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A VOICE FROM THE TONES.

To THE EDIroR OF THE HERALD:-
Seeing IN the Telegram Of yesterday that my wife,
Agnes Nacgler, was committed for three months TO
Blackwc's Island by Judge Wandell, l wish 10 state
that on 1st Of June arrest ed warrant my
wife obtained and brought before Judge wandci who,
after hearing the charge of assault battery made by
my wife, would not listen 10 my statement that the
trouble between my vile and myself was that she
wanted 10 Aeep aisorderiy house. Was committed
in $500 ban TO answer, III spite oil nj my assertions
anu lew days later WAS tire aud nneu Slt0 NJ
SPECIAL Sees ,ous Tor whicu am new paying out my
nne Ut The touibs. l would beg The Judges TO look
into my ana rover Sc their decision, Agnes
Nacgler being the criminal aud not l.
ALBERT NAEGLER
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DIED..

BLANcKE.--0n Saturday. 1lth inst, Of cholera IN.
faotu,n, LEOPOLD, infant son Of Helene ana Robert
BIancke.
CAHLL--on saturday, 18th inst, at three A. NJ, o!
cholera infantum, ELEANOR AGATHA, infant daughter
Of George ). aud Mary Agn CabIll.
me funeral will take place IRON thcir residence, TO-
Ryersoh ST., Brooky Sunday afternoon, at two IL.
CLARK.-On July IL, Lizzie, youngest daughter Of
Richard and Essie Clark, ged l year.
Relatives aud trends Of the family are invited TO
attend the iunera IRON the residence OF her parents
OH 9Th av., on sunday 10Th, ~ one O'Clock J.. NJ.
CLIFFORD. lon the 14th inst, JANIS, the infant son
OF Cornelius aud Jane Clifford.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10 At
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A DELIGHTFUL SE1eHBoaHoop.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
noticed complaint against the noisy jewellers OF
saloon OF Third and Sixty ,cond
street, which appeared in tho HERALD few days ago.
There is another saloon on the opposite side Of Tho
avenue hall way between S:xty-secon and sixty rd
Streets where party Of boisterous fellows frequently
make the night with their orgies the sreat
disturbance OF all tho respectable residents Of both
Streets Who are unwilling compelled ~ listen 10
them. II perchaDce TINS source annoyance u quiet
Temporarily tho slliuess Is broken by the dVleful
sounds extracted IRON accordeOn " some unknown
per .oa IN UIock WHO luLors under The ueiu-
sion hat Le Is natural born musician. Can not the
Ice stop these anme0dious nuisauces AT least al
scasopauic hourY QUIElUS.
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rHE HUDSON nly 4 nA1LnoAp TRACK

THE HUDSON Eiv RAILROAD TRACK.
To rnK EDITOR THE HERALD
The attention Of the HUDSON River Railroad or OF the
city authorizes called to the condition oil the fence
protecting tue railroad on Fourth avenue, between
1921 and 1880 streets Tue plcktts removed from
both SIDES OF the street, and It Is constantly
practising how near they eau escape The moving
lrIins BY looking to It ut once they may prev ut
recurrence vi The iutal accident OF week ago /
would also suggest to the alruad company inspec-
tlou OF the flooring VI its loot bridges in the aoove
locality. HARLEM
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POISONED DRINKlNo wArlR.


To TIM EDITOR rnK HRaALD:-
Water winch appeared 10 the HERALD several Gays
aimee cainug the attention OF the Board Of Health
the alarming custom prevailing Ia various portions OF
ths CITY OF owners Of French has other apartment
houses IN supplying wafer therein for drinking and
cuuary purposes 10 open water tanks within the bath
md water c.osct rooms has opened up subject that
ca n Tor I'm mediate attention II ~ indeed surprising
how SO lew people have carefully considered the
matter wnen upon reflection ana careful exami-
nation Of tho ystuin tho danger u bcaiih anu lie
must be apparent; why pnyscians Who are called
10 utteuu cases OF mnlariOus ana Intestinal
not inquired into the causes, cspccnhy
NJ. wncro spo,svned wner' III great many Instances
Inns sowu The secus disease Is 70 Inc very remark
ablc. they should bcstir themselves ut once. mo
Health IT'S credit, has taken notice OF
this deuth-ueal'ns system 10 passing Inc iohowing
resolution ut It's meeting OF the 10Th inst =
n.solved That the Sanitary superintendent be and he
Is hereby directed To cause An npu repts 70
be made NJ water supply 0 All apartment houses
sappird In par. .. pump" anu s"mss p",'e"
gases from aud water closets
Here is an opportunity Tor the HERALD TO send
some oil It's reporters TO accompany 30 inspectors
of the Bvard oi Health and unmask one oi
lne most dangerous evils tins great CITY 10
allie ed with. anu by u continued warfare rout
most eicctuully, can scarcely realize that there
arc intelligent aud called civilized people VINO can
i'm go recx Tess Of lite, on he score VI econony
In Duding sucn houses rs above dcscfoeu US 70 a"f
Inc man vi water closet ahks Tor supplying drinking
water. tut 50 II TO- the barbarian should be raie
a., ic.i the rig III the laws mndo ana provueu LOT
M psh,ns lust such criminas. nope thnt every one
vino is subject 10 ing ''poisonod wa or VIII I'M
y, c n,sv notify the Board OF Health OF the num0er oil
The house 80 mat . remedy may be applied.
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HARD WORKED CLERKs.

