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, 1877-01-31
PERI,

VINO ASKED ron Ills RELEASE!
One OF tic Inst official acts OF Gov. Bcycrtlgc
WIS the partlonIng Of Gregory I'rsi, who had
been sent to tho Penltcntary for life for n
double murder committed Immediately nlter
tic tlrc Of 1871. For the purpose OF discover
Ing what influences had been brought to bear
upon his Exccilcnry to Induce him to
let loose upon tho community SO
notorious criminal, n copy Ut
tho papers III tue ease Wns obtained from the
tat tIo pei st;os io2 f Pers % rsea.s a e y gae
BY THO following prominent irdtyltlnals: u.
Van ntlrcn, the ex,J1dye; e1.4tld. u. ". Clark,
Jr.:c. Gentllc, ihc photographer. Franrts Cor
ntenti, cs-Deputy County Clerk; +. ,O'NeIll. tho
aelF Gaale. e. siSea"s usan q pesn Bros sas
dealers, cd Milwaukee avenue; several italian
c0untrymcn, OF greater or lesser degrees Of clH.-
nctcr ana in'I,lcncu; nn'l several Germans, Irish,
and Americans, WHO would not be catlctl rrDtnt,
mont, SONG Of whose names arc net even Htycn
In tbs directory, while some seem to 1sayo
no buenesa but to exist, utter tho .,n1lncr Of the
lilies, b.; nctfer toiltng nor splnning. For III
stance, James Wtlron IS spoken 0f III thu pc-
tition rs living Mt :4 Park avenue. Tho
J. Holt ID clerk In tho MAuIton iiuuso-not a
position Ut very great wotglit or influence. T. j.
Hchwnrz, with the mngic word "Eol.n prctlxc,l,
has no business. according to thu directory.
That usoful book knows no auch person Us DR..
7. Ellon willis II. ): Coster Is put down na II
booEkceper, q. II. R!ttmiIler - ra!rslnan,
and "Col." llcnryC G. Osscrinnn has no business.
The names, on the whole, arc th0st of M intcri1r
class Of people, nnd, 80 iaE na tho list shows,
they do not include tho Narncs OF the Jrslge
trIr'l him, nor tho ssate's-Attorney who waa
Instrumental In securing hle cuny!rt!on. The
last recipient OF Tho Into Governors merry
GRADED Justice In most easy manner.
, 1877-01-31
JAMES a. 1}ErLEn,
CHARGED WITH f1lH MURDER or JAAE3 swgE.

Tho trial Of Jaracs A. ncplcr under an indiet-
mcnt charging lin with tho murder ot james
Sweeney commenced III the Crlninal Court vcs-
tcr.iay afternoon. Thu killing took place Oct.
~ nj tho corner Of Canal and Jackson streets,
md was tic result Of d dog-nght. There WIS q
1Mr attendance Of spectators, some OF WHOM
were frIellls u the Deceased. The accused Is a
slight ll,tlo fellow, boytsi In appearance, anA
docs not look to be over :,,3 or u. Ho hardly
seelncd to realize that his life was pcrlaps In
jeopardy, greeting an acquaintance With o smile,
and paying as much attention to the end twist
of Ills moustoche as to what trai,spircl. lie Is
defended by Church, Isumbull, Jr, aud Hoyt.
A Jury WAS procured Ill an hour. oniy sir be-
Ing excused. the parties occupying an hum!!c
poaitlon aud the the newspaper amounts Of the
atIray not having attracted much attention.
0uly ont Ut tho Jurors, who WAS Of COURSE cllal-
lenged for cause, hal read this circumstances
The majority of the twelve arc fruIn the country.
THE rAosEcuTIoS's CASE.
Ass!stant Attorney Weber opened for tho
prosecution, saying TINT they expected 10
prove that, Whlle sxec1ey aud another man were
trylb: to part the dogs, Deplcr forced his way
way through tho crowd R1ll said, you,
will part thcIu.n SFecny asked him what ha
meant, and With hts hand showed him back sotuo
ten or twenty feet. Dcplrr continued going
back, Sweeney following With IN open hand'
when suddenly y shot was Aled; aud then Dep.
