davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
ANSW
poLITNEss or THE PERMIT CLERK.


To TIM EproR TIM HERALD:-
For the last seven years have several occasions
boon compelled to call al the Office OF the Com.
missoncrs Of Correction for the purpose Of obtaining
permits 10 patients IN tho institutions under thcir
control, and IN every instance nave been treated
the mot polite manner by the gentleman In charge OF
that department My experience Is the very reverse
OF lnat OF I. a. B., who has made complaint ip your
coumna I. L. I.
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

lNorE-Lctters Intended for this column must be
accompanied by the writer's full name and address TO
insure attention. Complainants who are unwilling TO
comply with this rule simply waste time in writing
Write on only ono side OF tho paper-ED HERALD
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

KING HLLIARn.-M the home OF tina bride, In
Titusville Pa, juno ~ GEORGE KING, Of OIL City, Pa,
10 Miss NErTIkJ NJ HILLfARD OF tho former plnce by
Rev. J. N. Fradcnburg, Ph d.
wArsoS-BAcKUs -On June Z, at tho British Lega-
and aiicrward ~ the Lima Espcopai Chapel, Dy tho
Rev Campbell Mackinnon, b. A.. assisted by the Rev.
Ii. j. Weathcrhcad, NJ. A. CHARLES HoRsrALL WAT
SON and NARY q BAogus, ncice oi Horny MoIggs. No
cards.
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
THE CRlMMINs DIVORCE CASE.

Counsellor J. NJ Van Colt took evidence yesterday,
referee In tho divorce suit ol Mr.. Crimmins tho
contractor Mrs. Crimnins, the plaintiff, IA a daugh-
ter oi Mr.. Fernandez, d! the New YORK Hotel Tho
question al issue Is the custody OF y child.
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
RoWDY POLITICIANS.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALp:-
desire to call the attention OF tho police to gang
OF political ioacrs who stand tho southeast
OF Mott ana Spring streots Their principal amuse-
ment Is knocking of gentIsinen's hats and kicking
them when they st0op to pick thcm up. b.
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
YOUNG IlERETIcs.

To TuE EDITOR THg HEgALD:-
wish TO call the aitcnlion Of the police OF the
Thirty ynrst precinct 10 the young rowdes who amuso
themselves by breaking the windows in the little
church on Seventy -hrst street, rear Ninth avenue
BLOOMINGDALE
The New York herald., 1877-07-11

their crowds Of aud loads Of freight by
way OF fsrriss train twelve freight
Of the docks leading these eres would
actual ckade ali this tratic aud business the
especially the third Sixta and Eixhh n.o
nues all night crowded durins many "f hs
named In ths resolution. with persns Going %
their homes and ther places and with
persons who engaged Ia night work Tram Of icisht
drawn up these Hverues might stop the
running of the horse ears for halt an hour
Az hour time to the annoyance
OF hundreds passengers great deal
Of freight arriving southern boats st night Is moved
Immediately and would the obstruction OF the ir.sht
block The nuisance would be great even II tho
tracks should be kept clear during tne r,., wnee
d.y. But the experience 81 the oa curtin
avenue freight line and the impossibiiity OF
moving loading and unloading any important amount
freight within the designated hours ana getths the
cleared o'clock in the morning. iorees yon
the conviction tnat the felt iine o ROAD
would great portion of the day be occupied ana
blocked freight trains BY the terms o the resoo'
tion all railroads terminating NJ the port OF New
York; he allowed The privilege OF using the
Belt for freight ON equal conditions inns ~
scarcely to require notice NO ohcr
York Central could use the tracks OF
they could and dad. then the whole belt
OF between fifty-nintI street and the Battery
would BE- given up to surface freight railway,
adversely 10 the passage OF tho
named but woald be disposed to
proposition that could facilitate the
moving handling of freight by granting the privilege
above Canal street with railroad
m the right steam engines dummies
and o run It's freight ears 10 that spot
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
STREET NAMES AND NUMBERS

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
is really ncompreheosblo to foreigners that in
city like New YORK attention Is not paid to tho
lettering and numbering OF the s,roots II Is very
noying to- be compelled TO ask policemen and con-
ductors the names and numbers or streets. especially
whom tho necessity could be oasily avoided.
MIOPE.
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
CLOSE THE STATIONERY STORES.

