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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-24
BOARD OF HEALTH.

AT tho regular weekly meeting OF the Board OF
Health yesterday the resignation OF Dr. Moreau Nor
ris, Assistant Sanitary Inspector, was accepted.
The attention OF the Board was called 10 the filthy
condition OF the cellar Ia the southery extension Of
the Court House. 1t was read and ordered TO be
10 the Comp roller.
Dr. James, Assistant Sanitary Superintendent, re-
ported that during the past week the Special Visiting
Corps visited 5.692 houses with 80 076 families pre-
bed for III sick children and issued 6o3 tickets
for the ST Johns Guild excursions In tho report
the attention OF the Board was called to the large
quantities OF unripe ruit, stale vegetables and n,h
sod from stands and vendors wagons IN the poor
quarter Of the city,
The mortality tor the week, compared with that OF
the Previous showed increase OF thirty
deaths Of children under one year OF age, thiryour
urder two and twonty-e eight under Evc and an in.
crease OF deaths from diArrhBal diseases of twenty
four. The doaihs OF children under five years OF age
during the week WINS All or this Number 800 were
in tenement houses and Nv cntyOne 10 INSTITUTIONS.
The principal increase 10 the deaths OF children under
Ave years OF during the week was among those OF
ma
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THE BALTIMORE BURGLARY CASE.

RoDRlRG AND ROSENBERG ExAMINED-FUR-
lHER HEARING TODAY.
The examination In the case OF Hirsch Loewentha
nm old man oil eighty, VINO was arraigned before
Judge wanaell on Monday, charged with being con-
cerued In the disposition oil $4,000 worth oil watches
and ,ewslry tnat were stolen from s. J. Rodberg, Of
baltimore ON the 18Th OF January last came up yes.
,srday si,eraoon IN tho Tombs Police Court
Mr. Rod9srg said that he had been robbed
Of tho property mentioned and that tho
ry had been traced to Jour men, two OF whom
are now In Auburn PRISON, ana another, David Won,
uilas s.5nceny Dave" tho hush ,nd Of LoewenttaPs
that she was seen with him IN Banalo.
and Is the woman who brought the properly IRON
baltimore TO New York. He wDs In nca Oy Harris
Gree bocn that IN CONVERSATION which TOOK place
oe.wceu Greenooch ana L cn.s ,n "svr
tor said mat his siepdaughier theresa brovbit
the proceeds oi burglary 10 Baltimore to MS house;
tuni tuere was quarrel tnere tween the burglars
over the spois aud that his WHO and sIepdaugbter
alter wara accused him (Lo~eutha oi stealing ~ 400
worth of AZ The old shook mis- head Violently
while tLls statement being made, and denounced
GteeBboch us u iiar ana thieI.
NOT ALLOWED TESTIFY
Greenboch VINO was standing near and seemed
aux ious to TESTIFY, was called ny ny tho Judge.
.srnls mau cannot give testimony, Your HONOR
SAID Counsellor d0mme!; mo mas served Two years
aId "a hall IN state prison"
..Put your nand ON the book" said the Judge.
The witness d ID 50, aud tnen admitted that ne had
served term IN state Prison ana mad never been par
doned. .
He was told to step down, and then xr. Rosenberg
WIS ,Il,d He had heard tue conversation bet ~een
oe W, ntnai aud Green och ABOUT the woman hcresa
aul the Baltimore burglary. "On, Judge am per-
frcty wilIhg that man should ue called, sad
Counsellor Humme GAS far as his character is con-
cerued would not want any better evaeuoe against
II tuan your clerk, Mr.. Murray, can furnish. He has
been a notorious receiver oil stolen go0ds and u Is
ouiy SNORT liins ago mat Judge Bixoy refused 10
take his bail though owns plenty of real estate,
because Of his notorious Character. Ia Tact, the
pre-. ecution " thoroughly tainted with crime"
response To all this nvectve Mr.. Rosenberg said
nohng, but merely smiled Ia peculiarly bland M
r. AS Al Al rather amused MN than otherwise. Mr.
Robbery, however, Was very angry. counsel con-
tihu MS excavation OF Rosenberg for sbort whs
AID the Judge SMILED Dengny ON All anu allowed Mr..
Rusenb TO give his testimony. COunsot was par
ucunr to ask II the name OF Robbery had been mcD-
toned by Locwenthai In the alleged coDv, rsation
ABOUT burglary abd on UeiDg answered In the mega
tive said that on mat point alone woula ask Tor
d. issal oil the case.
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NOT GUILTY OF FORGERY.

