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The New York herald., 1877-07-29
WEST TENTH STREET. pIER.

To EDITOR THE HERALD
Some time ago complaint was made in reference to
the uncovered condition OF the West Tenth dock
where the different boats for Rockaway, Coney
Island, &C., nut yet the managers Of the pier bav
paid no attention 10 the notice Al almost any hour
Of the day hundreds may Dc waiting for the
the full blaze OF the sun II Is quito too much to
ask to have the dock completely covered IL very
long and WIDE, but the least they do TO erect
temporary awning over part OF this pier. IL
late, indeed II quite the time, as the hottest days
coming While referring TO this dock ] deem II alto
gcthor proper To say few words in relation to tho
that daily enacted there In the early
ing At that hour tho managers oil the different boats
employ men who style themselves ''runncrs" ana The
noise and confusion which they make Is enough to
test the nerves OF the strongest. They supposed
to oppose each other This Is all well enough, II s
thcir business, but very often they exceed their duty
For instance, suppose party OF Indies aud gentlemen
seen in the distance coming along the dock
although they generally attack the weaker scx, they
instantly rush toward them thrust Their circulars In
their faces, and then the chatter begins Ono morning,
not long ago, there happened TO be lady WHO desired
TO 10 10 Concy Island tncw routcl Being unacqunntcd
with the ways of the runners, she sought Information
from thcm and meeting with no satisfaction, she
finally applied to the officer who IL always stationed
there. WHO, of course directed her. ono fellow whom
they call 'Robcr. and who boasts about bcing on the
'runncrs' nc' Tor twenty odd years, sometimes makes
himself very imperncnt bEhOhEo.
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
WHERE ARE THE STREET CLEANERS? =?

To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
Is 1t not shame that people in this city should be
awakened from their sleep when the thermometer
ranges 94 degrees by tho smell arising from llthy
streets and cutters? Such tho case with very
many in this city Thursday night Tho total inenl-
cheney OF the Street Cleaning Bureau OF the Poco De-
parment is manifest that we ask, Who're Is the
ornamental head oil the famous Board OF Healthy
Please send hin to Sixteenth street. between Sixth
and seventh avenues, any time after eight O'Clock i.
Nj. and lot him give the residents analysis the
foul atmosphere fills their homes and DESTROYS
their lives Can nothing be done To compel these
50, 900 year men To clean the streets
INDIGN ALTON
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
KINGS COUNTY sURRoGATE's COURT.

During tho past week letters OF administration were
granted In The Kiags County surrogate's Court by
Hon A. II. Daley, IN the estates OF tho following
named persons deccased:--oi Daniel hoey TO Mary
Hccy; OF John p Ruskamp to Mary Ruskamp; OF
Elizabeth j. stratton to Charles c. stratton; OF Nj.
chucl Dowd to Elizabeth Dowd; Of William Catlng to
Kate Catling; of Lucion ID. A. froideraux Lucicn
Fro.deraux; OF Anna Landersick 10 John n. Lander.
sick; OF susan ii. Alexander to Thomas Aiexauder OF
Thomas q. smith To Alexander "A. NTH; OF Ella
Whcatiey 10 james H. wheatley; Charles II Loomis
to Emene e. LOOMS; Jcnnie 4. Sturon TO George
storcn; OF Howard o. Howe 70 Charles Howe. Jr. I.
all of the city OF Brooklyn and Of tho Of Mary
A. Emory TO William Emery, of UAmbridaA MaS-
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
ON THE MOVE.

