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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-17
THE FEEDERS MONEY.
THEIR FRIEND, TIE DOCTOR, NOT PARTY TO
THE THEFT

THEIR FRIEND, TIE DocToR, NOT A PARTY TO
THE THEFT
In the HERALD Of Friday last appeared account Of
tho losses which = couple Of Germans from SUIT
gardt had sustained at the house OF o Mr.
Allen and his wife, At No IS West Twelfth street.
which they were disposed 10 attribute to the pro-
prietor Of the place, who had DISAPPEARED mys.
ter,ously with the missing property. This consisted
OF 81, 600 In United States bonds and RreenbackA
reporter who converscd with Mira Allen some time
since was assured by that her husbands absence
was due 10 his having gene to sea- ana
In tho oil hor remarks she spoke darkly
OF q Dr. Faulkner 4 friend OF the Folders, M
u person liable TO suspicion. The FEEDER brothers,
however, claim that Mrs Aliens story 10 not only
false caumnious and one Of them assured HKRALD
reporter yesterday that he mad known the doctor
for scvcn eight yenrs that the atter had always
behaved in q most gentlemanly manner, and was in
character irreproachable. "Durins hts temporary
stay this city through the winter, said Mr. Fcdcr
s'ho attended US professionally and often did urge
him TO make himself entirely at mono with
U.S. It WILL however, sufco state that at tho time
OF tho robbery the doctor In this city at Ill,
and only returned to II when communicated to him
our loss anu urgently requested him 70 assist US IN
tracinp bonds aud In arrestng The thief II was
had cast suspicious upon his character, that he
lively joined In the case" Mr. eder,
in addition TO his desire 10 excupate Dr. Faulkner
from any suspicion Of crimnality, expresses his con-
victlon that he right In suspectlng tho Allen
finn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-17
TRIAL TRIP OF A NEW TUGBOAT.

The tugboat A. c. Cheney, just completed for
Chency's Towing Line made her trial trip yesterday
afternoon ana u proved entirely satisfactory II will
DO seen that she Is OF unusual dimensions Tor craft OF
hor class the excursion consisted OF trip around
the harSor and up the East and North riversas lar
He'll Gate on the former and as lar spuyton Duyv
Creek on tho other Tho company was quite large.
and as the Cheney Is engaged at present In towing
ice bargos on the North River the company
sisted IN respectable proportions OF gentlemen engaged
in that interest. The A. e. Cheney 10 IN
tended for propclling freight barges, Ice barges
bong o specially Her iramo Is entirely OF oak,
her outside pianking OF OAK her top frame OF locust
Sho Is copper fastened, anu, although not intended
a passenger boat, has twenty i've comfortable state
room berths She cost $4,000 Three years ago she
would have cos, 500, 600 Sad MI Cheney, president
OF the company Two can build n new boat
cheaper than buy old onc" Hor hull was built by
Bulnlan 4 Brown, Ncwburg, N. Y length, ITO feet
beam, 20 feet; hold, 1915 icct; Joiner work by H. Is.
Eclis, New YORK; machinery by Dciamater "a.
engine direct acting, surface condensing; cylinder, 81
BY AZ inches; boiler i0 'front.' Is feet long steam
allowed 60 pounds draught Of water, about II feet
II. d. Ralyea Is captain Nelson Glow, pilot; Martin
Corsa. engineer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-17
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Comm ssioner Of Public Works recently notified
livery stable keepers place water meters on their
prcmiscs Yesterday he sent out notices requesting
those parties TO INFORM tho department within hve
days whctncr they preferred 10 purchase meters and
have thom set under the direction Of the department.
make a sufficient deposit and have tho instruments
furnished.
Warrants the OF $42 4ss rs wore yesterday
signed by Comptroller Kelly.
CITY Chamberlain Tappan makes she following state
ment Of funds IN his hands during the past week.
Balance July Z $50 sos ST. receipts. 1920, 1871 90
payments 1857 46S Ii. Balance July H. $l325,627 Is
The Catholic frotectory yesterday recoived 1891 az
from Finance for support OF children
during the month oi juno.
Al The License Bureau 10 tho City Hall reported
that over eleven thousand tags have now been DIS
trbutcd TO dog From seventy to ono hundred
dogs are drowned daily 1t the pound.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-17
THE STEAMSHIP ERIN.

