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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-28
rwitiao upon Facts.

An incident occurred in the House
at Washington a few days ago while
the sundry civil bill was being consid-
cred. When the paragraph appropriate
ing money for Hayden's survey wa up,
Elkins, of New Mexico, who was angry
at Holman's opposition to increasing
the appropriation for that territory,
stated that Hayden's survey was mere
ly ornamental, and was kept up for the
support of son of members of Congress.
Wilson, of Iowa, demanded that Elkins
withdraw his remarks or else state
whose sons were so supported, and Hol-
man getting very nervous, called atten-
ton to the absence of a quorum and
stopped the debate. The fact is that
Holman's son, who has a taste for sci
ence, has been for several years in DIR.
Hayden's employ, and the discussion
was getting too personal for his COM
fort.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-28

dJ1 q n day al home. Agents Wa"trd. Outht
Maine,
The New York herald., 1877-07-28
WORK FOR THE CORONERS.

The body OF an infant was iouod In tho Sink In the
rear Of No. 800 Vest street yesterday
Tag by a policeman Of sbe rwsnty-second precinct
Notice was ut once TO Coroner Eulpger and
learned that James and Mary McCiosky, who lived at
the above number had lately had child born thcm,
and strong suspicion At once centred upon them Ct
having thrown ,hc offspring into the sink The Coro-
ner ordered them under rest and subsequently, c"n
nltted them " fomDs ~ await tho result oil Tho
inquest go
Dr. Jacob Neurhoencr, OF No 116 Hester street. a
weighing 3U0 pounds. and over sixty years Of
age, found lying In nude stale ON the noor ia his
room dead yesterday Al eleven o'clock be was seen
alive anu apparently well Dr. Ashman made u post
mortem cxuninaon aud found tuat heart disease WAS
the cause oil death
John W. Regan. Of NO. ls5 Elm street, the fireman
OF Engine Company No. u, located at No 100 Cedar
street, Was ounu dead bcd At Tie engine house
yesterday afternoon The Coroner was notined 10 IN
vcsligaic tho Of the death.
John Powers aged years. OF No. 228 East lZ0th
street, el overheard yesterday morning into the Har
lem River and was drowned HIS boay was recovered
and the Coroner notified.
William Lahcy, aged thirty-,breo years, of No 312
Eas. forty-nrn street. committed suicide yesterday
morning BY taxing lauaanum.
The New York herald., 1877-07-28
A SUPPOSED DEFAULTER.

About two months since the announcement was
made BY cable that the Grand Duchy Of Hesse had
suffered loss Of 20 600 horins through the delau OF
her trusted Counsellor OF War; The cablegram also
conveyed that tho Counsellor had left tor parts
known. Since that time the public navo heard moth
ing of NJ Everhard Wiegand, the delinquent Official,
though through the covered means Of diplomatic COR
respondence he has been much mentioned. Tho de-
tcctives OF Scotland Yard his track found
that he had been England, but had lett probably
New York. The Only man who left Liverpool that
could not be located Identified was one
L. Wcndcn. who sailcd about the 9th of June in the
Algeria, In company with young lady. II beng
known that the d,sgraced official took his daughter
julia with him the suspicion fair that K. Wendc-
lin other thau N. .Everhard WieRaud On the
18th Of June he arrived New York. and thcnce
no knew whore. The German Consul In Chicago
having been iaformcd that Wiegand had son living In
Milwaukee had tho residence watched, and found that
he was entertaining lady and gentleman answering
In all particulars the fugitive couple The parties
arrested and sent to Now York, where they
rived yesterday. The man taken before Com
missioner Osborn and held for examnatloa to-day
The New York herald., 1877-07-28
HOUSEBREAKERS IN LIMBO.