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STEWART.


ThereweEeno ncn tlcyciopmcntsi In tie relation
OF cx-Ilccordcr Stewart anl tho county ycatcr.
dag. Stewart held on to the fi,000 balance in
his hanls belonging to the county, md no one
could he found In authority who manifested at,y
Interest In seeing It transferred to the County
Treasury. The Commissioners, who had dealt
with him so lcn!cntly, wcrl tho least anxious In
the nattcr, and all TIM. could be gotten out Of
them was the expression OF doubt whether his
laying claim to the ownership OF Tho balance was
anything more or less than mild way OF con-
frssinE that he did nnt want to replace tho
in the matter, II ANYTHING, md all their legal
he brought ngaftlst Stewards bondstncn, W. J.
Onal,an nnl phlip Aoync, to recover the money,
w1!th course will most likely bc adopted.
County Treasurer 1Iuck had Motlilng to say on
the subject, but exhibited tho following letter,
which explains itself:
DEAR SIN: In referring to ynus demand upon
"a Recorder. beg leave 10 refer you To sny at
torncrs. &. i. Cameron and Player Martin, wlu.o
Offices nrs npon tho toNthcaat cornc. Of 3tOnrns
fully. JsaEs sTrwAnnT.
Cpon receiving tho ADORE atr. 11uck did not
appear to be surprised, for hon,c days asu he
had concluded that the chances If 1cpcnsltng
the Treasury through Sir, Stewart were little
remote. lie sat.l that nil he could do would
be to report tho situation bnck to tho County
Doar,1, and let that balY take such actIon In the
premises Is II saw IL. II. will not 20 10 The
trouble OF consulting 9tewast's attorneys.
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must bo Remembered tbat Ethd and The MAJOR
are, aiready IN love WITHOUT knowing II,
md the plot Is stripped OF oompllca-
ttons hy leaving nothing, to develop
hut 4 rather rapidly growing affection between
Post and .Ndrgart. Mr.. I.odds tmpersonation Ut
The "Dumrny betrayed II high order Of talent,
and tho gra.la.ions OF warming loro on the part
N made nii the more dGisuii by the csisscnee IN
I'ost Of one glass eye one paratrzcA tomguc, md
Ase Eastwood toes. 4ta). KIrkfan.l's MAJ. Chat.
frris was quiet, cxqulsitc1Y-mM!ulated bit nf
representation, now rl.ing TO tho zenith
Of hilarious fun, anil now drop.
ping to the nn,llr Of snbducd hut
effective rea.ltns OF the lore lines. The break
inst srcnc was capital, anil tho four chaFactcrs
whn participated worked up their various roles
10 naturatncef that was thrilling.
Taken for all In nl1, thc representation wcs
far atovo the nvcsagc amateur dramatic enter
tainmcnts, nnsl suggests t,lat much good Gun be
accomplished for The poor, especially in the re-
ltcrton that churches arc numerous and nyni1N-
big as theatres, and that Mnj: Kirkland can turn
oil plays like tho "Dummy" at moments no.
ttcc.
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Il was Mike EyAns, My dang" whose
pla!nt:yc voIcc fell pcadingly upon tho cars OF
II TRIBUNE reporter rs ho ncarc,t tho portals of
tho Palmer House at . o'clnrk last eycniur.
TIC graceful form OF Il. l.. Goodcll stuo.l
hoycring by.
"lIow goes tho worlal" aslsed tho reporter Of
Mike.
$50, so." replied Mike, "and by dang, they
don't give fellow a fair show ut all."
"a!ike, are you going to COLLECT the taxes2'
~ don't know, faith. fled lnliun dollars
additional L,nds to-tiay, aud tlley represent
over s.,0O0, ,ooU."
.An,i who arc they Mllscl"
swell, there's J. II. Mc.AyoY, OF the nowncr
of seh,nit 4 Glide, u tllu North si,e; . Gl,.is..
tiau Ca.sclmau, West Side; Samuel 1s,hc, 8nutl,
SIDE; Marcus 4. DIVINE, a,d Meary Marns."
