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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-13
POLICE COURTESY.

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:x
lady relative OF mine mad occasion recently to
broadway at ono OF its busiest places. She is
not Ill looking old; but she is rather sensitive to
pain, and she is lazy and rather sensitive 10 insult
She complained to me, her nearest gentleman rela-
two. that sturdy policeman took her by the arm at
the elbow, and, IN escorng her across tho street,
rudey and somewhat indccatcly slid his hand from
tho elbow TO Tho shoulder, hurting her as we'll
her sense of deccncy. she says that there
cessity for his touching her at all that II It
more act OF Intended polieness on his part, IL was
OF brutality and iUdccency nevertheless Sho aid
not wish touched gently rudely. the
question Is Does blue coat give an untutored man
right to fondle or hurt a lady's arm? PR0PRlErY.
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SICK BENEFITS.

William Murray, an employd OF tho Manhattan
Gaslight Company, was member OF ST. Columba's
Roman Catholic Total Abstinence Society, and was
expelled on tho charge OF having improperly obtained
sick benefits. In Supreme Court. Chambers, yester-
day, before Judge Van Brunt, application was made
for writ oil mandainus compel Murray reinsaLe-
ment. On the argument thora were conflicting ALL
davis produced 10 the condition OF Mr.. Murray at
the time he made his claim the society, tho afda-
Wit on his side being made by physician and those
the opposite being made by persons designated
stewards OF the society. Judge Van Brunt took the
papers, saying he would read tbcm over carefully and
render his decision at u future day.
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CROSS TOWN TRAVEL.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Please ask tho directors OF the CROSS town line OF
cars-which start from East Twenty-third street ia
connect with tho Harlem aud Manhattan Beach
boats--wny they do not have car on the stand u
the morning ready to take tho passengers from Har
lem town. We have TO walt every morning for
the the blue line to find driver Again,
why do they the down to the dock to mect
passengers instead OF making us walk Two blocks
to tho starting poinLY q. II. J.
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THE CASE OF LIEUTENANT HERTZ AGAIN.


To THE EDITOR or THE HERALp:-
In answer 10 "onicer," In the HERALD OF August .,
wish 10 state that nc has been misnormcd When
tho two tied to tho trees thsrc was No
oaicor around except Lieutenant Hertz. was one
OF tho guard at tho time and Witnessed tho whole
Affair." Lieutenant Hertz IL no doubt gentleman
and believe he has had a military education. AZ the
timc of tho tying Lieutcnant Herts was not
IN uniform. as ne should have been Tor an
officer oil the guard. His coat was open
aud most OF the timo no was withous
a coat and without sidearms The Two
mon werc scnt tho guard house, one Tor refusing
10 do guard duty anu tho other for some othsG
clrcncc. When Licutcnant Her'z saw inc mon ne
"What IRE you hero for?" The man answered, s'Fol
re- using to do guard duty" Hertz then said, II WIN
ma you do duty" and called the guard and told Thorn
10 stand the man up his eet tine man was sittn6
down. aud .'put his and belts on" which the
puard did Hertz then told him to tako his muskets
inc man refused. Hertz then raised the mus.
kot and said, "rf you tell me you Will
QUIZ Hertz then ordered tho guard to to
the mon TO a tree and II they gavc any trouble To-
hi them over the head with n muskeI There wcroa
| no officers at the time and do not no ~
Captain Fackner eau say that he ordered tho to
| DO tied. When the Coonei discovered the men no
had them brought down to the hotel What transpred
| there know nothing about. Tho then
taken In the Held aud tied to Gag poles the
| sun the Thermometer at the time ninety -soven
| or ninety-eght degrees In tho shade. NOW, 1 am no
frcnd OF the men aud believe they should be pun
ishcd 10 tho ull extent of tho Law, but also believe
the oficor who assumed to act 10 Judge, Jury ana
u execusioner should be punishsd IN 0uARA
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To THE EDITOR OF HERALD
The inhabitants OF the North Shore Of Staten
leland, while acknowledging tho improvements made
on the ferry, would suggest tnat the good work be
supplemented by selling twelve tickets for ST. II is
hardly tar that those who travel by tho year should
be compelled TO pay the same who visit the
island but once or twice in tho same time.
REGULAR TRAVELLER
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REAL ESTATE.

