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NEW SUPPLY.

From our buyer now IN New York we are receiv-
ing 4 large stock of
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
among which are some very great bargains
We pame III part special bargains:
BLACK GRENADINES at 25, 35, and 40c-very
cheap:
VICTORIA LAWNS at l62,, 20, and 25c.-bcst
quality ever offered at tbc price;
STRIPED MUSLIN at 10, 90, and 25c.-splendid
goods for the money;
4 great bargain in TOWELS at IL and $3.50 per
dozen;
Another lot Of those beautiful ORGANDIES for
Uver-Drcsses. with Solid Color to match; and
many other bargains too numerous to mention.
Just received, a large lot of LINEN and PER-
GALE SUITS.
myl7 CARDoZo, FoURQUREAN & co.
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST for MeADE 4 BAKgR,s
Carbolic Montl-Wash for sore gums and; decayed
teeth. ..g.....,.
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TRUNKS. VkLIsEs. and SATcHELs, ats .tsI !,
...rs !. BoscHEN's, 500 and Gil Broad stree:..

DEcAYED TEETH d1sinfeeted by MKApE& BA&
KER'S Carb0lic Mouth Wasb. i..g.-#e 80
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'i'- : !he@' Ess WONDERFUL l"iA -
Gentlemcn's Goat or Kid Buckle Shoes or Ties
made to order at SIEGEL's for, $3.50. E,. E4l.ts
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ApJuDGED IEsANE.--Justices Hopkins,
Swami, and Green yesterday met at the
Henrico County Courthouse and ad!uaged
Lucy Lemox (colored) insane.
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Reduced prices OF ice-cream at PIzzNI's, s07
Broad street, p s@s.. s.t s.s
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Orders for PfzzINI's creams, &C., may be lefs at
FIrzGERALDG&2 BRoTuER's, Third and Main
streets. t.i 80 ~ - NJ l.sf'-'
j. r. GATEwOoD's, Second and Gracei
JOHN LA1RD,s, Grace near Henry; essa%
G. N. LuMPKIs's, sol Twenty fifth street; ~
and will receive prompt attention. = II.
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THE CAnEoLIc MoUTH-WAsH Is pleasant 70 u
taste, and an excellent gnrgle for snre-throat:
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 8 A. NJ, II :;
\. NJ, II; noon, 81; 3 p. H.. 50; z.
N., 81; midnight, 75.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done AZ tne
DISPATCH PRINTING-HousE. Gcod work. low
nricaa md satisfaction guaranteed. -.
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A T AND BELOW COST.

An extraordinary chance TO all In want OF
DRY GODS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., &C,
In consequence Of The hard times and scarcity OF
money we are determined to reduce our entire stock
Of DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS, DOMESTICS,
NOTIONS. and TRIMMINGS at and below cost. No
nuubug Come one. come all, and be convinced, at
LEVI HEXTER'S,
my l4-3,n CIT Bread street.
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Mr.. Lewis and tho Richmond Collec.
torship. ~.

Il. a,.,l DANyILLE, June 8, 1877.
Editors Dispatch: notice in your col
umns to-day special: telegram from Wash
ington stating that the Hon. John Il. Lewis
would probably become an applicant for the
Richmond collectorship. I can say posi-
tlyely that this is not true. Mr.. Lewis has
never seen the time that any circumstances
could induce him to accept the position, il
tendered him. CHARLES I'll. LATHAM.
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LOOK At OUR -.
TEy-DoLLAR SUIT i3@
,Es and
FIETY-CENT GACzE tF.
UNDERsHIRT. 4z Elf
II SprrCE e. SNN

OUR BEST DENTISTS use and recommend MEADE
& gAKERp Carbolic Mouth Wash.
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NJ. ELLYsoa 6 Co, advertising agents, insert ad.
yerfisemeats In s,i OF the newspapers OF tho United
States at publishers ratsa Orders LEFT at the pfs-
patch counting-roona viii receive prompt atten'
fAr
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Price Of icescream reduced at P1zzrsrs, eo5
Broad street. ., -. ~. .. .rkLEE 80 - "a. ~.
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COOL. COMFORTABLE, AND PLBAsANT-sIE-
GELS Kid or Goat Ties, ready n,ade,a g.. Il
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"Will troubles never end 2" said she;

