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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-23

Boston Journal: A story Is told Of q
deacon In Tennessee, " no WAS in the
habit OF riding = bucking mule-that
II, mule that can make Q camel's
back of its straight one, and, by a
spasmodic movement OF its four legs
aud hump, discharge its rider like q
cannon-baIl The other day they came
to the edge Of the worst mud hoIe In
the state, and the mule gave unmis-
taxable indications Of backing. The
good deacon knew that he was about
to be thrown, and his mind skurrjed
about for a prayer. His table grace
came easiest: Lord, for what We are
about 20 receive make Us humbIv
thankful he exclaimed, and the mule
had bucked and he was In,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-23

fnEEF is not enough reform abroad to
discourage Mr. Schuyler Coliax lie
.spires 30 ili % portion of the space in
the United States senate recently occu-
pild by oliver T Morton. and now filed
by Mr. Dan VOORHEES,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-23

Tar Sweet rouge who scintillates
daily in the San Antonio Eapress now
says he win wait until the nominations
for governor are all made and then
mako choice. In all probability the
Tslsyram's nomination Of himself for
the place. has slightly bcfuddled the
joker. He Il entirely too patriotic to
support himself we all know, but then
be just doesn't like to do suJthina
likely to mar his prospects. Deyilish
sly, IL Sweet.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-23

TnS coTsicana Isd<= kindly takes us
TO task for asserting that there Is no
sisnal station nearer than Galveston.
The item was written aud rubiiShed
during temporary absence Of the edi-
tor. ofoouFss NJ know The station It
Coei;esnA. and undssssand IL ersAs
,stilfey, ssnl ~ ~ q opinSon 4ha1 Il
sAeeid s. lneys1 = Dsazss -.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-23

vs. received a copy Of the Ior Ds
Hrpa. OF Matamoros, 81 the date Of
February sth. The Templeton's are
there aud the paper il full of eompli.
mentary notices We do not gather
from the number before IA. that Mr
liayes j. very popular with the Braves
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-23

tol"g,un wants 90 buy our horrid
frog aud rat,lesunke territory. the
Staked Plains They're not on the
market Texas parts with none Of her
territory. either by sale OF conquest
our young sister Of the mountains Is
insolent when she inquiries what ",
Will take Tor ID.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-23

vs. have been gratihcd by an eS-
change with the Kaufman Star Under
its present accomplished editorial man
nFement IL Is an ornament 10 the jour
nalism Of the state We trust the Star
win gather in q huge harvest Of bright
Iua.ta
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-23

Tn mutations of time are clearly
marked in the case of Bayard Taylor.
A few years since, as . mere boy, he
wandered on foot over Germany, aud
to-day he returns there a. minister
plenipotentiary OF the United States.
What other land under the sun pre-
sents such chances 70 tho iowiy and the
r,oor3
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may not - -uu..r
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me negro Qaessssn - be Iusr,s-,.n
N the 4Dnneo.

Chicago Times: A scheme for ths
Authorization Of the army was report
ed In the senate Yesterday. II pro
poses 70 repeai the law confining ne
eross to certain REGIMENTS. and allow
their enlistment in al oreanfssfions
fndiscfiminAtely. This aSTsnRemens
would probably suit General 6bernsn
whose pfejudtcss In fAvoe Of spyu.
6eacs n the army, especially on The
No s1fanoe 2 un1e1tood g Be very
strone; bat The recruiting olIcsss Who
eeno 0eneg10hiane 70 commander
9hess snefgetse and iutsIliesat sesvioo
hrequifed, WI hardly ~ popular.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-23
WASHINGTON.
The Posseaaee Committee OF the Hopse
Agree 70 Report the Bill for . steam
ship NALL Service BetWeen
Galveston and Vera Cruz.

The Silver Bill Referred to the Com
mittee on Banking, with Authority to
Report at Any Tine-The Bill In
It's Pressat Shape Popular.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-23

Tw Canton Ctro5Ucl, extra Of the
10th prints n decision Of the supreme
court demanding the county seat OF
Van Lanlt 10 that place
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uus letter from the sheep Folds will
bo read with interest IL Is from the
pen of "a ismer popular pallasite. who
BE- now domlciled over there.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-23

THr Williamson county S'ts carries
at its masthead, stephen " Darden,
Ion governor, and c NJ Lrsuef, OF vii.
hanson county. Tor comptroller
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-23

rus Bolton and Round Rock tele-
gTaph line will he in operation BY the
Tint Of March.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
FRIDAY MORNING So: FEBRUARY u.

