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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-22
POST OFFICE AFFAIRS.

Fully one-quarter business is transacted at the
Post once at present than al this time last year.
comparison the work done during these
ing periods fully warrants the assertion that tho long
expected revival Of trade Is at last at hand The
ccpts for tho past week from tho sale OF postage
stamps, stamped envelopes and postal en- rds amounted
to S64 900. This, however, IS the criterion 10
judge by. Tho transmission OF money from other
places TO this city, either for merchandise or from
friends either by money order registered
letters. tho basis upon which tho statement OF re-
vival is predicted.
Germans havo transmitted to their native country
since March l. g. 149 money ORDERS amounting IN cur.
rcncy $ll2 1872 Al which, converted into tho money
Germany, represents 453.373 marks and SO pfeu-
nings On tho other sido OF they equally
LIBERAL for during the period o65 orders
received IRON Germany, whose value IN currency
$l07, 553 H. Great Britain received larger amount
during the Same timc Liza orders were certified
10 tne exchange once a. o Tendon s whose aggregated
that country sent 10 this city Sill orders, at total
value OF 500, 53S "a.
The total receipts and disbursements, independent
OF the moneys certified TO aud from Europe, since
March show an aggregate OF SO, 1874 81 There
and s drss 70 ,ne amount %
$3.50 1873 were paid on letters OF credit account De-
posiis Of surplus money order funds aggregated
$l,S57 ,0SO %; 1852 orders were issued, TO the
amount Of $l66,22 90.
REGISTERED LETTER DEPARTMENT
could be asccrtained the result would show that per
feet Goconda OF wealth Is beng transmitted daily
through the mails superintendent Charles Forester,
J. has Just made his quarterly report to Postmaster
James, which embraces tho labor performed NJ The
general Office and nineteen stations. Tho exhibit pre-
scnts ilatcrDg increase OF business, which entails
great labor tho very scanty orce employed In this
branch, and which tho short Congressional appropria
lions very materially decreased
Tho following rs the report OF tho registry business
Sixth division New York Post 0nice) Tor tho first
quarter OF lS77:-
Registered letters delivered in New York city 146 0S4
Registered letters received mails Tor distri-
bulion Observation-Disclosures. ca $50
Letters registered at New York Post Office 1866
Postage stamp packages registered ......... A. los
Registered packages for Now York ciy...... 81 100
Registered packages In transit ............ 39I42
Stamped envelope and postal card packages
handled .......................... 1888
Registered pnckages made up and despatched. 49, 2S4
Total registered packages and letters. 474 537
Increase over corresponding quarter OF lSl6 IS S4
Registered Letters
1926 foreign registered mails received con
tanning. ............................ 374s0
lSs9 foreign registered mails sent containing 23g24
Fourteen thousand eight hundred md scve1ty.thrce
letters registered tho nineteen stations by tho
public aud 81 1872 were registered at the general Office
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RAGMEN's HILLS.

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
notice IN your ''CompIaint Book" piteous appeal
on behalf of suffering ipvalids In the New York Hos
ptal who arc subjected 70 the annoyance accustomed
by the dscordant jangngs Of the bells used by tho
peripntetic rag and bono merchants Although ! nm
myself thank God, in tho enjoy OF sound health
yet tho entrance OF OF these gentry into
In which 1.-Two occasions me, especially when my
brain Is somewhat weary Of work amount Of torture
which causes me TO sympath2o strongly with those
who from the elects ol pain aud illness arc less able
to bear H. The slo~ and irregular clumor OF the heavy
bells Tor substitutes tor bes which these dealers
hang by leathcrn belt over their hand is per-
haps, OF all descriptions or NOISE. the hardest for
nervous invalid TO bear surely Mr. Editor the trade
OF the rug and bone mcrchan-no doubt IN itself very
beneficial and necessary-might be conducted In o
manner less opposed TO the health aud comfort Of q
largo section oil the general public. y. 0. +.
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MILLER TO KELLY.

