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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-03

FARES GREATLY REDUCED
nteamships on the Connecting on tho Pacific
A., ,,. Alantc: with tho
ALABKA, COLORADO,
ARIZONA, CONBTITI1lIoN
HENRY CIAURCEY GOLDEN CITY
NEW YORK, BACRAMENTo'
OCEAN QUEEN GOLDEN AGE'
NORTHERN LIGHT, MONTANA "a Ac
COSTA RIGA.
One Of the large and splendid steamshps OF I'M,
line wiil leave Pier No. "a, North River foot Of Canal
street. AZ " O'Clock, noon, the 18th and 3O Of every
month Except when those dates fall on Sunday ana
then on the preceding SATURDAY., for AsPINWAIL
connecting via Panama Railway with one of The Com
pahy sleamhhlpB from Panama for BAN FRANCISCO
touching nj Manzanillo
All departures connect at Panama win gfenuers 20,
bOuIH PACIFIC and CENTRAL AMERICAN
JAMAICA. "
For Japan and China, Steamer leave San Frnnclsco
nrst Of every month, except when IL falls on SUNDAY
lhen on the day preceding. 49,
One hundred POUNDS baggage allowed each Adult
Baggage-Masier accompany baggage through aud nj.
Tend TO ladleb and children without male pr6tcrtore
baggage received the Dock the day before sailing from
eanboat railroads, and passengers who prefer 10 send
An experienced surgeon on board. Medicine and at
For Freight or Passage Ticket or further inflammation
apply ~ the companys ticket Office on tho Wharf 10 ~
X BABY, Agent; 10 SUTTON n WHEELER Lincoln
BLOCK WorceBteri or 10 agents for New England
oo a., O. H. BAHTLETT n CO.,
oED ubm lb Broad street
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miscellaneous.
NEW STEAM MARBLE A
] STONE WORKS.

NEW STEAM MARBLE AND
IN STONE WORKS,
Having introduced machinery into business we
confident that, with large experience, practical
knowledge and personal attention. are prepared TO
manufacture Building Fronts and Trimmings, MOnu-
ments, T5biets and Grave Stones, Chimney Pieces,
Bracket Shelves, Table and Bureau Tops. sinks, and
every description of work made from Marble ana stone
/ al the lowest cash PTees.
Thankful for past confidence and patronage, solicit
} a continuance of the same. TATECM HORGAN,
als diff IS Central ST., Worcester, Mass.
ESTABLISHED IN 1S3S.-P. YOUNG,
Il Dealer in Fancy Goods Toys, and Useful Articles.
Umbrellas and Parasols Repaired Pinking in a num-
Der of styles. stamping for Embroidery
Agency of the French Dye House, of Boston. Goods
sent to the Dye House, on Fridays.
! ease observe the sign of The Variety Store, No. GAG
Man street, nearly opposite the Qunsgamond Bank.
1e2f deODtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-03

PREPAID sTEERAGE PASSAGES
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-

For Freight and Cabin or Storage Passage
Apply at the Company Once, 50 STATE STREET
Bosroa. JAMES ALEXANDER, Agent,
Vt IN Worcester, to RICE WHITING,
inyH diff Main and Pearl SITS.
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d N Pond K Co
No. 2 Front st. Exchange.
Particular attention paid to the
PURCHASE & SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
OF Every Description.
. SPLENDID 216-ACRE MILK AND

- SPLENDID 216-ACREM MILK AND
Iii FRUIT Farm FOR SALES miles from WOr-
Ill cester. Z miles several churches stores post
" ofice, & C. mile from school; very pleasantly
situated in hrst class neghbOrhood. on a main road:
and all Of the very best qualitywel fenced with stone
WALL not acres OF waste land the place; cuts 50 tons
o. ngsh nav. some seasons considerable more; winter
ana summer - head Of cattle; than wood and
Iingsr eIong for the place. 100 splendid apple trees
hsaIy ~ grated fruit; 80 pear trees, &c
Nice Two story House Of Il rooms and hath roorr
convenient for two families: paintei uapered and
blinded, and in thorough repair every wav ~
Vne o. ne best Barns in Worcester county IeO A.
Alk sOld At the ,eenire Of the town q Of mile
from the farm This place Il really worth the attention
Of any one wishing 10 purchase farm on which to
make money.
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HELMBOLD's
Catawba Grape-Juice Pills
AND
HELMBOLD's
HELMBOLD's
Highly Concentrated Fluid Extract
Sarsaparilla.

