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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03
rousE, HERsuBERaER L co.

The statement published IN yesterdays papers that
the Grm OF Fouse. HsrsnDergsr 4 Co, woo bad as
signed their business to y. II. sanderson, had abb
scoudsd from this city, has been smphaticaliy con-
trud,cted W Mr. Hersubsrger who CLAIMS that he Is
now In the city ana has been every Jay since the
troubles began, ana VIII be iouDd his olse, No $40
Broadway aud can by all Interested pares aud
o,ve ample assurance that no double dealing Is con-
Ten, plated on tue part oil tho nrm He urlher states
mat 81 nee these business trouble began ne has been
avery day us a rule 10 the ofico, aud has made Lo
efort to eude any persons VINO might cali Tor the
pu rpose oil seeing him on business matters
Mr. HershDerger stated to HERALD reporter that
inusmucu az no been the travelling embcr of
tne nrm ne Is not Thoroughly conversant with the
Office aud Cannot give concise account vi how
IN. business had been cvuducted iu tho manner OF
keeplnp The books He canno,, therefore, say Tor a
certainly what tho assets or liabilities are AZ the
preseut tine, but has every reason 10 believe that
matters will be favoraDy adjusted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03
A STREET CAR NUISANCE.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Can you tell mo why the strap to pull the boil on
tho hangs in sstoon over both platiormsf
On many OF the 1t Is impossible Tor a man over
i've ieel the platform from one side 10 the
other without running MS nat against the strap, par
ticuiariy II he conventional stoveppe have
generally noticed 1t the Fourth avenue line.
surely the patrons OF this road pay enough ana arc
miseraDy enough annotated 10 reserve tue rigut
OF entering the Cars without having 10 dodge or
stoop save Their haas from being knocked OH
Aer business hours these carathat are at best lew
IN lar polween-crowd Dotn platforms, and the uu-
fortunate VINO happens 10 Dc jammed the middle
has dodge Tins lesloon all tue way up towl. Can
not be reiievsi during the remaining snort time
tina. W. compelled " travel on thes. wretcned
and have ths nuisance added to The long
listY A. y. B.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03
MILITIA TRANSPORTATION.

The managers Of the Thirty fourth street ferry TO
Hunters Point, L. l.. In reply TO q mandamus which
recently procured against them by Adutant Gen.
Tor refusing to transfer free all members OF the Ma
tional Guard make answer that Tree trnnsporta-
ton would OCCASION them great ioss, aud that they
believe they nave lawful power to collect fare IN all
instances AS the Terry Is on the direct route To
Creeumoor II Is largely patronIzed by National Guards
curing The rifle pr actcc season, and
think that the state authorizes should make some
arrangement Tor the Transportation OF the militia
roa rcdu q M raj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03
SOME PERTINENT INQUIRIES.

To THE EDITOR OF TIM HRRALD:-
am IN u quandary about tho garbage question
received u cal on Monday evening from gentleman
In blue and bras, who said to me- You are required 10
get cans, tor and lor garbage
You will keep them in your AIRY TO give W the full
doors, supposcl, and when the comes set them
out" Now comes tho trouble. neg lec.ed 10 ask MIN
where the place 10 TO purchase tnem how many bands
should De around them, aud II they must be sliver
bands ana whether they must have bottoms IN also
winch must be set out nrst aud winch emu the cart
Is Tor aud wnicu Tor garbage, aud III what year
the cart may De expected along AS am too poor 70
Keep servant tue last query 10 an important ~
me- for l cannot aIford 10 retire rom business IN
order 10 be Oh hand wnen the cart does come Had
vetLer mud hoe Is 10 filled and
make contract TO nave'my stun jumped In say oncS
In u moLthY QUERI5E
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
FAILURE OF WILLIAM NJ. PRICE CO., TO.
BAcco pEALERs SPIRITED MEETING OF


