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Caclssa7l, June l6, 1876,


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The New York herald., 1876-08-17
WORKINGWOMEN.
COMPLAINTS OF MEssRs. ARNOLD, CONSTABLE 4
CO q oPRRArIYEs

COMPLAINTS OF MEssRs. ARNOLD CONSTABLE q
co. 3 OPERATIVES
The ladies who do piece work for Messrs Arnold
Constable Co. complain Of statement OF a repre-
sentative Of the Arm made to HERALD reporter and
published yesterday. The following is the statement
referred to-
"a great many of our hands are OF their
tIons but lar havo made no further reduction
forces than accustomed to make every sum
mer Neither their salaries reduced, and don't
intend they shall be. "
The piece workers say that the nrm has reduced the
number of hands very considerably, and has also
down prices to an exceedingly low figure. II has been
the heretofore to keep from 200 800 persons
at work in tho cloak department. but at pres
paid weekly to the employees Of this depart
mcnt run from about SO TO So So Many
OF tho piece workers, who claim to be the
ccvorest and most sliiul operators employed by the
firm, say they don't mako much over IS per week by
the most diligent application MANY OF these
widows with children, said OF these ladies'
writer yesterday. ''and they don't make as many
dollars weekly they have children. Cloaks for max
ing which 81 has been paid heretofore,
obliged make for S. For making whole suit Of
SILK the pay SO So and they ask to make
ing and trim itabout four days labor the very
east--for s3 Is. We only get seventy five cents Tor
making cloak which takes day and nalf AS for
the statement that many of of on vacations"
SAID the lady, "thc answer to that Is that OF
because there IS no work for u.s."
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
THE BONDED WAREHOUSE ROBBERY.
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

The public parade ground controversy still fingers In
the courts. Tho matter have been argued yes
terday, before Judge Donohue, but tor the
OF counsel IL was adjourned until tomorrow
Theodore Mutually, Jr., a bank clerk, adjudged
by Judge Sper OF the Superior Court yesterday to DO
n luuat;c the certificates OF Drs. Price and Foster
Among The grounds of lunacy which the Court
iound the Judgment dcusion OF eternal
dannation.n
In March last II. b. Clafie & Co obtained judgment
in the superior Court against Henry J. Meyer tor
SlG,525 5s on motion yesterday, there being no
opposition, Judge Spelr granite order that the real
property OF Meyer be exempt from the lien OF this
judgment and that The clerk enter the order ON the
jud gmcnt docket
The expected argument upon the habcas corpus
granted OF Charles Chester DriSgs and Mrs.
Driggs, arrested previous to the death OF AIRS. Larue
upon charge OF poisoning her, was postponed from
yesterday until to-day. II s more than likely that
different compile xion viii be gwen TO the case now that
the accused parties have been eXonerated from this
grave charge NJ the Coroner's inquest.
Judge Donohuc, remarkable ior his terse decisions,
cXcclicd himself yesterday in his decision upon the
motion recently argued before HIM to discharge from
Ludlow Street JAN Dr. Ruius Wagner Flint, ihe letter
writer medium or refusing TO pay alimony As directed
by the Court the SUIT tor divorce now pend ng against
hm by HIS wife. The Judge aconically disposes Of the
by writin. on the papers the inuorscmen 81
or varying the order already made, I" the
plain English Of which Is that Dr. Flint must continue
10 soourn in Ludlow Street jail He reserves his
decision, however upon legal points raised in the
Doctors behalf by his counsel
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
THE TwENTY-SECoND WARD RIOT.

AT the Fitty-seventh street Court yesterday John
Cody and his sons Patrick and James, were com.
mited await the result OF the injuries of James Cir
ford Hugh Fitzpatrick and John Harkns who were
shot Tuesday 10y the prisoner Patrick. Patrick
fused to make any statement but when the Court
characterized the shooting az cownrdy anG unpro-
voked said with spirit. that he 10 bc
Knocked down. and II ne had not done he did their
assaiiants would have killed his brother, meaning the
one not vet arrested. The father. according the
statements OF all the witnesses 10 the shoot
ing. net present when Patrick Cody
fired the shots. John O'ponncll, of the
laborcrs who TOOK part against tho
Codys sworc however. that old Cody neited his sons
TO deeds of blood, when he remarked, before going
away after the hsh and before any shot had been
fred, that he could lick Hunh Fitzpatrick himself and
told the To 10 and beat the whole gang. Next
Pairck Cody, the not yet arrested Is the most
guilty the youngest OF the Codys having really done
nothing except 10 ncitc by his presence the others
violence should any OF his victims die Patrick
will be tried for murder, tho father ~ an accessory
the fact and James and the not yet arrested
as accessories after
Judge kasmrc. In the course OF the examination,
highly commended Uiccr Jefferson Tor the courage and
bravery displayed 10y him IN the oi Patrick Cody.
expressed his intention of recommending to the
Folicc Commissioners his promotion.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
MALARIA IN WALL STREET.

