davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-05-13
BY TELEGRAPH.

Special Dispafch to The 7ltonne '.~~
LfTEKrooL. May l2-1i:3oa A. m.-Frorn-No 1,xp
So2, 3os.
Observation-Disclosures. No. j, 13s Al; No, 2 In:
spring, No. !. 13s Cd; No. ., rs Sd; white No l. III
4u' No. 2 12s Cd; clnb No. i, l3s Cd; No. 2 lm 81.
Cofn-25s Cd. -. ~
fEovts1oSs-rori, ess. Lard. 4ss. x:~
LIVERPOOL May 1c-t t:3o p. m.-Paov1s1oss =
Lard, as Sd.
LtvEErooL, May 12-Ercntng. - CorroS - Market
nut ana easier at salcs coo bales, specu-
'"ir1 nr1 "ta " shooet. .oq0; American, 3-ssp.
"a; 40 clu3 - 81 13s ID: No. to No rcd Western
yprlhs. l2s 3lGeI3s Sd: do winter none ID markct
e. s,onI-" Sstcfn canal 3JtHas corn-Western mixed
~ ~ w. ,uats-Amer'rnn. 3.3s 81. Barley-amcrican,
os Su Ptn*-Cnuauian los I'd ,,4ls :. :
GLovER-sEE1AmeEican, 6OE7N
fhoFtsfoNs-Mcss pork. 6Bs. Prime ness beet. a5s.
clear, l{B ca. 2'' ~'s -'
IALLOw-f38. ..-
L1SssEu OIL--3is 0de32s, A 49, -
s.n.Swtninmon. se;r;,wv ~ IS ~: pale do, 13s. >
SSftEals oF LCEi'ESrtSE-.aa.
EH.EsE-FtEe American IDS
4ToSpoS' Nay 1o--Sr1R1Ts TrnrES11xE-s4995fd
Az 44SSTwEEr. My 12--PErro1kCH-No quoted.
noar kilograms were received BY the Chfcsgo
,rL.!vEnroe!. ,av le-Prme mess port-Eastern. n;
~. as sgt aE} ~ Lard. as 3D. Prime mess beet,
~ !naia mess oss: extra India meas tlIs Cheese,
r, anSSpeS, ~ May yi25L1Exaroo1-wheas In good de-
Vs. MAEK Iasses4 cup iss s4Slas I'd GSrn n1msra ..
asS avefaSe California, 0ss. Corn nrner Cargoes
F"9'a6e-HAe rather dru1cr
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n mere hare not been many changes at tho Londod

hnese hare not been many changes at the London
Isns", Isrased 20 be let fur four months 1t the st.
and ua.sinns,D ans Danishetis has been Withdrawn.
NJ. The part Of Aargaret Il performed by
London ssfc rattsson young actress . tae
E.es EEaenews has appeared In his altered version Of
thnrtis uuT e comedy. The Iiar." 81. Phe1ps 10
;rls ;Trgl@rAnnt in Macslin*s Man Of the World"
tha dne next piece produced at the Lyceum viii be
VII, Jonfer ot Lyons, :" in which NJ. Irving
smr1,. nouose " The characters OF Du5osc and ~
1Wtrgae9; Wr3 Mrs Stirling 10 playing at Ednburs:a
Na..,,.a ,.aotoprop, In - The Rivals. Pull Xa4t
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a IOTTERY-pnTzr

