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The New York herald., 1878-10-11
THE COURTS.
Science and Law at Logger
heads.
U N H AP PLY TED.
SANDER Suit and Justification OF
the Alleged Slander.

suis was tried In the Marine Court. before Judge
Sheridan and jury yesterday Of than ordinary
seisntifo character for that Court Henry Newton,
wslLknewn scientific gentleman Of this city, brought
the suit against Charles B. Boyle, an inventor and
manufacturer OF scientific Instruments, TO recover
$780, whish he had paid the latter for the manuiac-
surs OF microscopic telescope with Photographic
attachment The claim made on the part OF plaintiH
Was that the contract ads In the fall OF 1885, and
shat In the winter of 1879 and 1877 the deendent again
obtained possession OF the Instrument under pre-
tsnce Of exhibiting It at the American Institute
fair ana failed TO return II. On an am
oavtt TO the effoct that the instrument had
been obtained from him sscraftily and subtly" the
isndsnt which he gave bail. The story OF defend
ant ~ told on the trial yesterday that he agreed
$500 as made ana delivered '' .ns ins,rarnens ana
received $3.50 on account, and at the same time In
sddons 20 n Ss q
IN the possession Of the plaintiff, and still later de-
iendant TOOK u into his possession TO complete them
Dclendant further stated that the alterations and
additions whicn he required TO make the i
strument created balance In his favor Of $14o Tor
which amount he claimed TO be reimbursed, and with
this payment the instrument always Vt the dis
posai OF the plaintiff The latter, who was formerly
lturers and now spends retired leisure In ycen.
tito pursuits contradced this and asserted further
snn. y y: present oTnaon ens wrs ,n
enthusiastic IN hts testimony this latter point tho
plaintiff asserted that he would pay $1,000 TO any
Dns who would take photograph with the instru-
msnI Immediately the defendant leaped 10 his feet
ana said he would accept the proposition, Mr..
Anthony, the dealer In Materials test.
ned that the instrument was incomplete Tor the pur-
pose OF taking photograph without wooden boz 10
protect tie sensitive plate This box, II was claimed
BY the other side, came separate from .ns photo.
graphic lens, and not part OF the contract 10
make the instrument Tho jury came in with a yer.
dict favor Of the defendant for $780, bat the Court
having charged that their verdict, II In favor OF the
defendant must be In favor OF him generally, they
vvopn oapf hatp ans n Thn,~
soon returned with general verdict In favor OF de.
fsndant.
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DIVORCE BULLETIN.

Eliza Gesry ana John Geery, VINO were married ON
the 23d OF April 1885, pssssd the earlier portion Of
their married lno In quletude. Later on. however,
and the LIST October. 1871 Mrs. Geery alloges
her husband abandoned her and refused 10 support
her, although, she says, he earned good wages
m express driver. She brought suit against him In
the Court OF Common Pleas for limited divorce.
The defendant, who conducts his own without
legal assistance, denies that he abandoned
his wife. but asserts on the contrary that
through the influence OF outside parties she
abandoned MIN, aud that ho 70 willing now
10 support and live with her. He also alleges that
only receives 81 70 day Tor his work. ana then goes
on TO say tnat ne respecluy SUBMITS that SAID sum
10 not sufhoisnt Tor the support OF two domestic
bablisnments especially whom the object 10 merely TO
yratfy the whims OF outside parties, whose only
derive from iomentng domestic discord and interier
mg with tue private family Affairs of other persons -
The case was sent TO referee, and Judge +. DAILY
yesterday gave Judgment Of separation In favor Of The
plainti1, with . provision tor the support Of she
plaintiff. <9tH
Mary A Larkin has brought suit for limited d.
yorcs sgainsS her husband, James G. larkin. She
states In her Adavit that they married In this
stty on March 8, 1858. and that for several ysars
past he has treated her IN manner rendering n
0Dsafs to i've with him. She charges him
with frequently threatening TO take her lite, an
by the interference Of lady visitor They have she
adds, i've chdron, tho eldest being twenty and the
youngest ten OLD and In her complaint asks that
they be gwen 10 her care her husband having Tor long
Slmo iaed TO contribute thing tor their her
port No answer having been gwen to the com plant
yesterday ordered . reference 70 Mr.. Aftenss n.
Holmes. l4 4. N.s &. 4eN as t
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SUMMARY OF LAW GASES.

