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The sun., 1870-06-22

whose afsdsyt OF ,rppo;sd sndsyli o. s,steTent y
and which evidently made e order 70 command the best
In committee rooms: and in the press. py senstor.
Including yourself and n Ruiz 70 say nothing Of Tay
from hie place OF refuge In Canada.
SAny one-utterly unecrupuous, with others to ttin-
ulatc his venal imsg nation by suggestionon grain
OF fact supersfuct bushel OF prepos'erous false
hood as Taylor has done. "
Imei him in your office, where learned that he had
been a client Of YOURS In matters nowee connected
With Cuban affairs, before he took part In these.
He made 10 me MANY Munchausen assertions, not
worth while to repeat, about various pertonages wich
would have offended me, as an Insult tory under
standing, IL they had not amused me- as told him.
He wns evidently egregious liar H turns out thnt
he was, besde7, decoy. and, ss shown by Ferrys am
dnvit. q swindler. .-.. -
The article 10 which you call my attention shows,
therefore, only a statement. published without jurat,
by liar ana thief and endorsed oy an 81. I.honorsne
prevent peng kicked out for dishon2ra6le ptactises
and who after all only swcars 70 what Iayior ma 'oo
him. and has since In chief part denied. ,, 81.
This fellow CIayor) no doubt went peddne hs ialse
hoods before the Spanish Legation ~ ne produseen s,
what suited them, ana what they PAID for Let nlin
pass For the infnmy Of hi. employer. whoeyer ,ney
sonally responsible for the contempt ! express Tor
them. Make any use you please OF this Letter o,,,,
Yours truly. G. II. HhNNlNosEN'
The sun., 1870-06-22

We call the attention Of all sensible men
in the country to a translation in another column
Of a late article in leading paper Of Madrid.
The Cuban army and the Cuban Government
which Gen. GRANT $50 much pretcnds to de-
spise " are declared and proved by this Spanish
writer to be more respected and better obeyed in
the island than either the Captain General OF
the Spanish Government.
The sun., 1870-06-22
The Dry Goods Clerks Moving.


SIs: We trust YOU will take notice of this ar.
tcle In next issue. II i In reply To the article
in Mondays paper signed Meta She says Lun.
dreds OF slrs ladies are nnIously waiting the next
meeting Of the Clerks Association. We will posi-.
lively assure them that we will asss, them TO our
utmost, and we cordially extend an invitation to
" Meta" aud all her codborera TO attend our next
meeting at Plmpton Building, Wednesday evening,
Jure "a In order To have our cooperation we must
consult together, and by accepting this invitation Il
viii be the first step leading further Efforts and
also show their earncsiness In the matter
by the Committee Of the Dry Goods Clerks Early
Closing Association, appointed to assist the sales.
ladies OF the city.
The sun., 1870-06-22
The editor of the Oti,en demands tbat v

The editor of the Citizen demands that we
shall nominate him for the Vice-Presdency.
We are sorry to be obliged to decline. The Vice,
Presidency is not his forte; but in Congress he
would do very well. His personal beauty would
make him favorite with the ladies in the gal
lery, and his knowledge of fisheries would rem.
der him decidedly useful whenever any question
connected with the subject should come before
the House. Let the friends of Mr, ROOSEVELT
stick to him and return him to Congress
The sun., 1870-06-22

The hot weather is now upon us. and all
kinds of contagious diseases become more viru.
lent and dangerous in consequence. The poison
which conveys these diseases turks in the
cushions of the horse cars. Both health and
cleanliness require that that kind of seat shoud
not be used in summer viii The directors of
the companies attend to this subjectY
The sun., 1870-06-22
A Loud Call for George, the Coun, Joapnes.

SIR: have read Netta's letters in your paper.
I am gia that We have some TO taxe our
part Where il that champion OF women. the Count
Joannea, all this time IL cannot be that no las
not read Nettas letters, for know that lie is con-
slant reader OF THE Sun.
! am employed in store on Broadway where
there are thrty-two saless omen, They are divided
into two classes. The early girls hours from
In the morning until In the evening, and the late
ones from 10 In the morning until 10 In the evening.
II any OF the girls as% To go OF two hours earlier
they are charged thIty-aye cents, ! hope TO meet
Notta and oil the advocates OF the Early Closing
Association at the picnic. LOrTlE.
The sun., 1870-06-22
The White Plains Tragedy.

