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CLARK BROTHERS
OUR STAPLE GROCERY DEPARTMENT

CONSISTS of Bacon, Clear Rib Sides, Hams,
u Lard, Flour, of various brands; Sugars, Cof-
fees, Corn Meal, Corn Rye Peas, Salt, Bran, Rice,
Pearl Grist, Molasses, Of various grades; Kero
sine Oil and Mackerel, all Of which will be sold
at prices to suit the times.
CLARK RROTHERS
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GRAIN CRADLES.

VOU can find Home Made and Northern Grain
4 Cradles, Grain Scythes, Grass Scythes and
Scythe Stones, very cheap, for the money, at
CLARK BROTHERS..
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STAPLE DRUGS.
II AM constantly receiving additions to my gen.
l eral stock of Drugs and Medicines. In the
matter of Staple Drugs every article sold is war
ranted fresh and of first quality.
JOHN G. kUYKENDAL.
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w WANTED.

EVERYBODY to know that our house is the
IL cheapest place to buy Staple and Fancy Gro
ceries, Hardware, Stoneware Wooden Ware,
Crockery, &C. For particulars apply to
CLARK BROTHERS
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OUR HARDWARE DEPARTMENT

CHEWING Tobacco, from common to the best
u grades; Smoking Tobacco w. T. Blackwell's
genuine Cigars, of various grades SnuE-Loril-
lard in bladders, Carolina Bellein bales, and Rail
Road Mills in Boxes-all offered cheap for cash.
CLARK BROTHERS.
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w. HI. M'CORKLE.
BEST OUT.

4 FEW tons of COTTON FOOD for sale by
n W. 81. McCORKLE.
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Financial.
NEW YORK, May 29.-Gold l.0es.
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FAMILY BIBLES.

II HAVE the incest Family Bible for 81. so ever
offered at that price. 1t is very nicely bound,
illustrated and good print. Also,
Pocket Bibles, in variety, just come in.
H. F. ADICKES.
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CANE MATING.

lust received in white, and white and red
% checked, and will be sold at go-ahead prices.
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TT is only necessary for young men to come and
see our Cassimeres and prices, to be convinced
II. F. ADICKES.
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WRAPPING PAPER,
old Newspapers of large size, suitable for
" wrapping, for sale at SO cent? per hundred,
at the ENQUIRER OFFICE.
AGRICULTURAL LIENS,
MORTGAGES of Roal Estate, and Titles to
lyI Real Estate. For sale at the
ENQUIRER OFFICE.
March 8 ~
TIN-WARE.
4 COMPLETE line of Tin-Ware very cheap,
"A at LATIMER & HEMPHILLS.
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LINEN LAWNS.
II HAVE nice assortment of these Goods fol
Ladies and Children's wear, and ask the atten.
ton of buyers. 81. F. ADlCkES.
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II AM now prepared to offer Inducements IN two
popular goods-Blue York Cloth and Black
Diagonal. Call and see them.
H. F, ADICKES.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BoLMAR-BARNwkLL- L-On Thursday, December l3
by Rev DR.. Mlleit St his residence, JONATHAN Boil
late oil Buffalo TO SOPHIA JANE BARNwkLL, ali Of
TINS city. s2
CnILDs -CABLE.-On Thursday, December 10, at St.
AIMS church, Dy the Rev. Dr. Gaaudet, WILLIAM II.
Guilds 10 Lorrs E., daughter Of the iato Captain
Walton Cable.
UoLE--Fox Thursday, December 49, 1877, at tho
residence OF the BRIDES parents 333 West 10Th ST.. by
Rev. L. King Mr.. l. W. CoLE To Miss NELLIE NJ,
daush,er oil W. q. ana Mary Fox, all oi this city.
CRoPPER-CURRE. Frday December II. 1877,
by tue Rev. Henry N. Storrs, EMANUEL CRoPrER TO
MAY daughter OF the late Lewis Currie OF TINS ely
MACDokALD--MkALI0 Al Matawan, Monmouth
couuty, NJ j., TUESDAY, December ii, 1877, BY The
Rey. W. w. Moictt, JEREMIAH W. MAcDosALp, OF Now
York CITY, MARY H., eldest daughter OF ID. o..
Meaiio, Lsq, OF Matawan.
WoLPE--JoSEs-Iu Brooklyn, on Wednesday. De-
cembcr II 1877, at the residence OF the brides pa
rents by the Rev. Warren c. Hubbard, rector OF 81.
Pau's Church. Mr.. HupsoS q. WoLgG, ofNew York 10
Mis-, ANNIE H., second daughter OF Elijah Jones, Esq.
No cards
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
RESTOnLD TO REASON.