All the sales set for yesterday on the Exchange
were adjourned, with tho exception OF the auction
sale In foreclosure by Peter L. Meyer OF tho house,
with lot, 2sxlo2 2, No. sis East seventysxth street.
south side, 325 feet east OF Second avenue. Tnis
property was sold 10 tho plaintiff Tor So, 900.
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POLICE NEGLIGENCE.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Please tho attention OF Eleventh precinct
police to the gangs OF marauders who nfcst Goerck
street, between Rivington and Stanton. They pur.
chase beer and whisKev from the ncighboring bar.
rooms aud bucket shops and occupy the carts and
wagons drink IL. They mako sleep i'm possible with
their wells. Several robberes place lately
and tho thieves evaded arrest in every case.
policeman rs alter six r. III. about onco IN every
six months. RESIDENT.
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ANSWERS.

THE YOUNG MEMS HEBREW ASSOCIATION.
10 THE EDITOR rnE HxRALD:-
noticed In n recent ISSUE OF the HERALD, IN the
account OF the Gurnisr Roscnhcim fracas, statement
by Mr. Ira Leo Bamberger that the Young Mons
Hebrew Association would take some action In the
matter. Mr. Bamborgor's assertion 10 without any
Foundation whatever It's tho province OF tue Young
Mons Hcbrcw Association TO Keep young men away
from billiard and drinking saoons. and not 10 advocate
their cause WHOM tney take part In brawls Of thia
character. A DIRECTOR.
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oprrc1AL REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS.

-.
Tho following statement, showing inc real estatc
racordod I'm Tho Ropisters Office August
10. Is obtained from Augustus I. Docharty, Deputy
i2lth st.. n s. 10 IT, w. of LIST av.. Iasxloo II: Ra-
phael Buchman (guardiau) to jacob W. Mack. $500
57th st.. 40 It. e. of Sd av.. 2oxioo; William q.
Davidson TO Morris Hiudskop 1896
I2lth So a. s., "a It. W. OF ist av:, is.oxlooli;
x (guardinn). AcoO w, Mack 1900
6. Davidson DAY % simon nd.Eopr I7eoe
Koble and Samuel 27,UUO
LIT nv. W. 81 &C. q. OF ll5th st., IA x90; Adam
h.dcin wife to Charles BarEharai. .....;: Nom
Robbins ay., n. e. corner OF Lexington st. esd
ward Edward Woods and wife TO Ann JACKSON. 5000
12ilh ~. \. 10 10. W. OF LIST lS.0NlUO.
Jacob W MacK ~ benjamin Hutchinson ........ 1900
1sath S., n. s. % II. " Of LIST av., is.oxiooii; 80.
1880
rhomv.onst SNo. so, isioxe4.4; Raphael Buch-
57sh st.. n : so H. e oiSi sv, aoxioo; William c.
STA So ea@e prsper.yj: john Davidson and vito
William G. Davidson Nom
list st., -, 1913 IT, q. of av A. 5ox1OJ o; EDWARD
Grove av', n. w. corner Of Gin At, 5oxioo ,aSi
ward, William Strutncr and vito to Gsorge Miller 200
9th 81, =. H., 20 IT, g. o Madison av., 2JxIOl5;
james H. Breen and vile to solomon Bondy 1915
West ST. II. w. corner OF Liberty ST., 7j6xl3x rreg>
ular; also West IT., o. ~ ft n. OF Liberty ST.,
62x irregular: also West ST. g. a.. 63 IL. n. OF Lib
ST. Tx IRE gular; also West st.. ~ II. n. or
Liberty ST., 3x irregular. also Liberty vt. tNo
asSx,sS, also Wasnnsson 81, W. a. - ~ 4, n 81
Liberty 81. 24OxGa3; Edward U. Knight and :.
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

fNorE.-Letters intended Tor this column must BE-
accompanied by the writer's full namo ana address ID
insure attention. Complanants who unwilling 10
comply with this rule simply waste time In writing
Write only side OF tho paper-ED HEEALD.l
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THE STUTTGART FORGERY.

Michael wahl, charged with forging n post Office
order for 1900 marks in stuttgart wartemoerg,
with intent to dcfrsud ono Levi, an attorney
was brought before Commissioner White for examine
ton yesterday 40 70 whether the evidence against
him was sufficient TO warrant tho governments In
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WEST SIDE RowDIEs.

