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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-25
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-25

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brafer'S Snoianifdbe 8ummi 9rppfeu. Ste
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colt, felt 25 Sabren aIs bas sr5Bie Blutreinsunss.
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prefes binfd,tIi Der beporffe6enoen &onturrens su
bege9nen, MAIDEN mir biermt befannt, bas mir bic
abrifdttou ponaS fortis$en iperben bea6f6ttgen,
bas mir p5nis i'm Stanbe bei6en, es su einem 2retie
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genb ,uIriebenite1en piro, 5u eiern foiue aub ale
eonturrens su id(asen SIM stuftrase Der Direftoren
(Olai29, ,3NlteT) Sas. 3. smauwpoo, setr.
Bdreau ber 1asItht=Enmpaamts
BON Baltimore,
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gBir baben eine porsdslite Guaitdt BON @oles por=
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pertbes 5eismateriaI far bauslhe uub anbere 3pede
oeriren; idnst letdt euer unb lit iret Don nreinis-
teiten.
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Gabrit, ssub BON eeabenbaGitr., ansenommen.
Yreis $3.50 pro aBassnIabung, In trsenb etiem
Gtaottbeile abselieiert.
(Oh23-F] SamsS 9. SmaHuopp, Setr.
~ Wian beiebe ben
,,2oro Baltimore"
"ILLUMINATING FIRE PLACE
HEATER"
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(Gept28, ,12UlteGl Nr. 18, @ermanftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-25

aE 9ie arbet miro nod Den be1en flnferiiden
gnttpiirien geliefert unb Gree unb NustLbrun9 Der
9rbeit ben Mnorberunsen Der 3eIt u. oes 9eSbmates
ansepaBt. Gnntart & Guartleg,
Sresfomaler, Setornteure unb Sausmaler.
lSuIii3 i 81 &2p.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-25
Die sroBe Mrbciters9teuolte.
syurtbauer unn Ausnebnuns oes
Ausitanbes.
9robenoe SadDla8e TIT Gbtcago.
Yromptes Giul6reiteu oerSiirgr alentbalben.
Die s1redenS=Gerrid)aft noriiber.

Der Otob oertreibt III perlhiebeneu Stdotel
ole @rbeiter aus ben Werf'tatten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-25

9ioerp Der sur S(aan'i6en
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&apt. 9titdlie, AM 10. SIli pOn 9ipcrpool via
ct. Sohn, 3.+S., unO !6aiifar, 9t.eSd.,
nab Salttiilore .ab9efabren, mirS bsnte oOer
morgen nit Yaiia9icren nnO eabung ben bis-
itgen Safen erreid]en,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-25

rubrs mit,ubelfen. Ser 8Hrgerneiiter alaubt,
bic Stube NIB Sronuns auire9t erbalten gu
| f0nnen.
lin llbr iagte man, baB alle Stabtbabneu
geswungen iperben iollen, ben Serfebr einsll=
itellen.
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AlleS rubig gebliebel. gine StraBenbabllz
0inie tpurDe burd) Den Wtob aufgebalten.
Die 8mnpesresiernns tino Gbicaeo.
9S btngton II, "a. Suli. - gfad]ridten
fino im8riegsoepartemeut eingetroiien, baB in
Chicago eiue iebr geipannteS Stimulung berri6t,
uuo oaB llnruben in ienerStabt eriuartet merz
ben. Sofort tuurbe cine itarfe abtbeilung beS
8. Snf.=8e9ts. mad, 8od= Sslunb, Slls., beor=
bert, I'M bort Die meitere @ntfpidlung absllz
marten. Ndt peitere Snianteriez z@ompagnie' II
ipuroen nad ct. 0ouis beor0ert. 0aS p.
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rid uub befinbet f9 III Der 9tGbe bon @bi=
cago.
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1T bier uuperdnbsrt. Die 9lusitdnOigen balten
Maiieuperiammlun9en in Der 5.gSaro unb in
@olliugwooo.
Detroit.
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9lngeitellten Der yDtidigan @entral Sabn"
6erridt fein Gusitano nnb mirb audi fetner
ermartet. Die 3iige fonnen unb 9eben regelz
nGBt9.
.0ie ,,@reat gSeltern gabn" bat Den @in=
i6en ibrer arbeiter entipro1en, ndmli1 einen
absug BON 2t Brosent Der 20bne bis $45 pro
Monat uno Yro3ent offer 26bne iiber $45.
| Nlle8 ilt oesbalb in SronunQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-07-25

