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Evening star., 1877-11-13

A MEXICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH.
"A GeSeraI Once, corner Ett and 7, IL District n
the Arlington Hotel. 81 District, seS Penn. syeaue.
BCI reDes B. b. reduced % .7b per month affer
the lsf Il July. send for circulars.
INSTRUMENTS PLACED In the house OF sny citizen
sf the peIse Of the CoIH peny, By which certain
afanals be conndElczted 20 the Offices above
nentioned- from which points the service required
- prom ptly reCdere6. messenger can be es led al
eny hour, dsy night, &c sny erraad e. u!rsd
- Policeman, In constant attendance a. Offce dsy
enc night, starts the house instantly hen police
oAu is turned IN. Once Ia teleerapkac conimuntca-
non With gonerslkre alarm. Engines at the door
tvo nin nutes after dIe alarm Is turned In at house
Name Of doctor 10 Dc regsteSed az oces can be sum-
Enoned Instantly dsy or night. No wstchman car
neep On duty without being re ported next morning
~ attaekec By robbers he can summon Assistance as
onSe % turning N police call, o. his regular sig
naas are suspended, ger 10 ssnt 10 know the
oyheocn +. l.. RUME, Preddeuf.
SECoNDHAND FCRNIrU RE, -,
STOVES, &C, BOUGHT,
sns ne Iisbest cash prices paid and sold st reduced
W RUTHERFORD,
RyHg Cor. 18th And s,s., 012, northwest,
Evening star., 1877-11-13

ID II 1 n C E 8
Il KNIT WOOLEN SKIRT.
The latess B1SelIy for l. aDlE, WEAR
The Oct desirable. cDfOrteble and sty lfsh SKIRT
ever Produced.
CAS- tins skirt is Introduced only through two o.
three leading houses in eec city, IL cannot become
cOu.nCnl -
OhCice and desi able Qrs itie. a MERIHO UH
DERW EAR, foI Lsdle- Gsntlsmen and Children.
HOSIERY.
and beautiful tyies received daily; assortment
large and Qualities and des gns the most desirable.
DOUGLASS,
Ninth aud + streets ssOFthtcest,
crflS-An 81 Cloud BuIiulLg.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

PERsoNAL.-GOv. Rice, of NJ ass lchus ,ttE, ,
visited the President at the Executive man
son last evening. ''.' Ben. Hill has re-
turned from Georgia, and occupied his seat
in Ihe Senate to-day.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

ALBANY WANTS THE DIsrRIt.. Con-
vICTS AGAIN--The authorities of the AL
bany penitentiary have made a proposition
10 the Attorney General to reduce the char ses
for keeping the cOnvicts from the District OF
Columbia, TO such figure as shall maze it
an object TO send the prisoners there instead
OF 70 baltimore. The proposition has been
declined, however, ON the ground that It is
more convenient for the District 10 send its
prisoners 10 Baltimore.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

las. h. VERMILYA,
60 9Th street, opposite Ps.ent Once.
4 Ane stock Of Fall aud Winter BOOTS Of our
own make, for sale at very reasonaoie-
prSces sep16-tr
Evening star., 1877-11-13

THE SILVER BILL.-A meeting OF the
Senate committee on finance was held To day
for the further consideration of the silver
bill. By practically unanimous vote the
free coinage section OF the bill was stricken
out, but no substitute for IL will be acted
upon until the next meeting OF the COM
mittee.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

EUESi FURS!i FURS!!I
LADIES SFAL SKIN SA"QUEs,
30 to 3D iUCn-z deep, best JEdJ1 dressed skins
AUEFS AND BOAS,
In Seal, Mink, Otter, Lynx. &c.
CARRIAGE ROFyS. BEAR. WOLF AND BUF
FALO SKINS.
GHNTLEMEN'S SEAL OAPs, GAUNTLETS
AND MUFFLEhS.
TURs ALTERED AND REPAIRED.
B. II. sTINEHIE rZ, Halter g. FurrieE,
1881 Penns pIraHid arenue,
poyI2w Next iOOr to corner 18th street.
Evening star., 1877-11-13
kilograms to The Star.
THE EASTERN WAg.

