phil re-
The tAHFi@ OI-.'H'@''''- . .. under IL.
rorts that during s.X months thcie nave '''
e.. ,....t-..i ,t,l eisurr-uNe eases 10 W.'H lh'-i
care Wv MAJ. L. QUO ,,,udrel 4uI tv Give
have deserted thol l'4il..o'' j" "' 49,. 81, ..
60 i,+e,,,,e-,,,ce wa, tho cause. To rs '''l'l'' '.
oN -, ,o..a.en hundred GcserJiou~ annual.
from -iA h'i''''" "
occur in thai city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
DROUTH 4NO FIXES.
LACK or RAIN rv ONO AND PENNsYIVANlA-DE-
Sr8t GIVE IGEs ~ MANY PLACES.
-.r ...--LArH j. rlIl-NE-

LACK or RAIN fv ONO AND PFNNsYINtNlA-DE-
SraJcuyl TIRES ~ MANY PLACES.
JOY s.i-rt,rH go rHE rrI1rSsI
CLEVELAND, July 2l-Grcat dloujh Is re
PORTED from ail p.alcs 10 She interior. At MI aead
fore, fires are 1e order of t'c dry AZ Newconersto~n
tha drou,a has been rroiact>d 18th DO si-us o.. abte
ueu Meadow ard pasture are brown and crisp corn
aud oat, ar. -lcarl. damaged Near Bolivar there has
beer uo rain tor oy, EIGHT weeks and corn. o1ts ana Io-
tsoer vi nc total i'uro. Guernsey County S'rep
aye star, E and farmer, have ID feel them and drive
theu long ,tlr,. water Nearly all the corn IN tHc
fertile Wills ,rec6 bottom ,uerug greatly The "rout
extend. along nr Pauhsrdle r0Id over much territory
Iar Ju,carlwl- Silver s ROW lower than A"s been A
-x years. Ia ttIk County hr sam, story IL reR'ed ara
er,at f.ar-of fire are entertained Fences have oe'h
burned lIou-thr railways. Yesterday a $1,000 brlck
house near anton caught fire from spark and was
burned % Pie ground fire was discovered ID an
cat field Yesterday afternoon aud formers were dghrns
Sire el last night Tween y-lvc acres o. swamp ana um-
bef lana neaa 'iyrr. Lake j. low burning.
rocr~Is Bru<tNG NEAR AURORA. ONO.
hrrnf.. ohio Jrv 3+-Firc. along The Nev-York
Tcuusv !yaHa aud ONO Railway ere aArln'n-F frequent
Tie farm OF Homer rlyicr va. entirely burned over yes
ter-y lauGrrl OF gods or fencing, pas,1ra2e' "ooa
rr. being destroyed In jLe part OF Mantua Town
-bp. rae dge h.s already devastated nm area o' l''
acres r. sheldon woods clu2r; tire ana valuable .o
~ fiIui-r as destroyed. Farmers are lioWin- tlt
rows about their property Co oJ>Jrdct Tie profess o. 1he
flames
IN rHT vALLLT OF THE ONO RIVER.
wr1ISvILLg OHIO. July 2iFarms ia the Ohio Valley,
both in Ohio ana ives, rsu,1 are in critical ooudi-
t.G. ovia- the col uu- aud u1pr-c- isnted drouth
The E,.- pc cine valley ON both ,a-' Of Tie river are
srsrcnc brown with the heat. ,-yela forests are on
ire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
THF ACCOI-NTs 81 NM READING.

