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The New York herald., 1878-09-20
ERIE HALLWAY TROUBLES.

THE BRITISH CONSUL SELECTRD AS COM
MIssIoNEn-MR BARLow TO BE 1xAMIAED
TODAY.
In Erie investigation tho counsel on both sides
agreed upon Mr. Edward NJ. Archibald, tho British
Consul as Commissioner, TO take aEd certify to tho
testimony In the counter suits between Mchenry
ana the Eric Railway. The taxing OF Tho testimony
will begin next wcck ut Mr.. Archibsds Office, and no
ono will bo admitted except the attorneys eithor
side aud the witness under examination. Mr. Mo-
Henry IS represented by Willis Z sterling, vol
known English barristers, and the Erie Railway by
Ashurs, Morris Co, Of London, the junior counsel
OF the nrm, Mr.. KIRBY having arrived. Sir George
Jasso, Master OF the Rolls 10 tho British Court Of
Equity, designated Mr.. Edward Archibald, sxy yudge
Euoch l.. Fancncr, Ciarsuce A. Seward ana Edwards
Plerrepont as the gontlelncn from whom the CON-
missioner should be chosen. Messrs. Fancher and
clned. Mr.. Archibald was therefore selected aud
copied
counsellor Of tho London Ban King Assocs-
tion It's SUIT with the Eric Railway. Hs win bs
assisted by McssrA W. 8. Waitheman and James Lord.
Tho Com missioner designated 70 hear the tcst mony
Ice. IL Is In progress and Mr.. Jcwett has been
examined. Mr.. Barlow will be examined day. In
the McHonry yErie suits Erie claims 500 900
from Mchenry. aud the later claims, SUI,
that Erie indebted him 10 the OF Ei76OO0
Tho suit against the Banking Association ~ isr
f220. 000 The Fro lawyer who is IN this oiiy,
this Testimony bore - 10 settle ho prnc,pio as to
whether The Erie Railway, as reconstructed, u
company, Is Responsible for the purchase Co
lambus, Chicago and Indiana Central Railroad Com
pany, which, is claimed, purchased By order Of
the Board OF Directors undor the ad alton r.
Watson and whsthsr IL wns paid Tor out Of the pro-
which had boon deposited With the London Banking
Association to be sold " the British public
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
ExolsE InREspoNsIBILIrY.

In November 1877. Louis Sehsruikow was the re-
sponsbls proprietor of hoter' and beer saloon, at
No $50 Chatham strcet Ia this city. On the 9Th Of
tha, month he application for yoars license to
Oven Murphy's Board OF Excise, paid down his $50,
days to bridge tho interval between applying for
u license and receiving H. month later he applied
for hts license, but could not get IT, On the l2h OF
January OF this year tho police disregarding tho force
OF the receipt, arrested Scharnikow, imprisoned him
and brought him before magistrate, by whom
he liberated on giving 500 bal. Then
Scharnikow vent TO the Commissioners aud
demanded his money or his license fright
either, but was put on with written document
signed ty Caspar c. Childs, the clerk Of the Board,
stating that the Commissioners had ordered license
to be Issued 10 him. that the record lost Tns
The With equal dgrespect the original
receipt, aud closed up his place. by renson OF all
those circumstances Scharnikow compelled TO
up his bus ness at loss he snys, OF 81, 000 To
recover this sun he cJmmcnccd suit In tho Marine
Court against the Comm ssioners OF Excisc tpdivd-
ualy, claim that II Was through thcir wrongful
he had suffered. Tho only member ot the Board
wnom he able to make service OF the papers
the SUIT exCommissioner JACOB N. Patterson, who
appeared III the Marine Court yesterday before Judge
SinnoLt defend the action. The defendants coun-
sol moved to dismIss the suit claiming that Il ap-
pcared from plaintiffs showing that he suing
tno defendant individually Tor what mad been done
an Official capacity that u also appeared from the
that The Commissioners had done all that
they were asked bound IN law TO do-that 70
authorize license 10 issue TO the paintin-and that
on such state OF facts no suit could be predicated
Judge SinnOtt sad be was clearly OF opinion that
whatever right OF action the plaintiff might have 10
back his $50 tho ploaangs before tho Court
no hvd right OF action against The Com mssiYnsrs
Tor damages He therefore dismissed the complaint
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
JERSEY PLAGUE SPOTS.