A Montenegrin Victory.
TEE POPE NO WORSE
Evening star., 1877-11-13

Senator Paddock introduced
resolution in the Senate to day asking for
the appointment OF commission to visit
Europe for the purpose OF studying AMI re-
porting upon the forestry of foreign nations.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

THE TALLAPOosA, Lieut. Jones com
MAJ ding, arrived at the New York navy
yard Sunday morning.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

CERTIFICATE OF ELECrIoN.-The secre-
taTy of state {: Missouri has issued a certifi-
cate of election 10 l.. $. Metcalf, republican,
as congressman from the 81 district. under a
peremptOry mandamus from the supreme
Evening star., 1877-11-13

THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN
AFFAIRS met to day and decided upon re-
porting back TO the Senate Mr.. Maxey's bill
for reciprocity treaty with Mexico, with
instructions that the committee be dis
charged from further consideration OF The
bill. The appointment of Mr.. Hilliari as
minister to Brazil WAS also considered but
laid over until another meeting without
action being taken thereon.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White
House this morning were Senators Cameron
OF Wis, COckreil, Christiancy, and Ed
munds, and Representatives, Hays, Turner,
Crittenden, Pugh, ONeill, Ellis, Leona ni T,
Elan, Roberts, and Nash.
Evening star., 1877-11-13

SENATOR BUoTH of California, chair nao
OF The committee on patents, was relieve l. at
ms request, by the Senate to day, from fur
theT duty on the committee on agriculture.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-15
CENTRAL HOTEL
....NoRTH SIDE BRIDGE sTREET.
Winnemucca, Nevada.
ElNKEY BROTHERS, Prorr:e:ors.
Free Conveyance to and From
All Trains, @tu 10 @e

NHHE PROPRIErORS OF THIS OLD rs. :
Il tablished resort take this oppor. unity to
thank their many friends and patrons for ths
kind and libei al support which they. have yrs. I
ceived in the past and beg 10 inform them
that they have ju t comp eied extensive i'm 4
p. ovements and alterai ions in t. cir establish.
melt which maAe it second TO none In the
Slate. In additic to our hotel improve
meLts we have asplendid
SALOON AND BILLIARD HALL
Where we have one Of Strahles Celebrated
Tables and sundry other appendages necessary
to make II first class place of resort.
The Bar is always furnii he'd with nothing
but the finest brands of choice ~ ines. Z.
Liquors, Cigars GEe. The tables are 81
way s supplied with the very best the market :
AFT rds. Civil, polite and attentive waiters
will cater TO the wants of our guests, and
g cd order Will be strictly observed. rs4sa
Again thanking our numerous patrons for
their past favors, we beg continuance OF
the same, believing that we have superior &C
commodations TO any house III town. We ss
sure one and all that we shall make it our
especial object to study the comfort of our
patrons, aid will spare no effort TO make them
feel 1t home. r.fst4 ss..s.s tstf5.t.i IA
HINKEY BROTHERS.
$3.50 aJ del6-tf 88 ID
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-15
MANHOOD RESTORED

XyICTIMs OF YOUTHFUL IMPRUDENcE.
who have trisd in vain every known
remedy. will learn of a simple prescription,
FREE. for the speedy cure Of nervous debility.
premature decay, lost manhood, aud all dis
orders brought on by excesses. Any druggist
has the ingI edients. Address DAVIDSON
d CO., SO Nassaw 80 N. Y.
oct 17-lyr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