Tho steamship Erin, OF tho National limo, which left
Liverpool on the 4th Of July, arrived at this port
carly yesterday morning, looking quito different
vessel than when she left New York her last trip
so completely she been remodeIled aud fitted up
exteriorly and interiory. The Erin was built ut
Jarrow, In 1865, by Messrs. G. NJ. Palmer Co., her
length being $40 iset 42s feet beam and SO feet Deep
About months ago Il was determined to Iengthen
her. and for this purpose she was put in the hands
OF Messrs. Laird, Birkenhead, by whom she
htted and generally 0vcrhaued. Two years ago new
engines and boilers were put in tho steamer by Mcssrs
W. Penn a. Son, Millwai LVndon. The engines are OF
500 nominal morse power capable oil beng worked up
20 $500 horse power the ship has been heightened
of the improvements arc Two iron decks halt her
iengtn. Her sdos have boon stinened with partial
bukncads and watertight bukhcads have been raised
the main deck. BY TINS means the Erin has been
rcndercd sale in the event OF collision or storm rs
vessel could possibly be- The ships total carry
ing capacity Is now about $500 lons being 600 moro
than before sne heightened. new saloon has
boon put in my feet long, extending from side 10
side, with nne ventilation all round from the sidc
ports The httings anu furnishings are o! tho most
sumptuous nature, giving the saloon homo comfort
character, when So many desire in crossing tho
broad Atlantic rho vessel has also been ntted with
patent steam wndlass Tor hitting the anchor Ia task
which now DO performed in Jour minutes, thereby
saving laVor and delay) and the steam steer
ing gear by which the DO guided either from
the bridge ihc house below will doubtless be- found
an imneAse Improvement She has also been ntted
with Sir W. Ihomson's patent com passes IN which
pcrccptibc deviation IL almost entirely unknown, and
experiments In soundings can be made ny an appara-
tus winch will ooviAe the necessity Of stoppage or
slowing OF the SHIP winch arc also likely TO prove most
useful. BY rearrangemcnt OF the vessels sleeping
accom- modat0ns they away from the region OF
the screw, SO that passengers will be almost entirely
free from the motion which SO often interfcres with
slecp Pneumatic BELLS IS the latest means Of CON-
munication between passengers and stc ards, have
also been introduced The Erin now capable Of car
ryng sevcatytwo saioon passengers and about twelve
hundred IN the stceragc.
A few days before the Erin's departure from Liver.
pool the vice chairman Of the National Line
Mr. Edward Banncr, had $50 children Of the orphan
asylums Of Liverpool taken out her excursion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-17
THE SCALES OF JUSTICE.

This has been dissraceful affair, my friends" OBJ
served tho Justice In tho Fifty seventh Street Court
yesterday. to Kelley and MoIoy, street lighters.
'''rwas all IN this wiso." remarked Kelley. ~ am
engaged IN respectable business"
"what is that ?" asked the Justice
ppm Hsh merchant-drive horse and sell nsh.
need assistant Moloy became that assistant at .
royal salary"
chow lnuch salary did he getf"
"Fiity cents week and Sundays on We'll. he got
high toned Of late and discharged
"No you didn't" put IN Molioy; II Ien without oo-
casion."
"May speak, Your Honorf" continued Kelley.
az n"."y-a"uve nScn speakns you'S'" "'"'se'
Keiiey-who iss II you disrespect me any moro Ill
have your gore.
Mooy--If you to chin In that style the scars
your knob will be as thick the scales on your
hsh.
Keey-You lying
Moloy-Y0u hshmomgcr-
Justce-Tcn days each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-17
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Adam Heliner, In q compliant against his wife,
Anna Buch Hellner In suit Tor divorce tho ground
OF adultery that they married the 10th
OF February 1872 in this city, that the defendant has
been Tor somo tmo living in aduerous intercourse
with one snry Reinhard at Milwaukee, Wis, and that
his wife has had illegitimate child. Judge West
brook yesterday referred the TO Samuel Marsh to
take testimony.
In 1874 tho Fire Department Of tho town Of Norris
anita gave mortgage its fire engine
made by the Exempt Firemens Benevolent Fund A.
ISOLATION. Under tho act OF annexation tho city
ceeded 10 the properly, and the Comptroller refusing
TO pay the loan suit brought to compel IFS pay
mcnl. The suit was defenocd on the ground that the
Fire Department OF Morrisania being public corpo-
ration mad right TO borrow money create q
obligation for the payment Of loan. decision
gwen yesterday In the by Judge Van hocsen, who
holds that tho Fire Department OF Morrisania was
private corporation, anu such had right 10 bor
money on mortgage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-17
BROOKLYN RAILROAD TROUBLES.