There Is little doubt but that the gang OF organized
thieves who past have been operating on
tho north sido oil Long Island custody
in the Queens County Jail-Charies Hall, Rulpb Hall.
Charles Baxter ana William Baker. The Halls have
already made u full confession OF their 10 the
Sheriff. and the others arc ready to do So On Thurs
day Ralph Hail taken to Oyster Bay by Under
snerG Rushmore and Officer Wilkinson when he
pointed officers the spot IN the woods whcro
he nad buried tue stolen from the rcsdcnce
vi the Hon. WIiam I. McCoun some two weeks ago.
The stolen properly uneart he'd by The oil
aud filed large bag, almost rs much a nAn could
carry. The goods cOidng to Halls story, were
not buried until week AFTER the robbery,
and then only because no opportunity offered
to get them New York. According w kSiph's
statement only himself anu Baxter were engaged In
the burglary At Mr. Accoun's. ana they prepared TO
commit murder iniericred with. From the conession
tho II appears other SOL. property Is hid
In tne woods for which searcn will b. Daus imns
duteiy BaxIur at Time xas in the en- pJy oi Mr..
McCoun ana iam,ar With the bxO,ts OF tho fam
ny aud tho mouse. The property recovered by tbe
officers Thursday cousisted aua0t entirely Of FL
vcrwarc, all VI me best quality. Hall also informed
officers tnat the morn ing OF the Sth inst Baxtor
came house with large case OF Watches tsOmo
thirty murcj but would not tell him where no had
obtup cd thein. All thc men are well known Ia the
village Of Oy stcr Bay, of which place some OF them
Ar lltc- restdehtA
The New York herald., 1877-07-28
CONrRABAND CIGARS.

Telesraphic COMMUNICATIONS have in many instances
aided government officials IN making seizures Of
taoand goods brought 10 this port by smugglerR BY
this II ascortaincd that by steamer from
Havana n rich invoice OF contraband goods would be
received, and In consequence, tho Custom House on
cias the alert aud ready for action Yesterday
on the arrival OF the steamship Columbus from Havana
Inspectors Hagan, McCort and Van Horne who had
been notIfcd from Cuba that contraband goods were
stored on board proceeded 10 the vessel, and there
alter searching IN the customary places succeeded in
hnding nothing that was dutiablo. However, In
spector Palmer had boeu there before and took
from some passengers twelve gold, nine silver
watches, one piece OF SILK aud 500 cigars
The tnrec inspectors however, wero morally certain
that tner Information correct and after search
ing the most oullandsh places, esped two small rat.
lines suspended rom Que of the lower portfolios,
which being pulled up found " have appended
Two large rubber bags containing y4oO cigars OF tho
choicest brands, besides 500 packages OF cigarettes
The pundcr was taken 70 the seizure room Oh the Gus
tom House, claimant for these goods Is likely
to appear the will be enriched many hun
drcd dollars by the capture. cask OF brandy was also
added 70 the seizures received yeserday 81 tho Custom
House.
The New York herald., 1877-07-28
THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.

