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, 1877-01-19

ApetfdI Cttp6tch 70 1n& 1F10uHe.
WAsH1NoroN, i. c. Jan. t8.-Thc Special
Committee on tho Powers, Privileges, and
Duties of tbs House IN Counting the Electoral
Vote had before them this morning Secretary
Chandler, who was accompanied BY bis stenog-
rapher.
1ir. Field asked him II he was now really tn
auswcr the question heretofore psoponndcd,
namely, by whose authority ho sent the tc1c-
gram to Gov. Stcarns promising troops3 eccrc-
tary Chandler said he was not prepared to nm
swcr. lie was further asked II any copy of tho
telegram to Gov. stcar,le Was IN existence
telegram sent on The 3th or 9th Of November,
and answered, Not that nm aware off, He
kept no copy OF It, and could not tell who wrote
1t. He thought, however, he sent It to Gov.
Ste4Tne. lie stated to declined Ia Rtfswer he
cause Of the confidential character OF TIC COM
munication between tho President and himself,
and other members Of the Cabinet, and a. he
was summoned to appear before the Committee
Is Secretary Of tho interior.
Mr.. Durchard inquired whether he, at TINT
time. vas Secretary Of the Interior, and Mr..
Chandler said he WAS.
Atr. Law.cnre-Do you base yonr objection to
answering solely On tho ground Of tho etillc1,-
ttal character OF tl,c Communication between tho
President and yoursclfi ..
's!ye1y.
The Secretary went OH to Fay that he had no
moro right TO ditctoac what Ind tasscsl between
s.nsior hss n tl.scinsc what IL 1ane in Al, cy%ci
t;yc scs.icn. t.S1 "''"' -
"fI H. T,,cIrr o.,,c1 car1rc, r1,e,ber the ,c,c-
era,, r., T;os sf"s,ns w.. ernt .s n,rnLcr of
+hc rsb,nnt ~""s ""' se''s 10 :" "'~- -
~ a., n,r.s,,, otto,+.a t lin o,os,f,r ,p,,,,
,,n ,rc9t III, :" n,;r"tc I
tvicm fbo .inors wnre nrnrncG' f!i'nndfrr ,vrs
al ~ ,sh." ."Icr r" scnf III tric9rn'u ~ CIV
~" ~, .I IL M ,.nI., ' ~. ~ ~ ~ -
H. Nnt,.moI IN rcn.h,Ear t,,n,n,,,rrs A'' 3" -
ia nnswcrttl thnt ho n1rs,,n,cd tho telegram
xas ssmt ~ ht+' ~ tis nr,' ,nntion' and IL ia
nnnst,nn.- IVA. ,hc sc,f,tnc NJ tba. tctccrsn
vr.r nwn ir,1iri1rni ~ .ct nr 1la, ~ ~. fhair.
man ~ thn Nv Sa,tnnaJ ilcnnh,Jcnn Comn,tterI
AnswcrEf In mt e,innnsc sirnr,I nv namr
n. rhaiT1nar ~ fnr rsrrrmtnittnr' nr.s,ttnn /
ali mt ''1" oN 1"e ~'' F'>'"''
1,rsat,oo~.n .nfd ro,, sc,1 n +c,crrur, nj ,hc ~
.n,,rst or sp1cst,on ~ anvioJv cisn linn vn,,T-
iii, 1' ~ "oes~''''' - 4"' oo"' ~'-~ '"'A ''"'
an.werzNv n,nre.ai,, ia That + rc.c5vca .
,rirt,ram fynn' finr' gtrorn. s,,r0cst,rr the NJ.
eess}ty of scnt,inp troons. ee~0''' '"0
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lpeclu3 LkRdlth 10 11s 7F160H4.
BunLrNGroH, fa., Jan. 16.-rhis morning,
when the train from kcoknk stopped ut tho de-
pot III this city, Officers Rider and Lavcllc ar
rcstcu Charllc Cul'atnn md Mike Flynn, two Of
the eight prisoners who escaped fru.n tho Fort
Madison Jail lnst evening. Cullaton was under
indictment for minor offcn.e, hut Flynn ia
awaiting trIal fur murder, and hts capture Is of
, 1877-01-19

