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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-18
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

On the petition oil Frederick Lewis, assignee Ct Max
stader Il Co., Judge Westbrvok yesterday appointed
Samuel Marsh referee, 10 take testimony IN the pro-
ceedngs Instituted against the company and tho crod-
iors who signed the composition deed.
There was quito argument before Judge West
brook, in Supreme Court, Chambers yesterday, an
application to discharge Thomas A. Darragh VINO was
placed tho House OF Refuge u charge OF ruancy
preferred oy his father. HIS discharge asked
the ground that he was not a truant and his
detention was Illegal. Judge Wesibrook ordered ms
Discharge.
Carrie Costa says she married TO her husband,
Edward j. Costa, on the I'D Of Mlrch, 1878, at ST.
Adams Church, this CITY by the Rev. j. b. u Bau-
lion that they lived together until November 4, 1915,
and that he disregardng the solemnity oI his mar
riage vow, has al divers times committed adultery.
she asks Tor absolute divorce. Judge Van Hoessn
yesterday granted order OF reference IN tho
Edward 3. DaKin
In the matter OF tho application OF tho Attorney
General against the American Popular Lie Insurance
Company, Judge Wcstorook yesterday, upon petition
OF Edward II La~rencc the receiver granted an order
authorizing the receiver 10 compromise "A numDer OF
claims against Stockholders Tor repay dvl-
denus out OF earnings falsely pretended have been
earned Ny the insovent company. The receiver his
petition states that, should II become ssary
bring actions In court OF lsw TO compel the repay
mcnt OF sucn dividends by said stockhodcrs 1t would
be uiicut owing TO the great lapse oil and the
condition Of the Affairs OF SAID company 10
establish such Insolvency ny satisfactory legal evil
depcc and that Under tho circumstances. 1t would 10
more oxpedisnt TO compromise these claims
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COLORED HIGHWAYMEN.

Horny Robinson, a colored waiter, lately arrived
from Richmond. Va, whiIo rambling around tnccty
Monday, met two other gentlemen Of color IN saloon
at the corner OF Broomo and Thompson streets. He
drank with them several times and then OF them,
named Charles Taylor, asked him II he had secured
lodging, not, Taylor AMI his companion would bring
him 10 good place, where ho would BIO
suitably accommodated Robinson accepted Tho
offer together they procecdcd toward
Varick street. On tho corner Of Dominick
aud CLARK streets Taylor and hts companion
turned sudden on Robinson, knocked him down ana
robbed him OF $40 Ia silver. As 10 hc recovered
himself he went 10 the Prince street staaon house.
made hts complaint and Oficer Barry, of tho Eignth
prscine arrested Taylor shortly sterwArd In Thomp-
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A wRErcuED LOVER.

To THE Eprroa OF TIM HERALD:-
As ono OF u thousand lucKless SWANS whose happi-
moss has been wrecked upon the sandy, benchiess
tracks oil Central PARK bog that you will awaken the
Commissioners 10 q OF their remissness In not
providing double the number Of seats for the Of
lovers who love beneath the whispering trees Of
that noble domain Last sunday evening escorted
young lady with whom was walking into tao Park,
intending 10 seat In some sequestered nook and
tno,e PROFOUND the momentous question. Tie
bencnos we're ike angels visits, and every one was
dow n the dusty walks in u desperate cndcavor 10
lind u resting place. bly, boots were very tight, and
thuk Amelia wore high hoecd shoes My corns
hurt Ike IN Ad tho dear girl inped but with un-
auunod breast penetrated further mo the rocesses
OF the groves, determined TO Ind seat and pop tho
question Or perish IN The attempt OCCASIONALLY We
would see bench loom up ahoad aud would walk
faster ana beating nehrt toward III but, alas II
invariably had occupants. Like The man IN the
''pvmo"-
First we stood a while foot.
Taen stood u while On t'cther
And ON which felt the wust,
Ne couldn't tOid ye nuther.
Hot. dusty, tired mot TO mention thirsty, with
ach M corns anu ditto heart forgot the sweet things
was gong to say; and when Amelia gathering up
her dusty skirts and hinpng heavily, remarked that
..she a. TOOL To come" the cup oi my misery over
flowed. Az the door oil house she bacs me rigid
..0ood nigh" and felt that she was lost 10 mo ior
aver FATiGUED SWAIN.
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SPECULATION AND LITIGATION.