WHO WILL HAVE CHARGE OF The WORK ON
TIE CABLE suPRRsTRUCTURx AND AP.
PRoACHRs.
the following are the assignments Of the cempSny's
engineers Tor future work on the bridge and ap-
proaches Tho cabo will In charge OF
Assistant Engineer Pane and Muster Mechanic
Farriugdon Tho work OF preparing the detail plans
and experimenting the construction OF the iron
work of the suspended superstucture will be In char
OF Assistant Engineer H,Idebtandt, assisted oy Mr.
vandcrbosoh. The latter gentleman will also have
charge Of the inspection o all tho stone received for
tho approaches. rne work on the New York approach
Will be in charge OF Assistant khgineers Coliiugwvod
and ProDasco. the latter gentleman being recent
ADDITION ~ Inc corps OF BRUCE epgineers. On the
Brooklyn side the approach work VIII DC III charge OF
Assistant Engineers Martin and McNulty.
The detail drawings Tor tho suspended supcrstruc
ture of the bridge were comnenced yesterday Az
the diameter vi The cables ~ exactly estab-
lisbed aud the aetsl drawings nshod the forging Of
the cable bands (wrought straI) from which the
Suspended structure viii hang Will be commenced ~
the Br idge Company shops IN Now York. The Of
work will be given Cut by contract The WORK
on the second par strands tor the lowor cables
Is progressing rapidly anu they are nearly half aiu
The regu ating Of the lowered upper strands still
gong OH. largo quantity OF broken stone Tor The
concrete foundation OF the Now York approach was
rccev cd yesterday at the dock at the foot Of tue New
YORK tower. The work OF tearing down the buildings
IN line Of both approaches is bong rapidly prose-
cuted.
in unloading tho sone ior the parapot at the road
way vi tue Brooklyn tower OF the large Uocks OF
granite fell from ,he derrick chain, struck one OF the
dock stringcrs broke ia Two ana Tell into the river.
ON Thursday afternoon Mr.. Hidebrxndt. Of tho
brdge euginecrs dove down 10 the rivers bottom,
fastened n around one or the pieces and " WAS
successfully hvistcd up. Tho Remaining piece will be
fakp n fat
The New York herald., 1877-07-28
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Tho wooen goods xade greatly surprised ysster-
day over the OF the failure OF Thomas
Co., commission merchants, OF No. 20 White street. and
tho grcatest sympathy manifested by the creditors
who were willing TO assist the hrm In any way thoy
could Tho hrm has bson IN existence over forty
years. and the oldest house in that line Of business
in the city The failure very sudden. and rot
expected by the members OF tho nrn. The
mariner, Mr. Luke W.. Thomas, was heavily Interested
IN the New England Mills at Rockville, Conn, and the
nrm was the agent for goods The mills became in
voived and failed yesterday This forced the suspen-
sion OF Thomas Co., tho senior partner could
respond to the demands the arm. The arn, which
Is composed Of Luke W. Thomss Charles s. Farley and
George +. Morrill, have given up everything for The
benefit Of their creditors, and havo transferred all
their properly TO Mr. John L Hill II stated
yesterday afternoon at the Office Of tho arm that
the liabilities were about $3.50 600 and they estna ted
their assets ~ the hgures, but their real vauo
could not be given al present until the books and
counts had been made up. Numerous creditors and
friends called during tho day with oilers Of assistance
but IL IL now the intention Of the nrm TO 90 into
liquidation and not accept any compromise Mr. Luke
w. Thomas Is nearly sixty yscven years OF age and
not very well bear the burdens Of business longer He
has enjoyed tho highest busipess reputation and has
passed through the great pancs safely, and Tor the
post nftoen years It is said that never has had dis
count Mr.. John L. H,l the assignee has taken
charge OF the firms property and Will make state
ment 70 the creditors as speedily rs possible He has
secure debts owing the firm for tho benefit Of
creditors II had ten scts OF machinery, ana nearly
$50 hands are thus thrown out OF employment The
due from the mills 10 the hrm rs not acty
known, but IT lis reported 10 be very large sum-
The business Of Isaac Hackcs manufacturers of
cbildren's clothing at No. 447 broadway, has been
placed IN the hands OF receiver owing 10 difhoutcs
between tho partncrs Application was made TO Judge
Donohuc OF tho supreme Court, for the appointment
oil receiver, and he decided shat best tor the
interests oi the lrm and It's creditors 10 place an
peri IN charge oi the property and be accordingly
fod
pericnco IN winding up business AFFAIRS and appointed
HIM receiver Tho creditors OF the nrm viii DO paid
in full, AS the assets exceed tho liabilities
A. meeting OF tho creditors OF Lovi Adams, carriage
maker, formerly At Third avenue and 10th street,
held the orce OF Register Fitch, Joseph Bissicks
elected assignee IN bankruptcy Nine claims wero
proved, amounting TO about aity thousand dollars the
largest bong tho following James Wood, $50, 600;
John Wood, So 00l 81 james Woods, 5000, Filth
National Bank, 50, 1872 80.
Annie J. Packard has been adjudicatcd . bankrupt
by Register Ketcbum. She has liabilities amounting
TO 81 900 and assets.
There hIed yesterday in the County Clerks Office
the oi Clara Hart 10 George f. Turner and
The New York herald., 1877-07-28
ANSWER.
nnApY FOR INVESTIGATION.

nEApY FOR INVESTIGATION.
EAsrnns DIsrRssARY, NEw YORK, July p. 1877.
To THE EDlron or THE HKnALD:-
In response to commu nicaons In your issues Of the
24,h and 25lh inst, would state that this dspcnsary
has no knowledge belief in The existence Of any
case Of vaccination alleged have occurred In The
Eastern Dispensry Also that the Board Of Trustees
are willing to entertain and investigate ull Of
compaint respecting the standing Of the institution
It's efficiency as promoter Of health brought ~ It's
kno xledge with proper authentcalfon.
y ). DOGkRT, N. D.. Houss Physician.
The New York herald., 1877-07-28
GAFF, FLEIsCHMAN & co.