Der Sar9erfric9 itt st. Somin0o.
5aoauna, "a. Suli. - gta6ri6ten ans
Gan Domingo bis gum II. SuIt ergebeu,
oaB bic reoolutiOndreu @euerGle Srtea unb
Alemonte am l. Sill in Yuerto Glata cilt-
orangen, udbrcnO Der @ouperuclr fdJ nit
ieiuen Sruppen III baS Sort fliidtete. 5pG=
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faa, uno Elm MISUNDERSTANDING entipaun
i'd, in mel6em Die Sniurgenteu geiflngen uno
ueria9t muroen. @eucrQl 2llcmoute muroc
idlimm Uerwuubet. Srtea enttam, mo iciu
gegeulpdrtiger Iufentbaltsort lit unbctannt.
Die 0tube luuroe ieitoem ipieoer bergeiellt,
jeood licgen Die @eitdftt nod tnnler gdnS=
lid hnr11ieher.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES

A new Grand Jury has been summoned in tho Grim
ina branch oil tho United states Circuit Court tor The
b,b OF January next
Charles NJ. Watkins, charged with forgery, and
George Clarke, charged with passing counterfeit
money, were yesterday acquitted before Judge Bene.
dict In the criminal branch OF tho United States CIR
cut Court.
mutually complimentary correspondence has Just
passed. between General Benjamin Foster, Assistant
Uultcd States District Attorney, and hts chief, Gov
Wooiford, tho occasion being the tender OF his
resignation ny tho former and tho atcrs refusal to
accept ".
In the criminal branch OF the United Sta1cs Circuit
Court beioi. Judge Benedict, yesterday, Francis J..
Look WHO was under Indictment Tor Receiving inaii
matter alleged 70 have been stolen by Edward
Nur,agu, pleaded guilty TO tho sarge, and re-
manduu Tor sentence
Edward A. Chambers was charged before Unitod
States Comm issioner Shields yesterday with having
unaw Iuy obtained valuable United States mai
Ter addrcsscd 10 Waugh, Holmes " Co. Tho evidence
presented Was found 70 DO wnoliy insufficient TO sus
lain the charge, and tho complaint was dsinssed.
Henry IS Ackernan sued hrs nephew, Cornelius j.
Acxcrnian. 10 recover $500 on promssory mado
Tour years ago Iise defendant admitted tho ma ling
~ The note, but alleged tnat bis uncle ut tho time vi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
NEW COUNTERFEITS.

Signals OF warning from official SOURCES have been
flung 10 the breeze warning all honest against
counterfeit ivedollar bills the First National
Bank OF Hanover, in Pennsylvania United States
officials suppose these bills 10 have been printed on
the same plates altered which counteries on tho
Bank OF Tamaqua had been previously printed, but
pronounce them having been much less artisticay
executed. In the United States Court yesterday
William Doyle, William Walsh ana Arthur Brown
were charged with having been engaged IN putting
some OF the Bank OF Hanover countertcts in circu-
lation. II alleged that Doyle had passed three
anG Brown two Of tIem. and that Walsh, when
rested, engaged IN attempt 10 pass another.
None OF tho money, except tho bill which Walsh was
attempting to pass. found Ia tho possession OF
ANY OF tho three whom arrested. All OF the parties
were held by Commissioner shields in default vi
ST. C0 bail each await tho action oil the Grand Jury
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22