- GALVESTON, July 90. 1877
eoss.wss r. sales ia se ecsp s1si 10 bales Exports
Cotton dull and easy; middling iiac low mlddiIns.
s7osi '''"' D'''"'"' ''''' '"'s' ''o' STOCK
MOBILE, JUL as, 1871
Cotton quiet: middlIng. Ike low middlns lose.
s Siss. BRITAIN So2i '''''"''' 1888 Sales So Stock
Cotton quiet. mIadl'us, ll,1c low middlins lie good
ports soasssiss.S5s STOCK i,z!s '' gross. - tx
Cotton easy mddnr G.t'f is% s SrE Is a17
good ordinary oc Ses receipts Ssisa Sales f'
Spirits Of turpensne quiet at SOC Resin quiet 81 50
for yellow dip aud s. 80 virgin Tar rm at 81 S.
yo0r unsn.,r.a ..,o. 500 n 1swrcS July IS 1871
e. s1ss white N NMisSsap at e. s wI,s csnaa.
mixed @ S e o' u corn c1s ws sa
canal trsights unchanged Lake receipts Wheat loo;
ieet. Flour shipped by rail, 1900 bills '''' ''''"
BUFFALO July ~. 1877
Pr H. Mwa ss at 81 5 % sis OF s Iss
q 1900 bushels nieh SOC do sample S At
@ ss t. ia ia 5 Asss'' ..s.i
3 ON articles nSninay snc.nse in absence Of sales
20 Sc, Ys,s
water-Corn, 99,3JO bushels; wheat 7 700 do; oats
24,770 do; lard, IT'S 525 lbs: pork 3S bills do TO
intermediate points 1000 corn $500 do do
by railrosd-Corn. "a, 900 do. hour. 400 bbis
- CINCINNATI. July %. 1877.
Flour easier, but not quotaby lower Wheat inactive;
red, 81 20 ST. 30 Corn dull aud dropping nc 4Sc 4oc
Oats Quiet at 35c. 4Oc. Rye in fair Barley
duh ana nominal Pork frmcr at S14 ardPrime steam
nominal; current make IN good demand 81 So s7i,
kettle loc lO1sc Bulk active aud hrmr
les buyer August closing ~ 30 asked spot:
held ut INC. Bacon in fair and hrm shoulders
&c clear ribs a. clear Sides Sic. Size Whiskcy
aud firm 81 US Butter In far prime choice
western reserve. loo. lSc Central Ohio. PKG
sugar steady aud unchanged Hogs active firm higher
a$5; Butchers So 10 SIS 2O receipts Gas; shipments
TOLEDO. July 20 1877
Flour dull. Wheat weak; amber Michigan July 81 81;
August 81 27 September, 81 "a No. winter spot
and July 81 49, August, 81 70: september, 81 22
Michigan red, 81 81 Corn weak high spot Sc;
No. 2. spot 5O1ec; August, 5Oxc September SIC re-
jected 500. Oats dull kccepts-l2,O 900 bushels wheat.
Shipments COD bushels corn.
CHICAGO. July %. 1877.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat in lair demand,
heavy: No 2 spring, 81 ~. cash; 81 12M ~ TX,
August III O6e4 VI o. September; No. do, 95c re-
jected, 69c 7Oc. Corn unsettled, active but weak
lower; 4s1sc cash 471sc August; 47c. September
jeced 45Ac Outs duh NJ 2sac, cash; 26,tc-. ne,
in fair demand $i3 90 cash Sl3 August SIS s7
September Lard in air demand 49, cash; 81 s7Ac
August ~ O2hc September. Bulk meats STEADY aud
firm shomdes short rib mddes, The short Gle ar
do, !,ac. htskey stcady at III w. Free Ehts Corn
Buffalo. &C. asked Receiptsi 100 bbis -four; 1000
40 do barley shipnents-<5O bbls Sour. 500 bushels
wheat 247 900 do. corn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30
SUNDAY CRIMES.

