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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
PUBLIC HEALTH PRECAUTIONS.
TIE HUNTERS POINT NUIsANCE-INCREAsE IN I'll
CITY's MORT LITY.

TIE HUNlERS POINT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN HE
CITYs MORT LITY.
The Board of Health yesterday received an
its communication to the Long Island City
Board Of Health. in regard to taking official acton TO se
cure the abaemcn of the Hunters Point nuisance An
invitation was extended to the Board of Health of this
to confer with the Board of Health of Lorg Island
City upOn this subject The Boards are to meet nc the
Office of ]. Ralph Burnett at Jacksonav aud Thrdst
Long Island City, on Friday next az =. m. President
Chandler visited the standard Ammonia Works at
Hunters Point on Mond ~, and stated tnat lie found
everything there excellent condition, and could see no
reason why nuisance should DO created by the opera
tons.
The records of the OF vital statistics show an
alarming Increase in mortality for tie past week rs com
purd with the week previous. There were 500 deaths
ll7 more than the week before. THIS increase was
the mortality among children under iive
years of age Ia this class 1919 more deaths
Tor the week ending June 30 than for the week endhE
June %. There lis more deaths IN tncmenis th
the prrvurs week. and of this number lOl were ron
OiarrhWM diseases. Toe total mortality among chhur,h
under ave wears o. age was $751; and Tor the week ending
jay 1876 only 1913. President Chandlcr staten at
the Board would begin the visitation ny thc
district physicians soon as IL c iud secure INC
necessary funds, The Board prupO 10 prepare
tios be- avoid sickness during the summer
season especially Oh ldrru under five years o aS
suggesting proper food and means of securing Nn w
TneSe circulars be printed IN Engllsl ana Gclah
and distributed among the tenement pOyudiloh inc
following is a comparative statement OF tue cases o. con
Ia ios diseases repnred to the Sanitary Bureau iOf the
two weeks ending Jane 30, 1871:
Week Tyhus Typhoid scarlet ,,.,.. Pipn, small In2
J June 3d.: s e %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
REWARDS FOR HEROISM AT SEA.

The steamer FTcsia of the Hamburger Amer
can Line while her voyaS- To Europe December
rGtl 1870 met the rercn schooner Getty shuTsh, Of
Glouchetar Mass, which had hcen dismaStcd during
heavy gale Drcemoer 10, ana tIen in sinking con
diuop and without boats. provisions or water Capt
Iotrlm N,-fcr o. the FI.>id, hdt boat lowered M
cirr al ms first officer, Rudolph FrduIfn. who, with
fhe ASSISTANCE OF tour men, succeeded ia Ic.eunS to
crew of fut g. CIV sburgh. consisting OF Capt BMcNbun
a. fen men, although Il blowing heavily AID lgh
-, WIS rinuiue on saturday ils' llr Cat'-e" Affairs
~ me German Tmuire, f. 4r0u Max No IAclma.n in
~ - name f ma President of The United states handed
L. Capt Never splendid gold clronomctcr AMI c~ln
Tor himself ape marine glass for kldo pa Franz q, tnc
0r.t officer nuw the P0ummcranld, and 300 ID goll
IL te four sailors coInOsinl the bO's crew IN iecOS
Getty sbursb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
NEw-YORK AND BOSTON RAILROAD REOR-
CANNED.

The bOndholders of the New-York and Bos-
ton Railroad Company, whose partially -comleted line
extends mort ward from HgAbridge through Mcstcbester
and Putnam Counties, haying purchased the road under
foreclosure have rcogganzcd, by fling in the office Of
the Secretary OF state Yesterday the requisite cerscae
slncd by a majority number and amount Of the bond,
holders The directors named in the certificate met yes
trrlty ri the Office ~ May King No 30 Bro9ds. 10
cerf f9H.arS. The directors Lewis May. william H..
Gtlon John II. CheeycF, Joseph >cugmdu, Lewis Rob
erts A. v Stout, GrOsv nor T. LOWRY, JoAu g 10Y !,
pnii, g. Canonn, and John W Ellis. WHO IN Inimously
elected the lO WING officers 81 Inc 60 nlahy Andrew
Goddard secretary. the name Of ne rcori AIMED COM
pany Is the New-IOik, NcstchesitI Putnam Railway
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
MRS. uAIsrEAD's LEAP FROM A WINDOW.