IF'IFVT Ut INt NFW'
SIR: In an account OF an afray in White Plains
the newtnapers say that n black desperate cut the
throat OF white man, and that this detperadO belongs
town, 49, - "
! brought him fTom one OF the BaGnlna islands as n
body servant, and have found MIN trustworthy ser,
want ms attack was made by the other party tas
stated by The SUM, and he compelled to use such
means "a lay IN his power In self defence.
There are some persons In this place who insult the
colored population Of the town Whenever an Opportu.
my onele. II Is ony a few months since a colored
man and wife were returning from their days labor
W hen they were attacked by u rough A hglt enkucd
aud the confeQuence was that the rough WAS Allied
WHITE PLAINS, June a. 1870. d.
The sun., 1870-06-22
A Model Trial.

The trial of JOIN REAL was a model trial
We do not know where in the history of the
criminal law in England or the United
States a capital case can be found in which
justice was more perfectly done and we
shall be very much surprised If the Court of
Appeals does not affirm the decision of the
Supreme Court, which tried and condemned
REAL
The sun., 1870-06-22
Former White Slave speaks.

Sra: Reading over your paper saw the article
on white slaves. think justice ought TO be done 10
the white slaves OF Lyle's. He does almost as large
Eve or six stores ana have not his name mem
toned In any Of the papers. The saeswomen are
urday up 10 II and often 11:3O They are never al
lowed 10 sit down. Stools used to dress the
lines with but they are all removed by halfpaat ten
Mr.. Lyle's establishments on Sixth avenue close
every dull vt o'clock. but bis stores on
Eighth avenue keep open until o'clock Ryery
season the hopes of the young ladies' raised 5y
the promising of closing In dull times, but suppoes
that is only a stimulus for them 10 work harder II
busy seasons, Tor their hopes have never been real
ized, and you know hore deferred maketh the hcari
sick. A FORMER SALKSWOMAN.
The sun., 1870-06-22

The Finance Committee of the Senate
seem to be impervious to all arguments ofreuson,
policy, and justice concerning the income tax
They propose to retain the tax, but 70 diminish
the exemptions allowed in the bill passed by the
House. The better way would be to remove the
tax altogether. 1t is hateful to the people, unjust
in principle, and contrary to the Constitution.
What is the use of enacting a law which the
Supreme Court is sure to set aside soon as the
subject is fairly brought before ity
The sun., 1870-06-22
Fans, stools, and Ice Water. but Late
HOurs.

10 Mf ktlifOr or me sun
SIR: We, the salesladics employed in the es-
tabi-hment OF Mr.. Albert Ricb, pH ~Nth avenue,
beg To inform Mis- Meta that she l1nors under .
mistake when she mentions our prOprriors name
as Nranncal ~ far as the lp,e hours are con-
cerued We viii admit that we have to work late.
We think II nut gust to say however tnnt there not
more lcnicnt employer in the city We have ianr,
ice water aud stoos, and after the 1t ol July MI
Rich v III close at o'clock.
Mrs. NJ. N. GUSN, Miss FASSiE SMITH,
Miss MINNIE DkNr~TRR, Miss AMELIA SAItSGER
Miss ROsE HUSTER, Miss ROsE RorusCaILD
The sun., 1870-06-22
REAL EsrlTE TRANsA C1IONs.

Al the Exchange yeterday Mr.. ID. NJ. Seaman sold
house and ot n. l2ltl st., lS It, e, I'd ay for $3.50
Mr r., Haymond sold lots s1th bt, 800 f. G.
Mr.J; ~ Miller sold lousc and lots, iss and 200 Wa
ter ST., Brooklyn. for ~ .5OO
Mettrs A. j, Bieccke Son 4 Co sold house and lot
Manha1 ct place, Broo lyn, for $3.50.
hetep Johnson y MI or sold at Uuls Ferry yefte r.
day sxtY Ots, wary Ing Detween kli0 aud staO earR
The sun., 1870-06-22
Nr. Ridlcy's Employees.

