The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-18


business OF the Msrsnal's bureau somewhat during
the past week it did wholly deter the viOlat0rs
OF the laws and ordinances OF the city from plying
their nefar1ous operations There we're some 800 or
400 complaints heard and as many questions
answered by Marshal TOOker and his assistants,
Hart and Hall, during the week. and 225 licenses
Issued and several hundred permits granted by De-
putty Marshal Daily.
The complaints entered before the Marshal were
of the ordinary stamp, and contained but little Of
interest or amusement TO the public There were
complaints OF collisions between street cars and
trucks, in which the railroad employees
swore one way and the drivers Of the
trucks and their friends swore directly the
opposite. The Marshal, by good naturally
ana joculariy directing the inquiries In the case,
generally succeeded in taking the edge from the
wrath Of the dsputants, and made each become for
giving and believe one as much to blame as the
other, and then an amlcable settlement was almost
sure to follow. There were several cases Of drivers
OF wagons and coaches who handled the ribbons
without license to do So and also several OF owners
OF vehicles who had neglected to have the SAID
vehicles duly licensed and numbered. In each case
sautary fines were imposed, the parties admOnlshed
TO beware and their names placed on the ''back
list.n
THE bogus JEwELRYMEN Lsa
continue to drive ourisning trade ana II Is safe to
suppose that not more than one in five OF their vic
tms ever complain or take any measures to recover
their money, lest It might be made public that
tney were so exceedingly silly as to be
duped by the hounds who carry on the
places is located in the basement OF 233 Broadway,
and is managed by as iii-vsaged and scoundreily
were two complaints against the gang during the
past week. j. ID. Van Zant was robbed Of 500, and
W. s. LOOMS, belonging to Providence, was robbed
OF S37 Between Liberty and Cortlandr streets, on
West street, are two more of the dens and OF
them q German named Scattan from Plttsburg was
robbed yesterday Of $2l. At No. II Broadway John
Hughes Conn., a
No. liz West street, John Shea OF Greencaste, Ind.
was robbed OF S10 al No. 90 West street j. w. Ross
Of Newark, was robbed OF SO and q silver watch,
and at No. 30 West street Albert Frech lost $27 IN
currency and sixty francs In GOLD. In each case the
Marshal directed eiher 0t1icer McGrath or officer
Young to accompany the complainants, aud they
succeeded In getting the money for the poor dupes.
frequently brought to notice by circulars such
the following, sent to the Mayors ONCE from DIFF
ferent parts OF the country
No 50 WALL sTEnET, New York.
MY DEAR SIR-We have large stock OF exact copies Of
the genuine United States Treasury notes hand executed
which we desire to Immediately dispose OF on the following
Packages representing $780, In various denominations $l5
packaes representing eS9 in various denominations 50
every package thereafter Ii you fifty
dollar package WI sell to no else IN your vicinity or
appoint agents 70 20 80 IN town For county rsh you
to assist Us circulating these note. we propose to send You
any package on receipt Of one.hrd the price we charge
You received package possible. We only
20 y1S viii e ' ds WITH Is
further you will comply with our request, II you afraid
dsveg
price charge for package sending the balance
(wo-thrs after Is possible How
ever preferable to have the money sent BY mail,
saves express charges and is safe you have
the letter Registered send Post Office order. You may
prefer all other ways your orders receive more aten
ton and you get your goods quicker Should you desire
avail yourself of this opportunity do once,
GUMBRiDtE CO., 50 Wall street, New York.
Pswe place reliance in you 80 FAR offering this bus-
but samples II would make
public, dsnterested parties would send There
fore In Justice TO ourselves do not send SAMPLES sell
In any less quantitesto other terms.
Such circulars as these have been coming to the
Mayors Office during several months past and al
though this bare-iaced advertising OF frauds upon
the Ia easury Of tne United States have been brought
10 the attention Of the United states authorities 1t
seems that steps have been taken to stop the
business or arrest those whO carry 1t openly.
One OF the circulars received during the past week
was endorsed, go for them, Kennedy" "Pease
send them up"
THE GIFT ENTERPRISES
have been generally forced away from the city, but
1t appears that their victims la some parts OF the
country Imagine that they are IN New ork and that
the Mayor recover Tor them the money they hsve
i9oshy poor s yi 5. woman 9, nv tn
famous OIL INFAMOUS establishment OF Harper, Wit
son Co., OF I7S, and afterwards l95 Broadway. OF
redress could be obtained for her. and she
must lose what she has expended
LICENSES Issued
during the week are as folows:-Second hand deal
ers 2; junk shops . junk carts, 81 boarding house,
1; pawnbroker, !; stage coaches, 100; express, 4;
vendors, 20; coaches, 10; Carts "a drivers "a gun
powder, 4; porters, 2-total, 225.
THE MONEY ACCOUNT
shows that 81 1C have been received for license fees
and fines anu that 1902 have peen recoyer Tor per-
sons wno had BEEN ewindied