Out Sammy's gown there jumped flea,
And flies, oh, how they poster mel"
And all this misery because she did not send to
ScHAAp'S Cigar, News, and Vartety-Store, 1402
Main street. for Millers italian Insect-Powder,
which Is instant death to oil bugs. Price 10, IS,
and soc. q bottle. i'#. ... -.".. IL '.s ..t
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MEADE & BAKERS Carbohc Mouth WASH mii
destroy tho odorcaused by decayed TEEN ana aus
eased gums. 81 .s5ltsa xii Ia. ,a2sts
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LADIES' ,sUAMER TOILETS receive their crown
Ing grace from that inImttabie cosmetic GoCRAUD'g
OLfMPrAN tCREAA. Docs not yub but readily
washes of Large bottles one dollar; trial, bottles.
25 cents. For sale by MEADE L BAKER.
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TXCURSlON.-H MADE AN
Il excursion on GOODS and raid on prices, we
now offer big stock OF Grenadines at 6S to SOC;
big stock OF Grass Cloth at &c: Lawns . to LOG.
Calicots. 81. 6s. and Slc.; u,w lots OF White Or
CANDIES. Grenadines, Hamburger EGEings and IN
serings, Calcoes, ficus, Ties, &c all cheap cheap
drives in Kentucky Jeans and CassinereS. save
yoT money bv blying where goods cheapest al
ip j. o. WHITLOCk'S. 1900 Main street.
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| UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoUBT.-A bill in
chancery was filed, in the United States
Circuit Court yesterday, By. Henry s: M!e:
Comb, ! OF Delaware; Henry Lewis, OF
Pennsylvania; {; E. q. Morton and George
Walker, executors OF John, L. King, OF Mas
sachusetts, and Samuel a. Edgar, Of New
Railroad Company, formerly the ,Alexanc:
dria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad
Company. sras., f.fsa .t.t,i t..i .,..i
The complainants represent about S225,-
600 of the bonds OF the company, and pray
that an, injunction be awarded and receiver
appointed. :e. ...tgl .tg.i .:.ssa
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RLrrpIaG aud uleeSsied gums healed BY MEADE
a BAKEH's Carbohc Mouth -Wssh. zs
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DR. srEEn has returned to the city. See card.
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MINERAL WATERS.

NEINERAL WATER ON DRAUGHT.
Son.A kIssENG EN-, :vICHY, SARATOGA
waTER q SsELTZER, OTTAWA BEER, and GIN,
GER ALE .s
ail'A~ - GEORGE SEH0N,
apa, 100, corner Main and Eieyenfh streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-14
CAPTAIN hoGAN's BODY FOUND.

fnc body OF Captain Hogan, who has been missing
from his home Tor about three weeks found yes
terday morning floating in the East river at the At
iantc Basin, Brooklyn About twenty years ago
Captain Hogan was prominent member OF what was
once known In Brooklyn Ms tho Napper Tandy Artil-
lery During the late rebellion no was captain OF Bat
terry A. \. Y. 8. ", attached TO General Mcaghcr's
Irish Brigade
Captain Hogan we'll known citizen of
Brooklyn, aud resided with his family ut
No. 2y3 Warren street. lilo engaged at tho
time OF his disappearance In the Job print
ing business at No 24l Broadway, this city. On tho
Sunday morning no lott hts home Tor the last tmc
he went directly TO st. Pnuls Roman Catholic Church.
Of Court and Congress streets, and attended
service there. AZ It's close he purchased paper
stand near the church, aud then crossed tho
river TO The Battery, where he scon about half
past four ~ tho afternoon by Major Everson LOOKING
at the wreck OF tho ugboal Niagara Tho last time
was alive was by Mr. John McHugb, OF Pearl
street. this city, gong IN the direction Of South Ferry
The body was taken charge Of by tho relatives and
moved TO his late residence. The funeral will tako
place on Tuesday morning from 81. Pauls Church.
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Mr. Caspar Frapck. his wiio and thrcc children aue
friend driving Montgomery street at the
junction OF Prince, In Newark, yesterday, when
came out from basement and discharged pistol
Tho horse broke away and upset tho party. chile
belonging to Theodore Weber, OF No los Prince street
was run over aud had s right cut on Mr.
Frank attended TO tho little one, and thoi
had his attention called to OF hi
own children, whose head had been injured by the
pistol shot. The who fred the pistol was
rested He gave his name Gottleb Ragle ans
stated In explanation that one vf his children DO
ing chrisened and in honor OF the event he fcd
pistol He said II was only loaded with waddiug As
no ball could DO found IN tho wound In tue chld's
head his statement believed TO be truo. He Is held
however. Tho wound - not fatal.
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To TuE EDITOR oP rHs HgRALD:-
Has the Legislature lost all INTEL gencea What do
our lawmakers mcanY CONSERVATION pcrvadcs every
Just minded at the thought OF tho dear old ius.
tutions which have exercised parental over tho
development Of our early days being prosiiuted to
political jobbery. Are wa 10 stand by In silence and
see the control oil noble schools taken from tho
hands OF the careful Board OF Education and placed nm
der the management OF the Board OF Airport onmentY
Has the trumviratc ceased 10 DO practical Tor the
adult TINT II may tyrannzc and corrupt our en-.
bryo citizens ndirocty at lcasy Arc these necessary
institutions TO DO utilized for political trickory7
Change without Improvement " not reform. Let our
representatives, beware how they deal this deli
cate matter, winch touches tho heart oi every
one VINO has enjoyed the powerful benefits, tho hic.
long benefits these institutions bcstow. Pollution ust
no, cutter their walls. Every attempt 10 enforce tho
proposed change Is a sacrilegc which will make tho
conociasts oious. Will display their barbarous want Of
rests upon the foundation stone they would remove,
Will remove the adherence OF every thinking
themselves aud set them marks tor dsdain aud
proach. DO not paralyze the hand which has led US
through childhood aud youth to tho cato OF the world
DO not spoil tho noble evidences vi intellectual nd.
yanccmcnt Let every other public trust DO desc
Grated, but leave untouched the landmarks which have
pointed out tho path through iiie-tho harb0r from
whose wharf NC have Ucen launched the Of lie.
Mr.. Editor, yon will certainly not deny me space IN
your valuable public mouthpiecc
EMANUEL J. s. HART.
NEW York, May ii, 1871.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-14
CHANGED HIS BOARDING HOUSE.