A temporary injunction was obtained a few days
ago IN the Kings County Supreme Court by tho
Queens County Railroad Company, against tho Brook
Ign city authorities to restrain the from inter-
fering with the laying oil the tracks which are In
tended to run through several Of the streets from
tho South ferry to Cypress Hills Cemetery.
Corporation Counsel W. c. De witt appeared before
Justice Barnard yesterday and argued a motion to
DISMISS tho Injunction on the ground that the COM
pany was dofunct because II had not complied with
ihc law which limits tho time gwen Tor The compile
ton OF the road. He also coutendcd that II had not
expended ten per cent of the capital thereon, as IL
should have done. II had, therefore, violated
w. corporate rights Furthermore they never OBJ
ained the Of tho local authorities property
owners along tho line which they proposed TO lay
their trucks. The motion was opposed the ground
that there necessity OF getting permission IRON
the local authorities they had secured their commits
sion from tho Legislature Justice Barnard took tho
papers and reserved his decision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-17
PROBABLE HOMICIDE.

Edward Byrnes, twenty-.wo yenrs OF ago, was ar
rasned before Judge Murray yesterday u charge OF
sssautins Peter Wniot, OF No 70 Mangtn street, In
Juring him seriously Byrnes ana wilmot met IN a
liquor store the Bowery early Sunday morning and
they drank and travelled together TIL no0n when
they brought up IN IA saloon Mangin street. There
was quarrel between them to VINO should pay for
the next drinks, when Byrnes struck Wiimo the
head several timos with heavy Wilm0t Tell TO
the floor nsensbe ann had be carried 10 tho station
house, where his wounds dressed, and thence
his residence where he lies Ia precarions
dion. Judge Murray yesterday, cot Byrnes to
await tho result Of the wounded mans injurioa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-17
AN OLD BURGLAR CAUGHT.

About two O'Clock yesterday morning Mr. George 8.
Nichols, OF No. Lefrerts' place, Brooklyn, was
awakened by some person attempting TO break
open tho shutters of his back basement window.
Looking out hc saw a thief At work and fired his
revolver the fellow, who made of, and tho
OF climbing over the fence when Roundsman Barry
and two officers came up and arrested him. Tho bur
glar who gavo his Henry Munroc aged thirty.
eight admitted his guilt, and stated that ia March last
hs Was discharged from the State Prison, 10 which
Recorder hackett sentenced him Tor burglary Tor
twelve years Ia 1862 In Rev. Twin A. Nichols yard
a ..jimmyn was found. The prisoner was committed
TO Jail 10 await examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-17
A SON-IN-LAW'S GRATITUDE.

