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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-24
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Gum ulmsr Minitsr, Der in ben lssten
Sasen bes SUM isin Observation-Disclosures
Subildum ~feierte, purbe 1919 Sabre mad
Der @runbiteinIesuns bes Ooms gu &0In
Don ben lllmern Der @runbitein selest.
&sidsitdotiidsr StoIs. wubridsinIi9 aud
iorsiame Gidi9t auf bic INNER wieber:
tebrenben &dmpfe, in weIde bic Timer fid
uerpidelt iaben, saben ibnen ben @ebans
fen elm. Oas 8orbilb Der Sdwei3, bic
ibre 3minsbursen brad, NOR nidt obne
@infuB seblieben. glu9 bic Timer er:
itiirmtsn cine 3winsburs mad Der anbern,
BON bensn iis ibrs &ubs unb 6reibeit &c:
fdbrbet iaben, unb brannten lie nieber :
a1t bapon in einem Sabre. SIN Serblt
1875 batten iie cine Belaseruns ourd &ai:
fer 8arl gu beffehen, Der unuerridtete,
Sade wieber absieben mubte, obsleid er
semeint bate, 1lm werbe ibm cine Mors
seniuppe iein. Sm Sabre 1877 tobte Der
Rries Der &eidstdote sesen ben Stdote'
feinb @raf @berbarb pom Wirttembers.
Oa muBten wobl bic llImsr auf ben @e.
banten tommen, ibre Yfarrfir9e, bic braus
zen Dor benz Ebore auBerbalb Der Staot
lag, mitten ms Sers Der Stabt ~ perlesen.
gm lesteu Sunitas bes SabIes 1877 in al
lerfribeiter Worsentunbe legte Der Bir:
ssrmsiiter 9ubuis aeaft ben @runbitein
gum neusn 8irdenbau. Sc isute elm &ie.
ienbau-pie es i'm Wunbe bes Bottles bisB /:
elm Sutteral gum Strabburssr Dome msr:
ben. Nur Der &Slner Dom 1T in nod
gr6Beren Werbdltnihen anselest. Oo9
tbeilte balo aud bas lllmer Miiniter bas
S1idial Der anberen. Na9bsm mebr ais
elm S~abrbunbert lang cine &eibe GROCER
Bau. unb Bilbmeiiter - mir beben bic
Baumeiiterfamilie Der @niinser, ferner
9ans &ubn, Watbdus B0blinser, Burt.
barb Gnsslbsrssr, bann bic Maler 9erIsn,
.i3eitbIom, S9lblein, S9affHer, ben @las'
mailer Wilb unb ben 9olSdniser Sprlin
beruor-is mad ben ,ufleBenben WitteIn
cine sr6Bsre oosr serinsere Tbdiisteit BEL
benz Derts sntfaltst battsn, serietb IS ms
Stoden. Mit Der Reformation, bic &unit
unb WiGsnidaft tn 8erfal bradte, per
iiedte man9e Qaeue, aus pslder reidli9e
WittsI susefr0mt maren, unb aue Gusfidt
auf Weiterbau, seidweise benn auf Doll
lsnouns bes nar 5u juei Oritteln uoaenbe:
ten 8ieienbaus idien fir INNER perloren.
Die Stoduns wabrte uiertebalbbunbert
Sabre, uno IS besanneu bereits bic beoent'
li1ften Yor3sidsn zines almdbIi9 broben:
ben 8erfaus ii9 gu 5elsen. Die Beseiites
runs, nit mslder i'm Sabre 1924 gu 60ln
Der Weiterbau bes Oomes wiebsr aufse:
nommsn purbe, bic frsubise Gbeilnabme,
bic in gang OeutidIano pafir f9 tnnb
that, wsdte aud in llm ben s~ritorbenen
Mutb. Wdnnsr uoa boben &unflinns u.
unermibIi9sr @nersie, an ibrer Spise
ProfeGor 9aBler, leiteten bic asitation,
unb 70 sei9ab es, baB NIT Der &eitaura'
iionsarbeit am llmer Miuifer i'm Mnfans
Der Uierjiser Sabre wieber bssonnen wsIbsn
fonnts. BON ben beiben gbortbirmen
wddit III Der iibIi4e isinsr 0oIenbuns
sntsesen, Der norbli9e, bereits b%ssonnen,
wirb In wenis Sabren uoIenbet iein. BIei;
ben bic Ginnabmequeuen, bic isst fieben,
nod elm SabrSebnt, bann mirb aud Der
Nufbau bes 9aupttburmss balb erfolsen
unb bas Dor 500 Sabren b%esonnsne Wert
uolenbet bafteben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-24

