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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-24

@r. cctnes iet "a Sohr,r obenout ouf benz @s5iste
Sjei:r' SsiIpia eni6ait a%sitassS:a. utter Hnb eriobrun8
IT, ooa gTeS:Flssi5ftstsi bsI geBa o1snaTrRdS os' R Rffl@:s.
Gtrictrr Il. /. M. miro in f~ar3efer 3eit gebetlt- gsz
i6Ledtlife G6pdden. ld6tti8e. GGamensrgieBlrnseH
peIG1e bur9 Gclbitbeitcdutg %eittiteber unO Sntp0teni
1aidetero 3eit 6urd Bic beitbefannten Dtittel Der 98ett
curirt Iperben. Sin Sud itr bic Wfiltone!t, %entbaltenn
gues in 8e3u9 ouf Gsi6le5tSfraut6eiteI, Die gebeint>
mile bc3 geidle6tSIebcns NIB berer ToI9en, iret ST baz
ben in Der Office ODER seser Gntri6tun9 Don 10 @sNts
fir Rotporto. Oamen, peldbs bic belttateIte Sebouoz
lung, lopte 8ot uub yo9ts perldugen, m0gen T6 munoz
lid ober i9rtitli6 meloen. Aue @eibdite confioeuttea.
Gr: Sones bat 20 3imner nno &ar!ors. Bel eiusm
9llbr Ntorsens bis 7 llbr a6enos- Scnntags DON 10
bs 7 Nbr. Complication fret; man ipred)e Dor Oosr
iSretbe. 25oug t, loup6 ban
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-24
Sss @atttmmorSes beS6m1oiot.
8 ltincO, SQ.. 90. Geht


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feb Sotpnlbip ipobnbaft, tpl,rbe am
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naD Der Sail gebro6t, nm Sen Bel6luB
Der groBgel6morenen abSutparten. 6offz
mann miro bel6utotgt, Ieiner Trall i'm BOZ
rigcm Nlonate S~erlebungen bei0ebra6t All
baber, tpetGe ibren SOB 6erbeifUbrten.
MorS.
Oubnqne, Sa., 81. Sept.
6a,el Green in Grant Gou1tD par am
lebten 0onneritag Der Sdduplab zines
WtDrDeS, DurdD ipel6en ser 8ergmann Oaz
MEL Gor ietl1 Qeben III Dem 2ugenblide
einbilBte, 1T ipeldert CT I'M Begrtife itan0,
ieinen Gegller Sefferlo on Graipfor0 3u t0b>
ten. Die 8er0leltte in iener @egeno, tpel6e
lett einiger 3eit grse ourd 9ieblt0bl Der5
loren Dattet, bei6IoIien, benz 0tebe auf Die
Gpur slt fOnlner, uto Graipf0rO %eriDtrfte
eiGten geri6tIt6en Sefebl, auf Orunbloge
6elicn Daniel Gor'5 MobnbauS 6ur6lu6t
mNrbe. t0teriiber miltDenb, i6tpur Gor
blutige Ga0e, unO lubte ben ganiell Wtittz
nod Dinourd), ie0o6 nerge6enS, nit GraiOz
fOrb 5ulommenSutreffen. 0Duneritdg Wior>
gems en0lid, ieuo ct i'm. ailg inter 0ro7
buItdc1 ouf i'm S1 1tnO getff 8letU5etrtg tn
Sic 3o1de, ltlt leinen JtepolDer berDnr5nz
2ic6en. Gratpforo iebo6 bate sic Beme>
9u!l0 Qcic6e1, rib bliBidueu leinen Jtebol~
pGN0erDDr ullo ioGte Gor, beDor bteler nod
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cine &ugel our0 ben &opf. Graipforb lit
% Sabre alt Hl1b geb0rt elmer ber beitet
GYonliliet lit NSi5conitn an. Gor mar
Ser9nlnnn ut0 55 Sabre alt.
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Ge6Ar Enpi0s, So, 81. Gept.
Die NApobncr BON Solar Geapt6s 1in6
iibe1 bieAGin;eIDetten elmer fSnmilien>Ira=
g0oic, bclcbe ii6 9icnltag JfnhtS in bcr
y}dbe Altrug, nit gntieben e%riiilt. Gin
8oDne, Jtan!enS Solef Q(rb, iueldber tpe7
1liggWfetlen noroitd bon bier tpobnt, err
morDcte lcin 9Seib, in6em CT ibr BEN !6olS
pst DIR su. O6r nit etuem 0taitrmelier
Strd)l6nitt. Die beiher GDegattel1, 1pelGe
|6cit flint SIREN perbetratbet tporell, fit6rtet
7 cine lngllldlt0c GDe uno lebten einlnal
fur3e Belt g%etrcu1t Don einorl6er. Sn Ser
W1orondd}t 1deint tpie0er ein 3anf ptldelt
ibnen entftnnocn SIT lein, III pel6em Qlrb
Die entlebliGe Shat Oolbradte. Die un=,
glitGlt6e, crit % Sabre Glte Sralt, l6leppte
iiN iiber ben 6auSflur III ciu Simmer,
lpeldes stpet anebte bctpoDnten, uto ~ittlrite
al 0cren Bett toDt 5uiammcn. Qlrb itc6te
nod boS 0ouS uno BEN Stall III 8ran0
u1o bate i6on icin Pferb geiattelt, tint sl
flic0en, ais Die 9to6barn berbeieilten uno
baS 6euer I'M Ooule l0id)teu. Sn Der Ser
1ptrrung geIang eS Mrb, SIT SUB 3u e%ntflie~
ben, er wurbe lebodj Dolo eingebolt ut0
Derbaftct. Gr geitan6 SEN Wtoro ein, CAB
o6er an, bnB CT ntd)t ioiiie, tparum CT ieit
gSeib gct6otct babe. Sein 0eift mitlie iii
Tolge ieincr bGll5lihen ,3ipiitigteiten gez
it6rt gepe}en iejn. 6eitDcr lit abcr befannt
Qe>porberl, boB CT idJon Webrcre Wfale oaS
2eDcu lciuer Srau 6ebrobt bate. q
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-24

