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The New York herald., 1877-07-24
couSrEnrE1rs ON THE STREET CARS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Yesterday Sunday afternoon l entered car No 20
OF the Broadway limo and handed the conductor pay
ment OF tho faro bright and new looking silver half
dollar riecc The conductor gave the regular
change forty-Ave cents. Soon alter he began TO FUN
ble at pocket and presented battered halt dollar
piecc gentleman sitting near mo for examination
after which he oamc back TO me with the request to
hand him back the change or to give him anothe hat
dollar AS the one paid nim he l0und was count cr-
lett With this he offered me the battered coin.
/ looked the piece ana found that II
was not the one had gwen him. protested and he,
under the impre that he could easily overawe a
lady grew angry and exceedingly importinent. How
ever durlng his gestculaons he opened his hand and
detected in it, hat covered by the spurious coin, the
very bright new half dollar had rendered him. ut
onco asked HIM 10 reopen his nand and so compelled
him to produce the genuine half dollar This u seems,
was too much tor hun, tor without apology, he went
out the back PLATFORM showing by his manners that
he knowingly triod to swindIe me- gentleman in
formed that this trick had been praciised on him
and others aud as u warning bog you to publish tue
above facts. PKO BONO PuBIlCO.
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OBITUARY.

MRS. Il. A. POYAs, TIE "ANCIENT LADY.
The Charleston IS C.) journals bring tho announce
ment OF the the 10th inst OF the dcatn
OF Mrs. A. Poyas, estimabie resident of that
city, who was very widely known as the "Ancer'
Lady" Mrs. Poyas born IN May, l192, al beecn
Hil St. Paul's parish, Charleston county, ana was
tho laughter OF Richard Scott and Harriet smith She
was a granddaughter of Colonel William Scott, OF the
Revolution, who died in 1907 at tho age OF eighty
years. Her maternal grandfather was Mr. Henry
smith, who as history relates, died in lS) oi grier
occasioned by the capture OF Charleston by the Brit
sh She married Mr. Henry Smnh Poyas, VINO died
in 1924 at the early aye thirty leaving her the
widowed mother OF several children. During tho
earlier portion OF her life she resided at the family man
sion at Beech Hill and was educated in Charles
tou city, where she spout most OF her ma
turcr years While living comparatively secluded lilo
within her Ey circle, yet none were better in
formed than she all matters pertaining TO Charles
ton and its Oldest inhabitants Some years before the
war she devoted herself to study Of family history
and tradition and rescued from oblivion many an hon.
ored name ana worthy deed. The vast fund OF inior
nation which she acquired was gven TO the public IN
several interesting volumes, The most prominent
sour Forciathers-worKsw hich created no little sen
sation when they were published. For tie last seven
years Mrs. Poyas has been confined to the house by
the inhrmties Of age, and death must have come TO
her as happy release from world whence pleasure
had departed and where pain alone renamed. "Ihe
Ancient Ladyn has departed, but her works VIII live
after her.
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ANSWERS.
PAYMENT OF MONEY ORDERS.

To THE EDITOR OF ruE HERALD:-
In reply 10 the complaint Of u Traveller" In your
"Compalnt" column OF the 23d inst, beg to remark
that had he called NJ the Superinlcadents desk he
would have received payment Of his money order The
Office hours proper from ten A. ~ to three r NJ.
but krangers and those IN urgent need money have
been and shall bo accommodated bciore the hour OF
business after It's close "Travccr' seems TO be
obvious OF the fact that there Is other work bo
performed besides paying money orders; that II re-
aures about Two hou rs in the morning to pre-
pare the proper Transaction Of business that 600
letters OF advice have to be entered in tho registers
and Tor the several examining windows be-
sides the preparation OF lists oil orders to DO
des patched TO foreign coDn;rcs well attention
10 certified lists received. WILLIAM PLlMLEY,
General superintendent Money Order DIVISION.
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THE EASTERN DIsPENsARY.

