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The New York herald., 1877-07-22
aEFusAI TO VOTE SUPPLIES FOE THE rnoops

REFUSAL TO VOTE SUPPLIES FOR THE TRooPs.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. July 81 1877.
Unpleasant complications have arisen at Newark.
The County Commissioners refuse to vote money for
the sustenapce OF the military The strikers, however,
come forward and guarantee to furnish food
to the troops 1t is reported that tho citizens
have guaranteed the strikers that they shall
not want for eaables to sustain ifc Tho troops ap-
pear friendly to the strikers laughing and Joking with
them rumor prevails that the troops will shortly
be withdrawn. Passenger travel over tho Pan Handle
and Pennsy line Is not interrupted All trains
are running regular schedule tmc Governor
Young is telcgraphng to Cincinnati and other points
for moro troQps.
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FERRETING OUT GAMBLERS.

Captain Byrnss, OF the Fifteenth precinct police,
with Detectives .poan, slcvin and Rutland, made RAID
last evening on policy shop kept by Charles Linden
at No 1874 Mercer street, arresting tho proprietor.
While ,here he heard OF another policy snop
kept by william b St. John at No. 1853
Biecckcr street. Thther they went, ana when there
noticed a door Ia the wall which they opened. when,
10 their amazcmcnt, they discovered firo game 10
iulI bi ast twenty-five men playing They were all
arrested and taken the station house and the lay
out chips and other gambling puraphernaIia seized.
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A CONFLICT PROBABLE AT Nrw,px

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July II, 1877.
Governor Young has issued orders TO crowds to
keep away IRON the yards at Newark. Mill
tary rcinforcemcnts are arriving. orders
will be gwen to the military TO dspcrsc the strikers
SIX o'clock tomorrow morning start the train
out. in which event there will probably be bloody
conflict
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
BATHING ON THE EAST SIDE.

To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
Two small boys were arrested and 1nod on Tuesday
last for bathing at the foot Of Christopher street.
Why are not our east side police as viglianty On
Wednesday, while sailing from Harlem 10 Peck slip,
saw many boys and men bathing ON tho New York
shore Ladies VINO patronize these boats must oil nor
remain shut up IN tho cabin or be annoyed by these
law breakers whom the police do not seem notice
Yours truly, DECENCY,
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AFFRAY BETWEEN BROTHERS.

quarrel took place last night ut No. 4os East
Eleventh street, between Thomas and Frederick Fitz
patrick, two brothers. aged respectively forty and
forty years. During the fracas the latter stab
bed the former In the right thigh with shocmakcr's
kniic, CAUSING a severe wound. Frederick was locked
up on a charge OF Iolonious assault, IN The Seven
toeuLh precinct station houaa
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THE BRooKLYN MILITIA READY.

THE BROOKLYN MILITIA READY.
Inspector General John D. Woodward yesterday re-
questcd Colonel Rodney G. Ward, commanding the
Twentythrd regiment, National Guard, Brooklyn, TO
request the captains of his command Instruct the
noncommissioned officers and privates leave the
city, II probable that their services might be
required to assist In putting down the rolous demon
sration among the railroad strikers IN the vicinity of
Hornsvlc The instructions Of General Woodward
duly complied with. Tho Tweniy-tnird numbers
$40 men.
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TROUBLE in OHIO.

RIOT AvERTED AT NEWARK, OHIO
COLUMBUS, July 81, 1871
An attempt 10 move n freight tram at Newark was
contemplated under guard OF the military but after
consultation with the strikers the movement
abandoned The troops marched into the yards, but
were aiterward withdrawn
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A MODEL POLICEMAN.

On Thursday night last man named Kennedy, a
resident Of Grove street, Jersey Cay. arrested Tor
noxicntion and taken 10 the First precinct. He bad
Sl5 in his pocket at tho umc In the cell he was
robbed Of thus amount by police oihcer brother
officer who was standing by saw the transaction aud
reported the matter TO Chief Nathan, who mas sus-
pended the officer pending his trial before The Ponce
Commissioning, which Will take place day or two.
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A CHECK-RAISER WANTED.