BAcco pEALERs - SPIRITED MEETING OF
HEGEMAN 4 co.'s CREDITORS.
The announcement yesterday OF the suspension Of
the firm oil William b. Price Co.. wholesale dealers
In leaf tobacco at No l19 Maiden lace, one Of me
oldest houses In the busnsss caused great as onisn
meot Ia the trade, ana genera! sympathy was ex'
pressed for the misfortune. Mr.. Price Is the only
member OF the nrm nov, his partner, Mr. Jane nav
Ing Withdrawn some Zine ago. but the nrm name re-
MAINS The business established In lSs7, the
firm succeeding d. O. Wen Co. Mr. Prices credit was
excellent, but heavy real estate investments severs'
years ago weighed HIM down, and the iailures 0i D
D. grr, OF Greenwich street, ana H. Anathan OF fn''
al iphia, by winch he lost $4,000, forced MN 10
suspend The ilHuitiLies are vAriousv esuma,eu WI
u Is believed that they Will DOT exceed $iooUoo,
which includes MS real estate Indebtedness. Inc
mercnandise liabilities amount TO abou' $so,0oo, us
triuuted mainly this city while MS business ASSETS
vaiueu aJout $780, O0U. his real estate was pur-
chased at high ngures, aud portion OF ~ Is mort
gagged for It's full value IL IL thought tnat II an AZ.
range be made Do TO sacrifice tue real estate
he would 10 time br aole 10 pay 70 luii us more nan
the Of the mortgages could be realized credit
expressed their Willingness yesterday TO make
any arrangement by which me business would not ue
sacrificed, add there oUuUt that satisfactory
viii be enr G. cd Among the creditors are
We'll u Co., whose claim Is repOrted 10 be $2U,Uo0;
Havsmeyer Il yigelius, and Charles F. Tag Il Co.,
$4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03
LOWER COMM ,sIONs WANTED.

Another application for lower com mssons was put
In circulation on the street yesterday ana received
numerous signatures. The pslItion reads as ioi-
ows:-
20 GovsRNiSe COMMITTEE or THE NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Tne undersgned members OF ths Stock Exchange
respectfully represent tnat in their opinion the
transactions ade Tor parties
members OF the Exchange 10 Vppressv and injurious TO
the Ucst interests OF the pisness OF the kxcnange.
We therefore tnat You Will modify the existing law
the commission on uch transactions TO
the former OF one sixtsenth OF one per cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03
UNIFORMS FOE THE STAGE DRIVERS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Occupying Office on Wall street all day long see
from windows The 0mnbuses Of The Madison ave.
line, AMI course tan TO notice that most
conspicuous OBJECT about the STAGE the driver Now,
in the Interest OF common decsacy would suggest
tina. drivers clad some more slightly m.nnor
than In tue Costumes ut pre- III vogue The rudy.
nosed tramp he passes you on lhe street IN ns
Wonderfully gotten up Goat vi many iaorics need OK
cite NO especial o"muent; but that we'-io 40 and
su.positiousy respectable company should suner It's
emp oyes to offend The puDnc 4 ze ny exnb.ting SO
couspicuUusy GU three vi our m 81 Irequenteu and
elegant tno the vi,anVus grb peculiar TO
average ''Duss" driver - simply prepos,erVus.
WALL SrREEIER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03

has appointed Colonel A. Bishop Baldwin, or South
Orange, receiver. The petition praying tor the APP
poin' ment states the present assets Liabilities az
foiows:-Assets consisting oil cash, bonds and mort
cages, onl- receivable, Citizens' Insurance STOCK
($4 5OO interest," xi furni face value,
$64663 81 present eslimaed value $40 $40 80; laoi
itlrs DUE depositors, t62,563 rs; loans payable,
$40 $50 S5 expense "ccouni, 5000 Total $685. ss4 CO.
ejaculation made by the secretary OF tue bank SHOWS
that the depostors VIII ABOUT sixty cents on
the dollar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03
THE EXCISE PROBLEM.

THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS ON THE sITuA-
MENr OF THE DIFFIcuLTx-rHE NEW Ex-
crsE BOARD
AT meeting OF the Police Commissioners. held
yesterday, Com missioner Ernarct introduced
luton which, II passed, would have revived the
events OF December last and made the present easy
task OF obtaining a sunday morning appstlser dif-
fcuit undertaking The resolution offered by him 10
a. iollows:-
the sae liquors IN quantities and u times places
vented within the pact by inspectors police within
their rep etvs districts nd nat ths Law regard ns the
hotels tins ely ssDseiaiy the scoad Inspection pis.
Resolves Ths: the superintendent be in.,rus.sd TO
the police TO him wrtin by three
r. -. on h"nsay Of each week following hif ordsr The
OF the proprietor aud opposite the and location
S sss is @ Sr a
place on the sunday such whether y was
such hotel places tor violation while the
wa se
ited the inspector VIII state whether he OF the
ing day and to whom the proprietor Of
the ois who was sg.y OF such violation anu Of the osr
has been applies for they viii state the reason tor neglect,
% ne Of the and
ns to a thu places w a e
VIOLATIONS exist written report of
aws the
Sunday tor which the report Is made.
President Smith ana Commissioner Nichols were
present. besides Mr.. Erhardi, Mr. Wncclrr being mt
home, sick. comm sonrr smith offered su,sti-
iule the following, which was suppo ted by himself
aud mir. Nichols, Mr. Efhardt opposinR Alter ts
adoption substitute II was passed. unau nously
Complaints to these headquarters that
the sunday law has been violated hotels
in this city; therefore,
Resolved superintendent be directed require
each inspection district in writ
Ing each Monday vther liquor been sold hotel
respe districts before violation
aw, If report detail all the crcumst Of
such violation.
And So that the Superintendent shall the neces-
sary steps satisi, himself whether such has
enforced each nd every sunday, and shall
to the Board usdays nj its meeting to the enforce
uent Lon-enforoement OF tho above law within the
limits OF the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03
RECEIVER wicKHAMs pETIrIoN.