A temporary injunction restraining Owen Gsoghegan
from giving performances at the .0ld Variety Museum
HaIr' until payment Of . theatrical license, was yes.
tsrdsy made permanent by Judge Barrett.
i In the criminal branch Of the United States Crcui,
Court before Judge Benedict Michael Flynn ~as yes
lstday placed on trial and found guilty OF illicit dsiil-
hog In Forty-ssventh street He was rsmsndcd for
Sentence .M...s ...t
Tho or Isaac d. Otis, indicted for larceny and
receiving stolen goods, In having In bus possession
surrsncy stolen from the Canadian government will
be tired during the next Of the Court Of Oyer
and rsrmiusr, which sits this month.
Robert horssr has brought q suit In tho Superior
pourt against Samuel skidmors and another 10 re-
sovsr damages ior injuries received through tho fall
ing upon him Of tue deiendants' building Upon ap-
pIioaiiou Judge Freedman yesterday granted hin
leave 10 sue IN lorna pauperis
In the case Of the child Gracs Butler, whose mother
Barrel. ysssraay osmsssd INC xrit oi naSsas corpus
account Of dsect In the papera Leave gwen TO
ssne~ me % %sypaca.,,on o on nsw new, papers; o
srsi sessions yesterday TO the charge OF snatcnuR
tue pocasibook, containing $8 OF Annie Moore, OF
he was driven Co the act through want Judge Gdor-
sleeve IMPOSED the migaisd penalty Of one year in
James Ryan asks that his infant daughter, Margaret
Ryan, now tu tue custody Of nor motner be gwen to
MN. nIm nc alleges that tho mother, Win whom ne has
not lived Tor some lime, Is lending an immoral lilo,
md that she has been eonvietcd OF larceny Judge
lho case. !.
In the suit brought by Christopher Carlisle against
che kn,ckerbocksr Ice Company, tried before rigo
Larrsmore IN The Court OF Common Pleas. wnion was
brought 70 recover 900 damages Tor the death ei
nIs s.'s SOD, Eddie Csrusls run over by oil the
defendanus wagons, the jury yesterday gave q yer.
nict ior $zso ior the plaintH An extra allowance OF
i've per cont was granted by the Court Mr. Leicester
hoime appeared Tor the pIaiutin and Messrs. Mac
Ny aud Nudge for tho defendnnts
In Part OF the Court OF General Sessions yester-
fay, Judge Gidorseevs presiding. Ferdinand Beutge
was arraisned, charged with murucr IN the rst do
Tree, having us alleged wiliully caused the death Of
Wolf Adams. The prisoners counsel Mr.. William
v Howe, moved that the stand over penang
jhs dsssssa In motion previously made 10 nave the
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NOT A FORGER.

In the latter part Of April, 1870, Charles c. orcutt
wine merchant living In Nov Rochelle, who then
did business At No Is vessy street. had several notes
amounting TO So A3o Endorsed By him with the name
OF his iatnsr-in-aw, Aivah CLARK. They were dis
countsd by L. b. Wesley, OF No. 40 Broad stree. and
went 70 protest. Wesley had orcuH indicted for
forgery. claiming that he had forged Carks name on
the nstos, and 0rcutt was balsd- HIS counsel
showed Diatrct Attorney Phelps that IL was Impos-
lures OF the Two men, having seen both; also that
Orcutt had authority 10 indorse Cark's name ON
noiIs prossqui recently on the case coming on shs
A
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY. !

