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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-17
Sauces
Saiiapurilenz ODER 9lutpiaen /;

Sance's eaHapartaen. oosr gtutptusn;
Sance's SaIapariQen> o0er 9utpiaen;
Sance's Saifaparitenz ooer 8lutpiaen;
Sauces Saiupariaenz ODER 9tutpiQen;
9unce's Saiioparnen= Ober 9Iutpiaen;
Sonce's SaIapariaenz o0sr gtutpiaen;
Sance's safiaparaenz o6er gntpiGeu;
9auce8 SaIoporiaene,
Uegetabtliibe oocr glutpillen
5ur Reintgun9 oes Slute5.
Baltimore, ben %. SUM 1860.
SD beibetn9e biermtt oGb td1 nit beiti9emS S6merBe
III Der tedten Sruit uno I'M redlten arIne, Der nab
neiner NnIidDt Uon unrener Sei6affen6eit meiue5
SluteS berriibrte, 6ebaftet mar. Dlan empIabI mir
Sances Salapartlens ooer Slutpilen, uno mad Dem
&5ebraude elmer S6adteI mar oer StmerS aus BuIt
uno 4rm gang uerIduuu6en, SD fGnb Die Billen in
ibrer 9Birtur9 duBeri milo uuO modte ie5e6ermaun,
Der Elm mtlOes A6itbrmiheI 6rantt. enlpiebleu.
Vatri6 Rndle,
SIT. %, @oniuau=Stra6e,
bfDtlSben 6oiDQr0= uno @utalu StraRe."
5Sir ben SaIi oieier Bilcn 9etatte man mir
eia gSort Der 2Sarnuna.
Uan perau0e tets Sauces 4Siuen unb fauie BON
gtiemanoem, ais BON 8enen, bie ais gsenten annonz
crt nb; paBt e5, 10 ipretbe man bet'm @tseHtblmer
Iebf por.
gu baben 6et setb 2. Saaee, glr. 1913, gBeRa
Saltimoreitro6e. (isebri9,1S)
@ebraMdte Ssance's SaHapartuens
Stllen,
penn Sein Slut unrein lit,
9ebrautte Sauces SaSTepariucnpiuem,
fUenu Su 6tnnen ooeT Stiitben I'M 9eiihte bait4
@ebraudIe Sauces saiapariuenpiueu,
fuenn Su gali8 6iiti
@ebraud5e sauces SaiTapartuenpiaen,
menn 8u an YtgrGne leibeft
@cbraudje Sauces SafTapariuempiaeu.
ipenn SetH Dfa9ea tranfit!
8ebrand1e $Sanee's saNapariaeaptueu,
ipenn Su Otb matt Un6 i6DerTaaI9 Iablit
8ebraudbe Sauces GaNapartaenpiHem,
penn Su ben 3ur6faa bait!
@ebretad,e Sauces GafsapartBcnpiaen,
menn 2u oil S6Idtristeit lsibeI!
9ebraudbe Sauces saifapariaeupiAea,
fpenn Ou Did ge9en oas Neroenieber idasen milit
@sbraudbe Saaee's saTVapariaenpiueu,
ueun Setne 3unge bele9t III!
Gsbraadle Sauces saftapariacmpiaeu,
fpenn Ou an Der Seber letoeft!
8ebraathe &ance's SaS5apariGcnpiHen.
nenn Su :alt oeG 9eIblnHt bebaitet bitti
Gebraud,e Sauces saiJapariaenpiaem,
meHn Su am Vior9cn 5etti9 anfebeH mtaf!
8ebraudle Sauces Saifapariaenpinen
redtSett9, unn 0u beu9it aaCn 6ie6ern Dor
@ebraadbe GAUGES saHapariaenpiaen.
penn Ou DID ertGdet bait
Gebraud1e sauee's eatiapariuenpiaem,
tpenn Setn sls9etit ibwdtb iit!
8ebraudbe eanes's SaSiepertuenpiaen,
Gean Du cine Seereiie antrtttit!
8ebragdae S,anee'S SaiyapariIen:piuen,
fDeun Su Did irsenbpie unrpobl ablit, oa iie zines
0es beien 5anenz zDiittel Der @egenfvart ino, uno
ten SausRalt iote e enttebreu. YIes 25 @ents Ole
ghabtel. gu babeH bel Sett 9. Seanee, glr. iOB,
8eits SottuRoreitrabe, (8ebrt9,tSl
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Gin Strafsna sci eittem Sla1tner=
SIdje erSd,oifen>

