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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04
CUSTOMS REGULATIONS.

sTRiSoENr nULks ADOPTED BIZ THE GOVERN
ESTErING vlssELs--wHAr sHipMAsrrRs ARE
REQUIRED TO DO.
Collector Merrit received yestsrday IRON the
Treasury Department ut " as hIngton, conmunics-
ton In which was enclosed q copy Of several I'm
portaut customs regulations issued by tho govern
ncnt Of the Philippine Islands. which Will 10 handed
10 the eomnandant OF every vessel on It's arrival
AT those Islands these regulations were recently re
ccived at the Department OF State from the United
States consul at Aauila. Tney are Substanlialy a.
foilows:-
Matters Of national or foreign vessels arriving At the
manifest to the visiting officer OF the Customs
ssis,s not certified Or atisssed to by the Spanish Con-
sui Of thc port Of their departure nne OF siOj DO
Masters Of vessels arvias from foreign ports with any
orty eight At Uavta alter the entrance visit to sena ia 60
tins Coilsctor OF the Customs Anest ,pats. writ.
ten la spanish ON PLAN paper aud oi uniform sine
siniuE ,ssr. that tnc shp the num.
comes None manifested are pro,iosd from feat
OF eontagon Alter which the master VII anr his sis.a
tute mAkak himself answ raSs To tne Custom House Tor
the correctness of the snifesL
fnom stress Of weather other exaordin airy cause
the master OF vessel may have been OBLIGED during
yo.sse 90 thr9s ov.a.omd pat 81 his d.c'.r,
be required OF the marks numbers aud quantities tar
sainos. demand u tas log book shall b. presented to
D,.ve tue .s snoIa .ny I , ss nS,sss IL NE
prceeang rule have eapsed all tho passages found
omitted shall be sered and the subscriber OF the
hncd amount equal TO the vaus o. the omitted
Whatever TO the nationality ot vessel whence
soever she ether laden bal as her cant
and PASSENGERS arc not allowed ashore 20
take with them anything Without SPECIAL permission
from the Collector Of the Customs Whiting ease
aud such wearing apparel rs bs carried an open
travelling bag bundle. which IL examined n, The
Gardiner board aud by tho the captain OF the
PORTS Office.
shoad the master OF omit to incIuds In thu
fest hs quantity VI god silver In or bullion
he board, Whatever its origin be yiv
private Information Of and It's amount TO the
OF the Customs he VIII be hned per on its value
supposiDg tho sy declared H. ANY
produce goods articles OF cargo OF any nd
whatsoever transferred from sup in The
bay without permission OF tho Collector Customs
will be liable 10 seizure we'll Iishter or
other boat in which such transfer bs M ana the
masters each vessel shall be lined 5000 whoa the
y thr mecnAndzs OF articles transferred does exceed
e2vy exceeding .nis snn the line viii DC 81 JO each.
lhe master oil every national or tore ship entering
port TO trsde In ths Philippine Islands
wtn cargo In distress or IA transit who may be
Obliged =. put Into port not opsn trade bound to
produce Their manifest or register rs providcd the pre-
ceonx rule aud to fuhl By
customs House Of Manila.
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MUST SUBSCRIBE OR sUBSIDE.
NO. 81 wKsr twenty NINTH STRKEr, I
August 81, 1873

NO. So WEST Twenty NINTH STREET.
August IL, 1874
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
have just noticed your article containing note
from policeman IN regard TO being obliged to sub
scribe Tor the Star was told 10 the spring BY the
wife Of onc OF my patients, who Is unable to pay any
thing Tor professional SERVICES rcndcred the past
three years. that her husband nad been obliged 20
subscribe Tor The New YORK Star, paper VI tho
family read, or lose his situstion winch ~ political
la the city. This goes TO corroborae the truth
OF the poiicsman's story. Yours truly,
A. N. WOODWARD, n. ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04
WHO Is RESI- oNsIBLE FOE 1HIs?
NEW YoKK, Sept 3, 1878.

To THE EDITOR THE nERALD:-
Clients OF mine own the southeast corner Of Twenty
thira and First aveuue-eleven large tenement
houscs Tho Board Of Health ars after Us constantly
for tho slightest want oil cleanliness. During tho
whole Of the last month q largo collection OF dirty
water has boen standing In front OF three OF
houses on First avenue. Yreqasps complaints have
been made at the Eighteenth precinct station IN
Twenty second stroot, but seems 10 feel any
responsibility about H. There thros bodies OF
dogs besides other nith collected IN front Of our
houses nj u Is getting very offensive md ngerous
10 health. The oty have been repaving Twcniy-feo-
and they have raised the grade Of Twenty
th,rd street that all the water OF down into
First and cannot run round tho corn er down
toward the river. CHARLES b. SANDERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04
DEFECTIVE PAVING.