N" h" s ~! t"k supervisor Lincoln Will accept
"i'ln afraid not. lie Keeps putting Il oil and
:, ~, Mont yop MAKE these fellows como to time
! IL get tho h,oks won't hayo mitch tlno
between now and the 10th Of Masen. 1 slinn't
be ablc To COLLECT ovcr $500000, hy dauy. You
ECO I've tho notices 1nads out already.
J: viii take ten days after the NOTICES
It Will TAKE about teyen days to sciltl tho notices
out, keeping the men at work night mud day ut
tlle books, and then what sitne will have to
"Why don't Marshall Field 10 On your bond; !;
,"Ah, yes. Me has been oulllozlng these pco-
Nike, do you thtuk you'll get tho Gooksl"
hope 60 The city needs the money.''
And then Mike sadly departed.
II is time that Evans dropped his habit OF
speaking Of the gentlemen who are still ses1st-
tug the effort AZ ballos-box stutllng mads In hts
| BEHALF last spring. ~ persons who arc simply
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gland. baltimore; II. j. waldron. Memphis Nor
\: H. Mason, pes Nolnes; Tic lion. hslph Plumb,
Ssteator; !. ". sander. and s. II: TnyIor boston;
Kos: A7on cFffef H. f. cn III ii se E o!ins r.
Qnincy; F.. II. Shotb, New York. -. Sherman
uoHse-The Hon. F. ~ baldwin, Iowa; e.
3. Brooks, Joliet; CI q. II. Wilson.
Frankfort Mich: Harvey 1'ush, Michigan;
i, II. Stewart, i.afayctsc tho Hon. j. F. II. Her
a. Kcat!n:: Ptttsburg .. Palmer Hoatt-T. r.
MALLS. Baltimore; .tsen. II. cla.keo,,, Topeka,
I'hnl; c. II. ncrnari md j. L. Montgomery. Yo-
kohan'a, Japan; !. =. Palmer New Turk; q. II.
Miller. TroT, y. T.; the Hon. Edward }laY Koch.
Detroit: II. N, Williams. urcen nay: the lion. $.
4: Hnckmastor, Alton; v. II. lilli, 1'oston;
Thomas Clayton, Buffalo; e. u. Gregory, Now
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IbEATsHA.'

lloYT-ln New Haven, "; On The :fsh Inst,
attcra psotractad '1nesa. ]. Mills lloyt,
wnESaJsn: ~: ot q'a age, ,t;; 2;:, E'isaesth ~:
Fnncra! Thursday, Fon. !. at 10 o'clock a. n.
o ts fesen6e ~ q he6 eresc Na,,S ast nst S
carriages.
sllASLEy-Ian. 20. siarasrct shanley, mother
OF Thon,a. and Michael shanley.
dencc, No, aa5 South Jctfcnon,st., jan. ~, at 10
o'clock by carriaVcs 10 St. patrlcks Church, whcro
to shc Nor'hwe.,ern Dcrot; the.eo BY ears 10 Ca,:
vary Cemetery. FFlonda at the fanl'y ase Invited
Ia attend.
rYLToS7A@Ne @ ass , ws:t as 11s ns.,sen. i s,. Jan,
tR- uroana to., taps1s p.easo ely.
CRnSSLASn-At hla residence In nesplaincs,
coo County, H., William Grassland. formerly Of
Wakefield. YORKSHIRE England aged o. Year, anu
~ En:!Ish papers plsaso copy.
C0KEy-Aontlny morning, Jan. 20, 1H77+ at
asdsss saa Susan s'ss Cory. ~ assa sea aid
~ Toronto and Fairfield {Ia.) papors please
copy. ......-...
and painial Illness. JosephE Rumscy, formerly
Of avia T. y egea Z ys9ct aoek ,,om HI, ,.o
residence, No. =70 E!!ia.ay. ""
MuMrIIREY-At Oak Park, Jan. 20, Freddie
Ralph, son ol tho key. y. J. ond z. Z. ltIm-
phrcys, aged IL months.
sclllAMEts-At biz Ee.ilcnee, No; 81 South
~ fuastal 1Sa s:teonies s,i tsSs plaes from tho
es's of .he ssm!y iS' .ssosessSliy is1tsa. A'
tN- Ilclcna tMon.) papers please cory.
sOEyILLE-.Jan. 70. our beloscd darling, Ella
IDA, youngest daughter Of Emanuel y. nnt DeEtha
fever.
