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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-26
Personal.

Messrs. W. A. Fletcher and A. Hitz.
field, jr., have been appointed sole agents
OF this point for the sale of the self light
ing burner, a simple combination by
which gas is lighted instantly by turning
the key, etc.
The agent for the sale of the celebra-
ted German globe and Evans gas-burner
can be found at Brucs's, No. 81 Monroe
street. The globe is Of peculiar color
aud construction, aud reflects more light
than any globe nsw in use. Ia comb
nation with the Evans burner many hun
dred feet of gas is saved to the consumer
and a splendid aud brilliant light is fur.
nished.
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Hnsupreme COurt "a, jackson.

Edward Mcdonnell vs. A. Mitchell ct al.
10y V RTUE OF THE DECREE. PRO.
y nounced November l, 1876, by the Su'
preme Court OF Tennessee at jackson, In THU
cause. l will offer fer sale to tho highest bid
der, in front Of tho court house Of ehelbJ
county, in the city OF Memphis, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-26

TIE way those who are using the ALI
gator cook stove or range describe its
workings ia something like a visitor try
ing to explain the Centennial exhibition.
In short, it is a big thing not easily ex.
plained.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-26

Heating stoves 10 per cent less than
cost to make room for spring stock.
1928 RISK Il Co 800 Main.
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LEGAL.
In Snprene COurt at JaeksOn.

Harriet NJ. Moon. executrix Of J.. N. Moon.
deceased, VS.. A. l.. Deshazo ct al.
y nounced October Is 1876, by the Supreme
Court Of Tennessee at Jackson, in this cause,
l will offer far sale to the highest bidder, in
front Of the court house of Shelby county. IN
the city Of Memphis, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-26

Kiss me, darling, for your breath is
Just as sweet as new-mown hay;
kisI me, darling. for eur toeth are
Free from tartar or decay;
Kiss me. darling. for you wont
Forget me or your S0Z0D0NT.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-26

Bartec's heme-uNade candy,
csc - pound, 32S @ain st. CIT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-26

John Walsh, Undertaken,
S4l Second st., next to Postofice. 1879
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-26
Flowers! Flowers!

Elegant bouquets, floral decorations,
plants, etc, at Craig's, S79 Main street
' IN
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-26

Sid Cooks Peabody Billiard
Room is pronounced first
class by all,VlsitOrs. 33.t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-26

Schuling's Meat Market,
Cor, Jefferson and Third.
Dressed turkeysand chickens
Fresh meats Of all kinds,
Eggs and vegetables. l2s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-26

las Jolly Brothers entertainment is
postponed from text Saturday until fur.
iher notice,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-26

DR.. Barlow, the D~antophilist, whose
death was recently announced, has left
$1,000 c%onsols to University College,
London, for an endowment of an annual
course of lectures on the Divina Connie
dia, with all the books in his library
which relate to Dante aud Italian his.
tory. He also leaves 9500 consols TO toe
Geological Society, the income to be ap.
piled as the council may think best, foI
the furtherance of geological science.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-26
CLOTHlNGI %CLOTHINGi

Gentlemen will actually save money
by calling at
KAHN & FREIBERG'S,
Corner Main and Poplar SITS.
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CHOICE OREAMERY BUrTER
Five Hundrad DOlInrs Howard.

D. GESspEReEa's, 537 Main street.
1871
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I'm Supreme Court at jackson

A. NJ. Boyd VS.. Hu L. Biinkley.
ny VIRTUE OF The DECREE PRO
d nounced by the Supreme Court Of Ten
nessee at jackson. November 2. 1876 in this
cause. / will, on
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PILES.
FoR RENT.

ELEaANT suburban residences; 4 acres of
II ground; near McGhee's Station. Terms
very low. BENZ. C0LMAN, "a Madison at.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-26

RIO A GENTLEMAN and wife, two nice
J. rooms lone 'front.' in my house in Chelsea,
one square from street cars. reference re-
quircd. Address
I24-t j. W. C, this Office.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-01-26

Young Mr.. Lick has come to terms
with the trustees under his fathers will,
and according to the agreement receives
1888, 900 in addition to the $3.50, 900 de-
vised to him in the deed of trust, out Of
which he pays to the other heirs-the sis
terS, nephews and nieces Of James Lick
-is various amounta the sum OF $40, 600.
l bear to the wisdom OF Philip Sidney,
who said that next to hunting he liked
hawking worst. However, though he
may have fallen into as hyperbolical aa
extreme, yet who can put too great q
scorn upon their folly, that, TO bring
home a rascal deer, or a eew rotten
comics, submit their lives 10 the will Of
passion Of such as uAy take them ander
a penalty no lesa slight than there ia die
erection shown in eSpo,ins them ~.
0sboygs.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-06-29