For some time pas. the brokers and bankers in the
ncghborhocd OF Wall, Broad and New streets havo
suffered from malarioos icvers and during por.
of the hot weather the etd smells have been 20
in,olerablc that windows had be closed Tho odors
were noxious If proceeding from defective drains
cesspools 1t finally discovered that the areas
running along Now street, at tho base OF the ST Nich
olas Bank Building, were filled with decayed matter
vegetable and animal, aud of the Offices on New
stroot became uninhabitable. Brokers and brokers,
clerks were taken III, customers were driven away
from the Offices and the nuisance seemed to require
prompt attention at the hands OF the Health Board
Yesterday Dr. Tracy, connected with tho latter Office
made tour OF Inspection, ani decided that
must be done the health of tho locality would be
seriously impaired. The drain pipes all TO be cx-
anned and the trustees OF the ST. Nicholas Bank--tha
owners Of the whole building at tho corner OF ALI
and New streeswill be required 10 lay bare all thor
pipes for examination by the health officers Tho nrss
requirement. however. seems TO be the immediate
{. Cleaning out and disnectng OF the filthy masses or
decayng matter in the areas on New street.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
DECISIONS.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERS.


BY Judge Donohue
Woolsey We. Adsit denied.
The Metropolitan Medicine Company vs De Grnth
and another and Bracham vs. Giltus.-Motion denied.
Barney Barney; In the matter OF Ditmas, &c. ;
Raymond Molier and crooks VS.. Otard Two
tionsl-Grantcd
Flint VS.. Fhnt-Mcmorandum
The Christopher and Tenth Street Railroad Company
VS.. The Central Crosstown Railroad Company.-Ordcr
granted derying motion
Sullivan vs. FCsdlck. Granted $3.50 allowance d.
Worth VS.. Warncr-Papers do not contain moving
alidavits
COMMON PLEAs--sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge J. r. DAILY
Trask Fo.som-Decree settled. Memorandum
for counsel with clork
Gardner Blodg-tt ct al-Findings settled
MARINE CoURT-CHAMBERs.
BY Judge Sheridan.
Ahrcn VS.. Tay lor. Attachment vacated and party
discharged payment of the Shcri's lees aud sub
mittipg to nn examination
Mic6alis VS.. Cowan-Motion granted, with $40 costs
shook vs. Rnu; German Exchange Bank Gross;
Browning VS. l.auderback--Bond approved
Ehret Hun; Mcguire VS. kcnsig: Trumbridge
Streetcr yickers VS.. Knapp; Krchcr VS.. Kirchcr;
freeman VS.. Loughran-Orders granted.
The Oriental Bank Vs. Markert; Lynn VS.. Paalas
Motions overruie demurrer and for judgment:
granted.
Manchester vs. Gavn.-Moton to amend summons
and complaint denied.
Schwab Donobuc Motion denied.
Grcl VS. Johnson.-Motou denied
Boston Traveller VS.. Wander ern.-Moton to dismiss
granted.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
RAPID TRANSIT.
THE NEW YORK ELEVATED RAILgoAD-woRK 70
BE IMMEDIATELY RESUMED.

