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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-10-02

THE radical party, up to tho list OF July,
by It's shylock policy, caused 6o.eo2 fall
ures with liabilities amounting 10 $685.
474 443
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FROM 1896 the radical party contracted the
currency 81 ,iO9,665,47i, produJ ny bank
'uptoy, idleness, poverty ana starvation.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ?.

DuRIEo thirteen years OF radical sway the
vtealings amounted 10 81, SOC, 100000
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-10-02

Majority against republicans L, SSS
The majority against the republicans in the
lower house, which names Che gubernatorlal
candidates. one of whom the senate must
choose, is over twenty.-Albany Argus.
And still the RAIDS are of the opinion that
the situation of their party in Maine is con-
siderably better than that of the democratic
party. Such consolation must be delicious
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-10-02

THE way we like to put the figures i'm the
Pine Tree state is as follows:
In an aggregate vote ,I26
Republican 56,4lS
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READ
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Send letter stamp to RADWAY d COIN
80 Warren street, New York. !
Information worth thousands VIII be Sc
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DIR. RAD WAYS 4
REGULATING PILLS

Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with svee
gum, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse and
strengthen. Railways Pills Tor the cure OF al
diseases of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kid
neys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases, Headachev
Constipation, Costiveness, Indigestion, Dysi
pepsia, Biliousness, Fever, Inflammation al
the Bowels, Piles, and all arrangements OF tho
Internal Viscera. Warranted 10 effect perl
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pS-Observe the following symptoms RESULT
ing from Disorders of the ID gestiye Organs:
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness of the|
Blood in the Head, AcIdity of the Stomach
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust of Food, FullDes}
or Weight in the stomach, Sour EructationsI
Sinkings or Flutterings in the Pit of the Sfoml
ach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and Diff
fcult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart
Choking or SuffOcating Sensations when In q
lying posture, Dots or Webs before the Sight
Fever and dull Pain in the Head, DeficiencS]
of Precipitation, Yellowness of the skin and
Eyes, Pain in the Side, Chest, Limbs, and
Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the FieshI
A few doses OF Railways Pills will free th{
system from all OF the above narfed disorto<s
Price % cents per box. Sold by druggists.
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NADwAx's KBn1HD1ns
PROM THE
Hon. THURLOW WEED

lHuUIsIHE Dc NhUWuyH II. n II. HOmOdIOH
alter using Them for several Years.
NEW YORK, January 4. 1871
Dear hbr-Having for versl years used
your medicines, doubilngly nc first. bat after
dence, ~ IN no less n pleasure than n duty TO
thankfully acknowledge khe advantage We
nave deriycd from them. The pills are resort
with the desired effect. The READY fleliefs1n
not be better described than a A. by ttS name
We apply the Iintment frequently and freely,
almost Invariably nnding the promised "Ee-
liei." Truly years,
tSignedl THURAOW WEED.
pzx. RAILWAY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

The frame building In rear OF No II Charlton street
was occupied until recently by a number Of tenants.
Tho condition OF The building considered unsafe
and tho Department Of Buildings warned tho lnhabi-
tants that not safe abode. For all that they
continued In possession Of their apartments until they
were iorcibIy driven out few weeks ago. Many Of
them looked upon this summary proceeding as hard
sup. Saturday evening tho structure seen to
settle, and, whlo curious crowd was gathered
about, the entire building collapsed, leav.
Ing scarcely . beam standing Fortunately
none OF the people In tho vicinity
injured; but the fall Of the frame house 50
sudden aud complete that II the occupants had been
allowed to remain serious Of lie would inevta-
bly, have followed. II was also ascertained that the
adjoining building, No. 10, Was IN uninhab table
condition. and was liable to fall al any moment. rne
tenants were warned, ana the building Department
notified. In the meantime nm officer was placed
IN charge, SO as 10 keep crowd OF spectators from
risking their lives Tho unsafe structures tho
properly OF Trinity Church corporation, ana the rents
said to have been collected regularly, without
any effort having been secure tho occupants
against the threatened disaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27