II will be remembered that whom W. G. Gilman was
convicted on bis confession, OF forgery the effect
OF this revelation upon his wife dis,urb her
reason, and sue removed to the Retreat Tor the
Insane, at Hartford, Conn. Il will be gratifying 10
her friends and the public generally to know that she
has recovered IRON that mental shock and has now
tho duties oi her pOston, has gathered her
children around her IN modest home IN this city,
and has started lite under she kindly sympaIhes
her many friends Alter leaving Hart.Oru she paid
visit 10 her husband At Auburn PentenIiary and an
her husband endures his Imprisonment with n good
deal OF iortude At the request OF the medical stan
Lo has been appointed to position IN the hospital
which gives M partial supervision OF the SICK
saves HIM from constant ASSOCIATION with the moro
degraded element oil the prison population.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
THE MOHAWK DISASTER.

Among those employed on the yacht Mohawk.
which july 20. 1876 in q sudden storm cap
szca while lying at anchorage of Staten Island and
resulted. In the death OF Commodore Garner, her
owner. and others whe hsppunsd 10 be on board the
boat at the time, was lad sixteen years OF age,
named Peter SULLIVAN, q CABIN boy. in the uniortu.
wreck OF the yacnt no lost nis lie. His iather,
Peter sullivan. has just brought SUIT against tho
executors OF the late William 1. Garner Tor S5, 900
damages on account OF his death. The complaint,
which just been served by Mr. William Everett,
counsel AIR sullivan, on the executors OF the late
Mr. Garner sets iorth detail the circumstances
connection with tic loss VI the Mohawk charging the
iack Of proper seamaDsbip In her manages
The suit has ueen urous hi IN the Supreme
Court RICHMOND county, where The case will be tried
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
UPTOWN IMPROVEMENTS.

Plans have been filed AT the Department of Build
ngs Tor the erection OF ten first class dwellings,, tour
OF which VIII be built on the northwest corner of
Madison avenue aud Fiity-nith street, iour The
southwest corner OF Madison avenue and Fity-sxth
street, and two on Fiity-nith street. near Madison
avenue. One plan has FLED iur hc iruction
oil twcnty-lv three story Drck dwellings, at lOStn
street, between second aud ThirI avenues IL Is re-
ported that Sir. Arnold. OF the irm OF Arnold Con sla-
bie Co., has about completed arrangements WIN
the we'll known builders, James Webb son, Tor the
erection oil an imposing structure on the Of
Fun ave nue. and Elghy-tbifd street. tho plans and
specifications Tor which have not yet been nled.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
The Stock Market Dull, but
has a8 Higher. arss
GOLD 1O2 rs A 1O2 SO
Government and State Bonds Lower and
Railroads Dull.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
MONEY ON CALL s AGA ! PER CENT.
WALL STREET, |