THE NEW YORK ELEVATED RAILIoAD-w0RK 70
BE IMMEDIATELY RESUMED.
In view OF the decision Of Judge Van Hoesen Of thu
Court Of Common Pleas, denying the suit for In
junction application Of the Ninth Avenue Rail.
road Company restrain the Elevated Railroad from
using dummy engines upon any part OF its route from
constructing using switches or turnouts south
Of Thrtieth maintaining any track whatever
upon Ninth north OF Thrticth street, HEkALp
representative called at the company's offices yesterday
70 ascertain the immediate effect of this favorable do
cison and how far would affect tho progress OF the
works which had already been commen need In the
course OF conversation Mr. >. A. Cowing, the
secretary and the company explained that
no further difficulty anticipated in carrying ouI
Tho proposed He SAID that while the decision
very gratifying TO tae friends Of rapid the
judgment had not es yet been entered, but that
probable woi would be commenced to-day to- NOR
the switch extending from Forty second street
Fiftieth street. 2 500 feet long; that extending
Twelfth street to Twenty fourth street. that
at Houston and that Liberty street Ala
the appurtenances OF the road readiness and
only await tie necessary force adjust them IL hav-
ing been suggested that there have a good
many hands employed before The SUIT com need
Mr.. Cowing stated that there wero over i5o men
ragea that had the operations been erfered
With the switches would have been completed in CON-
para,vey short time. There was now, hc SAID, no
OPPOSITION except in the case OF Mr.. Patten.
OF the Pacific Hotel Greenwich street. who obtained
an the raising 0i columns the
immed ate vicinity OF that establishment Mr. Cowing
further stated that by OF these switches highly
satisfactory results would be obtained and that up
residents would be greatly benefited Instead Of
running every eighteen minutes they would bs
dcspatchcd every seven and halt minutes The
nipg between the Battery and the Park Is caicu.
lated mt thirty minutes There hundred
sixty each day. and 1t is expected that
when the switches completed the travel will be
largely increased. Mr. Cowng added that IL the
intention OF the company continuing The above
Sixty first street for the present II Is understood that
the switches will finally be united, tnus making con-
double track. Mr.. Cowns was very hopeful Of
the final success OF the enterprise.
reporter the HERALD also called at the Office oi
the Gilbert Elevated Railroad at room 46 In build.
ing No. II broadway, and iound notice office
door 10 the elect boy would bc back in thrcs
minutes" " no happy, human boy was found subse-
qnenty in tho hallway making desperate efforts 10
catch unwary but exhausted flies and knew nothing
further than that Or. Gilbert was stopping Ut Long
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
POLICE COURT NOTES.

Michael Quinn. bartender in saloon at No. $50
Madison street, was committed in default of 81 900
bail at the Esses Market Police Court yesterday,
charged with shooting William Fitzpatrick, OF No. IS
Scanmel street
Henry Fieds aged iorty-t OF the same residence
were held tor trial by Justice Murray. in The
Tombs Police Court yesterday, on complaint OF Mary
Hughes oil No. 561 West Sixtieth street. who charges
them with roho'ng her of sl3 IN Vcsey street the
18th INST Both were committed in default of $500
each
The o! George W. West and Jacob Van vakcn-
bere the alleged defauDg ticket agents the Penn.
sylvania Railroad Company, called up for na-
the Tonos Police Court yesterday before Justice
Murray, and ng TO illness OF counsel adjourned
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
SHIRKING THE EMIGRANTS.

Emigrants arriving In the country under tho
charge OF the Commissioners Of Emigration for five
years after they stcp shore These Commissioners
having managed ioist tho Commissioners OF
Charities and Correction many of their proteges, the
latter Board passed resolutions AT their moaing yeser
day the cfoct that accordance with tho written
opinion OF the Corporation Counsel the Warden OF the
City Prison and other institutions that department
be instructed TO receive into their custody such
insane or INDECENT emigrant who IS not charseablc
this county .he Secretary OF the Board directed
to address communication to the Counsel ol the Cor
porai requesting him decide whether the resou
accordance with his opinion the subject
dated July -, 1876, and requesting an early reply.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

regular meeting Of the Board OF Aldermen will TO
held this afternoon.
Tho progress OF union between ant-Tammany and
Tammany is slow but sure. No regular conference has
been held in this city, but II is understood that tine
OF Kcllys surrender will be stipulated
toga next week This ates, back down OF Kelly IN the
OF the foo is the subec, Of considerable discussion
among our local politicians.
Under resolution OF the Board Of Apportionment
the different departments requested send IN
their estimates Tor 1876 before the LIST OF
next
Materials OF the old aqncduct lying between Ninety
fa and 10th will sold at twelve O'Clock to-
day nj the Comptroller Office.
Charles II. Swan has been sworn in as Register OF
Licenses
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
ROTTEN SHADE TREES.

To THE ErIroR OF THE HERALD
After two fatal accidents OF the telegraph poles our
city within few days 1t not high time that to avoid
similar accidents tho hundreds Of rotten shade trees
should be forthwith from streets? There
SOC OF these dead streets,
OF them having been dead several years. and
decayed that they liable in gust OF wind 10 be
blown down, eDdansering human lie and limb Besides
this they and the bark is infested
with all kinds oil vermin. Please, through your in1u
entail columns call the attention OF individuals and tho
public authorities TO havo thcm removed Some ignor-
people afraid to these nuisances before
their premises without permit from pubic func-
tonary. 1t the right Of every man TO cause 10 be
moved like nuisance from the front OF his premises
that endangers the life ard limb Of himself family
Reform.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
THE FAT RENDERING NUISANCE.