New YonK, Jun. 1K-11orarc +. Drownt br0-
kcr, of :5 Broad street, las been arrested on
suspicion Of having been implicated III tho for
gerry Ut thu check for sda,o0 which, purportcd
to llayc been drawn hy tho New York lAfe-1n-
eusuncu Company, an.l which was certified us
genuine by tho Cashier of tho Union Trust
Company.
, 1877-01-19
"ALL IL NOT Go1.D," ETC.

aptcFal hfpatth 10 The TF16HNe
rEontA, ILL.,. jim. 13.-Last night young
man, nnne unknown, was cont1icnrcd at tho
Union Depot by a sharper. The latter rcnrc-
scntcd himself as lust from San Franrisco With
gold which lie wanted to exchange for currency.
The young man accommodated lltm to tho cx-
tent OF SO. The gold, Of eoltrec, turned ont to
he spurious. md thu sharper has Disappeared.
This Is new trick hcreabuss, and ltlEurl,iatt.
eatcd people may hear from II at other places.
, 1877-01-19
INDIAN DEPRfDArl0Ns.

CuEtkssE, Wyo., Jan. ls.-Inte!ligence ar
stsca here to-day 1rou Cilugwatrr, My mica
north Of this ctty, TINT tho 1ntl!sns H,uds ru!l
on rauchcs near Chugwater Station Lost night,
wsre followed b. ssschnen for several milss,
but succeeded In getting away with thu srosk.
, 1877-01-19

The uame OF II. T. IlAabttt 10 synouymou4 ultA
honrsty and Autcrss anu h.a products arc ths very
beat hi the market. Ills Tullet Soap ranks ~ tkt
1Ae.t aoaP fur tVlst putpoacA in thu world, haIu1
elrsncss n usc also the plsasausesl tus tho ala
that can 10 Hxxl.
, 1877-01-19

New YoNK, Jan 1a.-Ju1tus String, of Pitts
burg. wns asrcstetl here this evening by request
Ut tho Chief of Policc nf rittsburg, On the
charge of having cMbezzicd sltns Of money by
means Of furgca checks.
, 1877-01-19

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. ls-In thv Dauphin
County Court this afternoon two b!!la wcrc
found sxuinst JAmcs Cartwright, ex-Cou4ty
Treasurer VI LuzeFus County; James IL. Mills
, 1877-01-19

MONTGOMERY, Ata., Jan. 1s.-Rcsolutsons
were offered in the House Of Representatives to-
day by Mr.. Dclmos, Republican. and referred to
tho Committee on Federal Relations, to the
effect that nil reports that the elections of 1916
IN Alabama were unfair or illegal are without
foundation.
, 1877-01-19
SUICIDE,

s,tecins nisputeA 10 Tbs Tribune.
EnIE, Ea., jan. lS.-Wiitlain T.. Richardson, 4
park-plckcr VI Buffalo. r,sllnlttet xuittle hero
this nio.sa!rg BY shooting himself through the
heart. Insanity.
, 1877-01-19
TIE MHAfERS.

GLOUCESTER, Mass., ja.l. t9.-Tho total losses
ct the ishlng aert in thc pa4t year fvot up 2t3
lives aud twenty-seycu vcssrlS yalucd Ut $l5Q.
CtQ: INSURED tor $1lb,uu
, 1877-01-19
L llEEAITLTEI{.

BALTIMORE, Jan. ls.-A special from Anna,-
oils says the E1nn. George Wells, fur tho past
fifty years President nf tho Farmers and Plant
ers' Bank, Is II dcfautcr In the stlm of SCI, ,OJ0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-28
THE COAL COMPANIES.