TIE ACIDUNIS OF HE hHAUINU'
PHlADELPHIA, July 24-The first audit OF
the accounts OF Nessrs Kom Caldwell ADD Lewis, re-
ceivers OF the Philadelphia and Beading Railroad and
Coal and Iron Companies. By the master. Georp" "
Dallas nsd this afternoon TIE Office of lie c,rk
OF he Ulted states Cr~'f Court The report shows
that when the rtceivo'F accounts began on June D. q
balance OF $40 600 carried over y The railroad COM
pany. aad this. including the receipts for the MONTH
makes atutal az ~I53.T-9 Dotuotug W @routinyrt
H~rens's drew backs. c the balance az int close I'd tt
Irorth Nas ~9H-. -1I lle tral and Irpa tpuraW 3
aHit shows thar the cash balance or hard on Jun" " n
ia ire sury ~ eg1O-. winch. added 10 me rcccn,@
etc. made total ~ ai.u03,3j5. A'tr d"rrtnE 'h'
pay meut9 fer freight, rvntlrs rtt the Daanct
maud ~ the close Of the month Wa r-.l,9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
WIND lyaRlN on cHESlrE4EE BIE

ANsAPoLIs. sd, July 2+.-A wind and rain
storm occurred this afternoon on Ch"sanelk" BAY N
which theetaIu, eorIaIn. was caught OFT andy POINT
ILL. window. ~ urrupuers "a Don were blown out causing
the greatest CONSERVATION among her passenger Women
tainted and pat on lifa lre-erv"rs expecting
that she boat would 90 d. WI. sne lost Aer
way il tine b.-I.az rain AID was at the
mercy o. the waves mul the United eia',-
Eevans steamer PhoE g4mc along and TOOK her 10 Io"
A.. PM, D. I .--,lt !iHeultv and me strain was 80
-.t4, upou her tI.., lsr engine cou0 parry urn IA
or,u- Ter Size hIIiv reached this port az I'm anu
ysifn rb. t,-ureiluna viii remain mere t"-ni@ht inc
. h. r. resented 20, one 1t the most severe ever cA-
tLlr..r.. /. Z hestn.Akr hA..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
4<roEuyI9wllND VSc0N5IE

CHIcAGo, -tly p. - Dispatches trom
various points En- and Wisconsin report MAI o'sr'
tive storm, prevailed 100 those state lar hi-Ar IN many
places small grain is reported 90 have Oeca beaten down
ami D1i'y damaged. int, r,--o s,~
dispatch 20 Inc JV'u0 from kHoA{Ie' ro,' -
tnul tornado visited isst town lIFt ni-hs lce' W.
uprnosI anG out-aulu-s demolished Oul 50 .aI "' &c
ported there was no loss vi ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
THROUGH NEB-IOEE STATE.
A HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN YEARS OLD.
my It'll CR lpA 2. m rRlurNh.L

LOCKpoBr July 24.-Louis spencer, better
known as Clu,k-a-luc,,." colored who has for
many years lived in Niagara County died Last ng1t al
the County Toorh0use Of sene debility. Fis age A.
rorirs I'D the authentic records, was - years he
was probably tno Oldest person In the United states IN
early life ue was slave in the SOUTH and several years
l before memory failed. De could relate Man' liz
terr.tluC Jr.. OF bis life IA slavery He CARED ina
hr coud remember the last days % the evSuiionaTy
War. tine familiar figure al thc dliIeI-
cit hotels ouElout Niagara County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

From me Weir =. * Ereing VgU and ETDrssS
The con M coupOundcr Ot The AeU- YORK Ercpin
Post j. fond ~ asug i0r "a explanation 81 ms belief
that al the route thieves are 10 favor OF Blame he
isn't puitiue himself into perSpratOu. viewer asking
for an explanation If The " fact fll.Ihomas J.. James
is Blame yet impression general that Mr.
James is the who chiefly Instrumental III eX-
posing and breaking up the star route ring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

|t.'f.f. ~ .I'Dtf'
The lctte~ or Nj Blaine cptu2 the nominate. or
tn Republican paris o. Tie highest office Do jl- ~. OF
The people Do mastery production. Lel'a j.. E ~tl r,
shrCwd aims. ami strong g. i, array 81 tyeIY avail
able forc- IFS advantage DO deserves and must
ana universal attention. A. e whole the
letter Will strengthen M Blaine candidate for the
suags of the people. IL is carefully drawn, ana pre-
feuts plausible view az tae further gain To DE made boy
pacIa- ans wing o the Republican party III power, and
Of the disasters likely result il tbe opposition should he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