WALL STREET, |
fAtta SATURDAY, Dec l5-6P NJ t
Under the best OF circumstances Saturday Is not
looked upon red letter day in stock circles, ana
the one OF which We write has proven no exception
TO the rule. The only color to the market was I'M
parted by the continuous activity In Lake Shore,
which turned up this morning fresh the proverbal
daisy. The "bobtail" people referred TO yesterday
at work again to-day, ana gathered converts TO
their way OF tnnKng by ndusriously circulating the
information that both Mr.. Vanderbilt ana Mr.. Kecne
were free buyers Of Lake Shore. As Mf. Vanderbilt
only buys investment the purchase would appear
to be good ono as Mr. Ksene Is supposed TO buy Tor
speculation, it may possibly be a bad onc-chacnn a
son gout-the player pays his money and takes
his choice Either way, the price advanced to 6OT
and only u lower when the market closed.
There nothing TO be remarked in the rest Of
the list The grangers remained strong at slightly
better figures, because greater earnings are antci.
pated now that farmers able to get their corn
to market), and tho other speculatives were firm
through sympathy with Lake Shore--folIowing It's
fluctuations as hounds do the heels OF huntsman.
The dismal report with regard TO the National Trust
Company failed TO affect the market because It had
been already anticipated, and the bank statement,
which upon Saturdays is relied to suggest some
ideas as The future Of tho market, was de-
VOID OF significance. An average loss OF million
dollars each In the items of legal tenders loans and
deposits and trihng decrease in surplus reserve
was the salient feature. Money on call was dearer,
loaning at 1-64 and interest--an unusunl circum-
stance considering that it was based upon the pay
ment OF two days. interest
PRICES.
The opening prices to-day were as follows :-Gold.
lo2M; Western Union, ~; Lake Shore, b9A: New
York Central, lo7>s; Michigan Central, 81; Rock
Island, 1olA; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
5o,1; Delaware and Hudson, 51A; st. Paul. SO; do.
preferred, 7lS Northwestern, 80; DO. preferred
6e,S; Innois Central, Tx; Eric, 91; Chicago. Bur-
linetou and QUINCY 10l%; Hannibal and St. Joseph
preferred, 251r t.4
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
DIED.

ALLEN AT San francisco, Cal, on Thursday, NO
vembcr ~ 1871 ADELIA NJ, vile Of Joseph n. Alien,
Of tins c.ty. .
BARSwELL-At Marietta, Ga, on the 18th inst, MA
riLpA H., VIE Of .the iicv. stephen f. Barhwo aud
daughter oil the ato Alohzo H. and kizdbcth A. CusD-
man, Vi tnIs CITY. = a..
BAvExDAM.-On saturday, December 10, 1877,
WILLIAM the son OF Henry and Cecoiia A. Bavendam,
aged 1 year, l month ana days
Thc relatves and friends oil the family arc respect
fully inved 70 attend the funeral on Monday, al two
T. N, IRON the residence Of his parents, 80 Mott ST.
BoYLa-On Friday, December IA, EDWARD CHESTER
BoYLg, aged 81 years, = months aud 20 days
Relatives and trends oil the family respectfully
nvitcd TO attend The funeral, rom his late residence,
17G Cayer st., Grecnpont, L. l., on sunday, Deem
Der 1G al haIi-past r. NJ Romans to be Inferred
IA Cypress Hill Cemetery.
NSrnTALr LopaE, No. 552, r. AND A. M.-Brethren--
You are hereby summoned 10 attend an emersons
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
$1,000 W U T. r. 1900 los
COMM ERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT EASIER FUTURES CLOSED
sTEADY-FLoUR DULL-wHEAT LOWER
CORN LowEa--oATs EAsY-wHIsKRy DULL
PORK NOMINAL LARD EAsIER--PETRoLEUM
QUIET STEADY SPIRITS TUIPENTISE
QUIET-RostN QUiEr--CoFFEE rIRM--sUaAR
sTEADY--rRE1GHTs QUIET.
SATURDAY, Dec 1876 p. M.
Apart from the quetude In tho grain markets, as .
consequence OF the capuatlon Of Pievna TO tho Rus
sian army, and the probability Of erminatios
OF the war, there has occurred little cuango IN TIE
mercantile situation during the past week. Tho lace
that large quantities Of grain from Russia may
find an outlet by the water route through the Bos-
pborus has tended 10 cnock the export movement
here; but no decline Of moment has followed the
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
A LEGAL POLICE BOARD.