~ selecting state senator from
tbs district We should choose a
non OF stamina and ability, and one
who will have tie respect and con-
huencc, not only Of the people, but
OF the body 10 which he will be n
member. In casting around We
know OF no man who is better
qualified 10 fill the position OF sen
ator than Col. p. C. Saffold, of
harriSon. The Colonel has always
been an active and Jealous Demo.
Graf, ard did much good service in
the last presidential campaign. Be.
lore The war lie ably represented his
county in the legislature. and we
see no reason why lie should not
be the nominee of the party at the
approaching election. lie has placed
his name before the people for the
nomination, and from what we can
learn has a fair CT ancc of success.
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equitable and ust basis we suggest
the following plan, which il carried
out will leave no room for chi.
canery or fraud, and will express
before the county nominating con &.
Vention the wish and will Of the
majority OF the voters of the county.
Let The voters of every precinct as,
senble at the most convenient To-
cahty within their beats, on the
l4th oil July, elect the best men az
delegates, and then instruct the dcl~
egates who to cast their ballots for.
Let the meetings say who is first
choiue, second choice and third
choice. Instruct the delegates to
cast their votes for the first choice;
II they cannot succeed in eIecting
them. then cast their votes for The
second choice, etc. Make ont a list
all the officers to be voted for
in this way, and let the delegates
90 up to the county convention with
these lists and instructions, and
there will be no possible chance for
them to practice fraud. We believe
I each precinct will do this it will O
give universal satisfaction, and the
men nominated would have the vote
# the majority.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
II Card.

1he family and relatives of the late de-
ceased John j. Olmstead, who was killed at
l|'mue post on the N. o, aud NJ. railroad on
the night Of the 9th inst, desire to return
'neir sincere thanks to Messrs. VIM. Emmer.
son George L, Higgins, Anderson Clements
" way ana to all others who assisted in Civ
ing Christian burial and otherwise caring for
'ne remains after being found. Such acts of
cnarlty can only meet with their reward here
aiterj and although this is the only means OF
acknowledgment left within the power of his
Kindred vet the memory of the deed will be
.ofeVer warmly cherished by them.
New Orleans, La, June 81, 1877.
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COUNTY

AS-'
as VIII be seen by reference to
the proceedings of the county ex.
ecutlve committee, they decided TO
nave a convention for the purpose
OF nominating county officers.
WINE this action on the part of the
committee may not give unanimous
Fatlslaction, we believe it will meet
Inc appreciation of a majority of the
voters OF the county. Some cop~
tend that the primary election sys.
TEN is best, while others are equally
as enthusiastic about NOMINATING
conventions, but TO u3 We do not
piace so much stress upon the mode.
"hat We most desire is to s%ecpre
gooo' honest, substantial men to fiji
the various oficcs-nen who have
the interest of the county at heart.
and who have the capacity to fill
The positions they may be elected to
occupy. q
nSd been intinated that if the n
county executive committee decided :
vi 'ne convention plan that those
VINO opposed it would put an inde-
pendent ticket in the field. We are
NOT prepared 10 believe that the !
democrats Of Jackson county could
~ iar forget their true interests as
70 contemplate such a plan. To
divide the Democratic vote at this
Time would insure defeat on our
part and be a success to the Re.
publican party. We are we'll aware
That it is human nature to rebel
against anything that is not con-. i
'lstent with our own ideas of ius> -
ice, but we do think, for the sake
harmony, for the sake of the
'ilnciples which VIC have so dearly n.
after twelve years of toll. -
aoor and sacrifice. that the Demo-,
'ratfc party of this county should nm
together in this campaipn -"
ven If we should have to sacrifice
Of our individual opinions as
egards certain ways and means TO
ccOmplish our wishes.
IN o'uer uhat the convention svs. 10, Il
"a may be carried ON, .- Tubs,
upou an iu2e
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fNDORSEMENT or r. lVALPOLk
ron AUDITOR.