considered and thai all the money necessary would De
frthconinp adding loosely that they had no one 10
assess unless it the Democratic party. IN NJ
GREEN'S opiuOn was the adoption Of form OF blank ~
be circulated Tor signatures The only letters IecNe
Inv Tie committee to day" said Mr. Green. are nolh
gcucmeg who were present ~ the conference express
ing their great satisfaction with IT. results ,.4o
There Will "a meeting % the local finance coli'i'
NJ 4 O'Clock this afternoon 60 communicate WIN '.
Ncv-York member Of the Natonal Finance t"ineo ~
arrange for the collection of money "a New-l0Ih'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
rnr c1.nr1s rnLoRI - lnEvrNrllNs.

The fnd,pcufcuS OF the University lao Theatre we're
formally aiout hun az their nominee. That wa.
r-niy consistent. ffth.v UIc adopted h'a Do NO i.H
n. noon tnp signal far ID ne" Hu.t several u r-.'''
1-,ulS Garc declared ID "irsr-tir u.- -IG wpHa Rave
sad firmly: We carry sovereignty Galrf "ii SALTS
INC 1,io,,s durv OF culltuf.o1. b. lu rI u"uln p.
and ieave delegates and the Iu1hc to work in'i w"
inc mills m their own aay Form l- tlr srt.ru- '"'t
tina; counts, all tae ORGANIZED vote l' ah '-'"' I'D o."
manner o.. Idt lcHtleuCc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
srONEs III Wn.AEl NLN.En.

toNNttt-tltLf Penn, July 2l.-A, NeF,
hnt - , 'a a.lLufy wta ulu.l last hslt n-rtnIf
Win Three pouttd sa.ehonioi ,al tuio arFes pt rn-
hrt. The gg3i7 N.luu af tls R4a..f D., Paa 3uIA $40
lo-' ou biIdnss ana mtslnHrY rlt5,pJt uA. .trf.
.ot40 Vl.h Oou barrels ~ ~.u,arY cav 81. l-....-
lhiu- "a flly a-urn Netrf ail uf t'r W 81 T VS.
owned uJ PA!.44rlDIlt aud New lrl Cf4lers.
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REDUCING TIE SALARIES or EMPLOYEES.
ny rFIFHN Arn 70 IHe rNRryE.I

ATLANTA. July 2I.-About % month ago the
Western ard Atlantic Railroad made cant Of 10 per cent
Ia the salaries of all the employees receiving over 500 %
month The time ~ the snp oy"s in the fh pc vts re-
duced 70 four days work n week This nt'lci ~ meet
ttr requirements cf the DAN trcs anI notice lr7 been
gwen another put Boz take effect on August lhc rev
lsiu. JON - per rnlf uuUH. r Of o per cent To
"a aHpuurrfd tn1t ali salaries o 800 and under VIII
lt. I'M d BE-. mt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
AN UNHAPPY HUSBAND ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
LILY rELEaHA pII ID LIE TRLRuNE.L

NORWICH. July 24--Chlrles Hart
German residing the part OF this town. shot
himself through the head This morning. BE VIII probably
de- Alter fling one shot &c procured case knie ard
attempted throat. but was restrained by the
nczh5or. who rushed ia hearing the report of the
pistol Har has been unhappy ln nia dom ste rel ons
and stated thai he has threatened the IRE az MS wt
aud cni ren His wife cOGt not y- with MIA ana lass
week lGty separated. Harris friends believe hID insane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
PURCELL WOULD RATHER 60 FISHING THAN