TO TIE EDITOR or HERALD:-
In front Of Decker's piano factory West Thirty.
fifth street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues there
IS every night crowd OF young ioafers who make
continual noise, obsiructing the street and insulting
passers by Cannot such nuisance be remcdiedf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-13

IN HAVANA DIRECT
From pier IL East River, at 2 r. NJ.
Magnificent accommodation Tor passengers
=. q. CA OSDELkr Burrows. saturday August IL
T. S. NIAGAltA. 226o tons Curtis Wcdnesd August %
Tickets issued also Tor VERA CRUZ and WEST INDIA
ISLANDS, in connection with French and English steam
ship lines from Havana
10y JAMES r. WARD & Co. 1I3 wall st.
a FOR WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA.
Regular bi-nonthy satinxs from pier 81 North River
folows:-
FOR KINGSTON, ia, and HAyTf-
For iIXYTi C1LOMBIH isTiiMUs OF PANAMA and
SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS tvla AspinwalD;-
First class British built iron Superior first
class PASSENGER accommodations
PIM FoKwooD co., General AEents,
No % Wailst
NTkw YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LINZ.
IN These FIRST class steamships will ss ct r. NJ from
pier H. North RIVER foot OF Cedar st., tor Havana direct
SANTIAGO DE CuBA........... Wednesday. August u
For freight and passage having unsurpassed sccommo-
William r. CLYDE & CO., No @ bowling Grccn
MoKBLLAR. LULiNG co. Agents in Havana
CAvANNAiI, FLORIDA.
GIN. BARNES nom pier 10 East River, Wednesday, Au-
CRY OF SAVANNAH. from pier 40 North River sasur.
Agent Saturday steam ~ 400 broadway
MURRAY, FERRIS & Co.
Agents Wednesday steamer. % South st.
AvcntA. g. XIX, SIS broadway. GEORGE YoNGE.
n n fTat ~.
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BILLIARDS.

- NEW WAREllOOMs OF H. W. c0LLENDER 75S
ABr1adway. between Grac' Church and Stewart's-Bil
lard Fables. anal lcOnd hand la latest desgns
goods and lowest prices.
MEEICN ~ STANDARD BILLIARD TABLES, new
~ second hanI, reduce prices; Balls oth 1ips
Chalk, Gucs. 10. WIN. H. URlFfirH a co. ~ vesey II.
A
1,fLLINKD AND POOb IABABs, LQUAL 10 NEW,
LA lowest prices.
PhnLANs warerooms. No. ~ veseys ST.
IrOR sALE--A COLLkNDEn BILLIARD TABLE,
IL Bars. tues. &c Apply at 70 West 18th II.
L'UK sALB-A FULL siZs uKIflifH billiard
III Table; compete. In perfect ofdsr sell cheap
Herald Vree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-13

(NUIoN LINE UNITED SITES NAIL STEAMERS
" for Queenstown and Liverpool
leaving Pier No. 3S North hvor, loot OF King ST.,
every Tuesday.
Wyoming Aug Fl, r. NJ Montana. Sept. 10, r. NJ
Nevada sept 3, 10 A. ~ Wisconsin. Sept. "a, A III.
Cabin passage $50 x65 and SIS. according to location
Smoking, bath rooms and piano on each steamer.
Interme diate. $40; steerage, SIG
WILLIAMS GCION, 20 broadway.
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I - WLISBEKGEs. AUCEfOEEER, WILL SELL
l.ths day tuesday. August I3 iUls O'Clock. 81
Lowery Furniture description, shirts and gen
eral me rchaDdise
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COASTXyIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS.
l. steamer CITY or SAN ANTONIO, Captain Penping.
will sail Saturday August IL Tor ~ ful)
T. NJ. from pier 20 East River Through bills adng
given Houston and all points the International and
Great Northern Galveston Houston and Henderson and
Galveston. Harrisburg and san Antonio railroad.
For freight passage general ration apply to
q. II. MALLORY 4 CO. Agents.
office pier 20 East River.
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IIkNRY iiERfZBkRG. AUCTIoNEER. SELLS, log
llocock. 3-3 south ls corner 18th 81. Williamsburg.
$1,000 Groceries barrels Sugar. Coffee, boxes
Soap. lea Flour Can Fruits, Mustard
contained in nrst class Also fine Fix
turc Gc In LOIS.
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Tho following statement, showing the real estate
transactions recorded the Registers Office, August
II, is obtained from Augustus I. Docharty, Deputy
I
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-21
TOrT1IrUL ..n1Ll-.

