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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-25

TnE New York Htrdhd, referring 10
tho late effort on tho part Of Conkling
to avoid the responsibility Of his soyerc
criticism upon tho President md his
policy, accounts for tho Senator's OF.
hibilion OF weakness, upon tho ground
TINT being beaten; on Saturday, md
revolving this disaster in his mind On
Sunday, he evidently becnrno dcmoral-
lied, and oh Monday mode his personal
explanation, admitting that somo Of
tho remarks attributed 10 him Ind boon
iunGe in privnto and casual couverSa.
ti"n, declaring that others mover pro.
cecdad from him, but failing to point
out which Was true and which wns
false.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-25

TIE San Francisco Chronicle thinks
that: Forty centuries hence should
lonely traveller from the Antarctic re-
gions fnd Gmolderiug obelisk of Zinc
md old copper reclining in tho shifting
sands Of Golden Gnto Park, he will eI-
claim: "Eurakal havo found It'll II
is La Grango's Needle-the memorial
OF focmnu worthy OF his stcnlP! And
he will get Bheot-iron caisson to put il
in, and tow it off in triumph 10 tho
South Pole.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-25
TuE friends of tno silYor him In II,

The friends of tho silver bill in tho
Senate are very confident that it will
pass that body by a decisive majority.
Senator Jones sAys that he knows
forty-four Senators who will vote for
it's passage; that he believes it will go
through when vote is reached, by over
a two-third's vote. Opponents of the
bill assert they can prevent any action
At this session. 1t is very probable thu
tho finance committee will dispose OF
the measure at their meeting to.dny.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-25
DANIEL E. BEATTYS
Pianos and Organs

The riauoa and Organs manufactured by Dan.
lei s. Beatty Of Washington, New Jersey, arc
moro oarnrstly and generally commended by
Tho Prcss, nnd music loving public than nhy IN.
sttun,cnts manufactured In this country or
Europe. The Pianos have tho RreAtcst possible
depth rIchnoSH and volume OF tOGn, combined
with rArn hrilliancy, clcarnesH and perfect
ovcr:!r,s throughout tho entiro Fcalc. and above
all, a suTpriSing duration which ucYor ChSngcs
under tho fnUst delicate or pnwrriul touch.
Tho celebrated "Uollcn Tongue" Reeds I'm
Bselly'a celebrated Organ 1T conjunction vi b
the perfected i,s,ri boards, protiurc sweet, puto
auJ pow Ncrtul .oues. Every Instrument, FIano
aI,, organ. IDLY watfantci perfect In every re-.
trGn dayE' test thli, tho manufacturer nayiha
freight Iaih WI Ys. n the instrument Ia not Eat.
Isficlqfy. illustrated ADVERTISER, Catalogue
BdllInu,) rent FREQ on application. Addtrra,
DANIEL T.. DEATTY, Washington,
Now Jcrscy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-25

Tns sock Efchdngc sayg II. II. Scott,
tho pluinmor boys, John L. Bradley,
nnd overwhelming operators nro pre-.
pairing TO give tho boys treat in the
shape OF shares Of stock in tho Little
bonanza mine, Elko County. The orc
hHs been worked up 10 $3.50 per ton,
Hnd il IL only n question OF n little
limo before dividends will jo forth.
coming.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-25

TnE tri0l Of General Escnbcdo, nj
Brownsville, for violation OF our ueu.
trality laws resulted in his ncquital.
a supposed reflection upon Ex.Judpc
Russell, defendants counsel, by Judge
Morrill,, OF tho United States Court.
during tho trial, resulted in tho former
nlapping the loIIcr's face, nftcr ils con.
clusion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-25

TnE Hon. George 8. Bnmgs, died In
Washington. Saturday. IIo was for.
mcrlY U. $. Sub-Treasurcr at Chicago,
and was chiefly instrumental IN pcr.
fcctiDg the fast mail system.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-25

A DISPATCH from Chattanooga states
that tho Confederate Monument which
wHs finished md nbout to DO erected,
WIS by unknown parties dcfaced beyond
repair, on Saturday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-25

LIIurEaANr KrbISoSnuRY reports
that whilo on scout, ho discovered
twcnty.sir lodges of Indians in .hc
bluffs adjoining tho Bcllcfonchc, 10
miles from wloro tho HLago rond CROSSES
thnt stream,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-25
The Financial Debate.