-
1be tarH eoarts haTe decided an tnterext,ro
question and enriched thereby 4 yrry deseryine .
Young woman. Three years seo a Russian laav
Claiming to be Countess, came to Paris .na
Rloppcd at the Byron Hotel, where she 1lvrd for
some time She coon became intimate with the
lady Cashier OF the hotel, who was saylnr mn
money for = trouseeau A9ainst the day when an
saole sultor should make such m c1pensa d.
e.tane. IN tbs course OF time tho Russian laflY.
Sno kheH 81 the sasinga, received an order frpno
net aasoahd, General stationed in the CJucasna:
h,.sa' 1c,an5 Not having the necessary funds, she
~!,a Inc !attes as security, bond for 500 ronbes
70 be redeemed in six mouths. The t;me naassd
, Maa sae i9dy. being pressed for payment nnf
Anof1xeo The cashier to sell the bond A. the hot,
was comparatively worthless, except for tbe chsnre
y, nis*3ng something in lottery: scheme. the
Samc Iguna she was glad she had done 20. for H.
, monu FIew the grand prize Of 200. ;,oS +nnh1cs
Iaen Lhe hasstan lady wanted her bond nni ~
money, ana Drought suit, but the cnnrts dec;5aI
M Mu'at tue cssn!er nue was good, and condrmed
mat estmab!e 5onns woman IN the Ipoasessfon ~
SCAooL-'lRL AND WEARS WIFE
Not lcng sinee TIE TRIBUNE printed m Item -: -
listing to the dismissal from an English schoo1 y,
little girl because che rcfused to cou,t~< n ~.
Wears wife The affair created considerable or.
element 1t the time. most Of the English paper.
denonncinE the act ~ IN unwarfantea n;cre ~
managerial authority Tho matter camo mn IN tha
House Of Commons I few days since, When. Lord
Sandon. replying 10 Mz- BArran, said he had In.
qutred into the statement mada BY several news.
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|. NEW YORK.
"k" YORK. May 12.-CoTroN-Quiet st tO3ka1Ie.
fueases steady; May. 10 8oc june 10 soc July 1905
Ga.su' vv.e' august lio6all.U7c; September lt.ooc;
e1ooef loa1 &l0 0Gc November 10 sscs1o CSC: De-
eenaoes. = loeeslo97c; January, 1ooo@1l olc; Feb
ruar5. II. l3dI1.lsc.
FLorR-Dull and uuchanprd. rrretnt. = nm bril-
Rye hour heavy at s5. 7598 o. 81. !
CoR."MEAL-Quiet; Western. "A 4saa A., '
sEAtS-Wheat quiet and In fair demand: expert
SaecSe1 ~ nr1nness Of holders; No. chlc,ro $1.oi;
~ Mtl*aukee club. s 4 o. bid: winter nuet aud
10. cansaa asae4sy; y owe'tsrn BARLEY erm;
SMansea; receipts, bu; uni,erchantanIc mixed,
whft 'oW @ mixed Tic; Eteam mixed 7iM:s7ac; steafn
U4c oats dsam III ~ yeilow &c; Old Western m!5s9
e!n ml1ed ard State, 4ss65c; Hhite do: s2@1ic- !:
tsnns~rfxt tsnnGaaet nn1 and unchanged.
c1cin eati iGhJi9nee-Quet but nrm: Rio caTzoes 159
aeSs - Eood refining. iox@GMc% % prime, icfe; rs1ned.
maad nHand daif and dr; ioe12c Moiasses drm:
4ata: niee naieeaerg; FH;. rosto Ie9 lsoe; New oFeaa
14,a bur steady; crude ahe refined
SrEAlSED 1sKsiS-tlaiet It 81 alas m
Ese:-FiIm: :Wsasn,sfssiseas Wsasras fsasse at ''<eaee
Mo Grande 1shl ma;a Basne: AyEs4 a2d
California DO. zaa.ec; Common. % a. $50
wa.hrd fleece. a1a2c; pulled s337c; un-
ffasI IonE c!eaf @iddss. ssse: short d. ~
sasses e1nsd nse sna " Closed quiet; pr"'
EH-r1tn,; EHEts1-I,ntInn,; Western, 1o@t4c.
= - t Att|Mannfacturen copper unctAueed; InEot
s1endr M sn1 unchanged. fron-Scotch pig quiet ons
Russia ~ ;;saQs2ec American heavy; Western -
1'AA46-DnChnnked. -:
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:. F0HEf0N,
LoSnoS, May 2.-consols for money %; ac-
American securittes-a5's, 1o3n; 67s, .1oan,
, 1877-05-13
BY TELEGRAPH.

*And interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
THE WORK OF ANGRY WAVES.