To THE EpIToR THE HERALD:--
have watched q long time Tor some complaint or
notice behalf OF the gentlepen's furnishing goods
clerks Of this city. have seen appeals Tor dry goods
clerks OF both sexes, ana grocery clerks, car Con-
ductors, &c, but 1 am sure mono oil them have as
much to endure rom ioug YOURS rs tue gentemen's
furnishing goods clerks, who Work on mo average
hours per day, or nine days nao hours per
week.
Inc shoe dealers of Sixth avenue have agreed to
close their places VI business. during the months Of
July ana August, at seven O'Clock. Why can't the
gentiemen's furnishing goods dealers do the satnef
W, Il. W.
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GANGS ON THE BROADWAY CARS.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
The gangs upon tho rear platforms OF the Broadway
cars, broken up some time since by the HERALD have
again resumed the practice OF their vocation, VITA tue
iull consout the connvance Of the conductors
Within the last three days have the plat
forms OF these cars blocked up, while plenty Of
seats inside were vacant that respectable passengers
were forced " get out IN trout The rO"dyism aud
foul Language OF these are inOeraUle to ladies'
The superintendent OF this line Is obviously incom-
pelent to enforce his rules, and the public appeal
TO the HERALD Tor protection.
A REGULAR PASSENGER.
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AN Avn UL LEAP.

Edward rmzsmmons was found lying in a lot ad.
joining No IA Ehery street, Brooklyn, at an curly
hour yesterday morning. Lie had leaped from the
root Of u three story building 10 the ground while
iaboring under tho influence Of liquor. The unfortu-
man. who Is thrty-'hrce years Of ngc vas re-
moved to tue CITY Hospital, where 1t was iound that
both ieps were broken below tho knees, and ho was
Otherwise injured.
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AMERICAN LIVE STOCK AND MEAT.
From the London Standard. ]

pool from tnc United States and Canada during last
week were very great From Canada three steamers
arrived, bringing collectively 4S5 head OF Gue
and ~ valuable horses. The quantity Ol fresh mca'
landed from the United States last week WIS sos
quarters beet $50 carcasscs OF sheep 20
veal this latter being the urst consignment OF the
kind that has reached this country from America
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BERExROLrs--GRAaAM.- ST. Bcrnard's Church, on
July 1917, by the Rev. Father Resrdon GEORGE n.
BKREsnoLrs 10 ELIZA A. GRAHAM, daughter OF the late
Henry 1raDam, both OF this Guy.
MAAss-TRAur.-At New Briain, Conn, on wcdnes-
day. July IL, 1871 JOHN A. j. MASS, of this city, 10
ALiCs \. lKAur, Of New Britain. No cards.
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

tNoTs Letters Intended Tor this column must be
accompanied by the writer's full name and address to
in-ure attention Compiainans who are unw,ii ns 10
comply with this rule simply waste time IN writing
Write on only side OF the paper ED HERALD
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sTuYvEsANr SAVINGS BANK.

To THE EpIroR OF TIE HERALD
do not remember having seen any reference In the
..Complant Book" 10 tho failure which occurred, ne.
tween i've Elk years ago, OF the Stuyvesant Bank
The experience Of its posors cruel QUO. Though
large sums money have been realized rom ,hc wreck,
owing 10 tue-to put m,dIy-perverse conduct oil Its
former receiver tArcher) the present assignee, j. h.
Plat, oi No 50 Wall street, has uocu unable 70 make
any distribution Whatever. There ~ Ia his
Lauus az Present " sum vi Upward OF $50, UUO
which has lam Idle upward OF two years. awaiting,
puasivIe, the end vi u needless aud long litigation,
iurcrd upon him Wy Arcncr ia has tine attcr's) en-
cayur to hidc his own and ms friends mlsconduct
II any OF Il should then left your corrcsundcnl ana
many long suicrinx fellow depos,t r. may srt hrst
aud nnnnossinaI notwithstanding not bceond live
,,cr cent DErUSlIOR
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TRICKS or 1Hr Gas coMpAS1ts.