NOTABLE DECREASE. IN THE NUMBER OF
LoDGERs AT POLICE STATIONS.
A visit to the lodging houses of the city, where the
homeless population find nightly shelter at scale Of
prices rising from i've cents to twenty Ave cents
head reveals the fact that the wandering Arabs the
tramps, the men Of smallest hnauce and the cana1e
have been the move since the commencement Of
the strikers troubles II needs great penetration
discover where thev went aud their OBJECT chang
ing location. They are ever ON the qui ctue and
tcnsivo coniiagraton Is perfect godsend while
meeting procession is the perfection OF happiness.
There Is PROBABLY forty per cent less of this ilsarred
population in the city to-day tnan two weeks ago Tho
police stations have mad similar experience with the
gather the following figures, or the week commencing
July Is there wcro odsers at the different stations
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
JAMES sCANLoN, No. Al Oliver street,
A STREET RAILROAD NUISANCE.

To TnE EDITOR HERALD:--
The Seventh Avenue Railroad Company perpetrate
gross outrage and nuisance on the residents OF tho
block Greenwich avenue, between Charles and
Perry streets. All Of their stop Immediately OPP
poste No. 43 to water their horses. They also have
u pair OF horses hchcd n tree between Nos l3 aud
A. should like TO know by what right tins company
obstructs tho streets ana sidewalks the dctrincnt
OF tho residents tho vclnlty Is IT not time Tor all
respectable citizens and taxpayers 10 put stop the
growing power and arrogance OF these bloatcd corpo
ratIons? AN INDIGNANT TAXPAYER
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
AN Old RAILROAD SUIT.

A decision rendered yesterday by Judge Dono-
hue In the suit OF Brown The Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company, the facts OF which have already been
published in the HERALD, sustaining the demurrer in
terposed by the defendant and dsmssiDg PLAINTIFF IS
complaint. The SUIT was brought by tho painlin who
Is bondhoider OF the Columbus, Chicago aud Indiana
Central Railroad Company TO enforce contract
whereby the Iennsy lvania Railroad Company guaran
teed the payment OF tho bonds OF tho Columbus, CHI
cago and Indiana Central road, with interest The
Judge holds that the plantin individually, ana in the
absence OF the parties to the contract and others n
terested therein, cannot maintain the action.
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
ASsIGNORs AND AssIGNEEs.

decree entered in tho Supreme Court yestcr-
day upon motion of MI. Richard 5. Newcomb, attor-
ney for Frederick Lewis, SUIT against Max stader
L. Co., authorizing Mr.. Lewis to surrender to Max
Stader Co. all the property assigned by that firm
Mr. LOWS In the month OF July, 1876. Tho decree
also PROVIDES Tor the cancellation oil the bona gwen
by Mr. Lewis assignee The suit, it appears OF
entirely friendly character, prosecuted ony Tor the
purpose oil legalzng Mr. Lewis return OF the assigned
property to Messrs Stadler Co. and 10 cancel Mr..
Lewis bond the latter having fully performed all his
duties assignee and having realized Tor the creditors
seventy-nve cents the dollar, evidcncng that when
the duties OF the assignee properly and honestly
admin stored General Assignment net s as Its title
Indicates, s'an act for the benefit OF creditors"
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
ANSWER.
ARE THEY DANGEROUS?

To TIE EprroR OF THE HER,LD:--
4. w., in your paper Of Juiy ~ alludcs to the dan.
eorous condition OF certain tenement property East
Thirteenth street. applying name thereto which Is prob
ably indicative OF his own status. IL is that
tccs were posted the doors OF the property
Immediate inquiry was made NJ the Department of
Buildings IL was discovered that mistake had boon
made n ''T W. himself any Of the honest cit
izcns whose cause he seems to champion will nd any
defects said buildings which make them dan gerous,
favor will doubt be conferred the mt
OF Buildings and certainly on tho writer OF lhls com-
munication. A. J. N.
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NEW YonK.s MrAsEsr MN.