Since the recent sale of coal by the Delaware and
Lackawanna Company tho coal companies affairs have
been tho subject OF good deal OF talk the street.
Yesterday the report that Mr.. Gowcn, Of tho
Reading road was selling coal freely and at figures
lower than current prices to meet maturing obliga-
tions. THIS much admitted by prominent coal
men yesterday, and to ascertain the effect HERALD
reporter called Mr.. Hoy president OF the Ponnsyl
vana Coal Company, who, It was said, was very much
annoyed at Mr. Governs course Mr.. Hoyt adm ted that
there such report IN circulation and described
what he believed tho effect would be. Tho quantity
now sold, no said, would be deducted from the annual
quota OF tho company. Tho parties TO the recent
pac\ he said free to they pleased until tho
lst Of Juno. Meantime the action Of any OF them
put up prices. Prices cannot be put
up at the word Of the coal com.
panes II tho market is lot IN condition for the ad
vance. II a man goes into Delmonico's and pays So
for a lunch, and half hour after Is told no OBJ
tam as good a meal for nfty cents, you cannot force
Il him even at that reduction. So II Is with the
market Tor coal
In regard 10 the recent Delaware and Lackawanna
SALE Mr. Hoyt said no had heard the talk OF its being
'.washn His belief was that II prices arc higher
the time OF delivery next May, the quantities recorded
sold Will DO taken.
The reporter remarked that no must then consider It
only conditionally bond fde
Mr. Hoyt said he did wish to express himself de-
cidedy that effect AT present he said the coal
kct is very much depressed by reason OF overproduc
ton, ana the only way 10 improve prices viii be 10
keep production down to the requirements OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-28
THE ONEIDA COMMUNITY.

To THE EDITOR HERALD
j. f. Hirsch in the compliant Book OF April IS
has evidently "an axc TO grind.n The .'dsPustlna AND
unnatural practiccs'' OF the Oneida Community oil
which he speaks SIMPLY 10 be found in his warped
Imagination. There Is not a more peaceablc and iaw
abiding people to be found IN the United States. There
hr, murcercrs, assnssns among them;
sacrcs ever perpctrated by their sanction. Crime Is
unknown among their members The women are not
slaves. Their CIVILIZATION Is OF the highest grade and
Notwithstanding the insults. vtupcrations and SANDERS
which nave been heapcd upon them during the early
years Of their social experiment they have proven to
the world that tncy are "A success, financially and
morally 10 say the least, aud to-day command
tho respect oil every intelligent
who has taken the pains study the
workings OF their system enough 10 know anything
about them. There can be no comparison maze be-
tween tho Mormons aud the Oneida Community TOR
they have nothing In common nn not "a Mormon.
a Communist; but am thankful Tor every social
experiment which has for us object the improvemcnt
oil the condition OF humanity, tho bnnishmcnt Of
crime, poverty ana pnuperisn and the establishment
OF equality between the sexes thus securing The high.
est happiness and good 10 all 5. u. CHASE,
o6 West Thirly-thrd street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-28
A WATER STREET IDYL.

TWO DRUNKEN MEN ASSAULTED AND ROBBED
by GANG OF RoUGHs ONE OF THE GANG
ARRESTED.
John WEIGH ana Michael Walsh after imbbing sew.
street and found themselves In Of the
Of that locality Kept by man named Thomas Foley.
According TO Tho story told yesterday at the Tomos
Police Court they sat by OF the tables and con-
tinucd their spree. observed BY OF the inmates.
When the men had become very much intoxicated
Walsh got up md staggered 70 the rear His absence
the signal for assault WEIGH by OF tho
loaIcrs, one OF whom approached him and mado an In
sulting remark. Tho drunken replied holly, and
high words cnsuod, during which the first speaker
joined by four or lvo Of his comrades One oi thcm
struck Wcch tho head, icpg him TO tho floor. HIS
compani on rushed 10 his aid and general hiht re-
suited Both succeeded In reaching the street.
when they set up tho cry OF IN urdcrl police ~
olicor Dunn and Roundsman delaney, OF the Fourth
precinct, arrived IN time TO man bending over
WEIGH, who was lying IN tho gutter. Al tho approach
OF the police the man ram throwing away IN his hight
Welcb's pocketbook. containing $40. Tho officers
gave chase and succeeded In catching him. WEIGH
and conpan on taken to tho Oak street sta
badly cut. Walsh's injuries consisted OF severe
stab wound In tho arm. Tho former was conveyed TO
the Chambers Street Hospital, which, however, no was
we'll enough to leave IN the afternoon Walsh was
sent 10 the House OF Detention as a witness.
The prisoner proved to lie John Callahan, aged
twoniy.Ihree years Ito was committed 10 the Tombs
Tor trial by Police Justice kilbrcth.
IL Is duo Mr. Foley 10 state that no denies tho quar-
rel began In his saloon, as WEIGH claims. They lett
his place, he says, an hour before the occurrence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-28
FIVE POINTS MISSION.