To THE EprroR TIM HERALD
WIZ you please inform constant reader of your
valuable paper to which Of tho numerous departments
with which the tsxridden people OF this CITY In
iccd belongs the duty OF repairing the srectsS For
the four ave years thero has bcsu u hole The
street opposite grocery store No 10 East Twelfth
street. 9tnat smits At times the most vile odor Al
though the police say they have rcpofted " a number
OF times " has not been attended to- As tho clam
bate s~ason nearly aud the election Will
tsxo place, may be oar esteemed hcads OF departments
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04
AN ELECTION ROW.

Judge Strong, Of HotokcD, yesterday took the
statement OF John o'Donnci, former member OF
the Weehawkcn Council, against Michael fuomsy,
keeper Of the police station Tor assault and battery
ON onday special election Tor n OF the Beard
OF Education was ncid IN the township, at winch
O'Donnei controlled one crowd aud 1uomoy tho
other At nightfa tho mcg became engaged In u
tight. and ruomoy beat o'Donncii so seriously that
yesterday the latter was unable TO leave his bed
Judge Strong issued q warrant for Tuoney . arrest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04
GARBAGE IN THE BAY.

The Board Of Pilot Commissioners met yesterday,
Ambrose Snow in the chair The Dock Commission
crs IN reply to recent letter OF the Board OF Pilot
Commissioners, had asked for proofs In reference to
tue alleged dumping OF three loads OF dredg nss
In the harbor, Fort Wadsworth. Inspector Con-
WY, oil the Board OF Pilot Com missi0ners who says
detected tho dumping stated that he mad called At
the Office OF ,hs Dock Commissioners several times
with the proofs, but that he had always been mot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04
EEEDs TO DE PAVED.
NEW York, Sept 2. 1873

TO the EDIroE on rnr HERALp:-
Why DOCS not the block Jstweon Eighty fourth and
Eghtyn,h streets, on Lexington avenue, get paved
well as that between Eighty-nfth and Eighty-sxth
strseisf rhe flrst mentioned block Is IN a much
mvre neglected condition, and therefore should be
attended TO frst There Is always a large amount Of
foul water ia tho road HENRY MEYER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04

"" AS"~t SNp' - Ao'o'
To TIE EDITOR THE HgRALp--
Why cannot something DO douo to prevent the
ragpicksrs IRON stirring up tho garbage and thus In
ercasing the vito odors Of strcelsf Forty atty
times day the barrels Of Nth tossed and stirred
about by these persons ana, OF course large yuan
thy Loft lying the sidewalks The police should
attend to this important matter I. ID.
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pAD AS HARLEM FLATS.

NEW YoRK, Sept. !, 1878.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
AZ q resident Of East Twelfth street, between First
and Second avenues, would, through the columns
Of your Journal call the attention of the city authori
ties TO the filthy condition OF that block IL IL full OF
deep holes wbicn become pestilence breeding dlchss
whenever II rams, and may, II II continues 10 be
neglected. become as dangerous 10 health aud lite az
the famous Harlem fats A RESIDENT.
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REPORTS TO THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

REPORTS TO THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
The Board OF Health yesterday received several rs-
ports tho Sanitary inspectors on the condition
OF the streets Accumuaiions OF street dirt and lh
wcro found Scanned street, between Madison and
Water. ana in Sheriff street, between Stanton aud
Rivington, due to the neglected condition OF tue
street pavement A largo hole In front Of No. 212
Mercer street. filed with stagnant water. Is atr,b-
uted 10 the The reports were rosorrod TO
the uepartmsntof fuUlic Works
sanitary Inspector DR.. Endsinann reported that
newly auopted plan oil street cleaning dirt
and nitn allowed the cutters, and
remain thero Tor days ana weeks without being
moved. This state OF affairs ntcreres seriously with
the work OF the disiniectng corps, rendering use
loss the solution used for cleansing tho cutters
particularly on tho east SIDE Of tho city. In many
places where the water has no place to escape from
thc cutters IL flows 10 the idle OF streets lling
the holes theron. DR.. Endsmann concludes his
port by -'I The dirt must be LETT the gut
would suggest that the strength Of the disin-
fentipg solution be doubled"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04
PEST BREEDING NuIsANcrs.

communication to the HERALD states that dead
animal or large piece Of decayed meat lies opposite
No. IS Rose street. and smells most horribly. 1t Is
stated that Il has remained there two days.
''Suderer" writes that SIX barrels OF ashes and
dccaycd matter have been standing on Lexington
avenue, between Fifty-seventh and Fity-eghtn
streets, since last Saturday night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04
wALLABoUr BAY.