JkRskf Clrr, sept. 10 1878.
To THE EDITOR OF rnK HERALD:--
An intoleratio stencil has all summer long psrvaded
tho atmosphere OF Jersey cnv Heights and tho West
End. IL has at last produced legitimate iruIts-
diphtneria ana oiarrh~a IN the noighborhood. THIS
disgusting siench arises from causes-the nbat
toir the bono boiling tno tat render
ing oaidrons The aDattoir ~ located wit1in twenty
feet OF the newark aud Jersey City turnpike, aud
wtbin ono hundred cet oil the PcDns vaLa Railroad
IL located there tor the compauys con vonience
that containing the 1.-Two hogs could discharge
them directly into the aUattor Tue other establish
mcnts are only a ktte lurther away IRON these
avenues OF pubic travei The naturally Ioathsomo
smell o the bone boiling pest Is greatly Increased
the habituaI practice oil allowing dead horses no
about uutn they become perfectly putrid before being
put into the dest pots. The oiors IRON the lat
dering estnbiishm mcnt are equally horrid. Protests
thus lar Of avail. rbc nrst rock aspinsl
which the people stumble is the PovnsyIvsnia Rail
road Company. Its interests In the apaitoir mako II
hgnt ny snst its removal. The owners OF the other
nuissbces laugh at any enort directed toward their
abatement long a. she absttoir 10 permIted TO re-
nain. A. ~ D.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
THE COURTS.
Murder in the First Degree Reduced TO Man.
slaughter in the Third.
AN UNTRUsTY GUARDIAN
Salutary Warning Against Rash
ness in Prosecution.

On tho morning OF tho 4th OF last uly party OF
young men got into disturbance In Mercer near
Prince street and tho result OF The e6e was tho
stantaneous killing OF James T. Dougherty, who was
stabbed by John Mccarthy. The row lasted but a
moment aud the slayer lea be arrested until
week after, and Then onIy from tho meagre oescrip-
hon that the murderer '.jumper," species OF
worEingman's jacket On this slight Glow Captain
Mcdowell followed Mccarthy aud captured him. Tno
Grand Jury indicted tho prisoner for In urder in
hrst degree. and tho bciore Par, 2 OF Tho
Court Of General Sessions yesterday. Mccarthy,
s young man OF Respectable appearances. was ropre-
Bonted by Mr.. William +. Howe counsel On mo
arragnment OF tho prisoner protracted consultation
ensued between Assistant District Attorney Herring
ana Mr. howe. the res ult OF which was that Mr. Howe
withdrow Tho plea OF mot guilty" to murder the lrst
degree and substituted IN us paco plea oil guilty OF
matslaushtcr IN the third Degree" Judge Suther-
land after mature elaboration, assented to this step
being taken, and ON the usual ,nterroaaons being put
to Mccarthy he stated tht he seventeen of
uge, lived aNo ~ Monroe street and mad learned no
trade Mr.. Howe made an appeal tor mitigated
sentence In consequence OF the youth OF Mccarthy.
Judge Sutherland SAID that all tho lcnienoy that
could be shown had already been extended IN The
ceptancc OF the plea ami that hYd Nd lest
lation IN taxing It. Under the circumstances he
would sentence the prisoner to tho State Prison for
four years Tho prisoner seemed gratihed Ut tho re-
suit attained.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
BErRAYING HIS TRUST.

Somc months ago Mrs. Martha Van Wyek and her
daughter, who Is tho vile Of son Of the latc Pilot
Commissioner Blunt went to the country, leaving the
lamiy residence. No. 22 West Twelfth street, in
,i Sas w. Ryer aud his wuc. both OF whom had baen
rusted for many years Mrs Van wyck returned
,bout week ago and found that vera of the
had been completely ransackod and closets Du-
feau drawers broken open and pundered. among some
a the articles stolen being Two gold watches,
Two towling pieces, some clothing aud a
quantity Of rare gold coins collected by late Mr.
Blunt. On inquiry ior Ryer Mr. Van Wyck
formed by his wifo that hi sew
era days, ~ the same time nanding The lady several
pawn tickets representing some OF the stolen prop
briy. Detective Doau subsequently arrested Ryer
ana found on his person twenty y-sevon pawn tickets.
Five ndict found against hIn ny the Grand
Jury Tor grand larceny. Whom arraigned Tor trial
yesterday IN Part OF the Court OF General Sessions
the prisoner pleaded guy to one Indictment stating
hS Was crazy wheu he betrayed his trust. Recorder
HacKstt The state Prison Tor iodr years.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
PUT DOWN rBE FARE.