To EDITOR HEKALD:-
''We close at three 2. NJ on Saturday" These
words In most OF the largo houses down town,
except In those tho printing and station cry bust
ness, most OF which keep open until five and six
O'Clock =. NJ Why do not they close at three T. MI
STATIONERY CLERK.
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
AVE MONTHS DIRT AND DUST

TO EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Is 1t possible that the slroot swocpers will never
come aloug WY again, Horatio street, between
Washington and Greenwich streets, has not seen
broom i've months, and the dust and dirt are
terrible
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
THE WORST PAVED STR EFT IN NEW YORK.

"Poor Depositor'' must lend BITS name and address
before his complaint can De puoiished.
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
A SUSPICIOUS FALL.

To TIE EDITOR TIE HERALD:-
There Is post In tho centre OF Hancock street, near
Stuyvcsant avenue Brooklyn which is dangerous
ought to he removed fell It the other night
JEFFERSON STREET.
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
CANDIDATES FOR THE ISLAND.

To THE EDITOR HERALD.
Please call the attention OF the Central Park Com
missioners 10 tho young scoundrels who sit In the
shady portions OF the Park and watch for ladies' who
are unsccompanicd by gentlemen Tor the purpose Of
insulting them. They ought " be driven out by tue
police J. ". c.
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
BROOKLYN FINANCES.

1t is reported by Registrar whitney, Of Brooklyn,
wa. be has collected during tho week ending July l.
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
THE ICE CREAM MEMS cow BELLS.

To EDITOR HERALD:-
Is It possible stop the horrible ding dong Of
the cheap leo cream men who flourish in the sidc
streets every evening? believe the frightiul ringing
was stopped some yeats ago, when the milkmen used
TO thus herald thar coming W. H. B.
The New York herald., 1877-07-11
DIED.

ARNs-on Tuesday, July 10, srILLxAS +. ARMS,
NJ D., in his s4th year.
Relatives and friends are invited TO the iuneraL from
The New York herald., 1877-07-11

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Please call attention OF the authorities to the pave
ment In Fifteenth street. between Seventh and Eighth
avenues. 1t is the worst paved street IN New YORK
" IL K
The New York herald., 1877-07-11