Many complaints have been nude recently regard
Ing foul odors in the neig CT the oal dock
Wailaoout Bay Brooklyn, and is alleged that these
doors from OF the boats anchored there for
the reception OF night soil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04
VETOED BY THE MAYOR.

Mayor Ely yesterday vetoed the Adsrmaulc
luton which gave per mission to the Paragon Ashes
and Garbage vaut Company to place their reccptacIes
sidewalks without paying the usual fees to the city.
In his veto the Mayor remarks that no cau conccivo
good reason why the payment OF the small
reasonable leo required tor the privilege OF sinking
these receptaclcs should be lost TO the city"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04
coMMENDAsLE ACTION OF THE BOARD OF
ALDERMEN.
At yesterdays meeting OF the Board Of Aldermen
tho following preamble and resolution passed
motion OF Mr.. Shiols:-

tho following preamUIe and resout0n were PASSED on
motion OF MIR. Shios:-
Whereas The dreadful results OF tho aerce Of yell
low when is depopuatng some OF tns chief
cities southern States admonishes tho authorities
this city to such sanitary precautions will
immunity from that dreaded disease or lessen the liability
and clean and the Of
garbage other refuse and subt.nce from the
cutters will eriay to that end, be il
Resolved That the departments at Police and Health
Public Works be and they hereby earnestly
ended anc, far this Common Council has power
dece the cutters in the several streets OF this
where the population Is dense AND the street
cutters the most FOUL TO be thoroughly washed
and eeanssd every morning from six until
o'clock Until November !, 1873, by opening cau,ing
fire hyarsnt to be Opened and tho iu force Of
the Croton happily abundant to be Olsen ged
into the cutters order properly and ccisn cleanse
and purify them thereby lesson the liability Of yellow
any other disease making lodyment this
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Passing through tina. portion OF the Eigbtn ward
lying between Canal aud West Houston streets, SuI-
van street aud North River, HERALD reporter yer
to-day afternoon saw many places IN which there Is
work yet lett for the Street Cleaning Department.
The sanitary condition Of this ward entrusted to
0nicer Thomas Black, aud eleven laoorers are en-
poyed 10 keeping It clean.
Near the northeast corner OF Sullivan street, be-
tween Prince ana Houston, the gutter Tor many yards
vas flied with black, foul smelling deposit, which
A German oarber In tho basement at the place indi-
Gated on being asked how long the odorous matter
had remained IN tho gutter paused while shaving q
customer say, IL don's know noting at all about
H. dose sveepcrs believe comes around here some
Dimes"
Congress street, which 10 both short and narrow,
might be IN much cleaner state IL Is uttered with
pieces Of old brooms, soled paper. strips OF dirty
matug and dotted with pools Of stagnnnt water,
Tie door Of when renders tho atmosphere anything
pui pleasant TO tbs Olfactorics On The west side
81 Congress street near Houston street
The gutter 10 IN nby condition The saloon keeper
IN front OF THIS ccsspool on being questioned regard
lnR the visits OF the street cleaners, said:-"Ob,
oont Know now often they clean that guter once or
twice this summer maybe. II has been reported BY
reporting has done. The water runs down Into that
hole and u stays there until IL dries away"
FRAGRANT LOCALITY.
Opposite an aileyway adjoining No. 2O5 West Hous-
Ion street The gutter was filed with putrid LIQUID In
when wero deeaying nil sorts of vegetable matter
causing vile odor 70 pervads tho SURROUNDING ueiah
borhood. The saloon keeper at thS number men,
toned, on having his attention called 10 tho
nuisance, said:-"I dont know how often
the street swscpers como hero That gutter is
people living Ia the out in tho night lime
anu throws all kinds Of Stops things mo n, IL
smells terrible somclimea" Adjoining The ala, W '
alluded " and on sns west side James Gilman, .
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-20
Saturday, December z, 1878,