sas:s sodo 40 90 f BY
500 do Rsro.S shinmsnss-Fiour $3.50 bills: wheat.
5000 sushels corn 400 40 oats 10 200 40 barley.
Wheat. So bushels: corn. "a 800 do oats ~
do rye. 5000 do 20 intsrmsdiase points-whsa 2.Soo
Dsrnor, May IS. 1873
MicSi.as. 81 II asi si No do ri 20 81 ao@. Corn
scarce arm; No yellow 44c No mixed, 4sc Ost:
ior mixed; Cloverssed au aud unchanged. Receipts
o s DO 'I Ss
$4,000 bushels; corn. none; OATS 1900 do.
,.. ,.s TolKDo y, Nay p. ISIS ,.
E.S spot 81 Jan; z ~ S ed ss 5. snss
(, 4s me. spot ses Jaas held 4o,sc July 4ose:
s SS N saf s.s 4 sstssS ssmssss @
ssshsls wheat 900 a. 1000 DO oats Shipments
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat dull. weak and lower;
sie y II !. It. Corr Ss
Pork strong and hghsr 50 IS bid ss SO asked Lard In
ssc ae clear riS. * 20 81 50: clear s,ds. s4
clear Sa sias. s wsi,sss p lair demand and rn
81 Butter steady and urshsnssd sugar steady
ccipts, 500; shipments. 2,374 49, ,e-a
81 soa S. Is, Snnsss.s extras. So patents So
cash and nay; ssss june S5,Sc SOC. july; No
ps NC s & as ss @ %
5 h h sq ao
cash and May; as's 5uus 2ss Jaly Bye heavy a. sts
IT 81 s7S - 50, cash and june: S. os s. July
Lard fairly active 70 ~. cash and june $6 81 10 oa
Sid whsksy nomns anehaaSea 70
Buffalo lAc aeceiptsFour 1000 bills wheat oo o
a. harley 5000 DO shipments. Flour. 500 bes wheat
Ia har do
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, May Is, 1879
Cotton steady; middInr. lohc; low midaing e5xc /;
good ordinary. 9%o. Net receipts lit bales Exports-
To Great Britain 9I5 cosstwis. II Sales, ~. Stock
lO2O6
Nrw ORLEANS. May 10, 1878.
Cotton drm. mddnr. io1lc. low middps. iUc. good
ordinary bkc. bJ6 bales: gross lUs7
sales zo0oi lest evening yoo. STOCK. ss25i.
MoRILK, May 70. 1873
Cotton nrm; midding. i0isc.; low mddnr, sNc. !:
rood ordinary. &c Net receipts. 2SJ balcs Exports
coassvise. 34I. Sales 800. stock. s.3i3.
SAVANNAH. May IS, 1873
Cotton firm middi,ns io,sc low midalinr. 100 rood
ordinary 9c Net receipts AZ balcs sales 800 Stock,
e.eo7.
CHARLESTON. May ~. 1878.
Cotton nrm; miadiing 1O1sc . l0Mc.; low mladiinr
iOAc aisc good ordinary. bsc Ne receipts. 81 bales
sAes. 100. stock. 6,3ia
WILMINGTON. N. O., May rs, 1879.
Spirits OF turpentnc hrm Tic Rosn uul ut 81 Tx
for aimed Crude urpentne steady 81 tor hard 81
ter yellow dip; III 10 " Tor virgin Tar steady 80
oswxGo, May 10. 1878.
1000 bushels white state 1T 81 DO 25UU do
u rs: No. Milwaukee club held a. I'll 10 Corn
changed Barley qaiet ana unchanged. Cornmesi. mill
feed and canal ireights unchanged. keceipts-Barey
g. bushels; 1900 do; peas 8UUy lum
5l7UOU feet. snpments-Fiour 100 bills wheat. 24UU
BUFFALO, May -, 1873.
Flour In fair dem and: sales OF 80 Dps Al unensug ed
~ 81 is. 80 10. a. 81 Isl. 30
hard DO "a ~, No Duiuth ~ 81 ~. Corn
dull: aaoied Al Ale de-. for sample 20 choice high
state. sJc 5s,se Barley neglected. Rye Inactive.
STEADY. Canal ireghts arm wheat 5hc corn, Sc oats
2Aa V heu aerEs kAseaA receipts 500 bsiA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27
PIANO MAKERS.