Justice Barnard oil tho Supreme Court, Kings
county, rendered decision yesterday in the sui. Of
Caroline Davidson, assignc OF Erasius Davidson
against James A. stetson and Marion Crimes Tho
action grew out of an agreement made In 1870
between tho defendant Grimes, and E;rastus
Davidson, whereby they agreed 10 erect
I've houses land owned by Grimes, on
tue corner OF Greene and Tompkins avenues. Each
party vas provide common fund or materials Tor
the construction oil the houses tue Ia 10 into tho
fund $4,000 When tho buildings lnished
they we're worth $4,000 Tho complaint alleges that
Grimes conveyed some VI the houses without tho
consent OF Davidson ~ James A. Stesson partner
In tho nsh business this eny, anu that
the latter knew he receiving the property TO tho
prejudice OF Davidsons rights Justice Barnard finds
that there loan on The JOINT enterprise; that
Erastus Davidson has recovered all that ie
tied to- ne put about $4,000 and put IN
about SIC, 000 that there Is nothing uue from Crimes
Davidson; that there mourning due from plaintiff
to defendant or either OF thcm. Judgment 10 ordered
against tho plaintiff with costs.
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A TWICE SOLD BRITON.

IS 1T BETTER IN NEW YORK FOB POOH MAN
TO LET THIEF GO THAN TO HAVE HIM Ar
RESTED?
William Kirby is the name Of an honest English
man, who, with his wife aud three small children,
rived TINS city IRON Dsvonshre Saturday last in
hopes Of lettering their fortunes in the West Before
the unsuspccting immigrant had been three hours In
tho New World he met man upon tho Battery who
gained his confidence, ana borrowed s. Just for
minutes" Kirby waited for some time for the return
OF his new friend with the money but he has yet
appeared
Monoay evening, having had quite enough OF New
YORK life, the Englishman went 10 tho Erie Railway
Depot foot OF Chambers street, and procured tickets
for himself and family to Detroit where they havo
friends. While waiting for tho train no accosted
Of conversation the unsuspeclng Kirby mentioned his
"AhI" said the other, 'then wo are gong on the
same train. live in Detroit Pray, in what portion
OF the city do you intend 70 scttleY"
Kirby mentioned Michigan avenue as his probable
future homo The "rsverend' gentleman
lighted. WY, then Mr. KIRBY would be In his parish !;
they would DO irienos; they would travel together,
pulled out his watch and, remarkng that the train
would not leave for half an hour, asked Mr. KIRBY
whether he would be 10 kind TO walk around the
only TOO happy to do So When short distance from
the depot the clergyman" was accosted by who
stated tnut ne uepot
aud that the cnarges $l7. The reverend gentle
man had money except twenty dollar gold piece.
Would Mr.. Kirby kindly pay tho trihng bills Re-
membcrng the experience ne mad already met with
the "blawsted'' country, and Tor which hs mad paid
So, the Englishman hesitated for a moment, but
consented ut once, when the Other handed him
the coin to keep as security. Then tho stranger
departed. with the SIT, aud moment later Klrby's
companion suddenly ran INTO the side door Of neigh
boring saloon KirDy's suspicious were again aroused,
and running around tho corner he clasped his
s'revcrend" friend, who just escaping through
ehaPI nnr A mn CRfn w VINO "a INN eull tnnk
the swindler into custody and Kirby hclu 10 APP
pear against him. Az the Tombs yesterday Justice
Otterbourg held the prisoner who said he
was James Parker. Of No 1867 West Fifty
third street, IN 81, 800 bail to answer the
Court OF General Sessions. What ideas The unhappy
KIRBY will form OF American justice II would be hard
to say Tor despite his rcnoDstraices he locked up
in tho House OF Detention Tor Witnesses, there
main until the trial shall take place, leaving his vile
and thrce children to get along us best they In u
strange land and presumably with very scanty means
Were KIRBY himself the criminal he would perhaps be
punished but little severely; for there will be
Grand Jury by which the confidence operator can be
indicted Until some time next month"; and meanwhile
mo poor I'm igrant Will remain u prisoner
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THE COURTS.
Sudden Estoppel Upon Pleasure
Trip to Italy.
MISS DANSERS WILL IN A new PHASE
Declaring Proposed Hotel on Fifth
Avenue a Nuisance.
SILK SMUGGLERS IN THE MESHES