At a mass meeting of the Demo-
cratic Conservative party Of Attala
county, held in Kosciusko on Satur.
day, June l6, 1877, The following
resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That tho Democratic>
Conservative party of Attala county
witness, with much pleasure, the
strength of cur fellow-citizen, R.
Walpole, with the Democracy OF
tuch q number of other counties in
the State in his candidacy for au-
dItor OF public accounts, encourage
ing US to look for his nomination
with much confidence. That as an
active member Of the press Of the
State he will, in our judgment,
bring strength 10 the ticket; and
give Attala county what she has
never before had or aeked-a place
among the officers Of the State,
That this convention cordially in /
dorses him as a leading. working
Democrat-true in victory and in
defeat; as a successful business man
and publlc-spirited citizen, entirely
competent for the position to which
lie aspires. And that the delegates
appointed TO the State convention,
soon to meet at jackson, be in,
structed to cast their votes for hin,
and work for him, first, last and
the time, so long as his nomina. CT
lion is possible.
We arc gratiied to know that CD
Mr.. Walpole is gaining strength as
candidate for State auditor. We
him TO be the choice of this be
as far as we have been able f aa.
o find out. We have heard him .,
ayorabiy spoken of by many, and
OF one man have wei heard speak =
nght against him.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-06-29
MARINE AND COMMERCIAL
NEWS.
PORT CHARGES,

Pilotage - per foot,actual draft. co mrnlsory
Steyedoring Timber 81 lOal rs ner load
deals Is a soc per load coastwise zoe a Al ner
load lShter9ge Of ballast zoe per ton.
winohmen g. ~
Fresh water lc per gallon delivered along.
H~arbormaster s. each vessel.
All vessels arriving between the 18th of
May and 10th of November must report nj
ted to anchor. P""''-
Physieian's charge s. for boarding each yes.
sell An extra charge of s., and cost fof
chemicals, for fumigaton.
Average draft of water on the bar from Nav
70 November Il feet; November to May Is #
Vessels coming to Ship Island USUALLY enter
at this port. ~
Draft of water at Ship Island 81 feet.
images same az above, except lighterage of
ballast 9Ve and water &c per gallon.
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E: .!BlEAITY,s
,,.; PARLOR ORGANS.

these remarkable instruments nossa..
pacl,les Tor musical effects and exprssst Ca
n aeT D. before attained, adapted for 2mss,se,Onnn
lcr; EXCEL IL QUALITY or an" Ty par.
IHtnROuGH WORK MANSHIp EI FiuuNEy
VESiGaS AND FINISH, and wondsrSs,IT
variety OF their Combination Solo StoDa uerint
cry instrument fully WARMED for lips Nv.
as strictly hrst-c'ass in every respect, md wears
guarantee they are SHIPPED on from five ,o "a
t freigrt us a vest t,iai' money re!u lded and
ARE misrepresented or in any wsv nrow, 'ney
satisfactory. No such offer has ever un'
where I S be VIZ noo of limitations. Agents wa %ttd
lnflodnee in new localities. semi f ""ie TO
", sraSfd AorERTIsER, containing long Iis .t.u y;
tostllnonials from weIl.known persons sn m',s Of
w nj, you may know, classified by Sta State 81
direct Of them, Address may enquire
DANIEL Il. BEATTY.
Washington, New jersey II
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\ T. BEATTY.
Washington, New JERSEY, lisa

y - can buy first. class Piano.. and a.
H"h" cheaper of DANIEL +. barry
III Washington, New Jersey, than of
~ any other manufacture in the Jfnite5
States. Why! Because he sells onIv
l"' ra""' ia5es no risks, and has no book No.
COUNTS Every Instrument il fully warranted
from 5 to IS davs' les, trial "nu are Sent
eu ana IRE eht paid both ways by him if thew
'Ie unsatisfactory Send for Illustrated An.
VtRrIsFR Catalogue Edition., and read testj.
mon'4lS from his patrons. some of whom Won
may know. Address DnnicI II. Be.,,x
Washington, New Jersey
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Notice 10 al Democratic
Voters or Jackson
County.

7ETHE UoWOeFaEc county Convention w.II
be held at Cumbest Bluff,
SATURDAY, JULY 81, 1877.
for the purpose Of nominating county officers
and sending delegates to the State Couyen.
ton and Senatorial District Convention. Each
is requested to hold It's meeting on
Saturday, July lIth, to send delegates to the
Convention, a. he. LEWIS,
Chm Executive Committee.
&, II. Woor, S~cc'y'-n27-3t
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+. BEATTY.
W ashingtou, New jersey