To THE EDITOR THE HHIALp:--
wish to protest most emphatcaliy against tho ac-
ton OF some business merchants % who have dis
charged their clerks on account of their being called
away by duty 10 defend tho country from violence and
DIoodshcd at he hands OF rlotous mob Merchants
guilty OF such conduct aud showing ltilc
common ought to have their names brought
belofe the ublic once examples OF ignorance,
stupidity and ncanncss MERCHANT.
The New York herald., 1877-07-29

Inc average last week of males was ~ during this
week. 26; tho average VI females last week 14t; this
week. 126. The total number oil station house odgcrs
during the first quarter OF this year was
u, lO5 males l0,016 females; altogether, 2S,02l.
For The last quarter ending Juno the
males have been g,O52; the females, II Si5;
altogether 81 S97, showing decrease OF nearly fiy
per cent IN males and nearly twenty Ave per cent of
the total amount of both sexes 1t Is q sad commen-
ary upon civilization that tho police records should
show such vast preponderancc OF female homeless
ness over that OF tho males IN vagrant, vicious life
only $40 free male lodgers the station houses
Ing two weeks, while the females less than
l,7SS.
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
THE DIR. EMORY HABEAs CORPUS

Dr. Emory o. Bradford, alias DR.. Emory, charged
with having caused the DEATH by malpractice OF the
young girl Georgana shires, committed by Coroner
Ellingcr to the Tombs without bail, yesterday
brought into Supreme Court. Chambers before Judge
Donohue, on writ OF habeas corpus. Mr.. William +.
Howe his counsel, stated that the Doctor was an hon
orable practitioner and that there was not particle of
evidence against him TO justify his detention and that
the right OF the Doctor that the inquest should
be speedily held. Mr.. Chryste, from the District At
torncy's office stated that Coroner Einger would pro-
ceed with the inquest forthwith, whcreupon Mr. Howe
expressed himself satisfied the writ adjourned
until tho termination OF the proceedings before Coro
ner Elngcr, and the Doctor meanwhile remanded back
To tho City Prison
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
WHO IS REsroNsIpLl?

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Permit call attention to tho disgrace!ul condi-
ton of the crosswalk the Of Eas, broadway
and Catharinc street (northcast sdo The rail track
has sunk below the level OF the tagging aud the result
Is that almost every person who the risk
OF being thrown on MS lace have lately several
persons iali aud day two ago tho policeman on
duty had escape called his attention To 1t,
but he seemed ignorant as To who was responsible Tor
the condition OF the street oclievc however, that
the railroad company are compelled 10 Keep that por
tioL 10 repair. MARION.
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
AN 1SrELL1eENr JERSEY roL1cEMAN.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
rwish to gain iniormai in regard TO the law
in Now Jersey. l went to Newark to sell soipe
Grdphics and 7clegrams the 25,h inst aud
arrested for selling without license and locked mp
over night. Is there law passed by Congress
printed publications be sold all tho United
States without lIccnsey told this to the Chief Of
Police, John Mills, and he said that Was wrong
they had papers oil their own and did not want
New York papers over there. Am right or not?
Yours respectfully,
JAMES sCANLON, No. A. Oliver streo.
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
A BOARDING HOUSE SwINDLER.

well dressed man engaged board on Thursday last
at Tho residence oil Mrs Benjamin H. Phillips, No 5l3
Henry street, Brooklyn After remaining In his now
home ab0t an hour he left the house. rcmarking that
he would return IN the evening He did not come
back. Mrs. Phlihps thinks no took away with HIM
about $500 worth OF her jcwcy as has been missing
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
WHERE WERE THE POLICE?

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:--
Lot me add my growl to the many others In refer
ence the practice of bathing The docks
Last Wednesday evening, when Tho Rockaway boat
Columbia was landing her passengers at the loot OF
Tenth street. North RIVER four naked, shameless
Gals stood the bow and hawsers of the steamship
South ryne lying alongside the dock, shouted and
made disgusting display Of their persons. crowd
OF ladies and children were going OIL the dock at tho
tmo IL is Tune the disgrace was stopped. IL
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
usAvAr1rSa COMPLAINTS TO THE BOARD O.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
desire to ask the Board OF Health whether there Ii
any law prohibiting property owners from keeping tho
closets in their yards in such condition to annoy
neighbors in the warm weather aud drive them from
their comfortable yards? Such Is the At 2l2 West
Fiitelh street ana the adjoining two houses Forty
ninth street; also ut tue house on the corner or
Fiiteth street ana Broadway, and the entire block
between Seventh avenue and Broadway, Gu Fiftieth
street. Tho nuisance there Is great that
often compelled to 20 Il block out OF way. nave
made complaint, but OF no avail The only remedy
left is your valuable compliant Book" 5. l..
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