Anthony yucca and John yucca, who arc importers
of fruits In this city, time sold bill OF goods
amounting 10 tho sum OF SAIL ~ to Charles Mulinar
who resident OF Pttsburg Pa. All the parties arc
natives Of Italy, and the goods were sold upon tho
faith ola written letter guarant0 purported 10 DO
signed by s. Maleslesta also Italian and resident
OF Pittsburg Pa. The debt not being paid when due
their attorney Pttsburg aud were surprised oy MS
Information that Maesasta pronounced the guarantee
forgery. 1th inst the paintiHs uscoveIeu tuut
Mulinar this city and about " sail ior Italy
upou tho steamer Abyssniu They Immediately ap-
Piled their lawyers here. Mcssrs George ;. aad
J. C. Julius Langben, who procured Tor them an at
tachment against Muinars property and an order OF
against his person from Judge WestoroOK upon
the order he arrested by The Snern and
locked up in Ludlow Street Jail In default oil $500 bail
He made motion, which was argued yesterday, 10 va
and aside the order OF arrest and upon the
Mr.. j. c. Julius Langbein for the plantha Ha at
tempted to show by adavits that as neither be nor
the said Maeslesta could write, tho alleged guarantee
being authorized by Maleslesta 1t written by
another Italian ireud of thes, good scribe BY tho
name OF Fcruinando MasgI Mr. Langbein, however,
met the defendant by an affidavit OF Macslesta, deny
ing that he signed the alleged guar
Autee, that no ever authorized any person
10 sign him; also by AFFIDAVIT OF one Frederick
Dassori another fruit dealer IN this city, who had de-
livercd tho defendant bill OF goods amounting TO
$26 80 upon another alleged letter or guarantee OF tho
SAID Malesesta which also proved to be forgery. and
also by aidavs Of various Italian merchants IN thus
400 In view OF these facts Judge Wcstbrook, alter
hearing Of unseI denied the motion with
SO costs the plaintiffs This keeps the defendants
In jail and settlement will no doubt thus 10 effected
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CUSTOM HOUSE MATTERS.