within legal hours, the following described property,
situated In Shelby county, Tennessee, to-Wit An
undivided 20 acres in certain tract of land or the
waters of NOnconnah adjoining the lands of Person.
Norris and Rogers, said tract being the west part of
$50 acre tract purchased by LeaIheTman from q.
Buntyn, and more particularly described follows,
tO-wit: Beginning at the northwest of A. W,
Austin's 100 acre survey at stake, south S9I2 de-
gTees west, % feet from white oak marked o. B.
thence north So chains and 20 links 10 stake;
thence east l D chains to a stake; thence south II
chains and 90 links to n st Ike l degrees east, Z
feet from a white oak marked R. NJ; thence ID
chains TO the southwest corner of said 100 acIeS;
thence north % chains 20 links to the beginning,
containing ll6 $500 acres.
Also. lots 1923 and 324, in block 8, of OveTtOn' s
subdivision, as laid down Fuckers map of the
city of Memphis, bounded as follows: Beginning at
the intersection of the west side Sixth with
the south side of Cay street; thence WestWaTdly
with the south side OF Clay street IA feet; thence
south 1913 2l0 feet to an alley; thence eaStwarjly
IA feet to Sixth street, thence nOrthwardy 1913
PIC feet to the beginning
he undivided 40 acres will first be sold; If that
tract brings sufficient Amount to satisfy the decree
under which 1t is sold. the two lots Will not be sold:
If 1t does not bring enough fer that purpose the two
lots will next be sold
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash; balance at six
and twelve months; notes with approved security
required, with lien on property to further the
purchase money,
November IA, 1873.
E. A. COLE, Clerk and Master
By Z. p, M'HEERY, Deppty Clerk and Master.
Dor fnFa Ts7~Va nj ufWnaE
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TRUSTEES SALE.

PURSUANT to the terms of a deed of trustexs
J. cIted to the undersigned by r. E. Dunlap ana
wife, the 18th day OF December 1877 duly regis
tered In the Registers Office of Shelby county, Ten
neSsee, in Deed Book No. 121, page 624, Will, on
Saturday, the 9TH of December, 1873
at the south gate of Court Square. IN the city of
Memphis Tennessee, within legal hours, sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, the premises in said trust
described as follows: Lying and being in Memphis,
Shelby county, Tennessee a; the southwest corner of
Main and Vance Streets fronting the west side of
Main street $50 feet. and the south line of Vance
street 10 feet.
Terms of Sale-Cash. Equity of redemption,
dover and homestead rights waived. Title believed
to be good, but will sell and convey only trustee.
d. H. POSITION, Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-20
GOTTuN.

The cotton trHrLeE STas very quiet yester-
day Although Liyerp 81 dsiiyetas opened "b.tteI'
and closed iirmer, New York WIS "dnlP' all diy.
Memphis shared the CulneGi, and SAFES did MT
reach 2OOO bales Quota tons remained as LelOW.
The New YORK f.tfbf I'm Of Saturday, reports:
sPrlces commenced TO shrink, Wiih continuation
durIng the balance OF the cav, until some eight
points from the Highest were lost. Business was
quite dull ana WulnlerestinE ana the Offering more
than the market cOu'd exhaust the evidences of Il
greatly reduced short interest b ing prominent.
and OPERATORS not ger orally having confidence 10
purchase for Investment, allnouSn me Iolelsh posi-
lion has not changed. and the show NJ OF 5ce!pts
both mt the ports and interior towns was, II any
thing averaging quite a. low as calcutta ca upon
The sauna nan also said: 'The ma..,e. Qled pretty
steadT and this was probably attributed 20 combi
nation formed to force an advance ON the influence
of Iight receipts and the latter the result OF deter
imitation among tlanters 10 hold back supplies.
Some of the leading operators, however. eem 10
think that home constructive wants iI0!e prom
Ising and that abroad Manchester Is Strengthening
The Eur pean political situation is also conStius d
as moe pacific and t-ndlng 10 restore con dsnce."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-20
Administrators Sale.

7 WILL sell, at private sale, within the next ten
L days. the following property, belonging to the
estate of the late William Meyer: Two horses three
mules, two COWS, fifteen head of hogs, four geese,
three sprinkliDg wagons three farm wagons, one
spring wagon one buggy, two carts, three double sets
harnes, two sets single buggy harness. two sets ay
harness, one saddle. one Flow, and lot of house
hold and kitchen furniture. Terms cash.
HENRY JTEHRMANN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-20
ADMINISTRATORS Notice,

Estate Of Mrs. Camille Nelson, deceased.
1 ETTERS of administration on the above es
! tate having been granted to the undersigned.
with the will annexed, all persons indebted TO said
estate are requested to make payment and those
having claims against this estate. that of the late
Dr. A W. Nelson, will present them wit hout delay.
BEN RICHMOND, Administrator.
Fourth National Bank
MEMPHIS, November To- 1878.
Clam IL MeuX. Att'HS. 212 Main street
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Administrators Notice.

