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The New York herald., 1877-07-25
HEALTH STATISTICS.

During the week ending Saturday, July 81, 754
deaths reported TO have u this city, Tho
actual mortality for the week ending July H. was S26
Although the temperature for tho week was 10
degrees higher than the previous week. tho mortality
less; this deer case IS particularly noticeable dur
ing tho last days oil the week when the tcnperaturo
was iower The do lths oi children under i've years
during tho week wore 80 less than the lumber re-
ported for the previous week. Tnc mortality OF cll-
drcn under i've years ~ stll excessive forming "a
per cent Of the total mortality Tor the week while 56
per cont OF MI the deaths was Ia tenement houses
Tho deaths IRON diarrnps diseases during the week
were 331. OF which 304 children under FIVE years
against $40 Tor the previous week. c which 355 wero
unacr i've years. "a
The Board OF Health has Instructed us attorney 10
take steps to the action OF the Grand Jury IN
10 the nuisance hunters Point ana tho pcr.
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ATTACHING JUSTICE.

In tho suit Of Denis and James Sadlier against An
drew Robertson, In which judgment was rendered IN
favor OF plaintiffs before Judge Callahan, In the FIRST
District Civil Court. the defendant desires to take an
appeal TO the Court Of Common Pleas. On application
by sppsliant's counsel Judge Van Hoesen, In Common
Pleas, Special Term yesterday granted 40 attachment
against Judge caahan, batabs $50 Tor not having
made his return ON appeal The attachment was msde
returnable the 2oth inst On the part OF Justice
Callahan II IL asserted that there must be grave
IN the granting Of this attachment, only
position 10 demand return, and that The ton days
within which the demand may be complied with have
not yet expired. y itF if
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GENERAL GLIMPSES

Elnira IN ~ GassHs:--"Law and order must pre-
vail"
! Philadelphia Hsra,d:--"Eniorce the iaw."
Providence tR L) Prss:-"No end v yse - b
SEEM
p,.,sburg trA) Ds+paseA:-"somsoedy has blum
dered." l
r,tchbure (Masa) Sssts~ei:-'Ths mob win sain
nothing. fi W. thNN
Toronto (Oni.) Lsadv:-''rhess cesrcivs bands aust
be suppressed" s-.ief rlr.U
Washington ID G. Republican: need stronger
central govcrnnscnt."
Philadelphia Inquiyey:--'Ths wind viii inevitably
Boston (Mass) Aduertiser:-''It II now pursly Quee
ton oil order snarchy.v utfIln ts.
New York Usipn: 'Riot is the gravsst aggravatien
OF the workngman's evils"
Norwich Conn Bulletia;-"Most msa thtsk half .
ioaf Is better than mono At all " .lae
Ph,lade phia Ira Teseeroph:-"rhs rsbsilioa--fes u
Is no less-must be put down."
Hartford Q;onn.1 Observation-Disclosures sanAot ~
iord TO sustain or tolerate mobs"
Hartford tconn.) Courant:-"rhs mess proups aaA
severe measures true mercy"
Philadelphia Iem:--"rhe common sense ef MAJ
kind is agninst the position OF tho strikers."
Worcester (iassl Spy'--"A mob 10 like > Wild beast
Force and terror tho only arguments will heed"
Hartford Conn., Times,-"soc,csy hust not shrink
from the Duty OF defending itself against dangers
as these" N"ft'
Trenton (N. ~ True American:-"whh social order
every onsmay hope 10 acquire his rights; Sithout u
no right B secure"
Philadelphia PAL North American:-''It 10 wicked
sympathy which 10 excuse Tor the pro-
motors Of the existing riots. .s s..liaar
Philadelphia North Amev1can:-"Therc can b no
alternative but the msinssnance OF Law OF aur-
ronder Of the groatess interests Of society"
New Haven Failadium:--'srhs government OF Q
republic needs strength less than tho governments
ol an empire, and needs strength Of similar kind"
Alexandria tva-) Gdzete:-"A governments tnat 10
unable TO protect the poorest Of m citizens all the
rights guaranteed him by the constitution oi tho
country no government ~ all and should be asol-
ished.n
Bangor-(Me.) Yhig and Courter:-"vhs people Of the
United States Will surrender aw and ordor for mob
rule; will not submit to the reign Of anarchy. Tho
rlot,ng OF these banded madmen will bs put down with
stroug hani II every law-abiding citizen has 10
shoulder rifle to support the governments which has
been deprived OF adequate military power by the votes
of recently themselves in rebellion against itr
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ANSWER.
THE PRICE OF WOOD.