RArTETL On Monday, July 0, 1877, JOHANNA RAFTER,
In tho 4Sth year Of her ago, q native CastletOwn
county Carlow, Ireland.
Her friends, and those Of her cousin Mary Fore.
man. are respectfully invited attend hcr funeral,
from the residence oi hor cousin, Mrs Foreman, on
Wednesday, 1lth, at one O'Clock r N.
RErLLy.-On Monday, Julys. at nine O'Clock, GHoRGl
f., only OF Michael and Elizabeth q. Reilly, aged
years, IL months and day.
Funeral from late residence, 2l2 West 2Sth ST.. at
ten o'clock a. n, this Wednesday
MLkY.-On Monday, July o. Of apoplexy, JOHN II.
RiLsY, IN the 5Sth year OF his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at
toud the unera IRON his ao residcnce 3i2 west S1st
st., on Wednesday, July IL, at quartor rino A. NJ,
and from ST. Pauls Church half-past nine A. NJ.
RoDasRs On Monday. July 0, jams RoDaERs, OF
The friends ana relatives Of the family are respect
fuy invited to attend the funeral scrviccs Wcdncs-
day. llth Instr at our O'CLOCK IRON hrs sse residence.
sEAKs.-on Monday, July 0, JouS SEARS
Relatives, friends and members Of the Fire Depart
mcnt are respectfully invited TO attend his funeral,
Wednesday morning. July III, from house $50 West
1Stn St. at halipast nine O'clock thcncc 70 Church OF
ST. Francis XAVIER, 10th St, between 9th and 9th
California and savannah tGa) papers please copy.
SMITH On Monday, 9th inst, CARRIE NJ. daughter
OF q. Hastcad and Caroline NJ Smith, agod IL years,
months and 10 days.
Relatives aud friends arc invited " astond hes
funeral IRON South I'd 81 church, Brooklyn, T. D., on
"Wednesday, July H. At three O'clock without furhor
Sing Sing papers please copy.
WALsH.-Mrs. BRIDGET WALSH late Of Baon, county
Carlow. Ireland, In the o6th year OF her ago.
Funeral will take place from her lato residence, 270
Halliday ST. Jersey City, at two p M, 18th inst.
Intcrment at Calvary Cemetery
California papers please copy.
WEBBER.-Corn walvilIe N. T., July O. 1877
William wcbbcr, In the soth yoar Of his age.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully invited TO at
tend bis iunora from the residence OF mis- sister, Mrs.
John Morris, 242 East SD St. Now York city al half
past two 7. NJ, on July IL, 1877.
wEsks-Oa Tuesday, the 10th, EVA L., only child
Funeral at two =. NJ, on tho 18th Of July, at the
residence Of the parents fremont
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-10


! be observed the conference Recommended the
appointment OF acommission to visit the sew
eral localities and report the result of their
OBSERVATIONS; but it occurs to me that this ser.
woe might perhaps be performed with more
satisfaction and economy and equal efficiency
9y PERSONS to be appointed by the commits
sloners OF the several counties or other local
a.1thorltles OF the districts Immediately in
VOWED, and therefore prefer to refer the
whole matter to your supervision. I cali vonr
further attention to the recommendation of
Inc conferences that i'll the event of the an
polntment OF National commission for the
investigation OF the locust problem. each OF
the Interested States and Territories appoint
,, : COMMISSIONER for cooperation with such
National commission. think it would he
wise 10 appoint such = commission for this
State in the event named. s. = - 80
With respect TO- the question Of granting
.ne ald OF tue State in any shape to past or tu-
lure sufferers, the many considerations in
volved constrain me to speak With much
hesltanoy. SO tar a. relates to such counties
as have sustained but one or even two wears
loss OF crops, or whose territory has been INT
partially devastated, submit that everv in
stlnct OF self respect, Of expediency. instice
and common humanity should impef such
counties to the maintenance of the affiieta1
within their own limits, either through ex-
lstng PROVISIONS for tho care Of the county
poor Or through such agencies as may be pro-
I vided. But in such counties Is have been
totally ravaged tor four successive years, suoh
course ID impracticable. In these all Alike
I are poor and the levy Of taxes instead Of bnr-
dening tho strong to help the weak. simnlv
l comes back upon the sufferers themselvea
who arc already overborne In the stru1sle
Ior the direat necessafie s of life. Hsnce
~ serious problem demands urgent =
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-10

'maIlY established by law has lad To mncb
confusion and irresularity. and sometimes at to
their regular election bv the nenTe' o NE n1d
territorial statute which exh1icif]v nrov;d H,d
for the first operation Of co1lnty Sovernmen1
was repealed. or SO modified nn3er the ra'
vision of 1856. az to Indicate M ,natbo, nt MO.
oedure, and to diyest the Governor ~ pnv
express authority to the end nronosed
Where there has seemed an urgent necas.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-10

i The ONR indivisibls uat,an ~ho.. A.. ,
second birth was sealed mn the M n
people, has rounded tt.s ORA eentsrv q
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-10

ltosk occasion ono year ago to repeatedly
cessity existing for tho practice Of persistent
economy, officially and privately, a. the arst
essential to recovery from widespread embar-
rassment. ] retoioe at the indications now
everywhere Afforded fhat this salutary work
OF retrenchment has earnestly begun. The
more considerate Disbursements on public &C.
count and the surtailment Of individual liy-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-08