To EoiroR OF rnx HERALDs-
Fully indossing the views Of your sS=rspondents
regarding ave-ceut iarss elevated road permit
mo 10 suppisment them BY lew rcInarkA l AIN. un-
fortunately, resident on Sixth avenue, and have
sunor all the annoyanses OF the elevated road WITHOUT
roaping any benefit need not DO NJ business until
nine o'clock aud cannot AFFORD pay Ten cents daily
Tor singie trip, therefore have to start OF earlier
and lake The horse cara ~ OF old. II tho iare
nvo csnts then and auring the day could get
nsss quicker, and instcad Of paying twenty-five or
thirty cents Tor u midday lunch l could come homo
and have dinner with my family. Tho railroad would
thus be Dcnehtcd twenty cents daily In my individual
case, and know there are hundreds situated Just
this respect II they do not mako the faro nvo
cents u all hours ior tho beueht oil The people lot
them try 10 tor one month Tor their beneut. and
II II docs not pay tall back on the present systcm
Sixth AVENUE.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
WRITrAKER'S MILLIONS.

THE NEW YORK LAWYER WITH THE PHILA-
DELPnIAN's wILL-DRrEcTIvEs AT wonK-
wnrrrAKER's ALLEGED ANrKcEDgSTs.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 10, 1873.
lawyers and detectives IN tho interest OF the
Whitaker family are investigating the antecedents
OF Mr.. William H. Dickorson, tho lawyer In New
York has nlod what ho claims be will OF the
lato Mr.. Robert Whitaker. OF this city, in which
will the lawyer himself comes Tor plump Icgacy
It appears that Mr.. Dckerson was formerly law
yer In this city, which he suddenly iofl ABOUT two
years ago, aud noxt heard from In New York.
lie Is a man of between sky and sixty-nve years
old, aud Is slightly crippled. ho always Asserted
that Mr.. Whitaker owed him considerable money,
ana claims 10 Lave accounts dattug back 10
1865, sho wing That Mr. WHITAKER was his dcbor TO
tho amount OF about S10 0D0. on tho other hand Mr.
H. MoMilian, an attorney IN Tins city trans
acted business Tor Mr. Whitaker, stated morning
thai his late clicnt had told him THIN once that
Dekcrson owed him great dcal oi money. .'I never
hcurd Mr. Whitaker speak Of tho dispostion he In
tended TO make oi his money" said Mr.. Mcmillan
"and know nothing oi his private anairs except as
relating 10 tho suits IN whicn retained for HIM
do not think Mr.. Whitaker mud anything do with
Mr. Dckerson Tor two three years before his dealh
Tue last time he came IA contact with Dickerson was
when be (Mr Whitlsker) wont Da, for Dlckorson.
Dickcrson WIS uot forthcoming wnsn hts o,se was
called and a capas issued and he was arrested.
aud begged hun 10 go his bail Mr. WHITAKER ana J.
W. Carter did so on his bond, and he a second
,ne released. On the trial vsrdiet agains. Dcker-
sou Tor s., 100 was returned, aud as Mr.. Dckersen
showed no disposition 10 settle alter delay another
capias was issued and returned "noL est" rho
plaintiff IN the case, one Van Doren. brought SUIT
against Whitaker aud Carter the bail bond. ad-
vsed them ~ secure the arrest OF Dickersou and he
was taken into cus ody at Concy Island. brouph ht on
to this city ana lodged IN ja lie remained Ia PRISON
Tor time, but was hnay discharged by consent
oi Van Dorsn, out without having paid the money!
THE OTHER WILL
There Is In the possession OF the family OF Mr..
Whitaker will OF the deceased " hch contain ma no
puoc bcquests wnaever but leaves hts entire estate
his hers-at-law In various His family state
that u never his IDtontion TO make any public
bcquest, but Oh tie contrary no had frequent oc
GASEOUS expressed himself as being xous that his
money should 20 to his nearest OF kin.
Tne Dickerson Will " dated 1875, at n time inst
prior which The relations that cx .sted between
Dlckefson ana Whitaker were broken OF, and amopr
people xho tue Interest tho tormor had IN tho
latter II Is thought probably the document winch
carne over from New YORK Is a genuine doeumen
aitcr all. But tho family are dsssfmined TO eontsst
10 ~ the blI.er end.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
PUBLIC SCHOOL AcooxMoDArros.