+ SuPRHAE ouRr-CHAxBERs-Hsli by Judge Bar
is lss iss =: sS1 I'll t.. as' &c. a. "a
22s, 2ze, 2s2. 2s5 242 2AS 247 24s, $50. 251 26s'
SUPREME couRr-GxxsRAL Tzzx-Hsld by Prssid.
Ing Judge DAVIS and Judges Bra and Ingalls,. Mos
2 Z. 8. 2 10. H. IL, iS I'M 27, 2s 20. &c. 81. 81.
s. s. u, H. 90, o. III ios. io7, ios, iiS. isax - -
sss r. sss. sos, scs, aaS no 7s. liz 7s a
M
ss a ss ss s ;os @ sse ses Gs sls ss sas
s sy 'ass siss ss
i ssia, ssiS sssa $685. ssoi 1856 ss2s. ssss. ssis
So70 Part 3-Held by Judge Van BrunI--Nos 1926,
1ss sss IT. is 1883 lIs 1873 lss
194o. 1851 1862 1858 1854 1856, 1855. l72S. 1924,
1881, 1889. 1884 1905 loll. u
IS susxaoH ss II cousr--srEclAI Tnnx-Held by Judge
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL TRRk--rart Held BY
Judge Spe,r Mos SIS AZ 629 B3S 5s4 o. 613, 6l5,
sss s Sss 90 Ss ssS s sss
2-Hsld W Cnisi Justice 0urt,s.--cass on, No. 4ss,
N a-y sss r,s 81: sd 3
605 607 644 103 543 s63 TO- 2s 81 1i9 ls7 222 2sl,
209 1878. Sl2, 800, o22. lol l3o, 2ts 2s5. sii s2a
Coxxox PLEAs--SPEcrAL TERx-Hold By Judge J.
r. Daiy.-Nos. 9, 10, IL, 90
coxnoS PLsAs-EoUirr rsRx-Hsld BY Judge J. =.
Dsly.-No 10
CoxMox PLEAs-TRiAL 1xnx-Pars 1-Hsld by Chief
Justice p Daiy-Nos 1884, 720 1902 14aS. $780, 73l,
7ss 73 7S5, 1856 7s7, 73s. 7ao, 74o TAI Part2-Asld
by Judge Larrsmore 363 70l, 6el. 6l6. 1880,
CIT. SIT, 412. Ala, 1898, 1622 3S5.
MARINE CouBr-IRiAL lHRM--Part l-Hcld by
Judge sinno..: sher. sauss.Nos. $3.50; soss, 6Ols,
4078 47b6 6029 6172 4o2 blS3 A994 4a6o 6267, 53o6
Part 2-Held oy Judge sheridan-snort causes.
Nos sa7o 4eS9 5lS4 slls, slss ble2 622l $751; 6ooo
524l, 5lo7. Par. 3-Aed By Ch,si justcs Aiksr.-
Short causesNos. 5152, S0o7, sl42 4042 $780, t245,
o25S, 5loi, 6l92
CouRr on GxsxRAL sxssloxs-Held BY Judge Suther-
land-Pxrt 1.-The People VA Anton causeppe, felo-
NOUS assault and bsstery Same va simon Geoghegan.
feionious assault and battery; Same vs. Lous Fey,
elouious assault and battery Same vs. Joseph Otter
berg. grand larceny; Same Va john ) Ross and
Joshua Alexander, grand larcepys Same va sarah
wiien, abduction; same vs. Catnarins McGiory. dts.
orderly house rt2-Held by Judge Giidersleevc.-
Tue People vs EDWARD Malone, James Ac0utness
and Timothy Cfotty, robbery; Samesva John Everett
aud wiiiam Dorman, robbery same VS.. James Camp.
pslL felonous assault and battery; Same vs. Chris.
lophsr Huck, fclonous assault ana battery Same
Oscar Stumpf. assault and battery; same w. Herman
stern and May Bell, grand larosny; same W. James
v. MeHugh, false prstences.
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ETHIOPIAN ECcENTRICITIEs.