CoIoSa Ous g. WrL,B An old and
highly esteemed citizen OF Denton, died
ou the 10th instant
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MI llorr l. cai1sse = ~
ton, OF fistlAnd. Ohio. sna a.
married . lady % d. t1It - o.
has . fortune. The trili-sruaaa Oh.
uves do not o0mglzin-
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Gle A6erafS

fAn DAILY hEkALDts published every
moving except on MONDAY, az tlu pe
annuiu In advance, puetage prepaid or
~ Giants per week delivered In the city,
ADvsprisFfSg HArEs tine square ten lines
nonpsrein one time 81 10. each subsequent
Insertion. 1h cents. Specia fsiRs tor weekly
monthly and yesTly advertisers
TINE WHHkLY HERALu 10 published every
SATURDAY mo mi A. Al y co per.year, post.
aEe prepaid.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-23

The ssail0N
are the glari.aa. .
hey cheek thy lnlr...
otherwise Mould H.
lecSers. rr-~rrr- sr.
the guardians e.
Mahisrs the tg.a
tnliaee. hlackt.-.
and larks prutslr
soiL Snlp- aEI
soil under the surta#.
It's rcsp=ctiys dut5.- g..
economy Il nafu-a .
doubted fact tLat Or t...
swept OF the tsav H
could not live uTs1E "a. r#.
Hiiher Ana lie Ir-.rr.
- numerous that o. ..
Withstand their aI.a..a
sale destruction oI..s..
hopper which have
the wet. - unaautr.-tr
thinning ont Of "a
gr'us-, prA re bsu-. a. FOL.
on them. The rr-at-.r ..
De service done t0thr t.-..-
and Horst ~ the tlri-
ins known by All ,r-.ar
the birds and save ya1lr -...
corn and iruIt .ak-n tr t..
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;uAl eNp.rsrEe-. o. Il. O..
the vast quauglir-- af -.
he deyours THAI the
IN the lev srain- 81
Tie = the f.rIne- ta...
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fourier Ieurfa.
nlAs. when be o..
land 10 sem Errr.
~ George -rgraa.
bssssiur a. ~ Peter
on our haE.is
nan ltEi e.
q d you Eaat..
DC shouli D.. a l.
necessary aFraus .-l-r.-
but this i uot IA rr
you % that o.
tea LAY. later N.cle...
In the ccnisiian ~hi-.
ed. has - desr-r-
\ state 81 ierr-r
told yon the ofksr OIL.
al are 10; the rr...H
tie man lsni tE4t
you can ~ f1f g..
life. ! h.s you o.
suddenly de Co .
your eovernunear o..
stand my ollrct .H.
determine ~haf a..
that event tskia- r.a.
yon that al. man L.
can never alloE -arl nj.
~ ~ surFri-- "a. H.H
A
the Car Alsksn,icE a. f.s..
ing a. an uulefstana H-
Engl4nd bot s-ith tl- .....
and ha. control 81 a..
lesih.
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EASTERN WAR.

Server Psshs Denies the Report that
Turkey Had Been MIsled and Ea>
couragsd 10 Fight BY Promise
OF English support
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-23

Russian Troops are Not to Gross the liae
Of Dissertation Marked BY the Arnis-
tiee and are wlthdrawlns from the
Oefenses Of constantinopie.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-23

lamarss Sentimental Remarks Defyiag
the mississippi Legislatures Instrue-
tons to Vote In Favor Of
the Bland Silver Bill.
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HERE AND THERE.

Clerk OF the Court OF Appea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-14
YOUTHFUL GAMBLERS.

Judge aisb, Of Brooklyn, sat In judgment ycstcr.
day upon the case OF the sixteen young men belong
ing to respectable families residing In fashionable 10.
caties on the Heights, who were captured In gam
bling house Pierrcpont street, by the poIiceoi tho
First precinct. on last Saturday nisnt week. They
had given fictitious names, and Assistant District
Attorney wernberg notified them that he had learned
their correct names and would want them as wit
ncsscs They must report to tho District Attorneys
Office to verify thor names II they desired to
be again released on the bonds which had been gwen
for them. The young men are very ,Ducn alarm cd
the prospect of having their names made pu bite,
as they do not wish II 10 be known that they had
gam bcd. When tbe case against Bridges and Simon
Gunner, the colored waiter oil the faro bank, WINS
called, thoy, through thor COUNSEL waived examina.
tion to 70 before tho Grand Jury, and were held TO
bail In tho SUN OF 900 each. They furnished the
requisite amount OF bail The ba In the of the
young sports was held to 10 good, as they will be
bao k
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-14
EMIGRATION ABUSES.