Tho recent argument OF Mr.. Fenton,
i'll tho House Of Representatives in
favor Of tho remonitizatIon OF silver,
calls forth the ire Of the Record Union,
which, i'll nearly n column article, nt-
tclnpts i'll the coRrsest manner to prove
the position assumed by tho gentleman,
to be fnlso i'll every particular. After
dcmolislIiDg tho whole argument by
calling Mr.. FELTON, n blathcrskite, the
Record proceeds to demonstrate what IL
calls the facts in the case, by declaring
thai tho measure is urged simply be-
cnuso tho old silver dollar Is worth only
nincty-two cents. and because unhnp-
PLY there nro people dishonest enough
to wish to pay their debts in such de-.
precintcd coin. Tho Record appears 10
be unaware that its friends not only
IRISH to do this thing, but absolutely put
it in practice every month; but stead.
fHstly refuse to DO paid in kind. and
thc fnct that tho effect Of this measure
would DO to forco tho Record and it's
kind to receive tho same kind of money
in payment, that it gives in rny, is
what occasions all this bucking nnd
kicking. The very fnct that tho Rtcord
md Journals Of ita ilk generally, uro
in violent opposition TO tho measure,
is in itself sufficient evidence that il is
emiu"ntly just, and should by all means
become law.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-25

SnARP operators in virginia predict
TINT no attempt 10 prospect The Ophir
Btrike further will DO made until ufter
the election, which takes place on tho
third "Wednesday III December.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-25

ACCORDING TO q recent Department
regulation, all tho Postal Railway
Clerks will be dressed In brass clolhes,
with indigo.lluo buttons - triao
grudy, seems 10 US. ..,.
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L. A. ROCKWELL, q woll known Pa-
cifc coast journalist, died Mt Saornmon.
to, Friday, Ho wns at tho time Of HE
death upon tho editorial staff OF the
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-25

THE greater poriioa Of the :;snatc
nrnopdmcnts TO The Army appropriation
bill wero conoarrcd In BY tho lIouso and
Aho bill returned to tho Upper House.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-25

Mus. RSDLEIuH, OF Carson Valley,
suicided by taking poison-no oauso
10 assigned for tho act.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-25

THE dPpcDi is responsible for tho
statement ihns Carson, the city OF
churches, 10 SOON TO bo provided with
another theatre. ".-.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-25
BEATTY d. e. !.
Piano and Organ.

There Ia no manufacturer Of fianos and Oh
ganH In thia or any .otbrr country who has,fe-
ctISci 40 many unsolicited Indofaeu uashts a. 1iaa
Nr. Beatty, FROM every etato and TcyTifoTy
cotnea th9 samn yerIlcti tsThey Are Ahs bc5t 10
tie world" illustrated AhfEKT1skn JCklSs
iognS Edi!ionl frss. ,,AdItstoS GpASiEt.Fs
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-25

TuE 7ybo Sn learns from Mr.. IInw.
Icy. who runs nn accommodation st0go
between this place aud Rtveillc, that
matters Rbout the mines arc progressing
fNyorably. About fifty men Orc ongag.
cd directly and indirectly. on the Gila,
and rich orc is continually coming TO
tho dump, whcro IL 10 sacked and cer.
ricd on peck animals to tho mill.
The mill Ia still idlo OIL account of
rcpnirs needed OH tho boiler, which
will DO finish In II few dnya, when II
will be started up again. Snpcrintcnd-
end Ogden hal not yet rc;utnSl fr9",
Carson, but In lr>krt for daily.
-.----.--.-----D - -s.-.--------
TnE Salt Lake Tribune reports another
rich sliko nt Little Cottonwood. Tho
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-25