In the Spring and Summer months the system under
goes change.
This is the time to use good bloOd-renewing purifying
and invigorating incidence
HelmbOId's Fluid Extract SarsnparIIIa and
HelmbOId's Fluid Extract Grape-Juiee
Pills ARB THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE
One bottle of Helmbolds Fluid Extract sarsaparilla
equals in strength gallon Of the syrup or decocton
as made by Druggists, and wine glass added to pint
Of water equals the celebrated Lisbon diet drink de-
lightful and heathfu beverage
The Grape7Julce PHI is composed of fluid extract Ca
tawba grape-juce andPLUID EXTRACT RHUBARB
Useful in all diseases requiring a cathartic remedy.
and far superior to all other purgatives such as sats
magnesia, &c.
Helmbold's Grape-Juice Pill is not patented pill put
those ordinarily wendell but the result ten years
experimenting and great care in preparation.
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FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARI
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPARILLA,
FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT RsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARs,APARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sAR.sAPARILIA.
FLUID EXTRACT sAlESAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sA.RSAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT s.ARSAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA,
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA,
FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
APRIL, MAY and JUNE.
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AT Haverhill, an important real estate move
ment has just taken place in the sale of two
prominent lots, with frontage of $50 feet on
Wingate street and forty-two feet deep, for
$4,000, upon which a block of stores is to be
speedily erected. This creates new business
in close proximity to the depot, parallel with
Washington street, and will be followed, by i'm
pOrtant business CHANCES.
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CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
cATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
oATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA CRAZE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
'CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS,
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
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On the evening of the S1st ult., Michael Nc
Grath, about 80 years of age, stole the team of
DIR. Green of Lowell, from in front of his resi-
dence on Pawtucket street. Chase was given
the thief ard hew was taken at Middlesex Village
about mile from the city. He formerly re-
sided in Lowell and has family in Fitchburg
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tut Ut NY
BERKSHIRE COUNTY

BERKSHIRE COUNTY.
A Mr.. Reasoner of Egremont had a chicken
Matched recently, with three feet, the surplus
limb being attached where the tail feathers
should have been, and Langdon Hulett of Shelf
held had pair of twin ducks from one she'll
the heads of the pair growing together.
The work on the Hoosac Tunnel is at a rate
which tells every month. Up to the present
time the work has progressed from the east end
500 1eet from the central shaft 1856 feet and
from the west end 61S6 feet, making the aggre-
gate length opened 15,046 feet The distance
remaining to be opened is 1886 feet.
MAINE.
Inc mayor Of Bangor has vetoed an order of
~. ~ wy council, Offering $1,000 inducement for
NJ the State agricultural fair, and the result is
nNely 70 pc that no state fair will be held. this
year. IN any part of the state.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
nS DaItlhouth boys beat the Tufts COLLEGE
last week, 20 to 0. JUN AZ h"uofeI,
MRS. Adallne Young, of Wolfboro dro,,noa
herself IN pond where the water was fn,, a a
deep, Monday night. She was 80 wears ola mi mi
subject to fits of dependency. o'u' anu
The forthcoming report of the state traos,.o.
shows the receipts for the past year TO have beer
Sl,lo2,o25, and the expenditures 81 ,Oss .3Se !.
cash on hand, S93 ,939. The net state indebteJ'
ness is SIS 1863, being a reduction from last
year Of S4l9,204. The decrease of expenses Is
S59,417. N'''S' ~
Col Waterman Smith, who has been the agent
q the Manchester print works for upward Of
eighteen years, some time since resigned that
PoslHon, the resignation to take effect fbe first
Of June. A. NJ. Wade, recently superintend.
entj Of the Pacific mills at Lawrence Mass.
nas been appointed agent to take the place If
20. smith, and entered upon the discharge of
nas aaties q the office He has been connected
nltu the works, as superintendent of one of the
departments, for about two months. ''''
ua nns second annual meeting of the fifth New
Coaapsa IL veteran association was held AT
eec neoIo 90 on the lst and the following oeers
Cbas Y III Ha 1ns ensuing year: President, Col.
COL j. z, Larkin, Of Concord Ireesnysr Lieut. Ca
thomas L. Liyermore, Of Boston, Ietters were we're
here June 1, 1872, Wv next reunion
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FAREs GREATLY Rrprcrn.