2ieber 6reunb, Elm Bort an Old!
8enn OH an irgen6 elmer 6auttrant6eit
ooer einem 0autrei3 leibeit, 10 9ebrau6e
0Lcnm'S SGtuefelsSetfe. &bue Oas7
leIbe, tpeuu 0etu Setnt 1llretn, tlcGtg OOer
miBfarbig it,, 9u tptrls es ME bereuel1,
l1eberau 3u baben.
StQ's 6aarz uno 8art : TarbemitteI,
i9nar3 o6er braun, SOC.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-24
sumter, itbcr Qmnoculctoen.

Gin neues 8u6 iiber 6atSz uno Qungenz
leiben, BON 0pttOr Gobert Sumter, mir6
nG6lte @o6e eri6einen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-24

Serr Saslits @nfeattsot lit Gam=
otoat fiar SaS 8iGfer0aet ser Sroa
bnte Court. 7iep1W, tl02B
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-24
TSochenfliche q uf,1ofs s5faots-Beftune,

S4bn's Stu BIT GOmptroaer, Elm mun1, Ser
~ ~: ges MlSge3ei6netiten 9tufeS erTrepl.
S.e Gtnenrs ing gel9ab anf cine BON Den
Sye<Fel 9oDne uro 6orton int NuTtrdge
uDII ~ S. Golburn, Bruns SreitenbaN
all9 WturrD GurrQ eingerc:btc @lage, II
5rsi6i8 o6eSs ' itdjsig " 1ionats n poP6 e ie nad
TO-, ~ oelt ytebengeleben Der Sant gerid6>
tslt Sorl9riften Getijnbigt, 1tno ooslelbe
ltpBOent rod 2tblauf Set SG2loigHngSfrtlt
liWd erDalten fonnten. GolbUrn bat
$sS9.d6, 8reitcn6a0 $401. Al, Srau GurrD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-24
Ner5tli6e Mn5etgen.
Sr. SQ1Me8.