ober minssr bo9sebornen unb sldnsenb
f~ituirten Meni9entinbern. Die Pbpiioss
monte 8aben>H abens bat in ben lstten
Sabrsn ild taum uerdnbert. Wenis rei,e
9ilen fnb ~entitanben, bic 3wei sotbii9en
Sbirme Der neuen protetantii9en &ir4e
iinb ausssbaut, bas neue Oampfbab, bes
tanntIi1 elm Yra9ibau in sroBartisitem
MaBtabe, III subesu p%olenoet. Die gas
besdite finb fait biefeIbsn wie Dor spsi
sSahren. -eaAiNG
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-24

Die Grneurun9sarbeiten am Gaiierbauie
su @osIar i9rsiten riitis uorwdrts. Das
Weientlidite bes gaues-obseieben pom
Der innsren Musi5miduns-it poIsnbst.
j3unddit bic ulridstapeIe. Otsie in gang
Deutidlanb fat ais lluitum baftebenbe
&apsle 1T cine pom ben sebn Ooppelfapel:
len, bic fi4 in beuti9en Sdl6Hern unb
Yursen finben; bas untere S9loB biente
gum Nufentbalte Der nieberen Bursleute,
wabrenb in benz oberen bic MeiIe celebrirt
purbe unb Der 9ofitaat ii6 periammelte.
Sn Der 8ieruns 1T cine re9tedise Deli
hung, welde bic untere nit Der oberen ga:
peIe perbinbet. Cine iteinsrne Ereppe fibrt
in ben oberen &aum. Die Hlri1tapeIe
bilbet ben iibliden Tbeil bes &aiierbauies,
bas nit ibr bur1 elm aus neuerer 3eit bers
riibrenbes @eb6ube IN Yerbinbung se:
bradti 1T. Der Mbbru1 bes Ieeteren itebt
beuor; man bofft babel bic aIte Serbins
bunssmauer wicber aufaufinoen. Sin neues
@sbdube iou nidt aufsefibrt merben. Der
Wt~ittelbau-bas eisentlide &ailerbaus-it
bis auf bic Nnlase Der Sreitreppe i'm &obbou
fertis. Der md9tise &aiieriaal ldBt aud
i9on lett, mo er nod aQes S9mudes ents
bebrt, bic san,e @roBartisteit ieiner Gins
lase ertennen. gu isiner Nusi9miiduns
NIT Wanbsemdloen 1T cine RonturrenS
ausseidrteben, bic Nrbeiten miiien bis
Mitte Musuit einssreidt iein. Das 8ai.
ierbaus iuuitrirt wie tetn speites @ebdube
bic !9aupt: gpodsn Der bsutiden @eidi9te.
9luiseridtet BON benz sr6Bten Der beutiden
Saiier, 5einri9 benz Orttten, (um l05O)
lab es in Ben ndditsn ~Sabrbunoerten mande
sldnSenbe 6iriten Seriammluns in ieinen
Wauern, nit benz SATIRE 1889, mo elm
granb bic taiierli9en @smdder serfOrte,
erlii9t feline B~ebertuns ais taiierlt9s
Yfals. Oils es in ben Beiis Der Staoi
iibersins, oiente ss CUR 8ornabme BON De;
ri6tsuerbenbIunsen. Die ipateren trauri'
gen 3eitsn bes beuti1en &ei9es ipieselu
iid aud in ben S9idialen bes 8aiierbau'
les wieber. 8on lsinsr uriprinsli4en Be-
beutuns bate man tsine Tor iteuung mebr
Die unteren &dume wurben ais 9a9errdumt
permietbet, bic oberen bienten als 8ornbo:
ben. Sc lift has 8erbienit bes Noueaiiter
Blumenba9, Dor 80 Sabren 3uerIt auf BIZ
biitorii9e NIB tunifsei9i@tli9e Seoeutune
oes ebrwirbisen @ebdubes binsepieien 81
baben ; ipdter, (ls5s) CAB Der UNI bic mics
oerid3ff9e &unifsei9i9te bo9psrbientt
Oberbauratb Wiiboff cine betaiuirtere Ve'
idreibuns, Der namentIi4 in neusrsr GET
nod anbere sefolst iinb. Die Stabt 9os'
lar pertaufts tur3 Dor Musbru4 bes &r'e'
ses BON 1866 bas &aiierbaus an bic BAN
noperi9e Nesieruns unter Der geSinsuns,
bafeIbe gu reitauriren. Mls Sannooe'
preuBiide Yropins wurbe, %iibernabm BIZ
preubiide &esieruns bic ibrsr yorsdnserir
auferleste Serpfi9tunsen. Mber erlt BIZ
slddli9e Beenoisuns bes franSoflder
8rieses ma9te bic Wieberberfteauns bee
alien &aiierbauies gu elmer nationalen I'm
selesenbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-24
aus Den pert6ieoenem etaaten,