The schooner Tam o. shanter, Captain Zclie loaded
with bananas and consigned to B. J. Weinberg 4 Co.,
arrived her pier ut Burling slip last evening. On
board were the crew. NUMBER Of tho schooner S.
w. Townsend, Captain Townsend, OF Camden. n. J.
The s. w. Townsend left ST Marys for Baltimore with
a cargo OF lumber the 7th OF April All went well
until the 10TH when she WINS struck by heavy
became wateriogycd She was Two days in this condi-
ton the third tho crew were oil safely taken or
and brought 10 tho city by the Tam o. shanter Tho
crew were Captain 4. Townsend, mate James
Churchill steward samuel Hand, sailors Edward
Walsh. +. Cavanagh and Thomas Flynn.
BURtKD AT SKA.
Tho schooner Cecil, which arrived IN port yesterday
afternoon, reported very heavy gales of Hattcras.
The schooner came In without her bowsprit aud lore
topmast and had u badly battered appearance gener
ally During the heavy gales sne encountered Fred
Mcntz whio iurIing the foretopsail, foil from tho
oremast truck to the topgalant iorecastc and
instantly killed. On the following day he buried
at sea.
TAKEN HOSPITAL.
william Prcttenbach, one Of tho Danish soamen
rescued by the crew oil the steamer New Orleans as
detailed in yesterdays HERALD from the wreck Of the
Onkel Alderman, mad his arm broken In escaping
from tho wreck. Hc was taken yesterday by officer
Lcary, OF the steamboat squad to tho Chambers Street
nnun nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
THE ACCUSED MAGISTRATE.

CONTINUATION OF THE INVESTIGATION RE-
GARDrNo JUSTICE EDMoNDs AT MOUNT YER
NON.
The examination into the charges against Justice
Edmonds, of Mount Vernon, Westchsster county, was
continued before the referee In that village yesterday
afternoon. A crowd OF men watched tho proceedings
with eager interest Several witnesses were
examined In regard to complaints mado by
them before tho accused magistrate, their
testimony being intended to support the ale
CATION that Edmonds had charged the town ana
county for fictitious trials in his An effort
made by counsel the respondent to crosscxamine
names affixed to the petition praying Tor the re-
movai OF Edmonds the object Of the cross-exannation
being TO snow tnat hs signature had been obtained
by the counsel Tor the petitioners, who, the counsel
stated were acunted solely by personal feeling IN the
matter but II ruled out by tho referee. ono
ness, called TO cOrroborat0 the evidence given ut \
former hearing relative TO Justice Edmonds having
been intoxicated while officiating In Judicial icy
testified, on discrimination, that the respondent
did not stngscr or otherwise display any
signs Of ineb-ciy. Another witness testified
to having seen Edmonds playing nj cards IN
n barroOm, his associates the occasion being two
bore bad reputation. II not olIciicd, however,
what respect The mans character was tainted. all
attempts by crossexamInaon on the question having
proved iutc Tho oncr 10 prove by THIS witness that
he (ihc witncss) had approached The same man with
friendly ovcrturcs Within the past few days. II hc would
testify against EdmonJs also ruled our apparently
to tho dissatisfaction OF many present, who while be-
lcving that tho respondent Is not altogether blame
less, still desire to the investigation conducted i'm
partially. Tho hearing was again adjourned TO future
day Vincent Garviu, a colorcd man, who testified
against Edmonds last Saturday has sncc boon indicted
for perjury in 80 testying and is now IN the County
Jail awaiting trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21

RETURN OF THE GRAND DUKES FROM WASH
ISGroN

RETURN OF THE GRAND DUKES FROM WASH
ISGToN.
Their Imperial Highncsses the Grand Dukes Alexis
and Constantine accompanied by Baron Schliling and
Dr. Coudrine, returned to New York yesterday from
their visit to Washington. They LETT Washington at
twenty-scven minutes past nine \. b. in u special car
attached to the New York limited express. and arrived
at Jersey City at four o'clock r. N. Two carriages
we're In waiting for the ducal party. Into the irst
tered the two Grand Dukes Baron Schlng and DIR.
Coudrinc The second received the Wallets who had
charge OF the handbags, sword and hat cases. The
party thon proceeded across Drsbrosses street
terry, and were driven up through the city
TO the foot Of Twenty-hrd street, North River,
arriving at tho landing stage OF the boats from
the Russian flag hip at quarter TO five o'clock. The
laree barge OF Captain tho Grand Duke Alexis manned
by sixteen sailors and IN charge OF Ensign Prince
Bariatinsky, had boon In waiting for some bali an
hour for the Grand Duca party. VINO were soon In tho
boat and OH their way 10 the Russian flagship svctana
Tho baggage soon arrived. and in charge OF tho SER
wants followed IN another boat TO tho ship
None OF the officers Of the Russian flagship wcrc In
tho city during the day, and no liberty men were on
shore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
HOW He MAKES HIS SERMONS.
MR.. BEEcHER's TALK LAST NIGHT-DYsPEPsIA
AND SPIRITUAL ENLIGHTENMENT.