Il In Irn34 and
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MS ELECTION AS PRESIDENT or DARTMOUTH
,E0LEGE.

MIS- ELECTION AS PRESIDENT or DARTMOUTH
COLLEGE.
Tho announcement .nado by telegraph ycstcr.
day tlla. Prof 9. G. Bartlett, Of tho Congrega-
ttonal Theological Seminary Of this ctty, had
bcen chosen President Of Dartmouth College,
ut Hanover, y. H., very naturally caused re-
porter to cali on tho gentleman to ask If hc
proposed 10 accept. III answer, Prof, Bartlett
was not prepared to say certainly what he would
do. 1fe had Just received notice by Telegraph
Of his election, and would OF course, receive the
lie hal emily to say TINT he had not con-
sidcscl the mattcr fully enough 10 say
wilat he would do. lie had known that
his tlninc wonla be brought up, hut
the election nut now iaeo on the mattGr, ail,l
4 would take serious consideration for him to
BARTLETT would not tell thu reporter what he
e1prctcd 10 do, aud that Is nil there was OF II.
rhrre Is no sort oe doubt that X the newly
elected President shall sec 1t to accept tho 10
lego. Ills success Ms ii teacher In theology In
the Seminary has been such ns to warratst Tho
belief that liu Gun ill TINT branch Of his dutica
acccptabiy,wh!lc l!s eminent talents asa preach
CT viii qualify him for Presidency, wtcrs no
small part Of the duty Is to occupy. pulpitss
throughout the atatc, and thus In Il plous md
protcr way advertise tho institution Of which he
Is tic head.
Should he accept he will he n JOY to his ma
t!yo la,l IN that flc ls tr1c son OF tho Granite
fainlly wlicf, has bccn known IN New llamp-
shire for several generations. fIo Il also q Ron
OF Dartmouth, having been graduated from that
institution IN 1880.
roun.llngs aud the circumstances, THE TRIBUNE
predicts that Prof. BARTLETT will accept the Pscs-
lency, and that lo will I'LL thu position to tho
acceptance OF tho friends OF tho College.
, 1877-01-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

A grand opening concert will DO given at
Bsnn.l'n IIatl, corner Of Clark anl Eric streets,
Thursday evening. sone of tho best musicians
Of tho city will Ou rzcscul.
Tho Chicago Athcnnum opens class In or
c.,cstral music Ut u, Washington street, to-
night at 1880 o'clock. Instruction given by
Prof. l3osngcr upon violin, guitar, autc, clarto.
ncttc, Either, corict, etc.
Thu l.ot,lcrs of option tickets Of tho Star
Course Gun exchange them for reserved seat
tickets Il, Wendell Phillips lcrturc, to be given
Thursday cycnn, at Mccormick Hall, either 1t
Jansen .E AteClurK's, at any timu previous or
vi the tlcketoilicc On the evening OF the lecture.
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tho matter, and the sooner tho public under.
I'croat stanis ',ctwccn sotnt Commissioners
aud the renitcnttary, and hence !: IN ahapo 70
dictate t. them how nnd for wtam they shall
v"te.-an1 MeClevey Won. McCairEey wanted
the cnnttact, hut It waa MI game Ut blnA. II
he has no interest In the contract what Is tho
tsa that has so long bound the Board to McClc-
ycy}
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true Of tho others who aro prominent IN tho
flGht aRn!nst Evans. The latter Il trying TO gct
public sympathy by whining about being hull
lozc, etc. hut citizens llayn mol yet forEottcn
the ha1inl-hex frauds Of last April. a'id under
stand tint Mike IN now trying In accomplish by
cntrcatics what his frcnds thcn tried tu do By
vfotence nntl frHtltt,
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HAVE YOu SEEN THE PALMER HOUSE BA7Hs7
We mean tho Turkish, Russian, mcdfcatcil.
yapor, electric, md swimming baths Just put In
by nr. McChcsncy. 80 Monroe street. next to
Cahh'a LlhrnrY.