Louis Lesser. the son-in-law Of Mr.. Solomon Leip-
ziger, of No 2s4 Hudson street, Hobokon gave that
gentleman severe thrsshing ON Sunday afternoon.
When he had completed his task hs went TO Recorder
McDonouRh and swore that his atnerin.law mad CON-
mited atr0clous assault upon him. The old gcntle-
received many severe bows on the Taco ana body.
Yesterday morn,ng he Admittcd TO bail Mr.
loipziger that Losser married. his daughter
he has gwen him no less IMAM 81, 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-17

The Mayor. &e-Judgment OF foreclosure for plaintiff.
See opinion.
Kniicn VS.. Knincn.-Rcierence ordered.
The Greenwich Savings Bank va AcCary-Rcieree's
report confirmed.
Ia the matter or Isaac Mcyer-order granted.
wyeth vs. voorhisz Motion GRANTED on conditions
with $40 costs 10 abide the event
DAVIS The Oceanic Steam Navigation Company
Lakuc w. The Oceanc Steam Navigation Company |;
Willard vs. Todd; Watts va Freeman-Aotiohs
grained.
Smyth vs.. Merrick Bond approved.
Berry Boutou.-Anidavit insufficient SEQ
memorandum with clerk.
In tho matter OF tho assignment OF Louis Hess-Sec
memorandum with clerk.
MARINE CoURr-CHAMBEns
BY Judge McAdam.
johnson VS.. Oddie.-Motion to punish for contempt
denied, provided the defendant submits to an examina
ton
Larkn vs. Cameron -Amcndmont OF pleadings and
pledemcnt allowed.
Pratt Decentralization to compel third person
TO pay granted
Moore Ciark.-Complaint dismissed and dcfcnd
ant discharged rom arrest.
Austin vs.. Watson. Proceedings dismissed
Baum va Acknowledgement vacated.
Hspycr vs. Observation-Disclosures approved and case
settled.
Crotty vs. Constellation affirmed.
Sbcn1cld vs.. Bcrnstein.-Referred 10 b. Doran
Kiliian.
wilkes Va. Mahcr; Osborn Vs. shorie -Balabe At
tachmcuts granted.
Lasky vs. Chrisleilcr-Shern's fees taxed ut SIS o.
Fanni vs.. vanders,veen-Motion denied.
Hamilton vs.. Feran.-Bt OF particulars ordered
Cordts w. Mullcr.-C. X. Durham appointed re-
ceivcr.
Morarty VI. Goulding authorized 10 SELL
Mcdonald vs. Saportas.-W c. Peckham appointed
receiver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-17
ALLEGED HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

Lena vogel Of No. l54 Rivington street, girl nine
teen years of stated before Judge Murray yeser
day, that Sunday night she was met by Two men in
Rvington street. Of whom struck her In tho mouth
and the other took her pocketbook. containing seventy
five cents Charles Becher. oil No. II Suffolk street,
who sue said took her pOcketbook, WIS arrested and
held in $500 bail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-17
COURT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBKKs-Held by Judge West
brook.-Court opens AT half past ten oclock.-Calen-
dar called at eleven O'Clock A. M-Nos rs, 81, 40 49,
Al, 49, b. IS, 20, H. 10. 81. 81, 81 S. o. gS. l03
SUPREME CouRr-GENERAL TERN. Adjourned sine
do.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM-Adiourned until
Wednesday, July Is, ut haii.past nine A. NJ.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUir--PARr !; SUPERIOR COURT
GENERAL TERN, AND COMMON PLgAs-GESERAL TERM
Adjourned sno die.
SUPERIOR CoURr-SrEcIAL TERN, AND COMMON
PLEAs-EoUirY No day calendar.
All other Courts adjourned Tor tho term.
CouRr GENERAL SEssioSs-Hcd by Judge Gil
derslccvc-Part 1.-The People VS.. Patrick McGiven,
felon'ous assault and battery; Same Vs. Charles
Twichell. fclonous assault and battery; Same
James Wallace felOnious assault and battery; Same
va. Lot,ie johnson. grand larceny; Same vs. James
Reilly, grand larceny; Same vs. DANIEL Donovan,
grand larceny; Same Mary NJ T. Frank, grand lar.
ceny; Same vs.. William +. Kennedy, grand larceny
Same vs. Louisa Hongood, grand larceny; Same VS..
Joseph Connolly, larceny from the person Same W.
John Mack, larceny from tho person; Same Vs. Bcr-
nard Donncly. petit larceny and receiving stolen
goods; Same Martin Ioughlin pctit larceny and
ceivng stolen GOODS Same James Kelly, burglars
tools; Same Kate Walters, disordery house; Same
VS.. Wilhcimina Bernard, disordcrly house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-17
MARRIED OR SINGLE2