cases).-Argued by S. Hand for appellant; A J.
Parker for respondent
No. 252 Wood rho Eric Railway Company
Submitted.
No 253. sheridan vi. Jackson argued by A. J.
Parker Tor appellant; f. NJ Shepard Tor respondent
DECISIONS.
Tho following decisions were handed DOWN.
Motion Tor reargument denied. with $40 costa
Tone The Mayor, &c. OF Now York; Coleman vs..
Crump; Shand va Hanly.
Order modified MS to read ms follows :-0rders OF
General aud Special Term reversed and application
denied without prejudice and without costs.-Coilins
Collins.
judgment afarmed.-Peopie cx rel Hayes VS.. City
OF Brooklyn
judgment affirmed with COSTS Leonard vs. City OF
Brooklyn; Wilson vs.. Van Pelt; Browning vs. Home
Insurance Company
order granting new trial affirmed and judgment
absolute tor plaintiff stipulation with costs.-Bren-
Wilson.
Order granting new trial affirmed and judgment
absolute for defendant on stipulation with COSTS
Sanxay VS.. HamcL
Proclamation made nnt tho Court adjourned until
Tuesday, January l5 1878. A calendar Will DO
made for that date
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22

the loan deducted SCI two months interest being
SIG more than tho lawful ratio OF interest THIS WAS
sioutIy by the plaintiff The case Was lred DO
fore Judge Donohue and jury yesterday. The Jury,
alter mn absence hour returned into court WIN
verdict In FAVOR Of tho DEFENDANT thereby uphoding
the plea OF usury. Mr.. J. H. Biauvelt appeared Tor
the plaintiff and Mitchell Laird aud Alfred StecSier Tor
the defendant.
Tue case OF Parker Freund ct al came on yester-
day tor trial before Judge Robinson and jury Ia the
Court Of Common Pleas. The plaintiff claimed that
he agreed to deliver certain soda water apparatus 10
tho defendants exchange Tor twelve copper loun-
tains no delivered the articles, but that the
defendants declined 10 fuIh their part oil the agree
and dd not aoIiver the copper fountains. Inc
defendants claimed that the plaintiff represented the
articles be FREQ from fault and good ior use, ana
that upon receiving the articles aud examining tnen
they we're found 10 be useless. The proof was con-
niciiug. Messrs Jacobs and Sink, on behalf OF the
defendants commended that their client could not Dc
compelled 10 accept articles which II used might cx-
plode or cause damage ana that the defendants not
having had opportunity 10 examine the articles
before their delivery tho doctrine OF caveat empto
did not apply. The defendants were sued as copArt-
ners, but they denied the copartnershp. and Claimed
that only agent Tor the other The jury, after
considerable dcliberaton, found averdict ior Doih
defendants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
HOW 70 KEEP THE STREETS CLEAN.