To THE EDiroR THE HERALD
The ELECTS OF the reuuced rates for supplying the
city with gas are becoming visible Tho oher evening
the gas lamps In FIRST street were lighted at about
quarter 10 niue. This Is rather ate, considering that
the sun sets hapast seven ana hat the moon Is IN
its first quafier Hau not been some large lamps
In front OF saloons The street would have been pitch
dark. A Mn OF NO "GAS."
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WHERE Is MR.. coMarocK T?

To THE EDITOR TUE HhRALD:-
called the attention yesterday to OF The Broad
way squad to a selling Innocent cards rclat ng TO
the late controversy between Mr.. Hilton aud Nr
Soli:nun and was answered by him with the ARK,
81 have read them. I'm BIZ sscd II car sec any
Thing smutly ~ thom." The number VI The ofcer ~
1,4lS.
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ANOTHER RIVER MYSTERY.

The body oil an unknown man about thirly.nve years
Of age found of the college In advanced state
Of ccompositlon deep wound was On tho forehead.
On the bouy were u wne shirt AID blue vest, which
wee the only clothes. There arc suspicious OF Iou
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A GAY PARK KEEPLR.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
i wish TO make u compliant aga INST tho policeman
who has charge OF the Two parks from Fifteenth street
10 Seventeenth street and second Avenue The ramps
lounge and sleep <crc, and tie psrS keeper, instead
OF attending 10 his ougIncss devotes nearly al HIS Time
10 the nurscs !.
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EXPORTS OF BEEF, MUTTON AND
LIVE STOCK.

The following statement shows tho quantities and
values OF IRISH beef mutton and i've stock exported
from the United States TO under mentioned ports IN
the United ngdcm, from January 1877, to date, as
compared with last year.
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HINTS TO THE HEALTH BOAR

HINTS TO TIKI HEALTH BOARD.
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
P!cacc Call The auontiou VI the authorities to the
pools Of s,agnant water At the nierscctioa OF king
ton avenue and sixty -seconu street. The water set
ties the cavities u The pavement and generates the
most ioul amt miasniatic gases INSrAR ONNIUM
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sTAcN MT WATER IN CENTRAL PARK.

To THE EDITOR OF HERALD
The attention Of the Board OF Health Is called TO
stugnant IN Central Park. Eighth avenue,
between lC0th aud 10lst streets, known rs the Poll
There Is high tall wnich this wafer is 10 run,
bul Itte or none passes IT. INC waller Under the
large woouen bridge IS also stagnant. SUFFERER
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TO THE Ep,ror or rar UhKALp:-

EDtTUE OF
II the Board OF Heath will send one OF its officers
to No SJohn street, no will End he closets in
dlton requiring mis- prompt interference
a CASUAL OBSERVER.
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LEGAL NOTICE. /, ,9l

LNREDRlCk ElLsand Caroline XII, Ehis wlf6i
i who reside in the, State >of New York;
Albert Lofentz, Matilda Lorent! and William
Lorents, minor children Of Mary Lorenti,
deceased, who reside on WEsenng Island, In
the State OF West virginia, VIII take notisei
that on the slst day q October, 1877. Jehai
c. Duerr, as Administrator with the will an.
nsxed of .JohnsM. Dueu, deceased, fled his
petition in the Probate Court Of Monroe
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LEGAL NOTICE.

h7ILLIAM W. GIvENS, who resides near
w Sistersvills, in the county of Tyler and
State Of West Virginia, will take notice that
on the 25th day Of September, 1877, James
Knowlton. filed his petition in the court Of
common pleas Of Monroe ceuntys Ohio,
against You and Alexander H. Hivens, the
object and prayer OF which is to recover a
Judgment against you and said Alexander h.
Owens, for the amount of three promissory
notes signed byiyou and Aiexander Il: Civ
ems, payable to order of JAMES Knowlton,
each for the sum of $l6e o03, dated Septem-
Der %, 1872, and payable Aprilkl ], 1s74
April 7, 1873 and April !, 1875, respectively,
that an order of attachmsnt has been issued
in said action against you ssnd levied upon
your Interest Id portable saw mill
You are required to answer said petition
ON or before the 18TH day or Dscsnber, 1877,
Dated October, 16, 1874 ~ ,d,tuc,a ,sy.
Ia uyoTt,<J HUNTER 4. MALLORY. a.
- - !. Ast'yssfo JlAEs KsoNLroA.a
/ a0ats,4fvc. as'Is ss7'Tq srfi 7s!ie
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
John Wiley,
H. H. Lingo ct al.