An alteration occurred al TWO o'clock in the
ing In the liquor store Of William Pickett at No $50
Washington street, between Pickett and Jeremiah T.
Callahan OF No. $50 Broome street. The quarrel be-
serious and Pickett picked up bung starter and
struck Callahan on the head, telling him TO the floor
and inaicting very serious Injuries Callahan was
taken TO the Chambers Street Hospital and Pickett
made his escape.
David Warren, eyed sixteen years. residing al No 427
East Sixteenth street, was stabbed IN the back by boy
med Wolf, with POCKET knife, at the loot OF East
Nineteenth street The boys had been quarrcliing.
Wolf escaped and Warren was taken to his home. The
wound not serious
Cornelius Callahan aged seventeen years, OF Eighty
ninth aud Lexington avenue while alorca-
ton with Robert Crow, OF No. 90 East Eighty M IN
street. struck the latter ON tho head with large stone
intiicting a severe wound Callahan was arres ed.
In drunken braw at sa az No ~ First street,
between Charles KRAFT and Joseph Pnegce, lew
minutes after midnight, PGcgec struck Kraft on the
head with pitcher, in1cting asevere wound. Kraits
wound was dressed and he sent TO hts home No.
40 Eirst street and Paeses was not ARRESTED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, July %. 1877.
SuEuThe market has sradusliy relapscd into stagnn
tion Influenced adverse advices ABROAD closing
dull elayed sugar Nos TO H. Dutch standard 81, Iu
rcas arrobe do. Nos Ii to 10 Dutch staunnd ii
l2k reals; molassrs sugar. Nos z to -. a, 81 ash
resis muscovado common TO fair -, 81 reals:
centrifugal sugar Nos Ito H. in boxes NJ, reals
do. In nhds, ia ny reals stock In ware house al
81 800 linda Receipts tor the week. 1900 boxes OJO bags
and $50 hhds tx orts during the week 5000 boxes,
40 bags and $50 hhda. including 600 boxes aud
all the bags and hhds. to tho United States MoIasscs
American Flour, SIS $40 pcr bbl. for American.
JorSed oeei. 80 20 pcr arrepa Hams, S47 S52
per quintal Tor american cured Lard. in
kegs. s34 $40 per qain,a; do; in tins, $40 q
S9l 10 no. Potatoes, a rs 90 per bbl Iaow $50 Sjl
per quinta Onions, IS per bbL for American. Lumber
dull shocks nomina white navy beams, ~ 43 reals
arrobe Corn IL IN reals per arrobe Hoops
abundant Freghts-No perceptble change steady
vessels continue clear in ballast for south Americas
ports Tobacco unchanged little done In owing
to disparity in the views oil buyers ana holders spanish
gold, ~ 274 " 2sA Exchange advancing; ON the
United statss, sixty days currency ~ ny Premum
short sight do SIS asdo: on London, 1914 do: on
Paris, 81 9 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30
A MEAN REVENGE.

About two weeks ago John Dischupski, a native OF
Russian Poland, now residing at No 1871 East Fourth
street, applied to Justice Campbell tor tho arrest Of
Thomas Osiecki, OF No. 81 Pike street, whom he
charged with unlawiuliy OBTAINING his trunks A
summons was issued to Os,ecki 70 answer
IN writ OF repIevin Judgment was given
In favor Of BischupskL An execution WINS is
sued and the Marshal, with young BischupekL
went to Osiccki's workshop, at No. 40 Water street.
but the young man did not get his trunks. ON FRIDAY
Osicck went TO the Tenth precinct preferred charg,
or larceny and forgery against Bschupskl aud tho
latter was arrested by Captain Foley, Of the Tenth pre-
cnct ON Saturday night and srra,gncd before Judge
Murray at Essex Market Court yesterday The whole
affair explained HIS Honor and he felt satisfied
that the charges we're false aud that they were made
on account Of the rcpcvin suit. some little articles
OF dress ound the trunk OF the accused and which
II was claimed he had stolen, BiscbupsS said were
placed there py the complainant The charge Of
forgery tell through completely.
When the case concluded Judge Murray said,
"Youpg man, you are honoraby discharged"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30
VIOLATING THE EXCISE.