TO THn EDITOR OF THK HERALD: u
On applying a. tho puo'io school In Fifsy-ssvsnth
street, between Second aud Third avenues, ~ havo
one OF my chiidron admitted q scholar, was po-
litely informed by the principal OF tho primary de-
partment tnat there room Tor any now
scnolars, and over handred and 1fsy appIi-
cations Tor admission arc on tho books 1, AZ vol
ali good citizens, CONSIDER this slatc OF Affairs IN
of the government; that whiio liberal ap propri
uops are made Tor educational purposes too much oil
devoted for tue higher and ornamental branches
OF education, while thc primary Dranches-by lar tho
nost necessary aud important 10 the pubc welfare,
and which Affect the permitted su nor.
Lot the Boafu OF Education be made to understa nd
that 10 tnetr duty TO arst provide sucient
OF common scnsois Tor the masses. aud VI they
have any spare money they can devote u 70 orna
mental education ios tue comparatively low.
THIKD AVENIJE-
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
COURT CALENDARs-THls DAY.

SuPRkME ECouRT-CuAMBgRs-Heldb by judge West
brook. k.--Court opens at hali-pasl zen O'CLOCK A. NJ
Calendar called AT eleven o'clock A. M.-Nos IL, To-
as 50 81 III, 49, lao, Iil III, 17J. ia ls9. 1906
109, 200, 201, 49, 1so, 1856, 1885, l92, 1914
suPkRioR CouRr-SrRciAL fkRM-iield by Chief
Justice Curtis-CourL tpous AT tweivo O'Clock. No
day calendar
COMMON PLKAs SPECIAL TERM--Hcld by Judge J.
Day.-Court opens at ~ O'CLOCK A. NJ No day
calendar.
MARiNE CouaT-rRIAL rknn--lart 2--I.eld by Judge
Goepl-short causcsNos 5VLy, 4DI3 5033, 5OJi, 50lf
oVS1, oO2I, $40, 5i12 5IO3 PART 2-ucld by Juige
Sinnoti-short causes-NoB. 4S46, 3S4I, 5OoS, 5Oj2,
0Ool, 5O55. 5056, 5O57 5037. Para 3-hoid by Juugo
snsaShort eauscs-Nos. 1925, 49S7, 6vv3, 5Oss 5OOs
6U20, 473O, 51l5, 5Og7.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
SUMMARY OF LAW CAsES.

Tho SUIT OF jacob W. Mack against the Mstropoii-
tan Railway Company having beon settled ordor
of discontinuanos by consent yesterday entered
IN the Supreme Court BY Chioi Justice CurliA
A homeless clerk, who gave the name OF Carl
Klein, passed check Tor $50 purporting DO signed
by Morgan, Drexci Co. TO tho ordcr OF LOUIS
Forsion, ON the National Shoe and Loalbor Bank on
Ann Coleman, OF No. 81 spring street Wnen ar
aigned Ia the Court OF General Sessions yesterday
The prisoner pleaded guilty, and Recorder Hacket,
Scnt MIN ~ thc state Prison Tor one year.
Martin Henderson, VINO, as no says himself, sus-
iaincd Injuries by iang down the hod VI tho
NIP O:nso, OF the Hun line, by roason oil tho neglI-
gence oi Tue ownors and employees o tho vessel, has
bommenced suit In tne United States Court to re-
sover $40, 900 damages. The steamer was bolied IN
tho SUIT yesterday by Deputy Uniied Statos Marshal
ana the steamer sail at her accustomed limo.
MaFtn Snisias Who gave his resluence No. 65l
Uommlssioncr deuel. yesterday, with attempting 10
pass counterfeit traoe doiiur on Willard chase, OF
no. 100 Eighth avenue fheaccused denied any know-
bdgo oi character Of the ana stated hc
had formerly Decn engaged ON the Church street
snd more recently Oh the New York Elevated Rail-
road. Chase, the complainant, SAID that about thrcc
hours previous 10 the entrance Of Shields another
party PASSED n couuterict trade dollar MIN; but
he had no knowledge that that party had any roIa-
lions with shielas. There bong no evidence OF a
yuiity knowledge, aud shields showing good char
ictcr. he discharged.
CLARK Brooks, ns receiver OF the Cairmont Savings
Bank. recently brought suit III the superior Court
against Henry Parsons, VINO Is impeaded with John
Potter and another trustees oi tho bank, on the
around that thcy had declared, credited ana PAID
Illegal ana Unauthorized dividend dopositors
July 10, 1916. ana ior their acquescng AID not oU
Jcctin such dividend L. appears that Potter,
who was mol served with tho summo aud paini,
has since died, and upon appIicatIon Chei Juslico
Cui lis yesterday ordered stricken from
nil the papers and pleas In tbs action.
James Barthoii sued Libbie Scott Britt In th Q
Supreme court for moneys advanced and other
claims specified In the complaint Defendant inter-
posed an answer, aud, among oner things, alleged
''ihnt ", &C." hL Henry II. Morangc, counsel Tor
plaintii, mudo u motion before Juage Lawrence 10
strike Out that portion OF tho defendants answer,
under section 646 oil the COue OF Cvn Procedure. us
hypOthotica, and cited numerous decisions to sup
port the application. Joshua NJ. Fiero opposed tho
motion. Judge Lawronce granted the motion, with
costs against the dofcudan saying In his decision,
sln Weiss VS. flaming, 0.n Howards Practice Rcpor IT,
page 5i3, II was neio ny Mr. Justice Harris mat ~
hypotbetica or do bcnc cssc pleading allow able
Tue case seems controlling tnls motion, aud the
ton therefore granted, with costa"
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following sales made tho Rsai Estate
xcha nuo Sout tumbeF lY.-