To THE Eprroa or rnK H.RALD:-
"a Victim" who is evidently the disappointed
owner Of tho cargo Of WOOD ut the foot Of Bank street.
appears be very anxious 10 secure the public sym
pathy In order that he might get rid OF his cargo and
return to his the East, "sadder II not wiser
n.nu THIS same cargo has bcen nav ked around tho
market for over weok, bu: no responsible doaicr
ould DO Iound VINO would DO even willing 10 pay the
freight for It, which only 81 per cord. as 10 the
prvats realized by the wood Dealers am inclined 10
t,,nk that ..victim" understands more about hay.
makinr than running wood factory. because u his
woro iacts ths dealers would not be obliged
TO pay him with notes If"A Victim" Will only bring
10 this market good quality OF wood, ana leave nus
annrovsi WOOD DEALER
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.MONEY TALKS"

In the divorce suit Of Devoe against Dsvos already
frequently reported In the HERALD, motion made
yesterday, before Jucgo wcsbrook, in Supreme Court
Chambers, to punish the husband for contsmpt Of
court having faiIcd TO pay $40 overdue amony 10
his wile .4Nlf
What is the answer Of the husbandf" asked the
Judgo. +.@tl
money Ia his lngera tHfI .
The answer WAS satisfactory, and tho deicndanv:
attorney put the money IN has pocket ana absndohsd
the proceedlnga i
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WANTED, CITY RAILROAD BAGGAGE CARS.

WANTED, CITY HAILIOAO OAOoA01 OAUos
To THE EDITOR or rHg HERALD-
would like to make suggestion to tho directors
OF the Eighth Avenue Railroadviz to put fcw cars
on their limo Tor the accomm odaton or passengers
with baggage This (Mondayl morning, as was COM
ing down Broadway. I noticed pedlor trying TO got
on No SO Of tho above line at Canal street Tho
driver deliberately kicked HIM OF Ia the presence or
the startor The poor podler asked the conductor TO
let him put basket the brake; tho conductors
reply was, ''Go NELL damn Jew !" Is this JUS
iice TO tho working classY FAIR FOUL
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LIGHT THE PIERS.

TO TIE EpIToR OF rHx HxRALD:- u ras
Allow show the great necessity OF lighting our
pors at night Returning the other evening on sun
day school excursion arrived at Tenth street dock
about nino o'clock 1t unusually dark night Not
light was be the pier. and great difficulty
experienced In getting the little onss safely on the
dock. All your readers will remember With horror tho
fearful catastrophe the return OF the Bed
ford Street Methodist Sunday school their annual
excursion Had there bcen light on the pier such
disaster could easily have been avoided. Light up the
PIERS The repetition OF such accidents the above
WILL be tew and lar between. J. Il. ..
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THE PRICE OF THE HERALD.

To THE EDITOR or rus HERALD ...a.,
How Is It that after oil you have said IN relation TO
what shall be charged for valuable paper that the
Union Ncws Company Il bohevo that is the nrm) con-
tnue charge sometimes four, sometimes ave cents
daily papers and ten cents Tor the Sunday HxRALD
Last Sunday, the arrival At Wcsbury. L. l. OF The
train, thirty three minutes past ten was obliged
pay twenty cents tor two AERALDs. and other par
tics paid the same Now, this matter has never been
fully regulated the Long Island trains. and as
well as Others think y about sime It we're stopped
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from the Marine Court. The defendant yesterday APP
Piled to vacate IL Judge McAdam, In denying the
motion, held that the defendant must have Known
when he bought the pantns goods that he couid not
conceived design pay for them or regardless @
The fact whether he did or uoG. ~ fIsrf.r
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coAsryyrsE srrAmsHrPs.