To THE EprroR OF THE HER .LD:-
would like TO ask II tho Board OF Health has any
Jurisdiction over the Eastern Dispensary at the
ner of Grand and Essex streets? II they have Will
take the liberty Of informing them and the public that
II is than pest house, for, under the disguise
of fsring dcal aid ana advice to the poor, 1t is
spreading disease and corruption throughout the en-
tire community. IL Is now more than TWO months
since u woman took her child there TO be vacclnated
deposit OF nity cents was required and she was told
TO call again IN week. Before the time expired the
Child Who had always been healthy, was covered with
sores and was IN that condition wnen the second call
was made. The physician took mattcr from
the arm, and casually madc tho remark that
he had taken enough vaccine matter from tho
child Tor clgnt cases. At The cnd Of
the nineteenth day the mother, becoming alarmed
ut the appearance OF tho child who was apparently
getting worse took 1t TO physician IN whom she had
confidence. Aflcr carefully examining the arm he
made the remark to another physician Standing by,
'sHcrc is another Essex s,rcct case" As stated be-
fore Is over Two months since the chi!d vaccn
Mt cd and the arm yet healed During thai iime
1t has been under constant medical and
inc last week the has been compelled to takc
the child up TO the Medical College every day, as ul
GERS have made Their appearance The eye, and last
Saturday she assured that the sight would In all
probauity be saved, although II might take two or
three years before the eye would get It's usual strength
The nh ysic:an also staes that II oil impure
ynccInuion. In the lace OF all this would like to
ask OF what all our sanitary precautions to
prevenLdiseasc and preserve the health OF the city
as long as tnis socaied dspcnsary allowed TO exist
and spread all xmas o. lo,tn some discusses? j. ID.
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THE ALBION's PICNIC.

The Albion Society OF this cy held It's third annual
p,cn,c. athletic sports and nights festival st
Joncs' Wood Colosseum yesterday afternoon and
,vening large number of tho friends of the
,oc,c,v assembled and all seemed to enjoy tho excr
,scs highly A band was provided witch enlIvcncd
me athletic part OF the programme ey us s'ralns ana
suerward discourscd The gems oi strauss ana Ohrh-
zach for the benefit of tho dancers
The athletic programme consisted OF running ana
~a,r,ng races jumping. aud an exercise called the
,.,ug OF war - which put the pulling powers OF The
c,uh 10 ample test rule the entries ior te sports
verc Numerous aud the consoss ciose'
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THE RIVERS VICTIMS.

Thomas Mccormick, aged eight years. fell from the
Porty-hird dock into the Hudson River yester
day morning, and drowned His body was re-
covered and sent his residence, No. 532 West Forty
third street.
Robert Mcclure, OF No. III Hudson street. had been
missing from his nome since Saturday evening last
On sunday morning al two O'Clock he In
Hudson street. near his residence, very much intox-
Gated, but again disappeared not all day
or night. Yesterday morning the body Of II man
noatcd at pier AZ, Hudson River, which was ideni
fed ss that OF the missing McGuire II Is supposed
that wandering around the city during his drunken
ness he stumbled into the river.
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A BURGLAR RELEN rs.

John Barrett the Cuban arrested in the cave at Oys-
ter Bay last week with three companions, Tor the
robbery OF the dwelling Of William I. McCoun, on the
night OF tho Sth inst yesterday made confession to
the Queens county jaer MI Joseph Wilkinson, OF that
and other burglaries, and was taken to Oyster Bay
yesterday by Under Sheriff Rushmore, 10 show the
officers where tho stolen property was buried.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchsns shipping agents and sipssters informed
that by teegraphng to the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No 4s Flee. street, London"
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue pOpers.
Paris the arrivals and departures from EuropsHn and
Rastern ports and all foreign trading
with the United Statcs tho will cabled this
country FREQ OF charge.
Captains arriving At and sailing French and Medi-
ports will and the Paris ocs the econoi
cal ana expeditions for telegraphiny
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is cRoroN WATER INJURIOUS /?