TO Wt fHIIDI W IHd NNh, :
SIR: | beg to correct you in one of your ''r,
respondents articles relative to the t.lloNt"tN
OF women. lie said that Mr. Rijloy dos mot ,,u'
ploy respectable young ladies' ! have known W.
Ridley for several years; he viii not cmi'T my
young ladies without tho best OF rri''"'rr-.
know several yOuug ladies IN his enp.o, 10 80 nav
been there fifteen and eighteen year, iy u"n
-ran Linn more as friend than au emllu!tI o -
The sun., 1870-06-22

Mr.. GREELEY lie an honest man. Every
body says he is an honest man. lie has under
taken 10 apologize for Gen. GnAsr's Admins
trstion. Now, is Mr.. GRxrLrr ready to concede
that he would not have done any better IL he had
been in Gen. GRASr's shoesf
The sun., 1870-06-22
A suit Tor Eric,. niy,dcnd. .

The action for dividends on preferred stock,
instituted by John w, Thompson and otnor- against
the Eric Railway Company, was under consideration
yesterday IN tls SUPREME Court, SurltOg The
paintGs clam Tat all the earnings over running cN-
p,n-.e and cost of rerairs liable ioT dividends.
rLe g.oss ,nrnlnEs foI lsGS were lliUOIOON.
The sun., 1870-06-22
A Warming TO the Girls who Complain.

TOWt fdIlOT NJ TNf sun,
SIR: A word to the wise is better than ser
mon u the foolish. hope Il g poor white slaves u
New York viii not carry the controversy REGARDING
the standing or sitting mania TOO far lest some ~
our dry goods establishments follow IN" example u
one of the MASSACHUSETTS, snoem ,kers, by imnorins
cargo OF Celestial ladies', and BY inst luclng lltln
IN the mysteries and miseries OF salesWonen there
by compelling us to seek, DeT haps, some other more
menlhl OccupatiOn. LUELLA OF CmNl slreeL
The sun., 1870-06-22

that they could carry II out. II Count VAL.
NAssDA, whom these men wanted to place
in supreme power in the island, is really
dead, the proposition loses much Of It's sur.
prsing character, ..-t~~~-,
The sun., 1870-06-22
The Sun u specific "a Case of srus,rohr.

Yesterday Mr. Garrison was prostrated near
the river bank above the Falls by III, heat OF The
sun. One OF lis two comrades ran for holp, while
the other shaded the prostrate mans head with a
copy of THE NKw YoRK SUN, which he had in his
pocket. Before the return Of the messenger. how.
ever, Garrison recovered -nnicenty to walk of. and
he was subsequently kindly cared for bv Mr.. Van
Nuris Of the Cottage On the Chh. and quite over
the attack last evening, aud returned 20 his home IN
The sun., 1870-06-22

much more useful II II were frank end can.
did, and did not set out with the application
Of false prctences to an affair of great politi-
cal importance.
The sun., 1870-06-22
shrewd Dodgcs of shrewd Employers.

10 me fdNof or me sun,
SIR Having read some Of the complaints
against Altman, Bros 4 Co, must inform you ina.
the above hrnI has the reputation Of rmployllS
salesmen ut very low wages. A"er keeping BIN
for several months, by promises Of nigocr wages VIC
salesman Is told either To remain At h- rrseh'
wages, or to leave. This firm. by tne lboye mein9u,
always have good clerks at cheap sc'arles lLs
above mcts can he testified to by over ~ yonht,
Altman, Bros. & Go. A CONSTANT READER
The sun., 1870-06-22

II Ia confidently expected that the City
Hall Park, which looks low like graveyard in
ton at about the time when the new Court House
IL completed, when the Hon. ABRAH,u 0'HALL is
President of the United States, and the hand =
some Judge lILroN Mayor of the city.
The sun., 1870-06-22
A Poor Male Clerk struck bv Li.,htniug.