COLLECTOR ARTHUR's MISSION TO WASHING
roN-sURvEyoR SHARPE AND HIS coMMIs-
SION ALSO SUMMONED BY THE PRESIDENT
The GENERAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
THE JAY COMMISSION.
Al the usual hour yesterday morning General
Arthur took his scat Ut the desk in his Office no having
arrived . few hours previously from Washington, In
COMPANY with Auditor s. q. Ogden and Chief Clerk
William II. McMahon, OF the Liqudating Bureau,
they had been conference with the President
reduction. Mr.. Richard Grant White. the other men,
ber remained IN Washington. Collector Arthur states
that the President seemed 10 be we'll infof mod in
regard 10 the business OF the Now York Custom House.
ana appeared perfectly satisfied With the manner Ia
which the force was reduced General Arthur made
the iu reduction OF twenty per cent IN his depart
ment as recommended by the Jay Commission. but IN
tho Surveyors Bureau only fifteen per cent OF
the employees wore removed and thus after
thorough examination and inquiry by com
mission appointed by General Sharpe TO ascertain
the status efficiency OF the force. This commits
reported that remove more than TING number
would cripple the SERVICE 1t would take away SO
many officers that many vessels arriving In quick sue
cesson would be lett without specors for dscharg
ing duty. General Sharpe and MS commission, con
sst.ne Of Special Deputy Surveyor James L. Benedict,
Ex-Governor b. G. Noble, Superintendent OF the Seiz
uro Room, aud Charles De Zeng Chief Clerk OF tho
Debenture Room. lett iast night for Washington tor
The purpose OF laying The iui facts OF the removals
DeIoTe the frebOent oecretury ot tuo AIcosuTy,
they having been summoned for that object.
THE NEw GENERAL APPRAISER.
1t was stated yesterday III Washington dispatches
that General Alexander r. Ketchum, General Appraiser
OF Customs, had been removed, and Mr.. John A.
Bausch, SPECIAL Assistant Appraiser appoiated TO his
place. Mr.. Bausch occupied his present position
upward Of thirty years. and repeatedly refused promo
ton Ho has the business OF the Appraisers Depart
inent at his fingers ends, and Is looked uEon the
Nestor OF that establishment. Up TO late hour yes
terday he had not bcsn informed OF the appont mcnt
and when asked by one OF his friends whether he
mild 4 hA0 u.ca rap nj IN
MORE or THE JAY COMMISSION.
While Collector Arthur and his Commission were in
Washington report No 2 of tho Jay Commission, In
relation 10 salaries of officials in the Now York Gus
toms SERVICE received. This report will not DO
made public Tor some time. In q few days this Com
mission Will make their third report which IS said TO
deal altogether with the business OF tho Appraisers
Department The Commission will meet again TO-
the Custom house, but Tor what object has
not trnnspIred
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THE HUDSON R1vEn RAILROAD SEVERELY GEN.

THE HUDSON RIvER RAILROAD SEVERELY GEN.
sURED ToR NEGLIGENCE.
Coroner Flanagan yesterday held an inquest on the
body OF Mary Jans Casey, the young lady who was
over and 80 horribly manglod by locomotive No.
"a, Of tho Hudson River Railroad, AT the junction Of
Tenth and Thirteth street Friday last The
testimony showed That thore was no fagman to giye
warning OF the approach OF the locomotive The jury
returned the following ct:-Tnat the deceased
came 10 her death by injuries received by being
over by engine No. "a, oil the Hudson River Railroad
IN charge Of the 1roman. Robert Baird, on July TO-
1871 aud further, wc consider the company guilty or
the grossest kind OF negligence IN not employing sui
Dcent number O competent persons 10 carry out tho
duties OF the road and project podes TRANS in the
vicinity" Robert Bard, the fireman, who was under
arrest 10 await the result OF the inquest, was dis
charged.
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In the matter OF Amsden.- wish to see Mr.. Van

In the matter Of Amsden.-I wish to see Mr.. Van
wyck.
Mcdonnell; Admysouid Spador; Mutual Lite In.
surance Company W.. Architectural Iron Works Miller
La Bau: johnson Shields; Brooks vs. Adams;
Company; Lewis VS. Stadler Orders granted
0ppcnhemier VS.. Won Buia and othcrs.-Notion
granted. Memorandum
Heyman vs.. Hcyman and others. -Granted.
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERN
by Judge Van Brunt
Schaefer va Misunderstanding appointed.
Stilwcli vs. Hernandez; Jackson VS.. McCahtl-Or-
dsrs signed.
BY Judge Van Hoesen.
In the matter oil cone''y' &c-Suardan ap'
Gescheidt vs. Kuhns-Motion denied. See memo.
randum.
Leicht vs. Lelcht--see memorandum
MARINE CouRT-CHAMBER
by Judge McAdam.
Thorn Senior; Wright vs Glger; Fennsr Va
Kilburne -Opnions nea
West Side Bank Va. Ncwton.-Sce Endorsement ON
papers.
Wilson vs. Parry--D. +. Robertson appointed re-
eeiver
McCalIum va Bloomfield. -Tho several objections
sustained Tho examination dsc!oses suspicious
state OF facts bat does not justify the questions put
Harlow vs. Kana-Five per cent allowance granted.
Hocnig va. Bocker.--Arrest vacated.
White W.. Freeman -Removed to United States
Court
Paten va. Benjamin; Lang Essig-Defaults noted.
Mckeating VS.. Maioney.-F. W. Pollock appointed
Ash vs.. Weld Reference ordered
Porter W. Pinckney.-Section 302 OF the Code pro-
vides that any party or witness dsobeytng an order
duly served may be punished as for contempt Tho
motion TO punish must be Denied with liberty to re-
serving tiled copy OF the order and making
n new demand. No costs.
Maine VS.. Austln.--rhe motion to vacate the arrest
all the papers will DO considered upon the trial 10
10 had en- the 10th, at Two +. 81.
schnid vs.. Atenbrand.-Stay vacated.
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CLOSING PRICES.
The closing quotations q. three p n wsre:-