MR. BEECHER's TALK LAST NIGHT-DYsPEPsIA
AND SPIRITUAL ENLIGHTENMENT.
~ thought had in my pocket" said Mr. Becchcr,
nj the opening OF his talk Plymouth Church prayer
meeting last night, ga letter from lady, asking me
whether God did not hide his face sometimes from His
people for HIS peoples good In sense OF the
term that may be true; hut In general sense think
Is not" Mr. Beecher then explained az some length
why many problems oi mental philosophy come up
for practical in tho experience OF Christians
and churches He showed that the ccslatc state
mind was obtained by training and m education
OF the soul that could never TO dispensed with. In
Nine. Guions experience there much tribuation;
she released IRON that body oil doath her husband
ana went through many struggles before she reached
that ccstatc state with which her name was asso-
GATED He then referred 10 the mpediments that per-
sons voluntarily place IN their way toward advance
lnent in spiritual lie. Among these the paraking Of
,nudicous iood "More than two-.hirds OF tho people
much, ut wrong times and wrong hngs.n
SAID Mr.. Beccher. "Wc should live by rule and
cordance with what had do. For than forty
years have done this. cannot Afford to indulge my
myself by going into company. Saturday comes
and | have my Sunday before me nave
Just to get and keep my body In that state by which
my mind kept clear and active aud so that It Will
work IN the best way, and that Is the way make my
with strong green toaf suppose man swills all
night deserves 10 have blue devils The next morning
Then 70 keep THIS spiritual PsrosPon scys ySn
Ing thought, and that about yourself, IL a
mistake. man can make dyspeptic Of him
self very soon n he will only think OF what Is
going on in his stomach after hc has par
taken OF good meal Thcn men
20 about they thought themselves infinite
The characteristic OF Christian is chceruness, hope
fulness and goodness. No. God nevor withdrawn HIS
face. The forgcts TO rso. You may as this
morning, not DO able to IT, but was because there
cloud between the Garth and H."
Mr. Bcecher concluded by saying that he had not
touched upon the effect OF conscious sins 10 this
nection he had desired refer only TO those
points that were not generally spoken Of.
After the pronouncing OF the benedction number
OF persons remained candidates for membership for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
DANGERS OF GASOLINE.

In tho Town Hall, East New York, yesterday, Cor.
oner Nolan investigated the death OF Mrs. Emma T.
DAVIS, who was fatally burned on the 10Th inst. by the
lame of a gasoline lamp communicating with her
clothes. Several witnesses were examined, among
them the dccoased's husband, son and father, and
Mr.. Breudc and others, who detailed the
story OF her death. IL proven that tho
gasoline was purchased from tho store OF John b.
Brahams, No. 2l4 broadway, Williamsburg, and that
ing purposes.
Alter half an hours dcberation tho jury returned
verdict that Mrs. Davis to her death from burns
caused by gasoline purchased tho store Of Jonn B
Brahams, No. 2l4 Broadway. Brookyn, and
that under the laws OF 1874 recommend
that evidence taken be forwarded TO tho District
Attorney, and That he be requested TO present the
same the Grand Jury Tor thor cons idoraton.
The penalty tor selling gasoline or any oil under Ito
degrees Fahrenheit within the corporate limits Of tho
city OF Brooklyn In death results from the sao
OF the prohibited fuid IS term Of 1--WE years in state
than $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
THE DEPARTURE FROM WASHINGTON.
w Anru On L.

This morning car No. 80 OF the Pennsylyania Rail-
road was attached TO tho Now York limited train al
tho Baltimore and Potomac Depot, and, this
was tho In which tho Russian Grand
Dukes and party arrived here, II was surmised
by those about the depot that tho distinguished visitors
were about to take their departure The was
soon circulated, and number Of persons gathered in
and about the depot building TO see tho princes
Several minutes before the train left three
carriages wcro driven up TO the door and
SPECIAL car the Grand Dukes Alexis and Constantine
passing tho nrsi followed by the Russian Minister
:hen the naval officers and suite OF the Minister. As
tho train was moving Oft tho Russian Minister left IT,
aud the imperial party coming out upon the rear plat
form waved goodby 10 the Minister and suite
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