Sn 9 o wdre nnldnsf elm Na9ts
rambler bsinabe pom eisenen Sater &c;
idoHen morbsn. Der bortise Burger Sa'
fob 6unt;nser bat einsn Sobn i'm 9lIter
BON IA Sabren, welder bes Na4ts i'm
S9lafe wanbelt. Sn elmer Der lesten
Nd9te bate Der &nabe wieber einsn Gnfau,
wslder bsinabe uerbansnibuoa fir ibn &c:
worben ware. gr erbob ii9 I'M S4lafe
pom Bett unb sins in bas S9Iai5immer
isiner Sants. Oieie erua6te unb ba ie
slaubte, baB Oisbe einsebro6en %ieinen, 10
rief iie aus 9eibestrdften vWOrber",
vSeuer" u. /. NJ. Der 9ater bes &naben
srpa1te II aud, ifanb auf, nabm ieins
Slinte our 5anb unb elite IN bas Sdlaf'
simmer Der Gante, rbne aud nur i'm gnts
fsrntefsn an ieinen Sobn gu benten. Sn
benz iSimmer ansetOmmsn, leste er bic
S9uBmafie auf bic buufeln llmrihe Der
@eitdIt bes ginbrinslinss on u. wirSe obns
3meifel lossebridt baben, rpenn ibn ni9i
auf sinmaI lein I'M re9ten Iusenblid err
wadenbsr Sobn bur9 ben lauten 4usrui
vgater" gum 8swubtiein Der wirtlidsn
Sadlase sebradt bate. Die in ibrer
Nadtrubs seit6rte Samilie besab ii4 iofori
uiebsr sur Rube unb 1T berrli6 frob, bab
bic Sade obue i9limme 6Olsen absslau'
fen lit.
Ole New Oorter Sanitdts : @oms
milton felt jest Inter iu3unsen iber bic
BsbanbIuns Der in h~ortisen Sdntttwaa
rens9doen bei9dftisten 6rauen uno wiab'
den an. Or. Sracp, weI9er bieie llnter'
iudunsen fibrt, iast iber cine Inorbnuns
Der 9abenbsfser, wona9 bieie 5rauen unb
Mdb9sn ni9t iisen birfen: rWssiner an'
ii9t mad iinb bic llsbeI, weI9e cine iOlde
Sitte mad R@ siebt, iebr ernfer @atur.
Wir werben bic Sa9e senau prifen, inbem
mir bic Sdnittwauren 0dOen Der Stabt,
unb bic in bsmielben anseiteIten Mdbden
in ibren Wobnunsen beiu9en. Sn biefer
!3sit afritaniidsr 6ise 1T es tein Wunber,
baB bic armen 9si9Opfe unter ibrer Ir'
beitsIaif tastdsli@ obnmd@tis werbsn unb
suiammenbrsdsn. giele uon ibnsn iinb in
Slid unb &eidtbum er3osen u. fe trdums
ten ni9t, baB ie bereinit ibrer Susenb sOl'
bsne WaisnbIitbe unter itlauiiaem Sod
ueltrausrn wirbsn. Gum srobenS beiI iint
bic New Yorter Oamen an bieier betlas
senswsrtber @rideinuns SduIb. Wenn
fe tsinem 9absn ibre &unbidaft supenben
piirben, NO es ben Wdb9en perboten 1T,
fi9 3u 3eitsn Der WuBe niebersuissen, 70
mare bies elm anfans Sur SeReruns. 9un:
bsrts uon Mdbden ridten ibre @eiunbbsii
babel ,u @runbe.
grs @eneraIs g o itm T er See
wsu bat f9 NIT erneutem @ifer auf ietn
aItes @si@dft. bic @erberei sewOrfen ;
Or iniiter CHANDLER 1T nod @aIifOrs
MEN sesansen, UNI bic 5abritatiOn bes
RunteI,iben3uders Su itubiren, unb @r'
9eisssebsr y. 8. Pratt BON Soma bat bic
P~rsbissriteue an Der MetbObiitentir@e in
Waterloo angenommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-24