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
Tho following shows advance and decline in the
closing quotations. Of tho principal actsvs stocks 10
day as compared with those OF yestorday:-
ADVANCE. New York Central, 4; Eric, X; North
western, *; do preferred, ~; Rock Island. ~;
Milwaukee aud st. Paul, IN; delaware, Lsckawanns
ana Hudson CaIa, Y; Norris aud Essen, u; Michi-
gan Central, IN; Western Union, u; Wells Fargo.
DECLINE -Pi,tsb1rg, N; Illinois Central. Y; Pssas
Mail, y; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 4.
MARKET.
There was some talk OF q probable advance In the
money to-day. In consequence Of the large pur.
chases OF tho bonds, but money still continues
easy at ~ per cent
The following were the rates Of exchange on New
York at the aforementioned cities to-day :-savan-
nah, buying, $40, selling 5-16; Charleston, easy, Is
"a premium; Cincinnati, buying, par, selling. lao;
81 Louis par New Orleans, commercial, Lie DIS
count q premium, back, u premium.
Prime bankers sterling sold to-day at 81 IS for long
and at - 81 tor demand, with other bills DO had
still lower Tho condition OF affairs u stsribu
ted TO tho limited demand Tor sterling, tho dearnsss Of
cash gold and the supply Of bills drawn BY Insurance
companies TO cover losses in tho st. Joha Ore.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened at 1855, advanced TO 1909 and closed
1861. Tho advance due to the fact that many
OF smaller subscribers TO the Jour per loan
who had dolaye purchasing their gold, bought quito
freely. ON gold loans tho l84 per
aiem and per cent per snnum Tor early in the
day but later borrowers wero accommodated ut 2 3
per ceat and in exceptional instances loans we're
made Hat.
Cold ciearnss q, the National Rank Of The State Of
Now York.
Gold balances. 81, 100, o6s
Currency balances ..................... l,9lO,0y3
Gross cloarances. 2S.247,0v0
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency $50, ss1, 222
Currency balances. $685. 2v1
Gold exchanges. .................... S,67l,443
Noio DAahScs. ks8JUvOx0
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds were nrm and In good demand
At slightly advanced prices earlier asaIagA but
Tell on attsrward. cIosed at the following Quess.
[O0NTMURD ON NMTR HA0Rl,
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A RIDICULOUS TIME TABLE.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Having TO leave Newark last night by the minutes
10 ten P. NJ train asked what time would reach New
York. was informed twenty-five minutss past ten.
The reached Hobokcn five minutes past ten and
had TO wait IN Hobokeu twenty-five minutes until
hsIlpast ten Tor tho Jerry boat TO take the
New York side. Is this right? appeal to you In tho
hope mat you will compel The railroad company and the
Jerry boat managers arrange their lubes that
passengers will not have delay their arrival at
Hoboken. Just think OF the tram bringing 10 Ho-
boken nfe0n minutes and then having to wait forty
minutes or nearly three times as long, before being
landed at the loot OF Barclay street, which ut
u quarter TO eleven. NEWARKER.
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Mn. sgrcuEBr's SALOON.