, 1877-01-31

the ROOT & SONS MUSIC co.
offer special Inlnccment. to purchasers. Al whoto.
sale aud rcia!l Of sheet muslc music books, vlo.
fns, guitars, and oil kinda Of musical tnsruucntF.
General agents for tho Standard organ md Stock
piano. Quality guaranteed. No. lo} State street,
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:.THEj CITY.


j 4ENEltAJ1 NEHS'
=
Mrs. Victoria C. Woodruff and Miss Tcnnfo
r. f.1as,n. of New York. arc At tho Palmer
e.A'"'
HOUSE - c.,,,, n,.,r,.. " nv
!. Florcncc> and wife wcro At tho Grand Pacific
~.,+nrs,s
3ss.cfuA5'
Tho Rev. j. .. Mcclure ms Just eompctea 1ne
1opa'..p %nee,ase. so o5 iu.,retton,, nx% euSa s'
... .oo .,,apnaa, ottc yo,,r., ~
At 4:W yesterday altesnoon, o.'s .,,n .o"1s,, % o.
No: 2ia West Thirteenth street. ~'',lc 'oollns
Win feso1et s o WI stepae br
Dr. Buckley.
Col. Henry @. Parker editor Of Tho Boston on
stan Of uoy. Eiec, o, Massachusetts, and s. r.
s.r,a. 49, s,s,aort ,d,.r,,sf,0 soan, ~ Ro,ton
s.ey' ".. ~ ~ pa,,na. r"n 1fo,,.e 'O'''
arc ~ Inc fa1'hes t1o"'c'
graph Of st. Paul. Yesterday forwarded as prcs.
,h,s h1s ~. ~ ] nn,,nc tcnr he,.
Inls Guy, .so nanusome's I'm m'o''eu oees nea's'
TIN ,cmncro.u,o yrs,crf1ny. IA o,,scrvc,, he
v.....s. aa.ta,s. a. uadi.ar .troa. STn,n,,s,.
Manaesce' optNas' % "a.t,s9I. e.ee1 eAiAos'
=; e H., 90; 81, n, %; 8 p. m Ii. BAR
JOSEF joseph nodernes., ' e an Old H., resldent Of .ht,
ctr, and once Constable for tho old Fifth Ward,
mas been appo'ntcd Constable ior the Town OF
Lake BY tho County Board, anl yesterday fled
an acceptable bond aud took the oath Of Office.
Mr. Jacob sehmmcls, one Of the oldest Ger
residence, No. I'll soit1 Ualstctl street, Mr.
HeGirnrncis VIVA resilient of iii. rity for Tn
list thtfty-four years. He wns formerly q prom
tncnt builder; hut retired from business about
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AsliEN CANTEm.
The will Of. the late AAllcr Carter, an old and
mpcl,.fcspertcl cttxcll, waA tllci Il, the County
Court ycstcrtay. Tho instrument Is Witnessed
IL n r Iinwnrff n,,fl w ii. Itakcr. nnIl thn
-. t.. III ~ ~. nr.' 1 oot ~ ~ sr,,o fin. NV
ss!aIe u eaa to =: ~ mor.'s s-'''0o A"o 'o''o"-
!u9 u tne ts@t VI tto "H'
!, Asher Carter, OF tho County Of Cook and State
Of Illinois. being Of sound MUD md MEMORY, do
mako and declare this my last will and last tcs a.
ncnt:
After paying oil ny Inst dents and tunc1nl e.
ncpaeb, Etyu and heQucath t0 my beloved wtfG.