New YORK, April 81, 1877.
To EDITOR or HERALD:
In answer MI r. J. Kelly's lot New street) chal-
cngo In o-day's HERALD to box me a match with the
gloves for IRON ST. 900 to S. 900. wish to inform Mr..
Kelly that he has taken long time In challenging
OF the imported glad.ators, he styles me- have
been before the New York puolic nearly two years.
Mr. Kelly says his challenge that he does this
line OF business. beg to dicr with Mr. Kelly. us the
first set TO with the gloves III which made my rcpu.
taton sparrcr in this city was in Dition at
Woods gymnasium, in November. 1878, and had the
pleasure Of giving Sir. Kelly good drubbng, knock
ing HIM twice oil his legs. Mr.. Kelly made his exit
below before the last round was over, much
the disgust OF the gentlemen present. and
could not DO induced TO return, the HERALD
and all other papers acknowledging that
bcstcd him. Mr. Kelly seems ignore these
facts his bombustc talk, also that lew days
our set TO several gentlemen offered purse Of 81 oo0,
10 DO contested Tor In private match between Mr..
Kelly and myself tried all manner Of ways tor Mr..
Kelly TO accept-vlz., the winner to take all, tho
two thirds and tho loser ono-thrd, divide
the money equally, but he would have nothing 10 do
with II, making as an excuse that IL would interfere
with his business
Mr.. Kelly Is we'll aware that take charge OF an
athletic club, which will prevent mo taking part
amy glove lights Tor money. The first time box a
exhibition will give Mr. Kelly the privilege Of being
my opponent. II this will suit HIM he may have n
chance TO regain his reputation. Yours respectfully
Professor WILLIAM MILLER
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NOT MURDERED.

Deputy Coroner cushman yesterday made q post
norton examination OF tho body OF Nathan Corbin,
the muiatto saloon keeper who was assaulted on
Friday night by the negro Wellington Schuyler In tho
formers place OF business No. LA Thompson street.
Corbn died alter the scufic, supposed at
the time, from tho ELECTS OF the then received
Tho autopsy. however, revealed chronic disease OF
heart IL Is probable that death IA part due to
the excitement Of the quarrel with Schuyler. Corbin
had been complaining tor some time, aud Dr. Cush-
man Is OF OPINION death mig have occurred any
moment No marks OF violence oil any Importance
could be found upon the body OF tho deceased, and
this with the facts disclosed by the medical exalnna
ton. Will no doubt cxoncrate Schuyler.
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An ARMORY WANTED FOE THE s1XTY-NfNTH
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
In the HERALD OF the 10th appeared account Of
lecture delivered by General b. +. Butler in Boston,
which he paid glowing tribute to tho New York
sxry.pinth Tor their gallantry during the a,o civil
war. Now, while the thought still fingers OF their
many deeds OF hcrosm on tho battle field, UNFOLDING
and defending the constitution Of thor adopted
try with their very hearts blood, always eager DO
first in the hight and ioath 10 leave while there renamed
the least vcstgc OF victory does u not seem strange
that they are, as regiment, to-day crammcd a bar
racklko structure rcpetc with ,ntolerabIc s,cnches
crazy walls and ceilings, liable at any moment to fall
them while engaged In drilling? Other regiments of
the National Guard In this city can be ommodatcd
with fine armories aud clean spacious drill rooms why
not the Sxtyninthy They certainly deserving of
bcttor armory than they now occupy, and City
Fathers should give tho matter some attention.
JUSTICE TO THE GALLANT SIXTY-NINrH.
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CHALLENGES OF ATHLETES.
cHRIsToL TO MILLER.

NATIONAL HorxL, Rocm ESTER, April 20, 1877.
To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
Allow me, dear str, to ask you small space in
your valuable paper for my answer 10 Professor
William Milicr's challenge. notice OF Professor
William Miller to wrestic me for $3.50 side appeared
last sunday, 10Th inst, IN tho New York HERALD.
This newspaper champion has allowed the press 10
report several OF his victories, and has H. ured con-
spicuously, engraved In tho illustrated Times and
through his biography. and has injured my reputation
in stating that he defeated several times, which
dare hlm 10 prove, IN bona ode match Why don't
Mr.. Miller back his intentions with deposit III some
sporting paper which wall immediately cover should
he defeat then he may boast OF having won at last
his lrst match with me. ANDRE CHRISTOL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-22
LUBEY TO THE WORLD.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Though not professional athlete, am DESTROYS o
state that am ready 10 engage in glove contest
collar elbow match with any pary-protessiona
or othcrwise--whosc weight does exceed ls5
pounds, for $500 sida
am willing 10 grant opponent the privilege OF nam
ing the rendezvous also OIL appointing day and hour OF
meeting. Matters can be satisfactorily arranged By
calling on my agent, Mr.. Thomas Flanagan, No. 66l
East Fourteenth street. between tho hours oil i've and
seven r. ~, Til the 7lh OF next month BY inserting
the above you viii confer favor on yours sincerely,
CHARLEY LCBEl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-22
OLD AND USELESS TRUCK.

To rHx EDiroK HERA-D:-
Thirteenth street, from Third avenue to the East
River, is the only street between Delaney and TWEEN
tieth streets that Is paved, 10 drive a horse
and buggy upon; but Is SO numbered with carts
trucks Of every description, from First avenue to
avenue c. three blocks. that Is with the greatest
difficulty got through. This morning counted
the three blocks mentioned l05 idle carts wagons,
trucks, &c Those with horses attached we're uot
counted. And this has boon So and often
worse for years past. am IN favor OF The greatest
liberty IN New York; but many people take liberties
that they are not entitled to aud impede rapid transit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-22
RESTAURANT CIyILITIEs.