mass meeting under the auspices Of the Piano
Makers Association was held yesterday morning, at
Nc. l56 Third avenue, some three hundred members
OF the being present Mr.. Robert Ii. Barsholo.
NEE, who presided Al the Socialstc Labor meeting.
Saturday night, occupied the char. The COM
mttec appointed 10 aid aud help the employees OF
Behr 4 Peek VINO were on strike last week, reported
that strike at end. Tho hrm yielded to
the demands OF the men, and. instead Of reducing
tho wages from atiy cents 10 81 per PAIR
creased Tho prices several INSTANCES Tho
report was received with applause. The "oclymen'
employed by Messrs. Haincs Brothers reported shat
The hrm have proposed q reduction in the wages Of
the sbclymen" OF nearly nineteen per cont, from
S14 70 10 $l2 pair OF cases. IL unanimously
resolved not to accept any such reduction, and the
instructed TO demand the regular wages to-
day, and II refused 10 al one quit WORK aud 20
strlxe The Committee on strikes was empowered TO
aid the 'bellymen'' should they be compelled 10
strike Several addresses then maze urg ing tho
better organization of the pianomakers and the up
nolIng Of lair rate OF wages At The present ratios
say they cannot make over S. or $40 week.
The meeting tncn adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27
THE FRANKLIN SEARCH PARTY.

Az the time for the sailing OF she search party to
recover the records Of Frankln's expedition APP
proaches the leading manufacturers have nobly re-
spondsd appeals for ard. the subscription list.
which hus lar been presented to put Two GENTLE
men, beara the name OF Chief Justice Daily for 500,
and a similar amount from Mr. james Carson
Brevoort, of Brooklyn. Messrs Morrison 4 Brown
arc In receipt OF letter IRON Professor Baird,
Of the Smithsonian Institution who expresses desire
to send with the party scientist to make speciality
OF tbs collection Of specimens natural history. In
his letter Professor Baird region t. DO
erscd by the party 0: exceptional interest in
natural history point Of view and abounds In many
rare birds and quadrupeds, specimens oil which would
be very acceptable 10 The National Museum" He pro-
poses TO furnish and equip such person II arrange
ncnts can Do made for him TO accompany the party.
Tho matter IL now under consideration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27
TOO vIGILANT sToREKEEPERs.
NKw YoaK, May rs, 1878.

NEW YoaK, May rs, 1873.
To THE EprroR or THE HERALp:-
Your editorial on "Arrcstins on Suspicion" 10 right
TO tho point and the storekoepers oil this city will
study their Interest by following your advice.
The storekeepors are constantly tempting thicves
by displaying their tho counter where they
can easily be carried of. Lot them be kept away
from reach or Ia cases and they viii lose little or
nothing. II they want detectives lot them employ
some ono besides imbccilcs, and respectable ladies
can then feel nj ease while shopping
/ viii relate an incident which occurred nj q large
fancy goods house, which might have ended disas-
trousy, which DO vouchcd Tor BY clerks Ia tho
establishment wealthy lady VAS visiting that store
for the nrst time TO purchase Christmas presents.
She passed through tho different departments pricing
the most costly articles, but bought nothing. she
suspected and watched. second tune she
called. desiring PROBABLY TO complete or select her
list priced ar.oss A. beore. but bought nothing. As
she went through the different departments the
saieswomen we're notined 10 watcn her and ~
report anything wrong TO tho detective A third
time she called, with lady friend, and, 10 The sur
prise OF ALL purchased several Hundred dollars worth
or articles from the different departmental Litts ala
sue know that she had Desn watched as thief and
tho many salcswomen looked al her as sucb, aud little
does she Know OF the great rex sue ran, Tor the
suQntcst pciuus movefnent might have caused her
arrest aud ner subsection TO personal insults such
arc now the theme OF Conversation among LADIES'.
uuss ssorsxsspsrs will b. taught lesson.
An lRAxE HUSRANp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27