Observation-Disclosures. this city, on Thursday, April
10 1877, ut the residence OF the BRIDES father, Dr.
CHARLES H. DESHARp to CHRISTINA LAuER, daughter
OF t;corge Laucr. No cards.
BERRY -wxASr.-At tho Church OF tho Holy Trinity.
on March u, W. ID. BERRY 10 CoRSELiA WiSASr. NO
cards
spmScER--MiLEs-At tho Church OF the Annunca-
tion, Thursday, April 10, by Row. w. J. Seabury,
d. D., JARED w. SPENCER and LrzziE, daughter OF tho
late Charles Q. Miles, all OF this city.
SruART-MARKs On Thursday. April ~ at St
Thomas Church, by the Rev. Or. Morgan ROBERT
STUART to EvEIiSE I. MARKS, both OF this city
TAyLoR-BoARD.--A Christ Church. HlcscnsncK,
N. j., Thursday. April 10, by Rev VIM. Wccs
Hollcy, SUTHERLAND @. TAYLOR to e. REGINA, daugh.
ter OF VIM. K. Board, Esq, OF Hiogo. Japan. Nc
cards
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
NOT A MEMBER OF HEALTH BOARD.
GAS ExToRTIoNs,

To THE EDITOR TIE HERALD
On reading the many expressions in your complaint
book will add my mite gas monoples 1.-Two in a
small three story house and have usually only one
burner lit tho parior floor, and never after ten
O'Clock and yet for nvc years for the same winter
my bills have becn $24 Is which looks very
much like average oil just how much you will stand,
and now from the 18th OF February until the 2lst OF
March have burnt gas In throc OF our largest
rooms and still the bill in SIT. sufferer who,
II she could help herself, would not burn gas prn.
cipe Mrs. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
STREET LAMPS.

To THE Eolron OF HERALD
Spare little room In your Compliant Book In rela-
ton to the lighting OF the street lamps in Seventy
second street. The lights are not liz till quarter TO
eight and sometimes eight O'Clock p. n. think IT'S
about time something done IN tho natter there
the opportunity Of giving you details full.
From Fourth avenue through Sevcnty-second street
FIRST avenue the lamps not 10 till away after dark
There is n church In seventy street front OF
which there three lights during Lent, and up TO
III. present time are not liz al the proper time.
TAXPAYER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
DOGS ON JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Iilt up your voice, oh, mighty "Complaint Book"
and help us here jersey City Heights this fearful
DOG nuisanccl Our locality resembles village in
Siberia or q negro settlement the piney woods OF
North Carolina its multtudcs oil dogs-grcai, hugo
bIoodhounds tho deadly Spi,z and mongrcl cur. all
roaming tho streets, making II dangerous Tor children
10 20 out doors Already several fatal OF hydro
phopia havc occurred, yet sleepy authorities aud
greasy, slouchy polccmcn--n act VI the dogs mado
an attack OF tho latter Ills question II hc
could muster energy enough resist it--tako steps
TO prevent q recurrence Help US, VIC pray thoc
SHELLDACK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
JUDGMENT DAY IN JERSEY.

The following prisoners were sentenced yesterday in
the Court OF Quarter Sessions at Jersey City james
W. Myers, p,ckpockot on tho Pennsylvania Railroad,
i've years in tho State Prison; John Waters. assault
and battery, four months in tho Pententary Thomas
Fay, burglary, nine monthsi Richard Kelly, grand
months; George Miller, burglary, two years; William
shaicr, burglary, two years; Charles A. H. Cdri's
burglary three years; Charles Newman, larceny, SIX
months; John Harris, larceny, three months; John
Hunter. larceny, three months
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
ErYEcTs OF THE COMPLAINT BOOK"