BosroS, Mass, July 81, 1871
stranger, who gave the name OF Henry scelcy.
sold to q clerk ofJ u. Rhodes occupying desk in the
TrureHer counting room, nvc-pound note Oh the
Bank Of England. on Wednesday last, Tor which
check on tho Boston National Bank Tor $25 so, was
gwen IN payment This morning tho teller OF tho
bank inquired OF SIR Rhodes as to tho genuipencss OF
a check on tho latter amounting to s., 800, and
informed that IL was forgery. Tho case Is in tho
hands OF detectives
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AN INFANT DROWNED.

The body OF male infant, about one month old. was
picked up In the river, OF Red Hook Point, yesterday
afternoon. Tho remains removed 10 the Morgue
and Coroner Simms notilcd. There were no
marks OF violence on the BODY.
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TWINS IN A HOSPITAL.

A woman named Lizzio Dougherty, who resides at
No. &c Grand street, was brought 10 the Chambers
Street Hospital from the Eighth precinct station house
yesterday afternoon suffering from labor pains, aud
shortly after i've shc gave birth to twinsa 10y and
girl. All well at TWO O'Clock this morning.
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plsanA cEYuL CONDITION OF ELM STREE.

DISGEACEFUL CONDITION OF ELM STREET
To THE EpiToR THE HgRALD:-
wish to call the attention OF tho proper auth critics
to tho disgraoeful condition OF Elm street, between
Leonard and Worth The grade OF this portion OF the
street was raised about year ago solely Tor the benefit
of the Bleecker Street Railroad and to tho deiriment
and expense OF the property owners IN tho block. The
street has remained unpavsd over since, ana the
sewer 10 50 choKed up with sand washed into It by
heavy rains, that thcrc no escape cr :hc water In
the drains, and consequently It remains staenant
the CELLAR. TAXPAYER
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ROYAL CANADIAN.

Tho Royal Canadian Lie Insurance Company has
been issued new certificate by tho department at Al
bany, which they expect to receive tomorrow. well
circulated rumor OF proposed reinsurance OF their
risks was denied at the company's office in this city.
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

fNorE--Lstters intended tor this column must be
accompanied by the writer's full name aud address 10
insure attention. Compainants who are unwilling 10
comply with this rule simply waste time in writing
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August ycrncin, a collector for s. Lieders, the pro-
prIeor Of the Cai6 lnternational at No. 500 Broad
way arrested last evening by Roundsman Schulz
wacker of the Fifteenth precinct for embczzcmeni.
He had siderable time past been appropriate
ing money when he collected Tor his employer.
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DROWNED IN A SEWER.

Frederick Meyer, ehila nve years old, while play
ing IN front OF No. 80 East Forty second street. last
evening" fell into the sewer ana was drowned. His
body taken 10 his residence, NO. 2J7 East Forty
second strcet
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ESCAPING FROM HER HUSBAND.

Mary Howard, Of No. IL Mott street, jumped from
the floor fire escape TO the ground, order to
cape from her husband who had been beating her al
day. She was severely injured and 10 the
Chambers street Hospital. The husband, Charles
Howard. was arrested
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
BOYS As DRIVERS OF CITY CARTS

10 THE EDIroR OF THE HERALD:-
There IL a law on the statute books prohibiting
minors from driving public drays trucks In the city,
Now, in defiance of law, there are more boys than
mon driving TO tho exclusion OF mon OF families
the boys driving for more pittancc, wnilo !, like
many others, lie idio and my lamiiy sturvc. II tho
HERALD will bring the subject to the OF tho
proper authorities the OWL may be remodicd, and
petcnt men now idle may find work TO support their
families IBEX.
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WASTE OF cRoroN wArrn.

To THE EDIToR HERALD:-
have been waiting some time to sec II any ono
would complain concerning the hydrant at the corner
OF Boulevard and Sixty-nrst street. largo stream
has been running IRON IT nearly the 1st Of May
and one has seemingly cared 10 save the precious
Groom NO CROrON WASTE.
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DOGS IN THE CARS.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

To rHE EDITOR THE HERALD
Allow me to call attention to the nuisance OF dogs
IN the and tho boats. 1t Is not pleasant TO
have lady come into q car with her dog aud sit In
the with you. That Is a little too for
comfort Why cannot conductors enforce the rules
and put them In tho baggage car That IS the proper
place ior them LADY.
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A BOY DROWNED.