NEW YORK AND iiAvANA DIRECT NAIL LINZ
N Thsss ns class sisa@shps win sa =. s ~ from q.
pier 3 North River foot Of Cedar st. FOR Havana oree ~
"Wednesday. Asguss Angus,
For freight and passage hsvias
r GLYpE 0o No. p sosss :, uss.s Green
Mche1i.Ah, LoLINo W Asen's ~ .,a.
NEW ORLEANS DiREcrrHE CROMWELL ~ LINE
~ steamship KNIcKEksockEk. saturday. July 2s' AZ
0s"es 4 MI S ro ~ ps SSrss ssp !" Mobn. and principal
pse q Hs n;.Msg Es g Ws,i For or freight or
i Iwess.-ihs s.esa,sr CiTi 0f AXToSio, csptaia Pen
nss" 70 viii s!s s on s,sus ts yS o sSas given =,
points on the oaston Texas Central in,ernstiona
AND shs Gsyeson arr,bars and San Antonio
Feihts and insurance lowest rates for irsrhr ana
~ ExILoRY ns." TO-. ,aptI'a gS5 Maiss" lane ~D'' : :
pERMUDA. sr THOMAS AND WEST lNDIEs THE
Bsrmas on iharsd.y August mskins close
as f;. % s.ss. asas
TlLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sailing from pier 81 North Rive.
SokgolKh n, c,yy r9IyT sqa ScnxcSp TUES
Meeting with the Virginia aud Tennessee Air Line Atlantic
and With M ss s points
" "SEwbEESE and wAsiiiSarox, N g; s,Is xorfolk,,
p. Ss sss FRIDAY
railroads for REHOBOTH BEACH.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Through passenger tickets and bs o. ading 20 all points
at lowest Insurance. 70 Norfolk &c ~ per cent
Freghts received daily at pcr ~ North River General
Office No 1y7 Green wici, H. ~ L. McCkEADf, President.
NIORCANS LINE TO NEW ORLEANS AND TExAS.--
M The will sail from pier 36 North River ~ io
For New O direct transferring Texas freight thsre
to Morgan's Louisiana and texas Railroad Tor Morgan
City, thence per Morgan steanships TO Texas Por.A-
sugn I'LL, q .dny signed 70 \. points % on the M;:;
Rockpo Braxos Santiago, Brownsville and TO all points
tho Houston and Texas Central, International and
Great Western Texas Pacific and rail-
roads Freight for St Msrv Fulton landed NJ RocE
port.
san Antonio freight taken Cnero reduced rates.
Insurance Le effected under policy OF the lno
To New Orleans x per cent; to Texas ports per cent
For freight further Information apply 10 BOdkRv
MORGAN. Agents, office pier 35 North River.
WEEKLY LINE FOR PORT ROYAL. =. o.; BRUINS
w wick Ca 'and Fernandina Fia sailing every Friday
from pier 20 East River. at 8 r. n.
Steamer CITY or ia LAS. Capt Hfues. n
Tickets to all points In Florida.
G Il. MALLORY 4 CO.,
1853 Maidenlsne
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FRENCH LOUIS AGAIN.

Another complaint was entered yesterday afternoon
in the case OF "French Louis" by Wlmcrdiug Hoguet
Co. dry goods merchants. oil No. So Leonard street.
They charge him WITH stealing napkins from their
store. Acr pleading not guilty he held by JUS
tice OtterbouYg IN 81 500 ball
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
DIsORDERLY HOUSES RAIDED.

Captain Petty, Of the Fourth precinct, on Monday
night raided the dsordery houses Nos. 27s and 277
Water street, arresta eight girls and the propretrsss
the iormcr aud four girls and the keepers 10 tho
latter Tho propretress oil No. 275 was hold In desuli
o Oail; sue inmatss discharged. In No AL sho
inmates we're Anod $40 cash
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
DECISIONS.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERa.
,cl By Judge Westbrook.