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
Do you know that Croton water is tho worst drink
ing in the United States and is positively IN
furious? Such is the fact Tho drinking water of
Long Island land Heaven knows that is bad enough
except that of the pumps and springs which Is de-
liciousy cool, clear and iresh) hundred times
better than the drinking water OF New YORK. we
ought be able to get good drinking water from the
vicinity oi Yonkcrs by boring arteslan wells Can't
something OF the sort be done verify believe that
many people dying daily from Other cause than
drinking Croton water. city like New York should
have at least as good watcr as Brooklyn has
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DEAD INFANTS FOUND.

Ofncor Hog found the liieess body Of new born
male infant on the street In front Of No. 2l0 East
Twenty first street yesterday morning. sent to
the Morguo and the Corner notified TO hold inquest
Patroiinan Gerard II. Bcckman OF the Western
steam boat squad yesterday morning found the Dody
oil an apparently stiIborn child among the barrels on
pIcr AZ Hudson Rivcr II was sort 10 thesMorguc
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AN IMPOSITION.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
The FiIh avenue stages have sign on top "Wind-
Hotel" II going up town II is all right, the
driver will take you there but woe TO the uniortu-
natc individual who wants TO como from there, par.
iicuiary on hot day. If up stage has no passen-
gers In, instead OF coming 10 the end OF the
thcy their stables ut Fortythlrd street
and all start down from there, leaving passengers
above 10 walk four blocks perhaps hall hour.
wondering why the stages stop one, two, or three
blocks Of and turn back.
ONE OF MANY SUFFERERS.
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A HORSE THIEF CAUGHT.

Matthew j. Dobson arrested by IN officer Of the
Nineteenth precinct for steanng horse from Charles
Michael, and was held at the FIfty-sevcnth Street
Court Yesterday.
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BURSTING OF a STEAM PIPE.

As the stsomer Pomona, Captain Underhill was
coming up from staten Island this afternoon one OF
ncr pipes burst, creating some excitement
umong he passengers, but the engineer IS the only
person known to have been hurt lie was scalded
The Pomona passengers were taken OIL by Tue steamer
Thomas CullYcr. CApILln Gave.
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THE COUNTESS OF DUFFERIN.

Under judgment obtained by Joseph T. William
son. OF Stapleton, 5. L. for the sum Of $295, Sheriff
Brown OF Richmond county, yesterday seized the Ca
madam Yacht Countess Of Duerin in Stapeton Basin
She was made fast 10 the dock and deputies leit IN
charge prevent the crew, who were shipped last
week to take her to Canada, from removing her the
debt WAS by Captain Cuthbert OF the Duf-
fcrn, nearly year ago.
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WHAT'S IN A NAME?

To THE EDITOR OF HhEALD:-
cannot see the propriesy OF hospital vans having
on them in large letters the word "ambu bulancc" What
tho benefit TO any ono? Certainly there is none 10
the unfortunate patient An ambulance drives iuri-
ously up TO the hospital door or through crowded
street, stops at tho OF the patents residence
then, as II by magic motley crowd gathers around
gaping ut tho house and ambulance. Tho patent Is
carried out and is BY gnzo of u crowd drawn
CHARITY.
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Steamer Arragon (r). symouds. Bristol. E-W d Nor
gan. ~ ,-,u ...x.~o n w Col
ton. ,..,, ,,,,-..,..t. Ia. r.na
steamer E,eanora. onnsor. Portland--j Amer. -
shin Colcncstcr tIjr), Kcttie Lpndon-snow u Bur
gcss. =. ,,- ~cw u w cau.vor
sark Britannia tBr. Annis, Livcrpooi-Benham Boye-
bark Asceuzone dtsD ,ssano. Livcrpool-Funch Edyc
n.
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NEWARK PROPERTY AND TAXES.