EFESENE ~ ANY person who viii make
Il haEI a. . aud forward me a i.t az
,ne n',mtS OF reilanIs persons Of their acgaaiut,
'lte wa" wish to Vroclre an INSTRUMENT
either Piano or Organ, / will use nv has, a u,
G'aN"ls lp s"Illhcm one, and for every Piano
l succeed in selling to ilrii list within "nc
year, VIII credit them with $40. and far
rHG,y organ 81, 10 be applied on payment Of
el'ber Il FIano'r Organ; and when il urnourts
TOT SUN sufficient to pay for any instr I,nrrr
selected at HE lowest Wholesale price. / yyiIl
immediately ship the inst rument, free. or ofr"r
any amount IS credited the balance may be
patt lne III eaSh ana will til N ship them tho
They need not be Known in tho
matter. and vii! be doing their friends n real
service, as | shall mike special offers to them
Ssiiiig a ,sUperio' instrument for from one. milf
TO- tMo-t1,rd5 what is ordinarily asked by
gents Please send me a list al once ami
Al err yon have made inquiry Won can Adj =, -
Shuress D"nici r. Beatty, Washington,
New Jersey. oN"'
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&heFiR'S SWEe.

George Byrd VS.. George Hannahs. Execution
$ISi ~,
W :. Granthnm VS.. Daniel G Wright. Geo.
liannahs, Samuel A. Garland. Execution
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sCH00LTEACHERS: Y dos. can ea.iI,
salary by d]eyoting II very small portion Of
A"u' le'tnIe TINE to my Interest. | do not ex.
t,Ianos aud o"gars rnless Won see fin TO. I'm.
me %S'rE!re ! require Of you is both nj, asant
ina profitable Address Daniri a.. Rcn,ty
Washington, New Jersey.
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? virtue of an execution in each of the
SS above stuled cases to me directed, by The
clerk OF ne Circuit Court OF Jackson COUNTY
state OF Mississippi, l will expose to sale AZ
puplie %auc'Iop, 10 the highest bidder for cash,
within the usual hours for public sales, in front
of the clerks office, in the town of Scranton ON
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w -n-

l" The matter Of the estate Of NJ. 4. po,dye
deceased.
a / the next term of the chancery court of
jackson county, Miss which converes
on the first Monday of September, 1877, ali
oaials against the above estate will be taken
up for examination and allowance. orJ al
creditors are invited to attend.
n<o4t A. G. DELMAS, Clerk
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Alfred Roberts We. Daniel G.. Wright. George
Hannahs. Execution Slg5 10. -
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Am Schr lndianoIa, Bloom, Corpus Christi, bal.
Am sch Inez Huston, Jorgensen, Corpus
Christi, ballast to order. oF'
Am sen Palma, Taylor, New Orleans, ballast
to order. ' o"""''
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CLEARED.
None.

VESSELS IN PORT.
Br bg Enigma, Jones,
Br by Clara, Llubesa,
Nor blk Florida, Olstre,
Am sch II. Buddigr, Voss.
SPan Ok Lunar Nnevar, R~oltiguesc,
Er 6k Chill, Cheyalier,
FIR bk FOrmOse, Simon,
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Tor the week ending June %.

OFFICE OF THE PASCAGOULA STAR. }
Thursday, June %, 1877. (
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U LUMBER STATEMENT,
cleared from Sept. l, rs to SepG,
.25, b0i 30I
Cleared since Sept, |. I86 o7 10
Siuce June lo'............ 205, OO7
AOtal e, 1902 1872
REMARKS.
To the above statement % per cent sbo,Id
be added for lumber shipped in vessels under
,Gas'lng license, not clearing at the Custom
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THE LAMPS ON roRrY-srxrH STREET.
OFFICE METROPOLITAN Gas LIGHT COMPANY.
hEw YORK, August L 1877

hkw YogK, August l. 1871 !
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
Please allow me space 10 reply 10 The complaint Of
ar G." In yesterdays paper. The iamplighter Ia
question: lighting Forty sixth street. between Second
and Third avenues. 10 only punetualy time, but
no always reaches the block ten or httecn minutes
ahead Of the tmo allotted To him--viz, $50 p M-ths
BLOCK not being the end OF his routa II the ightef
llluninAtes COMPLIMENTS block between the hours OF
25 and 10 a. prescribed by the Departments Of Public
works. there 10 no necessity whatsvsr for "R g." 70
psT-se himself asy more annoyance
JACOB H0DxER. Superintendent 81 Tampa
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lNoTE-LeiteFs INTENDED for this column must be
accompanied oy the writer's full aud address 70
Insure attention compainants who ars unwilling -
comply with this rule simply waste time In writing
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PRICE or THE HLRALp IN ELlz,HETHs n. J.
To THr EDiToR oF TEE HERALD
Why should one cent be added 10 tho price OF the
H1RALD al the store opposite the Central Railroad
depot at Elizabeth when they sell the other pspa At
the regular price! Al Newark tho ncwsboys sell lac
HERALD ut three cents and cannot why my iavors
ite should cost me more Elizabeth. b.
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WHY DO TnsY 10 IT?