-. - 7 y ITINUTWU LINE
TO CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN,
TOuching at Mexican Ports. and carrying the Intet
LI.Iu. LLuLI
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- FOR SALE-A SUPERIOR

TRY GOODS BUSINESS FOR SALE
- IN CLINTON-The Lease, Fixtures and Stock 4
desired, of first class DRY GOODS SToRE-one.o of Il
best stores and finest locations for business in the vllag
The enterprise and rapid growth of Clinton It's unsur-
passed by any town in the Commonwealth, which fact
rs sure guarantee OF success to man Of enterprise de
string to engage in the Dry Goods business For further
particulars apply to l.. A. ELY ~ CO..
my25 diff Cor. Main and Pleasant sts
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APRIL, MAY and JUNE.
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- FOR SALE-A Cottage House .newl
HI: rooms, painted and papered In good style.
Hall Lot 5000 square feet Southbridge st. Price
- $500 -one third down, balance lay on mort
gage. Apply TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-18
RAILROAD WAR IN BROOKaYy.

For two years past there has been an incessant
warfare between tue Grand street and Metropolitan
Railroad Companies Williamsburg, IN their respec-
tive notions OF right ofway Many conncIhas taken
place between the employees OF these companies In
consequence. but that OF Yesterday was the most
serious. Olcers Of the Grand street road undertook
to take up rails In Bushwick avenue, near North
Second street. That had been laid by the North Sec
ond street company. This action was resisted by
the employees OF the latter company and exciting
tumult was the result. SO serious o character dtd
the affair assume that Captain Muller was called
upon to preserve the peace, and lie hurried
to the scene OF conflict with platoon OF
police. on reaching the scene OF conflict
the Captain arrested Captain Cochcn, presi-
dent OF the Grand Street Railroads: Theodore
Cochen, william Ubrcnd, John Mcconnell, Thomas
Thomas and Alexander Cnfystie and they were ar.
ralgned before Justices Eames and voorhees, on q
charge or disOrdery conduct. They all entered into
bonds TO answer the charge. Henry Hamilton,
director OF the Grand street road subsequently
arrested charge OF disorderly driving, hc hav-
Ing driven up stage full OF fighters at furious
gait TO the aid OF his cOmpany's men.
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Tcionions AssauIt ON an Om-er.