i.
lllYl Utr ,cl.U By Judge Westbrook.
Tidd vs. Chadwick-Moron denied. feff et
Brown L,ddy.--Alowance 500. iI.tfl
Jevcrns VS. Jeverna na-Dccree OF divorce granted to
the plaintiff. !. a0I .slll-...l.4...
the party 70 move at Special Term upon case -
BY Presiding Judge Davis
Walter vs. Walter aud Others. rs.-JudgmenS &C. o.
dered IN conformity with opnion.
COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TERN.
.rua tUf BY Judge Van Hoesen.
Amsdell and another vs. Garoe and auother.-Ofder
Mot vs.. Koehler--Aotion granted. Notice Of ssxa.
tion Of COSTS must be given 10 defendant
Van Post vs.. Burke -Order granted.
Dickinson w Pitmaa.-Motion 70 vacsts ordaf
granted
Murtagh vs. Brisn and others; O'Donnsl Va BrIsn
aud others: Miller Sheny; krouse Va Lindorback;
Annis ys. Livermora Orders granted. ffttt
BY Judge Van BrunL
Fox va StaiIord.-Ordor signed l'r.
MARINE coURr-CHAMBERs.
fil.T NlnIl BY Judge McAdam. iirt
Siplrg vs. Swalowcry Compliant dismissed.
Wrrgnt VS.. GllberI-Moton to rescttls denied
Thurman VS. StoItz.-Judement oi disposscsson. ID
Barth vs Kelly.-Mot0n Denied $40 costs.
Castar,s vs. Rell!y.--E jacob appointed receiver
Kayser VS.. Halhgtu.-Arress vacsted witnout costs
on stpulating not TO sue. .l.
KeIeher VS.. Merr,tt-rho default herein was opened
on very moderate terms, the defendant intled u
comply the order, aud now asks 10 DO reiteved
from his second default THIS default will only bs
opened upon payment within nve days OF the taxed
costs included Ia The Judgment. r.
Freedman vs. Mower.-Defaut opened. ,l..i.t ~ ii
Price vs.. Rose.-Order TO pay over money granted.
q Name vs. Austu.--plaintin must snter judgment
C,rnes Brandt-A trial herein ~ ordered " bo
had on I'd VI August at two r. NJ the proprtetY ~
tho attachment TO be decided then.
4 I.-I.s flle BY Judge Goepp t tl.y 1llTIr
Cieary va Ksnwood Asnutassur'ns Company
. d. .I .
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L-rIMEp WHIsKEY PURCHASE.

Charles s. Bryce Co. sold to Matthew Hughes, on
the 25th Of June last, i've barrels o. whiskey fer
$29s &c. At ninety days. Seven days after tho pur-
chase Hughes Jailed and made general assignment
for tho benefit Of creditors At the meeting OF. cred
tors II appeared that Hughos' assets amounted 10
about 5000 while mis- liabilities wero $500. No ex-
PLANTATION OF this circumstance was given. Upon this
state Of facts Bryce Co. rescinded the sale and de-
manded return OF their goods, and being unable ~
get them. they Obtained order tor Hughes arress
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NO WORK AND SUICIDE.

Louis Randhcrc, a native of Holland, living at No.
$50 East Sixth street, committod suicide yesterday,
by poisoning lie book keeper by profession but
had been out Of WORK for the past eight months
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
1MMoDrsr YOUNG MEN.

To EDITOR HERALD
Cannot the young Wost Thirty sixth street.
between Seventh aud Eighth avenues. calling them
selves gentlemen their age from twenty-ons TO twenty
five years, dress themselves decently during these
pleasant days. and not SIT on stoop5 and rail-
ngs In undershrts with sleeves rolled up and breasts
nearly bare on Sundays. and almost every evening
What shall We passers by, ladies. think Of such
FI.ORASE
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

fSorE--Ietters intended for this column must DO
accompanied by the writer's full name and address to
insure attention. Compainants who are unwilling 70
comply with thiss rule simply waste time In writing
Write on only side OF the papsr.-ED. HERALnl
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PUBLIC WORKS APPROPRIATION.

The Board OF Appor,ionmcnt yesterday authorized
transfers 10 the amount Of $685. IL make up de-
nccnces IN expenditures Of the Department OF ubic
Works TOR 1871
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YOUNG nowDIEs.

TO THE EDITOR OF rHE HRRALD:- ait
would like call tho attention OF the police to the
gang Of young ruans who nightly contamnate the air
with their swearing and vile language the Twenty
fourth entrance the Filth regiments armory.
No. 130 West Twenty fourth street. They arc also In
the habit OF insulting respectable females whom pass
ing aud nuisance " the people In the nctghbor-
hood. A SUFFERER
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
WHERE Is THE HEALTH BOARD?

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
The Commissioners OF Police or the street Cleaning
Department commenced this Mondoy) evening to hll
up tho widening OF West street. between King and
Houston with all sorts OF refuserotten oranges, de-
cayed cabbage and all kinds OF garbage Is there no
redress tor the poor Of this The stencil
IL intoierablc J.. g.
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
MIDNIGHT BnAwLHRs.

To THE EDITOR oP THE HERALD ,h.
Why cannot the police havo charge Of East
Twenty street. between Third aud Lexington
avenues stop noise OF rousns who pass through
II alter twelve o'clock such disturbance -
TO annov the whole neighborhoodf Saturday night
watched for two Dours and convlnccd there was
no police to protsct life or properly. n j.
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
CIVIL JUSTICES JURISDICTION.