Edward Laurence notified the landiady Of his board
ing house. Mrs Cornclia Dupont, Of No Is West Third
street, that he going to Philadelphia the 1st
May. ON the I'd of May Mrs. Dupont received a
message asking her TO call on a friend in Forty.
second street. Sne went TO her friend
discovered that tho message was bogus one and also
discovered her return TO her homo that her trunk
had been broken open and that about $3.50 worth
OF clothing ana icwcry had been stolen.
Mrs. Duponts servant informed her that her
late boardcr, Mr. Laurence, had called during
her absence, said no wished to got some
shirts that lie LEFT IN the house, and went up stars,
she supposed. Tor that purpose. Mrs Dupont ut
suspected Laurence OF beng the puroinrr o her
wardrobe and jcwery He was arrested by Detective
DoIuD, OF the Fifteenth precinct, on Saturday, and
committed by Judge wandcll yesterday in 81 600
hail Ia
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DRAMATIC NOTES

"0ur Boarding House" has been revived at tho
Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia.
Cecile Rush Mrs Charles Brooke) has becn playing
at tho Museum, Philadelphia, in "Rose Michcll" she
gave good performance.
Mr. Il. !. Davenport appears at the Walnut Street
Theatre, Philadelphia, this week in "Danh prucen
On Friday evening, for his benefit, Mr.. Davenport
Will appear rs Sir Giles Ovcrrcach in IA New Way TO
Pay Old Debts" and on Saturday evening Brutus In
'Julus Caesar"
The production OF tho new play by Barley Camp
bell, "A Heroine in Rags, F." at tho Arch street Thea
tire, Philadelphia last week, a Tor the
thor and for Miss Ene f. Eilslcr. On Wednesday III
ternoon next MISS Eislcr will give q matinee
performance especially for the profession. Many New
York actors win be present the guests Of the man
sgement Of the Arch Street Theatre.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
ENGLISH RAMS AND AMERICAN IDEAs-PnoMo.
lions IN THE PAY DEPARTMENT.