In the Case OF Captain Lowery, OF the Thirty y-hfth
precinct, lately dismissed by the Police Board
charge OF intoxication, his counsel, Mr.. William F.
Howe. yesterday applied 10 Judge Davis. in Supreme
Covrt Chambers for writ OF certlorari with view
revival OF the proceedings taken before the Police
Board al the Supreme Court, General Term. In the
petition presented Mr. Howe raised point that az
present constituted. there Is actually Police
Board in existence, the President William +. Smith,
having gone To Europe and having resigned his posi-
on brore his departure, and that 30 lar as the
tiou OF joel 3. Erhardt 10 concerned, MS term OF
cc by the statute, Tor three years.
witch period having ioag since expired, there
Of the law authorizing his legally holding
Police Commissioners. On these points. together
with tue merits involved, Mr.. Howe claimed that his
client was Improperly dismissed, aud Is, in TACT,
more lawful member OF the Poce Department than
either Com missiuucrs Smith or Erhardt Judge Davis
granted tue application Tor the writ OF certiorar aud
made It returnabie at the nexl General Term.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
DECISIONS.
SUPREME couRT-oHAM3ERs.


BY Judge Davis.
Durand vs. Ornamental Mirror Company.--order
graniea appointing receiver
GuggeuLemer vs. Murphy; Spauding VS.. Martin
Or,ers granted.
Morss Va MorrIa-Notion granted, with $40 costs.
Dyckman vs. Chlttich.-Granted.
Bowery savings Bank vs. Moore.-So referees re-
Bl.es va Hearn.-Corrcct the order 10 show cause.
soc CODE
Boya vs.. Rogers.-order granted confirming special
guardlan's report
0rdors granted
SUPERIOR CoURT-spECIAL TERM.
BY Judge scdgwick.
In the matter, &c, OF Schultz.-Ordcr appointing
W. II. schultz guardian, &C, Of Wniam schuhz AN
infant
Muller Va Maudcr-Order Terminating supple
Mason OF al. VS. Aicuer.-Order Tor commission.
stokes Bostwick CT aL-OIder dlscbargilg order
OF November 10
R4nnsv VS. DAVIS ct al-Order appointing Lafayette
Kennedy ct al vs. HillardL Judgment signed.
Assocat on Tor the Relief Of Respectable Aged ludi.
No. 3; same vs. ~ sa~c n NO Same VS. same, No.
same VS. same, No. o. same W.. same, No. o; Same
va same, No Z Same vs. Same, No s.-Rcierence
ordered
Cooper ct al. vs. smith; Byrnc VS.. Brennan OF a. !:
Cinin ct a. vs. Friedman et al Fredercks vs. Klein
~ ui Tell. &c w. Fuller Same W. GoodrIdge; same
Trask, Jr. same Brett; Same We. pomor, Jr
Same vs.. sttsen; Same W NcGratn; Same vs.. Kerr; /;
same " b.ll; SANE ". shutters; same y; Fafs !;
Same ". Montgomery; same vs.. ROBINSON; same va.
C.xc; same vs. Gibson; Same vs.. Mlchaeis; same W.
Whe, ler; same VI. Shaer; Same Scrfe: Same VI.
sioat; Same Va Baker; Same vs.. sturges; Same w.
Johnson; Same VS. Cochran: same vi. Robinson !;
Same w. Coward; Same stevens; Same vs.. De
Corncsn; Same W. Fory; Same W.. WIcknam. Orders
granted.
Bupster Va Post; Duryee vs.. Lcster.-CounscI in
each oi the above cases Will attend at Chambers
Monday, December IL, al ten A. M.
COMMON PLEAs--sPEcIAL TERM.
by Judge Van Hocsen.
AGATE Va Darragh; same VS.. Samo; Same vs..
Saurs Same VS. Sane.-Reicrencc ordered.
WlntriL CHAM W. Blum; ia the matter oi Chapman
Aud oshsfM -Appication granted.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
NIGHT TRAINS AND Low FARE.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
have read the articles cheap transit and evening
trains printed IN tho 'Compaint Book, anu In COM
mon with thousands OF your readers nave 10 thank
you for initiating this move There Is. no doubt, a
saving OF time IN these elevated railroads. but IL Is
not sufficient to compensate for The hgn arc ex-
torted. Let the managers OF the Elevated Railroad
reduce the fare a reasonable and they will
lnd that their passengers will increase to lar
exceed their utmost wishes; but as u now Is, we
must take care OF the pennies, especially in THESE
hard times Then let mem put on evening trains.
As 1t IS now II go 10 Washington Market on Saur-
day evening am obliged TO return by The slow horse
cars with all of their discomforts N. l. U.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