Mr. Frank y. wcsbereil. merchant, Lett hts resi-
dencc, No. 157 West Forty-iourth street, behind a
spirited team on Saturday afternoon Tor drive
through tho Park and beyond. Nothing unusual oc-
CURED until Macomb's Dam reached, whom Mr..
wethersll was thrown 70 the ground and with
slightly fractured ana bosh eyes In mourning
Mr. wstheroIi re-entered hrs wagon and turned 20
home. HIS horses became unmanagesblc aud uasne
AT Iightn ing speed down Sixth avenue. officer Aoam
Fuerstssn, OF tho mounted squai, interrupted mo
team AZ l25th street, aud seizing the rsins was
dragged along TO 1l4Lh street, whom he abandoned mis-
own horse aud ieaping into Mr.. WetherclFs convey
succeeded In reducing the lattcrs horse TO SUB
mission. OniceT Fuerston then arrested Mr. Weather.
ell Tor fast driving and logged hts prisoner Tor
night tho 10th police station In the HAIR
lem Police Court yesterday Judge Wheeler fined Mr.
Wethercil Sl0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27

the indaos Dut fell In sne dsfepes Near the stons
hut Is rock on whichis chiseiled 1852 and por
too Of a memorandum book found with the date
1852 still iegibe upon t. but with the other writing
defaced and erased by time
In excavating for a theatre ~ Deadwood few
weeks ago the d'ggers uncarthed bottle OF pain
killer SIX feet below the surface, aud came upon
place whore there aad been hrs At the same
depth. Broken plckaxes aud hafchss also
found there. Old mines have found
where claims had evidently been worked
for some time, and in some places mines sud
denly run OUT giving evidence that parts Of them had
been worked by somebody IN the distant past. There
trails Of trees having been pazcd and these blazes
show evidence OF having been made long ago as
the date above given, or Whereabouts Other strking
proofs are found Of some civilized people having
t~enty thirty years ago known something OF tue
valuable mineral deposits in that country, and hav-
ing, Sin the mad pursuit Of wealth.. gone there TO
unearth and lost thoir lives dong
Certain II IL that they never came out. swift and
sure the Indians swooped down upon them, and left
OF them 10 tell the tale, while the imperfect rel
dos and 0f snesc expeditions alone point 10 tho
fact that these there and that the indians
wiped them OF The lace Of tho EARTH and for almost
another generation kept tho secrets Of the hidden
locked up in the tnen almost impcnetrablo
wilderness
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BLACK HILLS ANTIQUITIES.
IRON tho sioux c,,y tlowa) Journal

From tho Sioux CITY uowa) Journai.1
Nj. wit5hcr gave us an interesting account OF
the evidences recently found that had gone
the Back His mines years ago, but never
OF tnem. such accounts have been pubivhcd Ia tho
Black Hills papers, but never elsewhere. In Ruta-
baga Guch. between Dcsdwood aud Bald Mountain,
an has been discovered thirty isct into
SIDE Of me sulch. evidently made years ago About
forty miles above Deadwood an sncient stone cabin
has been found, and evidence that u was built BY
party OF brave advent urers, who, satisfied Of the
rct ness OF the country boldly penetrated into the
wilderness, Dravisg tho danger from Indians aud the
the former
In otncr places broken picks have been dug up,
from an evident burial OF many years. The remains
~ What was cyIacntiy log Darricidc ave becn
fVuna the logs ana trees IN tho yicinuy being niied
with Icaden bullets, wbe behind the Darricadc were
the skeletons OF two men with bullet holes IN The
skullS These are believed 10 be tho SKELETONS oil
whita men Who attempted V defend themselves froW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27

The following are quotations IN gold for various
co, IN and bullion -
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.

EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.
Tho total imports since January this yoar we're
s116 ss2 540 against $l35 1926 the period
last year and Sls3, 0st,o s7 In 1875
tho total exports oil produce since January this
year slsS 7o2 o7o against $0l ST. OLA for the
same period last year and $s2, 6sl, 6O7 in lS7d
The total exports OF specie since January this
year ST. 49, against $l4 sos COL tor tho same
period last year and $23, 1889, AIS IN 1876
GOVERNMENT
The market for govcrnont bonds has been very
active and strong with higher prices all round. The
largest 10 currency sixes which rose "a
per cent above las: weeks closing quotations. The
Syndicate advanced The price Of the new ~ per cents
TO 10z. with interest, ana, although there still re-
main Of these bonds 10 be taken under tho
contract It is generally understood that arrangements
have been completed in London to dlspose Of them.
Tho closing pricas Yesterday were
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27
SCHOOL HOURS.

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
that various correspondents are drawing attcn-
tion 10 the outrageous treatment Of children In regard
school hours. have children attending the Twsn-
neth Street Primary School no. SOY and by coming
quickly they got home at i've minutes and they
must be back in school ut quarter past The
suit is lunch swallowed mot ea.enl nervousness,
Indigestion aud constant ili-hcalth. Why not give
them at ieast hour-say from twclvo precisely 10
oney suggest that the Grand Jury, In addition 10
tho noble work they are already dong, adj to IL by
indcting the Board Of Education, or whoever Is re-
sponsble tor ruining the health or our children ana
thereby receive tho thanks Of ANXIOUS parents.
A PARENT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27
u.v.xA Nav Is. 1879

HAVANA. May 3D. 1878.
SugarOwng to favorable advces abroad the mar
ket has kept buoyant during the part OF the week.
but closed weak owing later sdvces from
New YORK. Nos. 10 to IL Dutch standard "a ~ reals
gold per arrobe; Nos - 40 Dutch standard ga "a
covado to tair 65Sa "a retls centrifugal
sugars Nos IL TO 49, in boxes hogsheads, ~ ga
reals. Stocks warehouse ut Havana aud Maianxas-
81 boxes 10000 bags and 81 TOO hhd Receipts Of tho
week3 100 boxes 12OO bags and u 600 hhdA Exports
during week-1o60O boxes. 1900 bags and 1880
hhdG including 100 boxes $500 bags and 1880 hhds
the United states Molssses nominal so degrees polar
ixatlon. reals. gold. per key. Bacon. VS. a
$50, currency. per cwt Jerked beet, SO ~
reals currency, per arrobe Hams, $3S $4l.
currency per quinta for American sugar-cured.
Lard in kegs, $34 50 S34 10 qntnta do.
in tins. $40 $42 per quinal for prime. Potatoes SO
$40, currency. Dbl Wax yellow, SIS SIT, gold.
per srroos white ga Onions wanted no stock here
Der active w.e pns ss4 S35 gold per pitch Pine,
gold; sugar hhds ls reals 10 reals White be.ns
resls reals currency, per arrobe Hoops fiat; long
shaved, $40 $45. Freights steady;
sels demand for the United States; loading
Havana for the United States per box OF
sugar, 75c. S7lsc., currency; per hid OF sugar.
So rs o 81: per HID. OF moasses. So . So %. Load
ing Mt ports the north coast tontstde ports).
for the United States hhd. OF - - 81 75
hhd. molasscs IS rs IS So Tobacco quiet. Spanish
gold. 1884. Exchange FIAT; the United States,
sixty Gays currency "a ga premium short sight, do,
3A "A premium sixty days, gold. "A "A premium;
short sight do. 50 premium; on London, l6h l6h
premium; on Pans. 3a 4 premium
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27
SMOKING IN THE STREET OARS.