ENGLISH RAMS AND AMERICAN IDE,s-PnoMo.
lions IN THE PAY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, May -, 1877.
A prominent officer OF navy recently hae
tho opportunity OF examining the drawings OF the
marine ram planned by Admiral Sartorious, and
being constructed by the British government Upor
his return homo he made like examination OF the
ram planned some years ago by Commodore Dsnic
Ammcn chicl of Bureau OF Navigation at tho Navy
Department photographs and descriptions Of which
have been published through various letters and ro
ports made by him to the department, and found thai
the design OF the English ram. It's general dimcn sons
Sc, arc every respect similar 10 that proposed
by Commodore Ammep. who, II will be RENE mt crcd,
prepared his design years ago and gave u wido
publicity; therefore Il looks az u tho English govern.
ncnt the merit OF such Invention. Com
modOrc Ammcn. who has devoted mucn time aud
study 10 this subject, expresses his eradication that
such ship Is beng constructed IN England. What
may DO tho origin OF Admiral Sartorlous' ram,
wholher II be original IN all It's parts nodded he Is
pleased to know that apparently tho ideas OF
struction exist, ami that II not at homo tncy are 70
cciving n praslicai development abroad.
PROMOTIONS.
paynsscr Frank @. Cosby, United states Navy. has
been promoted - tho grade OF Pay Inspector. vice
Foster, deceased Passed Assistant Paymastcr Edward
y. Whiichousc to the grade OF Paymastcr, IN place VI
Cosby. aud Assistant paymsstcr William w. Barry 10
the grade Of Passed Assistant. In place Of whehousA
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HOW 1T is DONE.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HInALD-
As a. specimen OF low thoroughly our streets
cleaned let mo call your attention to q icw
facts. This morning half dozen able bodied men,
with brooms and hoos, attempted TO clean Forty FIRST
street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues. They
skinned lightly over the surface and did not attempt
TO remove tho dirt with their hose AS 4 consequence
after they were through there was more dirt on tho
street than IN the piles they fcebly heaped up.
Next the dirt cart. and as the man who was sup
posed gather 1t up threw moro IN the street than
his cart the street excepting the ccntrc) Is dirter
than II was this morning. II tho men had not boon
lazy to work, and had used thor hoes and br0oms
IN the nrst place, and man had followed tho cart and
swept up tho refuse this would have been obvatcd.
Possibly It too much to expect the foreman OF these
gangs that the men do their duty. JUSTICE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-14
JERSEY ALMsHoUSE ABUSES.

The Grand Jury OF Hudson county, y. j., has pro.
scntcd tho County Almshousc at Snake hin as being
totally inadequate TO tho wants Of the pauper inmates
who have increased In numbers during tho past year
far beyond tho capacity OF the institution Tho poor
children not properly cared Tor In the matter 81
cducation, ana cleanliness OF person only partially
attended 10 Tor lack OF proper accommodates. The
warden lot sufficient assistance enable him to
carry out a strict system oil disclpllnc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-14
CARD PLAYING ON THE HARLEM BOATS

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
Tho reference In your compliant Book" by J.
Holman, No. 2i4 West 10th street mot found ad-
dress gven) to card playing Harlem ~ boats Is SO
wordcd as to require explanation. VIII Mr.. Holman
kindly give tho OF tho boats he speaks Of There
being lines OF boats running to Harlem, uness the
given, both must share IN tho odium. when
one surely DO In nocent OF the charge, as
that oil tho ines-thc Harlem, landing the
New York side oil the brtdg,-stricty prohibited card
playing their boats live years ana
has enforced the rule during that time Which Is II?
Give US tho names! A. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-14
FIRE IN A CARPET FACTORY.

fire broke out In the second story OF the ingram
carpet mandatory Nos 30 and a2 Classon avenue,
Brooklyn, abort hatpast twcvc O'Clock yesterday
afternoon involving loss OF So 600 stock and TX
lures Tue stock Is insured In the Phunix Insurance
Company for 81, 900; Mechanics, $1,000; Paterson,
$500 The loss building is $500, insured. The
proprietors OF the factory are Messrs William g.
James Watts
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with TO the reports from Washington that
he would mako a confession setting forth tho inner
workings OF this famous Washington safc burglary
spiracy, somervlllc, the lawyer, now jail in New
Jersey Tor alleged forgery and conspiracy says they
are without foundation lie denies having made any
confessions Ho had acted, be says, simply council
in the matter, and knew nothing about the affair be-
yoni what no aerncd as counsel lie expresses great
surprlse at tho Icpurt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-14
BASE BALL.

Tho Athletic Club Of Philadelphia start upon an
extensive tour to-day. They play this afternoon at
the Union Grounds with the Chelsea Club Tho Live
Oaks OF Lynn, and Rochcstcrs play to-day at
Rochester; Allegheny and Auburn, at Auburn; In.
dannpols and Buckeye. at Indianapolis; Chelsea and
Athletic, at Brooklyn ana Amcrlcus aud Keystone,
at tho centennial Ground. jersey CITY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-14
WOODEN BUILDINGS.

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
Is IT against the law to erect wooden buildng9
would ike call your attention 10 the one built by
Assembly, an Coulter West FiiiyGrst street, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh avenues II is built entirely
wood and nearly finished anu inspector has been
ablo TO It, lie cannot cail II extension, and Is
built violation OF the law. Now, the reason con-.
pain Is because ! am very much afraid Of ire A
match factory Ia tho side and d kerosene
place the other and all In wooden buildings
TALLY HU.
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MAIDEN LANE PAVEMENT.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Whose duty Is It TO see that the streets kept In
good condition. 1t Is impossible for to pass
through Maiden lauc with truck, tho street Is in
tho most dlapdaled condition.
j. A. STORY, Carman
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BRANNIGAN'S IRON BAR.