Nsw 2 Ott, IL. H;. Apttl; - SsE ,sE siss Msssr
ruell'5 SSlauO, ueriudte beute 81 entfpmmen
une mafte eineH uer5weifelten ansrlff auf
isinen aufiebcr. Der 4ebtere 3og ieiuen Res
uolper Mnb t0otete Sroots bur6 eiuen StnB
aui Der Stele.
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8renSffiffer b perurtheilt.

3arrlSb bur9, Pa., 16. Gprll. yQttle
uno @eors Wc&artp, Delfe iiberfiihrt iuor'
ben, cine 4n5abl 8ranohiftunsen i'll Gumber.
lano-@ouutp be3ansen 81 baben, muroen am
lcbten Samnage su relp. 9 nno Sabreu
3ud,tGau5 perurtbellt.
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9ie Relisiomsiraee II, Ieto=Se;nps

@oneorb, Ncp., l6. sprtl. - Gin
4mensemeni gu ber Contribution. meldeS perz
orouet, baB teiu 8iirger loegen iclnes @lauz
bensbefenntnifIes unsulaiitg fiir Elm Staats'
amt Ietn IGl, mllroe heute anaenemnlen.
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0fttS @effiuSiett.

Savanna, 1G. AprIl. - Nadridten aus
Gan Domingo bis gum 6. os. DitS. melnen,
oaB P1dfpent 8aes in ieiner Yotdlaft al rem
@onarsB ote 9tepublif 5apti antla9te, ben
s5ertrag s,piidsn beioen ednoeru oerleet gu
baben, tnsen. iie pie Sniurgcnten an Der noroz
tueiilidsn @reiise antstitiitte. 81 forosrts ben
@onsreB arf, 3ll befimmen, meld)e Ntabres
seln beaiislid Ger anseleseubslt gu trsfien
iub. Die &sgieruns bon Sapti le9t Der Go-
n,inifratton oes Yrdfoentsu Sasa beoeutenoe
Siuasrnllje in ben sgeg nnb bsi,rdtet, oab
6ereIbe in Shiioe fibre, Gan 0omlngo an
traeno cine ausmdrtiae Wadlr at angsftlrens
- Gus 9aptt liesen 9tahrltJten bis ;um 81.
MSrl por. A1,s mar rubig, nno man be:
firdfete feineti tGries nit Satl Domtnso.
DieSaffeeerhbte 1T einsebeiIrit, nne big 3ipeite
grnote I'M September peripftdt elne anBer>
presatli9 ersisblgs sn tpsrSsn.
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9iajor &euo, pelder Dor aurSem BON einem
8riessaelidts megen geleibl9un9 Der. Satin
zines Samsraoeu sur Saiation p:rurtbeilt
puroe, bat oas &rtegsOepattemsnt gebeten,
bas ll1tbeil porlauiig uidt Dem YrGiocntcn
sur 9euebmisuug uorsulegen, ineem CT meme
Sepeiie erlangt babe uHo por3uleggn mitElhe.
SaS Seiut lit Qensbmtat norben.
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Scr uad,iie spred,er oes Sautes.