On petition OF ex-Mayor wickham, receiver OF the
Security L,ie Insurance and Annuiy Company, Judge
Brauy yesterday appointed stephen A. Walker rel
cree to take proof aud rcpor. the Court the
OF all persons entitled to participate IN the fund OF
tho company IN the hands vi the receiver and
the Respective amounts OF their net claims against
SAID Iund and, further 70 take proof as TO what as
position shall be made OF any ana all premium
and loans III the habds oil the receiver The referee
is urt her ordered 10 report TO what claims are
led to preference, anu u So IN what order ana what
divide nd should now be declared among them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03
PLUNhLTT PLUNDERED.

On Friday night gang Of rufnans entered the sa-
loon OF John Piunkst No 1870 PassAic street. Newark
NJ j. seizcd hold OF the proprietor, beat him TO
OF insensibity anu tnou robbed his tiiL Yesterday
Daniei Gollns aud Lawrence Collios, whom MT Plum
ket penoyes 10 be tho sf ASSISTANTS, were arrested
and are he'd ON charges oil atroclous assault.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03
THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION BONDS.

To THE EDITOR OF HERALp.-
Three years ago was silly enough to be msled into
the convcllon that BY paying $40 tor one OF the In
dustrial Exhibition bonus would some day be the
recipient OF large prize and thereby reap great
harvest, anu dare say there hundreds OF Others
VINO been weak as 10 ull INTO the same trap.
Now, SIR there law ~ whch tue holders OF these
uOuds red eos? II tue law ID not Ignored
then will receive pr0tectOn, Tor surely this Que
OF many that comes wi,hin It's reacL. ana
ask tue authorities to bripg 10 justice and prosecute
Tue UfenderR J. A. b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03
ANoWEn.5.

POLICEMEN AND CONDUCTORS DEFENDED.
POLICE PROTECTION IN wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY.
10 THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
fully agree with "scarcd" in denouncing the wav
the villages III Westminster county are protected.
There nave ocen no arrests made although burplar,e.
have been committed IN broad Daylight rhe no,,c.
are very careiut u keep tuese AFFAIRS oul a, Inc
papers, consequently tney are not planed.
ROBBED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03
SCHOOL vENrlLA ZION IN JERSEY CITY.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HBRALD:-
1t is'now CONCEDED that the most e1lcacious meani
OF correcting puuc abuses "Complaint Booko Of
the HERALD. Please allow unfortunate denizun Of
New Jersey space Tor his complaint have two boys.
send tuem 10 tue public school Jersey City Heights
On several occasions they have home sick and
have had 10 nave the DOCTOR TO attend thcm On IN.
Quryl hnd that school is heated 10 a very high
temperature aud tnut AT intervals the teachers
th.mseiv,s few minutes, DISMISS the Toys wnuvus
permitting them TO put on ovcIcoats. Inc children
are thus III lew minutes transferred IRON great
heatunuatura ueat-to tue outsue cold, to chilled
through, ana, possibly their constitutions ruined Tor
lie some Tune ago Tue HERALD Dermitted discus
SION ID US coumus On NE auvlsabity vi having molh.
ers AS teachers. Hal known then as inucn AS / DO
nov Of tue entire indifference oil those youna ,ady
teachers 10 the heath vi the chIidryu tted 10
thelr care would nave been strong advocate Tor
the pacns oil tue cauren OF tenuer years
VINO would nave a mvtnsrs interest and = motner,s
watChiulness In the hoailh OF me children. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03
AN INTERESTING EXHIBIT.