To THE EDiToR OF THE HYRALD:-
should ko TO learn II 1t is true that tho tide In the
Harlem River Is UNLIKE tides In other places and runs
in the same direction every evening about the
hour have been led TO believe It does by one VINO
ought 10 know. Upon making inquiry OF the Super.
intendent OF tho Harlem Steamboat Company why
they always turned The boat around before landing pas
senSers at Harlem he replied that II was owing 10
the direction the tide was running. But for ali
tailed 10 understand the and hope
explain about the tides In that locality. have heard
more complaints among passengers about this than
anything else, but still the company does not care.
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THE USELESS HgALru BOARD.

To rae EpIrog or THE HERALD:-
have three times notified tho % GARD OF Health 10
regard the condition OF the closets Sos a and %
Chryste street, but attention has been paid 90 my
complaints. What Is the use OF the Health Bosrds
A SUFFERER.
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HINT TO The ERIE ROAD MANAcRss.

HINT TO The ERIE ROAD MAKAoRRs.
To Tng EpireR hERALD:--
II the Erie Railway Company Will not keep the water
closets IN their ferry house foot Chambers street II
decent condition the authorizes ought take the
matter ~ hand. The odor positively iutolcrabie.
Please remind the authorities OF tho condition OF these
closets and help US 10 abatc the nuisance.
MANY COMMUTERS
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1NcREAsE or THE CITY DEBT.

To EDIroR HERALD:-
by the report Of tho city huances In your paper Of
this find that the city d,bt has increased the
last AK months $l2 2s5 6s2 Can this continue With
out bringing 10 bauEruptcys the sarnsss inquiry
Of TAXPAYER
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WHERE ARE the DOG cArcHERs /?

To EDiroa rnE HERALp-
Please call the attention OF the dog catchers TO thu
yeiping ours IN Greenwich avenue They mako night
hdeous with their barking aud arc nloleable nut
g.
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A SUGGESTION TO TIE ELEVATED RAILROAD

COMPASl.
To THE EDlroR THR HERALD
There are Ia my ofiee three gentlemen residing on
the line OF the New York Central aud Harlem Rail.
road, aud we were thinking how feasble yet very
expensive and yet remunerAtive, 1t would BE- 10 the
New York Elevated Railroad to run free stages to and
from Ninth avenue and Forty,sscond street and tho
Grand Central Depot to meet trains that we as we'll ~
many others might avail ourselves oil rapid transit
by oh,y ride between staious the Elevated Railroad
could ISSUE ticket Tor the season, emitting passeu-
gers 10 ride to thor depot II needs no legislation 10
establish such stage route so long II Is Tree of
charge. All that required IL 10 city license
Tor each stage COMAUrkR
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WHAT WAS THE EVIDENCE?

To EDIroR OF THE HERALD
would very much like to know where Coroner
wotman obtained his proof on which no certified that
the body on winch he held inquest ON the 25tn Of
July that Of Michael Curran. aged forty years,
born In ireland. and that his father and mother were
lrishf u 10 bad ea0ugh to ioss In upfor-
tunale manner without being mEquoled. tiurihsr
beg 10 state that while am the owner OF house No.
Az Eighth avenue, IN which i've, have conncc-
tiop With the barroom In said house.
MICHAEL KUHN. 472 Eighth avenue
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FARE ON THE YLATBUsu LINE

10 rHE EDITOR OF Tue HEHALp:-
Please ask tho managers OF The PIatbush avsnul
line OF cars OF Brooklyn why they charge three cents
extra whoa they pass the second entrance OF the Park
fhink hvc cents would be enough these hard timed
Tor tue whole route A. H.
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70 ran gpIroa OF rnE HEsAL.

desire 10 call the attention Of the Board Of Health
10 the condition Of the gutter n front of Nos 81 and
90 West Forty -fourtn street The occupants OF two
tctem ut houses IN that locality throw all Their foul
water and sieps Into the street and create dreadful
Nuisance A CONSTANT READER
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ANSWERS.
PASSES TO THE ToNpg.

To THE EDITOR HRRALD:-
What right has the clerk OF Pablo Charities ana
Correction to refuse pass visit tho rombs -
friend VINO IS in only Tor bail J. W.
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