TnI Border City Cotton Mill, at
Fail River, which burned Saturday,
en!nilcd q loss OF $3.50, 900.
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Adrerti.inG Ra:vs In U. $. corn.

squire no Lines SonParlrl Type or Space
Equal. irSt insertion ........ ...........sG 20
Each Additional Insert!on... CO
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DENNIS @UnrnY, reported to haYo
pcrished in Death Valley, donios tho
truth OF tho rumor. ....
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4 liberal diEcIunt from the Ebove rates to reg
lar quarterly adyerus,:ru-
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DUNpHY q aILORETH.
OFFICE, Ssa kEARNx sTRsEr.'
~ IA y plal = rs-s

Tho above well.knosn nrm Ss,,,-sss.sssszA
have commenced busIntts sRNin E5eSf3
In Ban Francisco. and Will buy N'St5S3SSE3 Z
Cattle for their own nAc, OF bcil ----4A~eru-4A :.
or slaughter on commission. Liberal AdTAntca
uisdc on conelgumenta - lSi''' .g.'gT IFft
PHrties dssiring. Information about Tho mark.
eta. will receive Tho latest quolaIibns BY nd.
drcseins the nSfp at tl.eiT ona6c. rs II y,xa5 (,
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~ EVsHr pE-cE;PIIoa PROMPTLY posE, IN THE
uELT sTrIg OF IHs Ant
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Our Only Authorized Agent.

q. w. CRANE, No. s?s Montgomery St q,
Fan hanclSco. Cal, solo agent for the ELNo
SnEr EpESr, IS authOri1si to contract f,r iIl-
sorting aavcrtiEeIneIts for as Il our lonrst rates
coin. 0ni6rs left with Mr. Craze WILL receive
romrt attention
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ELhO, NEVADA,

Having hited upIn
ft1ScSHe<f2 "hRant style his -I~Tcsrs,
kf}9IISitssNS.lJ SEw HEETSunASr, PSS N-'SESS
hfrdI IanAEIH anil hAYlnR provided himself
with everything desirable and necessary Ter tho
conduct ofH f1RTT-CLA&S HOUSE ld uomlJ
Inform hla fritnhs hni tho public that nj tho
EHEHCh koTlBsERIE, on Railroad Street,
Can alwAya bo obtained every luxury IiIst e. pro.
dnecd on tho Pacifc Cuaat-HILD GAME,
pOulTRf, FISH, nnd I'IRTIIH AMI
MEATS OF AIfI * <INDS!
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-20
ANOTHER sRING" RESEARCH.