From Tie NetC- York GrdDhc.
Ofall the BRILLIANT galaxy o. editors IN the state OF
New ork who opposed Cleveland for nomination, there
T. has taken tine woods rather sup
port him for election. However, Que IS hopeful number
II shows there at least Democratic editor VINO
would rather 70 fishing than cal crow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
AFRAID HOW 81 FVFLtND'- AID sUTLLEs LET
IEK- Will LpOE AtIAt buti<L'@

Candor compel- lis 90 declare ,h3t Hrojhe,
Paires letter OF acceptance ~ oar TIE everest vote
getting macnues we ever examined. q. -.rcneu az
iurepectul. l,-.rd.4u o. d well euiucI ~ t2le "a,
cake Now it MS whether m t4e t.cr of acc~rt.n'e
y Inch he GOING write Brother ilry, ut can utii
blame i'm criu and cantor. W. u4rr aI.r.cv had
one letter oI acceptance from Genera Lr- aa n da
not 90 futrY credit 10 iebp.eL td cout .d. not 5t
al 10 be- co.yarci 20 iAe smooth -.1 persuasive dis
course % l5I3.Ar' Blaine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

Troy. July 2L-The examinations OF the
normal post graduate and the chen- classes occurred
20 th. Round Lake SUNDAY school Assembly this morn
ing Senator H. G.. C0g-e-han delivered lecture on
Money and Morals" Diplomas were awarded ms
afternoon those successful DO fh" Chal 3uCut rt ru
tnc and Literary Circle examinations. Tn Alumni VIII
have reunion to-nlI; their new hall and viii aiter
VIVID hAKa a CAml me.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
TIE WEATHER REPORT.
cnvznvnrNr INDICATIONS.

WAsHryGroy. July 24-For New-EngiAnd'
,ncroas,n od,n... and local rains westerly winda'
sl lightly cooler. ., thar
For the Middle Atlantic states. partly CLOUDY
and occasional rain variable winds gener'H' i0N '-
west, eli gut changes III temperature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

TRYING TO COACH CLEVELAND FOR HIS LETTER
From The Philadelphia Times
Beyond expressing MS thanks III the usua for the
honor. approving the platform and giving his pledge
continue the severely honest government President
that b. enforced as a municipal aud state Executive he
has nothing say unless he inclnes TO make fool Of
himself Al The outset.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
AFrAtpS or THE WABASH.

Sr. IorIs. July 2l-5rnrra MannErr smith
denies amphattait that The wabash r'oi has cnt lis
rntcs rpynutlt asarftrd and Hr'rs distinctly
that n ANY 4aept WnAus contract below the to4uat
tar lac will disthafsn hen ~ uurr. aud trathain ihu
rnntaHrt a. i4 frruftri that COLONEL Erhrt AhHiHwe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
rHE FtRE Rfc0ER
A .1lAA-nnALul..Nrn

NV oHtF,>s iuh 3L-'rhn Hi,or Tr"h
pa'tot ioHn 81 rlemhata. wa hnfi.i tu1 'ulA 10 $50
lhrHA hia mnfpms ihn t.a BE- 80 .nnpf iHa 81. o
ti"Vnnt lh iuir ish t1.ilHAttt 49, ht,4 f.lt i.a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
A RrRcLAR FARMHOUSE.

NYAcK. July pa burglar giving the name
Of Robert Murray was captured the dcnce Of An
drew JtcIman here az his monn- II" is thought 10
belong 90 glu- of rEer tleF $. Billailes nave OeeA
uuIuerDus here foI ~ ?. I tour WoeA5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

\ PASSENGER II A HORSE CAR KILLED By A
TRAIN
Troy, July 2t.-The Saratoga special train
lue in frog at p M ran into horse car AZ Waterford
The ear was demolished and a boy. William GIN espe,
has his arm crushed Mrs scott also received Injuries
from winch she died.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