men 10 sroben ltmfans anssnommen, tp.nn
es ni&t un Sprisen unb Rsttuussmann.
idaften sefebIt bate. Oils llria@e bieiss
Branbes wiro anseseben, baB elm Sdmie.
bemeiiter Elm sIibenbes &ab, ME er IS 10
oft setban, an bic sebmpanb ieines 9auies
seifelt unb baburd bas 6euer ueranIaBt
baben lou. Nuf telesrupbii9e Srbre tras
fen baIb barauf 40 Orasonsr non gIoppen.
burg bort Elm, obne isbo9 lem peiteren
l1mfi@sreifen bes entfeHelten GIementes
iofort ginbalt tbun au t%0nnen, ba es in
Der lei9ten Bauart Der bortisen @ebdubs
su pieI Nabrunssftoff fanb. r.re3 ~,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-24

Das Stdbtdsn 5risiOptbe in OIoenbure
wurbs am Is. SUM pom sinsm furdtbaren
9ranbe bsimseiudt. 8ierunbfinfis 9du'
fer Iissen in 4i9e, finiunbie9sis 6amiIieu
linb obba4los, cine perion 1T in ben Slams
men umsefommsn, pieIe baben @rm: unb
Beinbrd9e srIittsn unb finb serlstt burd
sinitipsnbs @tebel. 9as Seuer bate fei'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-24
4 Y n b.
9euti6lano.
81 tfaIa b.

Sn Seefen bel 8rauni9weis i6Ius
wabrenb bss S9isenfsites I'M IL. Suni
elm Blis in bas 6eit5elt unter bic bort be-
finbliden Ysrionsn. 0ier bapon wuroen
iofort sstObtst. swsi asitweiie seldbmt.
Inter BEN @st0btstsn b~sfnoen id swei
Yriiber, 3wiainse, wsI9e on benz Gage
ibren So. @ebuttstag f~eierten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-24
@tSeoaHn.