The Essex County Board OF Assessors met In New
ark yesterday and adjusted the valuation of property
In the cocnty and apporsioned the State and county
lax There were returned from the city oil Newark
ma townships of the county STA valuation
lud 2s I6S polls Newark alone represents $50 800
md pol
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SAILED.

steamer A,bsm src, for Lewcs Del; ship Richard Nc.
Manus AMER; barks Scdml Dubrovncki tAus). Cork
Falmouth: Madame Domorest Adelaide and Sydney. NSw
Estca. Rio Jancrc. Lady Franklin CBrl. Glouceser
Adelna tAus Dundalk; LibertAs (Aus. Trieste; Pech
eiee tBr, Dublin; cons,sn.ia Ncr, sonthnmptSa; Ada
Caroline Gray InaguA; John Welsh Jr rhiladephia An
ME Gardner. -; schrs X shaw. Chas Wacutt
Also sailed. steamer (clg. for Antwerp,
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A NEW POLICE STATION.

At meeting OF the Board Of Police held yesterday,
Captain Mount, OF the Nineteenth precinct was or
dcrcL to take possession OF the station house IN
ia East fiity-nrst street
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INcIvILITY OF THE BOSS CARPENTERS.

10 TIKI EDITOR OF THE HEKALD:--
Like hundreds of others in my trade (carpenter),
have been unemployed several weeks. That alone Is
hardship enough for man Of family but Is mere
tric compared with tho humiliation have 10 suffer
IRON majority OF 'bosses when applying 10 them Tor
work. II they condcsceDd to answer at a It Is either
n very impcrlous one a grunt Wish, through the
HERALD to REMIND those gentlemen that cvility costs
nothing and en- gcndcrs a good feeling BOAZ.
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ENTERING A CONVENT.

Miss Mary Koran, niece Of the Mother Austin, was
received as u novice yesterday into the Convent Of
Mercy Father Cowry alone assisted the chaplain In
the performance OF the ceremony.
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

[NorE--Letters intended for this column must DO
accompanied by the writer's full name and address TO
insure attention. Compainants who unwilling 10
comply with this rule simply wasle tmc in writing
Write on only side OF the paper.-Ep. HERALD
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HON. HERMAN J. REDFIELD.

Hon. Herman J. Ked6ed died at his residence at
Batavia on Sunday night. Mr.. RcdicId was member
OF the state Senate, Collector OF the Port OF Now
York under President Buchanan, and was Tor long
time one recognized leaders OF the democratic
party in Western New York
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THE PARIS EXPOSITION.

OTTAWA, July %, 1877.
II is understood that the government OF Canada Will
be represented ut Paris by paid commissioner, T.
c. Keefer, aud several honorary commissioners, ono
of whom will DO Sir John Rose.
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PLAGUE SPOTS.

To THE EDITOR THE HkRALD:-
would like to call the attention Of the proper
authorities to the terrible condition OF the pavement
in Mitchell place East FOrty-nlnth street,. II is
full OF holes in many places there from two TO
five OF dirty, bad smelling water II is also very
troublesome for horses and vehicles, as myself have
iount when passing through with my truck. NJ. L.
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Ship Gnlatea (Bp Wright from Liverpool for San Fran
cisca July lat so 80 Ion q so.
Ship Palestine Emmons from Boston for San Francisco,
Nav ~. lat IT 3, ION 35
Bark Monsdon (NOr) Svendsen, from Pascagoua for Lv
erpoo, July 8. lat Al Ion 33.
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REAL ESTATE.
The following parcels sold yesterday IN fore
closure proceedings