Mrs. Mary Halstead, residing at No. n f.
Tenth street, was leaning out Of her window Monday
night. when the wind blew the curtains into the gas
flame aud ia an Instant the woman surrounded by
.lert Of fire Surprising the house burning she
sursug from the window Instead Of land
ing upon the ssidewalk, she fell upon
the iron spikes Of the railing sIe was placed IN an
ambulance and sent To b lcNue Hospital, and lay an
ul.lt nm Al unconscious condition. Yesterday morning
Me was somewhat easier and Was able TO hold httlc
conversation She she rccOecs little OF TIE occdI
nee except the flames and ap, a. she supposed Tor
he Her hu> banI. wDO Is in the wholesale grocery bus-
ness left HON. Monday evening 10 De absent "a lew
DAYS ami 4ed his wife TO accom- any hlln MIS- ia-
Stead G. plaus OF severe pan, lu her lungs ana IL i
believed .c has sustained serious and perhaps fatal
d. tcIna injuries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
Yesterdays ACCIDENT RECORD.

George Betz, 8 years old, while playing in
front Of his nome I4s Eleventh last evening was
run over by truck Instantly Killed John Davis, the
driver, arrested.
Henry Lacks age 8 years, Of No l9l EldItdgesi was
rlaving last evening with schooLmate named Rudolph
Huume al No POO Ilrd.est and The BOYS iou.d loaded
gun with which they amused themselves Inc weapon was
al charged, ana lcks was Shot IN the Ii slu'
RECEIVING 8 dangerous wound. 49,. ,.,
b tr Nc .artlaud age - of No. jj3 West 36hsi. was
cauet between and loaded ilucs, las evening
al and 32ds. and 10Th shoulders we're rsoci'ed
rbe Third av car No III, l1jhst lat evening. ran
over litlc gT named Caiharnc Blake OF l,1hO "dN sue
viii Tobayy john Damn, The CiYcr oil t'e car was Ut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

the contents OF tho house to Jamaica This was refused
unless indemnify bond given, and one wac made
out at for $500. The SueriH coidlngly starred
oi Sea t Yesterday intending 10 cuforce Mr. Sch"heTs
order Boil parties TO this niest appear TO he very
much in earnest Mr. Schaner, il is understood, VIII "a
cept 10 Baershalls bonds, gwen ON saturday ana Mr.
Du Bols he will spend $1,000 IN prosecuting f-
tersha Mr. Batershal insists that it is conspiracy,
and tat the Sea CiH Associations money Is being spent
In put him down, IN order to prevent hun from exposing
certain OF its members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

manner knocking her down and kicking her win ms
heavy boots She WAS rescued and carried u nedlh tlo
same house where lay at the point al dcat LOT Nv
DAYS. Yesterday She idfih 10 a drad ciid. ~,
WIS removed 90 The Long d and College Hospital anu
directions were e. Coroner Simms 10 take hrr anW
norton statement. Tho hospital attendants stld tutt
her body va. Nered IA the marks oi .Ie brutal uct
mrpt which She had received aiuos arrested by
Officer GOD Yesterday. and taken before Jul1e f'I9
Atcr an examinations H. committed 10 JAN pebdnS
he result al his Wife's iuiu1cs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
FRUTrLEss DESCENT BY THE POLICE
IL. Camnhell and Henry Decker, part pr

Hcnfy IdWVUtII "IIV II'I3' ''' - r.
,ri.t,rs Of Columbia Opera House, Green~ioh-aVonue
and William Devere. Thomas Deveie, saiie Johnson
s,eia Hughes. Katie Layard. ANNE Devele' Lucia
can,pbeu Maggie Wood Lottie Jackson. Nellie Morris
Fanny Cornell and Maud Punkcti actors ana acues'eS
-, =, bou were aireste on Monday night by Cptan
o. -, ~ III. Ninth Precinct the complain OF sew
e residents ward, ere tax be eJ9S loe i'uy
is,',.lsv O,y one COMEDIAN NJ, j. &. hrtou' az
3ts ,,,.t0.f III, M aud DE could not tcstfy 10 any
Il,io, ~ lie law within Th~ theatre Justice DdLt
ho' a foe trisoneTs there beng no evidence upon
"a nlcn 10 hold them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
THE CONNECTION OVER BERSE,rEINs RELEASE.