To EDITOR THE HgRALD:--
was very much Interested IN your article street
cleaning III last sundays HERALD. ! have road the
NEW York HERALD Tor tho last thirty avc years, and
must say III justice to u, tnat It truthful
and Independent express ts views caressly any
subject which was OF interest to tho people. Tho
question ID asked, Why kept cloan
Wncn Captain Thorne was Supcrnte udont OF tho
Bureau OF street Cleaning, and l think Conm ssioncr
Dlsbccker was chairman OF tho bureau, there were
twenty -iour aborcrs, two gangmon and one foreman
IN tho Fourteenth ward aiohe. Now, undor
Nichols und Gunner, there ony ten
laborcrs TO Keep the Fourteenth and tho Sixth war1g
clean. IL Is morally impossible tor ten meu TO do IT,
The appropriation then was only fraction tnan
what ~ was last year, and II my momory Tails mo not
they had surplus OF $50, 900 hand at tho cnd OF
tho year. We shall never have clean streets IN all
New YORK us long aB Com missioner Nichols and Cap
tam Gunner are Ut the head OF tho Bureau CT Street
Cleaning, tor Tho simple reason that tncy know Moth
ough, efficient man wiling to do what Ia rsnt, anc
giving his attention anu tiinc to IL. could keep the
streets clean on last years. appropriation ana give
general satisfaction 10 tho people OF this city IL -
true tere are iuncy wards which Kept clean, anu
Tor the good reason that they lear powers t be.
Justice should be done TO ALL irrespective o persons
whether rich or poor Those who 1.-Two In tho tenement
houses and pay rent contribute the moneys APP
lropriatod tor street cleaning purposes. The only
way to insure clean streets Is remove the present
heads o tho Bureau U street Cleaning place good
thero, with the Mayor OF the city responsible
hoad. A CITIZEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
FRAUDULENT BANK STATEMENTS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
In oil tho many savings banks, trust compa-
mes ana other financial institutions which are
coapsing all directions and entang severe losses
ON their unfortunate depositors and stockholders, al
low me TO suggest plan which think would check
such disasters IL aegree Lot every bank. trust
company, insurance company ana similar Institutions
have their affairs FULLY and carefully Investigated at
least quarterly by board oi State examiners well
qualified for duty. /, Is widely believed that some
financial corporations prepare themselves about tue
time that Official examinations are expected 10 DO
made, SO TO have good showing For this purpose
they borrow tor short period United states bonds Tor
inferior securities 0! thor After the occasion "a
past for which the government bonds we're obtnincd
they returned, and tho public thus deceived ny
tho reports which are publisned OF thor asscts To
prevent such fraudulent tricks tho officers oil all such
should be required to swear whether the
assets shown 10 the examiners arc the bond Gde
property oil the company under investigators, when
they wero purchased the prices paiu for them, and
whether tney always been hold custody OF the
company never pledged nor loaned 10 other COM
panes individuals for any purpose. This, II seems
TO me, woula yicd somc protection and prevent sucn
a dismal revelation that recently made by trust
company or this city. TN some rigid method ID
adopted ana properly enforced Tor pubic protection
the catalogue OF frauds and iaiiurcs will continue
j. w. 8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
THE L1rE-sAvING BOATS.

To THE EDITOR TuE HERALD
While VIC are having an investigation and general
overnauns Of the Keepers and OF the e-saving
stations would It not be woil for the public know
who made tho contract to build those worthless
surf boats delivered Inst to OF the STA
tions between Sandy Hook and Capo May? In the
first place, would require goo1 pair OF horses to
move wagon and boat any distance from the station
Second, some cf the panks had not sceh the Jack
plane and the ends Of the panks wore badly hpt aud
u kuiie cUulu be run between tncm. Ksccutly no
tced ono OF these goats lying sido OF the
ton, and informed II was not Ill to so 10
Tho ali along our Jersey coast arc not Uniform
Some TOUR and some tho requisite number,
SIX oars. What Is required IS boat built light, und
tho men VINO Their lives II should be- utcd
ia It's construction. No Spectators out West W. II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
UNDUE DILIGENCE.