@bIca9o, Sus-
Som Staat gedars
teri sum 3wete, UNI
alien sebet ut IS
liIlo d. tttld1eI
5~ar6nfbciteit in
ihren peri6teberarz
Iigeu nub complicirz
ten fsorineu bic beltz
m69ti6ite Gur an9ez
teiDen Su loiicn. Gs
lit ou9emein in Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-24

ST.. Moers bat ctnen 9rief nerDftent7
:ltbt, tporin er ben 8antsrn tt Der Sa1t be-
0alert, nno beripri6t, baB er ntdt oGoon
ionbern belfen tpirb , aus ben NctI7
pen Die grOBtmDglt6lte Sun ane beraus3uS
i6lagen.
3trft Gimnebn1c,
TT pr. Samuel .. Mar6 e .n9ntt, Yong
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-24

g3ir fteuen bo5 Griu6en an ie6en Mann,
ser iidb fir lanbipirt6laaftltde Wai6iuen
intcreliirt, iiG bic Wii3e ST. MAIDEN ulb BET
ieinen 9nhbarn na63ufragcu ooer pcri0nz
lid sic Gigeni0aften Der Der i0ieoenen Wta>
idineu 3W unterin6en un0 ii0 Die
lleberset9unG 5u Deri6affen, baB
Die 6Grren Sic Gormif bie beiteu un6 erz
folgrei0iten Grnte1 Dtaihinen fobri3iren,
bic ienolS fabri,irt iporoen itno. = SIS
oiebt fein 2ano in Ser 8elt, 100 ma bieie
Wuidinen ni6t tennt unO no bic 6errel1
s. s.. uuo 6. &. Wfc Gormi6 ntdt nit
GGreu aendnnt iper0en.
The New York herald., 1877-07-07
JOHN DALEY's DEATH.

Tho clipper ship Golden staic - now lying at por ~
East River. and yesterday morning. about i've o'clock
astne night watshmsn on tncship went forward ne dis
covered the body Of lying there. Upon approaoh.
ing he found that the dead. II was that oi n
person apparently about twenty three years OF age,
and was well dressed Notes WIS immedistsly gwen
10 the poloc anu the boay was removed 70 the
Fourth precinct station, IN OAK street. The watcn-
man was requested TO remain until The Coroner lad
vowed the body. Ine bUuy laid ~ tue station
house uutl the aornoon, whom, about three O'Clock,
Coroner Flanagan arrived ana alter hearing th' story
OF tie wstchinan aad taking bis AN iayt ordered the
body % bs removed to tae Morgue. IN The mcantinc
friends OF the deceased having heard o tho description
visited tho station house and dcnihed tho boGy as
that of John Daley o No 81 SANDS street, Broo1iyn.
II 10 supposed that hc climbed np over the slie OF tue
vessel by the aic OF tho lorergsng during the night,
fell over IN tie dark striking MS head on ihe deck ant
dloa. why such "A short iali, however, should have
Killed him does not appear The exact cause oi death
examination.
The New York herald., 1877-07-07
ANSWER.

now TO Ei.LtEvE CRAMPS WHITE swIMafYd.
BReoEirs. July 0. 1911
To rHE EptroR TnB HgRALD--
In response TO thc request oi "E. d. s." and &. n.
Hudson, asking fof Information on the subject Of
cramps, viii state what little Information have
gardng them. Thcy are caused by staying long
IN tue water allowing ths limbs 10 bccomc chilled
and persons who have not vigorous circulation Of the
blood subject To shom. Tue best advice 10 such
prs0ns s Ur them to always koop the shore aud
never stay M the wslcr over ten ftccn minutes
and never 80 Ia tho water on iull stomach When a
person - tskou win crnmp Ia the leg or arm hc
suouid turn ovor ON iiis back Keeping the
leg or both perfectly suaght, wnoh Tie paiu
WIN uc considerably lcssened; aud let another
pcfson push hIm TO The slors, NJ " he werc Iog Or ~
person r. near, no cali paddle himself TO the shore
wNn Ma hands u tbs crainp ~ IN the arm he
his legs Rubbing the arm or log while IN The water is
time and strength wasfci, for tho muscles once
uhced will not he relaxed until tne removed
stout, hcshy persons are seldom or never ATTACKED
with cramps. person subject 10 cramps must mako
up his mind whom entering the water That N seized
with them hc must keep cool and follow Instructions
or eso drown.
GEORGE If. WADE, Champion Ocean Swimmer
The New York herald., 1877-07-07

MRS. 1NGERSULL'S STORY.