To fhe kII0I ~ INF NNn
SIR; In reply TO a letter signed Male Clerk"
addressed to this paper, do not truk he or those
OF his sex should urge their against our own.
We women are hglting our own butte, and |
hardly think that lc should plare himself upon tho
same footing ns weak woman. who j. not quite 20
suoug, but fully as capable Of measuring ont yHd
OF tape or selling packet Of needles
EMMA ! FOX.
with Lord 4 Taylor, Broadway.
The sun., 1870-06-22

At the famous baths Of Ems there is q great
gathering Of royalty The Czar of Russia is there
and the Grand Dukes Vladimir and Nicolas, The
DUKE of SaXe-N einnr, Prince Alexander of Iicsse
Darms'adt, and the Duke and Duchess OF Ossuna
The Car is mcognto under the name of Count
BorOdinsky.
The sun., 1870-06-22

From the cincinnati HHQbiJtr.
Grant owns 10000 worth Of United States
hunas. foreign war even with Span, wunld
greatly deprecialo their market value In an ruO.
lie operations lie looks at pecuniary ITohI to linn.
self and friendR.
The sun., 1870-06-22

sxTse san in Europe and in tho Co.ntry.

Readers Of THt Sus going TO the country or to
Europe may receive their fsvorte paper by mail for
any period dcs ed at the rate OF 80 cents month,
by sending their and subscriptions to our pub
bcation onice. When the paper is to be sent to
Europe, the postage must be aided TO the subserlp
iion,
The sun., 1870-06-22
LQreQdte ddiiN circuLdtion ldst

hVyTeguFe udAy ctToWdItVH tdN Wtek,
603,00 Average daily circulation dur
ing he 1eek, 100000. Daily acreage dur.
i''g TIE prepious peek, ending June 1s,
100, ,833.
The sun., 1870-06-22

smack from the great Massachusetts,
BANKS has run down a petrihed FIsn.
The sun., 1870-06-22

The daily circulation Of THE SuY during
the last neek, ,ehieh endcd on Saturday,
June 1S, rds as folions:
The sun., 1870-06-22

If ANDREW JOHNSON had nominated a
rebel officer for his Attorney General what would
Congress have said and done about iti
The sun., 1870-06-22
NEW YORK'S WHITE SLAVES
WHAT THE WORKING MEN AND go.
MEN SAY AND THINh.


Sea arcbina the Sntchels-work for the wo.
mans Rights Association.
To ne Editor or The sun.
SiR: While you are leading the vanguard in 20
Justly ventilatng the subject Of the White Slaves Of
New York. II might be well to direct the attention
Of the proprieors OF such establishments as Riilcv
In Grand street, where the satchels OF the lady al
tendants are searched before their departure. and
where many are In addition. compelled. aitar long
and tresome day toll to return to their labor and
remain til midnight, to the fact that the laws
OF our State provide that search be instituted
without legal warrant nor executed except by
public oficer.
The present unlawful search subjects those who
adopt these oppressive measures, so mortfying to
the selfrespect and sensbihtes Of these poor girls
10 an Indictment by the Grand Jury, whose atten.
ton In hereby called to the existence Of this state Of
things In their jurisdiction.
Where Ia the Womans Rights Association or the
Soroeis Instead OF wasting and puttcring avay
their time and abilities chimeras, let them do
vote their energies TO the ameoraton Of the cond.
tion Of the white slaves Of New York Here IL
grand field where they can reap rich harvest
And let the public no longer support these gided
female prison pens. Then their downfall will be
swift and their destruction certain unless they do
forthwith submit to the popular sentiment which
cannot in this enlightened and civilized community
be disregarded. FIAT JUSrITIA
The sun., 1870-06-22
How n Female Cashier was Treated.


To hs HdiiOr OF Ihe sun.
SIR: | have seen with much interest that You
have taken up your pen In behalf OF TIE much op.
pressed lady clerks OF this city. One instance has
come under my individual notice, as follows: A
young lady employed Of the cashiers at r. II.
Macys store, corner OF Sixth avenue and Fourteenth
street, receives a weekly stipend OF g.
Last Saturday night, under the following rule
AT the close OF each day the cashiers have to add
up each book In their department and tho cash then
in their possession and II the cash account exceeds
what the books call for they have 10 pay the diner-
over to Mr.. NJ, with an addition of the same
amount deducted from their salaries, as nne for
having error In their books. IL is the same II
their cash t.lls short they compelled N make II
NO from their sliares"-she had no money coming
70 her, although deficiency In her accounts could
be claimed; on the contrary, her cash exceeded the
amount charged to her account on the main books
This young lady IL emiIently respectable, and en-
tirely dependent on her own exertions for lyeli-
hood, and only for the tyranny OF lady superin.
tendent would be able TO support herself know
Mr.. Macy 20 be a kind-hearted, charitable man. and
II your extensively circulated paper continues in
the same course II has adopted, The suns rays
will penetrate the shambles OF the poor white female
slaves and tighten their burdens.
Yours, &c, PERFECT AsHLAR.
The sun., 1870-06-22
One OF Lord a. Tavler's Men Shows U
Lazy CIerks.