James Branniaan, Of No. 43j West Forty NTH street,
was arraisned at tho Fi,yscycnth street Court yes
tcrday chargs Of beating Nod Duross. OF No 2O5
East Thirty.second street. about the head with an
bar tho 18th OF May. Brannigan claimed that
he had been attacked Grst by Iuross aud Iad struck
him III sc! defence. He was held IN So, 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-14
A TROUT PRESERVE ROBBED.

Robert Bland and Michael Gregory are accused be-
fore Justice Godthwatc, OF Bcllport L. L. with steal
ing 1000 trout IRON tho preserves Of Mr. Mssury
the OF the club house property at Eastpor. 1t
Is alleged that on Wednesday night they went To tho
trout pond and almost cleared u OF nsh, which they
conveyed away with q horse and wagon, and the next
morning shipped them TO nrm at Fulton Market New
York. Tho case Is still pending.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-14
DANGEROUS STREETS.

To THE EpiToR OF THE HERALD:-
WIN You please cali the attention OF tho Department
OF Pubnc Works Tor whoever has chargc) large tree
on Fifty third street. near Broadway, that has bent
Almost stop carriages from going through
the block? have asked the police about II several
tines and they say they will attend It. but they do
not II - very dangerous, Md number oil wagons
and carriages have been inJured by IT,
RESIDENT
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TAKE THIN AWAY.

To THE EDITOR or THE IlERAip:--
The residents OF Sixty-iourth street. between Lex.
ington and Fourth avenues particularly those near
Fourth avcnuc), are very anxious to get rid Of some
large which prevent tho street beng cleaned
ana make harDor Tor RESIDENT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-14
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

fNorE.-Lelters intended for this column must be
accompanied BY the writer's fu and address to
insure attention. Complananis who unwilling to
comply with this rule simply time in writing
Ed HERALD
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THE EI0HTy-FoURrH STREET STEAMBOAT
LANDING.
To tux EDITOR THE hERALD:-
With dcep interest see that you opened some space
In your valuable "Compiant Book IN the interest Of
the inhabitants OF Yorkvilc hope that through this
channel tho Harlem Steamboat Company viii
be compelled 10 again land their boats at
Eighty-ourth street us well as many others, nave
removed up town 10 have the benefit OF healthy ride
on the riv, instead oi beng Compelled To stand IN
dirty unhealthy and crammed horse cars Tor over two
and u hall hours every day believe II the owners OF
the steamboat company would sell 100 trip tickets 10
bc used within four months they would ind sufficient
number OF passengers 10 make the landing pay we'll
SEVENTY NINTH STREET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-14
RAILROAD FARES.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Why do tho Pennsylvania Railroad charge more for
tho regular through tickets from Baltimore to New
York than for local fares the same distance Tho
fare from Baltimore Philadelphia Is 3d. IRON Phila-
dcphia 10 New York seventy less than charged
on through tickets. CHOSEN HElSER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-14
PoLIcE CLUBBING.

To THE EDITOR or TIA HERALD
Is there no law for the protection Of childrcns My
son, who happens TO be an Office boy ut the small
amount OF 81 a week, came home the other evening
crying. Asking HIM what was the matter, lie told me
officer had beaten him. Cannot this clubbing bust
ness be stoppeiy live in the Fourth ward
MOTHER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-14
A SEVEN YEARS NUISANCE.

To THE EDITOR OF TmE HERALD:
would draw attention TO tho drays and carts which
block up Thirty seventh street, IRON Broadway to
Seventh avenue. counted twenty vehicles opposite
my house last sunday wo have suffered this nuisance
seven years HOUSEHOLDER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-14
THE HARLEM TRAINS.

To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
Why don't the late trains on the Harlem Railroad
stop at Eghtysxth street. and why don't they reduce
the rates from Eighty street Forty-sccond,
give a transfer, so that take horse cars
Thirty two cents u too much to pay. A RIDER.
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ANOTHER GOOD IDEA.

To TUE EDIroR rnE HERALp:-
Are the trade gong to give their clerks holt.
day rucs,ay May l5 to allow them to the Car.
niyaly IRONM0NGEk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-14
A NEW HUNTING FIELD.

TO EDITOR HERALD:-
Every other evening after coming from work We are
chased around like lot OF sheep by tho police. Is
there auy remedy for IL? The locality is Frankfort
vnndewater Gold and the officers
Flanagan, Hoyt anu Murphy NO LOAFER