THE ALDERMEN APPOINT. AN INVESTIGATING
CoMzuTrEE--PEBsoNs, ocUMENrs AND on
FIcIALs TO BE ovEBHAuLED.
An original raid against the "Ring' thieves Yves COM
menced by tho B6ard Of Aldermen at yssassdAy's
gathering The whole story OF The fraud rs to DO re-
told under new auspices and with dramatic surround
ings Alderman Lewis offered preamble reoit,ns the
story OF the robberies appended to which were The
following rcsoiutons:-
Resolved, That committee Of ihrse mcmbors Of
this Board be appointed by tho President tho duty OF
winch committee shall DO to nvost!ghe thoroughly all
TIE laCts and circumstances connsctcd with the or
ganization known the ''rwccd Rnig and ts fraud
ucnt acts and ASCERTAIN and report 10 this Board st
carly date practicable, statement in full Of
the rcsu OF IT'S Investigation, including shs names Of
all persons and their sncia title, sad the position and
rotation Of nII persons who were In any amer CON
with saIn organization or said ACTS the origin
and history OF ali sch0mes and Methods Of operation,
and the dates amounts and nature Of oil claims and
transactions by and through which moneys were
OF the city and county OF New York, BY them any
OF them, the names and acts OF Tho Board OF super
visors tnen existing and connected herewith; the
names and acts Of the Board OF Audit OF 1870
the origin and history thereof presenting snch
report a complete account as far as practicable.
OF any and all persons and acts by which moneys
irauducnty distracted from tho treasury Of the city
and county OF New York. and thor indebtedness was
increased during the period from tho year 1865 70
1879 also 70 examine Into tho iact If any suoh oxisb,
whether any person persons, since 6ny lsgal pro-
ccedngs have been instituted against any OF said pcr
sons, nave been IN any manner nssTumcnsai ~ sntoQ-
ing or protecting them from punishment IN defcat-
lug tho OF said actions and preventing the
recovery OF the moneys iraudulony Obtained ana 70.
cevcd BY them and report 70 this Bourd the names Of
pcraynn and che time ana manner Of such tntsf
ference With the cause oi justice. go, A..
Resolved, That the Corporation Council DO and IL
nercoy authorized detail one Of his ASSISTANTS aid
the COMMITTEES appointed under tho above resolution.
The resolutions being passsd by unanimous vote,
President Purroy announced Aldermen LOWS, Sievin
and oowlng such committed. They viii hold .
mating ucxt week..
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A GREEN TURTLE GORGE.
SECOND aLurroSy THIS SEASON OF THE HOBO

SECOND GLurToNy THIS SEASON OF THE HOBO
KEs TvErLFlrrs.
THE second breakfast aud dinner OF the season Of
1871 Of The !Iopokcn Turtle Clue eaten on the
grounds adjoining case's Hotel, near Maoomb's Dam
Bridge yesterday. rue ram DID no, s,apen tae sraor
OF tue GENITAL sfrs who met 10 devogr steaks
soup, and, although nothing mors than an Ordinary
shed canopy between them ana Jupd,cr Ylavias,
they con,rived to have Jolly time they over had
boorc. No Hotogcn Turllciic can DO kept away
by RAN, therefore there was az goody
gathering OF cnocc spirits yesterday Us on
any former OCCASION Tue "Cook Committee" or
which sam Mott Is chairman up all The previous
night turning turtle" nnd nttlng it Tor tho cpl.
curian paatcs of the hungry creatures whose appc.
they certain would be whcttcd by an.lcpa-
ton and the long drive from the city to 'I,s dam"
When breakfast ready many visitors wcro stand.
ing on Cases piazza, srum5nng at tho longth tmc
t,cy werO comvcIcd 10 Hn Tor their thatutinal tur-
tie stcsk. Collector Arthur especially wroth ana
Drpaiy Collector Lytcckcr tho leader OF a irvop
OF raving beings whose sole aim in c at rnat early
nour seemed 10 be fco Of JUICY steak Gu,
from tho carcass Of harmless, ncccssury turtle. BUT
II was not uui Inc aiicrnocn that the club, when
rather nicxpiicaby halls from HuUoKcn, established
Us oaini beng forever associated with TURTLE Az
-four r. W. the SHEDS adjoining the hotel were died
with vehicles ana bioodcl stccds whose mascrs were
under aaotacr she'd gorgng 'hcmscIvcs with soup
President Haslman sat ~ the bead OF table and
his nsst vice. Henry 8. Goodspeod. charge OF
another. There were two hundre d quests
present, and nothing heard for an hour
The chatter OF tablespoons and the
surgc OF rapidly disappearing turtle soup. gcncr-
Gus spirit OF rivalry mad possession OF each mans
heart prize was being struggled fora vegetable
couquci--whch should become tho property Of him
who ate the most soup Mover IN Ulvnpian games
was cinnatlon moro absorbing sam Carpenter, OF
tho PcBnsvlvania Raroad trembIcd lest .'E,lIy"
Japgc should get outside tablespoonful Than no
did Alter The lapse OF au hour the cattcr and SIP
died out and moro than two hundred men had sue
cumbei 10 rcplc,ion There was a moment OF
awful silence, which WAS broken by President Ash.
man, who announced In grave tones and with solemn
deIncunor that To Larry Fitzgerald belonged tho palm,
rather the vegetables. OF victory. he had swai.
lowed twenty -sovcn plates OF soup Larry begged
leave to suggost that he had Only catcn seven. but
even this number mndc him tho victor by FIVE or six
spoonsuI. No one disputed his claim, and, having IN
vain cssaycd TO beat his thanks no sank into seat
Aitor soup and spcrchcs BY tnosc who bad breath
Icf-or sorpeon Of 1.-THE rurtleites took their way
homcward full OF soup ana satisfaction.
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DETAINED AT QUARANTINE.