10 N< EdnOf or me sun
SiR: In your issue Of to-day l find q letter
headed "yustice 70 mes'rs. Lord d Taylor" and
signed Male Clerk"
Ho says that T" the men have TO be ct the store
from A. N. to Q r. NJ, and are hued twelve cents
for being ave minutes late" do not deny the state
ment. but | can say for myself and several others
who have been Ia the store for years, that have
never paid fine for being late, and some OF have
been occasionally from fifteen minutes to half In
hour behind time. But can easily explain the mat.
ter few words. There are some chronic loiterers
late from one years end to the other an II " neces
sary to make An examrlc OF them. Again, none but
half to put the largest allotment OF any stock In per
feet order, including counter dustinR, &C.; and as
for expecting chair. as IL the Thermometer was a
90 degrees all the year round, the idea s too slothu
TO require notice. Sucn man would never be salts.
fed witt cdne-bottoW.
Our Male Cler; " also grumbles at tie privileges
of the saleswomen, which is certainly not IN very
good taste. There some OF them lazy enough,
no doubt; but taking them on the whole, they have
restii iictions which are not absolutely neces sary
II your reporter will take peep into Lord Il Tay-
lors any morning about dusting time be will be
to 1nd some grumbler poised In very attractive at
ttude. with the end Of his backbone nicely adjusted
the lower ledge OF the shelving, and mis- feet
cozly ensconced In vacant drawer.pace under the
counter and II lie examine the shelves beyond he
will find excellent arrangement for the propa-a-
ton OF mushrooms This is truth, and II the firm
be otherwise.
The gentleman who has entire supervision Of the
establ and retai-has always ex.
pressed his willingness conform to reasonable
arrangement for the benefit OF the employees--eyen
to indulgence. AN OLD CLERK.
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Q o!
Ncea with GRrAr Srccrss in the crua Of
lSElSES Or THE NERVOUS SYSTEN,

Almost nlne-tenths Of our people suYet from
nervous exhaustion, and are. therefore. liable
- eoneomitant evils Of mental depression
confused Ideas, sofiening Of the brain. insanity,
ana complete breaking down Of the general
neal'h' Thousands are suffering to-day with
"tVhch-down nervous systems and, %unfortu-
lately tobacco, alcohol, late hours, over-werk.
mental and physical), are causing diseases 81
we nervous system to increase a, d fearful ratio.
l~heSymn;oms 10 which diseases of the ner.
,eus system give rise, may be stated as follows.
dull, heavy feeling In tile head, sometimes
more or less severe pain or headache: period.
~ headache, dizziness, noises or ringing n
s3ae head confusion Of ideas; temporary los.
y memory detection of spirits; starting dutine
s'sep bad dreams; hesitation in ansN eripp
questions dullness Of hearing; twitching q
me lace and arms, &c, which if not promp,l,
treated lead to paralysis, delirium, INSANITY
'mpo'encyi appopleSy, &c, Sc,
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att abtr nt@tperaIttt SOL,
8tnbee Mfrpft9on tpurbe i'm SABRE 1919
auf Rappleon 1. Aema@t: .
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@tfprd4 auf Der Gtfenbabn.
v6tren 81, 10 sic bas cen f9le@tes @et>
ter".-rWas fasen Se ?"-"SS@ neente, Is
,pdre re@t fdle4tes @etter".-rS4 lam
,ptrf1t@ ntdts perfeben."- alter &raft
br1Qenb): ,Gs 1T redt- fA1tdtes - Det'
ter !"-va@, tuenn @te tetter ntdts woden,
bas feb' i'd ftlter."
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Gin .-GintDa>
me btfu9te tire Sreunttn mad benz 8esrdt>
mfg ttres @annes unb faste ~ tbr: SIS
1T ratr redt lteb, @te mad bteftut f4peren
gerluf bod 10 sefabt u fnben."
,Sa, Der Doctor bat MIR eben bas @et>
nen trens Serboten," erwteberte bic trcfloit
Witttrt.