Numerous conn aints have been made by smigrants
during The past ok months TO Superintendent jack
son, OF Castle Garden, that q passenger agent at
Havre, named q. BROWN had been accustomed to
overchargs Tor passage money. The Superintendent
In every Instance communicated with tho French
Consul and tho latter has In several been
cessiui tin recovering the money which over
charged. Brown, II IS alleged, tried new
dodge on the emgrants who arrived ycster-
day the steamer Pereirc. In thor sworn
deposition Eugene aud Celcstina Meyer say that they
are natives oil Alsaco. Before their departure Tor
this country they were persuaded by g. Brown,
passenger ngcnt Havre, TO purchase their railroad
tickets to sacramento CAL, where ihor relatives re-
side. They paid $685. each for these tckes. and
were informed by Brown that Tho passage thoy had
secur red was the cmigrant trains, but on SEQ
ond ciass trains which last anu OF the Same kind
as they snw Europe the Meyers state that they did
not receive passage order until shortly before the
sailing OF the shp. Brown handed them the order IN
M enclosed envelope md on their arrival at Castle
Garden the railroad agency Issued on he strength OF
the order (Which Is numbered 72S and dated August
1881 two tickets Tor the cmgrant ,ran. The price
o, me passage this tram Is $685. AMI, having puid
$685.. or at the ratio Of S7l 10 apiece, to Brown,
they were overcbarged on each ticxet So 10 super.
Jackson will call the attention Of tho French
govern to this cnGo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-14
WE'RE THEY PRESENTS?

Mrs. Alico Willis some time ago sublet apartments
from Mrs. Elizabeth Nichols, OF No. 1872 Third avenue.
On the LIST Of July she determined TO move to No.
1O1 East Twenty fifth street, and went out TO look Tor
u truckman, leaving her baby in her room with
Mrs Nichols, who Kindly offered to care for It 10 Its
mothers mporary absence. There also left IN
the same room hamper, IN VINCE were silver cas-
Tors, China ware, lace sacques and other articles.
Mrs Willis returned with ano truckman, relieved
Mrs. Nichols 81 the baby and moved away. When
the hamper opened In the new house
$24 worth OF goods were missing SO Mrs. Willis had
a warrant issued Tor Mrs. Nichols arrest. In the
the latter had changcd her residence TO No
149 East Fifteenth street Officer Uh won't thcro and
found her snelvos china plates whicn Mrs. Willis
recognized ss some OF the missing property. Mrs
ichols denied stealing anything and SAID the plates
had given nor as y prcsent by nor accuser. In
the FitIy-se enh Street Court yesterday the prisoner
declared she innocent OF tho charge, but hold
IN default oil $500. Later in the day Mr.. William J.
Nichols became her bondeman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-14
A SAILORS MONEY.

John Leary sailor, visited the house OF his friend,
Owen Brennan, West Nineteenth street, on the
evening Of The 22d ult, ana was Invited to remain
night He promptly accepted the generous o1er
OF his host and entrusted tho sum OF $227 to Bren-
nans mother for sale keeping When the SUMS
bright rays stceamed INTO the window oil Leary's
apartment he arose with cheerful anticipations He
learned, however, that his friend Owen had disnp-
peared. and asking for his money told by Mrs.
Brennan that she had gwen It 10 her THIS
sad news Tor the poor sailor, but his dlsmay
reached the climax when the old lady endeavored TO
pers uade the toer oil the that she had already re-
turned him his money. Indignant ut this piece OF In
formation Leary had Mrs. Brennan arrested The
charge oil grand larceny and tho accused placed
trial yesterday the Court OF sneral Sessions,
Judge Giiderseeve presiding. Alter ratent hearing
tho jury failed to agree upon verdict.
Judge Gilderslecve, alter delivering a sound
lecture to the accused, evidently intended to
discharge her His Honor SAID :-''Mrs. Brennan
doubt that you guilty. ana there is every
to believe you have the money st under your
CONTROL" he prisoner here burst forth in emphatic
tones, ''Oh, no. indeed, sir; not q cent" "In my
opinion" observed the Judge, 'you gave that money
to your son." mo- sir; oh, no, indeed" said Mrs.
Brennan IL ev ide ut that he accused could
be brought 10 proper appreciation OF the leniency
about TO be bestowed upon her, and that good words
would be lost So the Judge remandcd ner TO the
Tomb await new tr Il. some oil ner fronds advised
her not 10 talk too much on tho next occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-14
WOMAN'S FREEDOM.