Martin Bulwinkc, fourteen years OF age, residing at
the corner of Franklin avenue and Madison street,
Brooklyn, was drowned yesterday while bathing
Cob Dock. at the Wallabout BASIN
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AN OUTRAGE ON pEcENcy.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Why cannot the authorities employ woman to light
the gas in the free bath the 11sth street, On
the evening OF the 18th man, without warning no.
ticc entered the ladies' department tor that purpose
and Is said by those who attend often that dierent
person performs that duty every night The Thing
an outrage on DECENT WOMEN.
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
AT INDIANAPOLIS

lspiASApoLIs July u, 1871
Freight trains were stopped the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi Railroad at vuccnnes this aiern oor, but
without violence Of any kind.
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EXPORTS OF BEEF, MUTTON AND
LIVE STOCK.

The following statement shows the quantities and
values OF fresh beef mutton and live stock exported
from the United States to under mentioned ports In
the United Kingdom, from January 1877 to July 2i,
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
INSANE.

Lizzie Bryan. aged twenty-five OF No. 42S Grand
street. was found at Twenty sixth aud Third
onue insane, and Bellevue Hospital
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TROOPS FROM CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND Ohio, July 81, 1877.
The Fifteenth regiment, Ohio National Guard, sta
toned In this city and neighboring towns, have been
ordered to report for duty at Newark, Ohio, immo-
diatolv
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
BUTTER AND CHEESE FOR EUROPE.

Tho Anchor limo steamers Olympia, Victorip,
E'ysa and Australia, which sailed from this port for
Europe the present week, carry 1000 boxes Of
cheese and In rofrigerntors over 500 packages OF
hutta
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
rH1nrY-sEvENrn STREET BLockADED.

To THE EptroR THE HgRALD:-
Tho north side Of Thirty seventh street, between
Broadway ana Seventh avenue, is made almost impas
sable by wagons and trucka Cannot the aggrieved
householders there obtain any relioiY w.
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
MArSELL WORSE.
A DISHONEST COLLECTOR.

Ex-Prcsident Matse, of the Board OF Police, ro:
ported In u dying condition last evening.
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
THE NEW JERSEY RAILROADS.
PREPARATIONS FOR EXPECTED TROUBLE IN
TRENTON.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.]


[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON, July 81, 1877
1t is apprehended that the railroad strike will roach
mis- State and consequently General Mott command
ing the National Guard OF the State taken precau
honary This morning, at three O'Clock, hc
salled upon Lieutenant Colonel Manning, Seventh
regiment In this city, and gave him orders 10 have all
the men ready for any emergency that might spring
up Colonel Manning then notified all the commando
ants Of batalions and companies TO order their men
not to leave the city and to bo ready at an hours
notice TO turn out The Adjutant Generals Office will
be kept open all night and direct communication is
held with Governor Bedlc. Yesterday President
Scot of the Pennsylvania road telegraphed Governor
Bedc asking him IL he would protect the property Of
tho company and keep the channels OF commerce
open In case OF riot The Governor Immediately re-
piled in the affirmative
JERSEY LAW ON RAILROAD srRIKEs
The law passed by the Legislature hero last winter
is very stringent in regard to railroad strikes 1t pro-
vdes for penalty Of not less than $500 and mprson-
ment exceeding six months for any locomotive
gineer other railroad employe upon any railroad
in the State engaged in strike, with view to
incite others to such strike, to into any
bnation to bring about strike, or to abandon any
locomotive In bis charge when attached either to a
passenger freight train, shall otherwise
fuse to discharge his dusy The penalty and i'm
prisonment is provided for against any person OBJ
structng any railroad Official the track Of the road,
or njurng any of the rolling stock, &C., Offering
any compensation to any employe 70 leave the service
OF any railroad company.
EXCITEMENT IN TRENTON
About four thousand rounds OF ammunition were
sent from this city TO Jersey City to-day There Is
some excitement here the matter, and the opin-
Ion is that the strike may New Jersey there
will oe no blood shed. One thing is certain, all
the militia are ready.
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!. McCoRD to sARAH r. BRIxKERHopY, daughter Of th0
late George brnkerhon, all Of this CITY. No esgda
W. Homer, EDWARD Il. srrxsoS to ANNIE A. Kixa. Nc
cardA
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