The following parcels sold yesterday IN fore
closure proceedings
Foreclosure sale william 4: Leonard, relsros
OF the lot ltOx1OJ.s, on the r. r. VI Ssth ST, loO
H. av. John Boyd. ior............... $4,000
ror.cour. .aeSa,nnnsi ja1yi. asSs,T Ji rs.rssor
the three story brick church @ @ ana ~, ,!orss % w,~wo
IS H. south efssi ST. Louis schwartz prin,ii 10000
s@I os Il 4 " eITs % f. % s Isl 'ne 'I
Mutual Life Insurance Company, plaintiff 1870
Total sales for the $50. 800
0sn MecaliouNi ,l % Ii 1910 to o'n m Snns
p. + T. ~ bankcr and husband . G. f. iial n,5oo
HsISSa %arS Esns and G' WIFE '' IT, 6 '[sTnn' 'a
4th st.. (EasU, No l22; John Faith aud wife to
4,s Gs" % Tssi 30 10; Joseph sehora
MSissrry Sp" st" ST. No ii5 ii Cohen and wife Ellen
S &c " IS IT, n. Of 10Th st. sox7 b. Marx and ''0
husband to D. A. Mecool ,............ 49,. $4,000
81, ,ns 100 loe f. f. %am 6 IF a1S rv asS. 2ss' John H.
$50 Z, e Of Cortland. rn,r. NV, ooxioo 7o
ASs Mutual al e Il n Insurance "e COMPANY aSSoo
"sf. Sis fosy fss ~" 10 John Foley '".. -. @ Som
seth -. ' & 10, IT w. of I'd av' a's2otf Bar 600
or"ni ns, 40 sy p Corner orch rd ST. 5oixss 2h
wnrd l. Poole and wife toJ Neily ......,...,. 1900
Southern boulevard, 25xloo cath w"rdj o. Billet 90.
aes s ay ~ aiii waia same to l. Ros. 10
johnson av.. a3SlJo oath ward same to Thomas ,o
Eur
Joh" a. ;x $50 cath wardl same John Cusck 2iO
~ rant r y" and a. wiie 70 Il. Mc,oyern .'... i2ooo
IGN 81 ~, 'recree =, TO j. 1873
77h SSdi.scoob n, t. b. H IT. referee, 10 j. H.
MORTGAGES.
hneener a" of sa st. w. OF ,v i year Iiooo
sin,' snas ". ara of 5., pl'snu 81. 1900
Frey Anna wnong nIa n~sI"aa s 4! years' 1000
Foeu Gains " and wife, to Gcorre Wilson; n $. OF -
~updford st. t24th ward years ...:...,... ooo
Finn. Hannah d. and husband 10 Mutual Lille IN.
surrnee ,.,s COMPANY H. y. eo'"' ........ 81 500
Kelly Franklin m to bow,ry SAVINGS D' 1900
osrsn .,, Mense =, ana "a av wie 70 1900
strssr kswSr.n sS sa E e, 70 ~ y.ar. '" 4ooo
strike a S,m S9srHh ay ~ 20 "nA"' I4ooo
shaw taes s.. r. nd nd . w,'e 70 10000
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAX DEPARrMExT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHiSGroY, July 24-l A. n.

WAX DEPARrMExr,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July 24-1 A. H.
Indications
For the Middle States and New England, southeast
vcering to westerly winds, falling barometer warmer
partly cloudy weather and local rains.
For Tuesday, in tho South Atlantic States rising
barometer Increasing southeast winds slightly higher
temperature cloudy and rainy weather will prevail
For Tennessee and the ohio Valley, stationary or
falling barometer, slightly higher temperatures, except
lower In Tennessee northeast winds, cloudy weather
and numerous RAIN areas
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lowor Missouri
valleys falling barometer, warmer southeast winds
and partly cloudy wegther.
For the lake region, local and easterly winds shift
ing southwest rising followed by falling barometer
warmer. partly cloudy weather
The rivers will generally continue falling, except In
the East Gulf and south Atlantic States.
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DETERMINED 10 DIE.

Joseph Edward Muller, Of No. 90 Fourth street, ad-
dressed letter to the Coroncrs' once the 2lt inst,
announcing his intention OF taking his life. INQUIRIES
al the house revealed the fact that Muller had been
missing since Saturday night.
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THE HAVERHILL FIRE.
HAvrRnrLL, Mnss.. Ju

HAvrRufLL, Mnss. July 20, 1871
Tho losses BY the nro last night reach $4,000 ihc
Insurance on the property is about $1,000. No COM
plcic list of insurance companies which suffered losses
can be given as yet
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MINES AT LAW.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 49, 1877.
The great mining suit OF the Eureka Consolidated
vs. The Richmond Companies was commenced IN the
United States Circuit Court today Judges Field, Saw
yer and Hillyer the Bench.
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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
BELOW.
CLEARED.