william fhipps and Ammo j. Norton had some
difficulty In relation TO their respective interests in
saloon No. 50 Nassau street. Phipps claimed 10
havc purchased tho interest Of former partner in
the saloon, but she refusing TO recognize mis- rights
and he persistng In interfering with tho properly,
she maze charges against him before Police Judge
Morgan Those charges were dismissed alter exams
NATION, and Phipps then retaliated by commencing
the Marine Court suit to recover damages
Tor Malicious prosecution, in which Mrs. Norton was
required to give bail IN the sum OF $500 An argu-
ment took place yesterday, before jude Snnott, In
Marine Court Chambers to vacte this order 0l arrest
else the bail TO such amount would be
within the power OF the docndant to give. Mr.. John
NJ. Flynn. who argued the motIor on behalf Of the
Imprisoned woman claimed that the plant failed
set forth with sufficient denniteness that
plainun had sustained injury his person
or character. Tor either OF which only woman
coull DO held IN civil arrest; tnat oven IL II
case IN which could he held under the Code u
PLAIN iron The Lets That no verdict could be hoped
Tor by the plaintiff, aud that II any bail was insisted
upon Il should I've only to the extent Of tech.
meal com pliai with the CODE and liked Mt
amount readily within the OF tho defendant to
give Alter hearing argument by cx-Judgc Lcdwith
In opposition the notion Judge Sinnott refused
the order OF arrest but reduced tho amount Of
bail to 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-14
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

An Italian tanner, named Louis r. Ammauy, wrap
ping brickbat In a cloth, struck Sarah Burns the
head, on tho 2sth Of July last. INJECTING . serious
wound. When arraignsd In tho Court Of General SEES
sops yesterday he pleaded guilty TO assault aud Judge
year
Anrero spapo, arrested a few days ago for having
his possession $50 uns,ampsd CIGARS was yesterday
discharged by United States Com missioner shields.
The prisoner pleaded that he had been but four days
In the city, had bought the cigars innoceDty for So
aud was wholly ignorant that he was violating any
law.
Patrick Farley says he worked on board the steam
sbiu CITY OF New York, ownedby the New Bedford aud
Nov York steamship Company, at the rate OF forty
cents per hour until his bill amounted to 500 80. He
was compelled 10 commence suit for the recovery Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-14
UNITED STATES BOARD OF TRADE.

The United states Board Of Trade met yes, erday,
and tho announcement made that the following
gentlemen had been added to the COMMITTEES on Com.
mercrai Law:-Judge JoseDh s. Bosworth, Henry r..
Anderson ami William II. Barnum, OF Chicago
Charles p. Howrey, oil oxford, Miss. Erastus s. RAN
som, William Henry Arnoux W. r. Bcebe and Roger
NORWICH Conn.,; V. H. Higgins. OF Chicago, H., and
Alexander Bumensten, oil New York. Ii ~ expected
that large additions viii be made the other CON-
mitees IN the course OF week from the leading
chants OF ST. LOUIS, Boston, Phlaucphia ncin patL
San Francisco aud Baltimore. many OF whom have
rendered thor services la the matter Of organizing
National Board OF Trade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-14
AN "INDIGNANT" WOMAN.

John Brinlcy was brought yesterday by the shcrin
OF Richmond county before Judge vaa Brunt, In su-
preme Court Cha bcrs, pursuant TO writ Of habeas
corpus obtained by Mr. William \. Howe, his counsel
he having been arrested and held In Richmond
county on a charge OF bastardy. Counsel for tho
Ovcrsccrs Of the Poor OF Richmond county asked 70
have tho dismissed tho ground that the prs-
oner mad been ned under proper juucia proceedings
before "A Judge OF The county. Mr. Howe said he
had n traverse 10 the return, which he should IN
sist Ming, urging That there was never any
original jurisdiction TO commit the prisoner
the ground that only one Judge had presided when
tho law required two In addition he SAID that the
rrturn probably defective, Tor recited, accord
ing TO tho photography OF the Staten Island Judge,
that the complainant was an 'fndignant" woman,
whereas the statute required simply the statement
that sbe "indigent" woman. (Laughtcr)
at is not 80 In the return protested the opposing
counsel.
III can read II tho station Island Judge can't spell ,,
retorted Mr. Howe, amid another outburst OF laugh
ter.
Aftcr some furthor discussion the matter post
ponod till the 20th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-14
REAL ESTATE.