fNorE. intended for this column must be
accompanied by the writer's ful name and address 10
insure attention. Compainants who unwilling 30
comply with this ruis simply waste time In wriuns
writo only on one side OF tho paper ED HERALnl
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
WANTED cULvERTs.
To THR EDlroR OF THE HERALD:-

To THR EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Did il occur to The Commissioners Of Public
Works, or the Street Cleaning Com mmssioners, that
the streets be kept almost tree from Ice in winter
by having culverts at every corner that when the
snow mels the water may be Immediately carried into
the sewersY Gratings should be placed the
manhoes instead OF tight covers. Culverts should
also be placed in The centres OF long books; in TACT,
they should not be more than $50 eet apart. know
instance where water has to run four blocks TO
find n culvert. Ii The melted snow could be immed
alely the there would be no ice in the
streets in the winter. Culverls should be on "high"
as we'll as "Iow" corners. ANTI-SLuSH.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
REAL ESTATE.
Sales were made yesterday on the Real Estate Ex-
change OF the following propertes:-
nv c.I tyos

change oil the followinS propertes:-
fve story brick stores aud tenement houses. with
75s +. OF 57sh st. to painlG for 5000 each $40 600
Foreclosure sale"wiia@ <. boyd. reieres-ofthe
iour story brick store ANA dwelling house WIN
i1' no " corner Of 7sa ST. TO pani 10000
Foreclosure s4ls-John i. Clover rseres- o. tho
oa itSsy ana Wss isSh s
H. OF 5th av, TO plaintiff 1920
ro.a, :. SIS. 800
7,s :. :. 1913 n. .. Of " ax' 4 "iooxlo2.2; A. Erbe
@esres, i. r Rogers ,ssi !, !, f.,,,on:; 1000
vSs.-s: ss s:xIc Y1f' ssi s.d ''A ssyaoss ssH
e7S Sw'sf u, . $50 it. e. Of 9th .v. 2ss o. George
,,s.h ss.' st. ana Wa ss4s X av. -o
10th St, s,s T. s. 50 It. e. s 7th av aoxss NJ stern
saa ss. ~ aau =. sos o. 4th .v a7Gxioo5T
ias,s sss.as s ~ ). 800 Il "ss e. av. 75s5 N0m
Tia,pscn to ". 3. searle ;.:......;..:.;.; . 1880
7s. aIgs, v q % r,.,U1, .y e ssiooS
i.i sssns, % e s;s ST. aax7o John ,e GOO
b. Lynd to ). ": Leads ...;.-.:;........ 375oo
&c" ,oj II K Dos fsssos ...........: go. 80 500
7ysn M.S.s. St. !" "a and & husband 5000
55th St, 5, a2o ~ W. Of irt sv.. 2oxloo5; +. Ma
Av % <. -. 700 IT, st. 5osasi; H. A. Ils .'~'
sng .s - . q Madison av axIoo5j N0@
4. aud wife to r 4 supply -. $4,000
o5si .l.s !: 52oa v Of 9TH av., aoxloo-s: ~p. -
4s.s I5,ds lSo &; = Of ssi av, Sos iooS' 4 so
cos%Ds osnS a. Az " H. W corner Jefferson st. x Brick
sis .sd M ss - s. 4 PSI 3 T. W oi s, .v so.Gs '0n
G. BushnsIl (rsieresj 10 J. Mllward -. 2soo
10 Ss~ YORK Ld's Insurance Company $4,000
ii "y E.sw re-" sssrse re- H. wv Brett i aoaslo 1000
Co umoia, n: corner Jefferson. av., io5xioo l2ih
4os ss M s. 30 Il. : Voi'se 81 "a av. aSxso;