John Faulkner, youth OF nineteen, about one
O'Clock GU pday. presented n check Tor IS l3
sigued Ly NJ. Il. Jesup Co., at tho UuioI National
Bank, on Wall street Tue paying teller pronounced
tho oneck a forgery, aud causcd the arrest Of the
Young man, who subsequently, stated to Detective
Hogan that he had received u from MISS Anuis
Miller OF No. 1z6 West Twcnty-sxth street. ana
that she sent him TO tue bank TO get II
and both Abe ana Faulkner were arraigned before
Judge wandsi, at the Tombs, yesterday. Annie ac-
Know ,edgcd giving the check To the young man ana
ed TOR possession oil u ny stating that SITE
hxl received IL IRON ap old gentleman who said ne
resided 81 No. 500 sos Broadway, aud WIS by pro-
iosston iourusIist Alter "a close cxami Datisn Judge
wandel concluded that neither OF the parties had any
guilty knowledge OF the cbeck ANA they were botn
a an
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THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

Tho new Surveyor, General Graham, was sworn
BY Collector Merritt about ten O'Clock yesterday
morning. His bonds ana oath Of Office were trans
initted TO Washington ut once. IL expected that
HIS com mission will arrive here tomorrow, when he
will enter upon tho discharge OF his duties ~
Surveyor OF the Port
tho Surveyors Office yesterday Tor the purposspi
ceving the new badge oil office lately prescribed by
the department aud TO return those OF the old pat
tern now IN no new shield In round
plate about the size oil hall dollar, sufmounted oy
n spread eagle The United States coat ol arms IL
imprinted the plate and the number enamelied
tn coat OF arms. The badge Is IRE gilt aud
rather attractive In Appearance
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THE oAxsEvour MARKET PROJECT.

To rHR EDITOR or THE HKRALD:-
As a Washington Market man protest against the
,;ansevort Market JOB The city has had enough Of
these. and ought not 10 forget The old Manhattan
marketing. Is there anything TO recommend TINS
new enterprise to our heavily burdcncd taxpaysrsf
rbe city needs no more markets. There Is not
market to-day that is paying adequate revenue to
tho city treasury with tine exception OF Washington
Marxet We bear the burden Of the whole market
systcm of this city. We pay to-day the same exor-
mia mt rents wo paid uuring the money max ug war
times: aud still the city rslers, after refusing, a.
thew did a few days ago, grant us small reduc-
lion co en- uralc with the du times, heap insult
upon injury by proposing an opposition market
the result Tor, bad Washington Market 10 to-day,
no market viii be any hotter.
We can M longer bear the burden OF heavy rcn'a
i'm posed on u.s. and instead OF building projects Tor
new markets. let our worthy Comptroller look 10 the
i'm proysment VI these now existing, and from whom
the city has IN the past received millions.
WASHINGTON MARKET.
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DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS

RESOLUTION TO HAVE ITS CONDUCT INVEs'
TIaATED pEFE. ED BY THE BOARD OF
ALDERMEN.
An attempt was yesterday made In the Board Of
Aldermen 70 pass two resolutions authorizing the APP
pointment oil committee and also the Com
OF Accounts investigate the conduct OF the Depart
meut OF Buildings Mr. Morris introduced BOTH reso-
lutiona The FIRST read follows
the OF this city, at various times during
aas 70 them pubcy by the chief Of Tai, The
public believe them 10 be true and whereas the ioowi
paragraph appeared in on. OF the morning papers last
against the Building Denarmrnt which requires uii
an" III .. Fire and Building Do
pa,men.s OF this Board OF AIdermen be- and they are
thorough examination Of the Of this do
January 1878 the present date and tnst all
had anye.linss with this department. In any
supposed influence with this der artment De Invited
on this the committee is further directed
this Board the resalt Of their examination
ACTION ON THE
Alderman Shells contouded That everybody undor-
stood Tho nature OF these attacks against Depart
ments They were inaugurased through personal
spite solely, and II was about smo they should DO
Alderman slcviu remarked that tho charges we're
made on newspaper talk
Alderman Morris said that he had no specific charges
to make. II was for tho committee TO 1ud out tor
themselves. II had boon openly charged % The news
papers denied that 50, 600 mad been raised
al one time ia department defeat adverse legis
Iaiion at Albany. He moved tor Its immediate pas
sage
inc resolution was on motion of Alderman Sievin
referred to the Committee Fire and Building De-
partmsnts by the following voto:-
YsAs-Messra Roberts, Carroll. Ehrhart. Gunster.
Hall keenap Herman, lie wis., Sauer. Shells and Slovn
NAYs-Messrs. 81 lin. Gedney. Jacobus, Norris, Perev
Philips and inckney.
the attempt pass the second rosoi uton was also
defeated by the same vote. IT was referred TO the
same committee, which, It 10 understood, practically
Kills Il, THIS resolution reads -
Resolved That His Honor this Mayor be and Is hereby
respectfully requested Immediately TO instruct the Com
OF the books, &c.. OF
building make tu complete ami
nation Of moneys received from the Board OF Appor
emit all other Item xed, with COM
pete abatement OF the disbursements. to whom and Tor
paid; IL tor Salaries the ful name and resi-
the employees the amount per month and per
and . tale II the amount Is the day
during the whole time OF employment by tins depart
m.pt: II not, che Increase or decrease while EN-
ployed; also the length OF time employer; also
3 list Of ali moneys paid out Tor any other pur-
noses or the to be made from tn
ist day January. 1872 to the present tiue ani the
Accounts To report full 10 this boau
of Aldermen the result Of their examination
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CLUB AND SHOEKNIFE.

Peter Steib, barber. ana Christopher schinglc.
shoemaker, got into difficulty yesterday IN trout Of
their respective residences Nos. 23i2 and 2S44 Sec
ond avenue Sfeib after sch,ngie with club and
schngle defended himself with Ahoekniie. steib
got the bes, Of Schinge however, and struck him on
the head with the club. which laid Schngles head
badly open Officer Albert Reed witnessed the affair
from the platform oil Second avenue car and reached
the scene just IN time perhaps. 10 prevent murder,
ns both parties were exaggerated In the Harlem 70,
lice Court Judge Fammer united Steib Tor trial
1t the General Sessions, ana committed Schinge 10
insure mis- after dance as q witncsa
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LEAkY'S BANK NOlES.

James J. Lesry for tho past two years a sailor on
Inc sup Tennessee, made the acquaintance tnere OF
iciiow sailor named Brennan. the snip sailed be-
tween this port CHINA Lsary got together $500.
when put into bank notes OF 500 each. When
the tennessee arrived here he accompanied Brennan
TO the house NJ tho attcrs mother IN First avenue.
between rwenty-tnrd and iwcnty-tourth srcets,
rhen they went out suudry sprees Leary wished
TO his notes safe so intruted them 10 tue
care eL MrA Bridget Brennan WHINE ne deemed HIM.
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YELLOW FEVER AND BALLAST.