-
DY virtue Of 4 certain order of sale issued
D from the court Ct common pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe, aud tate Of
Ohio. in a case pending in said court between
the above named partiesspd to me directed,
i will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door of the court house in Woodsfeld, on
bSaturday,t the 22d day Of December, 1877,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m. and
A o'clock p.m,af said day. the following
described real estate situate in Monroe coua-
ty, Ohio, to wit: =
I Commencing at the southwest corner Of sec
ton fourteen 14), township five Of range five;
thence north eighty.two rods and two linkslto
a stone; thence north seventy 4si ght and three.
fourth degrees east eighty-two reds; thence
south. two and one-foprthe degrees east forty
nine rods and ten links to beech tree eighteen
inches in diameter; thence fifteen degrees east
niaeteeh rods with the meanders Of the run;
thencesouth eight and one-fourth degrees east
seventeen rods with the run; thence south four
and one-hsf degrees east twelve rods to the
section line; thence west thirty-seven rods and
twelve links to the beginning, containing forty.
five acres more or less.
|, Said property sosordered to be sold is sp-
praised at $780, and amsys sell for two
thirds Of said appraissment. Terms Of sale
Cash. -, ~w @w
novse,'77w5. Sheriff u. c. o.
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County Correspondence
Written for The Spirit Of Democracy.)
From Salem Township.

From salem Township
CLARIsaroN, OHTo, November IL, 1871
/, !. Ebl SpIR1r being 4 constant reader oil
your,rpaper and seeing nothing from our
town for some time past, / seat myself to
pen few lines.
1tzIaE regard to business and improve
ments. I think can safely say that we are
ahead ,of any place In the county. The
streets this fall look like they used to be-
fore the manic. isluIei iiss isS.sJs sili Fl
sAB II. Mallory tells me that his average
sales this Fall are 800 per dav. For
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Partition Notice.

NrOAH CLINE, Cornelius Gins, Cynthia
IN Harman- and John A. Harman her hus-
band, Nancy Harman and Hehry Harman her
husband lanes Gins, Ruth Lisk and James
Lisk her husband, Mary Gault and James 3.
.Gault her husband, Sarah E. Kinney and John
Kinney her husband, and the children of Unioe
Purviance, decd, to wit; Franklin Purviance,
Jane Parsianoe, Jsmes D Pdrwahses John H
Pursiance. lCornslihs Parsianos, Joseph Purvi
ance, Matilda Purviance and Annetta Purvi.
ance, will take notice that apetition was filed
against themson the 2Stirday OF Aatgast, A, D.
1877, IN the court Of common pleas within and
for the county of Monroe, by Samuel Cline. and
is owpending, wherein said Samuel Cline de-
mands partition Of the following real estate,
situate in said eountyspf Monroe, to wit: The
north half Of the northeast quarter Of the north
east quarter, Of section twelve, in township
three of range six, containing twenty acres;
also. the east halt of the southeast quarter Of
section seveh, In towaships four of range six;
containing eighty acres; and that at the next
term of said court the said Samuel Cline will
apply for al order that Partition may be made
Of said premises
BY HoLBtsfRHsS 8 HcLnIsrBR, his Attys
asspt4, ,'77w8
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yes angLEGA sAoTfcFu2