To EDITOR HERALD
can fully sympathize with st Denis" went to
Mount st. Vincent to bring my daughter from school,
and, 1t had been reception day, late in
arriving homo. knew II was late for dinner and
kept down to place kept by tho present pro-
prictor Of tho ST. Denis We seated some time
before any ono came to US, and when they did II
to thus cfcct:--"We cannot wait LADIES' alone. -
Wc went out. and seeing policeman asked him TO
show us place whero We could get supper. Ito
directed us to the place out Of and stating
to him what had Just occurred, his reply was, '.My
God! just saw Two women pick up man and go in
there. /" He turned, looked In tho window and SAID,
81 can count Ut least dozen women OF tho town
there now. II Is no place for you, madam"
TRUTH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-22
THE POYNTZ MURDER.

The Suffolk county tT. H. Circuit Court and Oyer and
Tcrmncr, Judge Pratt presiding, VIII convene at
Riverhcad to morrow. The important case upon
the GRIM nal calendar is that OF the old man Evans and
his wife, indicted tor the murder OF Thomas Poyntz
at their house on the might 81 sunday, tho 18th u
January last The Impression Is that tho prosecution
has very weak case against either OF the accused,
although suspicion tho against the woman.
The murder was tho result OF drunken clrousc. In
which the dead man, the accused others took
mart
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-22
MILITIA gIrLE PRACTICE.

To THE EpIroR HERALp:-
am an invalid residing IN West Fifteenth street.
between Sixth and seventh avenues and directly oppo
site the Armory OF tho Twenty. second regiment.
About three times every week OF tho mombers
practise rife shooting. They commence al about half
past seven 7. ~ and continne until hall past
ten r. NJ, and last night II nearly eleven before II
was stopped, and on sucn nights am deprived o my
rest and sleep until very latc hour. Ny disease Is
nervous prosration ana any nccssant noise Is very
wearing upon the brain. TINS shooting has become
am sorry TO say, source OF public nuisance TO resi-
dents IN the neghbor hood trust we may DO more
successful in stopping this nuisance. through your
valuable paper, than through appeal TO the officers
OF the regiment. AN INVALID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-22
THROWING UP THE SPONGE.

After a feeble attempt at resistance tho Commits.
sioners OF several boards OF tho present govern.
OF Jersey City have at last concluded TO submit
TO popular verdict unexpectedly aud oycrwhelm
ingIy pronounced against them at the polls last elcc.
ton day. lawyer OF soino ropute In Newark was
consulted, and he advised the Commission rs 10
stick on tho ground that the restoration OF sell
government TO Jersey Cty by the late Legislature WAS
unconstitutional. Wiser counscis prevailed however
and the existing government OF the city viii depart ~
rcace tomorrow night. The result Will nos be CON-
pctc cleaning out OF republican officials IN many DC.
partmcntA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-22
STREET ANNoYANcEs.

~ Taxpayer" asks permission to inform the proper
authorities thar there is only hydrant Tenth
nue., between seventyninth and Eghty-onrth streets
Tor the use OF the public. He hopes tho proper
thorltics Will erect at Ihe corner OF Eghticth
street and Tenth avenue.
-. r. D. says There nro not more than ak
streets lighted between Ffiyninth and Tooth ctrccts
some oi the streets are impossible after eight o'clock
unless the moon Ia NJ. wish Mayor Ely would SEQ
To this and tho people Of the Twenty third ward would
DO very thankful 10 i'm Tor his kindnesav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-22

Tho weather raw, windy and dsagrceablc. An
unsteady breeze blew gusty squalls from left 10
right across the ranges almost right angle TO the
line OF Dire The contest commenced at hree
O'Clock and was finished in about one hour and ten
minutes.
Notice is posted up the gatc leading to tho butts
stating that, and after the 25h inst, members OF
the National Ri1o Association must their badges
whom using tho raDges
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-22
HUNTERS POINT roIsoNs.

To TIE EDITOR rnE HERALD:--
There Is moro POISONOUS and more sickness pro.
duccd by tho Same poisonous air which is brought
the city from tho oil ronning works Hunters
Point than the dirty streets and the bad milk or New
York combined In tho name Of all that IL holy, in
the name OF justice, IL THIS horrible stencil
tinue? There is disc lse and death in every square
inch or IT, and yet is allowed 10 continue spread
injection right in our midst. Is there not some way
70 have this terrible nuisance rcmovedY VORTEX.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-22
Ex-MAYoR LAMBERTs TROUBLE.

