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DECISIONS.
MARINE coUET-CBAMBERs.

kassobaum W.. B,scnon.--NotIOn for leave 10 dis
continue 10 alleged infant defendant Denied without
costs, and With liberty plann 10 move additional
proof tending to show that he supposed the alleged In
liant have OF age.
Schlech vs. Giascr.--Motion for trial as TO
Caroline Chaser denied, without cost; trial
granted as 10 Charles Chaser, costs TO abide event
DcYoung vs.. Hudson.-MOtion DENIED, without costs.
Stulz vs.. Youmans.-Ordcr settled and tled
Maxwell W.. Norris Bond on appeal approved
Zch VS.. Booth; Dcrnbo'z VS. McManus; Hopkins vs.
ucim.-Proccedlngs dismissed.
Tcsent thai VS.. Conner Motion gianted.
Schranm vs. Honenstci -tirau.ed.
Cassidy VS.. Dougherty. y.--MoIion denied, with $40
costs
Downing VI. Lcnain.-Attachmcnt refused and pro-
seedlings dismissed No costs.
WoH VI. CobcG; Abbott Downing Co. vs. Tho New
York District Express Company; Courniquc va
tristcl HoughtoD VS. The Douguss Manufacturing
Company; Market National Bank VS.. Brown; Gerlach
VA Piilot.-Ordcrs granted.
Cochct vs. Kaist Order amending summons
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CURIOUS DIVORCE SUIT.

divorce SUIT presenting some rather singular ea-
tures that brought by Mrs. Alice Rowc against hcr
husband, Edward J. Rowe. Tho parties were married
In Waterford Ireland, IN October, 1860, her husband
Rt that time being attached TO an English regiment
Two years later they came to this city, wherc they
havc renamed SINCE three children having been
born OF the marriage In her complaint she alleges
ment Of her, at times beating her, leaving
her without food, and when she was sick
refusing give her proper medical treatment. In his
he denies these charges and bis
denial by afdavs OF three sisters OF Mrs. Rowe. He
alleges religious fanatic; further. that she
was Influenced TO take The present proceeding by q
clergyman Judge Larrcmore referred the case TO
William J. Kelley to take testimony. Mr.. benjamin
Ncrrett appears for the plaintiff aud Mr.. William i.
Howe for the defendant
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NELLIE RICE'5 AMBITION.

Mrs. Sarah +. Hunter, Of No. 2,03l Third avcLuc,
last Juno discharged from her employ Nelly Rice, u
pretty seventeen year old chainbcrmad for being pert
and forward When Nelly got out Of sight Mr uuntor
found had carried on the following articles Uno
silk dress, S50 snk gown, s25 with undcr Ing,
trimmings, bugles, &c., Sl5-maxIng 500 IN ALL Tho
loser n0tnod Dutucvo clark, who at spread his
net. On Friday night Nelly walked into it, Yesterday,
IN the Harlem Police Court, Justice kasuire com
mittcd her Detective Clark. with Nellys aid rccov-
cred all tho stolen garments and returned them tho
owner q l.tc tue worse tor wear. Nelly was led to
the act by love for incry aud desire to appear like
richer ioiks She wrote ner name MISS Nelly Rice
IN bold, handomc hand, in Tho Court register, aud
then con ducleI a cell
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A PLEA OF INNOCENCE.

wrts OF habeas corpus and certiorari were granted
yesterday on application OF M William f. Howe by
Judge Donohuo In the case OF Louisa Wetzel, COM
m4tted TO the City Prison by Coroner Flanagan on
charge OF having caused the death OF her param our
Valentine Listertnan, by cutting ana horribly mutt
iating hIm with razor the facts OF which have
aready been Iully published. The petition was the
usua form setting forth her innocence Of the cnargo
preferred against her and her commitment by court OF
incompetent jurisdiction The writs we're made return
able tomorrow, when tho alleged female butcher will
ha arraipucd In court
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SING SING CAMP MEETING.