Complaints are general from the people resident In
the vsiniy Of Grand, Droomc, Chrystc. Forsyth I'll.
dridgc and Delsnccy streets against public nuisance
In the nature OF packing and fat boring establish
mont situated the middle oi Edrdge street, between
Broomc and pclsuccy. Tho LEGALITY dcnscly popu-
lated, and the stencil is reported being perfectly
iutolerahlc. The matter has been represented so
far action has been takon by that body and an an
peal 10 The ,irand Jury Tor reet is now conein patea
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
THE NEWARK POLICE MURDER.

Yesterday the Newark police arrested Reuben Roe,
the keeper of saloon the corner Of Howard and
Springfield avenues. Roc has the reputation OF being
what the police call "fenccthat Is, one who keeps
a OF refuge for thieves and storage for their plum
der. II was in his premises that Oschwad secrctcd
the bag which has since been found and been identified
MS being filled with the plunder stolen IRON Bedells
house He lis accused with being an accessory to the
Oschwald Ryan crime, having. as alleged, concealed
evidence from the police. He held in default OF
$1,000 His housekeepcr Mrs Mary SchwcI, was also
nrresicd and is held as n witness
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
TIE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.

considerable force OF workmcn was engaged at the
Brooklyn Bridge yesterday preparing for the laying Of
the iootbrdge and Cradle cables The ends of tho
working rope have not yet been spiced in Brooklyn
AT New York they have not yet been carried to tho
anchorage. These ends Will probably be passed across
South street. and over tho house tops the anchorage
IN day or Two. Then tue ends will be spccd and an
endless chain formed TO facilitate the work hand
Meantime the wires that now span the river continue
10 attract the general attention OF ferry boat
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
THE HARLEM STEAMERS.

70 rnE EpIToR THE HERALD:--
AS the racing still continues the East River be-
tween the Harlem and Morrisania lines OF steamers
you would greatly obge constant reader OF your
''valuable paper by informing me why Commissioner
Smonson still wthholds his the case OF the
"Del and Harlem" In which case the former
deliberately ran into the latter, cndangering many
lives. Have the companies arranged this matter with
Mr. Smonscn and are the public, TO be lett, without
redress, to the mercy OF such reckless plotsy
PASSENGER
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

About halt-past four yesterday afternoon Captain
Walsh. OF the rhrtcth precinct, found the dead body
oiar unknown in the woods OF the Convent Of the
Sacred Heart Manhattanvic Deceased was about
ATTY years Old i've ieet seven inches high and wore
dark clothes The body very much dccomposed
From his appearance he Is supposed TO have been y
tramp
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
\ BCLD DASH FOR LIBERTY.

81 sentence you 10 ninety days In the county jail"
said justice Jansen OF Newark yesterday TO William
Kelly, schicken thief Before tho officers quite heard
the order Kelly inado bold drsh from their side
sprang among audience aad INTO the street lie
io owed quickly by Oaiccr Jandell ovcrhaued and
safely lodged In jail When his timo Gus lac will be
resentenccd Tor attempting TO escape
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
JUSTICE MURRAl's JUSTICE.

Nr. John Wood. Of No 4l5 Greenwich street, called
the HERALD once yesterday and made the statement
that Tuesday night while returning through West
street with his wife HoboAen they were followed
BY several negroes one OF whom named ihom pSon
ostlcd against him. stepped srs Nood's dress ap-
piled disrcpuiablc names 10 her. and some OF at
tempted to- her from her husband He bad Thomp-
son arrested ana YESTERDAY Justice Murray let the
negro OF with nno OF only $40, which he pad
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
A MISSING LOAN BROKER.

Nr c. K Field, prominent loan broker OF Chicago.
has been missing for the past two weeks causing con-
siderable distress to his family Several years ago Mr.
Field suffered from disordcred brain and wandered
from his home but returned few days apparently
In good health. Apprehcnsions entertained that
he has had relapse He was in New York the 10th
OF last month and stopping at the Fith Avenue
Hotel from which place he ordered his mail be sent
to the Continental Hotel, Philadelphia where he was
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
HELD FOR SwINDLING.