Wdbrenb bes furdtbaren @ewittsrs
in Der Samfas Ra@t wel@ss ii@ aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-07
THE FIREMEN's PAY.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
would like to say few words In regard 10 the Hrc
mems pay and to the noble stand taken by the Hon.
Senator Morrissev At Albany for the welfare OF that
noble body Of men. II has been said that John Kelly
favors reduction OF their pay. Would no take tncir
pay and the risk that they rum No, think not
But still ho is for reform at the prcc OF tho nromans
paltry pay. Being resident OF Third avenue will
just state some OF the risks that body OF men run
Sitting at my window this evening saw Hook and
Ladder No. pass the door going 10 nrc alarm.
There was a very young in the seat behind Il be-
lieve they call II the liler and thought then would
any but fireman take that place and tho risk for
ST. 200 year think not Just as the hook and ladder
had got by along came Engine No. IA, aud as soon
she turned the OF Eighteenth street and Third
avenue she went, hurting some OF the men very
badly, | am informed. So thought then, Poor men
you entitled all the honors and we'll wishes that
II woman resident can glvo Them. and would say In
closing that have always taught my son to respect
good government, but not at the price Of the lremn
FRIEND OF THE FIREMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-07

From the Cincinnati Commercial, May 81
The reporter asked Mr.. Beccher what he thought of
President Hayes Southern policy.
Mr. BEEcHER-I think tho President has hit upon
tho wise course. have confidence that his grca:
common sense will DO met by corresponding common
tho part OF both the North and the South.
or legislation political action Is going to
takc the place Of that slow recuperaton which the
change in tho Industrial institutions ana the customs
and social relations Of these fifteen States produced
The war overthrow slavery and elevated tho African
the dignity of citizenship. HIS elevation TO that rank
created many political and social complications,
and II WINS not possible that a settlement Of our dim
cuties should come without great deal Of disturb
ance and good deal oil time. think the South,
Complementary, has behaved wonderfully VOL
cannot CONCEIVE OF q more total overthrow, more
complete revolution than she has suIered-rom pros
pcrity 10 adversely, from riches TO poverty, from
proud domination TO AFFECT control She experienced
disappointment IN every rcspcct-commercial, social
and poAticaland yet alter the war she submitted TO
her fate and began 10 build again. ! think that IN
after times, while many individual things VIII
be blamed, the men who judge calmly and
dspassionately OF events will admit that there
~ o SI ao e IN Inc history world
think the good sonso that has shono out IN spite Of all
that has occasioned violence and misdcmcanors Will
continue, and that tho South IS destined TO enjoy IN
tho noar luturc prosperity she docs not dream OIL
nor men Tor her. ! like tho whole manner In which
President Hayes goes 10 work IL Is really bringing
good, SOUND business habits to tho conduct Of govern
mcnt Affairs without rhetoric, without any 0 those
guseS or any OI crAtlnusS wnlcn supposed
be necessary In political management II IS plain,
straightforward, careful conduct the very genius oi
good sense.
The reporter asked Mr.. Bcecher II he thought the
coorod people oil tho South would In any manner suier
in consequence oil the enicnt policy OF the President
toward the Southern States
Mr. BgEcHER-rhe colorcd people will suiIcr some,
and wnen VIC lind children bcing uorn into the world
without pam then we may look TO see hitherto OPP
pressed race rsc up into civilization without suffering
The prico OF all advance Is labor throe. 10 the con-
diton OF all elevation. ] think tho Southern people
fhn rltnta fok Ia ahrnn npFin nd nj
twenty-five years. with all tho limitations OF their mis-
Deeds better adapted to take oil the colored people
OF tho South than the North and ten thousand times
better adapted TO do y than the federal government
An force In the South like surgeons knife
IN mans body. IL may DO necessary to put IN Tor
short time, but to hold II thcrc Is 10 torment the
| man and make health impossible
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-07
A HEATHEN'S CHALLENGE.