Two yoang mon. in the yeslv age
 lke Archer ana Jack Brammman-
 met ahd fought near ltAskin's mill,
 and as everything has beginning . the quarrel did not c,llminate al Onee.
 They jawed aud apcd, and st lasI
 the gorge commenced rising il. Jack s
 throat. He said he didn'l often get mad. bus fell he WIS getting so now, then Ike expressed his feeIings Ile said he was getting q litEle that way
 himself. and was dangerous when
 thoroughly arOused-and when piin-
 pi, with fage he could whip Lis weight ln wild cats. ahd dared Jack to knock Ihe chip of his shoulder. Jack would no, take dare from any man, es- pecially from raw-hidcr Enough Too u,urh You have awakened the
 Bengal tiger ni my nature, said Ike, and he let fy with his left duke. but missed hts aim-.Rheu Jack struck from the. shoulder, and cushioned his bunch of fiyes on Ike's bread-baskst, nho then sPalred for wild, when \ benignaAt old gentleman approached on rol, exclaining. read lsaish IT ard seventh vrise-Let the wicket forsake his vsys and the un- righteous man his thoughts And nov that you have thrown up the sponge take a seat on either side of me on this los, and I'll open Ssb- bath school, and will commence by hayn,g you repeat after me the Lord's Prayer. No doubt he would have succeeded in eYangeIizing the yOusg belligcrsnts had not his memory trip ped. and wandered from grace to the probable value of an adjacent quartz pile in which he was interested.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-21
BUSINESS.
Tho Way so nell ooodu ss Co Advertise
 sm This Cefulas-

Lacy's Express leaves for Silver t'iiy tomorrow morning.
 .sn invoice Of California blankets just received at ShryOck { Hise's
 Lacy has the most comfortable quarters for horses and mules in the county.
 If you have watch or clock that won's tick, taket to George Newton. He vi. make 1t mark time.
 Election for mining recorder of Globe district will take place on Monday. the 25th inst. at 8 p. m. Polls at Justice Swasey's office.
 Pay your taxes, and don't wait to be cOerced. 4 seOnd call to pony up brooks no denial-snd then 1t is not the original amount, but the costs that piuehoS
 The paper published in San Miguel county. \. M.. tell US that groceries have advanced in prices in the States, on account of sickness and poor har- vests in the South and East.
 The world owes. and so does Redman < Wiley's new sausage ma chine. l. IS worked by 2 crank, and after putting meat in the hopper. II Is minced iu less time than was re- qaired for the conversion of Saul of Tarsus. This done, it is stuffed into transparent intesuues, also by q labor-ssying maghine, linked. and huug in the shop-tO tempt the ap- petite.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-21

to point, and n the opposite diree- ton this is also found to be she case. 4 fvs-stamI tniA, with engiHe power For ten psn.ps, has been ordered for the Company from San Francisco. Mhen she nla goes into operation its tuition yield VIII excite s.tsution Fur and wide.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-21
Mining Notice.
rs wBom t Kay co.e.r.

7o Rbop q Nag Copcsra
 ". 4. Switzsr, or a.y others claiming in- tersst in that certain miaing location or claim known as the RED BOURD mining claim. situated in Globe District, 2inai county, Arizona, this is to notify you that, in accordance with provision Of mining act Of May 10, 1872. and in compliance with the requirements of said act, work has been done on said mining claim for one year back past, ending on the l2th Of March, 1878, by the undersigned. Now, therefore, fl within ninety days from the frat publication of this notice, you do not come forward and pay your proper proportion or the cost Of said work, she undersigned win elaim forfeiture of all your right, title and Interest in and 10 every portion of said mining claim.
 WALTER c. GRIFFITHS,
 ROBERT BOWEN,
 HENRY JONES.
 Globe, Arizona, November 2l, 1878. 26-l3
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-21
Summons.