Elizabeth Carter. al! IL ny estate. both real md
personal to hare and l' hold T. .ell Or dispose of
adylsabic, ->-~'~-.'.'. -.
hereby deyl &c my cxccutrtE hereafter appointed,
At her consoaItncc, 10 mako lcgnclrs to The Fnr-
eign Ais.lon society Of Tho Presbyterian Church;
y constitute ny nephcws., Edmund radalsio!a
honorary l!fe Directors Of Tho same. also drsle
that my ncphows, Frederick D. Carter, namueis.
een.!iusd i liz bifselors Of .ha American lion,o
AAs!ona!y Society.
hereby appolmtt my bs1oyea sx wt5s E,i!anea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-31
A SATISFIED ENGLIsnMAN.

To THE EDITOR HERALp.--
Although an Englishman am not so unreasonable,
others Of my counrymen are, to think that
you should be exception TO tho established rule
which requires OF him who livos by his productions
not neglect tho tasks or requirements OF his
toner's nor 10 forgot at the time 10 foster their
good opinion OF themselves. Far IRON IT, give you
credit Tor your whitening sarcasms Englisbmen and
all that is English and think your unqualified praise Of
Russians very clever indeed look upon you as Just
tho fright the right place, !" devoted to your
employer and faithful TO the interests oil your world
wide rcputed aud Acknowledged valuable newspaper.
The HERALD generally and your articles on The En-
ropcan situation particularly are treat aud source
oil great enjoyment 10 me, and my hrst thoughts, II not
tho very tthoughL as awake IN the morning, is
oil JOY that snail have tho qualification OF read
ing what you have elaborated in the preceding hours
at no suali labor, certainly but st with exceeding
great satisfaction TO yourself TOO write, and your
quot smile and realize how you must chuckc over wei
turned Dig which you can Iccl shall penetrate mn inch
Two deeper than ever, and cause all the annoyance
you intend 1t shall to tho thousand and
ably dissatisfied Enelshmcn, and the consequent
pleasure u VIII aord your numerous American read
crs generally, ana your Russian readers IN particular
Excuse my little bit Of adulaton, but tho OBJECT OF my
Iotcr concerns the prosecuted jew aud the interest
That nc has IN the "Eastcrn question:, and your adj
vocacy OF their interests wonld emitted respect
NJ the hands Of your friends 'tho Captains thor Im
pcrial ghncsses the Grand Dukes A. and H., !" not
the attention OF tho Gar msel TO your prayer.
one good turn deserves another. You have gOod
friends Russians aud so have l. Jews aud In return Tor
your "snwft sawder' you are entitled 10 qetd pro
qno aud my friends to my advocacy. About three
months ago peace negotiations between Turkey and
serva were delayed because the Servinn Chambers
would not allow the Jews their midst the freedom
offered by the Turks Now Servian, Moldavian a0d
Russian are NIL alike lin thor love Of tho Jcw, cspc
claly Moldavia l could recount scores OF instances;
Will only In 1868, when tho Jassy Railroad de-
pot was in process OF construction boss tnman fell
IRON the ROOT and was Killed on the spot The police
project tor to view, and this important unc
tonary with his aids In plain costume. cooked has
and swords arrived, only to say IN, No,sieri cest
JurH" adding AZ he turned on his heel go back,
''enterres Ie.p Comment ~ needless Please use your
interest with your friends Tor my friends, and obge
| A NOT DISSATISFIED ENGLISHMAN, NOR A JEW,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-31
A SPECIMEN OF STREET CLEANING.

To THE EDITOR THE HEEALD.-
Tho block in Forticth street, between Seventh and
Eighth avenues, was carelessly swept on Saturday
10th, and Monday, 2lst INST, and both days the
street was wise eleanor. The dirt was put In
little piles about six inches high and Tuesday a
couple OF men came around with scraped up
little the dirt aud then scattered the rest over tho
road. asked them why they didn't clean the street
wnilc they were about H. They referred the
''boss," dolce far ntenfe looking chap sitting on
stoop reading "A paper He complained that Tho
weather had been too uniavorabc but called 10 his
ZION the TACT that the weather mad been
both days, and also showed him how clean OF
the residents had swept tho road In front OF thor
houses. He promised 10 do better Now " every cit
will only take little pains and follow up pup
lie closely as they do their private
we would have our public work done a illtc better.