sThey had ball at the Metropolitan Hall last night,
Your Honor and this here man NJ the bar accused
by the girl OF having beaten her and snatshsd
her pccksbook from her about three O'Clock IN the
morning" said ofiesr yesterday TO Judge Otter
beurg at Jefferson Market
''oarrie Bar,sil, 10 this trusf Did that man hit
your" asked the Judge Of the saffron husd damssi In
dilapidated robes and with Suspicious presnbsraacs
on shs bridge Of her psobosos.
s0hl deed an decd II is, Jsdge. that thar man
'sulssd me fsarfuii"
''Howf" suggested the Court.
"Oh, he hit mo on de nossi An stole my pocket
book 1 Deed he didl Deed he didi' In
"wnat have you 70 Say, prlsonsrf" quoth ths
Judge. Attf s2a Ah
"wsll sir" said the prisoner. Who was shade =
niger than his soouser, sDsrs 'Ant sruts in dis
yere story. sho done gone eaii for beer In Dc eide
money she don't give it. but abuse an charge me
win hitting her. shoi She wor drunk, Judge. and
doa.. %au, ~. risss...:; 10 s:.,:i IS for sure"
ayes. sanf" Then turning 10 the auditorium he
shouts, "Danisl K. jackson come up ysrs right
Immediately from the centre Of one sf the benches,
dozen Of which were filled with rows q black
70 uDravel himself and come down The isa He was
az t.si and three axe handles high ana as black as
Lord Luctsr's riding boots. HIS principal character
istics were cuffs, collars and mouth.
''Did you ihts rows"
u ulo, our dOnAn, l dld!" 6eto OAnlei, Win .
forensic wave OF his long dnaera
"Was the girl drunkf -
'Her doins ~ DC time Your Honab, wor sunicisnt
guarrantses OF her non compus msnsas cond,shun."
"lnebriassd, eh9
.oulte 50, Your Houah Quite So"
sAnd she misbohaved herself and lost NO pocket
book AZ all, chr" ugeeslsd the Court.
.'she was psrso.iy obs.rsporar,oas, and my friend
did not steal her pocketbook I" st-.-
The Judge thcn examined several witnesses from
South Fiih avenue. and concluded that Miss Bartsl
had forgotten those those little elsgances OF dep0r
ut which admirable traits OF mtulutty
and dismissed the case with the remark 'rhas she
should aot get drunk at the next oullud ball."
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REAL ESTATE.

The following sales were made on the Real Estate
Exchange October 10:--
ny BLKRcKrR AND SON.
J. Hampden Dougherty, reforee- Foreclosure sale
OF the stvry frame brick building. with
plot VI land l25x l0a 3xiOOx2O6 Nos 6l3 to 623
sss t. w. or sv 70 p.'R.ia i'O..a $1,000
sAYrn.
William A. Boyd. referee e--Foreeiosurs sale OF the
three story and one story frame factory, with lot
sv to plaintiff ~. 80 500
JOHN I.
William v. Leary, referee Foreclosure sale OF the
nve story brown stone front dwelling and two
story frame stable. with lot 25xlVQ5, No. 1852
kast 52d ST., .. 81 $50 f. v. of ist also plot
OF land. 5Ox34x5ux20.1l. in rear of the above;
also pot OF land l2.5x2l g. in centre OF block,
to plaintiff. .....$22 376
Total s3e s7e
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RAPID TRANSIT MisMANAaEMxNr.