Tho following sales mado August IA on the
keaI Estate Exchange:-
KkNNELLY.
surro gates sale - Lucinda X. Stnrkwcwther. aj-
mjnistratrx- OF the three story brown stone
'front.' nweli ling. with lot 1s.0xlUU5. No liz West
Holman 81 500
RENEfQUEs.
y. A. Ransom referee Foreclosure sale ct
iss sv 5iaI n OF ia St. plainti ........ is7s
Edward II. Hobbs, referee Foreclosure sale OF the
two story brick Nv eliing. with !, / 24xlOO1O No.
pialnsis 1850
L. W. Eme referee Foreclosure sale OF the
three story frame house, with lot 25xIu0.1l. No.
249 Nest l24th st., u. o., 325 II. e. OF Sth av.,to
piatnttu
Total. ,273
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-14
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

[NorE-Letters intended for this column must Do
accompanied By the writer's full ana address 10
insure attention. CompIainants VINO unwilling 10
comply with this rule simply waste time IN writing.
Write on only one side OF the paper--ED HERALD >.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-14
OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRAxsrf RS.

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSCRIPTS.
The following statement showing the real estats
transactions recorded 10 the Registers Office August
10. 1873, 10 obtained from Augustus 7. Docharty,
Deputy Register
Madison st. a.. lots Nos. ,U3o 1851. l,os2. 7o3x
loo; John McCioskey TO 81 Marys cnsreh 80: Nom.
Meade 20 Richard Meade 500
isah a.. n. .. aei tie q 6,h sv., iossai {; An
B,ossw sS.s. S10 1s.n 81, i;esa.
,seph wa.cr and wife 20 Charles T. .ussslI.. Nom.
Pnebe J. Trusdae. ........... TOO
SS n and husband r 70 N s:. sss.
1Osh -, ~ IT, n. Of 28th ~, ~ 100; Catha-
rine b. No-'hcote and others 20 August L. scnci- ,.
sin -, 8, 1901. ". d Madison av.. ooxioo5,
consasS ss NJ 's corner c ST. aiso asd N'm
wardj John Frsns 10 Balthaser schneider ...: Nom
'f Henry s.Sus ss and vi. q n.:s son
crsej TO Jane Rayncr tgasraianj 1850
~eS ssisoS to Mary = l. Livingston" 5000
Brady, james W., 70 Marsaret r. Walsh. e. v. cor. 49,
nsr Sd sv and tsd st. year. IS 900
nl os;oi,a. n. 70 Mary 'forsa.h. - s. of5id 49,
nos. eicSard H ana vie, 20 Manhattan Life in:ar. '
snse &c, Company; NJ" Of ve.ey ST. lots Nos ios an oo
Melon joSs .nd wife. 10 anne; K frame.
MsM.S S Thomas ssa Wiz. .a;
d Ssh St. W. Of 9TH av. years. 49,. 10000
mann o. s. OF iGsh av n OF 2s,h st. years.. 5000
Reynolds. Margaret, to Jonn Mekecn, o. OF Ham -
ssCis John and Vile 30 Xargre;ia r. ooliiei. n
OF l5oth ST., 9. of 9th av. year. 300
Amend, bernard wxeeutor), 70 Aich"sl r. MOS ~
Dayton 0harles W.. 90 Kssc K aoorss sass
Douglass Amanda H., 20 John observation-disclosures. 5000
frame James A. q sarah 4 kmsrson........... Su ps
wssson Jessie TO Fanny ....... 1900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-14
HAPPY CELESTIALS.

An Soon, All Sin and All Foo. three Chiuamen
charged with selling cigars without she government
stamp, were yesterday discharged by Commissioner
Shields, there being want Of testimony to show
intent 10 defraud ON the part ot the accused Tbrce
more delighted Celesttzls have been seldom seen
than they wnen informed of the Comm ission 3
intention 10 discharge Them. All soon sadthe sooner
he let 20 he would like It. All SIN protested ,hat
he would play fair game in tho future ana never
selling unstamped cigars again thoy could pronounce
him An O. ssfoo foo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-14
TOO LARaE A ROUTE.

To rnA EDITOR THE HERALD
VIII Postmaster James inform US why thero 10 no
letter delivery Third avenue between Ninslsentn
and Twentieth streets ea-lier than ten and quite
often until half past ten A. NJ. am frequently
obliged to remain home until after O'Clock in
order TO get my mall aud am, therefore, unable 10
reach my place OF business before eleven A. N. Can
nor hing be done TO remedy this defect In Post
ONCE systom2 l have been informed At Station
the leaves that Office quarterpas eight
A. NJ. It's quite evident, therefore, that no has toe
extensive route LETTERS.