Io regard to recent publications as to the re-
suit Of interviews with him the President said
that like others lie had freely expressed his
views % the electoral question, but had not
said what he would or would DOT do further
thao recognize bis successor 50 legally declared.
The President, 90 being asked what he thought
OF the democratic meetings, 10 be held to NOR
row 10 various places, said they seemed to b,
Intended to lntlmidate the opposite party a1d
make capital. The effect on the public mind
of the North would depend on the character OF
the proceedings. The people were 20. to tc
brought to submission by attempted inim!da.
ton. Ii the speeches delivered at those meet
| logs are temperate or moderate, advising cou-
formity to law and order, and acQuiesceDce 10
the decision 10 be reached by CoDgrcs, Is to
which presidential candidate received the ma
jorlty OF the electoral VOTE the democrats might
strengthen their position, otherwise coc,r2-y
effect might be the result.
| The President says that, contrary 10 .=::-..
" published statement he has no !ulculi,c 9:
sending message to Congress 90 the su.:c.
of the Geneva award He thought, however,
| that Congress ought to extcod the class OF case
for which damages arc claimed; that none 0:
the award ought to 60 back to Great b!ltaiu,
because the entire amount was les. than The
| Va!uc Oh the SHIPS destroyed, ana tnat II thcF2
were any surplus it would be good thla. l.
eXpend it toward restoring our merch2n, ma.
roc to what it was before the dap:elatloos -:
the rebel cruisers.
The reason given by the 'rcs!apt ior asking
the members Of the po!;c: b2ari .: commission
ers OF this District FIR th::r ra=Isaa.!ons VA
that on readlDg the testimony tasca II ihc r.
cent investigation c0acerC.aL g.tahiaG house
he was surprised to learn TIA: iLc.r sa?prcs
sion had been neglected. IL ha3 been in
Washington long time, bu, L. 1. n)t until r.
Gently learned og the actual cxis,e1co CT ~
many places OF ,ha: character, which were ear
ried 90 contrary to Law, aad should therefore
he closed H. knew nothing o! the alleged
police conspiracy agalns. Representative Whit
thoroc, e1cep. what two detectives related 10
him.
The President 10 reply to question concern.
Jog the recont romova! Of ordnance and ord.
nance stores said the force at Jefferson being
small they we're sert to Rock Island, where
they could be properly guarded, but he had no
knowledge Of recent movement Of like mate.
rial from Baton Rouge to New York, although!
the report might be true
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-08
ArUvANDRrA GAzETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
70 BUY the tickets. The phraseoloSy of the