II Is an old and accepted principle OF law governing
tho collection OF debts that creditors exercising duo
diligence in enforcing their claims shall DO rewarded
by having precedence OF lien debtor's property
IS against other creditors who have boon dilatory On
the 9th OF this month two creditors having claims
against ono Inicld, went TO o lawyer named II. II.
Lowentha for purpose OF having their claims put
In judgment At least six days was necessary before
such Judgment could have been obtained alter
vice OF process tho debtor, bat Lowenthal as Is
shaged succeeded In having the process served and
Judgment entered all III ono day. ln the judgment
roll nlcd in The Office OF the Marine Court tho
mons and complaint purpOrtea IL have been served
days previously TO the entry Of the
Augment but the uniform freshness OF tho
Ink 10 all the papers excited tho suspi-
cions OF the attorney OF third creditor,
and further Investigation satiaAed him ana i'm pressed
the Court with belief that all tho papers mad
made out on tho day OF tho entry OF Judgment, and
that thorc not only fraud but forgery and perjury
In the case The matter for investigation be-
fore Chief Justice Shea, In Marine Court. Chambers
yesterday, motion behalf Of the third creditor
TO strike the Judgments OF his two rivals from the
records OF the Court having been irregularly and
fraudulently entered, and therefore void. rho two
creditors in whose favor the questionable Judgments
had been entered wero represented ny cxJ udgo Car
dozo and Richard s. Ncwcombe, whiic exJ Judge Gross
ana Mr.. Ehrl'ch appeared TO support the motion
The statement OF the two judgment creditors
tue effect that ON tho day the Judgment
entered they won't TO Lowenthal TO have their
claims put In judgment aud no engaged to 90 It, but
beyond that they knew nothing vi the law or The
iacts in relation the entry oil the judgments Tho
boy who sworc IN the Judgment affidavit oil service TO
having served the papers on the 9th OF lust month
testified that il was In reality ON the day tho Judg
ncnt entered or seven days alter the 27th, he
had served them, and that affidavit which he had
made the contrary had been mado ut the solicta-
Ion OF LoweuthaL Upon this testimony. there be-
Ing no contradiction, the Court made IN order wping
the fraudulent Judgments from the records In this
Same matter thore Is also pending IN the
against Iowenthal by tho attorney who entered The
judgments. motion to have him punished tor
tenpt oil court These proceedings arc TO up
on N iuture day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
THE CASE or CARRIE SMITH.

To THE EDITOR or HERALD:-
Allow mo to ask, in the Of all that Is Christian
end decent II tho Commissioners OF Polco intend
do anyt hing to 1nd out Ihe truth ialsity OF tho
statement OF the poor girl Carrie Smith, OF Mobile
Ala touching her tcariuily brutal treatment ut tho
hands oil some o the OF the police force Of
this city? II her statement DO then OF tho
guard ans OF the peace OF this community deserve
The most condgn punishment tor tleIr brutality and
should 10 made example oil to deter other Urutes
IRON committing nike crimes. | by no means ntcnd
To brand tho whole police force bad. There
very many excellent men ON tho force, men who
would honor nny station, but there ure very many
Just tho opposite. Let the people demand that this
horrible DO properly investigated DO not allow
the simple DENIAL OF The officers Implicated to choke
OIL investigation, but let II be thorough. Such out
RACES might occur among tho COmancho Modoc
lnaans. but should DO impossible IN such CITY Us
this J. ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
THE COUNTS JURY DISAGREE.

large crowd assembled In Judge saniord's Court
yesterday hear the verdict IN the SUIT Of George
the Count Joannes against jarrett Palmer brought
to recover 81, 800 for playing Richard Ill six years
ago. Inc Judge. tho night previous, had directed
the jury to hand in sealed verdict IN the morning.
1T eleven O'Clock. The Count, on the former days,
was oarly in court and sat pcustvcly awaiting the
sut Mr. Russell. at half-pasi -lovca O'clock, arose
anu said that he had been informed by the Clerk that
the jury III his had disagreed and had been
charged
Ills that Official, siry" asked the Count.
81 am informed that II Is the factn said Mr.. Rus
soil.
IL regard 1t IA . compliment to mc,n rcjoned tho
Count
"You welcome to It," replied Mr. Russell
After tins little Interchange oil courtesics tho
was soon cmpied aud the Count. breaking away from
>the crowd, hurriediy left the court room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
pREsENrMENr BY THE GRAND JURY.
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 2.
Before Recorder HackctI
JOHN MuRPKY's .'DoEG.