SING SINd August Y, 1871.
TO EDITOR HERALD:-
sec that the Methodist clergy have protested
against the managers OF the Permanent Exhibition Of
Philadelphia opening their doors to the public on the
Sabbath Good idea. ''Remember the Sabbath day
and keep holy" But would It not be well for thcu
70 extend their protest to tho camp meeting commit
tee this place On Sunday last lively tradc wai
done the grounds by the wonders Of cigars, ice
cream water fruits oi all kinds, groceries, &C.
all done under tho direction OF the Committee. II
would have looked consistent 10 have closed the
front part ol thor tents aud have sold ION The sly"
from tho back although II would no doubt havo do
tractod from the profits Of the association
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SCOTS CONFESSION.

John Z. Scott was yesterday committed In the Har-
lon Police Cour, by judge Kasmire, lor stealing NJ
teen dollar ovcrcoat from the store oil Philip Kelly
No q ia rnird avenue Nc. Kelly has within a year
past missed many articles from his Store and Scott
admilted 10 court having taken lhem
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POLICE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. !

POLICE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
We have been requested call the attention Of the
police dsordcry young mon and boys who assemble
at the following points,
Stanton street, between Sheriff and Columbia streets
Eighteenth street, betwecn seventh and Eighth
avenues.
Essex street, between Delaney and Brooine streets
Avenue and Sixteenth street.
Greenwich avenue and Tenth street.
Attorney street, between Grand Division streets
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first three months having expired Yesterday MI.
Ready bad the other woman, Augusta hentze brought
before Judge Mccue habcas corpus aud asked icr
her discharge Ex-Judge Troy. who argued the case
showed that the commitment was invalid aud VOID.
IL stated that the value OF tho piano covers
ST. grand larceny. over this the justice had no
jursdclion. except TO examine the case and commit
Tor the action OF the Grand Jury discharge tho pris
opers tho evidence might warrant Assistant Dis-
trci Attorney Smell appeared In opposition out admit
ted that the commitments was wrong ana Ausosta
terbury, Conn, and had been arrested before
hose Mclean 10 u resident OF Now Jersey and the
mother o eight children. Tho police claim 10 know
all about her anteccdepts
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CHEMICAL ExHALATIoNs.

JERSEY CRY, August 20. 1871
70 THE EDITOR or rnE HERALp:-
observe in this mornings issue, OF your paper an
account ottho damage done to the paint on housca
from tho cxhaatons OF chemicals from the Kalb1cisch
chemical works. Two years ago Colgate 4 Co. nled
In plot OF low land In Jersey City with the refuse
chemicals cons,stng Of cachcd soda nsh refuse, &C.,
from thcir soap factory The exhaations changed tho
color OF all the painted houses for several blocks and
TOR the owners r. " H.
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STREET CAR CHANGE.

bHO0NLfSS AuBUsS - Ko5ts
To THE EDITOR THE HRRALD:-
wish 70 call public attention TO swinde Of which
am the victim. Taking the one-horse Cen
trail avenue Jersey City Heights, Monday evening,
and not having tho right change, gave tho driver
ono dollar ol. Opening the envelope he gnve mo In
return, found oftne worst limitations ofa twen
tyave cent peoc In tho package In presenting Il 10
the driver right away, requesting him 10 give mo
other one, he told mo that he could not do it, be
would havo lose the money II he did; but would
10 with HIM to tho Oface u would DO ait right Tha
man IN tho Office told mo he could do nothing ethcri
should come tomorrow morning Now these mon
know too we'll that It would not pay for any u
spend halt day and money besides, even II no lived
noar by, and not like mc--in Brooklyn. II could not
be an orror the pccc 10 too bad, and tho whs
nls tho envelopes ought 10 be better judge OF coir
than anybody else. VICTIM.
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rAMMASY's STREET swEEpEns.