Sixty-nvc empty whiskcy barrels seized yeser-
day the distillory Of Mcssrs Can, Fieschnan Co.,
ut Biissve. Lonv Island. the ground that certain
rovenue marks we're not obi,eratod from the stamps
on the barrels required by law. The seizure wus
made by Deputy Collector Frederick Cochen. The
penalty for tue offence line OF 1900 BARREL
Tho will DO examined before United states Con-
Winslo
The New York herald., 1877-07-28
WEST POINT CADETSHIp.

Master John Edward Bulwnklc, OF No. 5s4 Myrtle
avenue Brooklyn, has been nominated for the West
Point cadetship At tho disposal OF Congressman B.
Chittsndeu. Young Bulwnklc, whose exannation
took place before General II. W. slocum, Professor
Cochran of Tue Polytechnic Institute, aud DR.. T. /.
MITCHELL gave nfty four correct answers cut OF sixty
nye test questions pat w hin.
The New York herald., 1877-07-28
nEcKLEss DRIVING ON THE ELEVATED RAIL
ROAD.

To rHH EpIToR OF TIM HERALD t~A
Last Tuesday afternoon took the Elevated Railroad
from Fourteenth street, arriving at Liberty street sta.
lion at twenty-s seven minutes past four o'clock. A
train goirg up town came dashing along before on
other passenger and myself had time tho track
the depot Aner this train lo another train bound
up town came rapidly along aud bad even then
barely time tO get the truck TO the PLATFORM
ark. II to that trains coming In a contrary
direction should slscken huiccntly allow passe o.
gers 10 get on to the platform. II Is wonder that
accidents have not occurred by careless
ness. SAFETY.
The New York herald., 1877-07-28

tNors.-Lsstsrs intsodsd for this column must bs
accompanied by the writer's full name and address -
insure attention Compla,nans who arc unwilling 70
comply with this rule simply wssts time In writing
Write on only one side OF the papsE-ED HEaALn1
The New York herald., 1877-07-28
TROUBLES OF rxpREssMEN.

To THE EDlTOR OF rHx HKRALD:-
When atrunk has been els at depot for twenty
four hours more We have TO pay twenty-five conts
storage on IL Now, on the Delaware. LsckawannA
and Western; Now Jersey Central, Pennsylvania, and
Long Island railroads they always give receipt
tor storage which is satisfactory our custom
Bot the Harlem, New Haven, ana Hudson River
roads will not, and when we charge our Tor
u they complain. Will you not ind out fur why
they cannot be as accommodating rs tho other
by SO doing you will confer great favor groat
many expressnsn Of NEW YORK CITY.
The New York herald., 1877-07-28
1sprsr1Ncr rrLzenArH1c MEssAaEs.

10 THE EDITOR OF Tnx HERALD:- ~ ri'.i
wish to call your attention TO the very careless
manner In which kilograms are copied. From time 10
time have been tho recipient OF various kilograms
which have been 30 badly copied that they have been
almost egblc aud often conveying entirely differ
ent from what was intonded-piocin log wrong
initials TO q name, as well as misdating them-ai Of
which, II not properly copied, make you know, u
vast difference IN tho Importance OF message. Would
u n0t therefore, be advisable that various telc-
graphic companies pay attention 10 the selection
OF their copyis,s RkCEIvER
The New York herald., 1877-07-28
THE CUSTER puxD.

To THE EDITOR OF rHH HERALD
Having Of late hoard many persons making inquiries
Of tho other TO what disposition had been made
OF the HERALD Custer Memorial Fund. think ~ would
be service Of satisfaction all admirers OF the hero
to be made aware Of what steps, il any, have been
taken toward accomplishing the purpose intended In
the creation OF the fund II is TO be hoped that the
remembrance Of the last battle OF the gallant soldier
died Of tho memory Of those having custody Of
the funds. FOKTlUM ANGUS.
The fund is held by Mr.. August Belmont. lEp.
HRRALD.l Ulf hlf ~ fthtr
The New York herald., 1877-07-28
CLOSING PRICES
Tho closing quotations at shres P. N. wsre:--
ADVANCE AND DECLINE
ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following shows the advance and decline Of
closing prices compared with those Of yesterday