To THE EDITOR TEE HERALD
Since have boon IN this country teaching tho relI-
gon and describing the social life and political affairs
Of my native land, China, have been slandcred,
abused aud swndled many places have tried 10
show the Christians how honorable Chinaman looks
and talks You send your missionaries to us and wc
listen 10 them Is unfair Tor mo TO ask them to hear
what We have TO say Thcy say that We. hoathcns,
are TO be etcrnaly damned, no matter how honest,
moral and sincere wo may be. We think Christians
will be damned II they behave like very wicked Budd-
hists and on Monday nigLt will tell the reason why.
Al tho same tine | Will try 10 answer the infamous
charges certain Pcnnsy papers Of the "Bloody
Shirt' school, WONG CHlNFOOs The Hcathen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-07
SERVE ALL ALIKE.

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
saw this morning that men were engaged In sweep
ing streets of Broadway. and most bitter feeling
Of envy took possession Of looked at the state
which Forty street, between Broadway and
Eighth avenue has boon lott since last summer, hav
ing been but swept and that most specifically II
has boon since In shameful condition. and. to add
its repulsive sight, there constantly two lines Of
vehicles OF all descriptions leaving hardly room to
passing carriages. Is that allowedY would like to
why attention Is not paid 70 ul streets alike
I'LL owners arc bound alike TO pay their axes We tor
OF Broadway TO which We near, without deriving
any advantage.
No other people in the world would endure such q
state OF affairs they would rather have revolution
than have their rights trodden upon In such shame
ful manner. DISC U5T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-07
POLICE BRUTALITY.
To THE EDITOR or

TO THH EDITOR OF THE HERALD
On Friday afternoon, in West houston street, a
small crowd were approaching from Broad
way, and as they drew nearer It was plainly TO
be seen, and tho story was told Two stalwart po-
lccmcn with poor helpless female (only partially
clad and under the influence Of that beverage which
Is TO DO had too easily IRON many VINO call them.
selves ''wine mercnants dragging her as n no hu.
man life contained therein, limbs trailing on the
ground, &C said TO myself "Brutes'
They had certainly forgotten they ever had mother
who had watched over them night after night, and II
che could have her sons did, she would have
sighed and disowned them then and there.
think such mon are disgrace TO the force and the
city, too Acr beng demonstrated with, small twos
wheel handcart was gotten, and these two men
wheeled her up Mercer street from sight Of the many
gAsera An EYE WIgN1sk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-07
A JOB ONLY HALF DONE.

To THE EDITOR or TIE HRRALD:-
Ten days since called the attention Of the Street
Commissioners 10 the dsgracefu condition OF Twenty
seventh street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues
Tho hole in the street complained Of has boon repaired
and the street has been swept and II they remove the
heaps OF DIRT before the next storm we Will, a. least,
have clean street, Hoping you will excuse my in.
truding upon your valuable space and thanking you
for tho benefit you bcstow upon your readers by aiding
them In doing away with public evils, am respect
fully, RUDOLPH SlEG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-07
RETAIL CLERK LIFE.

To THE EDITOR or THK HERALD
would like TO make complaint in regard to retail.
stores. l salcslady In fancy goods store In
Grand street, where work from eight O'Clock In the
morning to nine O'Clock in the evening and on Satur
day till eleven O'Clock for q few dollars week. re
ceivc hour for dinner, and II come five minutes
later they tue me twenty-five cents ! actually think
that that bad as slavery Is there no way 10
make these sort Of fellows suncry think the reason
they ilne Is that they put much moro style
or IN some bank. SALESLADi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-07
SCHOOL TEACHERS SALARIES.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HRRALD:-
reducing tho teachers salaries. l now understand
they aro reduced thrty-threo and one-thrd per
cent l am every rght-mnded citizen will pro-
test against this OF Injustice endeavor to pre-
vent Il. As you have already done much good
through your '.Complaint Book" pray add TO It by
doing all in your power oppose this outrage. do
not see why the poor teachers should suffer for the
mlsdecds OF Others CITIZEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-07
A FINANCIAL SUGGESTION.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Having seen in your most valuable paper question
asking what is to be done with tho money raised by
tho dog tax would respectfully suggest therefore,
that It be devoted 10 some hospital books, papers,
&c, or for fruit during the the summer | hope you
VIII advocate this In your most valuable paper
PRO BONO PUBLlCO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-07
A DANGEROUS ELEVATOR.