To THE EDITOR OF THR HKRALD:-
Tho people Of this unfortunate city have long had
dirt thrown In their eyes by tho dominant party that
we should have become accustomed 10 that blndine
process, but some OF not yet Injured suToca
tnn. Last evening about seven O'Clock whilc riding
uptown In Madison avenue car. between Forty
second and Fiity-second streets, we encountered u
street sweeper whcn hed vehicle with dust
etng binding, and covering us with tho pulvcrized
th OF the long neglected roadway portion OF this
the sweeper We thus effected saving 10 tho con.
tractor Ia cartage although vt much peroona ncon-
venience THIS 10 but instance Of Outrage which
is almost daily repeated IN some thoroughfarc
other In any wcll-RoverDcd city such work would bs
done at hours when the strscts are but little used.
Why cannot they DO thoroughly sprLkied before being
sweptY Is because the hydrophoba oil tho rammany
tribe prevents the Of water, not only internally
bat even externally, or street or alley und eter
nally. DOWN WITH THE DUST.
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MISAPPROPRIATION.

Mr. \. Gcbele, Of No. 90 High street, Brooklyn,
caused the arrest Of Charles Strikers. aged thirty
eight years. yesterday tho charge OF collecting $l3
OF the compainants money aud approprisng II 10 his
own use. The accused was In the employ Of Nj.
t.ai
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CITIZENS RIGHTS.

TO TnE EDITOR or THR HRRA-D:-
Permit me space to ask simple question On FRI
day, the Gath insL had special business which called
me to tho Tombs Police Court Alter arriving thcr'
and demanding admission was denied by the otnc1
on duty. Now, SIR, what want TO know Is this
What law Is there Qf any) to prevent an American
citizen from entering any public court aLd II tn
officer was justified in denying mo said admissonf
Il G..
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

tNorR-Lctters Intended for this column must bA
accompanied by the writer's full name aud address 70
insure attention. Comrsinants who are unwilling 70
comply with this rule simply waste time IN writing
Write on only ono side OF the paper ED HERALD
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A SHOVEL ARGUMENT

james Hogan and John Crawford Of West Sixty.
eighth strco and Tenth avenue, discussed tue political
outlook on Friday night At the close Hogan lay on
his back, his skull fractured, caused by Craw-
ford's shovel coming contact with his head Justice
Pvijcc CourL
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now rAMMANY REPAIRS THE sraEErs.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
wish 10 calf the attention Of the proper authorities
to the condition Of Tenth avenue, between Twenty
eighth and Twenty ninth streets For ten Gftoen
years this block been In very dangerous we'll
as unhealthy condition IL has been cleaned about
threc times since last October. II would be well II the
Board Of Health would pay II visit
HEALTH OBSERVER
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STREET BEGGING.

10 rHR EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
Is there not an ordinance against street begringi
One-ourth the time Of my occupied in an
swerng tho door bell suppose the thing exists
throughout the city. WEST THIRTY SECOND
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A NICE ROAD TO TRAVEL ON.

To EDITOR ov THE HRRALD:-
Permit me 10 show up the wrotchcd management
which prevails on the Rockaway Branch OF the Loui
Island Railroad. particularly the Sunday trains. Th,
management OF Mr.. Charlick used 10 call for geners
aud frequent condemnation, but since the road ha
fallen its present hands deservcdy enjoys tn
proud distinction Of being the worst conducted rail
oad In America. A railroad time table has Away
been considered a thing mover to be varied from
but this road II ms 10 be thing never DO
served. Time on Long Island seems to have
value For instance, last sunday several hundrct
people jRmmed Into tho dingy waiting rooms o.
the Long Island Railroad at Hunters Point, waIttns
Tor the naif-past one i. NJ tram, which did mol
until quarter past two, and after passage Of
ono hour and iorty minutes, succeeded Ia reaching
point three-quarters of u milo from Far Rockawuy,
whore the passengers were permitted scramble oil
into ditch thcro only being platform large enough
cars. AIR. Poppcnhusen may have interests al
Rockaway Beach, which lead him " dopreciate Fur
hts road 10 suffer thereby. But the trains which, uc
cording to the Sundsy time tnbes should leave Far
Rockaway at 8:2l Tor Hunters Point ure and have
beon all summer tho most garng instances OF bung.
ling and criminal negligence. This being the lust
tram Is OF course the most crowded, and hundreds
people havo been compelled 10 stand until Il suited
tho road 10 lot tho SSH train which sun
day and tho Sunday bciore ten minutes OF ton
O'Clock r. NJ, thus getting the passengers 10 thcif
homes long after midnight Is this management or IA
not say word about the gangs of shouting quarrc-
some drunken ruflians, who aro permitted 10 wander
from car 10 car extnguishng lights cursing, singing
rowdy songs and keeping respectable people IN fear
during tho whole passas Iraveilers by this road arc
getting used TO this, and Will grin and bear II your
strong voice only compcls the road 10 shorten the
agony by starting and running somewhere near oa
r~" FAR ROCKAWAx
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sIcKENINo oDoRs IN TH1nrY-raInD STREET.