Two com plants have been recently made In regard
" Mr. Reicnerrs saloon ON Third avenue and Sixty
second street. Il has been charged that the persons
who frequent It are 10 noisy that Tue establishment
considered nuisance BY those who live In the vicn1y.
On Investigation 1t appears that German singing So
c,cty a III Inc habit vi meeting ihere some persons
might consaer thcso exercises nuisance, but that -
point On which there " Seon Tor very vide dihsr-
snos Of epinAoA
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BRUTAL PARENTS PUNISHED.

Az the instance VI the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty 10 Children John and Catherine Noonan, who
were found bcusty drunk on Sunday evening while
their children naked and snrvlng were ar
ragned yesterday the Tombs Police Codrt Tor trial.
The husband the City Prison Tor ten days
and The wife, who, account oil habitua DRUNKENNESS
WAS held most 10 blame, sentenced ~ three
months IN the Pen,tsniisry. Que Of the childrcn,
three years old, which Wa Saksn 70 ~ kafys Aos-
ptsA he's nkAes dlods
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AN 1NFERNAL MAcHISH.

To TINE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
have noted with interest the amount OF good per-
formed BY your "Complaint Book" and address you
now IN the hopc that you benefit mo by calling
attention to dstilery ruaning through from Broad
way 10 New street, just below this building They
have lately erected somo kind OF Internal machine
on the premises that makes noise OF tho most fright
ui KIND every other hv, minutes in the day, and IN
all not blown up before long we will DO
obliged 10 sock other quarters.
NOS. 90 AND ~ BROADWAY
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THE SILK SMUGGLERS.

BY slow degrees oil the persons Interested In the
smuggling oil silks into this port for years past are
beng gathered in by the authorities. Yesterday
Charles Longbotton, the s.orekeeper board the
steamer Tho Queen, arrested and brought before
Commissioner Shields and held IN 81 900 bal to answer
Longbottom like tho Otn, rs used smug9le goods
In barrels OF cement and other basc stufs
The under indictment la the United States
courts for smuggling SILKS were brought before Com
missioner Shields yesterday morning tor trial, and
ready, but motion OF District torney Fow-
Ter the cases adjourned Tor week 10 allow
thc government TO complete and amphfy liz case
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

tNorE.-Lettors intended for this column must be
accompanied by tho writer's full name and address to
insure attention Complanants who are unwilling TO
comply with this rule simply waste time in writing
Write only one side OF the paper ED HEnALDl
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DIR. RANDALL's ESTATE.

The Public Adm illustrator has for some timo past
had under consideration the claim OF Mary Ellen Ran
dali OF DR.. Isaac Randall Randolph, as
be called himself This lady claimed to 10 niece
" deceased and as next OF kin, entitled TO his estate
Tho Administrator, after review oil all the acs sub.
mitted is satisfied of the validity OF the CLAIM, and
letters OF administration will soon as Inc bonds
executed, Issue 10 her.
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REDUCE TIE CoMMuTArIoN RATES.

REDUCE THE COMPUTATION RATES.
To TIE EDlroR OF ruR HERALD:-
Would IL not be policy Tor tho railroads running
through New Jersey 10 revise their communication
rates? Commuters paying the same fare as before
the panic lf tho railroads find it impossible TO pay
the old rate OF wages, the majority OF commuters
must lind 1t equally hard TO pay untipanic fares.
Tickets sold by tho month a. a small advance on the
yearly rate, would tend to increase travel as many
would then 1--we out oil town who find it difficult
10 pay the yearly charge OF $50 $40, and who
NORRIS
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HARLEM BOATS.

To THE EDITOR or THE HRRALD:-
Why do the superntendents of the Harlem boats
lana more than four boats daily al Twenty
third street, AT all times OF the DAY people may be
seen walking from the dock. being disappointed in
finding that no boats land except early In the morning
or 'laic tho evening Ii, ny way OF experiment,
the M0rrsania Company would stop boat at twenty
th,rd eight aud nine A. NJ, going down.
and between nvo and six T. b., gong up, they would
mud Il to pay handsomely. know number OF peo-
tIops wore better. TRAVELLER