To THE EDITOR OF THE BERALD:-
A Brooklyn correspondents in Mondays HERALD,
under tho above heading. suggests that to AVOID
spreading disease on shore, vessels should dump tneI
ballast into the miles from any port AS bal
last. In the absence of cargo, absolutely necessary
TO keep the ship from rolling over, and for which
purpose only It is used, to discharge II At sea would
soon render the keel the most prominent portion OF
the craft. This might prove pretty ensctual
method Of dsin ccting and also OF wiping OUT what
remains OF our already depleted marine but one that
A. is possible those board might hesitate about
adopting recognizing the fact that there is some DIFF
ference bel wcen being upon aud In the water, and
that TOO much the latter would not be altogether
healthy for them. Shipownefs might also object 10
ths ,dca EVEN KEEL
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RAILROAD REGULATIONS.

TO THE EDITOR THE HERALD
For what purpose the doork eepers at the Grand
Central Depot employed? IL it TO prevent persons
who have no business there from crowding upon the
PLATFORM Or is 1t to prevent gentlemen from accom-.
panying their friends carsf On Sunday evening
last l accompanie lady and her brother And two
cb,idren to the Hudson River Railroad depo!, and
while assisting them carry the children and lug
gage TO the cars stopped by the doorkeeper who
SAID that as lady had escort he could not allow
nothing of the courtesy due to accompany
ing friends, the railroad compdhy or It's employees
the right to bar from going with my friends to ths
carsp INQUIRER
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THE KEYpoRr BOATS.

TO THE EDITOR THE HERALD
wish 10 call Tho attention OF the public to the ex.
toronate charges by the Keyport boats on sun
days. The regular fare 10 Keyport on tho afternoon
boat Mattewan Is thirty cents, and on the morning
boat Norwalk twenty-five cents Their advertisement
leads passengers to believe that the same faro IL
charged ON Sundays large number OF people
bought tickets the Sunday morning boat Tor nity
cents, which they supposed as mater OF course,
were excursion tickets; but on tho WAY down ire
cursinn ticket to Key was ST. double the week.
day fare. | think this Is gross imposition ana
specimen Of Jersey mcanness.
REGULAR PASSENGER
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MANHATTAN BEACH TO IcEMEN AGAIN.

TO tn. EDITOR THE HERALD
have read "Batner's" statements IN your 'Com-
pia,n, Book. - and also the 'Captain's" reply and
being an oye witness 10 the AFFAIR pronounce the
abatement Of "Bathcr" to be correct In every par
ticuiar II Is not true tina. tho officer took him BY
the arm and only used force waen resisted Tor had
..Bathern resisted there were plenty OF gentlemen
VINO we're enragcd at the oincers orutail.y tha'
no wan,d no, have Doe alone the struggle over
heard remarks alter the affair that "Batncr" was .
m Id man 10 thrown from the building ike child
xueu the sympathy OF every Que was with MIN, and
the conduct of tho occr brutal that some gentle
men could not rcirnn IRON telling the oihcer "He
should be ashamed oil himself "Bathcr" should
have the oiccr arrested Tor ASSAULT and he will hnd
ali the witnesses no requires to sustain him.
MANHATTAN.
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A MODEL OFFICER.

To EDITOR OF THE HERALD
As / was standing at our window, at the corner OF
sixteenth street and frat avenue. Sunday last
policeman passed coilaring young lad, seemingly
about seventeen o eighteen years old. As tney were
waking along the boy SAID something 10 the polcc'
man, whereat that worthy raised mis- clue ana gave
him two blows In the face, wuicn must surely have
d,sap ured MN Tor liie What want ask IS this:-
Is there anything done 10 sucn human tends Ia
bluo coats that styled the finest police III inc
wordY have often read OF the assaults Of police-
men upon unoGsndina citizens. but that was always
tho las uf d.
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CASE OF CAPTAIN FOLEY.