fSorE.-Lettcrs intended for this column must be
accompanied by tho writer's full aud address TO
insure attention. Compiainants who are unwilling to
comply with this rule simply time in writing
Write on only ono side OF tho paper --ED HEgALD.l
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
EXPORTS OF BEEF, MUTTON AND
LIVE STOCK.

The following statement shows the quantities and
values OF fresh beef mutton and live stock exported
from tho United States to ports In the United King
dom, from January 1, 1877, to July 2s, compared
with last year,
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
IMPRISONED DEBTOR DISCHARGED

Anthony Schrbcr was imprisoned in Ludlow Street
Jail upon order OF granted in suit brought
against him by Joseph Augur to recover over $1,000
Incorporated funds. judgment was recovered for
81 3s7 s5 but no execution against his person was
ever issued. He has now been in jail eleven months
ON tho order OF arrest. motion was nado yester
day by Mr.. Frederick Hcmmug, before Judge Dono-
hue, In supreme Court, Chambers, Tor his dschargc
ana II being made TO appear To the Judge that the
prisoner poor aIs utterly vi loUt means 10 pay
The debt, and without hope OF earning anything in
prison. the motion was granted and he was gwen his
freedom
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
A CHANCE ron THE DoG cArcHEns.

To THE EprToR rHE HERALp:-
Not one OF the dog catchers has visited l2oth or
l2ist street r they would pay either OF these streets
avisit they would DO amply compensated for their
trouble. there least from twentyhv TO thirty
ugly and useless dogs prowingf around (which arc u
great nuisance TO the neighbors. Il.
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
THE COURTS.
Seeking to Annul a Marriage
with a Lunatic.
IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.
Old Fight Over Payment Of Guar
anteed Railroad Bonds.
THE LAST ABORTION TRAGEDY.
THE LAST ABORTION TRAGEDY.

Gurto Klenseld has brought suit to annu her mar
rage with Louis Kieingeld She alleges In her com
plant that at the time OF their marriage, July 90
1885, the defendant lunatc; that she has never
cohabitcd with him and that he confined In the
unatic asylum Wards Island. Judge Donohue
yesterday ordered reference TO exam no INTO the acts
OF the case Another married woman seeking to get
rid of the marital yoke Is Mrs. Beaoy kcziat Spir
gevan. She has brought suit Tor divorce from her
husband, Walter Spirgevan, on tue ground OF adu
terry. According 10 her complaint they were married
In 1872, her husband at that time being barber at
Tottenvie, Staten Island. Mr. Ledwth was yesterday
appointed by Judge Donohue u referee TO investigate
the correctness OF the charges upon which the suit Is
brought.
The New York herald., 1877-07-29
POISONING PATIENTS.

To EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Please call the attention OF the Brooklyn Board OF
Health 10 tho milk furnished In the City Hos ptal
the invalids. do not think II will stand the test
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P o ETIcAL.
DON'T L AVE THE FARM.