In the school OF the Five Points Mission, popu-
larry known as the "0ld Brewery" about four hum
dred children were assembled yesterday afternoon for
the annual entertainment The seats along each sdc
and the platform were occupied by the friends of
the mission. rho programme included music rccita
tons casthenics by the children tho distribution OF
certificates aud prizes and addresses by the Rev. W.
H. DAVIS ana r. A. BRICK.
This mission was established In 1859, twenty seven
years ago, is entirely free from debit has reserve
fund and Is supported BY voluntary contributions Tho
daily attendance OF the day school Tor Fcbru
ary, March and April has been over four hundred and
nifty. Three hundred destitute families have been
supplied with food ana the value oil the goods and pro-
visions distributed has been estimated at IS. l39 81
The distribution has been among persons 81 almost
every nationality ard sect, the great aim having been
10 assist the deserving poor and 10 help to improve
their condition. one hundred and twenty ADULTS
the year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-28
A NATIONAL GRAND PARADE GROUND.

Since the publication Of letters signed Twenty.
Two and "Dcfendam.n urging the necessity Tor q
militia parade ground in Central Park We have TO.
ccivcd Others signed Parade Ground" "Twclith
Iniantryr seventh" and National Guaru.n All Of
these correspondents VIII be glad 10 know that Assem-
blyman Iangbcn, OF the Twenty nrst district. remind
them that early the session lie introduced bill
authorizing and directing tue PARK Commissioners te
establish parade ground Tor tho use OF tho First diyt
sion, NGSNY., and Tor that purpose TO set apart
designate that part OF The Central Park known TN
"Grccn'i or "Ba!l Ground Tae bill allows only in
antry 10 the ground acsi guated and makes OK
ccpton OF cavalry and artillery the drills 10 TAX,
place between the st OF May and tie LIST OF July Ia
each year. The bill was fayorably and unnnmousll
reported By tho Committee on Cities, now genera
orders aud viii probably DO reached Ia lew days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-28
FROM 81 TO az.

CURIOUS ABANDONMENT CASE IN ESSEX MAR
KEr POLICE COURT
very decrcpt looking man. seventy.two years
OF age, arragncd at Essex Market Court yesterday
a charge OF abandonment He lame and halt
and almost blind ana he supported ny three
grown daughters Tho complainant, hts wife, Is a
vigorous woman OF not more than nifty years. and sho
also surrounded by grown children. She married
the old man whosc name Frederick OIL as snc stated
the Conrt the LIST OF November 1870 and she had
at that time farm OF SIX two frame houses
situated In Valley Stream, Long Island property lett
her by former husband FREDERICK had woocd her
Tor two years ana had threatened to shoot him.
sell unless she consented 10 marry MIN. and TO
him from committing any such rash act she nDay
consented He had she SAID, shamciuiIy abandoned
her, however. "A lew months ago ana she wanted
Judge wandc to put him under bonds TO provide Tor
her support.
ocikr EXAMINATION
The magistrate thought tho case was worth inquring
into, aud he asked all the parties concerned 10 walk
daughters aud Mr. otrs daughters gave free vent to
their feelings Ia the matter. Tho would.bo injured
wife was accused by Miss on Of inycigng her father.
who was foolish old man, into marriage ana turning
him out OF the house AFTER She got all the money ho
had, about 81, 600 This accusation Mrs OF indig-
nanty denied, and protested that snc was the party
abused.
.,why Judgco she said, The tried TO starvc me; no
brought bread into the house that unit lIo
used TO buy mutton at Washington Market Tor tour
cents pound TO bring home for the dinner that you
could smell before y got within haii block OF the
by saying that u not for the ncighbors their
father would have died Of want, he could get
nothing TO eat in his housp and they often
gave him crackers and milk as he going along tho
road II was nre aud crossnrc between all women
concerned Tor about quarter OF hour and the ac-
cusnons and counter accusations thick and 80
last that the Court was convuIsod with laughter. At
last tho Justice mildly suggested, 'Yonr husbs nd
seems to DO quite an old man, madame, and hardly
able TO work tor your support
Yes" she spitcully answered, The says no Is SOW.
enty years old now, but no was only lfty.our when
lac wanted To marry mo. He jumped fourteen years
all at once when no was called on for support. Ito
can't play that me-"
Judge wande!-Are there any little OTIS to be pro.
vidcd iory
Mrs. or tscornfully)No sir, there arc not, thank
God.
Further examination developed the fact that the ac-
cused had Invested about 5000 stocking his wife's
farm, and when the trouble between them had
taken tho horses and cows and agricultural
on replcvin suit and sold them for $500. -Four hun.
dred and eighty dollars OF this money, however Mrs
OF was able 10 secure when her egc lord
lent and snc retained possession OF H. After hear ng
al tho evidence HIS Honor concluded TO dismiss tho
complaint, giving each party some sound advice 10
! guido their course for tho future
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-28
DANGEROUS TOYS.