Tho following sales were made on tho Rcal Estate
Exchange September l9.-
H.
Foreclosure sals-Rchard H. noary refcree--of
tour l.onL dwelling, with lot
23xiu2. p No. 25J East v4Sh ~, r.. III II. W. OF
I'd to plaintiff 50 900
NY JOHN z DOYD.
e. VI. Burghard. observation-disclosures sale Of plot
ot land 33lx los. 4t7.0x-. n OF East 7sith ST..
34S IT, o. o A. to J. r. LOwery 46500
ny JAhKs \. OAKLEY AND CO.
j. T.. Lowrey. .rocros-Forsciosure ssie.of plot Of
land. luU. IL x26yx lOJ. llx2iS, On New sv, A o.
OF ~ Hu st., to plantih... 3O.oO0
VAN rAsskLL AND KkARNEY
e. d. Gale, reteree-FOreciosure sale vi the four
story brick building. with lot 23xO No. 554 III
Av ia It. n. of 3jte St. patntit... 81, 900
y. RAYMOND.
Coorge A. slaey, referee-Foreeiosuros salo OF tho
story brick butidnx. with lot 23xlOO, No $50
1900
Aso similar sale-E ard s. Dskn. refsreo -of tho
two story brown stone front houses. with
lots. la6xiOu IL, Nos 43J aud 49, Eass
lllLh las tt ". Of Av A. to painful 10000
WILLIAM KKSSkLLy.
Public auction saiv oil the house 3i3 East 24th
s.. 100 H. W. of lss av, n g.. with lot .3x!oo, To
Also George B. Norris. .referee-Porseiosnro sails OF
tho three story brick dwelling. with lot la6xiu5x
I2.4x2JxB 2xs5. No. 07l IA Av.. w. -, O7.I IL VI
ny r. y MAYER
Henry ID. Purroy, referee -Forcciosure sale OF one
lot 25xlUc. the = b ot llAth st.. J3t Ill H. O. Ut
I'D av.. to plaintiff. 2.2OO
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
WESTERN RAILROAD TRAVEL.

To EDiroR HxRALD:-
Last wsek was paasonger from Chicago TO Nov
York, VIA tho Lake Shore and Michigan Southern and
Ere railways. arrtvodin Buffalo ltttis Alter four
O'Clock N tho morning aud surprised to hear
shat the connecting train did not start tin eight
o'clock wnile tho Nov York Central trau was stand
ing ready the depot This Conlrsi tram 10
naturally pairontzed by through passengers much
more than tho eight o'clock Erie tram. |, well
many others tho tho train, tried sell
our uokets, but finding IL Impossible had to wait I
believe that II the agement Of the Erie would
form close connection Win this Lakc Suoro tram
and bring passenger into New YORK about hal-pasg
seven Ia tho evening u would be we'll putronized,
even better than the Central train, scount Of mo
comfortable Pullman cars. l.. j.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
TOO MANY INsPRCrOMs