JOHN MURPKYs .'DoEG."
A burly looking fellow named John Murphy, said TO
be ghtcr arraignea trial on the charge
Of grand larceny under the following
AT ono time Murphy had IN his possession a valuable
and highly trained English bull terrier, which re-
sporded to the OF s'Sprtc" and very sprighty
terrier II turned out to be. Mr.. Murphy, In a nomcnt
OF dcspondency. parted with his PRICE selling IL 10
Henry Byrne, Of No. IS East Houston street, whilo
| Mr.. Byrne was subsequently stroliing down the
Bowery, In company with ''Sprte." the latter sud-
dcIy disappeared IL was claimed that tho attractive
Murphy had brought this state OF Affairs about, for
Bowcry Jewe'ier swore that he him run
OH WIN tue aog warrant was procured tor MuI phy's
arrest, aud Justice Wandell held HIM IN $500 ball TO
appear for r'aL Murphy, however, forgot ms New
York engagements and Ned 10 81. Louis where he was
arrested sent back 10 THIS city and lodged m tho
1omUs When called 10 tue bur Tor trial Yesterday he
tear, ully protested thai he mad only taken hts own
properly that he naa merely ient dog as security
Tor loan u $25, and begged Assistant District Al
Cour.. promising faithfully to restore ths Sars -
Mir. Russell accepted plea OF petit larceny, Re-
cordcr HacIett rcmanded tho prisoner Tor sentence.
Before going 10 prison Murphy called ono Of his
panons gave HIM some instructions concerning
tno whereabouts and the return OF "Sprte."
PLEAS AND SENTENCES
Lawrence Quinn, sixteen years Old, Of No. SIT East
,Tweniy-eghth street, ono OF Two youths who tho
18th inst. stole watch and chain IRON the residence
OF Ann Kelly, No 2o4 East Thirys street, pleaded
eullty INC cHuTsc anu was 10 clbnleeu
mouths imprisonment in tho PenItontary.
Thomas Latin and Bernard Matthews broke into
the couch house OF John uIane, No 233 East Twenty
second street, on the 9th inst. and carried of robes
aud other properly valued at $50. BON prisoners
pleaded guilty and Lan, who insgated tue robbery,
SOM 10 the state Prison tor three years and
monn ana Matthews TO the Poncnlary Tor one year.
james Munroe was convicted OF assaulting Auti
wilson, at No. 100 Blocker street, having struck her
win pitcher on tue head. Ho sent to tho Pcni-
tertiary tor one year
Nicholas Carey attempted, with two Others to break
into the premises oi Patrck Mcdonald, NO. 13 Egnth
avenue. ON the night OF the l4th inst lie pursued
ny police officer and captured. The jury found HIM
gully OF the offence charged and he sent tho
state PRISON Tor two years aud months
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
A STREET BLOCKADE.

To rHn EDITOR Tue HsRALD:-
call attention TO the blockade OF the sidewalk IN
Fulton street (bo.h sldes) near the Fulton ferry.
Dealers In coffee. fruits, vegetables, toys. &C. use tho
sidewalks for displaying their goods compel US to
march By almost in single file. Do not the idinances
prohibit thisf Is not the duty Of the policeman on
this beat stop Il? This insunerable nuisance was
abated two lareo years snce but Is bad now ~
ever. BROOkLYNlTE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
A QUESTION FOR Thr SCHOOL TRUSTEE

To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
There abuse connected with the public schools
that wish you would kindly ventilate IN your col
II is the practice OF OBTAINING the small chill
dren school during dinner hour. l have Child
attending tho primary school IN Downing street, and
very often Tor email offence she is proven ted
irom coming homo to dinner ana unless 1t Is sent 10
her she Is compelled 10 go without lO0d Tor SIX or
eight hours. Is this right? think not, and think
the school trustees should prohibit such action
by the teachers. they Wish 10 punish tue churen
tuey should 90 80 IN Como other way. Children OF
delicate constitution by SUCH these very
liable to be Affected IN thor health. and think II
ought 10 De prohibited by the trustees.
A MOTHER