gla1ribteu aus alien iiiOllben Staaten be-
es miro bebaMptet, oaB in tetnem Sbetle oe8
SiioenS Mnseid,en elmer 8erbtnbuug nit Der
AomlniftrationS<Y Yartei eriitlreu (wie BON pie.
len YerIonen bebauptet tpuroe), nnl Die Wabl
zines republifanlden Sprehers Su iIbern.
Sr. Iler. 3. StepbenS, beiieu :3uitano fidl
nit iebem Gage beilsr., beab!i9ttst, ild nab
Der Tepraientantenhale trasen su lalen, nm
bel Der ndhlien Sprederlpabl 81 itlmmeH.
Die Demofraten bsanlpruhen 10-uno otd-
leitt II Stinlren Mebrbeit I'M 6auie.
Gnhaifung BON Mneeiteutem.
Sn cinenl ooer 5tuel 2a3en perren 200 I'm.
ae5telte pes Druid. unb grapir= =Biireaus nno
am @uoe oieies Wfona.s 200 weltsre entlaiisn
lueroen.
0pfneien.
Das peifarnts Gepartenlent pertllnset, oaB
bic Solonie'n SpaHteH'e ano Der yneoerlanbe
pom l. Uta1 1877 OIL in ben Yojtberein auf,
aeuonlnen nne oemlelben grtra. porto unter
mo1fen iinb, mte Britilh=Snbien unb Die
fransDGiben Snlonie e'n-Yorto. .HlcO uno @u
ia ouSgenommen, i'm 6aue bic na1 1enen
&oionie' n bsltlmmten Briefe onrd) btrefteSabr
seuae bef1rbert Daroeu.
0ermiid1tes.
Cine Delegation Quater be!udte beute Den
Br6fosuten, I'M au 9unien Der SrleoenS
Yolttif geseR Gle Snoianer gu ialbaoeru. Der
yrdEoent erfarte cen 9erren, er Jet Su Gun
fen DeS 9rieoens an allen Srten. lrie er l6on
wiebcrholt angeSeutet babe. gs5I9l1d) Der
! Snbianer t1nue es iebod) suweileu rlotbpeas
| dig neabeN, bas SAmert atfett pes Sel5pel~
| ges anSuDeneer.
Ser S6atamtas Sefretar bat cine aus erei
Witqliebern befiebenbe @emmliIen ernannt,
um Die Ifiaircn bes WenzYcrfer 3ouan1ts gu
anterludeil. Die Namen Der Wit9lleoer pera
ben gesenwartis Der Seffentliatslt nod por=
entbalteu.
Sir ssrsunbe bes 9rn. Sobu 3. 0efrees,
iopie iener Ssrr ielbit ihelnen meaig 3peItel
| Su hegen, bab bstielbe nabltens gum 6esle'
rungss DrHder efHanuf perien lsife..
6lotten.Setretdr 1bempieu 1T einseiaeen
lpo1ben, Die Seitreoe bel Gele9enbeit bee Sab
resfeftes Der .Amerifaniiden Bibslsselitaft"
eo,abalten.
50 1erlauiet, rsb Or. @aibburne am nads
fen Saniage ani sem 1aplsier a@ermanlc"
nad) Trantreid3 suriidreiieu ruirs, IM 'ielne
Yft6ten ais @eianbter auSsuiben, bic ieiu
yta&5sclaer ernannt lit.
: Sefrsiar Ss,yr; beltreitet emphatiih, baf
bel ben tiitslt6 fattgefInoenen G.tIaiinnser
aug eey YsnFonsbiirsan poIttiide HRdi9
ten in Befrea. se,pgen mHroen; er bebaupfe
sielmsbr, eab geraoe pep GntlafiegeH bebeu
TENDER pot,tiidsr ginfuS su @sbsts asfcuSsr
| babe.
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Begn Die Sinftnr beiie8t Sen 2lppettt
fur berauId,enoe 8etranfeI

BeriOner, Die iid) osm @enuHe ipritu0Ier getrdnt
bln9eben, fIHoen oaS bette Seilmitte in
Or. SbaImer'S
8eIunobeits {inftar
Seit her @noedung Der UleoiSin babe id ourJ meine
6reunoe un6 Betaanten in biCer Stuot Die ioIsenoe
AuSabl bon Yerionen gebeilt:
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Selbitmoro clues &aufmant,s .