Bark Louis Ger, Minncman. from Liverpool June IA
schr Isabel Alberto, Tooker. from Montcgo Bay ia.
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WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Touched at Bermuda about July barks Arnoda, How.
land Of NIB; Glance, Marchant. of Edgartown
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
VATIONS.
JuLy %. 1877.
*(ientle.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY %, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

pEpopryp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wBIrESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Peero GtaD. Dlbcrtol Palermo i5 days with
Steamer city Of Merida Reynolds, Now Orleans July
18th Havana isth with mdsc and 40 passengers to
Steamer City OF Dallas. Crowc Fernandina and Bruins
wick G" July ~ and Port Royal sc 2osh with ndsc and
pnt passed steamer Siasara, hence for Havana
steamer Wyanoke Coucn hchmond ui'y Id ro,m n, ana
sts s,Snmsr Ellie knight Mcrcery rnadepha With
ship Success cbcrn Liverpool odsys with salt to
ps ns%s
Ga" ss'snFns sy bsna
OF dense fog setting in; the men were brought 70 I'M"
rrimo dtap cu0mS M.Tss1s % dny Sr
nns saTs Fsehct dta Cnoo Carhaena a. days. with
Phillip Ger, gTs"se1ecrs Tnsss o A0n'vd'0
Bark q II cspj Graci", Hav"n" days In ballast to Il
Flor .rlSsrt avp1sy Eix,, n1yesa o II days with
TO s's * " Welsh vessel to ) iIamel. y, o.
nd sag"T g scnM.S, from ,Sy srds H.
of fayiSs Pr o Shoals saw 0''E ho"'ea' ITO" '"'''
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
s,..mcr (,aucus Bearsc Boston for New YORK.
Steamer Deaanc. Croeker. Fall River for Philadelphia
steamer Bolivar Ncw London and Norwich for New
Brig Harriet McGivery. Moore Bangor for New York.
n ballast TO master.
schr Orvctta Hervcv, Navassa via New Haven TOR New
schr Francis Coffin. Tabbrt. sackville. NIB. for New
YORK.
Schr Smith OBrien Bradley 'Providence for New YORK.
schr Angie Emma. Rogers Nantucket 10, y New YORK.
Srnr American Team Crosby. New Haven Tor New York.
schr Sterling Ball bridgeport for New York.
schr Liberty, Ball, Bridgeport for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer EIcanorn johnson. New York for Portland:
sohr General Hall, simmons Amooy for south Boston
(scc Miscellany.
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To THE Enron OF ruy HERALD.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Please call the attention OF the Health Department
to the fearful condition OF Twenty and
Second avenue There is largo hole nlled with stag
naut water the smell of VIII ch Is usnsvc that pco
pie arc compelled 10 keep their windows shut. =. X
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
p Sni'@ Destinat'on

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
The following record will show tho changes In the
temperature for past twensy-four hours, in
parison with corresponding date OF last year, in
dicatcd by the thermometer at Hudnurs pharmacy.
HERALD Buding:-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-12-29
Cutting Up President Hayes.

Representative Wa. Z. Chandler, Of New
Hampshire has polished his promised state
ulent regarding the late presidential election,
in which, assuming that President Hayes Is
not acting IN accordance with his expressions
10 behalf OF the colored people and the re
publican party, be charges that be mo, Only
pledged himself TO protect 20 the fall exten,
Of the federal power lie, suffrage, and politi-
cal rights IN the South. bat vas counted in as
President only BY reason Of special pledges
given BY Senator sherman and other Ohio
emisaries, who particularly and enphatically
promised that be Woald recognize and main
tain the lasfal State governments Of South
Carolina and louisiana and stand by Gov
errors Chamberlain and Packard Instead
Of doing this, according 10 Mr.. Chandler. be
iulhiled "a bargain thai had been made dur
ing the presidential count. BY which Il Hayes
should be President the awful governments
Of louisiana and South Carolina we're to be
abandoned, and the mob governments in
those States were 10 be Recognized. Mr.
Chandler ampl.hes his charges, and is very
bitter against President Hayes. bis policy,
and his advisers, and on this line lays the
plan and sounds the var ery for the campaign
OF 1880.