The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-03

nisbed them gratuitously with tickets OF admission
one OF cur public institutions Rlackwels Island We
understand that II is their intention to remain here for
sixty Gays during which time they will doubtless be
enabled to form some opinion of Its character The
next BAH they have Is their intention TO send inv
taton to Captain Dtchet in return for the favors he
mas SO iavishly showered upon them. The only obec
iends M that thew we're somewba. too fond os borrow
ing other peoples money without their consent and
ha. rnns they always forget to pay This is certainly Sc
brought against OF smost respectable estab
hshments," AID particularly against Jew shirt manu-
in the community,
THE COMPLAINT BOOK.
L. b. Bosworth complains that Sixteenth street, be
with piles of ashes Referred to Commissioner Of Streets
James Hyatt of l5s West Thirty ninth street, com.
plains that ashes and garbage are umuang great
quantities In Thirty ninth street between Seventh and
Eighth avenues from the fact Of carts going about
In said neighborhood for great length Of time Same
reference.
Carl Klauberg, Of 1876 William street, complains that
ashmen deposit ashes and t the same n vacant lots in
Thirty fifth and Thirty sixth streets between Broad
and Seventh avenue, to the great annoyance OF the
neighbers Captain Hsnnegan, of the Twentieth ward
notified
The same person complains that Mr. McGlynn con-
tractor blasts rocks in lot 81 West Thirty street.
the neghborhood well those passing In tae vici-
nifty. Captain Hannegan notified.
Isaac Patt OF 10 Rutgers place. complains that he
ceivd threatening letter in relation to paying military
fines he having paid the yearly tax Of seventy five cents
and received n receipt FOR the same.
John Nichols complains that dogs allowed to
at large In Fifty seventh street. between Broaiway and
sixth avenue, oitentimes biting people thsy pass.
Referred to Captain Wtter OF the Twenty second ward
ii G. Livingston complains that concerts given at
the Academy OF Design, 363 Broadway, Sunday
ings, and that nothing tends to encourage
dh regard Of the Sal bath than Sunday evening
ments The music, he adds, 'is nearly all Of secular
character"
lady complains that the crossings in front Of Peck
slip ferry encountered with carts passing and
standing that II Is almost impossible to gain admttance
to sad ferry without danger to life or limb.
That John g. Fammer butcher, OF No 81 Mott street,
allows the blood and alth to flow from his slaughter
hoaie over the sidewalk thereby creating perfect
nuisance.
That the planning mill in Bank street. south side,
West street Is a nuisance, they burn shavings in
their furnaces and the cnders the whole neghbor
hood makiug it very difficult to dry clothes without
their being covered with smut ahd black spots II also
sits in at the windows, covering every thing it.
Complainant hopes that the parties will be obliged to
cover the top Of their chimney and keep the dust within
their own premises.
MISSING HUSBAND.
Mrs Ann Horan desires the Mayor to advertise that
her husband, Thomas Horan Of 10 Mulberry street left
his house on Tuesday the 18th of February and has not
been seen by her since. He last in Brooklyn
on the same evening, at IL O'Clock, intoxicated He IL
o light complexion has red whiskers, light hair and
blue eyes,