y htlltc The, ., lG. Ap.n. - 9corg
8drmann, iuu., uou Der Sirma Bdrmann 4
SurgeB, elmer Der bauptldhlibiteu @aenpaa,
renfirmen bteIer Staot, iagte fidl ON |, bteu
Samltags= =Dtorgen cine au9el burd) bas0iru
nao blteb ami Der Stele toot. Seiue 6rcunoe
bebaupten, Der Sdub lei Suiallis losge9ansen.
Der Serltorbene bate eiue ausge0ebnte 0e@
fanntldaft inter Den &auileuten Der Stdote
Nelpy Dort, &bllaoelpbla unb Baltimore.
@eroorbem ,tno seitorbem.
u My orf, 16. 4prt!. - Yoll;iit Wc@
Sartbp bonn IA. Ye,irfe ipuree seferl, als er
on Oem 9ebduoe gtr. Al, Spring1raBe, Dor.
ilberglns, benadlrid)rigt, oaB rie 2eid,e eines
Wanne5 in ocm Seller bcS Saule8 entoedt
woroeu iel. ST begab fid hiuab uno iano
Die IN Snnlpen 9ehiillte nno NIT Shmub be-
oedte 2eif)e zines h0hitenS 25-ldbrigen 0tan=
mes, pelder auaenIdeiulid puu9ers seitor=
ben mar. gs telte ii6 beraus, baB Der Ser
itorbene gSllbelm @ebrbaro bieB uuo Der
Stiefiobn elmer Srau 1T, tpeld)c Die y0e
,Soto- -8efauration" anS!eedsritraBe betreibt.
Srunfiudt uno lieberltfer yebenSparoel
batten i'm NIT ieinen angebD1igen ent;:peit;
Oieielben sogen tbre Sano BON ihm suriid,
nno ct iaIf 81 eincm Sagabuueen bSrab, bis
er id)lteBlifl bur6 Wtangel Ine @ntbebruHg
itQrb
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eRe3tal:M :Mett3e1t.
9t. Q. u. tlnSertpose
bonn D o , atbtf&er Mr8t,

bomSopatbtf&er arst
II Don ssr. s55, Norbzgutam Rrase, naa R.. 1O9,
<&bauesfraBe, sesosen, mo erietne Aufaerifamz
teit ben ipeaieen aranibeten raueu uno sineern
ptbmet.
-. Sdreaufunben BON $40 Yormtttass unb bon "a
uno6-7 1br Nadmittass. (Sau20. 3Dhe, i.a.aD
Wsberts' MaIs.mue e1Ieiinswrtratt
sahrhatt uno ftdrfeno.
8efer, als eebertbran, ae9en g d. 10 in fubt,
euftr6brenat gntsInbuus uno anbete
eunsen= unb Sals= =SedWerben. Sci yterpen=, ,Sdarz
lad uno anbereu Nie6ern oils ndbrenoes 9onieum
aur Serbeiihbruus raider nno uoltanoiser eensiuns
{ebr ptrtlans. Gut sesen Spspepfe appetiIoisteit,
Berbauunssleben un0 an9emeine ShDate.
SIN alien apotbeten 81 ba6en. (Scn.5,1Sf]
Bureau oer @asItdbt=Sonpaenis
BON Baltimore,
sr. 10, Soutbs StraBe.
@ote....8iuises Seismatertat....e g ote!
gDir baben cine uorsislid,e 0uaitdt BON @ofss oor=
ratbis, ioelde mir benz Gubltum oils elm em2feblens=
ipertbes SeismateraI iar badsbe uno anoere 3fpede
offerireu idnst let 6euer uno 1T irei pom lnrens=
feiten.
Seteaunaen perben in oselem 8iireau ODER In Der
Gabrif, 5suB BON aeabenbalitr., ausenommen.
Yreis $500 pro 2Basenlabun3, in irseno einem
Staottbeile abseIeiert.
lSh23-fl James .. Smaupoco, Setr.
9Rrs. Gor's Suoiantid,ss pesetabtItidles De-
colt, felt % Sabren oils bas sr0Bte Slutrenisunssa
Wtittel Der 9esenwart 6etannt, iriro nur In SIT.
177a, 1aDette=, Woroweits@4e oer Gntatps
Gtrae, 5u6e1eite unb lit Gei alien apotbetern gu haz
ben. taug26, 12gtteiJ
aS- Man 6eiebe Den
,,2oro Baltimore"
ILLUMINATING FIRE PLACE
HEATER"
che man einef anberen fauit, 6ei
$. 4. NleAoob.
[Sept2S, ,12Dtef] gtr. 18, @ermanitr.
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@nropGii6e &abelberid)te.
Scr orientaliide &rieg.
9od, feine Gntfdtfonn9!
1erad,te auer @r'

9te amsebli6e Wpbiltfirta8 oer
0itreiG)fi6en 2trntee.
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ssarit Sismsar6 sebt tad @arsin.