To TuE EDITOR THE IiERALD:-
Through the medium OF your "complant Bookr
to call the attention Of the proper authorities
To a nuisance which Is last becoming serious one
VIZ the exploding OF percussion upon small toy
pistols by lilc boys the streets up town and aona
tho avenues. witnin the last ten days have
loss than five horses badly frightened by thcm
one instance lady just getting into her carriage IN
Tnirty-unlb street. was knocked against tho door
ana injured By her horses suddenly starting, fright
cncd By the noise attending tue explosion OF OF
thcso caps by careless boy standing near. On
sixth avenue, on Monday. horse ran away, being
started Oh by two boys exploding caps HIM.
Docs lot the law IN reference TO tho dlscharging Of
firearms the streets these cases ana ought
not the police 10 proniUit this pernicious custom
which TO result. IN loss OF lilo II II allowed
grow moro pruvacDty La somc OF the uptown
streets in The afternoon The airing Is constant.
G. l., FOSTER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-28
Election law A. No. before think tho after very
nearly cryttalzed Itself shape the time Of thai

Election law a. No. before think tho had very
nearly crystalred Itself into shape by the time OF thai
2 According 10 your Tscolee.Ion. aid did no. Mr.
over him. as the case may be- As TO me. after
he seemed TO have dncren, Of that his
view, CHANGED .a asn ns s said to n even "
q Mr. Grecley's produced odihca alton In the
You Understand he aid no, vary the action Of the
stood together the he did change their
before the arrival Of Mr. Greeley The caucus did not
When was The caucus held A. Congress Ian, Was
before Or after the caucus you have spoken Of y was
whether AL the senators there before
the caucus In tho Senate Library.
have no Of any caucus n reference 70 that
. MR. w'ssLow 3 isrLukscE
tive and influential member Of that senase' A. would
nI e1 ike ns 1SyS Snn Aa n ,h.,
great deal excitement all ihrough the state in
FIR. e. 70 ms s yea ao. IL
no yo@ rmemsss as me a Hooded wsn
g. Do you remember ,hs republicans insisting npon
seeAT "a EXPERIMENTATION 4. NJ Yer ,s
provision repeating tho former acts provision on the
q Do you remember as distinct proposition u there
% n ss ss ss Inc sas
@ You remember the year .here good deal OF
excitement in the Senate the proposed LEGISLATION for
the Registry
law during 1871 7 A. remember the facts.
y And Tweed aud his nssociates were charged with
brcaAing faith with us A. II seems 10 that
the same tho charter passed II was the next
q They repealed the Registry law: A. That begins to
back
O. That year IN which the Tweed and Erwin
overy happened In the House that produced deal ~
cttement: a. remember that very well, that
the question by Senator Bradley u that
test rs l recollec now. " was tho following year.
q Was there Legislation in 1871 that tended to
ampy conferred under charter passed the
before which all assented A. Al after
the passage of the charter there such
O. Do that the clause of the sectarian
preparation put in tho tax levy of loTo A.
remember that.
q. DO you member that such clause put In 7 A.
Somewhere.
DO you remember thar the republicans of the Senate
were NIL Intensely IN favor OF that proposition A. think.
without exception.
q. Don't you remember that IN Election and Registry
law drawn ny by the republican Senators! A. That
would be my recollection.
O. iou don't remember that It made condition pre-
cedent voting the charter that the Election
should pass hrst A. And be signed before the charter
passed.
q. And IL was passed A. Yes
y EJACULATION WOODEN
The following letter received from Mr.. Knapp,
request Of tho commttee:
II have tmined tho books of the Bowling Green Saw
ings Bank throughout 1870 and to the suspension of
bank in November 1871 and lind deposit OF So 900 tho
of Among tho vouchers of said bank
under my control, find with tho endorsements OF
Senator Woodinn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-28
RESPONSIBILITY OF ExpnEssMEN.