BOYD dsieree, to $. a kooin. .............. 1900
White. Andrew j., to ). A Tsgsn. w. s. av. A, n.of
poian Mary WA and husband to Mutual Lite In o'0'
sutancs Co. $ : ssh ST. " Of 4,h av year 10000
E Of Lexington $500
sh,rmer. Joan and wi'e, to a. Hail ". $ slh av.,
Loons Dennis. to & Hewlett n s. SGD st. w. oi is.
same TO george n s. 5ad st. Of Is, av i0oO'
MsLon. ohm Marshall n. s. 5ist st., O. Of
s..sis SSsinsoa b. AMI ws To- 4 Nicholson zo"
.d lISsn n ' sas e. ss III ,n yss 5000
shr%er John and vile 10 b. tnriste aad wiic 10
s..,. cus' i ans sssiS wiis to brown, H. Of 900
iasss ' sa w. sl sns asisoI s to ~ %rsacs 1900
Carmine. e Of Bedio,d s.; years.......... 1000
as o' - 10 same w. o. h y. Of 10th 81, Years s"
same same Vt 9Th of 18Th ST. years 1850
Johnston rmcine and husband, to n. Y. Wnletls
n OF s5th st., ". q ist av; years. ........ 6ooo
Lawson David. to John Deans, g. s. of 33d ST., W OF
ION av ................s........ I,444
Same VI Fleming, s. Of 53d st., W. OF 1Olh av 1870
st.. " OF Madison ay; years :..'....,.... 1900
pa is av years ~. /, 90
Of 5tn av; ..'............. 4.5oo
corner Of IL as ana s5tn 81 yoars...... e,ooo
st. & Of ssh ..........,.......'. -. -. 10000
.. q siay.; asears........ ....,... ...' 5000
81 NJ ni Az b. i Yenrs . -. q 600
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
A SEAMAN'S LOSS.

Nicholas Lee, seaman. was at the Tombs Police
Court yesterday complaining OF the loss oil $lS5. He
claimed he entered the premises OF g. A Dale. No
1888 south street. and Icli asleep and when he awoke
the money which he previously mad IN his pocket
gone. Mr.. Dale TO court IN response to a sum
mons and disavowod all knowiedgc of tho money.
Justice Fiammer dismissed the case, there bong
evidence TO implIcate any QUE
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
!. Larrave; Abbott 9. al. VS.. Young. Mo-

Duden vs.. Lagrave; Abbott ct al VS.. Youns-Mo-
tions granted. " "a ooo
In the matter of Losterin,-Bond ordered IN Sz,ooo
Robertson vs. Robertson.-See MEMORANDUM
In the matter OF SteIn.-Approved.
Taylor vs. rayior.-rhe papers arc totaiy oe-
feciive.
CourIland va McKenzie.-Motion TO dismiss pro-
ceedings and vacato injunction granted.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
TRAPS FOR YOUNG LADIES.
TO THE EDirok or THx HkRALD:-

TO THE EDIrok OF TIKI HERALD
Why is there law Tor protecting the victims of
certain men, who. under the pretence OF advertising
for governess housekeepc request the applicants
TO call their Offices and there insult young ladies'
who are dependent upon the world for an honest
livngY Having been treated myself by certain par
ties Broadway, who hire room Tor this purpose
method OF warning other young ladies', who,
perhaps, might tail Into the same trap. NJ
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
IRISH EMIGRATION.