Arthur c. Hcsslcr arrested on Tuesday various
charges larceny, arraisncJ before Justice Duny
al the Washington Place Police Court yesterday. Miss
Lotto stanley, Of 30 jiS second avenue held tor
trial N default OF s.. 0c0 BAH exandcr Howard
coanici to the House OF Detention default OF $500
bail 20 SECURE hts atcndauee as n witness.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
RuFFiANLY ASSAULT.

At the riny-scrcnth street Court yesterday Judge
Easnrc committed for trial a, The General Scss
Caristlru Folks. The compliant nEaiust hin
ssplt win intcai io commits outrage poor wo-
mo A. Bridge, ilernaa, 40. lao Frst avenue
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
BUSINESS TROUBLES.


MEETING OF THR CREDITORS OF MAX sTADLER
Nearly nity wholesale dry goods Arms were repre-
scnted at the meeting Of creditors OF Messrs Max
sadicr & Co., held yesterday tho old Ball, Black
Co building Some OF the creditors arc trying TO
have Stadlcr Co. thrown into bankruptcy, and Pc
effect has been ed, and they have been
ordered ty the Court to show cause why they should
be. This ser occasioned by the feeling among
these creditors that the assignee, MI Frederick Lewis
was acting entirely their interest Messrs S,ad-
Ter Co. desired show the creditors tho state
OF their affairs and called tho meeting OF yesterday 10
present a statement.
Mr. George L. Colby, OF Harding, Colby Il Co..
elected chairman, aud Mr.. Van Valkenburgh, Of Van
vakenburgh Il Lcavitt, secretary. The following
statement as taken from tho books CT the firm,
then read
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
THE DANGERS OF OUR STREETS
ROTTEN TELEGRAPH POLES AND SHADE TREns-

ROTTEN TELEGRAPH POLES AND EHAD1 TREHs-
TWO PERTINENT LErTEna
Public attention having been called in SO painful
telegraph poles and the difficulty OF fixing the respons
bty the owners any Information is valuable which
tends 20 tx tho ownership OF the rotten poles and
wrea Therefore tho following story Of Mr.. J. W.
johnson, rooter, OF TINS CITY, Is full Of interest In
conversing with a HERALD reporter he said 81 can
prove that the Western Union Company is mainly re-
sponsbe for the accidents that have recently happened
and which are continually occurring by tho careless
hess OF this company. In she pursuit Of my occupa
ton as roofer some timo irppsd over one Of
their wires on tho root Of building No 26S Green
tanning grievous injuries; my right arm had = CON-
now see the bones protruding The wires are put up
by tho Western Union Company Tor private parties.
often running rom factories to and from bus
Offices 10 private houses, and when removals
made the wires get out OF order attention is paid
te them, and they become rotten, iall from their
fasenipgs and endaHger lie and limb. The nsuators
and the cups also insocurcly fastened, and OF
these fell IN Murray street last and cut man s
nearly of well seriously inJuring his shoulder
Then again. often sent or 10 repair roofs that
full OF hoics-sons OF them almost honey
aud tho and tenants o! houses cannot imagine
why roofs should 30 soon leak The cause how
ever Is easy 10 sovc the telegraph repairers upon
roofs having on their boots The spurs which enable
them climb poles, and they deliberately punch holes
with their iron clamps sometimes tor purposes OF
fastening wire, sometimes II would almost from
sheer wanionness have had some tin roofs thus
treated costing $50 Tor repairs am glad to he
subject being ngitated regard to these telegraph
abuses and sincerely HOPE tho HERALD will cause the
discussion TO continue until they arc abated"
The New York herald., 1876-08-17
THE MONAHAN MURDER.

Deputy Coroner Macwninnie yesterday made post
mortem examination OF the body OF Patrick Monahan,
who was killed Tuesday night by his stepson James
huihearn. The inquest will BE- held 70 morrow
ing ~ eleven O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1876-08-17

Total assets 5000, 100 10
BY this showing Will he that the liabilities arc
larger than were anticipated
Ar r tins statement was read committee Of nine
elected to make q thorough examination of tho
books OF Stader Co. and report endation as
10 the best to be pursued in the premises The
mttec consists OF the following gentlcmen:-G /.
Colby, W. W. Huntington, Il A. ScbnabcI, samuel
Keyssr, Frederick Taylor, NJ. Suizbachcr, j. T. Low
David Einstein and Herman HaDlo rho meeting then
adjourned, subject TO the call OF the committed