Estate OF Isaac Neville, deceased.
I ETTERS of administration on the above estate
IL having been granted 20 the undersigned, al
persons indebted TO said estate requested Il
make payme mt, and those having claims TO present
them without delay to either.
WILLIAM NEVILLE, Administrator.
Or Clapp Meux, Att'ys, 3 I3 Main street.
MEMPHIS. NOvember B, 1873.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-20
DR.. d. S. Johnson's
PRIVATE
Medical DisDemsary,
No. IL JEFFERSON STREET,
between Main and Front, Memphis,

No. IL JEFFERSON STREET,
Between Main and Front, Memphis.
JEsTABIIsHED Ii 1901
DR. JOHNSON is acknowledged By all parties In
L. terested by far the most successful physician
in the treatment of private secret diseases Quick
thorough and permanent cures guaranteed in every
case male or female. Recent cases of 0onorrhea
and Syphilis cured In few days, without the Of
mercury, change OF Diet or hndrance from business.
Secondary Syphilis the last Yestige eradicated with
out the use of mercury. Involuntary loss of semen
stopped in short time. Sufferers from impotence
or loss OF sexual powers restored to free vigOr In
few weeks. Victims of self-abuse and excessive
venery, suffering from spermatorrhea and loss Of
physical and mental power, speedily and permit
nently cured.
Particular attention paid 70 the Diseases of
Women, and cures guaranteed.
Throat and Lung Diseases cured By new remedies,
Piles and old sores cured without the use of caus
tic or the knife.
All consultations strictly confidential
Medicines sent By express to all parts Of the coun.
try,
ONCE hours from am. to pm. Sundays
from to p.M.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
Real EStatS.

No. 3673.-ChanceTy Court of Shelby county.-Val.
Sanford, extr. etc, VS.. W. S. Norris, ct a..
10y virtue of an interlocutOry decree for SALE en-
ID tered in the above on the 9th day of July,
1878, will SELL at public auction, to the highest
bidder in front of the Clerk and Masters Office,
Courthouse building, Main street, Memphis, Ten
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-20
Administrators Notice.

I HAVE this day Qualned az administrator of
Andrew Castay, deceased. All creditors will at
once file their claims. and debtors settle their in
debtedLess.
+. LAVIGNE, No. $50 Main street.
MEMPHIS, November q, 1878.
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DRY GOODS.

lDl I1lLEUJttEHi
NkW 4ORk, November 19.-The demand for
light weight Cheyfot cuttings, fancy cassimeres,
and wor ted c0atings continues fairly satisfactorily,
but heavy woOlens are sluggish. Cotton goods are
moving slowly, but prices are unchanged. Prints
are quiet GinghanS are unsettled, and some
makes, including AmOskeag, are lobbing at low
prizes. Dress goods in light request.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-20

the tone OF the future market was as follows: At
1908, weak; l0i3, quiet and steady 1870,
quiet and steady; 3..;G quiet and steady 3:i5,
heavy. Sales. $4,000 bales.
The New Orleans market closed steady at 9l2c
Ter uliddling Sales, $500 bales; receipts. net,
S3 sos bales; stock, lO3,3OS bales.
Toe Galveston market was very hmi at &c for
middling: the receipts were 24I5 bales; stock,
9g.2S5 bales.
The Liverpool tsiegfamS yesterday reported the
market with fair business AZ previous prices; mid
ding uplands, , 9-lhd; Orleans, Cd. sales, 1000
bales; American, 400 bales. Receipts, $4,000
bales; American. 24,4OO bales. ,
LiverDOol arrivals opened az partially l-82d bet
ter November - , sd; Nyyembe december,
I:-3gd; JanUdry- FeblCaTy, 5f51; Februarl March
X i3-32d; Becemher-JanuaD, , J. sd. Closed with
futures nrmer. Decemoer-Jdnuary, oSed; March
Anil. > D. ID; Apr Inlay, 5l2d-
4fGe moyems nts at the ports we're reported as fol-
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Executors Sale

NF Stock of Saddlery. Harness and Shoe Find
~ ings. | will sell daily, at private sale the stock
of John q. Sick, deceased; and on MONDAY, De-
cember =, 1878, beginning at ten O'Clock, will sell
at public auction, the residue.
ERNST REHKOPF, Executor
November II, 1873
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Executor'S R0tvca

T HAVE this day qualified as Executor of the estate
L of John q. Sick, deceased. Debtors must pay,
and creditors should file their claims at once.
ERNST REHKOPF,
November IL. 1878 No :366 Main street