A contest is progressing in tho Kings County surro.
gates Court tho property Of OF the victims OF
the Brooklyn Theatre fire. The estate In question,
which was left by Stephen Dram, Is valued at about
$4,000 woman who claimed TO be the WHO OF tho
deceased took letters OF admit stration and pro-
cccdcd TO administer on the property. Subsequently
the brothers and sisters OF the deceased appeared
before tho Surrogate and contested her right adm
istcr they alleged that she the
brother They assert that in lS49 she married 10
George Holm, who IN tho following year got divorce
from her on the ground oil adultery. She could not.
they hold under the law, become the legal WHO OF
another man. Mrs. Dram claims that sho married
10 the deceased IN 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-17
BOARD OF APPORTIONMENT.

A meeting Of the Board Of Apporsionment was held
yesterday afternoon. Mayor Ely, Comptroller Kelly
and Tax Commissioner Wheeler were present Comp
trollcr Kelly authorized TO issue the following
Groom stock, for building reservoir In Putnam
county, OF $4,000; assessment bonds, $4,000;
Museum OF Art ant Natural History stock, So, 900
An appropriation OF S6al rs was takcn from tho XIX.
fund for support OF thirty-eght inmates OF the
Homo Fallen and Frende IS q iris Tor three months
ending Juno 80, 1871 A resolution was passed In
structing the Comptroller to notify the different de-
partments 10 send their provisional estimates by
September for next year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-17
DANGEROUS RAILROAD SWITCHES.

Frequent complaints have recently boon made 10 the
local authorities relative tho dangers to passengers
and vehicles coming in contact with the turnou,s
tho street railroads. It appears that the nangcs OF
these turnouts stick up above tho pavemen,s some
ave inches. Permits for their usc arc obtained
by the railroad companies from the Department VI
Public Works. ana II Is urged that the new super
intcndcnt OF Encumbranccs, Mr.. Joseph Biumcntha,
should go 10 work and remove these dangerous OBJ
structiona The following roads use these hapgcs:-
Forty -sccond and Grand street, Dry Dock ana East
Broadway, Blocker Street AMI 1wenty-third street
Tho second, Fourth, SIXTH Eighth and Ninth avenue
roads use the plain tongue switches
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-17
THE FARE TO BALTIMORE.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Why are the railroad companies allowed to swindls
the travelling public with impunity? l started from
New York for Baltimore about two weeks since. and
ON purchasing ticket to last named city, al the
Desbrosscs street Terry, was charged SO 20 Having
occasion TO ROMAN in Philadelphia on my only
purchased ticket to that city, for which paid So Now
II rs perfectly well known fact, and conspcuously ad
vertisci that the between Philadelphia and New
York s but 81 So making total of IS SO from Balt
more to New York, uice versa. l, therefore. ASK
why arc seventy added TO the cost OF through
more than the com rates separate stations
tho roadY Is this not gross fraud ON tho public
and can nothing be donc 10 put stop TO ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-17
DECISIONS.
SUPREME COURT-sPECIAL TERM.
nv ruAUo Ia Pratt