Our street has not been really clean last summer
builder has left a LOT OF sand ana mortar which tho
authorities do not order away and tho city mas
moved the pave mont noar The schoolhousc where
have had puddle every time II has ralnci in tho
last two months. The police don't pay any attention
to these things although supplied with note books 10
do so. BRUOMSTlCk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-31
THE PUBLIC PARKS.

To EDITOR HEsALD:-
am surprised at the letter OF "Centrai Park Gar.
dener" ! Of those who would like to take his
children to play In Reservoir Park but II is closed just
Mt the time want to visit IT. which is time be-
fore dark. The HERALD opened that park year before
last on my complaint. think If what "Central PARK
Gardoncr says is true had better fence tho Bat
tory, Union and Madison parks, Central Park, ct al,
and lock them up hour before shutdown to keep out
the terrible people no refers do not pretend 10
deny his allegations in regard to Central Park but my
night wandcrings have often led me through the parks
Mt Fortysecond, Twentythird and Fourteenth Streets
and have several very loving persons sitting
tho benches with arms around others nccks &c,
but nothing very shockina-rather ludicrous, per-
haps Tho people belong to the working classes. how
ever, and hero Is whore "Ccntral Park Gardcner'
makes his mistake. They TO be persons who
have no homes in which 10 make love, so they are
compelled to make pubic exhibition OF selves
think Reservoir Park ought TO be open at night as
well NJ Madison Park, and the HERALD IL II
II tries as hard AZ II once did FORTlETH STREET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-31
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

WfLxrSGror. N. o., May 30 1877.
spirits OF turpentine seedy 2Sc. Rosn rn NJ ~ -
or strained Crude trpcutne steady VI 60 for hard
~ 70 Tor yellow dp 81 80 for virgin Tar quiet 81 80.
- OswrGo. May 30. 1877
Flour steady; sales 500 bb,s. 81 $50 90 No
spring ~ 90 xlo for amber winter 80 10 $40 % for
white do. aud SO $40 30 for double Wheat firm;
No white Michigan at 81 81, No l Milwaukee club At
81 So No do 81 10 Corn quiet sales q 400 bushels
high mixed &C. SIC, Soc Barley mammal Corn meal IT
500; middlings, s2I a So per ton. Canal treights-
WHEAT 4asc; corn and rye. 4c 70 New York; lumber
81 40 TO Troy 81 - to New York Lake rcceipts-5I|j
feet Lumber canal shipments 600 feet lumber. Rail
roac shipments 900 Dbis uour
- CINcIsSAri, May 30, 1877.
nominal; red. 81 50 81 H. Corn dull III 47c 5or Oats
duh and weak at Ale. 4Uc Rye duh aud nominal at zoe
q Use Barley iui aud nominal Pork quiet ~ sl4 so
Lard quiet but Arm steam held Mt 50 80 KETTLE Zoe
i0sc. Bulk meats la fair demand shoulders, short
rib mindless &C. 7tc SPOT; 4c buyer June; The buyer
aud SIZE for shoulders clear rib aud sides Whskey
unet - o. Butter dull Western reserve Ice Central
Ohio, l2c. H. Live logs in good demand 81 rs
~ 70 light - 10 81 packing - - - lO buchers
g. 10 10 2o receipts, BIG shipments I,o6s
BuyrALo, May 30. 1877.
Markets generally unchanged; demand light. Canal
freghts easier but no material change Ia price. Rail
freuhts uucL anged Sales OF -four 80 bbls WheatO
bushels No white winter &c 81 50 600 sample do ~
Con--lO loads to mers ut NJ soc ole. loo kiln
dried No. at Ic. Other arclesno sale reported
nally unchanged Receipts by lake-Flour. 1904 bols
RAILROAD receipts Flour 300 bbs wheat III bushcs
rorn 40 do; oats. ll.O do; barley, Loo do rye,
$500 do. Canal shpnen 10 MISREPRESENTATION 1905
bushels; corn 1890 do do. by raFlour, 5,u4O Db
whsat 600 bushels; corn - 200 do oats, 200 do
barley, LOO do; Rye, x5Oo do.