To THE EDITOR OF riE HERALD
WIZ you inform mo whether or not .xpressmas
Is liable for damages wno, alter making positive en-
gagcmcnt 70 move party al given time Tor givcr
price, tails TO keep his engagement without good ant
sufficient cause2 II seems to tLcro ought to DO
law 10 protect persons, aud especially helpless
IN such cases Thrco days ago made positive On.
gaJmcni with an cxprcssman TO be at my house this
murnlng NJ nino TO move me. Ia consequence ]
packed up all my clothing furniture, table and kitchen
ware, relying on this promisc--tlie bcIs all taken
down. the bcdclothng packed and IN short everything
so arranged as 10 mako " almost Impossible TO spend
another night IN this house without additional expense
Please give me the law on this suhlecL
lSr OF NAY SUFFERER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-28
A Silly HOAX.

To TIKI EDITOR OF tux HrRALp:-
Soucing in your paper article In the "compIaIni
Book relating to the Board OF School Trustees IN tho
Twenty second ward with my name attached, viii
give 800 10 uny one who will furnish with the
name OF tho person who caused It's publication. as
did not emanao from me. did know OF It's IN.
ton dcd publication. am personally acquainted With
majority OF the school in tue Twenty second
ward. ana nave the utmost confidence their integ.
rty aud ability. The article evidently written by
some disappointed asprant designing scoundrcl
Yours respectfully, PATRICK GOLDlNG,
No. 4Si Yves, Fifiy-seventh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-28
WORD TO COMMISSIONER cAMrBEnu.

To EDITOR TIE HERALp:--
Tho condition OF the pavement OF the block
Tweniylrst street, between seventh and Eighth
nues, is disgrace this city The block plas.
tered with asphalt, which has been broken pecei
and at the distance OF every ten feet there
huge holes some OF them tour nvc feet in diameter.
When II rams these holes become hlled with water.
rendering them a positive nuisance. Mr.. Campbell
should to II that the block, far the pavement
JUSTICE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-28
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION ASSOClA-
TION.

Tho directors OF the Cheap Transportation Assoca-
ton met yesterday afternoon and confirmed tho change
or name 10 sThe Board OF Trade transportation
The Board Of Trade has been abolished ana It's men,
beers have Joined the other ASSOCIATION. The following
additional directors were elected William orion
george Opdykc, q. d. sattcrcc, Patrick Farley, Gen.
cral Il Opuykc, l.. o. BAH, A. d. Miller and J. L.
Henry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-28
UPPER YotjRTH AVENUE.

To EDITOR HERALD:
You viii confer special favor upon the residents OF
tho Nineteenth ward by calling the attention OF the
city authorities TO the condition OF Fourth avenue,
above Forty-sixth street. which is like country
turnpike than leading city avenue, much To the DIS
comfort OF those who obliged 10 twhen visit
ing tho Park The late Commodore dd his part of tho
work we'll IN sinking the track. but tho city have done
nothing to render tins tnoroughlare respectable
public highway. II. L. l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-28
HOPES FOR THE FUTURE.

To THE EDITOR HERALD
'I.uxury upon luxury !" Third avenue, up town. is
ouly being swept, but tho dirt Is actually being
carried OIL. Reform surely commenced. Doubt
less, In time, sixty fourth street, between Third aud
Filth avenues, winch has swept long before
September, will undergo thorough cleaning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-28
STREET REpAIRs NEEDED.

10 THE EDITOR HERALp:-.
Allow me to ask, through your valuable paper, why
there Is something done 10 West l55th street, bo
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues am a carman and
often have 20 through lj5th street. and assure you
II any street. part oil street, wants repair, tho
block In West l55th street, between seventh and
Eighth avenues, needs IT more than any.
CARAVAN.