Tho Young Mems Christian Association report for
tho month just ended q total Attendance at their
rooms, Twenty third street and Fourtn avenue, Of
2i776 books used library, 1870; number using
boo.s, 40; attendance at prayer meetings beid IN
y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

TNorE.-Letters intended for this column must U
accom- panied by the writer's fuli name and ADDRESS
insure attention. Complanants who are unwil',nR'o
comply with this rule SIMPLY waste time 10 wr"inH
Write only on one side OF tho papsr.-Eo. HERALpl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03
NoN-rNronoEMENr OF THE SUNDAY LAWS

NoN-ENFoRcEMENT OF THE SUNDAY LAWS.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Why all the lager beer saloons on Filth street,
between Second the Bowery, allowed to bs
open all aay Sundays and never c,osed any
night until three or TOUR O'CLOCK? The poi ce station
II the corner OF Fifth street and Second avenue,
aud tue police go on their usual rouuds regardless or
tier uuly, allow these openly the law
AZ uehaLce. More wives ana chiiuren would be
better fed and clothed II the Sunday law we've OBJ
served. uH HU&ANIiY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03
MINOR BUSINESS TROUBLES.

A meeting Of the creditors Of John W Kettlcman,
butcher AT Washington Market and at Long Branch
was held yesterday At the ofce Of Register Little 10
prove debts and eloct an assignee IN Bankruptcy
Seven creuor proved caims amounting 10 81 l62 -
the largest beng those oil u Patton, ST. 1873 ~, aud
Tn, Harlem Bridge, Morrisania anu Foruham Railroad
Company, ST. 2I a. The schedules presented show
assets The election OF an assignee was postponed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03
To rnx EDITOR or rnK AsnAln.

When your genaiand good natured corrcsoondon,
&c D'paces street car conductors and policeman ~.
meath what he Is pleased TO call gentlemen ,b,or ,o
Is making very serious mistake. My experience IN
New YORK city since lSi7 furnishes me win coo,
NnV"'euse VI Tue haots and general manner OF each
anu 10 Justice to them cun BAY mat have never wi
Messed either Vi them Dauuo lacy In lbs m.,,na, Nv,
scr,osd ny &c d." nor In any other way unoecom,ns
T. W. u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03
THE ORIENTAL SAVINGS BANK.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Please INFORM me when the dopositors OF the Orien
tai savings Bank will receive their money IL is now
almost Two since ~ doors we're closed and
nothing nas been heard from 1t sincc. l am poor
mechanic. am dependent ON what little bave saved
and which IL I'LL IN TINT bank. SUFFERER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03
TIE SLvLNlA'S AkMORY FUND.

The following additional subscriptions TO the new
armory fund have been recoivcd:--Aslo House (Al.
len Daml $500; Corn Exchange Bank, $780,
Thomas N. Lawrence, 5000; j. A. Bostwick, 500
John l. Bremen $l0U; A. Van Sanvoo, Il, 500; Chase
d Atkins, 800; Morrison, Herman & Co., $780,
Hanover Fire Insurance Company, 500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03
A QUESTION ron EVERY HOUSEHOLDER.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Could not somebody urge the erection OF public
scales in each ward as to have our Goals weighed
before s,ening q receipt for the dealerS This would
be perfect blessing TO prevent cheating IN weight
FAIR DEALER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03
POWERS, GAsroN & CO.

An effort is beng made by the creditors Of Powers,
CASTOR Co, wholesale dealers In shoes. corner OF
Church aud Duane streets, who recently made u
assignment to James Il. Hedges, to throw the firm
into bankruptcy, and petition for that purpose
been fed by twenty-eight creditors whose claims az
gregate $l66,0 Among the creditors who unite in
the petition the follow ing:-wiiliam Claim, Co.
burn Co, SAL So; Isaac Ptouty Co., $l6 SIC So
A. H. Haughton, SIS SS5 AZ; l. Canda & Co.,
$l4,1s2 So Breeder h southwlck, $l2,a79 SO; james
4. Wesson, $7,273 Al; b. f. Dosk IL Co., 81, 056 50;
Keenc Brothers, So 036 50; S,oughon Boot an Snoo
COMPANY $5,6sS 70; r brigham 4 Co... s5,zlo So /;
+. p. Merriam + Co, 81, Sos %; Z. e. Haugnton &
Co., 81, los 80; J. KImvan & 20 s4,97l 4S; Capp
l. Being, $3,O57 ~; Alexander Wilctt 81, 700; A. s.
JOHNSON Co, S., 446 SO; e. T. Grampson, $29l6 4o
Laland Il Cnuesehan, ST. $50 y; Thomas White Co.
81, 796 90; J. Il. q. ii. Walker. $l.7l5 40; DAVIS
Whiiehou, & Co., S1,434 20; h. W. Lttl. nsid Co.,
$l0l5 Nearly all the ABOVE Indebtedness Is on goods
sold 10 the arm, Tor which they gave promlssory
notea The petition alleges that the ussie
made defeat the operations OF the Bankrupt act;
and an order TO show cause WHY the memuers OF the
firm, Messrs. Stephen II. Powers, William CASTOR,
e. ederick b. Stone aud Hiram ". Cable, should not DO
adjudcsted oanErupts has been granted. returnablc
on the 9th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03
A RECEIVER APPOINTED.