The following liquor dealers were hold In 500 each
In the Fity seventh Street Court yesterday Tor selling
liquor without hconse;-Johu shaw, OF No. 4ls First
avenue; John Tracey, Of No 400 East Seventeenth
street; Marun Comeriord, OF No. 254 First avenue;
John Beriiz, OF No. AIS FIRST avenue, and Androw
Cannon, OF No. 504 First Albert Rocs, OF
No. 303 FIRST avenue, was discharged, 40 he was
simply bartender. Otto Hattcn, OF No. 2l5 East
Twenty sixth street, arragnod Tor selling alter
twelve O'clock but as he proved he was ignorant Of
the law he also discharged Tho arrests wore
made by officers OF the Eighteenth precinct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30
TOO MUCH NAME.

"Ethcremincra Perifokora," said tho Justice In the
Fifty -soventh Street Court yesterday, In quick,
nervous manner, " afraid TO have his tongue
tangled IN the mcshcs OF the name.
"Ethercminera,n repeated the officer OF the Court
"plcase step up"
There was NO reply. and tho officer said, sharply,
"Will tho lady please step this way"
Further silence, broken by the oficer whs made the
arrest, ''Snc's man."
Then Peliiiokora was hustled up--a little man who
Tor his sizc had been making lot OF noise. He was
discharged with a rcprimand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30
A SERIOUS FALL.

While Miss Maggie Heary was yesterday passing from
the roof OF her residence, NO. 400 West Seventeenth
street. house adjoining she host her balance aud
fell upon the guard wall OF the house below distance
OF thirty feet She was carried In ambulance 10 Tho
Now York Hospital, IN West Fifteenth street. DR.. r.
W. Anidon, who crossed her wounds, described her
injuries 10 be compound fracture Of the night thigh
and left leg and a iaccratcd forehead
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30

known will DO found In the several hotel registers
The spanish Minister Mantia his aud ac
complisbed wife . cottage hero Among the other
guests who are pointed out TO the
Two men who drew the $500 900 prize Ia the Havana
lottery saratoga itself was delightful than
Is this year, but there Of dash or dsplsy
oil former years among the guests. To many this
attraction, others drawback. Vulgar Id
thing 10 be avoided much AZ fashionable Watering
place "a cnf's own house and think that tue pco
pie VINO here to drink the waters and rest
very well satisfied with the prese ut season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30
CLrAN THE BOATS.

To EprroR rnE HgRALD:-
have occasion to cross two or tbree limos day on
the Cortland street rerryboata The tmell caused
by the droppings Of the horses is sometimes very of.
fcnsve and ought to be removed In some way. The
boats are swept often enough but that II not tho
trouble The tmbers saturated with matter which
IN this warm weather cannot but 10 Injurious to
health. some deodorizcr ought To be used occasion.
ally, say at night when tne passenger travel Is COM
paratively light JERSEYAAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30
ECCENTRIC AMUSEMENT,

omcer Masters observed we'll dressed man throw
ing stones ut an East New York car in broadway,
brooklyn, saturday evening. The oliccr arrested The
eccentric individual aud conveyed him 10 the rh,r.
teenth prccluct station house. where he gave his name
as Thomas Aurlber' OF No. stockholm street Tue
sum sun o. Sl,M2 was found IN hts possession. He Wa
held 70 await examination before jussaoe SemisE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30
MONSTER SONS.

To THE Enron rnE HERALD
have called the attention Of the authorities 10 the
ssns stuck up at No SO Cnrys,e street, they have
as yet gwen my complaint no particular attention.
There are three signs big enough 20 be mile
TENTH WARD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30

STATE AND kAILkOAD bONDS
State bonds dull, Louisiana consols selling
st IS aud South Carolina consos being quoted nj out
20 70E and Alabama "A" 42H a 49, A despatch
from Tennessee says that the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad has paid up It's State bonds, amounting 70
nearly 000 and tho bonds have been cancelled.
On proposals for s4OO 900 Brooklyn city per cent
bonds for the bridge, due 1911, awards at
l05 70 to 10 so; and proposals Tor $500 900 per
cent assessment fund bonds, running three years,
awards made at 1OO.47 10 l0l. rs. Holders OF
Memphis bonds were notified that the oncrs
would meet them in Baltimore on tho oath and 18th
inst, and were ready to fund the bonds pursuant
the recent Law. In Savannah, July 81 the Judge re-
fused the injunction tho bill fled by certain tax
payers to restrain the city authorities from paying
claims OF any kind Tor until after report
ofthe bondhoders. 1t IL SAID that appeal will be
made and the decision Is final
Railroad bonds were depressed In the early part Of
the week. in sympathy with stocks anu from The fear
Of permanent injury to o! the railroads. but
scquenty there u recovery OF tonc and prices on
q moderate business were steady.
The following shows the closing prices Of the leading
State railroad bonds for the past three weeks:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30
1spEcENcr IN NEW JERSEY.