70 buy the tickets. The phraseoloSy of the
resolution should be changed.
The Chair supposed the object OF tie reso-
luton was to assist the poor house, as many
benevolent persons would make contributions
to it by the purchase CT the tickets. lie would
suggest that The resolution be amended by in
saring the word benevolent before the word
citizens, and substituting pint for bowl or plate.
Mr. Seals thoughta pint OF thin soup small
meal for hungry map, and was in favor oil
making the quantity larger.
Mr. Hughes opposed the resolution. II
would, in his opinion, be much better to cal
gu benevolent people for contributions to the
soup house than to be engaged in the small
business of selling tickets for i've cents to kceI
it up. Such measure did not seem RICH
here at home, and would not sound RICH
abroad, and that it would go abroad he kueV
for he saw many things that occurred here 10
ticcd in papers published out Of the city.
The resolution as amended was then adopt
ed, and having been sent back to the Board o
Aldermen, was returned amended so as t
make the tickets good for quart instead OF
pint Of soup, il which amendment the Boart
concurred and then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-08
Grant SDeakS Again.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-Last week the Louis
lana republican Legislature passed a resolution
asking for military protection against appre
htnlcl democratic violence, and this rcsolu
ton was tcIegraphcl to the President and laid
before the Cabinet last Tuesday, when it wa:
deemed proper that 20 action should be taker
upon it. But since that time Governor kal
logg tcIegraphed to the President to the same
effect, and desiring the recognition Of the re-
publican Governor aud Legislature AS Two inau
guraions will take place to day 10 New Orleans
that OF Packard. republican. aud OF Nichols
democrat. by their respective parties.
The President having prepared a reply to
Gov. Kellogg telegram called an eytraordi.
nary meeting Of the Cabinet yesterday to in J..
form the members Of his proceedings. The re
ply was unanimously approved, and transmit
ted by telegraph TO Gov. Kellogg, and the sub
stance of it atterward given by the President to
a representative OF the New York Associated
Press, as follows:
There will be two ioaugurations Of Gov
errors 10 morrow, unless one Of them is pre-
vented. ! do NOT, however, propose to inter
tere with them have nothing before me to
justify action 10 the way OF recognizing either
Governor. and therefore cannot do SO, partcu-
larly as committee Of each House Of Congress
is DOW eogaged 10 investigating all the facts of
the late election, including the contests OF the
two Governors and the two Legislatures both
Gaining to BE- l.gally elected. For ME, under
these circumstances, to recognize one or the
other would BE- hardly justIabc, and have so
Informed Gov. Kellogg
The President further SAID that the demo.
cratic State Government organization has the
sympathy Of such portion oil the people of that
State as have the requisite means to give sus-
tenance 10 it, aud their Governor aud Legisla-
ture would be recognized BIZ them, even ifthere
were not halt SO many as there are now 10 the
democratic party in Louisiana. The President
repeated that be would not Interfere by recog.
nizlog either government uotiI the contest
should be settled through the Congressional in.
vestigatlou DOW IL progress, but he should con-
slider it to be his duty to keep the peace if oc
cason requires, and prevent b!oodshed pending
the poltlca Implications.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-08

The CELEBRITY with which j radical can change
his opinions is one OF the most amusing things
of this amusing age. 1t was only in Spetem-
Der last that Mr.. Boutwell, made speech 10
which he used these words: ''lf Mr.. Tilden is
declared President by the t,co Houses Of Con-
greSs" (which clearly show that at that time
the idea that tie President OF the Senate alone
should declare the President had not catered
his mind and yet. hardly Two moths after
ward, he is reported to be one Of the Sena-
tors who have no doubt whatever of the right
Of one member of one branch Of Congress,
the President Of the Senate, to count the votes
and declare who shall be President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-08

Mr.. William Cock. one Of the lawyers en-
ploye6 il the case made UP by the Washing
ton Republican against the gamblers of that
city, has written letter TO the proprietor OF
that paper, 10 which be says:
Tho public shall BE- made acquainted with
base efforts employed Oh your part and others,
constituting vile conspiracy, to prostitute and
use Major Richards aud members of the de.
tective lorcc to destroy or impair Congress.
sioual investigation and TO iojurc Hon. W. &.
Whitthornc. Other matters, equally dlshon.
cradle and netarious, shall be uncovered.
"Whcn thieves fall OUT &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-08
: By 1'clegrap!..l