Captain Foley dismissed from the police force on
the 2eth February last charge oil neRiecting 10
execute warrant granted by Judge Otterburg against
Louisa Smith, accused OF keeping disorderly house
NJ 40 Forsyth street. His excuse was that he was
given general discretionary power VII directions not
to execute warrant until he had secured proper evi
dence and that III this he had not Obtained the
proper evidence 10 justify the execution OF the
rant Captain Foley sought 10 have hts dismissal
revoked thr writ OF certiorari sued out tho
supreme Court, whoa writ sent from the General
Term. A decision was given yesterday by Judge
Van Brunt sustaining the action oil the Police Com
miss toner's in Captain Fooy's dismissal he says
thai the " the evidence Is such That II, In
court II should have been submitted TO the jury,
then it Is an error OF and may be reversed on
1,ctng that after reading and re.reading H. II would
have cen an error have taken 1t IRON jury, and
the Court cannot Interfere with the decision OF the
Police Board the mere question oil the weight oil
evidence. Judge Van Brunt. alter further observa
lions on this poiat and citations OF authorities
snbstuptiat,pg lis view oil the case, con-
cludes hrs opinion as foliows:-"From the rela
tors eyide nee would appear that II 10 the custom
OF magistrate police court 10 Issue his warrant
Knowing that there not Sufficient evidence 10 hold
The DC son against whom tho warrant Is issued, and
then 10 allow the execution OF The warrant 10 be with
held until IN the opinion OF the officer holding the
warrant he has secured sufficient evidence 10 hold
the person named therein oucu position would
seem TO substitute the judgment OF Tue pvlco oicer
for ia At Of y magistrate, aud am unable 10 and any
authority Law authorizing any magistrate TO issue
n warrant against any person knowing tnat here IS
moi nj evidcpce time to justify the hold
ing Of tho person uamed 10 the warrant II the warrant
AZ executed. Writ qdhshed."
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DRINKINo WATER 1T COMFY ISLAND.

To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
The writer would ike to ask the managers At Mao
haitian and Brighton Beach II would be taxing theii
generosity TOO severely should they supply few
water coolers in ana about their hotels tnat
the thousands al ladies' ana children who do not drink
lager or other beverages can have tree drok Of ice
water. VlCIlM
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THE HoBoKEN rEknYBoATs.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HxRALD-
1 notice IN the HERALD an article relating to the
overcro wded condition 81 the boats Of tho Aoboken
Ferry Company. l. Is certainly timc that attention
was called TO this matter and there he law for the
purpose obviating the danger to which those who
use his ferry are constantly exposed IL should cor
tanly be enforced immediately.
WILLIAM b. SANFORD Hob0ken.
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK

[NorE-Letters intended Tor this column must be
accompaned by the writer's full name and address 10
insure attention. Compaiuants who arc unwil'ng's
comply with this rule simply waste time ~ writns'
Write only size OF tho paper.-ED hEKALnJ
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RIAL ESTATE.


July 20
u. SEAMAN.
Foreclosure sae--C. ". West, reiefee-of the two
houses with lot 100. No. Ice thompson St, o.
bel Houston and Blocker, to pianttn $4,000
MYERS
Force osure sale-Johm W. Bennett, referee -oltw
buildings. with lets 25x 100 No. 30 Norfolk st., W.
a. I75 t. o. OF Rivington, to y. r. Myers........ 1855
HUGn N CAMP.
Foreclosure sale u Ames H. Gilbert, referee OF the
soa a r. ". Of Arlington st. to plaintiff $500
v. HARNL1T.
rccosure sale Eliot SANFORD. referee-of Two
houses, with lots each 2Jxesv. Nos 323 and 325
last 36th 26O IT, OF I'd Av. 10 psintiu sooo
ro,., .S24 4Ss
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NURSE. WIFE AND BANKRUPTCY