The apparent dismissal of the proceedings
AGAINST Henry Bene'tcin indicted for the attempted
murder OF Lewis Davis in East Broadway synagogue,
last winter continues To excite the Hewbrews In the
neighbornOOd OF Ludlow-street. The friends Of DAVIS
ASSERT that some improper influence has been brought
10 bear To have the proceedings against Berne-
stein discontinued. Al the DistriotAttorneys
Office yesterday, II was stated that Assistant
District Attorney Rollins had arranged with Judge sut
eriaud Tor Berne-trins release Mr. Rollins IA now hb-
SEM from the city DAVIS and ernestono both He
brews and has Jealous part-ans among the many
Hebrews In the Tenth Ward Davis's friends claim that
Del Nc stein has made threats against DAWES life within
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

ourselves on the Hudson-be satisncd. "a We are with
the SQUARE icklnzs your BOYS have already gwen ~
WHY tell me- should these two colleges ener irfo
mutual 1yalry their New England sisters did long
ago The course from the Eiysiin Fields To- fors
Washington might thus In time become New-NmNs
Putnoy- MOrtale and have our fun T. fashion Tor
al that. " YOUNG GLidAf FRIEND
TToboLeD NJ July 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
"sINK OF INIQUITY."
TO the EDITOR Of TAe Tribune.

To the Editor or The tribune.
Sm-Ilave read the article in The TRIBUNE
of today about abuses Ludlow Street jail Can this
be true IN Nineteenth Century, in New-NOrk Cty
II is in the power OF the P.css to unelrth this sink Of
tniauty II THE TRIBUNE viii take earnest hold Of TINS
mater aud arouse CltZsus ~ YORK, TINS pes-
house ITS VIII soon be tlns of the past Read
me- speeebr, on the Fourth of Juiy-justce, justice.
Fec aud heightened prOple-wnat DuHcOmDe! ldhe
hold OF this matter wltn your usual zeal, ana relieve
New York Of this curse. JUSTICE.
Acg York, June 80, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
A CAR DRIVERS EXCUSE FOR ABANDONMENT.

John f. Waller, car driver. who has about
81 600 Laid away for his Old age, brought before Jus
flee Duffy al the Jefferson Make Police Court, yester
day. charged u abandoning Dis wiIe Maggie, whom he
married ON Jan T. 1877. Walters defense was that lie
married the omplainaut while be was drunk aud that
she inveglcd hm Into marrying her; that lac has wife
living 10 " nom been married for Twelve ears, ana
mat The girl Maggie kcancy knew tLat 10 was married
Toe woman admitted she knew ne was liNlug VITA an
ntL-r woman H. is ALLEGED thai Maggie herself
married previously; that she arrested hye years
ago charged with the larceny of diamond rhs ana IS
ven known Justice Duffy ncld Waller for examination
Oh THURSDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
BURIED UNDER ANOTHER MANS NAME.

A man, who was identified by his son as
George j. ii der, of No 3s2 Th!rdayenue, died June Is
from the rupture a vfcOse ven the result II was be-
leyerl of kick The body buried in the city Gene
ferry Coroner Croker held an inquest ~ the cast ana
me mry rendered Vcruc OF Ocaih from the buislH- "l
yaIic,se vein the result If kick Yesterday George
/ EIrrf returned is hOme ia good hca and sllflls
TIE question now H. who is the man who was buried on
j ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
tramp stopped at summer resort on Sat

urday ANA ash,d lor some llng 10 cat an some
worK TODD. Tury led hm, aud set him AZ
wolk at Odd jobs about the place The cook told
him 1 10 oul and kIll ana cledn some
lie was 0ng time al ald wncn The cook at Last went
chickens. preparatory to sunday mornings breakfast
10 sec What dong la found HIM wan about dozen
chickens stripped of ier feathers aud securing away NJ
them or dear HE soap and brush. "Wha are you
dongi" war asked, IN astunislmtnt "DOni Jins 10
clean thes cckens. Hos 40 you at tine dafncd black
spots ou r. The gucss didn't have chicken Tor break
fast next uIOrall..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
ToRrUREs TO BE LEssENED.

TO the Edttor Or Ths Tribune.
SIR: You deserve both praise and credit as
lhe pioneer in exposing tine yest Of prisons. that L.
Iudlow-sireet Jail Go with the good work, and may
Won have succe- rsscuns the fortunes OF many who
at least. are human. H. y II.
Aeio- iOrE jane 30. 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
Az APPEAL TO SHERIFF. REILLY.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Many thanks for your exposure OF the
Vrst of ,sons." Cannot Nj Reilly prove himself a
Bere by stopping this cruelty To humanity know the
horrors and feelings Of tcse smut on rom the ldh res
ami would advise AIS attention at once H. H. Ia.
Asic- York. June 80, 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
r,1I1REs AND AssIGNMENrs.