FcIOntOua Assault on an Omccr.
At the Yorkvile Police Court yesterday young
man. named James Smith, residing at No. 1sl East
Forty.ith street, was arraigned. charged with
attempting to take the life Of Timothy Crowley, an
officer OF the Eighteenth precint The statement Of
Crowley, made under OATH Is that lie went to Fupks
Park to attend the picnic OF the Michael Whclan A.
ISOLATION as private citizen. During the evening he
saw Smith stab an unknown man on the head with
knife and putting on his shield, which be had
with him he cndeavored to arrest Smith, who
stabbed him in the abdomen. Tie Otflccr
threw him on the ground and endeavored to take
the knife from him, but before he was able To
do so the unknown man whom Smith had Stabbed
rushed upon him Crowley and stabbed HIM In tho
head Tie prisoner, whose head was fcarfully msl-l
.atcd, states that he and ofilcer Crowley had =
dti,cuv early In the evening and that Crowley han
Knocked him down with a blow OF his Nat. Friends
then interfered, and II was not until they wero
about to leave the grounds that the dinicuity was
renewed. Crowley then took his Climb from one OF
the officers OF the Nineteenth precinct who was
present, and beat him the head with 1t In Cruet
manner, M ius condition In court attested.
Justice Bxby held Smith ia the sum OF $4,000 bah
for examination fss
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Another Car Outrage.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HRRALD:-
SlRI take the liberty Of acquanting with incident
that happened to sne OF the and permit to
that the frequent Of such incident must
serious American society," OF which take
to be the representative Yesterday. at hapas eight
O'Clock in the evening. I entered University place
No 49, at the Of Fortyeghh Broadway
handed the conductor two dollar bill the
fare few seconds afterwards be returned and asked me-
replied swell take your bill; can't carry Next
Is coming" was his perempory made however,
without taking down the number OF the car which desis
above. NOT content with having publicly In
suited conductor made-I was about say
impernent remarks but the term does not IT, for no
you and for myself l win not here repeat. l
then took Seventh No. ll6 In which found
nductor had proper OF his duty will easily
that these insulting expressions addressed to
whom had never seen before could not touch me in the
least But the delay occasoned by this incident
sively annoying me- just thon had pressing
business on hand leave It now toyon sir, to form an
opinion of this matter, and remain yours respectfully
No. 75 Broad street. II. CUSTEL.
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gu. powers Of oconosion vel a. that svs -
h n. aass.". And Cant sa% A sosuss
s $
not superior cass q men conduc,os ai dollar.
ls
yard might b urged sy s eSpAn,s os az
late Ss G in on Ss.
sSss good s.. :..Ty
That has had easlsnos since the Of man raaae,
s. al hat an mana a
citizen oahss and when you
nnce can %one our s1s1
S yse %s 'osSs fss Sos:
psrmsssss and controls our passageways, there were
rae: ss msn
we're sss terror
Ssshs ana r1s say Always carried
The Only threat H.. The ae " n, s w re-
Ss nSns "a: s o.o
Sa r. na % c ds
who had .hoos:- mssrasrsa: either hands
sas Is g Se ny
chair WIN our united strength we bsrrIcadsd the door with
The landlord and other: como up u. door would
i nave a.
without !, revolver revolver. I have seen spectral forms
under drawers barely :i.sairs PISTOL hook sas i
hand, on sidewalk IN New York city and
on. policeman appear--ony when 1t
The conductors always go early this
have crowd oil running consecutive agree
the their shall turn In previous starting
amount. number Of consecutive books running Mi but
similar amounts z re daily viii be free almost from spot
ies they Al but guarantees one anosers honesty
to be worth daily to the driver dollar and half to two dol
lars. ~ night NIL his meats and as chose
each trip six seven times day Now any-driver
dncsor looks with Immense contempt on common thief
word about car thieves as body men small in bud
small in plnck and smallest In anything manly but wthal
class 70 fall WITH beca use more and
who don't mind the HIS" and dare between them
and their lawful orcya creduous sesecurc public re.
Of the their bully and shoulder sasher the front
platform The driver communicative sort Of fellow, i'm.
aboreo under illusion that some would be less
heavily weighted n the OF tins cxpounders
shortly The sasher opened the front door
workmen he 70 them the astounding disclosure Of
the driver during which time he moved 70 the drivers side
the drivers saviour ns Of tho boys then proposed to
heaye him the other for his life
ns G ASkssa WISH 70
way thieves for their customers crowded standing
roomony cars One plants himself the hind STEP and,
soo s 70 up ~ s
Of eleven or twelve O'Clock at night, empty car,
lonely part Of the road roughs club and sense
sent 10 their Immediately their prey get
OIL the confederaes inside want to get on too, their ch
and rob ananspected Whenever yon hear chirrup in
q car; look out for the danger light" ! feel,
cree that which he cannot compel to compliance.
These not to individual few men
care to wear their ves upon their sleeve Yours truly
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The Railway OhicaIs to BIame-Thc Admin.
istration Of Justice n Bur;esQuc.

To THE EDITOR or THE HgRALD:-
SIR-Evcry respectable member Of the community must
feel grateful to you for the In which the HERALD
has out the FostePntnam murder. But, while the
honest indignation Of the public directed against
dere those who opinion responsible for such
escape not only punishment but blame refer to the
directors of the railroad company. They 20 solely for
making money and not for tho surngs OF passengers
the insults they receive II these would pay their
and drivers respectable wages make the s
alton worth competing for they would get honest able
regards both person and propsy and they the
would be in pocket the losses they sustain through dishonest
am foreigner and have certainly been astonshed at the
amount Of crime that takes place this city,
murder and robbery but seldom hear Of the police
Ing and when capture Is made what's tie
Why, his trial. from sgnDng to end, OF the
fornanee OF buriss than court Of Justice
It's dignity and striking terror into the hearts of evoe
The OF this city deal the
institutions of the old country but Justice was dealt out as
M wod have bsen saved Se y a
noancing the death Of respected citizen who lost his life
Ihe cause this awessness traced TO the fact that
the very worst class Of society have the power putting bad
oce keep what power they have already sanedoma
pnnder to this passions or these who helping
things exists No. sir and unless an eiIeotnal check is
struck the root OF TIE evil crime will become greater just
al n na II san 70 s %
duty in peaceable and lawabiding manner. When
fill positions Of trust and responsibility bring for.
ward fearless and Independent men candidates, and
sf e e Are 81 me eSv III,
who have IN their power to do this never perform the
have fair show in the mt Of the ss affair. and
Pals but now their patrons Til once this 10
GDy % s re ad % ys s
place in your plucy independent and widely
paper f s am &C.. 'ooKNEYMAN MECHANIC.
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Lively Gossip from q C0ndwctOr-ssHOw the
Old Thing Woiks' with Politicians.
NEW YORx. NAV g. Is7f