The following shows the advance and decline Of
closing prices compared with those OF yesterday
ADvAxcE.-New York Central, TX; Harlem, NJ
s,.sa s.s Lake ksss shIas issd Hi1vs Ts's S.;ne III
kee and ST. Paul. 4; do preferred, TX; Delaware
Lsckawanns ard Western, New Jersey Central. \!
IA; Michigan Central, Illinois Central, TX G., q
ana g., Panama, 2; Western Uni.n, x; Aan!io
aud Pacific Telegraph, ri American Express, n
DncIIsE. Hannibal and ST. Joseph preferred. xi
Adams Express, l.
rIR MONEY MARKET.
Money on call was abundant and closed easy AK
q 2 per cent The following the rates Of ex-
change Now York ut the aforementioned cities TO-
day :Savannah, buying, Sl6 selling, 6l6; Charles
ton, n "a 3-l6 discount, selling Ills; Cincinnati,
l-10, selling u: New Orleans, commercial, Is = lss
bank u; ST. Louis nominal and Chicago entirely nom
inaL Foreign exchange was dull with actual business
4s5 for bankors sixtyday sterling bills and Asok
for demand.
rHn GOLD MARKET.
Gold steady at 1851 Tho ratio Of borrowini
ranged from per cont to nat
CLEARING HOUSE srATExKNE
Currency exchanges. 00i
Sa Sia'nSs sssnsns.s s,ass ~ ~
Goid balances. ......................... ooz,0ae
OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BAsx.
Goid balances. $soS l%
currency paianccs.. .-..-................ so6 VI
oross cioarinHss... l4sosoV wv
GOVERNMENT BoSDs
Government bonds quiet and 1rm, closing ~
the following quotations.-United Stasos currency
sixes, l25 125A do skies, 1881, registered, 1lOx
sl1lA; do. do, do, coupon, l12x 1l2H; DO. do,
1865, new. registered, 1863 lO7; do do, do,
pom, 1864 1915 do do, 1857, registered, 100 l09lj
do do, do, coupon 1o9z lO9H do do, 1868, regis
tered, Ill H.; do do do, coupon, Ill n liz; do
ten-fortes, registered, ll2h a l12x; do do coupon,
ll2x l1Sjk do. nves. 1884, registered, lo9k Ito;
do do, do coupon Ill lllA; DO. 4ks, 1891, regis
tered, luSk l0sx; do do, DO. coupon, l0sk .
l0Sk; four per cents, 1854 LOG
I... RAILROAD BoNDe
In nilroad bonds New Jersey Central consolidated
nrsts advanced to 60 Hannibal and st. Joseph con.
vertibos sold at s0x SOY. ST. Paul. u and NJ drvis-
lon, at 90; Lehgh and wkcsbarrs consolidated at ~
Morris and Essex consolidated Drsts at s6 Long Dock
bonds At no. Rock island ioSk aud q, u, @
and !. nrsts at loo
TIE roRErGN MARKET.
The London advces report tho withdrawal OF f20000c
bullion from tho Bank OF England ON balance to-day
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The New York herald., 1877-07-28

TO THk EBTTOk or THE HERALD:--
ln walking through most OF tho streets In tho lower
part Of the city, and many also Ia tho upper part,
notice that tho smeli which arises from the
barrels aud boxes OF docomposing garbage &c, ab
soiutely sickening. Have the authorities powor
70 aDaie this nuisance, and, II So who author
ties who are so thoroughly Degsctiui Of their dutes
The health Of the ciy must DO greatly impaired by all
this ioulness ot decomposing matter, which IL contn
uxly spending itself the surrounding atmosphere Is
there 40 redressf Who're s our Health Board? s.
The New York herald., 1877-07-28
DIroR OF rHs HRRALp:-

VIII you please call the attention or the Department
Of Public Works 10 the condition OF le7th street, be-
swsop Third and Franklin avenues In the Twenty
third wsfd That porsion Of the street 10 horrible
condition aud 1T for horses and wagons 70 60 IN
safoty between these blocks. +. II. X
The New York herald., 1877-07-28
CENTRAL Parks NEGLECTED LAxxs.