TO THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Noticing an article in the compliant Book, com.
planning Of tho nolerabe nuisance OF smoking on the
horse OF the Broadway line. wish to mako the
complaint regard to the Madison avenue line.
These are partly patronzod by class OF people
who, judging from tho odor OF their CIGARS look to
quantity rather than quality. Some OF these GENTLE
men enter the cars with cigars partly smoked, holding
enough, but unlightcd "buttn is terrible and
ought TO be kept out Of the cars. am "A smoker and
enjoy the luxury, but not to the Inconvenience Of
others CONSTANT RIDER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27

being fatisued by his iabors during the day, Tell
asleep The door step OF his residence saturday
with small sum Of money In his pocket About
midnight be was awakened by the pressure OF a
sngc hand and discovered three men standing
him. who then He'd preci pitstcly. Skahan suspected
robbery and gave tho alarm 10 0cer Mcagher oil the
Twenty first precinct, VINO succscdcd In arrcsting
Mehncl Bracken OF No 3l5 East Thirty-ninth street.
whom Skahan al accused Of participating IN tho
THEFT. Brackcn claimed to have no money, bet a
search In station house resulted in The discovery
OF 50 6s his person. hc was hold in $500 ball Tor
nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27
STOP THE CARS.

TO THE EDITOR HERALD:-
wish 10 indorse the complaint against conductors
forgetting to stop the where you want got out
1t has happened to me moro than dozen times this
winter, and though on one occasion the conductor
was polite enough to apologize, and sent back
return without charge, they generally either
indifferent or saucy about IL. Only last week
taken on BROOKLYN car more Than halt mile
beyond where wished TO get out, and the reply
got to my complaint to the conductor was, 'You can
take the next car going back INDIGNANT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27
OUR COMPLAINT BOOk

[NorE-Letters intended for this column must be
accompanied by the writer's full name and address 10
insure attention. Complainants who unwilling TO
comply with this rule simply waste time In writing.
Wriso only on one side OF the paper. Ed HERALD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27
DROWNED.

Tho body Of an unknown man. about twcnsy.six
years OF age was found IN the North River foot OF
West Twelfth street, yesterday. Deceased was about
Ave iect six inches IN neigh. brown hair and mus.
tache; had black sack coat, black pantaioons
vest white shirt shoes The body was sent
10 ths Morgus aad the CsroRss nosiQsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27
DOGS IN sTREEr CARS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
As was riding down Saturday morning In Mad-
son avenue car young woman stepped In with
poodle dog in her arms which TO me seemed exceed
ipgiy i'll bred and unlady like. Having observed the
same thing donc often write this, hoping some
woman or women who are in the habit OF carrying
dogs about with them may notice IT. and, seeing II,
stop such habit, which think disgusting 10 the
majority Of mankind. DISGUISED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27
HOW THE MONEY is souANpEaEp.

To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
As resident OF West Tweaty third street. between
Fifth and Sixth avenues. beg 10 call attention the
way In which It Is cleaned The swespings from the
middle were made into piles in tho cutters ON last
Thursday morning and there left. On Friday and
Saturday the same performances took place. and large
heaps were LETT standing over Sunday. What is my
remedy OLD RESIDENT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27
A WIDOWS SUGGESTION.

To TIE EDITOR THE HERALD
am the mother OF seven children Their father is
dead and nnd 1t very hard TO support them II sent
20 q charitable institution tho State pays 81 each for
them. Why not pay that money 10 persons circum.
slanced as am? WIDOW,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

HESRIoUEs-DE CoRDovA-on Tuesday, May 81, at
tho residence of Mr. Frederick Lewis II East SAD St
by the Rev. Henry p. Mendes, L. b. ST.. JonS HIM.
RIQUgs 10 ADA H., daughter Of tho late Solomon do
C0rdova
West India papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-27
DANGEROUS AMUSEMENT.

TO THE EDITOR HERALp:-
Boys every day amuse themselves BY killing birds
In the lots between Eghty-iourth and Eighly-nith
streets, near Eleventh avenue. In addition 10 this
violation OF the law they endanger the lives OF chill
0ren in the vicinity. ORDER.