To THE EpIroR OF HERALD:-
Why does not Superintendent Adams, OF tho Build
ing Department, compel the Metropolitan Life 1nsur
ancc Company to incIoso their elevator IN the now
building corner OF Park place and Church street9 The
railing 10 only little over Two feet aud hall high,
and any one who carelessly leans against II whilo
waiting for tho elevator IS liable to lose his balance
and tumble headlong into the basement OCCUPANT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-07
AT IT AGAIN.

To TIE EDIroR OF THE HERALD:-
Shortly after Constant Reader" complained in YOU
columns Of the INSTRUCTIONS front OF the fruit
corner OF Front ana Beekman streets they
moved, but have since been replaced BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-07

[NorE.-Letters intended for this column must be
accompanied by tho writer's full ana addresstc
insure attention. Compalnants who unwilling te
comply with this rule simply waste time In writing
Ed HERALD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-07
GAS POLLUTION.

To THE EDITOR HERALD
Is there law for prohibiting the Manhattan Gas
Company from allowing their refuse gas to contami-
nate and polutc the air OF the entire ncghborhood Of
their works. at Eighteenth street and North River,
thereby endangering the heath and comfort OF tho
pcoplcY Let the HERALD swoop down upon them
d la Russia ct Turkey ONE OF THE SUFFERERS
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A DIsGusTED GEORGIAN.

To THE EDITOR or THE HKRALD:-
am q constant reader OF your paper, paying there,
for about SIS year. ! am tired and thoroughly dis
gusled with your eternal ''rap,d transit" Can't you
dispose OF 1t to the ransit OF vanusn mcnY Perhaps
they may have use for IL assured your readers
have none IA word TO the wisco Worry truly,
ABRAHAM SYKES.
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THE MAILS.


To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Why Is 1t that letter mailed In Brooklyn, L. D., on
May ten A. NJ, Is not delivered from the General
Post Office. Now York, until Saturday 9Th inst twelve
o'clock CUNUNDRUM.
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GALL A MEETING.

To THE EDITOR OF HERALD
Is there no prominent citizen in Yorkvilo who would
undertake call neetng for the purpose Of petition
Ing the Harlem Steam Navigation Company for resum-
ing landing Of their boats at YorkveP A good many
VINO have formerly patronizcd this company feel
greatly Inconvenience by their action.
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Tot PERMIT IN LONDON.

WHAT THEY WOULD NOT PERMIT IN LONDON.
To THE EDITOR OF HERALD:-
Its great shame that Mayor Ely has nothing else
to do than to sit for days making laws for dogs and
putting money into the pockets Of lot Of political
hangers on by giving them the positions Of dog catch
ers, &c The Lord Mayor Of London would be mobbei
In the streets OF that city for the same thing.
CITIZEN
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"FIFrY DOLLARS A YEAR

TO THE EDITOR or THE H.RALD:- A
Having noticed an advertisement In the HERALD Of
the Sd inst for Office boy, salary $50 per year.
would ak, Can any nrm imagine they will the
services Of an honest boy for such miserable pit
lancer Nnety-six cents week just think Of It,
bookkeepers, and don't DO surprised If your cash
don't balance. An Office boy constantly in tho VI
cnity OF money, and when he thinks OF the amount
nc TO every Saturday he cannot well resist the
temptation to DO dishonest Any firm that would offer
hoy 500 por year does an injustice TO themselves
and to the immunity ut large JUSTICE.