The eaao Of William Halpin against Coroner Flana-
gan turned up yesterday IN the Court OF Common
Pleas, before Judge Van Roesen, on IN application
made by John }. Reilly aud Henry Q. Dcnison, coun-
sci for Mr. Halpn tor order staying all proceedings
on the part the defendant enforce an order made
by Judge Gcdney OF the Eighth District Court open
ing judgment obtained by Hapin on the 9th day of
August, 1880. Il will be remembered that appca.
sion vas made bslore Judge wcstbrook for writ OF
prohibition against Judge Gedney, and. while His
Honor held that Judge Gedoey had NO power to open
tho judgment yet he could necessity Of issuing
the writ iuasmuch - the plaintiff would suffer no
injury from the action Of Judge Gsdney. Tho plain
TN now brings ,.. an action IN the Common
stay Of proceedings the part OF the defendant from
enforcing Judge Gedncy's order, as before stated
Mr.. Dcnlson The part OF the plaintiff, argued that
upon nlng OF Q tranycr pt OF the Judgment the
became q judgment OF the Court OF Common Pleas,
and that than year having elapsed since tho
entry OF she judgment power existed In the Justice
10 disturb tho judgment Counsel also argued that
alter tho expiration Of SIX years tho Judgment ceased
TO DO q Judgment ot JUSTICES court. and II any
thorty existed at ALL under tho Enabling Of 1862,
attempting 10 confer power upon Justices to open
faults It on related TO defaults In acons tried beore
or by nim," tue justico that the judgment in ques-
ttou WIS rendered by Justice William n. Bull. and
that therefore, the act oi iSe2 gave no power 10 Judge
course of his argument, stigmatizsd tho action Of
Judge Gcdncy IN opening The Judgment obtained by
Mr. Haipin against Coroner Flanagan Us unwarranted
auo contrary TO law.
Mr. Jeroiomon, on the part OF the defendant op-
posed the motion argued that the judgment was
stiil within tho Jurisdiction Of the District Court not
withstanding tho d0cgetng tho judgment. and that
the Enabling act OF 1852 conferred power upon Judge
Gedpsy a. the SUCCESSOR Vt Judge Bull to open
laults lt..I l.,.
Mr. Denison, In reply, caimcd AMI argued at length
that the 1852 conferred any powor At all upon
Iustccs open defaults they could only exercise that
powor casos where no transcript Of the Judgment
had beon ned; but once the Transcript was filed full
Jurisdiction vested by law over tho judgment IN
the Common Pleas, and hat consequently II the act
Of 1862 fercd with took away ITS Jurisdiction
a. the Legislature has no authority to pass act
which lakes away tho Jurisdiction VI tue Court OF
Common Pleas once 0btaiucd, aud In support OF the
argument ctod the OF Alexander Va Bennett
recently decided IN tho Court OF Appeals TO that
effect Tho Court took the papers and reserved us
decisivn.
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
MARINE CoURT-CHAMBERA
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

surREMx CouRr-- CnAxBxRs--Held by Judge West
23O 2so, 242, 24a, TO- IS, "a. 81, bo, 81 50. IL, rs
%. 1O1, llS, ls7. 12s l42, la. iAe Los, IA is!,
lss lS5 1884, 20l 2v7, 2l2, 2l4, 2l6, 2l8, 2aQ 22A,
a25, 22a. 2se, 2s7. 2as, 24o. 24s. 400, 3sl.
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CONSPIRACY TO DISPOssEss.

A shcrifrs jury yesterday awarded $1,000 damages
70 sussnau Sh,er In u suit brought by him against
Charles Rugen. The complaint In tho case stated
that Rugen rcrtcd No 10 Bsyard street to Chcpsel
aud that tho latter subrented tho storo
apd attic OF the building to the paintin Some
offered to Mchoowsk Il higher rent Tor Sbcr's prem
tscs and I. mpted by avarce, Michoiowski enlisted
kugou in a conspiracy TO have sncr disposscssed In
oi this conspiracy Shior claims ai parties
In the building proceedings institui cd against them
dispossess them from tho premises ior non mont
OF rcnt ny the nrss lessee. MschoIo~sk, but sLicr
was tho only one iisposscsscd under the judgment
obtained He was not only dispcssessed, as he
alleged but disposscssed for no iaut OF hs at
time " hen ho and his siok vile were not In suitable
condition for tho change and az the result Of con-
spiracy between the defendant VINO owned the build
Ing, and the middle man, Aich0lowskt, who md
pressed a determination to get h,m out HIS damages
laid ut $40 O00 but the jury concludsd that
tentn OF that would DO sufficient to repair his
juries The suit before the SborIn's jury fcr
assessnont' OF The amount VI damages owing TO the
list on a triai before petit Jury.
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
MARRIED
DIED.