Application was made by Counsellor Goodrich, in
The Kings county surrogatcs Court boiorc Surrogate
Waiter |. Livingston, yesterday for order to com.
pei cx-Mayor Edward A. Lambert, OF Brooklyn 10
make an accounting OF tho estate OF Mrs. Myra II
crook, widow OF Rufus Crook The Court granted Tho
order, making II rciurnsbIc on the 2ist OF May Mr.
Lambert lhc executor Tor the estate OF the iate
Rufus Crook. ana through 'nnancai crrorsp caused
the loss. II isallcged. OF about $4,000
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MILLER's ANSWER TO cHRIsToL.
NEW YORK, April II, 1877.

To EDITOR or THE HERALD
In answer to Mr.. Andre Chrsto!'s challenge would
like TO know why he has not deposited any money
with one OF the sporting papers and then talk about
my pretending TO challenge hun. now inform
Mcssrs. Bauer, Chrsto aud Major Mclaughlin that /
have deposited with wakes SPIRIT Of the Times $3.50
10 mako a match to wrcstio any of them.
When any OF the above wrestlcrs cover this money
will mako match. arrange all preiminarcs and sign
articles OF agreement Yours respect ully,
Professor WILLIAM MILLER.
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REILLY 70 RYAN.

No. &c EAST HousroS STREET, April 81, 1877.
To THE EDITOR HERALD
Seeing Joe Ryan's challenge In this mornings
HERALD to fight mo glove 6ght for 500 | wish to
state that will meet him at Mr. Graccs saloon. No.
IL Houston street, Mt eight O'Clock Monday
night and put up a forfeit To night him for IRON 800
to 5000. II he business let him put up shut
up. Yours respectfully, JOHNNY REILLY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-22
wALTzINg CHALLENGE.

TO THE EDITOR THE HERALD:--
Owing to It's being doubted that l waltz for five
hours without intermission propose to accomplish
the said feat OF endurance Friday next the above
rooms. Any person DESTROYS OF attempting the same
may do Jointly with me, or will challenge any
living To waltz i've hours for any sum from
500 upward. Respectfully, yours,
y. VALLEAu CARTIER. No. s Union square.
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ATHLETIC POLICEMEN.

The Board of Police have passed resolution order
Ing tho superintendent direct the captains OF the
several precincts TO to the of
Police Athletic Club ali the gymnastic apparatus in
their possession II IS TO be sent to Class Hail. which
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-22
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.
INFORMATION WANTED.

To THE EpiroR OF THE HERALD:-
Can you obiige poor ex-conductor by inserting
these few limos your valuable paper Last night as
was going up on my 80 trip The time sposser Jumped
on The and told tho president as soon as
got up. When reaching The Office ! was informed
thai was discharged aud can't Il nd out how am
poor anu not able to support my family aud, left
IN destitute position, what can do
T. s. THIS happened on the Second Avenue Rail
road Company, car IS l. KLINE
No I05 East Fifty eighth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-22
YACHTS SOLD.

Mannng's Yacht Agency reports the sale OF the fol-
lowing yachts;-schooncr iiaIcyon. Of Eastern Club,
TO George II. Brooks, swampscott Mass schooner
Romance, OF same club, to o. w. Amory, Boston.
Aass sIoop Pirate, OF Atlanta Club, TO J. II. Purdy
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-22

The yacht Of Tho late orviic Jcwctt who killed
by tho explosion In Front street, now lying a, tho
shpy ard foot OF Court street, Brooklyn TO be sold
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AFRAID or BEING BLOWN Or.

To EDITOR OF rag HERALD--
You viii please for asking an impairment
question. II Is this Who gave Mr. Shacr tho power
to place half ton OF ball cartridges under Tompkns
Market? Ask tho residents around thore what they
think II an accident was TO take place. You know the
result and OF course nobody to blame.
THOMAS JACKSON
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10 COnsumptives.

>, consumption, that scourge Of humanity. il.
.ht great dread OF the human family, in Ciyi-
Ee countries 80 ga Wv"
leei confident that am in possession of ,h.
only sure, inialliDle remedy-now known IN
ne Profession Tor the speedy, positive cure Of
nat dread disease, and lis unwelcomc concom.
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riehee US busy practitioner in the best con-
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mas taught me the value Of proper mcdca len
DOM local anu constitutional in the cur, of This
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Mark These Facts
The Testimony Of the Whole World.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

~ had no appetite Holloway Phi gave ne
hearty one"
our 'lll- are HIArYrlpus.'
i send Tor another box, aud Keep them in TIE
house"
DR.. Holloway has cured my heudacne hat
was ChrUuic.'
Il gave one OF your Pills 10 ny babe Tor choI-
era nUrDus The dear little Thing gOt vel in
day ."
My nausea Of morning is now cured -
~ our box OF IlOllDWAy's Ointment Curcl me
of noises IN the head / rubbed some Of your
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send me two boxes / want one Tor 4 poor
mmily.'
II enclose dollar; your price is q cents, but
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