Mrs. Ipssrsoli vile ol the man who sssbtsd "Jim.
my" Hayes undcr circumstauces already detailed in
these columns, made statement 10 HEKALD rspories
last night IN which she DANES tho injurious nllcga
tons contained IN the anidsvt Of her husband, the
substance OF which was published yesterday shs
declares that Monday evening she did not
Mr. ingcrsoIl says, cut Of a house ia
Charlton street arm In arm with Hayes but
that she why NJ homo all that evening. al wss
mol Tho lady at ALL" shc sud. Mrs. Ingspoi
has been married eighteen years Hcr husband, she
alleges, Is gambler, ana i1r the past I've years
after tie marriage she says he gave her money, but
since that tiinc has not gwen hor ccn On tue con-
tfnry during the past years. she has supported
him and her ycarod son out OF the pronts
oil large boarding house kept w hcr up town. Mrs.
lugcrs0I iurthcr says che has known Mr. Hayes for
fifteen years, and that his wife "a bosom friend"
oi hers. She dohiss that sho evor met
Hayes on street corners, that he ever In
ducod her 10 brsak up house, and also the
statement that he sent her son Texas 10 ret him
out Of the way. Mr. Hayes, she says. did not 70 70
san Francisco with her 81 went" she said with
young lady VINO was going 70 marcy a gentleman
therc aud she was married the day AFTER wo arrived
Only two wccks ago. Mrs. lngcrsol added she wns
WIN her sister IN the street when they we're accosssd
by bcr husband who refused 10 leave them until her
sister gave him " 80. In justice 10 herself and 10
MI Hayss and his family she felt bound, shs asid 70
contradict his statements
The New York herald., 1877-07-07

ordinate who knew all about the case telling you that
tners you we're who Knew proSsDy ss ss about the
suits as the merest yro at the bar opposing the use Of
the evidence because, as you say ID your report, ~
did not consider MIN necessary 10 tho of the
people in that action and this you aihrm ID the face
OF the letter OF your suoordnaios. which have just
sibly as evidence Of your intelligence. But MI Tweed
necessary Tor the kind OF success you atiajpcl
Tor the people Rather than try the Ipon legti-
mate evidenos you concluded to cheat Tweed
into the Idea Of his release and TO cheat Swseny into
and thus prevent tweed from getting out and making
some money for the State at the same time And how
da you max: ,, m this % money! Peter swesny would
mates virtually admit that they were anaoe to show
that he had. ,,., ~ t,es ~. tls- .-fUf
rhE DEAD nAxs sLAcKgSKD MEMORY
To accommodate you In yoor money views Peter B.
James o % 81 .Ss q s :
0a tbiei although no suit civil or criminal was ever
commenced against him by you and there is no proof
and give you tne money you demand he oilers, as exc
ecutor to pay s4oo 900 out Of james sweeny estate
and thus rob his heirs 10 that extent And Shis pub
lie rumor says, you were Wiling to connive az aud
CONSENT toi And you are The nrst law officer OF the
and cali your attention to tho statute which reads as
folsws:-- aiilM 600 aTn ~ 1itNHli d sni
ass sa 5 s 's s q ss.
whereby MADE liable Il
sum money o. Ss rsSts Or MAY IL sny
menti state prison Tor term not exceeding ten
1sr;Sa a w1S 'hsps an nsssssoIy 10 any felony Is
same manner hersn prescribed with 10 pfincipss
In she hrst degree.
GRArurrous ADVICE.
James N. Swesny being dead. you and your friend
Peter may not be drawn III this case directly wihn
the meaning u the above acts, but you are close
enough to them 10 render u prudent, II engaged IN
such dealings IN Tie future, tor you Study the spirit
ss vol ne the letter vi the law. fl efl
Unless some provision can be mado by law, whereby
we may secure conpetsnt men TO hil the position.
think your suggestion 10 The Governor that attorney
generals DO directed by law TO mako Official reports
should not bs entertained. II Is not aood policy
winch would perpelualc The remembrance OF either
ignoranes Or dishonesty. az JOHN D. TOWNSEND
NEW YoRK, July o, 1877. arms aaff r
The New York herald., 1877-07-07
rHs TROUBLE WITH sfNssBRfpeE