NEW YORK, Jan. s.-Stocks L@.l :.:.l h.::ag
Tor n. Y. Central and Michigsn Central; rest
steady. Money e. Gold log. Government
active, unsettled and lower. Flour dull snd
unchanged. Wheat quiet arl heavy. Cor"
dull and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Jan'y. S.-Vlrginis IL, de:eEre!.
ca VIrgiaias, consolidated. tGs do - series .:
Cotton strong excited and higher m!-c:::s b.
Flour scarce and lirm Howard =. a.t Yves: :.
Super 75sS5 80; do. Extra .5sS5 >; d..
Family jQsS7 %; City Mills super J.S".-
DO. Extra ) 75aS7 60; do. Rio brands :, d.
Family So Wheat scarce and very i'm; Nc.
> Western winter red l44sllS; No. :. C4Icsso
Spring l35sl3s; Msrylsnd red prime 49, Pen
sylvania red l55sl5S; amber lG2 90. "Ei:2 l'''
leo. Corn-Southern firm and quiet; Mc:tc:a
steady and firm Southern white 53a'o; DO. yell
low 5Sa59; Western mixed ola spo. .; new
spot 5o5 Feb 5:ssJo; March $3.50. O.ta nHin
iEaly unchanged. Rye nominaly 1-s.t CO
yer Seed scarce and firm q. II 1Ja>lo. 4!ag t.'
and steady MARYLAND and Pennsylvania pr me-
lGaSlS. Pork Is j0aSlS -. Coffee strong AL
higher; Rio csrgoes l9a2!2!! iobhing l'!,-
Sugar active and firm at II :sl2 Na!sEey co-
and steady at 81 IA.
PHILADELPHIA. .Iaa. o.-Ca,.!c dA.. -!
lower; sales Of 21CO eztra Pennsylvanl. AID
Western Steers st G.s7c fair 10 good 90. ~ "a
&c; common 4a5c. Hcgs trim sales q! joV' A
jOsS92o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-08

1t is reported that one Of the radical electors
of Pennsylvania. who thought about attempt
ing an effort to quiet the country by casting his
vote for Tildeu, was deferred from doing SO By
threats that if he did be would never leave
Harrisburg alive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-08
The Disputed States.
LOUISIANA.

The bill approprlating $l5S, 900 ior mileage,
per diem, ADD legislative expenses was passed
by the radical legislature Of Louisiana last Sat
uriay. The bill prohibiting formation OF mill
tary organizations other than militia was also
passed. The democratic legislature passed the
resolution declaring the canvass of the late
election returns by the returning board null
and void, and instructlug the Judiciary Com
mttec to prepare an act providing tor the
proper and legal canvass Of said election re-
turns.
1t is reported that General LoDgstreet has
espouscd the right cause and will be appointed
Msior General Of militia under Gov. Nichols.
ID. 3. Penn is to be Adjutant General. The
iudecs of the Supreme Court to be appointed
by Gov. Nichols are Manning, Egan, Elnuey
he is convinced Gov. Nichols was elected.
Both the governors are to be inaugurated
to-day, but as no trouble is unprecedented no
further military movements will take place IN
that direction.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
4 dispatch to the Baltimore Sun from Co..
Iumbia says that Judge Mackey has notified
Gov. Chamberlain by letter that if he does net
withdraw bis claims to the gubernatorial office
before the lst of February he will make public
documents now IN his (Nackey's) possession,
the contents Of which would coosign Governor
Chamberlain to the pc0ltcDtlary.
Four companies Of the Third Artillery arc
under marching orders and will leave Tor Staten
Island as soon as the weather permits. 1t is
reported that all troops DOW here will soon fol-
low, except the EightceDth Infantry.
FLORIDA.
The Congressional Committee lately engaged
in Investigating the Florida election, have re-
turned to Washington. The democratic mem
bers say that the frauds BY which the State
vas returned as having gone for Hayes are so
apparent that the radicals can not possibly con.
c,al them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-08

Another meeting of the European confer.
euce will take place to-day at Constantnoplc.
1t is said the foreign plenipotentlaries have de-
ciGed to make DO further concessions to the
Porte and the outlook continues extremely
critical. a force Of Circassians and Bashi
Bazouks attacked the Turks at Negotin last
week and were repulsad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-08

Postmaster General Tyner has discontinued
the postofice at Granada, Miss, because the
people there didn't respect the radical post
master, and radical paper, in announcing the
fact, adds there is nothing like GrmoesS tc
bring the obstinate and hot.headed persons tc
their Senses" How's that for republican