Come boys.I have something to tell you,
Come near, would whisper it low
1ou nre thinking of leaving tie homestead:
DON'T be in hurry 10 go.
The city has many attractions,
But. think of the vices and siust
When once In the vortex Of fashion,
bow soon the course downward besiua.
S"n talk of the mines of Australia.
They're wealthy in gold. without doubt;
But. nh there is gold on the fsru. boys.
II Sou will but shovel Il ont.
The mercantile life is n hazard,
The goods are iest high and then low
Better risk tie old farm while lorper-
DON'T be IN hurry to 20.
The great stirring world has inducements,
There is MANY q gay. busy mart,
But wealth il not made in day. boys.
Don't be in a turry to START
The BANKERS and bro ers are wealthy,
They take in their thousands or 90
All! think Of the frauds md deccptions-
Don't be In hurry to go.
The farm Is the safest and surest,
The orchards are budding to-dsy,
You are as free as the air of tie mountains,
Aud monarch of all You survey.
Better stay on the farm while longer,
Though profits should Gene rather slow,
Remember you've nothing to risk. boys
Don't be In a nurry 10 go.
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Tie NaturaIist's Agency

I AS been established II 3725 Lancaster Ayen
1 ur. rnIiaieI pisa. tor the EUrpose of Nv Il :.
C.I.lctuts o Obi Gus CI Natural tistory oppUr-
tunIiy fbuyIng. sci ling or exchanging iheIr
pIICAIC or COI!CCi!Uns.
have Lvsr IS tuns, and nearly : 25. 0gJ
worth of NIneraIs on manu-. Ihsye sold : H.
TOO uTth sIncc tie lTIE cay Of January, whs no
fret b, pat lnEo my esIEb! sshueni. Tester.
day, October 3ist, my csEh sa!Gs receipts
were 500.
Our VI ISEsALu6iCAL CATALOGUE. illustrated by
$3.50 worth OF ugraviDgS, is ready for
dIEtrIbut;UD. Free 10 all customers To c:hers
receipt OF 10 ccnts Cor postage. desire cope
ciaIiy cali eften tIon to my remarkably fino
specimens OF Amazon Stone, Of whiCh ! have or
bAve had nine-tenIhs o: all the speciuI.ns ever
found have made FIS tTips to the locality and
thInk may SAFELY say that no more will bs found
Good crystals from Is c"Gts TO = LOO each.
My TIIaninm Minerals are the fines ever krowp
Bcsidcs the Hydra;ed TitEnic Acid. II Sdrotitauitc
n mineral recently RnSlyZrd by DR.. Kvcnig. of
PeunsyI=anis Uniycre ty have alec remar ably
we'll crys;slized Pcio-kiic, b, CokIIes Of enormous
size, RuIiics ee niculattd I'LL they form a circle
SChoronite " aTwiCkitc. &c.
Ia Peyauite have large surf"ces covered with
minute bright green crystnls we have the
beautiful g,=en wsvcl!iIc ever known, co!orsd by
vaoacic acid
The ColurnhiIe cryst.l' that occur in the Ama
Stone very interG RtinF The Graphite from
New Mexico occurs Ia kexa Gcrsl prieIns
The FInbulits FRI IN ~. " Ne Iico 10 the best ever
fou od a any Iorslity. We selling Amethyst
f. lower prices han II was sold before.
We have sold ever s eco worth aimee tho 10Th o:
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FLANNEL al!

"HITE-Heavy t~ilIcd factory, tw:l!ed do
w met. shaker. PLAIN duTuet, and a line
OF plain ali Soul white FiHnEeis.
DIED FIrsma MS. superior scarlet merino tw Ill
IN cd fac nd heavy, nd plain III WOOL red Elan
NANTONS-Colored unhleached nd bIeached
l cantous from l25 TO 81
Nov Q. GEO. W. T. KEARSLEY
DAkISG Aiolasses and SvruVs. for sale by
y GEO. W. +. kEARSLEY.
Nnvemher 9. ISIS.
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Grange Mixture.