TO EpiToR or Tmg herald: =
| DO not wish TO lind unnecessary fault with your
correspondents who petition the Hudson River Rail.
road TO relieve tho present peDi up condition Of Kings
bridge. hut they must not Ue unrcasoh N ,ble to
ask the railroad people 10 stop an Albany express
tram at small place. VIA, should be urged Is IA
return OF tho old accommodation Let tho nrsi Dolly
Warden" train start rom rhifticth street say at 20
A. NJ, reaching kiugsbriagc at seven o'clock, and then
lot lhe ieakskll or sing sing tIaln stop and taso
up tue Kin2sbrid.c ladies aud gentlemen who do
want 10 leave before hall past eight. As the lime table
ton with the busy wor!d Tor we can'i get away I'LL
late IN tho nng AMI must come nome before :
set This makes II good place 10 stag and sieep bat
all sioop much, hope our cIIors. throag i
the courtesy aud kiudnoss Of The HERALD. Will
cessful TO nuse q mvrc wideawakc ordor OF things
klNGSDEIDGE.
The New York herald., 1877-07-07
psNGERoUs FgREIEs.

To THE EDITOR OF Tns HEaALp:-
wish to complain Of the'ierry arrangements OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company Jersey CITY aud
Cortandt sraet, referring PARTICULARLY to the lack OF
provision tor preventing people lroia Jumping after
the boat and into he water. gate IS provided on
tho boat to prevent Jumping ashore I'll, the boat Is last
but none on the bridge TO prevent accidents III jump
Ing on board Almost every morning al Jersey CITY
tho boats daily m the slips Tor haii minute so after
they are detached IRON the bridge Mt "a telnptiug
jumping distance, rs II TO encourage and cnticc
people to jump alter them ana jast miss juinpiDg
ABOARD Accidents frequently occur from that cause,
ana crowds o. indignant passengers bcrae tho com.
pany every day tor their neglect to prevent such
things by SIMPLY having gate on shore well
the boat Al their request I make the compliant
ELIZABETH
The New York herald., 1877-07-07
POISON PrDDLFns.

To TaE EDIroR or ThE llsRALp:-
The attention oi the Board .: Health is respectfully y
called TO two dangerous compounds that are bcin q
nawked about the streets. The rst Is kind OF looth
powder wash Tho method OF selling this s to col.
lee, crowd by somo device or Other, and then to
take some one, generally ch'ld WHO knows no bc-
ter, whose teeth are discolored md covered with
tartar, and TO exhibit them TO by ystansrs. The
sun TO bs sold Is then applied 70 the tecth aud they
are cleaned Immediately. such COMPOUND must
necessarily cpnain ingredients tnat are Obstructive TO
the vnaneI. and us sale should be prevented, cspec
ally n view OF the TACT that ts victims ara TOO often
ighornut but well meaning chlIdron The second
preparation tina, should be outswcd ~ magic silver
plating luld TO be used upon Old spoons, &c. piece
oi brass II rubbed wth II, and Immediately seems TO
be covered with aim OF puro silver Now this stun
IL nothing moro or less than preparation Of quick
silver or mercury, ana when used upon spoons or
sniiaf articles - quickly taken Iuto the syst m aud
soon proiaccs mcrcufini poisoning n. o. N.
The New York herald., 1877-07-07
BpookLYN's pANprMoN1um.