 In the Justiees' Court Of Gila Township, county of Pinal, and Territory of Arizona. Charles Uaysc aud C. D. Buck, plaintiffs. G. Ira Fancher, defendant
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting To Ira Fancher, defendant You arc hereby summoned 10 appear before the undersigned, one of the Justices of tho Peace in aud for said Gila Township, at bis office in the village of Globe, in said township, at 20 o'clock $. ln. of tho thc 30th day ol DeceBl- Der, 1878, then an there to answer the com plaint filed herein by the above named plaintiffs, wherein they claim you are in- debted to them in the sum of one hundred and twenfy-itc dollars, with accrued inter- cot ou same, upon a pr0niss0ry note siglicd and issued by you Co them for a yalueaLie consideration, oa tue l6th day of M4rcli, 1S1s-
 And if you fail 10 appear and answer as above required, they will take Judgment against you for said sum of SI25. with inter- est as atoresaid, together with their costs.
 Witness nay maud, this 30rh day of 0e- tobel, 1878. G. A. SWASEY.
 Justice of the Peace Gila Township.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-21
pRRsoNAL.

R. s. Goldman, of Florence, is agent for the SILVER BELT.
 Robert Wood. post trader at she San Carlos Agency, called on us last Sunday.
 N 3. Scott. superintendent of the Lee mine, is in GIobe-from San Francisco.
 |. D Willis. wife and sister have have arrived pt McMillen, where they intend making permanent home.
 J 4 Hough, who left thls place for Hot Springs. \. A., some time ,ince. on account of sickness, writes \. F. Saltsr, under date of the 9th instant, that he is slowly bu; surely recovering.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-21
Tax-Payers !!

Taxes are now due, and those who have moi paid before thc 10th or December, 1878, viii be returned delinquent.
 ?. k. BRADY, Collector.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-21
rec0YerIng

''Consummate" Is good word, and was used by II young soclety gentleman Of this place, whe declined a biscuit at supper last evening with the remark, Not now Twill con summate one after anhllc.v
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-21

Now moon Sunday, the z4th. To be in luck see j; for the first time over the right shoulder.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-21

More turkeys will die s violent death on the 18th inst. than any other day of this year, except Christ mas. Here the mortality will not be great, for tae reason that few tur- keys roost in this place.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-21

Attitudes Pinsl mountains, g. 925 , feet; Plnal creek, 3 ,ll2 feet Picket Post. 2,669 feet.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-21

Ii Is reported that Archie McIn- tosn, of Grapevine Spring on Salt river, Vas recently killed y squae. ILe story needs confirmation.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-21

Pima Indians passed through Globe this Scek, On their way to San Carlos Agency, with view of swapping horses for cows. Two paced nest to-day driving cattle.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-21

Il IS currently reported that 2 tLousaiia Chli.anlen aro at work on the caetera eAsellsion oF the Southern Pacls.c l.aiload as Yuma.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-21

Those who apprehend danger from Indian can dispeI ther fears our dusky neighbSrs are well disposed toward the Nlutes, aud are industri- ously attending to their onn business.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-21
NEW ACHIEVEMENTS
Notice to Contractors
THE BUCKEYE MINING COMPANY

THE BUCKEYE MINING COMPANY FEET from it's prese4t depth. Bids musl be addressed to Buckeye Mining Company, and handed to l.. J. Webster not later than Sunday next. ROBERT CHABOT.
 Globe, Arizona, Nov. 21, 1878.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-21

Ne..tAeF aeilsl.fulir warm Fires aoI reQailed, except IL kitchens.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-21

All orders lel with W A. WILSON, of the lrm of Morrill,, Keilper k Go. Globe. niiibe prolnpls3 attended to-
 Af N lisoh Biil also keep a supply con stanIly ou hand sufficient Tor lll demand.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-21

Ai escl of which persons can always be ac- eoinm0dated. Give us a call, aHd ps guar antee th4t you Will be satisfied WitA the prices and goods
 l7 EMERSON BROTHERS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-12
DYE AND

The Stock Report is disposed to find
fault with the authorities at Sacramento
for the delay attending the Tullis murder
ers. 1t says: THE trial of Troy Dye and
Anderson, the Tullis murderers, has been
set for January z, 1879. This is a good way
off, considering the atrocity Of the crime
for which they are to be tried, and which
they have already confessed, but we sup
pose there is no help for it. II the people
Of Sacramento had been half as anxious to
see the great crime avenged as they said
they were, at the start, these murderers
would have been dangling in the air long
In view of the fact that for two or
three days it was with difficulty the indig-
nant Sacramentans could be kept from
lynching the prisoners, the complacency
with which they see month after month go
by without even . trial seems slightly ridic-
ulous. A few months moro Of delay, and
the sssoftening influence Of time" and We
shall expect to see Dye and Anderson walk
out Of Jail free men, with a profound apol-
ogy from the District Attorney for having
annoyed them"