NE"EEI1H4 CtIN LLE.'N GJIEH.A IS
GLOUCESTER, Nass., Juiy 2t.-Ihc Iuit'd
States steamer TAl1rJosa aayI- ol poarl -r"..t ~
Clau !.r ana a-ut, ~.cgel p,. tn i-5r.r- "a .an
wy TO POrtsLO-.l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

9powNr-GREGG-1 Brooklyn or tle l2d ia-r. az ths
relG'n - OF the bUte- yarut-. ry IT, IL g. :. =
I,ucItf D H.. NJ Josiah tr'Fl' 20 4Attc Il, 1tiRit
OF " % iau 7 fr- -. all 81 brooklyn
M,cDDWELL-EFVIN--o monday, @4ly y. 49, q
shaw = waterford Coma. uy tA. ROY rfF1t- Ntp-
Mt Etsari Al-yanr-- lie JDNt Ell - AArLtn
GTlsW0l ,lu- ,trr %. the aie DAVID II. srvlLs Est
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

TRrsuNz oFFrdp July pa a n.-During the llr
weather yesterday the barometer made little movement
The temperature ranged between es' aud S6o IN" Az
erage C7so, being so higher than on Wednesaay and
TIcreastng c0ui pess, with higher temper atues ~u
chances OF occasional rain, may be expected toSJ u
tkis city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

STEAMSHIP ARRIv,L ,.-The .;c,.a~lps General Wo--
JtI, from Sremrn ami HeA., t.Ju Dppcn-aS,n, Wrie
reported early the morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
RAILWAY INTERESTS.

East whore he VIII remain three four weeks Mrs.
Hcndrick. will accompany him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
rR1nrrNr 1ncAL OBSERVATIONS.

- urs dirisoas Sftlns ~ VOC N
rsVtssen ss e
usrcury isss Aours The ?sAs a., "a HaA
tas tariataas N indlcAssd ~ vs. -
q PEArmzey ss Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
BE THRIYEs on "DEATH-B LOWs."

BE IHEINIS On "UtAIH-bIUWc,'
Prom The Nete. York Graphic
The Herald nnd. that Blame has received another
oeath-b0w. The mai hns more Lives tnan a cat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

aarner'. kni-ton relieve, TIE saa.ans and i'-a4oa
y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
mp urynRInKS 10 60 EASE

INDIANAPOLIS. July 24.-Ex-Goyernor hen
bricks expects " here On Sunday night Tor 'ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
OBITU ART.

laborers and John Scbwezert vho had 20 brick aver
and - ll1oIcrs made similar aan0uneenen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
zczrzzELzTElss1E7


III ao'jce, Qf m7rags must BE- mao'si 'e'.' al
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-14

About sixty millions copies Of THE SUN have gon,
nut Of our establishment during the past twelve
months.
II you werC to paste end to end all the columns
Of all rnE SUNS printed and sold last year you
would get continuous strip Of interesting infor-
nation, common sense, wisdom, sound doctrne
and sane wit long enough TO reach from Print
ing House square to the top OF Mount Copper
uicus in the moon, then back to Printing House
square, aud then three quarters of the way back 10
The moon agnu
hat rHR SUN il written for the inhabitants OF the
'arth; this same strip OF Intelligence would girdle
the globe twcnty-Seven or twenty.eight times
II every buyer of copy OF the SUN during the
nast yeasAas spent only one hour over 1t, and Il
his wife0r his grandfather has spent another hour,
this newspaper IN 1883 has alor,ea the human race
thirteen thouJand years of steady reading, night
nd day.
1t IS only by little calculations like these that
on can form any idea OF the circulation OF the
st plpu AZ Of American newspapers, or Of its in
iuenee on the opinions aud actions OF American
men and women.
THk sun IS and viii continue TO be, newspa-
aper which tells the truth without fear Of conse-
,uences, which gets at the facts matter how much
The process costs, which presents the OF all the
sorld without waste of words and In the most
readable shape which Il working With all its heart
or the cause oi honest government, and which
therefore belief that the Republican party must 60
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