Rapid TRANSIT AlbMANAoE0LNIs
TO TEE EDITOR TIE HERALp:- :
The many recent dsnunciatlons oi tho management
OF the elevated railroads through almost
ponsahle Compliant Book" havs TO osrlain extent
brought about some rsformasion bat one line
VIZ the Mstropolitan Elevated Railroad. The pubic
have become impatsns N regard 70 the maj.y prom
isss made BY The New York Elevated Railroad Com.
pauy. while the Metropolitan Elevated Railroad en-
beavers 10 afford much oomiors 70 the trav-
sllsrs on tnsir rosd, such nicely furnished
and vol lighted cars, the New YORK road
seems 10 turn oeaf ear 70 their com-
piainiug palrona ! was accustomed 70 saks the
latter insgong home IRON my busness gstiing
she Warren srvos ssstiou but the utter oIsgust
seeing train alter tram pass without oven stacking
spsod, ana, should one happen 70 stop, 70 have the
discomfort oi being pusned about by tine surging
crowd sndeavoring 70 gst on board, and no remsuy
being applied ny she managers 10 suppress this
venisscs, and many Of my friends came " she con
thoogn compelled To walk considerably greater dis
tancs 70 from tho staticnaL
One evening last week had occasion 10 take the
New York Eevatsd road again, anu 10 my surprise,
SSH found the same conditions prevailing. Alter
long and amid cousidsrauls diticulsy, ~ last
boarded TRAIN and attempted 10 read my evening
paper bot In vain, the cars being lighted IN such
miserable way thai next 10 % ipoesibility 70
do So The Legislature Of ths stats granted this
compsny Q very valuable charter and In return for
should shink they ought offer the travelling pub
lic Of this great metropolis ~ much eomfort u 10
In their power 70 ave. j. n w.
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STATEN ISLAND ssRax RATES.

To TIE EpIroR OF THE hRRALp:-
The population Of Staten Island 10 decreasing every
year. ls u AZ all surprs,ng II the high OF Iare
The com paniss exact from the passengers taken
into eonsidsrationf On the east side OF the island
there many working people who can hardly afford
to spspQ twenty cents y day Tor fsrrisge IN
these hard tms& Tue allowance oi one tcket In
ten is not worth mentioning. Between the hours OF
aud eight A. N. i've ana ", A. least,
Ihs iare ought not - We sAAn nve csnts, the
same the D. X. Martin last year and oietne New
YORK Elevated railroad. Many psople would remain
tho tslaud ell wintsr and more would move over
there II II was for the unrsasonabiy hIgn rate of
fare. IL amounts 10 the little sum OF $62 year,
which % Vt some consequence 10 the pvor uiun.
STATEN ISLANDER.
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BRU TALLY ASSAULTED.

An old woman stood in the jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday trying to obtain protection and
drssa Her husband, Charles xcaratn, came home
the other night 10 bad humor ana, nnding In bed
beat her numerically. she said and compelsd her
20 and lie In room. whiIo there shs was
again assaulted In the most brutal manner, she al
legged, AMI she could 1ed from hpr own
homo, a No 8l4 hudson street, 10 that OF her son,
at No 62 Lcroy street. The poor old creature's
dtiop AtIsstod the TRUTH and hor husband Was oon.
mated for trial NJ the special Seasiona tN
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AND so YOUNG.

4 child eleven years old stood before Judge Duffy
at the Tombs, Yesterday, 10 answer 70 . charge Of
burglary. t l5s. ..f.ur
"whaps your nameS' asked the Court.
sJohnny Ennis, SIR. lives At Ill South street.
Twas Tommy Kane done IL, sir, / didn't"
Margaret Bprns, oi No. Oliver street, swore, how
ever, that Jonnny nad reached window her house
He pried open window, entered tho house and stole
thsrerom valiss con tanning clothing valued Sla
The boy burglar was held IN $500 bail 70 answer.
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soMNAMBULIsM EXTRAORDINARY.
A BOZ STEPS OFF MOVING HxPRxss rRAIN
AND zscAPxs rSyuAx.