To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
.sCommou Sense" suggested, through the HERALD.
.sCom piant Book" short time ngo, that tho truck
farmers whose free market ut the Of boy
should take away tho piles OF dirt which had
INFLATED and spread II upon thor lands Thanks
10 tho HERALD the dirt forthwith removed by the
fardy Commissioners. who seemed TO fear that somo
good Vegetables would grow out OF tho suggestion
Tho foundations Of manure have disappeared how
ever, and that is what tho people wanted.
GRATITUDE.
To rnR EDITOR OF rnB HERAID:-
Houston street, east OF Bowcry. has been cleaned,
and this u.s. Suppose tho result OF tho HERALp's cf
fort for which sincere thanks offered. lf the
HERALD does not guard tho city tho Efforts OF tho
diIixcnt wutchman In vain Apropos, why do
the pcoplo mako OF the police and compel these
street parudcrs do this work OF clcauingY
They are soldiers, too aud ought to DO employed in
moro usciu way than catching thieves. Three days
out these very parsons ought to don their
mon clothes and make tho streets clean, Of dust
THANKS.
"a RESIDENT would like to call the our
s.Model street Cleaning Bureau" 90 tho filthy cond-
ton OF East Fifticth street, between Second
and Beekman place, they not having been cleaned
since last fall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
sTuMPTAIL pEEr.

To THE EDITOR OF HERALD-
Now that you have started crusade against swIll
milk would 10 order 10 call the attention OF
our very vigant Board OF Health 10 the fact that after
these miserable poison dstiIlcrs longer able
supply the death dealing nuid, thoy drawn tho
ferries up the slaughter houses the
OF tho city to be turned into primo becff saw
drove or Them across the Thirty .ourth street
ferry on Monday TALL with stump tails, rollcd or by
dsease) they went direct the slaughter house in
First avenue. and doubt, by this time havo been
converted into beef dealing death broadcast through
out the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
A NEW DUMPING GROUND.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Al last the Police Commissioners have discovered
new dumping ground, in Tompkins street, between
Rivington and Stanton streets. wnere they have
plctcly blocked the up, mountain high with the
street sweepngs garbage and nth that they have COL
lecled during the past week. which will soon become
unbcarablc WILLIAM GIBSON, Rivtngton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
A QUESTION OF POLICE.

TO THR EDITOR or THB HERALD:-
On Tuesday afternoon at four O'Clock, at Fourteenth
street ana avenue b. assaulted by mob OF rufans
who threw stones al me, Al the Same t,mo met two
police officers / asked them for assistance. Ono OF
the officers struck In the breast and said, go
about your business, or will lock you up" Now.
tho police for II they are not 10 protect the poor
as well the ricnY Gl.AZlER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21

THE HOBOKEN MURDER.

In the Court Of Oyer pnd Termincr ut Jersey City
yesterday Thomas Walsh was nrrnIgncd indct-
mcnt charging him with tho murder OF William Brown
In Hobokcn The prisoner pleaded not guilty, and on
motion OF his counsel OK Mayor Traphagcn the trial
was set down for the 7th oil May.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21

BROAD HINT FOR CAPTAIN M'DoNNELL.
To TIE EDITOR OF THE HEKALD:-
Respect able girls who have occasion to pass
through Macdougal and Houston streets Will thank
Captain McDonne If he will be SO kind as 10 havc the
crowd OF loaicrs dispersed from drug store corner
and oblige AN lNSuLrED GIRL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
To THE EnIrok Or TIKI HERALD

TO THE EDITok Or TIKI HERALD:-
Would you please call the attention OF Mr. Douglass to
broken down old platform ia front OF tho premises No.
AIS West Thirty street They rotten and
look as II they might fall on tho passcrby at vny
moment II is contrary ~ law, permit ever having
been obtained for II Also oo wagon always stand
ing tho street, belonging TO the Same party.
s. WILSON, No. AL West Thirty-sevcnth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.
4 PAVEMENT NUISANCE.

To THE EDITOR HERALD.
Why not compel the gas companies after taking up
the pavement to lay the stones level with the rest
OF the pavement, aud have them projecting
three inches above tho ,hers az is the Fifth
avenue, from Fourteenth 10 Twenty third street?
-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
KIrE-rLY1Sa IN THE PARK.

To rmE Eplrox OY THE HZRALD:--
I would like TO ask why children cannot fly their
kites In Central Park2 THIS would certainly please
great many OF our boys ] hope you viii insert this
Tor the benefit OF all IN your compliant Book"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
HATCHwAY PERMITS.

To TIE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
BY what authority docs the Permit Bureau attempt
compel merchants TO pay 81 for tho privilege Of
using the hatchways OF their opening from the
cellars the street, and 81 for the privilege lcav
ing goods the platforms Or landings IN front OF
their stores and inside OF tho stoop liner
TWO DOLLAR VICTIM.