A free lecture on "irish Emigration to the West"
will bc delivered nnder tho auspices of the Colony OF
ST. Dominic and tue Dominican Fathers, in ST. VIM
cents alL basement OF ST. Vincent Ferrers Church,
Lexington avenue and sixly-sxh street. on tuesday
evening" the lsth INST, Wy Diiion O'Bren, oi 81.
Paul Minn.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
CLOSE THE DOORS.

To THE EDITOR or rnE HERALD:-
am glad to see by saturdays HERALD that some
ono else besides the writer complains OF the bad effect
of the open doors the horse railroad cars. IT.
positively frightiul tho way the Fourth Avenue line
Insists on opening tho front 10 collect fares and
compel ladies' get In from the trout PLATFORM al
though II IL publicly posted up mo one allowed 20
get on or the front platform" Please agate tho
question until rectiaed. YIl &1Etl J. b. L.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
ARTIFICIAL SKATING.

To THE EDITOR HERALD
Why do good citizens make artificial sliding
ponds by washing sidewalks on these freezing winter
mornings? This tSaturday) morning tho walks from
Fourth TO Fifth avenue Thirty-sixth street were
solid sheet Of ice, and got very severe tall,
straining my thigh and badly iDjuring my arm. Is
there law TO prevent people from thus jeopardzng
tho lives ana limbs OF citizcnsY Have our ''best
poce TOO mucn do with the liquor dealers to look
after private interests9 Thanks Tor your past useul
ness. 4#s BROKER
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
WHO PAYS THE GAS BILLS?

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Does the Comptroller Of this city know that Judge
Campbes court room, Clinton street, was used for
gathering of voters previous TO the late election. and
that il Is now used by the Tammany Hall General
Committee OF tho Sixth district, who meot there. and
that boln parties burned the cys gas without paving
for itY Does the court room IN The absence OF ITS
regular business belong to the political following OF
the Judgef "FlAr JUSTlIlA"
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
ANSWER.

ADMISSION TO THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.
To THE EDITOR or HERALD:-
will inform &C. I. L." that he can be admitted
into the Navy Yard any day in the week with the cx-
cepon OF Sunday IT, as he says, he was refused ad-
mittance IL must have been side entrance,
on Flushing avenue. through which visitors not
admitted. BY the main entrance York any
body will be admitted IRON niDe A. M. TO four +. NJ.
DIsorderIy or intoxicated persons Will. oil course, be
refuse admittAnco
Sergeant DO0LAN, Gntekeepe.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
HEAT THE STREET CARS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HKRALD:-
Must Harlemites suffer the terrible cold this
winter the Second, Third and Eighth avenue street
car lines for the want OF heatersf When the man.
agers OF these lines say thoy will do nothing ior the
public In the way o heating their until compelled
10, and considering how cheaply few cars can be
furnished with heaters II is to say the least ungrae-
fui on the part OF the managers Are wc 10 ubmit TO
them VIII Tho Aldermen nelp US HARLEMIrE.
The New York herald., 1877-12-16
A DUSTY ARMoRY.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
May aak your "Compiaint Book" TO add one more
to the many good works it has dones went TO tho
Twenty y-second Regiment Armory last Friday night,
and the dirt h that covered every thug somc
thing emar kable 70 see II almost impossible TO
see through the dust which in clouds when the
men marched. What is the matter? Has the Twentv-
second regiment contract with the Street Cleaning
Department or have they no armoreri BAYONET