THIS valuable Fertii ger is manufactured by the
i Old and reliable Phtapsco GuHnO Co, OF Bal
timorc. under the immediate supervision OF their
Chemist DR. G A I.icbig. 1t was in trodured by
them abuas three years ago to meet :Ht general
demand for a low priced but genuine and reliable
Fertilizer. II hn proved entire succ"ss. and
the dem. nd for il has increased. that last yenr
the Gales amounted TO coo Tons II is rich in
all the elements of plant life which the cncc nnd
art OF maa can supply aud contains o sand nor
any 9th er valu ecss matter. While containing
so large per ccntagc Of AmmCnia moot OF th c
high priced Fertilizers. it has nearly double g. G
quantity of Bone Phosphate OF Lime in decom-
posed and available form which akcs It re
permanent in effect and seGuentIy of greater
value to the iarmrr than the high priced nd his h.
~ EnaInoniated rticlrp. Wcinvtc farmer. to .
and examine the sample h.vc at orr wa re
house. WASHINGTON & LiPpIrT
August 1876.
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Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.
Notices OF the Press.

Notices OF inc Press.
FVNEE Magazine has attained i'll its orc quarter
century aid noIc OF existence TO that poInt
where 1t may be said of II, in the words OF Dr.
Johnsou "It /. vain to blame and useless
praise" TIE lustrs of its lOng-aGn-attained rep
utntlon has Increased as the cars have paSacd,
than at any time stuec the golden hue of pros
perity settled around Its later aid best wears.
brooklyn Eagle.
Barper's Monthly is.marked by the same char
acterist,cc which gave it circulation from the
hrpt " 18th the better class of e2ders Il COAL
bIncs reading matter 18th illustrations in IL way
10 make clear and vivid the facts presented
Pictui 81 merely designed to catch the eve of the
ignorant are usvcr lusertcd.- Chicago Journal
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- Tho Shenandoah Herald says that Gen.
G. S. Nfcem, has recently purchased the
sheep which took the highest prize at the
Centennial, The general has now the finest
ttock OF sheep in the state. Some of them
weigh over three hundred pounds each. From
l02 ewes. last year, he raised 1872 lambs worth
about $500 per head. He was offered $500
per head for the WOOL"
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To BAKE Clean the fish, cut
of the head, take out the roc, wash it, and
put it back again; powder the fish lightly
with mixture of salt, pepper, and finely
chopped parsley, and pu. it in the baking
dish : pour ovsr it cupful of vinegar, and
half a cupful Of melted butter. Bake half
an hour. Put on hot dish, pour the gravy
over, and garnish with parsley.
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TALON WANTED

THE HIG EST price-in Cash or Trade
L paid TOR Taivw BY u. s HUG HE'S
nRIED APPLES aud Peaches wanted. in
~ trade for Goods, by D 8 HCEHES.
LHISE TOBA CCO-lI inch fiat plugs at only
= Is Cent. Ter plug, for sale BY
March .. 1876. D. s. HI GHES.
IfORSFORD'S Self Raising Bread Prepare
tion -unsurpassed for making Light Bread ,
Bscuit. Cakes and Pastry-for sale BY
Feb -. 1876. d 5 HUGHES.
CTALEY, Armstrong Chadw;ck's Choice
- Roasted Coffee, for tale by
Feb. p. 1876. D S HUGHES.
DAKER'S Chocolate, for sale by
ID Feb. -, 1876 D s. HUGHES
L1EAGANS X HAISES' Choice Family Flour,
l. constantly on hsnd nd Tor ssle ny
Feb. -, 1876 D. $. HUGHES.
THEwISG and Smoking Tobsecos-a fuII line
" cnn.tanilv kept on hand and sold cheap. BIZ
Feb - 1876 d HUGHES.
beautiful. Pure Ston- China WASH Bowls
u and Pitchers, for sale at bargain nv
Feb ~. l~76. D. :. HUGHES.
DIRD Cages for sale cheapst
ID J II. EASTEROAT'S
Aug. "a, 1878. Tin and Stove HoUss.
CHARCOAL, in quantities to suit customers. fer
~ sale by JOS. II. YESTERDAY.