[Trem che Milwaukee Wisconsin, Oct IL
A rsnsskabs incident occurred during ths run OF
tho express train over the 0hicaso, Milwaukee and
81 Paul RaiiWay, dus here from Chicago u twslve
o'closx last night AmsnE ths passengers was lady
named Dixon, With family Of eight ehlarsn, ssvsn
boys and sr the eldest Of the iormsr being oar
teen years A the train sped toward Milwaukee the
children BY dropped asissp. The train passed
Lake ssssien ana ny,ng the rails - the
Of FULLY thirty miles hour when the moshsr missed
her eldest bOy and caugns . glimpse oi MS slender
form a passed through and Out upon the platform.
she Married alter him, but before she could
reach the platform he wss gone He haa
stsppsd on the car ana plunged into the
abyn Of darknssa that shroudsd The train and
its surroundings The poor woman became irantlc
With Rrief when she realized that her idolSed son,
tho ola sst oi her interesting hock, had encountered
danger IRON which the chance OF escape from cer-
tain death was perhaps but one out e one hundred.
The remaining occupants OF The oar were also terror
stricken TO such extent that steps were instan y
taken TO nnd the conducsor with tbs visw OF having
Ihs fain stonpsd sad hssksa 10 ths scene u sns
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4 SEVENTH WARD NUISANCE.

TO TIE EDITOR OF THn HxkALD:--l 4nN.N N.f
desire 70 call attention TO the condition Of the
square ~ Market Monroe snd Hamilton ssreols. II
IL almost completely blocked up day and nishs with
trucks and ovsrnowny ASH barrels; and, al.
though tho attention OF the police has been
caiieu 10 II, NO attempt has been made
- remedy II. THIS place seems TO be gen.
erai rendezvous tor trucks from all the aajscent
tsrritory, anu they have become grtsvous nuisance
70 the Respectable residents OF tho neighb0rhood.
The Mayors Marshal has Ueen appealed 10, but IN
vain, and At ienyth nothing seems 70 be left but TO
resort 70 the services OF she HHRALD 70 try and
rid OF The Annoyance
l1 0lG a-aA SEVENTH WARD RESIDENT.
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A DANGEROUS LOCALITY.

To THE EpiyoR OF TIKI AKRALD:-
am lns owner Of properly IN Gouvernsur street.
and nightly the sangs which cougrsga,s about my
premises and ihs vicinity only maksnghs hidsous
Win yhsir drunken orgies. but render exceedingly
unsafe for pedestrians 20 pass after certain hours
On sunday evening, or rather Monday morning, was
retaining from my business, when 1 nosiesd gang
OF roughs INDUCING in all Kinds of drunken rev.
slriss IN shs lower poruon OF the streel.
! saw aa oGaser pass shs crowd and pro-
Sss,s,anca sadasniv / missed him. snI ihsn r..
traced my steps 10 hnd Ihs crowd Sill lingering
there. ! hsArd threat nado by one Of the gang
that they would lay tns frst officer that put IN
an appearances. Fearing tnas they might suspect mo
tor vtcsr waited until they had disperssd, when
rsturnsd 70 my home. / have noticed that police.
seldom patrol this locality. fney can, however,
be In tho vicinisy oonvsrstng with tsmaiss In
Justice the Respectable 0t CITY aud
Inetr property, request the HkKALD 70 'show ups'
this wrong aud InersUy eonier an everlasting blsssng
upon I- The RESIDENTS.
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HOTEL CHARGES.
TO rus EDrroa on TIE HxRLD:-