To raE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
There IS dreadfuly offensive odor which seems IA
come from tho east. Il Is scksning oven TO uausea.
We have u nearly all the timo particularly In ths
II possible TO have Il abatedf
WEST THIRTY THIRD STREET
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WHAT Is THE Law?

To 1HR EDITOR OF TIE HERALD:-
Idcposi,sd, Thursday morning, In front Of my pace
Of business four small boxes and three barrels Of
cloan hcr-dndings and cardboard About two
O'Clock =. N. the ashman came round aud dumped tn
contents OF the boxes into his cart, but would NOT
touch tho barrels which he would have done for the
OF seventy-1ve conts friend oil mine IA butcher,
with his horse and wagon) happening to be passing at
tho time, volunteered to take them to the dumping
ground gratuitousiy Arriving a. tno loot OF Market
street he was told by the man in charge dar k-con-
plcxoned, with black mustachc, that the load could
not be received but for twenty cents he would be
allowed TO dump IT, aud II tEat not satisfactory
that he would have TO to the oot Of Jackson street.
The Ut Jackson street would not take
the load other unless ho received fifty cents On the
police being appealed 10 for Information IN tho matter,
my irond informed that they could not compel
the men In charge to allow the dumping OF the load,
and that II he dumped 1t in the str. ct ho would be
arrested and from S. to $40, and that 1t would
DO better to pay the twonty Ave conts asked Nov,
what behslr of ohor Interested parties, want
know 49, What is citizen 10 do or what remedy has
bos Also, " It 10 wrong TO dump such stun why does
tho act Of rcccvng twenty live, nfy scvcnty-hva
cents make that wrong rightly Respectfully, Il A. X.
The New York herald., 1877-08-26
THE FIRSCHLAND DTVOR(

Notion granted In tho Brooklyn City Court SUBJ
stituting Baldwin f. Strauss counsel for Mrs. John
Firschland, tho place OF Colonel Henry wcyenborg
hor former legal adviscr In the brought against
her for adultery by her husband, Dr. Firschand The
cssc was tried last spring. and the verdict then
favor OF the defendant. Mrs. FIrschland has SUIT
pending against her husband.
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WOODS THEATER.
Railway Guide.

The Travellers Official Guide, pub.
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progress and improvements.
" 10 the official organ Of the General
Ticket Agents Association, and is In
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The largest and most complete, Guide
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70 issued in monthly parts at "a per an.
pum or 80 cents q number. and can be
had OF AL periodical dealers, news
tgeats, etc., and also at all depots,
Mcket Offices and on ali trains.
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The Kingdom of Bantam, on the Island
OF Java, Is u tributary of Holland. 1t Is
a rich and happy Kingdom, and from
time immemorial has been governed
wholly by women. The King is indeed
man, but he is merely a fgure-head
dependent on his Council Of State, which b
consists Of three women. All the sol.
dlers, military, State and court officers
are women, the men of The community
being merchants and farmers. The
Kings body-guard is a battalion o.
picked amazons, who ride man-fashion
armed with lance and musket, which
latter they discharge at full gallop. The
capital city is defended by TWO wei.
kept lortresses.
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SMYRNA.