BREcK--At her residence, No. 100 West 45th st., on
Monday tue 23d inst alter long and severe illness
SARAH ANN BREcK, formerly OF Baltimore, Nd, agod
OJ years.
Relatives and friends Of the family Invited to
tend tbs funeral, from tho Churcn OF ST. Mary the
Vrgln West 45th st., between Broadway anu Sth av +,
to-day "Wednesday July 20, AZ one p M. lntormont
nj WoodIawn.
BRowS.--on Sunday, July ~, SARAH c.. only
daughter OF Arthur A and Mary A. Brown. aged ~
years and nonths. l.IIHI5 IN
Relatives nnJ friends arc respectfully invited TO at
eni tho iuneral Wednesday, 2bth INST, at thr zee
O'Clock, rvm the residence OF her parents, All State
ST.. corner vi ID av.. Brooklyn
brmcakI~-On Monday, July ~, WILLIAM A.
BCRcnEL, IN tho 26tl year OF his age
Funeral rom his late residence, No. 362 Wost 45th
st.. on Wednesday, Goth, at one O'Clock.
BCEGEss.-Tne iunoral Of JONI BURGESS Will tako
place. from bis late residence. Mum av, East
orange, n j., on Wednesday. July zs, al four y. y.
Tram leaves Barclay 81. at $40 No flowers.
BussiSg AL fordnam, on Monday, $50 inst, JonS
son OF Amanda and tho Iato John Bussng agcd year
AMI months
FanoraI on Wednesday, 10Th inst, at two PM,
from the residspcs Of DennIs Valentine, ~ EexdhAh
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
ARE RAILROAD PASSENGERS ENTITLED II
SEATS? e.t.bi.. 81.


desire to call your attention to tho following state
mont In connection with the Hudson River Railroad.
The Saratoga express Al nine O'Clock this MONDAY,
morning consisted OF two throe drawing room cars
and put ono passenger car although there another
OF tho latter attached that was uncouped at the
ment OF starting. All the seats In the passenger
were occupied early. aud those arriving later were
compelled purchase drawing room seats ~ extra
charge OF 81 So remain standing. Whom the train
started there were ten. aud possibly twie that num-
ber several Of whom were ladies' stnndng In the pas,
the way to Saratoga An Official OF the road, whose
attention called to the condition OF affairs remarked
was but half tuil meaning perhaps, there
was standing room for ~ many more. The same
thing occurred about year ago, aud i suppose has
hap appened many times s:nce and yet thore is
edy unless the HERALD sends reporter for
self and drive the monopoly to properly treat those
who iurnsn tho employers their daily sacs,s.ence and
tho stoc kholders their dividend. TRAV VELLER. .
wHEne WE'RE THE STEAMBOAT ISsPEcToRs
10 rnx Eplron THE HERALD
Let me give you account Of ''how not to do II"
on the new Manhattan Beach Railroad, running from
tho eastern end OF Coucy Island to Bay RIDGE thcro
connectinc with the boat 10 New York The train
vor,,sed to leave the beach NJ twelve minutes past
eight r. NJ sunday, I'D, was "doubled up'' until 1t
carried about nine hundred and hy to one thousaud
un.seugers und lett thirty three minutes late After
ruuu,ug about quarter o: mile out on tho ucste
work IL stopped twenty-sevon minutes more thus
reaching the boat one hour late. Tho steamer Nor
walk Is licensed carry 5lo passcnaers but had about
one Thousand OH sunday night In tho midst OF y
tpck Jog tho pilot steamed away slowly Tor New York
as we supposed, nj halpast ten the steamer
fnst IN The mud onc-Quarter 0f mile southwest OF
IedIoo,s Island and hore said unit, the tido
at halt past threc A. N. There was nothing 10 cat; the
water supply ran short &C. The hebont mad no oars.
vi suppose lney have been stoen was the captsip's
cxpunal,on Finally, ut four A. NJ, We were landed
nj pier No. North Rivor TINS IA the experience any
one nay incur ny late trains anu oonis put why should
we 10 stuck on tho Jersey fats when compass and
linc would show proper courso aud deep water
A. N. B.