The petition OF tho Peoples savings Institution Of
Newark, TO Chancellor Runyon, ior the appointment
OF receiver was granted yesterday. Tho ohancsnor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03
INTEREST ON ASSESSMENTS.

To TIE EDITOR of THE HERALD:-
learn that oil mas been presented In the Legisla-
ture to interest arrears of assessments In
THIS city. fhat bill ought also interest
taxes IL IL haro that the property holder who would
pay he could should De compelled 10 pay twelve per
cent When our Guy i've per cent bonds are seling vi
two per cent premium. A oUFFERER. /.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

Mr.. aabcrzolo, cigar maker, VINO resides In Pros.
meet street. Brooklyn, whio proceeding homeward Mt
a late hour Friday night WAS Knocked down and
robbed NJ tho corner Of Garrison and Front Streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03
PLAY BILLS AT BOOTHS THEATRE.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
BY giving TINS place you viii oblige and at the
same time warn your readers who may wish to at
tend the peror at Booths Theatre to provide
themselves with Dill oil the play before gong inside,
utter impossbiIity 10 Obtain one when tney
get inside T. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03
HOW no SETTLE IHE QUESTION

To THE EDITOR OF The HERALD
The best way 70 settle the ticket selling business on
the Union ferries Is 10 reduce the iare to one cent
- 8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03
THE NEW EXCISE BOARD.

The programme laid down by the new Excise Com
missiouers II carried out cannot fail to give entire
satisfaction to all persons who may have bust
ness with them. The first step taken by
them--tnat OF receiving applications for licenses
without demanding the pay ment Of the license
fee IN advance-meets with general approval and
Is regarded AS evinence OF TAR dealing which has
not invariably characterized the conduct Of Uusi.
ness IN the Excise Bureau. The announcement IL
was thought would Cause a marked increase In tbs
number Vi Applications, but such has not been The
Case large number OIL licenses were Issued 0y the
ou Board anu iew ny The new, but there are still
hUtci auu saloon Keepers VINO have not troubled
themselves 10 take out Licenses, ana VINO are now
waiting some aennue action by the Legislature
Political influence 10 have weight with the new
Commissioners ana go-betweens Will lot DO coun-
tenanccd Complaints are iLvued against any inspec-
tor att .che VINO may endeavor 10 levy or co.,
cct any fee Tor his services Other Than ID proviued
ana recog Dized as legitimate Tue system Vi Keeping
the accounts 10 to be maze thorough and
possiDe ano The clerks are 10 transact
their Win the pubic hereafter over their
desks IN businesslke way Instead OF IN the entries
ana vi the Offices, where the privileged few
we're LAken to the OF the many who hnve not
the good fortune 70 DC on familiar terms with them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-03
AN UNSETTLED QUESTION.

1t was during the absence Of General Smith in
Europe that wholesale upon the liquor
dealers made and when Com missioner Erhurdt
acted In n's stead as president. OF the Board OF Police
Commissioner Nichols 1t will be oered, entered
mild protest against the rigid enforcement OF the
law called tor by Commissioner Erhardt, but It
not needed, and the r4ids were nude. Al
thousand saloon Keepers were arrested Tor selling
beer without license, The only showing they
could make OF their right 10 do so Deiug what
were known Us ''receipls," when were not recog-
nized by the police licenses. Nearly all these
liquor dealers now mold licenses 10 sell beer
which dated BACK 10 the time when the receipts
gwen and the money paid, and yet they are un.
In Lhe OF $lUV each to appear Tor trial
charged with vocation Of the EXCISE law. As they
been disturbed by tue police since they ex-
cuanged the "reeeipts for censes II Is 10 be sup.
posed the police recognize and respect tue lat
ter; AND tho latter back to the waen the
receipts issued II would seem that these men
have unJusty arrested and are he'd IN bonds
tor trai charged with OIeuce they couiu nave
committed. such Is the complaint oil many OF Them,
and settlement OF these cases will be matter Of
much interest,"