SUPREME CoURT-sPECIAL TERM
BY Judge Barrett
Lewis Va Smith ct a.-Sec opinion.
Weir vs. Vail and another. Findings settled and
signed have allowed them just they are win the
exception oil slight amendment 10 the tenth finding
OF fact Tho requests ind can passed until case
Is being settled when they can be presented IN accord
with the rules.
By Judge Van BrunI
Wheaton va. voorhis, Jr., and Understanding 60 and
decree signed
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPECrAL TERM.
BY Judge Freedman
Anderson vs. Mosz'er-xo'ion granted Memo.
The London and Manchester Plato Glass Company
w. Boyd (two cascs,-Motion granted, with $40
COSTS
Becbe Va Garvey.-Judge SANFORD having ordered
production OF tho certificate receipts and checks tho
order must be enforced.
Slavery vs. Law OF aL-Piantin's equities arc set
form IN general terms and information and belief
merely. They are positively and circumntanray de-
med by the answer The motion tor injunction must
be vacated, with $40 COSTS to defendant
In the mattor OF Angel VS. The National Citizens
Bank; Goldberg vs. Lcvnson. -Except'ons ovsrruled
and report confirmed
Potts Va Magard ct al-Undertakins approved on
Rus. vs. Mausclt 9. al Order denying motion. with
costs.
Winchcil vs. winchclL Orders settled.
Smith vs. Hutchins ct al ordered that tho answer
of nc defendant George ". Huchins, DO stricken out
as sham, with $40 costs
Smith vs. Hutcbins OF aL-Referoncc ordered.
Appleby VS. Stafford ct aL--Rcceivers bond
proved.
George Tucckert vs. Elizabeth RusckerI Judgment
OF divorce avor OF plaintiff
Belle Richards VS.. Charles r. Richards.-Refcrce' s
report confirmed and judgment oil separation from bod
and board ordered.
Croker vs.. Croker; Carter Va. Youngs.-Orders
granted.
BY Judge Sanford.
The New York Guaranty and indemnify Company
W. Roberts; Coo vs. The Society OF che New York
ACCOMPLISHMENTS settled.
COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERM
by Judge Van Hocscn.
Graham vs.. Thurbcr.-Moiion to vacate order for
supplementary proceedings denied Debtor to appear
before referee July 10. 1877, two p N. Bee memo
randum.
The Exsmps YHsnaa's Bsnsvslsnt Association N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-17
A DISHONEST GROOM.

Victor Schottenbcrg, who was arrested on Sunday
having 10 his possession number OF blankets fox
skins and quantity OF harness. was committed by
Judgo Murray yesterday Tor trial default OF 900
bail, charge OF burglary. The goods were stolen
Mr. r. n. Hoe, who identified tho property and
also the prisoner, who was formerly groom in bis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-17
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.

report was yesterday reccn cd by tho Board Of
Apportionment, from Health Commissioners Chandler
aud Jancway, relative proposition TO transfer the
hospital Tor contagious diseases IRON BIackwsli's
Island 10 North Brothers Island II Is stated by the
Commissioners that tho principal impsd'mcnt In the
way of carrying GU. this proposition comes from the
fact that tho island by Queens county. Its
occupancy cannot DO secured without consent Of The
authorities there. Nothing can be done IN the matter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-17
MALEFACTORS SENTENCED.

In tho Kings County Court Of Sessions. yesterday,
Justice Moore sentenced Thomas German TO tho Pcni-
tertiary Tor burglary Tor term OF iour years Ed
ward Clark, who pleaded guilty 10 an attempt al bur
gary In the tnrd degree, was sentenced 70 the same
institution tor two years Bridget SchAher plraded
guilty 10 keeping disorderly nouss, Ana was ssas 10
the PenttentAry Tor nine moAehA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-17
DOG CATCHERS' RIGHTS.

Onoe scsive politician In Msnhstanvilie but now
dog catcher, Johu &. DooIey yesterday driving
lot OF dogs down town. when George Sweeney. In tho
employ OF another dog catcher believing Dooey had
taken somo out Of tho district covered by
Swceney's boss, quarrcied with him. DoOley made
complaint against him in tho Fifty seventh Street
Court Tor hitting him tho eyn but Investigation led
TO Swecncys discharge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-17
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

fNorE-Letters Intended for this column must b
accompanied by the writer's full and address to
insure attention Compiananis who are unwilling to
comply with this rule simply waste time In writing
Write on only side OF the paper. -En HERALnI