Die Notwithstanding Der ruiiifden 2lrmee,
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Selearapltlde 9epeIdem.
ss5nlano : 9epei1ett.

hte Der nIiIociirten Yreiie' iur Den nDeutIbe
Gorreiponhenten",1
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Mteoisiaiide amieiaen.
Sr. Chalmers
OeinnoleitssS

Eie aneenebmffe unb erfolsretd9fe Nebi,n Sur Sets
lung araHter, SdiDater uHo Nerooier tueIbe ieHaIs
srfunben puroe, ift Or. @balmers 9Ihts
tur, SeleI6e
trditt9t ben S6nahen,
betlt Den SraHteH,
9ibt Dem Werp6ien irfen Dtutb
uno neue5 Seben oem SRualtoen.
Sic Stnftur bcilt
Nero0iitdt, 8pspepfe, aolttIhmer,en,
ROpueb, llnoeroauitbteit, GebrGttbeit,
neruoteS 3ittern, ourd iibermdFiaen
G5euuB pom 2abad uno SpirituoIen
ueranla6t, Set5brennen, gDino i'm
Oiagen uno i'm llnterIebe,
S1uferpQbnitnn II. (. IN.
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slus3ms aus meinem sasebnd,es
8emerfensmer &uretr. .

Ino etnc 9roBe anSab anberer Die nit appetitI
tett 0ebaftet Uaren uno 9ebeilt nuroeu.
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QlttS Der W1tttoesha1tvttfaot.

gSaib ibtngton, Is. Iprtl.-D1e un=
ldn9it bonn 6lotten.Sefretdr eruannte Inter,
iu6nnss @ommiiiion, beitebeno aus @apitdn
s. Is. Y. Be Srafit, Snsenieur s. .. 8Oble,
Sbomas s. 8ebb uuo Capt. 5. v. Bartlett,
me!be gemiiie Anflasen i'm Betreff unbered)=
tiaten Intauis bon Waterial fir ben Slotten~
Baubof su Bolton uuteriuhen iollte, bat bic
peruommenen 3euserausiasen oem Departe.
ment iiberididt. Die Sommiiiion oriidt ie=
bod feline sisene Guiidt iiber Die 9taselesen,
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S6iTstte1ri6tett.
@srm.iid,te telesrapbii@e sepei6en.

80 Il II, l6. NprlI. - De: Dampfel
uSecla" BON Qiperpool iit bier einselaufen.
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GIiiabctb Doun8er.
gtr. 254, Siio : SboTpftrase.
Sdmddle bss aan,en @nfems.

.3cu9nis BON % III. 3. g / III mo, @sa., Gi9ent6dmt
BON Rimmo's 6eribnlter rbeumatf6er SaI6e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-26
WARNED IN TIME.

To EDITOR or THE HERALp:-
The terribly fatal Brooklyn Are, and, later on, the
sad catastrophe in ST. Francis Xavicrs Church, caused
the Department OF Buildings to show commendable
activity IN compelIinsa proper mode of egress and
grcss to all public buildings. watched the papers
see any mention madc OF ST. Laurences Church,
Echty-iourth street ana Fourth avenue; but, as II
seems to have been forgotten deem IT duty to ask
that Tho proper authorities sec 10 u that he taken,
before too late TO prevent another dreadful sacrifice
human lie. need not mention The danger attend
ing panic IN the galleries OF That building IL ap-
parent all acquainted with the stairs leading thereto
that they are wholly insufficient and that the manner
which they are built IS deserving ofcensure hope
that this will be sufficient and that will DO taken
Immediately to remedy what might prove the of
even a more terrible loss OF lie tnan any which has
preceded II. SAFETY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-26
claimed:-"They smells 'em. They're comm.
They'll soon be hyerc."