The final argument In the matter OF the alleged
fraudulent bankruptcy OF Thomas Monahan, paper
msrcnant having been tried before Commissioner 0s-
horn some weeks ago, q decision on tho motion
10 dismiss the proceedings was rendered yester-
an, by com m ssioner Osborn. Tho evidence dis
closed that Mo nahan claimed To have pad vile No.
~ Ov0 Tor nursing wife No. before her death, which
.harse tho prosecution claimed to be nctltIcus and
nun, shap,e wuhan the seventh subdivision OF section
a $40 United States Revised Statutes Judge Dit.
tsunoelsr appeared tor the prOsecutisn aud
n, b.rt W. Scwcil Tor the dcfendnIt rDo foi-
iaw,ns is Com missioner Osborn's decision :-"Altcr
carcfuliy cousiderng Tue proofs and tho arsu-
meu,s OF the respective counsel am forced TO the
ucluson that there is probably Cause TO believe
thai the expenditure OF $1,000 alleged To have oesn
made by accused TO MS present (second) wife Tor
nursing his Tor SIX weeks and ging ms
ali That period before the death OF
M, then wife not made AZ the tine or " male "
was not transaction made IN good lam, but
II nature oil fictitious loss or expense
As 10 whether the alleged Transactions losses
10 The accused by his present vile alter their
rare are considered actual transactions, though
ueut or Otherwise anc thcrefore canuoi be IN
ou,red into ia criminal roccedng " IS not neces
sary n w TO determine. did moi pass on similar
sale of facts thc Phlp Stncr case tor the reason
that the United States District Attorney witnurew he
cb,rgc before was enabled TO give my advice ON tue
tion The accused IL heid ~ avail tho acton Of
tue Grand jury
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RELIEF FOR THE POOR.

The sum Of $40 has received at this once rem
Mrs Emma u. II. N. south worth, to be used Tor the
relief OF the SICK children OF tho poor.
ono collar has also boon received from "N" for the
Door family ~ No. 329 West Sixteenth atreea
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FARE TO MAINTAIN BENCH.

To THE EDITOR HERALp:-
see by the advertisement that the excursion TO
Manhattan Beach, from New Yorkvia Bay Ridge or
Greenpo,nt is atiy CENTS arriving a, tho foot
OF twenty third street told that must pay fifty.
SIX cents. Why this deco ttion? r. II.
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RUDE STEAMBOAT OFFICERS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
write in order give the pubic an idea OF what
they may DO subjected to BY taking the Bay Ridge
boats 10 or from Manhattan beach. Coming up the
bay Sunday evening the Thomas Colyer Two friends
and myself stood in the doorway OF the forward cabi.
The band playing and one Of my friends was
keeping time with mis- foot, when he was sezed by
two half intoxicated ofcas who said they had charge
Of the GOAT, and assaulted IN outrageous manner
tried TO demonstrate with them. sayiDg II was no way
to treat passengers They sworc they would throw "
overheard. Now, If the Manhattan Beach Railroad
Will allow their passengers TO be under the OF
ignorant aud drunken officials they Will ind out then
,n,staks in a sh ort time TOURIST
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WHY NOT The CATS =?

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
war annually made upon tho dogs " seems"
me that a still greater nuisance is overlooked reis
TO tho cats. l venture to say hat there Is not
street in New York that is not thoroughly infested
with them. AS as the sun goes down every dooi
stoop, vcranda aud the street itself are filed with
them. But these only a few OF the evils IN the
catalogue. During this weather, when the windows
are ali open, their internal din at night makes night
not only hdcous but In cases of sickness frequently
causes serious results. In the same category may
mention the fact that they have the hydropho6'a
quite frequently aad are more dangerous than
dogs Tor the reason that they are less suspected
dog is mans nobest friend but what Is the use Of
caisY SLEEPLESS
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ANSWERS.
WHERE IL HE?

TO THE EDITOR OF rnR HERALD
In answer TO tho inquiry In your paper. "whs-o Is
He9- l. a depositor In the Security Savings Bank,
would Ike 10 inform the public that Receiver Banks
whereabouts Is unknown His clerk, however, whom
he Is charging the deposors salary Tor at the rate Oh
$500 per annum, aud who has no duty 10 pc,ior"'
has been the Bowsry recently. ~ ".