To THE EDITon OF THK HxRALD:-
On September II man, calling hmself Z. W. Roo.
charged 81 60 Tor sealing and ADJ justing my scales
and woshts Tho next day another man. 7. 3. Kent
10 my and said he Inspector Of
Weights and Measures. and charged me 81 10, and
thsn reduced II 10 ninety-six cents. As was afraid
ana more inspectors would charge daily ior
using scaos aud weights, called the chief clerk
at Ihe Mayors o0lce and that gontslnan that
Mr.. Roe's charge was correct while Mr. Kent had no
right TO charge anything paid him under protest.
and because he sald he would give trouble LIS
thcre no rcdressY do city officials come under
the law that Furnishes shose WHO oba,n money under
talye prstenccsf GROCER
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
MORE WATER WAITED.

To TEE EDITOR HERALD
NY house IL on Thirty-fourth street, near Park
nue.. occupy the third floor, and am compelled, nve
days out OF the week. TO descend tho second floor
and sometimes 10 the basement 10 wash. Until about
Two months ago water plentiful the third floor,
but It seldom has force enough reach nigh.
What IL the reasonf IL IL great nuisance and tho
whole neighborhOod would feel indebted Il could DO
remedied MORE PRESSURE.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Sept. ~ 1873
In the Court Of Appeals to-day lpresent non. san
lord H. Church aud assocatcsj folio business
was transacted:--
No. q Jordan W.. National shoe and Leather
Bank oi tho city OF New York.--Arg uinent resumed
nnd concluded.
No. 30 John N. Boughton, executor, 80. respond.
cnt vs. Mary Fiint, Ell cutfix, &c--Argucd by spen-
Ger Clinton ior appellant aud submitted ior re-
spondenL
No 81 Walter q. Anthony, trustee, &c., appellant
va Henry Harrison and another, respondenta-Sub
nttd
No u. David Cousr, appsiIans Va William W.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
SOLD AL AUCTION.

On the Real Estate xenunge yesterday Assignee T..
q. Brown, by order Of ths Unned stalos District
Cour Offered tor sale auction the half interest of
Charles l.. snow anu Enoch Richardson. bankrupts IN
two saw mills and grist mii with machinery, and
lcasehold oi lumber isud, mt Apaiae hicoa, Fla to-
gcther with three iumUcr Oarges, the steam tug Ella
aud other property. Tho tug brought sl6O, ana The
balance OF the property went TO Mt Gurus VINO has
un interest Ia tue mills, for $J25.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
OPEN THE GATES.

To THg EDIroR OF rHa HERALD:-
rho Now York Elevated Railroad Company, on the
east side, are already pesctisng what im.
position on the public. Thoir station platforms
large enough. 10 hold several huudred persons, yet
until the arrival OF train they will sell tckels
aud keep tno gato leading to tho platform shut,
thereby keeping crowds she stairs aud forcing
them 10 wait until shc next tram. They 10 de-
light deing this the Of seven =. NJ and
aud hall-past sovsn A. NJ, thereby making those In
waiting pay ten cents tor q tcket when thoy
there plenty time 70 catch the ission" or
hve-cont trains This was NY experience both ut
Canal and Sixty-soveuth streot a 3. r.
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
MANHATrEN BEACH RAILWAY.

To THE EDIroR HxRALD:-
Last sunday, afer returning from Cypress Hills the
ticket agent at tue oompany's Office ut Myrtle
sold several excursion tickets 70 Manhattan Beach
aud return TO Gresnpont at forty fve cents each,
say Ing that We had to pay nvo cents each at Green
point for boat to New York. On returning we had
got oil at yrtie avenue pay thirteen cents extra
each, which - o bare placed AW indie On making
plant - the vice president OF tho road could get
satisfactory answer, only that tho uckot azont had
no business 10 sell those tickets. Who Is re-
sponsiblsf LAST FlFrY-SEVENTH SIREEE
The New York herald., 1878-09-20
THE rAIRvl4W BURGLARY.

Patrick Purcell, Nelson Ladue, and Edwards Burns,
the three men arrested tnis city Tor compii,ity
In the masked burglary ~ the residence OF jacob
Ense In Fairview, N. j., wcrc yesterday arraignct
before Judge Garrcttson, IN the Court OF spec al
sessions, jersey CITY, on two Indictments for bur
glafy. Tbcy cacn pleaded not guilty. and vsre rs-
Inanded ior TRIAL