clamed:-"They smells 'em. They're comm.
They'll soon be hyere."
HOPE REVIVED.
Just thcn we heard, thought VIC heard, tho faint
winding of a horn The sound seemed to cast spell
over us. intentlv listened, fearing TO hope
"Bowl" shouted. and Williams put his horn to hts
lips and reverbcratng through the solemn arches
OF pines long, shr, but melodous blast, TO which
the air seemed still to cleave after It had ceased as II
10th to lapse into silence Again VIC heard the faint
response. Some one declared 1t to be the owls but
jus. then was borne to us the heavy, unmistakabic
dctonaron Of gun followed immediately by another
We were no longer In doubt that it was fired by our
party, but seemed probable that OF thcm must
be injured, as the signals of the previous nieht-which
we now convinced the booming OF fallen
trees-had come from the point of the compass
THE LOST RETURNED.
The guns heavily loaded and Discharged
and the answering signals slowly came nearer. We
heard the baying of dog, sounding as If his strength
were nearly exhausted. Wood piled the fire TO
great height to cast strong glow into the distance
Fully half an hour passed. seeming like age, while
we waited pecrng beyond the narrow realm of light
The horn again again awoko the soiitudes afar off,
but there answer Perhaps they too
wearied to do moro than crawl campward. would
have sent some one to meet them, but the 'crackcr
thought they must have fallen in with another settler
who lives near the coast, and that they were COM
ing back with horses. Suddenly there was
shout, TO which We responded with Joy.
full cheers, and ten minutes afterward
tho camp fire shono upon a gro1p OF sorry looking
figures Dallas rode in advance a mulc OF gaunt
grotesque proportions the Judgs" and the others
were in wagon. They were all unharmed but looked
worn and haggard An old squatter named Linn
driving After wandering about nfty hours without
fooh hat cbaddi
come upon the old stevens PATH which had led them
to Lime dwelling There they had received the
kindest hospitality, which very welcome their
half dead condition. The narrative OF their adventures
is worth another chapter, which shall soon be forth
coming
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-26
THE CALCIUM LIGHT NUISANCE.

To THE EDroR THE HERALD:-
Why Is II that New York IL considered the worst
governed city IN tho world? Simply because those 10
whom The government Is ntrusled are totally united
for executive positions Take the following ex-
ample. Several Of your correspondents have
lately complained Of tho numerous calcium lights
throughout tho city, particularly OF those on
Broadway at tho Theatre Coinquc and Tony
PASTORS, which acknowledged nui-
TO thousands OF pedestrians nightly. The
existence OF those lights Is fragrant violation OF law,
and their continuance, in spite OF all complaint de-
nance OF public sen imcnt. and yet tho Mayor and
police indifferent TO the rights OF citizens
that these nuisanccs allowed to continue. to the
disgrace OF city and the annoyance OF thousands
who obliged encounter those binding lights to
say nothing OF the accidents OF which they con-
tnually the occasion. KNlCKERBOCKER.
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AN APPEAL TO PUBLIC MEN.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Tho cause OF my complaint is this:-I am young
stcnographer and when report find IL difficult after
ward to read my notes. The real this:-Pub-
lie speakers are apt to forget that reporters but
human beings, ana they rattle on without a moments
breath The result Is, that when person wishes TO
decphcr his notes he Is frequently Obliged to put
different word to what the speaker has really said.
Could you not give hint IN your paper to speakers IN
general TO remember that tho poor stcnographcr but
mortal? YOUNG STENUGRAPHER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-26
THAT IxrEgNAL ENGINE.

To THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD
S. s. the other day did not hall express the feelings
OF the neishbors regard 10 the engine in Forty.
second street, Second avenue; IT makes tho
internal noise you heardabout equal to the howl.
ing OF half dozen dogs Just think Of such noise
going ali day, and, what is ten times worse, all night,
The charges used In blasting equal to large
and fairly make the houses jump l understand that
the reason they work all night that they hire
men Tor 81 to work ali night and SO the whole neigh
borhood must DO DISTURBED all the timc go that tho
contractor can save lew dollars. II In an internal
outrage. Yours, A SICK MAN.
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STEAM BOILERS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
agree with tho owners and users OF steam boilers
IN not wanting their property strained to pieces by tho
hydrostatc pressure have had charge OF an engine
for the past twenty i've years, and know II does
TO weaken boiler ANYTHING else, besides causing
more explosions. ENGINEER.
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coNpucrons, ATTEND.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Is there way to prevent the continual annoyances
which tho Third Avenue Railroad by
passengers being carried past the street at which they
wish got out? Would II not bc good idea and very
little trouble for the conductors to call out the
names OF the strccts2 / sure II The prcsi-
dent OF the company would make this rulc and cn-
force II he would have tho thanks Of many riders
q. ". B..
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PITY THE POOR PRISONER.

To THE EDITOR OF the HERALD:--
Gould the readers OF the HERALD realize the condi-
ton OF the "poor prisoners and Of their families at
home, or could the taxpayers be informed OF the
amount that they swindod out of yearly crafty
the malice and pure cussedIess Of the prosecutors
OF poor prisoners in Ludlow Street Jail, law would
very soon be enacted that persons wishing torment
poor prisoners by putng them in Jail for debt should
pay the county charges Tor this privilege This would
put stop to the practice and keep together hundreds
OF families that are now being broken up and de-
ktroyed. VERlTAS.
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DIRTY STREETS.

"Business People" ask why Forty-nrst street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues, should remain in It's
present disgracciul condition.
"A Sufferer" announces that the garbage wagons
have not collected the garbage between Fifty second
and Fifty fourth streets Eighth avenue, for
than week.
Another correspondent calls Tor a monument OF mud
TO our street cleaning authorities, aud claims that
enough material Tor that purpose be raised In Ann
street alone.
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THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.

Mr.. W. A. Rocbling, the Chief Engineer OF the
BROOKLYN Bridge, announces that within a few days
tho guide wires OF the East River Bridge will be low
cred into position about 40 feet above high
water, NJ the middle OF the river. While they arc IN
this position n rod flag will DO kept lying from tho
"cradlon over The middle Of tho IiyeE
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.
DisPENsARY CHARITY.
% THE EDITOR ov THE HERALD

To THE EDITOR ov THE HgRALD:-
On March q had occasion to call in the Southern
Dspensary OF Brooklyn, situated Court street, near
Fourth place. Over the window at which prescrip-
tons were presented TO be filled posted the follow
Ing notice Five cents Will be charged Tor each
medicine saw several poor people with sick Gull
dreu IN their turned away because they did not
have five cents 10 pay for the medicine. Now II this
dspensary gives advice and medicine free 10 the poor
why this charge oil i've csnts? X. NORTON.
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UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

''Citlzen" says frame building IL in course Of crcc
ton within the fire limits, 100 feet west Of Eighth
avenue. and running from Fiitythird to Fifty
street
on Seventh avenue has been pronounced unsafe, and
yet reglmental drills ure IN progress there
"a Pedestrian calls attention 10 tumble down
chimney on tho mousse No. 10l Wooster street, and
says IL IS In a dangerous condition.
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WALK FOR A WHILE.

To THE EDIroR THE HERALD
When a number OF mechanics wish for moro wages
and cannot get IL by fair means, they strike Thea let
tho riders OF our street strike and walk little
while and they Will that mighty car COM
panies Will fall down aud give them seat ana allow
no moro squeezing. Let the public try this.
READER
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To EDITOR THE HERALD
Would not blue shades or blue draperos of dana. k
or other material placed within common glass have
tho effect blue gassy II go, II would certainly
be in much better taste than TO have ones windows
patched up alter the manner that Is tho rage.
Please nlightcn your many interested readers
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STEEET CARS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Would you kindly direct the attention Of the street
managers to the importance of instructing their
conductors TO look out for waiting passengers their
right? | often have lose a car. shout and run n
good part OF block tor one from the conductors
eyes being directed TO the left or straight ahead.
AN INVALID.