The New York herald., 1877-07-28
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

fNozs.-Lsstsrs intsodsd for this ssumn must b
accompanied BY the writer's full name and address 70
insure attention Compainants who arc unwilling 70
comply with this rule simply waste time in writing
Write on only one side OF the paper -ED HEsALnl
DANGEROUS srRxxTR
TO TIM EDrroR or THE HERALD -
Please call the attention OF the proper authorities 10
the dlspdatsd condition Of the sidewalk IN front OF
No. Is West Forty fourth street W.P
To THs EDITOR OF HRkALp-
viii you please call the attention or the Department
Of Public Works 70 the condition OF le7th street, be-
twsop Third and Franklin avenues, In the Twenty
third wafd That porsiou OF the 10 horrible
condition aud not ut for horses and wagons 70 60 IN
safesy beswcen these blocks :. H. n.
CENTRAL PAnKs NEGLECTED LAKES.
To rHE EDiros o. TIE HzRALp-
desire call the attention Of the Central Park Com
missoners the condition OF the water tho Park
The lakes nearly all covered with . green slime,
which y unhealthy and uninvisne ioSEinE ,.pv
PROPER PERSONS IN THE BROOKLYN PARKS.
To rHE EDITOR OF THE HRnALD:-
would like to know why the public parks Of Brook
lyn should DO Infested with oaers who insult respect
able people, women especially They 90 on the grass,
WASHINGTON PARK
THE JoURNgYMEN BARBRRs.
To EDITOR OF THg HERALp:-
Can you not say word for tho journoymsn bsrbersi
We compelled TO work from A. H. until nine
p. NJ. every day ana ON sunday from tho same hour
until three or four IN the afternoon Why are not the
shops closed ut eight =. ny That late enough for
any one II We were 20 keep open until one O'Clock IN
IN n N nY nm mot
come until one minute before that hour.
JUUKNEYMAN BARBER
wHERE Is THE BOARD OF HEALTH?
To rnE EDiroR or THE HhEALD:-
would IKE to call the attention OF tho Board OF
Health TO tho large ash box Ia front OF the tenement
building at No. 345 Greenwich street Every evening
between ninc ana ten O'Clock thore are ABOUT hall
dozen pals emped into II, containing all tho hlthy
ston Imaginable The sewers ON tho Same premises
are broken, and q most horrible smell proceeds from
this, which Will surely boed disease II not looked
after. A.. an.
IMMoDEsT BATHERs.
To TIKI EprToR or rHs HRRALD:-
In the 'Couplsint Book" column, Sunday morning,
noticed article headed ethiopian Figures" and
would suggest that when .'the finest poiics In the
world" are attending To their duties ut that place
thsy also send delegation TO the pier foot Of East
Eleventh street. whore be found from ton to
fifteen nude oaicrs every evening, bntninR In tu view
OF passengers waiting on that picr for ths Harlem boat
which lands there. BROOKLYN.
To EBr7ox oy TIE HERALp:--
lp walking through most OF tho streets In the lower
part OF the oity, and many also In tho upper part
notice that tho amel which arises from the
barrels aud boxes Of decomposing garbage, &C. ab
soiately sickening. Have the authorities powor
70 gbaie this nuisance and, II So who uthori-
ties who thoroughly peeisctui OF their duties
this ioulness 0t deconposin matter when is contin
uxy spending itself IN the surrounding atmosphere Is
there 40 redresss Who're is our Health Board? s.
1NDIsT1NcT rELEGRApHIc MESSAGES
To EDITOR OF rnx HERALD:-e ntsssla.1
wish to call your attention TO the very cArelsss
manner In which kilograms copied. From time 10
time have been tho recipient Of various kilograms
which have been badly copied that they have been
almost legblc aud often conveying entirely differ
from what intonded-piocing wrong
initials to name, well as misdating them-ail or
which, Ii not properly copied, make, you know, u
difference in tho Importance OF message. Would
graphic companies pay more attention 10 the selection
OF their copyista RkCEIVER
THE CUSTER FUND.
To THE EDITOR OF rHR HERALp:-
Having Of late hoard many persons making inquiries
of tho other what disposition been made
Of the HERALD Custer Memorial Fund think IL would
be service Of satisfaction Ia all admirers OF the hero
to DO made aware Of what steps, il any, have been
taken toward accomplishing The purpose intended In
the creation OF the fund It il TO be hoped that the
Of the last battle Of the gallant soldier has
not died OF the memory OF those having custody Of
the funds. FOKTlUM AMICUS
The fund s held by Mr. August Belmont.--lEp.
hxRALD. f
TROUBLES OF ExPREssMEN. M
To THE EDIroR HERALD:-
When trunk has been leis depot for twenty
four hours moro We have TO pay twenty-five conts
storage on IL Now, on the Delaware. Lsckawanna
and Western; Now Jersey Central, Pennsylvania, and
Long Island railroads they always give receipt
tor storage. which Is satisfactory our custom
crs. But the Harlem, Hew Haven, ana Hudson River