That the vast invasion Of Timourlaue.
which swept over Asia like an inunda.
Iion, did not permanently destroy the
Turkish power when it overthrew
Bayaztd on The plains of Angora, is evi.
aenoe sufficient to show that the Otto
man Empire had In it elements of vital.
!ty far superior to tnat generally shown
BY the numerous dynasties ana empires
sf the East. The son of Bayazid, Mo-
hammeu l, resumed the soepter, and
captured Smyrna, and with IL the neigh
boring portions OF Asia Minor, after a
long siege sustained by. the heroic
Knights OF ST.. John.
Thus fell he queen city OF the Levant,
famed for its earthquakes, Its bazars,
tts hgs, it's oarDets, it's OTTO oil roses, and
Its melons and grapes, the fnest In the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-10

Mr.. Gladstone's memory will compare
with MacaulAy's. Addressing the stu
dents of the Hawarden Grammar School
the other day, he said: "When l was
myself very small child L went with
my mother to visit person very famous
in her day and OF known excellence,
Mrs. Hannah More. l believe l Was
four years old at the time, and RENE M
Der that she presented me with one ..
her little b0oks-nOt uninteresting Tor
children-and she told me she gave it to
me because l had just come into the
world and she was just going out."
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The portraits Of some of the m ,st
famous Americans are to be put upon
the new stamps for lager-beer kegs. The
stamp for the eighth OF barrel is blue,
with the vignetts OF Washington for n
centerpiece; the sixth OF barrel,
brown, with vignette Of Thomas Cor
win; one-Iourth barrel, green, with d
vignette OF Thomas II. Benton; one.
third barrel, purple, with yignette OF
General George ID. Thomas; one-half bar.
rel, buff, with yignette Of Jefferson; bar
johnson; hogshead, black, with vlgnetlt
Of Sllas Wright.
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COAL DEALER, &c.
FRANK. IORENTZ,

NOTARY PUBLIC and dealer in coal and
~ coke, flour, feed, wood, sand, lime. cemcnt,
plaster. fire brick. clav. chimney tops, drain.
Tie, &c &c. Office 500 and S9S Central ave-
nue.; Office ana blacksmith shops, 3D.;
Central avenue gar store and office, 3l3 W.
second street and S33 Central avenue. Agent
for the Piedmont, West Virginia, bituminous
coal for blacksmlths: also Gordon's horse
cattle and hog food. Furniture carr
omnibus 5, bug gies aud barouches fol
hire. Express sing and all Kinds o.
light and heavy hauling done. Pleasure boa
FRANK. LORENTZ, for hi @ for picnics and
excursions. no25-ly-S&W
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Cutaneous eruptions, which are so common
among children while teethinx, and are gen.
orally intractabe and always troublesome.
are easily managed by the habltual use OF
Glenn's Sulphur Soap, and the discontinuance
OF all other soaps. The exclusive employment
OF Glenn's Sulphur Soap also secures to those
who use il immunity from all contagious dis
eases. Sold by druggists, grocers and fancy
goods dealers. Depot, CRIrrENTON'S, No.
Sixth avenue, New York.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown,
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PHOsPHORENE DEsTROyER

PHOSPHOKENE DESTROYER. -
The excessive dampness Of the weather
has been productive OF reaches and 9TH
er vermin that are exceedingly annoy.
ing. A few applications of Phospho-
rene will efrectually exterminate rats,
mice, reaches, ants, sc. For sale by
druggists generally. j. s. BURDSAL
& Co, Proprietors.
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ROBACK'S PILLS. - Why are they
the best Pills in the market1 Because
they are reliable, safe and efficient. Pu-
rfy the blood, regulate the liver and di-
gestive organs, relieve the painful
headaches caused by indigestion. For
sale by Druggists everywhere.