To TEE EprroR or TIE HERALD
am one Of . number OF Australian and New
Zealand coonists Who travelled BY the Auguss mail
steamer from Australia Tor Europe, via San Fran.
CISCO and across the United States, and glad 20
have had shs opportunity Of seeing something Of
your nns country and intelligent and courte-
Gus peopIA am sure many OF my fellow
passengers like myself viii recommend this route 70
their friends either IN going 20 or returning from
Europe The expense 10 perhaps less than VIA Su~z,
aud tnsrs - much more Of intsrsst ~ DO seen and
learned but thore II one thing which wish 10
bring 70 youf noics, ana you aeem ~ OF sufficient
importance y remark from you might not DO without
result The hotels douDsiess well manageo aud
travellers we'll snera.nsd but why y IL that with
such In every detail u 10 possible Ter clerks
70 slteanps ovesehargs gussts tns sstsmsns of
hotoi biiisf Both ~ Cnlcago and Boston inquired
whom engaging rooms tns daily charge tor myself aud
my sou, DuI when settling my aco0unt very mate
fial addition 70 tns rate was demanded; though on
the quoted rate being stated by mo considerable
celerity observed 10 rsctifying the mistake. l
very lotn 10 have 70 add ths last feature 20 what
v Otherwise very favorable impression.
AN AUSTRALIAN
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

GNorE.--Lsttsrs Intended for this column must %
accompanied by the writer's full name and address 10
insure attention. Complainants who are unwilling to
comply with this rule simply waste time In writing
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
MRS. SMITH INDICTED.

The Grand Jury ot Hudson County yesterday pre-
ssntsd In . batcn Of thrty.sighs indictments,
among them ono against Ars Jenny X. Smith for the
murder of her husband, Police oficsr Richard II.
smith, a. their house, No 123 Pacinc avenue Jersey
City, on the morning Of August l. Mrs. smith will
snsxtno
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WHO rs REsPoNsIBLE? I?

To TIE EDITOR OF THE HxRALD:-
l wish 20 enter . complaint against the Metro
politan Railroad Tor allowing the ticket agent AZ
Franklin street. on the west sids 70 compel gentle.
men 20 pay ten censs or from three TO Ave minutes
after nvs o'clock. This they did on October and 2,
amt II can DO proved by quite number Of witnssses
They either ought TO instruct inc ucKet seller TO
comply with the law II he violates and his action
u connved At by the railroad they should be indicted
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ALL ABOUT POLITICS.

"what charge do you make against these two men,
Mulcahsyf - asked Judge Duny Al The rombs ysstsr.
day.
"rhsy bate me, Your Homer; but can lick the both
OF 'em.n
s.what was the aboutW
.Poiitios, Your Worship. I standins up fur the
party, Fox, Hogan and yourself"
..Wnat have you to say, Burns and Tyfsllf"
"Hs pushed agin ~, Yer Honor, and We wouldnr
stand u F" l el@@ErA tallletIt IL. .
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WORSE THAN THE ELEVATED ROADS.

TO TIE EDlToR 0I TRH HERALD:- go
am resident In the vicinity of the Metropolitan
Elevated Railroad and likewise the 81. Aiphonsus
Church, south Faith avenue, and but express the
OPINIONS si maay Of my As,ghbors whom affirm tnat
the noise from the elevated railroad only minor
nuisance compared with that arising from the daily
and, may ada, almost nightly aud incssssnI ringing
OF numerous un usually loud bells from the church.
immediate abatement OF this useless rattle and
thunder, whion even iAcks the merit OF harmony.
u. IL @.
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POST oyrIcz BOX RENTS.

To Sas EptroR or rHn HERALD:-
am glad TO see the Post Once box.rsnt question
taken hold Of AZ last have had box since 1894
but fsel that cannot give $40 year any longer.
Look ~ the eonssq uoneo OF charging much rent;
they nave had 10 cose up over two thousand boxes,
whersas u they had charged 50 or 50 year they
might have bssA ali let b. IA.
The New York herald., 1878-10-11
NINTH AVENUE HoopLUMs.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Why is Il that the Superintendent Of Incumbranoss
allows large grocery wagon 10 stand before No 81
Ninth avehusf IL is cover for young thieves, who
disturb the nyghborhood with their un:ar,niy h9ws
every evening" READER