To EDIros HzRALp:-
desire call the attention Of the Central Park Com
missionsrs 70 the condition Of the water tho Park
The lakes nearly all covered with . green slime
which u unhealthy and uninviting looking
CENTRAL PARK.
The New York herald., 1877-07-28
IMnoDEsT BArHERs.

To rnx EpuToR HERALD:-
In the 'Couplsint Book" column, Sunday morning,
noticed article headed ethiopian Figures" and
would suggest that when ''the finest poiics In the
world" are attending 10 their duties at that place
thsy also send delegation TO the pier foot OF East
Eleventh street. whore can be found from ton to
fifteen nude oaicrs every evening, bntninR In tu view
OF passengers waiting that for the Harlem boat
which lands there. BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1877-07-28
THE JoUgNEYMEN BARDRns.

To rHx EDITOR OF THg HERALD:-
Can you not say word for tho journoymsn barbersi
We compelled to work from A. H. until nine
p. N. every day and ON Sunday from tho same hour
until three four the afternoon. Why the
shops closed ut eight =. ny That late enough for
any II We 10 keep open until one O'Clock IN
tho morning there arc some persons who would not
come until one minute before that hour.
JUURNEYNAN BARBER
The New York herald., 1877-07-28
LIFE AT CAMP BARRANCAs.
CAMP BARRAncAs. Fla. July 20. 1877.


To THE EDIron OF TIM HssALp:-
While one part Of the army Is campaigning against
the Indians thero Is portion here whose sole duty
seems be to keep up appearance OF 4 SO
Oh 10 give officers easy living We have at this
point three batteries OF the Filth artillery which
not amount all told 10 ninety Tho principal 0c-
cupaton OF these artilierynen from daylight to dark
stunps between tho 0dicers' tents tho
store, thai they may not break their necks roeltng
homo nt night. With lew exceptions thoy got their
commands through political influence. Az a rule
there entirely 700 many officers IN proportion 10
tho NUMBER of men In tho army. The infantry reRi-
neuts should be down from twenty-five 70 1feen,
the cavalry ten to scven, and tho artillery IRON
five to three And then lot them be sent whcre they
required OLD SOLDIER.
SUGGESTIONS TO THE DLEgCKER srEEIr LINE
70 rnx KpiToR OF THE HxRALD:-
Will you allow 10 mako q series OF complaints
about 'hsts things" but OF great annoyance and dis
comfort the patrons o.! the Twcnythird Street aud
Bieecker Street RAiroadP No. l. Why cannot they
put chain the door tho front PLATFORM and
thereby leave the open. 1t Is actually suHocs ting
10 ride In them, and It would not be mnch trouble 10
have the door kept open The opening or glass slides
nrs insufficient 10 give good AIR the No. 2
Why cannot they have u light strap running through
tho middle of the thereby SAVING tho Of Two
bell ropes and bells, nnd ladies tho annoyance OF
twisting and stretching to graz the ropes over their
heads No. D. Why can they not put wedge or some
thing % Keep the door at the end OF tho platform
openf With both doors shut and so littc Ventilation
10 outrage on the public BY Httic trouble and
these things b8 reinedied and the oars
made q comfort and convenience 10 the passengers
AN OLD GRUMBLEk
The New York herald., 1877-07-28
wHERE Is THE BOARD or HEALTH?

To rnE EDiroR or tn. HhEALD:-
would IKE to call the attention OF tho Board OF
Health TO tho large ash box In front OF tho tenement
building at No. 345 Greenwich street Every evening
between ninc anu o'clock thore hall a
dozen pals empted into IT, containing all tho hlthy
stun Imaginable The sewers the Same premises
are broken, and q most horrible smell proceeds from
this, which Will surely boed disease If not looked
AFTER A. M.
The New York herald., 1877-07-28
DANGEROUS srRxxTs.

To rux EDlroR or THE HxRALD:- a -
Please call attention Of the proper authorities TO
the dapdatsd condition Of the sidewalk IN front Of
Ne. Is west Forty fourth street W.P
The New York herald., 1877-07-28
SONS IN THE BROOKLYN PARKS.

To rHE EDITOR THE HRnALD:-
would like to know why the public parks Of Brook
lyn should DO infested with who insult respect
able people, women especially They 20 On the grass,
where other people are allowed The park police
do not interfere with them.
WASHINGTON PARK.
The New York herald., 1877-07-28

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