The creditors of Glass Brothers, linen Importers |"
No ~ Iispenard ST. yesterday al Register L''ies once
and elected william j. Bees, assignee In bankruptcy Tho
debtrlness amounts Ia sl0OOOo ffytlres claims iof
800 900 boon proved.
warant Ina bankruptcy been reccVrd BY ses,terpA,
ton against smith, Getty x Co. produce met, ~ 20 ~
Wrslst who a.u'lcAsr bSLsrnrts "n me p"u''A " 49,
An A.sgnment the hencat Of the creditors BY "m
Ilputnrott IT, and Cornelius Desmond lIPpbcot ~
OF No II " ~ asuingo MARX y 10 Charles sho""ss 80
nled Yesterday with the County CLERK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
psuAII, WILL NOT BE PUT DOWN.

Deputy-Sheriff Abraham Hamer, who re-
"a =, I,ai., f. T. late on Monday Afternoon was
COCO by sewell & Pearcc. counsel for Mr Bai'rrsha
win an order to release tie household effects ana morse
and carriage seized oy him at sea On a. no
~, - II Was claimed that these things were the
,.srona property Of Mrs Batershail Counsel Tor hr.
I'm Ron, Chauncey sc,afcry about the same une served
-, ON aau,er directing lin Immediately " remove
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

A MAN WHO WOULD AIORN THE GALLONS
James Haines, longshoreman, came to his
home at No IL gton-sreet, Brooklyn, last satur
day night nfamed with liquor and threatening violence
10 bis wife She ran nciGhbors house for protection
He followed ana when denied admission burst IN the
door Selling his wife he assaulted her in outrageous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

few DAYS and declares that he will carry them INTO ek
ecution unless 81 money, which was the I'm ..
rae diiculty is given hb. iuestein, t IL stated nds
been expelled from the synagogue, III VIM" "' '
Dlvl Lastly winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
TIVE PLAY OF .. STRUCK OIL"

The lunatic prOof-reader who mysterlously
disappeared few days ago turned up again in tins ONCE
OH Monday night and This the havoc he made with
an. of tho minor items Of c issue:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

F-t1f lras Printed.
Saniac! ". Smith. OF san
Francisco, writing tn TIE
TlUrN2 10 claim the
authors ip OF Wllliua>'> 10
play OF " StrucG or de-
MES ihat the actor. Joseph
Murphy, ever saw tne piece
AT am, or eve" suggested
any part of its plot or ef-
ferts. Dir. Smith as-erts
tnat NJ Mul nv declined
90 purchase without even
lcadinglt. NJ. smith sends
lis proof OF his assertions,
but his general den al d
given i'm Justice To h'in as
admitted by the writer Of
the drama.
rho f..,.f.. 81 idi,eV enTll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

What irGS written.
Samuel W. smith. of San
Francisco, writing 10 THE
TRIBUNE to claim the
authorship of WIllitmson's
lly OF d" Struck OIL" dr-
uirsthat tie actor, Joseph
Murp ever saw the piece
"A all. or ever suggested
any part of lis piOf or e. b.
fecFs. Mr.. cmitn asserts
that Nj. Murphy declined
10 purchase without ever
readiug 10. Mr.. Smith sends
no proof OI his assertions,
bat his general denial Is
given IN justice iO him a.
adm.ttediy the writer OF
the drama.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

Com ~ X BRAss.-At more than fair exchange
Great Britain a.nis-nsklls ave ~f~a' i~f ~1~S~~
claluls!-lf unch-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
HARVARD RIGHT.

New- York, July ?, 1877.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-07-18
WEDNESDAY, gCLF ISL
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-07-18
Thc orienIaI >truEzIe.

GsArCAl1x the rais,s thai have eavelore3
The zasli,4rr operations II TIE Turkish war
t,s,ia .o disappear. &ai the <5taSsiea SSsaaacS
a vrslI-3esze5 character, >s-vss VIII be -
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tie pa-zbe <iz.ss rss5y . ccceRy Belgrade
3; any z.ozsz2 Tks VIZ, sAeCe s-s. Will r,os
- baok u Sezvla again G2,ess ,he PgSaos q
Mozssass-o sail undertake. IL beoozae P-ince
os SsyvSA AS, II whs,A svss; ke would T'-u
great risk os losing everything, Tas Pos;sioa
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treated - Aas.iIe . Ro1EAas4 & tbsy ID -,
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mas Sassz heavily ~ shs operations .; 'as
war. his c42 ozly he sv1s5e3 by the gear
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