The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-04
Progress Of the Municipal Revolution.

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The residents OF No 26a Mulberry street complain that
the fsuiles living IL No 2o7 in tue habit hros
ing al their s'TsaGs &C. on the Sidewalk ia front Of
Mary Tayltr Of No. IA Fifth street. plains that
stable exists in the of Der house that it Ia
nnsance, and IS considered unhealthy
Edward Mcbride, of 176 West Sixteenth street. com
plains that that street from Seventh to Eighth avenue
is in 6thy and agerous condition sin 60 the late sno
the side walks being almost sheet snow and ice
Henry Steel OF lt5 Nassau street complains Of ashes
remarrg at The ball oor Of that house for long time
NJ Wallace, OF Great Jones street, complains that
carts milk and bales Of hay cucumber the side
wsk f 10 and u Great Jones street and also that stove
pipes are placed through tre windows at u and 30 in
the same street TO tte great danger of the neghbor
Out OF s. ty the mock suctioneer in Broadway,
Chambers street Sergeant Wines was sent with him
and recovered the money.
r. Hays corner OF Fifty fifth street and seconl ave-
nue. complains that J. kinsley blasts rocks in Fifty
sixth street between second and Third avenues very
Joseph Whitfield, OF $40 Fifth avenue complains that
William b. Astsr allows his rubbish to obstru It the
Fifth avenue, between Thirty third and Thirty fourth
streets.
C. ccrson of Al Ryipgton street, complains that the
long time that the stones lie in the gutter causing
continual food OF all the sidewalks above the water
running into the cellars and Going much damage.
A. y. Rando complains that the sidewalk in Liberty
street s continually cucumber red with dry goods boxes
covered by sharp pieces Of hoop iron which are very
street v pe'''A'' y competing the" 70 take 'ne
A. Grieve, Of Fifty second street complains that oun,
tysscond street and Broadway. stone fell upon his
child and broke his
James Fitsseraid complained of the mock auctioner,
No 1877 Broadway, for selling him worthless watch.
Officer Mckinney was sent TO the place when the money
was instantly restored
The Members OF Rev. Dr.. Chapin's church complain
against a number CT boys who congregate in Crosby
street in the Q. the church. and use very offensive
and improper language on the sabbath The children
who attend the Sabbath school, male and femaie) in
going to the basement Of said church. are Obliged
hear this profanity, only wall dividing them and the
Jeier, 1929 Third avenue, complains that the
butcher at lo2 said avenueia perfect nuisance
that the butchers slaughter pigs ard calves upon the
premises in the basement, cast the filth and oaal
into the water closet The STENCIL the. say ntoie
rabe and productive OF sickness to those living In the
neightorhocd He also complains that calves are con.
stsntly blea'ipg there and that goat also makes
posed vegetables are allowed to collect in The ward aud
that in fact Il Is as filthy place be found in the
C. W. Th,ckston Of so Downing street com ,.iu, that
crsgts add hearAes srs washed in front OF his door
Tie Third Avenue Railroad Company complain that
they are frequently annoyed by cartmeu driving Wy
the track Of the Third avenue Rairo 3D. and that
they refuse to leave the track to allow tha cars to pass
James D. Hale complains that Re,ds street, from
broadway TO West Broadway, ossr acted with w.
ice and dirt and that has not been Gle med for the
last tbree months.
LOST CHILDREN.
Nj. ncwney, Of 5t5 Eighth street, states that her
daughter Mary about sixteen years old left her home
about four mouths since and that she can Hnd
Of her ste has fair hair blue eyes marks Of tho kings
svi under her chin, is tall Of her age and has full
| fgurs
Mrs Resns RcieI, Of $50 First aveaue lost he:
child-a soy about fer years old. lie left hi. no
about ~ O'Clock Marca l, aud she has not him
siree. lie was dressed IN brown Jacket and tr1wssrs
ard black cap sIesks German, but very little gnyish
His father viii reward any person who restores him
ARREST OF A FEMALE prcspocKKr.
woman named Catherine Rcsrdon was arrested yes
ttTday By officer Anderson Of the Third ward po,ics,
,he act Of picking the pocket lady Washington
Market ste was tai en- bsiote Justice Osborne, who
committed her for examination When detected she had
her hard In the siys pocket but had not taken any
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