To THE EDITOR rHE HERALD:-
Arc there any police in Newark, N. j.? few oven.
ings ago when the train from Elizabeth passing
over the bridge at Newark large number Of mon aud
boys bathing in the river beneath. This not
80 bad but nearly = dozen OF them wcro standing on
Iwork oil the iull OF the ladies
and gentlemen on the train. They seemed to tako
special pains TO exhibit their persons In the most Of
DO tolerated Is certainly Disgrace 10 Newark
TRAVELLER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30
YoSKrRs' GRIEVANCE.

To EprroR ov HEaALo:-
why IL II that tue people OF Yonkcrs and elsewhere
cannot nave u morning boat from New York 10 Yon.
kersf There used To be one. but II was discont,nusd
last week, when has been source OF great annoy
ancc to travellers between New York and Yonkers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30
LIME DUST IN THE AIR.

To EDITOR THE fIERALp:-
should like to call the attention of tho authorities
to tho plaster factory In Bethune stree. between
Greenwich and Washington streets. They allow tho
plaster to escape from their root. which prevents tho
occupants OF the adjoining streets IRON opening their
windows and causes great deal oil incOnvenencc IL
- also utterly impossible 10 keep apartments clean
which IN range OF the plaster. understand that
other plaster factories lately made
10 stop this FREQ distribution. BANK STREET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

tNorg-Let,crs Intended for this column must b
accompanied by the writer's full name address
insure attention Compliments who unwilling 10
comply with this rule SIMPLY time in writing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30
Total for The week. :. .947,5Il.

Total for the week. -. .047,5I1
THE MONEY MARKET.
The ripple caused by the strike at first resulted In
creating demand for money sufficient advance the
ratio for loans on call to 4 per cent This however
only of brief DURATION and tho ruling rates of Y
2 per returned Time loans are advanced by the
demand for money TO movo tho crops. Mercantile
paper ranges follows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30
A NEGLgcrE An1oaY.

To THE EpIron OF rnE HEsALD:--
Can something be done 10 improve the condition
OF the armory OF the Sixty ninth regiment It's pres
cnt condtion Disgrace 10 the city II absolutely
nthy, ana tue were compelled to remain 10
II last week suffered severely. SIXTY NINTH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30
ROWING ON GOwANUS BAY.

John snelsrovs and John Kennedy rowsd = single
shell race Gowanus Bay yesterday The course was
three miles with q turn Nom the long dock, foot Of
hrty-cghth street, South BROOKLYN, 10 aud around
stak eboat anchored Oh BAY Ridge Point Saellgrov
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30
yANoLING swrLL BELLS.

To Error HERALD:-
Can rot tho ringing OF bells by the swill men b
stopped? Every morning., between nvs and six
O'Clock, they ringing. and In parts Of
the city are a regular nuisance Why tho rag
prohibited from using bells and The swill men allowed
full swingy FAIR PLAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-30
COURT CALENDARS-THTS DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CnA MBEus-fIcld by Judge Dono-
hue. Court opens ~ hap past ten O'Clock A. ~ and
calendar Will be called al eleven O'Clock A. M--Nus
80, "a 80, 3s 40, 6S 81 IA "a 81, l00 l2t 49, 1872
l74 40, lsa lsl 2oe, 226. 22s ash 24l IA 2A0 2es
26s, $40, al, 27b, z7S, 27a