To THE EDIron or rms HRaALD.-
Al The corner OF Franklin avenue and Bergen street.
Brooklyn, there is a lager beer brewery, where on
evory Sabbath crowd Of Germans assemble and dis.
COURSE from their capaeious lungs and hoarsc hroats
the most boaslly Sounds which they iondy believe to
be music IL Wagner Not content, however, that
quiet citizens rcsidng in the ncighborhood should
suffer from this annoyance alone, whicn IL certainly
almost intense enough 10 drive them, each all
embrace the dernier resort oi Wcrther, tho owners
vi the OF Establishments maintained mui,itulnous pack
Of ours, whose discordant barks make night hideous
IA the most realistic sense ol hat word. The canine
chorus seems to be composed OF big and little dogs of
authorities OF BROOKLYN nave been repeatedly asked to
remedy the evil, but hav0 never made their urisdc-
tiou permanently effective. CuR-nATER.
The New York herald., 1877-07-07
STATE SCHOLARSHIPS.

Tho School Commissioners Of Westchester county
met a, White Plains yesterday for the purpose Of
lccting, by competitive examination three candidates
ior state scholarships Mt Coruoll University,
that being tho number TO which The county
II cnthlod. There were but ave applicants three OF
whom, being under the required age, we're not ex-
amincd by the Commissioners. The remaining two.
Herbert Goodman and William Gaui, having been
found properly quaiIod were appointed from Tho
First aud sccund uiStrIcisL rcspcctIrelY.
The New York herald., 1877-07-07
The PUBLIC SCHOOL DRAWINGS.

In the HERALD OF yesterday it was stated iu roer-
enoe to the exhibition OF drawings at the building OF
the Board Of Education, that the design IN tile
Greek style By Theodore uthof aud horse's
head Ia crayon by j. kchet, were contributed from
Grammar school Sh ~ sucn not the cage how
ever a. both exhibitors were pupils ot No Is the
drawings should be credited 10 that school.
The New York herald., 1877-07-07
THE NEW REGIME.

In sccordsncc with thc views Of President Hayes, a
special meeting was called OF the District Committee
Of tho Eighth Assembly district Of tins o,ly last
ing and all the Office b odors resigned A now occ
ton was held and tho following gentlemen were nnan-
moa-y chosen W Nj tho places oi tho oIco holders
President, Bernard Rourso. Vice presidtnls John
J..Verry ana Morton Britton Treasurer, George w.
Lewis, Delegates To Central Committee, George W..
Lanihier Henry vorsaH, iuuwg Miller, Thomas
Riscr, Isaac W. Mead, Peter sehumaker and Patrick
4
The New York herald., 1877-07-07
A MfSlArIinn BOO POUND.

To Tiig EDITOR rnE HgKALp:--
lwish to complain OF thu annoyance 10 which the
residents Of Seventy sixth and Seventy seventh streets
East have to submit On Seventy seventh street, be.
tween Second aud Third avenues, In the OF the
lot stands sbanty winch Us led by tho dog catcher
ol this DIS rici with dogs oil all kinds anu as the
shanty Is small they nrc packed close Their howIs
disturb The neighDurhvOu that ~ Is impossible 10
sleep. burng last night snt up Tor hours unable 10
sieep because OF their ycs anu barking Should this
10 alio wed! YUkKVILLE.
The New York herald., 1877-07-07
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

[NoyE-Le,ters intended for this column must be
accompanied by the writer's fun name and address to
insure attention ComplaInsnis who unwilling 10
comply with this rule simply waste time In writing
wrse on only one side Of tho papsE- HERALnl
The New York herald., 1877-07-07
EAST RIVER BRIDGE ACCIDENT.

Henry wetscr, laborer while AZ work at The Fast
River Bridge foundation, at the corner Of Dover aud
Cherry streets, yesterday, was severely nJured by n
dumping wagon falling on him. He was seat 70 the
Chambers street HospiiaL His family live al NO "
Twenty -nrsL street, Brookyn.
The New York herald., 1877-07-07
THE rnx-cNwr BAGGAGE swrNDnE.

10 ruE EplroR or THE HEaALD:--
II "Expressmau," who complains of having to pay a
fee OF Ten cents Tor every piece OF baggage LETT the
Long Island Railroad hanles much baggage he must
also have been compelled to pay the fee the
Delaware, LACK awanua and Western Railroad aud New
York central aud hudson River Railroad |, ike him,
nave been swindicd AT all these ssations Tnc parties
who have control OF the baggags on these roads have
their own wagons, ana II an outsider comes with
trunk he must walt, with horse aud wagon until tho
owner comes or bc robbed OF ten cents A VICTIM.
The New York herald., 1877-07-07
KILLED on THE RAIL.