report circulated IN this city last evening that
several malignant cases oil yellow fever existed on
board the steamer CITY OF New York, Of tho Havana
and Mexican steamship line, which arrived at lowor
quarantine yesterday from Havana, and which vessel
had towce to this port disabled sister ship the
CITY OF vcra Cruz. Dnrng tho afternoon hesers.
Alexandra tho owners OF the line. received despatch
by telegraph from the Health Oflccr, Dr VAN
drrpocl, TO the effect that ne was
compelled to dctain the CITY OF New
YORK ana her passenger at Quarantine under obscr
walton TIL to day, wncn they would probably DO al
lowed 10 come up 10 this city The mails wore also
detained. The City of Vera Cruz, having passcn-
gers ON board, was SLOWED To como up TO the city.
Captain Dcnken oil the Vcra Oruz, SAID last night that
he knew Of bat case OF sickness on board The CITY
or New York, but did not know the nature VI the
complaint.
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only through the e'ess Of III. Imperial ADMINISTRATION

only through the offices OF The Imperial Administration
" russ '"a ie''s'apns; :,
They must avoid touching thor correspondence
upon technical military questions. aud especially avoa
giving any ind;caton bearing upon the movements o.
the army the number OF troops and the state oil de-
fences, permanent or temporary
ARTICLE ".
Tho correspondents are, us O rule expected 10 re-
man NJ me headquarters ana only those VIII be pcr.
mied TO iehve them who shall have obtained special
uouyonrouldu from the Com Chief
W.
Whatever may be tho Residence which he may nave
chosen In the zone OF Operations. no correspondent
may leave without giving official notice 10 the Poiti
cal Agency which VIII transmit him tho orders OF
tho Commander mischief the only exception 10 this
In such case tho correspondent should present him.
self without delay at the Political Agency.
ARrIcLK VII.
Everr correspondent absent from headquarters must
send as soon as possible 10 the Political Agency literal
copy Of the letters which he addresses journal
Letters and sclegrans Cad only be written In rark
ish, French, English German and Itai,sn. IL Is lor-
biddcn 10 use signs, figures or cypnerx In worn,
the correspondents arc expectcd 10 iramo al lheir
dispatches and lottors IN clear language.
TX.
All criticisms Of military movements and sii re-
marks upon The pohsical condition Of the country
which boar mucvoent character or arc formulated
offensive terms viii Dvo!ve the expulsion OF tho
correspondents without prejudice OF tho proceedings
which may DO taken against him In the criticism
oslumntous Similar will DO taken against
the correspondents gn,y OF any serious indiscret'on
capable OF 'fo'sng the security OF tho army
Every correspondent admitted either to tho head
quarters or to ihoso OF one Of the commandments rs
drrcrd TO request MS editor 70 send regularly one
number OF his journal 70 the Political Agency, TO hoa
quarters 10 the Bureau DO 10 Ffssss Constautuopa
The correspondents must ssn The copy present
regulation Any violation Of The freely accepted
by them will involve expulsion. delay oil ten days,
not accept hem. bus BY July they must nave lois tho
theatre OF war.
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THE HOBOKEN BATH FIGHT.