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
SlR-Our travelling convenenccs Manhattan Island,
what sacrifice and what enjoy for and from them
serious very serious questions with at
large. That allow them to monopolze all tho
rouebfares with lines Of rails casually by way
joke will mention four lines the B0wery when two
ample; lines In Ann Church and other spacious
names supcnuous and having given valuable col
ective night OF citizenship private monopoly, have
right 10 claim qudpro qn which politicians
river, who fat discomfort, Will admit fail
get, and in th.ir odous slang hardly "fair
shake" DO the London omnbuses carry extra passen
ger and above their seating capacy2 Echo
never-not Derby day Do the Paris Brussels
public vehicles and crush their patrons who
allow their existencey Most emphatcally they
do not. now direct to tho question AT issue Why
allow this disgsccfu state OF things In New York In
the 1871 We who have Dean Richmond, Bristol
other floating palaces palata pr0ad boudois and
drawing rooms, cannot boast Of the common comfort OF
respectable and cheap our main thorough
fares and day In and day ont we settling up the Phar
sees that other men Indeed we
or long this would have had own. fear
much smacks OF Claudius' words =.
In the corrupt currents Of this world
Offences glded- handed may shove BY justice;
And Oft It's the wicked prize itself
Tho last ins IL apt and like lagos advice to RoderIgo.
skes hono aud awaken TO the dssgrsesoc fscs that
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PICNIC or TINE SCANDINAVIAN SOCIETY.

At East River Park, foot OF Eighty fourth street,
yesterday afternoon and evening was held the an
nual picnic OF the Danish, Norwegian and Swedish
residents OF the city, who formed themselves into
an association to perpetuate q lovc for Father
land. The attendance was quite large and
the festivities that embraced dancing, 0ratons
and music, were participated IN with zest. Elk.
Congressman J. d. RymerL DR.. Gross aud other
leading NOrwegians were conspicuous In the conf
pany. The music selections were rendered by Mr.
J.. J. watson, Professor Savorni and Miss Anna
Watson, who gave with excellent effect national
anthem cQmD0Sed by Mr.. Rymcrt for the OCCASION
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A Drunken Polieenan Wants TO "Pui a
Head'' ON n Conductor.


To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
srsI am a conductor No III Third Avenue Rail-
road Yesterday morning patroman Isaac Connolly, of
the Twenynrst precinct got on the down trip
Seventyeighth street and Third After passing
Fy-nnth street seeing he did not hclong the Nine
ecnth precinct went for his when he abused
shameful and would not give me his fare. The
trcasurers clerk being the At the time. took his
when he rot off, Rui he got my this morning
beasiy drunk. and said II would make charge against
him that he would club The whole head on and finally got
abusive and used such Language In the OF the
in the that stopped The and had him put OF
bv the that post Third avenue. Now, sir,
what expect from ougLs when drunken policemen
the cars In uniform the Language he made se OF
Yours respectfully, . . JAMES j. BEviNs,
Car No. III Third Avenue Railroad.
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To EDITOR or the HERALD
sIR-I left Carlsbad, Bergen county. NJ j. this morning.
ticket for New fork. the nine A. N. train, Erie
Railroad which said ticket the conductor one day
after time and claimed double fare. The sum- although
small, had not with then, but offered him security
parcel value three doars also my pockebook containing
me Oh train which he did at Hackensack Bridge
me " ak four FIVE miles IN the rain.
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Advice "a Gar travellers.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD e
sIn-As your columns TO be open for the general
expression Of the public In just condemnation of the recent
hook MURDER would few suggestions be out of paceS
think the people have the power in their hands TO
regulate great mary the evils OF which they complain.
Firstly let every avoid and stages both. far
they and by walking improve and benefit their
health. Secondly let evoy Insist having
stopped in getting Oft Of the Thirdly and most
important OF all, let every man. child who
rnle never 70 attempt 70 do so when they see
wha description standing upon the plat
form with the conductor II IL one OF the rules all the
upon the platform converse With the driver
public good enforced People expect
ter murderers robbers thieves and pckpockcs when they
pals we mink carload Of passengers would DO justified
driver or conductor stops his to take drunken
man. REFORMIST.