An unknown man was run over and instantly killed
near tho Harlem River BY tho New Hovon Railroad
tram which lsis ths Forty seoood street depot at
twenty minutes past seven O'clock last evening.
The New York herald., 1877-07-07
ANNoYINa DELAYS Ar HopoKEN rrnRY.

TO THE EDroE or rHE HEaALp:--
Cannot the Delaware and Lackawannn Railroad Com :
pany their table with tho Houoken Ferry
Company so that passengers will not be delayed from
fifteen to twenty-five minutes IN crossing 10 New York
when thoy reach Hoboken al nightY | come IRON
Easton very often III the $40 tram, ana Oh roach.
inv Hoboken l have had sometimes walt oven
twenty hlne minutes 10 cross New York. IL Is duo
10 some cnangc ON tue part oil the ferry company IL
is loo bad to Keep whole tram OF people waiting es
pecaiy sthe railroad company promise py their ne
table, TO deliver passengers IN New York ~ twenty
i've minutes past ton. INDIGNANT TRAY VELLER
The New York herald., 1877-07-07
r51Icn COMMISSIONERS, ATTENTION

To THE EDITOR THE HERALp:-
On the l2in any OF last month complaint was pre-
ferred against ''ono OF tho finest police force the
world" No ll63. OF the Twelfth precinct. for viola
tion OF tue rucs in entering private house, smash
Ing open the door OF one of tho npart tinents and
ATresting au innocent pnrty since thai tmo nothing
has been seen or heard OF the same and OF opin.
ION that through assistance Of his political friends
the complaint has O0en "done away with " Tho yen.
tlenan who took the Deposition At Headquarters
says .the papers have been returned to him and
tho Is not yet on the calendar" viii the Com.
niissoners iuvestigats this matters NJ
The New York herald., 1877-07-07
DEATH ON THE ROOF.

Two little rrls, Ross Smith, six years old and Mar
gare, scow, eight years old, dancns on the root
oi their residence No $40 Nadison street. Yesterday.
Boh fell INTO the yard aud koso was killed. Margaret
was oniy slightly Injured.
The New York herald., 1877-07-07
RAPID TRANSIT IN BnooKLrN.

Tho Brookynics who admire the scenery along the
rous 10 Fort Hamilton will have increased iscites io
reaching tha, enjoyable locality IN tho course Of the
present month, when six new steam driven Of the
Baldwin pattern viii be placed the limo from
Twenty.nith street To Fort Harnitoa. The new cars
Will no three feet longer Than thoso In use and
will be banisoinct Ia design. The time occupied
IN transit me depot viii be twenty minutes, tn-
stead ol lorty -three minutes. ~ Ia now the case
The New York herald., 1877-07-07
THE STATUE OF LIBERTY.

HnHIH.H ihf siAlUE pF LibEhias
To rnE EDITOR OF rHE HERALD-
Maby who are dcsirous OF subscribing TO the land
for Tie erection of The Of Liberty donated by
The French are ignorant OF the names location OF
the pefsvns authorized 20 receye subscriptions There
Should be scine popular movement, in TINS matter.
.It ... I'D ANhnlCES
The New York herald., 1877-07-07
NASSAU STREET NAsrrxEss.

NASSAU STREET NAsTINEss.
To THE EDITOR OF The HRRALD:--
VIII you please call the attention OF our lustrious
City Fathers TO the condition OF Nassau street. in tho
neghborbood OF Ann? rbe coalition OF the street is
such As TO commahd the attention not only OF the
Street Commissioners, but OF the Board OF Heath.
The New York herald., 1877-07-07
AVENUE As nowDirs.

To THE EprroR THE hEEALp;--
Iw.sh call the attention OF the police to 4 gang
OF Ioaiers who take position every night on the
southeast and northeast corners OF Sixth street and
avenue A. They insult the ladies who pass, calling
them all sorts oi names. PARENT.