u = = ~ . ~ sANs
THE unknown heirs Of Elizabeth Keuhl
Il deceased,. who reside in syi1audenhsussu
Laudrathbercirk Lauderbach Grossherzogthum
Hsssen Darinstadtr in 6ernafiy, tndsthp863i
folks in Laudenhausen Grossherzogthtfh Hes
sen Darmstadt Kreis Lauderbach and the- Bur-
gomaster and Minister Of said town viii take
notice. that on the .7th day. of Noyomber, 1877.
George Suppes. Charles Suppes and Andrew
Twinem. as Executors of the will Of Theodord
Suppss, deceased, fled in the Probate Court OF
Monros .county, Ohio, their petition against
them and tho other heirs of Theodore Sdppes,
deceased: the object and prayer of said petifion
Is to procure an ordsr forlthe saleof the fe.-
lowing, described real estate Of the Said Thsos
dore Sdppes, debeased. situate in said county,
to wit: Being about twenty two acres Of laid
in section seven. township four OF range four,
in Adams township, and hnownias the Game;
ron mill property, and being the property
bought by Theodore. SUPPLIES, deceased from,
Sylvanus Hood and wife snd w. 8. Wiley,
which said property is more fully Described III
the petition filed in said Probate Court Ssid
sale is asked for the purpose of paying the
debts of said Theodore Suppes, deceased. Said
petition will be for hearing by said court ON
the 2oth day of December, 1877, at 10 O'clock
a. M, dt which time Unless you show cause To-
the contrary an ordsr will be granted as prayed
for In said petition. @ a. .Sstits ss<,f
HUNTER q MALLORY -
Att'ys for the Executors of the will Of Theos
defe suppes' decd. sigfis, royiS,,,77lt TO-,
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J" 81 = .IIH-FN FHWf Z z u" J
SHERlFF'Sl SALE,
e oGsofge 9 Nefi aia-l
4 si nemdvs.si Il Jas
John ,Nfighs stsl. J

ny virtue of icersain order or sale lss6sd
Il from tue court aefssomnon plsxs, *ithix
and for the county Of Monroe. and StAte ri
Ohio. in case pending In said court between
the above, napsed parties, and 10 me direeted,.
/ viii offer fof sale at public auction at the
east door of the court house in Woods6eld on
i.Sataaay, ihe, Isl dog d gDertssber, 1877,
between, the hours of 10 O'Clock ., m, and 4
o'clock ,. M, of said day, .ths following de-
scribed real estate situate III kohfoe county,
Ohio, to wit. 'sAu"i sH''' ''''--a
The northwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter OF section twenty gohss tewpshir two
Of range four; also, tho southwest quarter
of the northeast quarter oil section tventyi
one. township two, Of range four; also, Z
part Of the northeast quarter Of the south!
east quarter of section twenty one, township
two Of range four, commencing at the north
west corner of the above described lAndj,
thence south eighty rods; thence east twenty
rods; thence north eighty rods: thence vest
twenty rods 10 the place or beginninss eeohi
tanning in all ninety acres, be the sams nprs
or less ~ .,,,s s,,,,. 80
Said property SO ordered 10 Bio sold ID ,sp-
praised at s2,29S, aud may FELL for two4
thirds Of the appraisement, Terms Of sale,
cash. so oil@ ssissi 9ei.
iniT. o. LITTLE, COS
oct3o,'77w5. sheriff NJ @. b. 4,
okEs 4 oksh Attss for plaintiff, slaa
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Sale Of Real Estate.

TN pursuance Of an order of ths Probate
i Court of Monroe County, ohio,I will offer
for sale atpublie auction, on T7s =
Saturday, the 15th day ef December, 1877,
at l O'Clock p. m upon the premises, the
following described real estate, situate In
Ohio township, In said county, to wit: .
Being the western part of lot number three,
III section twenty -thiss, township one, range
three, beginning az the southwest corner OF
said lot number thfea, at tho section linei
themes east by the limo Of sBeaasil's land TO a
stons Ut the southwest tornerof A. Rist's land;
thence north thirty-one rods to q stone;
thence east thirteen rods and fifteen links
to-g stous; theu6s north seven degrees east
two rods and fifteen links to a stone; thence
north sixty -four degrees west nineteen rods
to s Stone; Thence north twenty seven, rods
to "a stone on the line Of Isaac Thompson $
land. it being the northwest corner Of said
Rist's land; thence west by said ThompsoH's
land to the section lins; thence south by said
section line sixty-four rods to the place Of
beginning, supposed to contain seventy acres,
more OF less. except thirty acres sold of OF
said aboys described tract by Jacob Suter TO
A. kiss, by deed dated July To- 1875, and re.
corded vol. 81 pages 63H and 6Ss.
Appraised at 81 400. ssss ys%.
Terms or SAFE 0ne-third in hand, one
third in one year, and one-third in two years
from the day OF SALE with interest; the pay.
msnts to be secured by mortgage upon the
premises sold. @ -
'@@s e4ia''. o. JOHN FISHER, JR.,
SIS aa'( hiAdm'r Of Jacob Suffer- decd.
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