Coyd Of Hobokcn, mas swimming bath which
the city fathers ssssycd open " the poor of she
place one day every week. cloyd however, was op-
posed To- this arrangement The Common Council
mildly insisted, but cIoyd remained obduratc, and 80
that body have begun host:ies against the bath
owner IN way calculated bring any ordinary NOR.
tai 10 terms First tney removed some steps Iendtur
over she Hudson PARK ratings 10 the bath; then they
isolated - entirely by cutting OF tho end OF tho per
where u Is located. Coyd, however. built a side az.
pronch to his place, and decs the city fathers TO do
their worst The injustice OF she Park Committee m
plea that 1t inIringcd on pdbIic property fof ~
bridges oil the Atlantic and Germania clubs would -
liable to removal for the ssms reason hut % rot have
not been Interfere with.
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[NoTE.-Letters intended for this column must 30
accompanied by the writer's full name and address TO
ipsnre attention Compliments who are unwilling 10
comply with this rule simply waste time IN wiring
Write on only one side OF tho paper.-Ep. HrKALDsl
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HOW THE MoNEY GOES.

To THE EprroH HEnALp:--
Six men have been employed Tor two weeks propar-
Ing Ferry street Tor paving. The work could bc zone
IN one day by poughng LEATHER DEALER
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ExoRsrAxr CHARGE ron TIE HERALD.

On train s, New York and Erc Railroad, Sunday,
p. W., the writer was charged by tho Union News
Company ten cents for copy OF the HERALD. would
not mind paying that prize, provided your establish
mcni received s pro ydtu oil profit, but, uncer cxiet
ing circumstances, consider 1t an Outrage
TRAVELLER
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INSTRUCTIONS OK NINTH STREET.

TO THE Editor oy THE HkRALD:-
Several ccmpiaints have been made In reference TO
tho carts and wagons In Ninth street, between First
and second avenues, but no stops have been taken
toward their removal They very great nuisance
10 the whole neiehporbood. r.
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To THE EpiroR or THE HERALD:-
Is there no way Of getting relief from tho rag mon
and junk dealerss Tho block East Ninth street,
near University place. is ovcrrun with them from
morning until night. W. J. d.
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CAPTAINS or POLICE, ATTENTION.

To TIE EDIToR OF THB HERALD:-
desire to cali the attention OF the proper authori-
ties TO number OF unruy young ruflians who con-
gregate 10th street, between Second and Third
avenues from tho hours OF eight to eleven 4. NJ and
disturb tho peace OF the ncghpors by fhcr boisorous
noise aud inlnodest language. SUFFERER.
10 TEN Eprrox or ruA HSnALD:-
will respectfully call the attention OF tho police
authorities to small crowd Of young oafcrs who
gregste in an opon lot near Lexington avenue and
llSth street and gamble Tor money. The language
used on some OCCASIONS by tnosc rowdics Is very
offensive 70 noghbors, who have complained about Il,
and 1t Is growing 10 90 serious nuisance
A RESIDENT
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
The respectable people WHO 20 every evening 10 tho
foot Of West Twenty second 10 enjoy Tho COO
air thank the Captain OF tho Sixteenth prconct il
he VIII be good enough TO dispersc the crowd Of Young
rowdles, male and female who frequent that place.
Their dcpravity rs shocking NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-20
OFFENSIVE RAILROAD STABLES.

To THE EDITOR on THE HERALD:-
Permit me TO call the attention Of the Board of
Health 10 the dstrcssngly noxious cfiuvia cmanating
from the Fourth stables, corner Of Fourth
avenue and Thirty second street, which must increase
greatly tho unhoahincss OF the air IN that neigh
hood and add 10 the death ratio among children. Arc
dcodorzing agents used sufficiently establish
mont, whore there many horsesf W.