davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
TRUANT GIRLS.

Before Judge Otterbourg, at tho Essex Market Pc
lice Court yesterday, Joseph Rosenberg man about
ntty years OF ago, charged with abduction. HIS
alleged captves werc there also-thrce girls OF feep
fourteen and twelve years-susan and Mary Ann
Murphy and MiIlicent Tomas by name. Over week
has passed since they disappeared from their homo
No. III Catharine street. ihcy had COMO 10 Madison
street school In the morning and had left at three
o'clock to return home, but Of ther subsequent
whereabou nothing could DO learned. Mr.. Murphy.
the iathsr OF the missing girls, every effort
to find thom. A general alarm sent out by tho
police, while the relatives OF the children
searched high aud low Tor them. six days.
however, slipped away without anything beng
near r,snas tina, .nev aao Deem seen "S,"r
ing The premises No Is East Broadway. At shutdown,
several OCCASIONS, and once or twice had besn no.
ticci leaving u during The aay. Tho Murphys mado
inquiries tho pace anu learned that u was
cupied by Joseph kosen berg bathing establish
menL when Questioned Rosenberg admitted that ne
knew toe children by sight, but said that hc
nothing oil them, and repeatedly assured father and
that thcy we're not sccreted IN his place. They.
however, persevcred and Rosenberg threatened them
with arrest. This looked suspicious, aud Oticcr
Brady, OF the Seventh precinct was called upon 10
search the bathing establishment. WIN It's owner
he explored mszc OF apartments, with
trap DOORS rccesses and other mysterious
accessories and about TO give up his search win
he noticed a closet OF the bathrooms which he
insisted ON opening. There, slowed safely out Of
sight, tho three children were found and restored 10
their parenta This was tho story tho prosecution
presented the evidence against Rosenberg. For his
part he disclsmcd any Intentional guilt. Tho chill
dreB, he SAID, had como TO bis place and remained
there without hts approval He had endeavored TO
induce them TO leave him, but tney declined do SO,
seemed resolved To abandon thor homo forever.
TINS statement OF Rosenrcrs seemed so peculiar, In
view OF tho allegations against him. that was deter
mined TO further Investigate the case. The children
were givon IN charge OF tho Society for tho Proven
matter the prisoner was admitted 70 bali iii fur
thsr examination can DO made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12

PARTNERS AT LOGGERHEADS.

Christian Eise, Of First avenue and lo6th street. had
n dispute with his partner. Joseph wcsthoim, and tho
pair appeared yesterday IN tho Harlem Police Court
adjust their differences Judge Flammor told ihcm
no could not interfere and tho nrm lett tho court
room only to roncw their quarrel In the hallway.
onccr Flanagan ordered them 10 desIst, and when
they refused escorted thcm again into the presence
OF the magistrate. His Honor warned them not TO
commit u breach OF the peace, out when Westheim
turned to 10 Eisig seized nm and uttered OPP
probious cptheL Westhcim. now thoroughly aroused,
began assuming defensive attitude, whom Sergeant
Barrett interiorod aud reduced both combatants to
submission Judge Fiammer then directed Wcstheitn
make a complaint against Esig, which being done,
HIS Honor sentenced the offender to months
prisonment, In default OF bona Tor good behavior
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12

deputy register:-
nIsx sys and as !. Ssh sa.ioo David Mo-
s7.h y, n; =, 4Oa Il, Of 30 av I6.axIoos; Sarah
Ay ssr = Of la.S st. 77sasa David No. 'a
ssaG ); Gerry ana husband to New York Dale.
rssrxss tso ias,: Henry G.roasi and vile 10
Sd Az wa: i; ,aGsl r. Solioo:; Is q. 49,
7s a sna Ss 70 u II = ID la a x H.
, ssasr 70 o a ssh :, ne; :; -, Nom
9Th ss + sts ~ q wayeriey place s'
IF. Wilder iexccuto., 70 A. Rcn s..;. l4.loo
u Cornen G. W. Parsons. ...........:: e25o
S%s:GH y; " .sss s'59
Same property; N. niuschborgsr aud wife TO jose
als ana .s s. j. 81 is ST. isax6o So
ueorso ". Parsons Is Gallagher 5000
chill husband 10 j. Evans: ieooo
band 4. Doyle 5000
les ss T.; Aaa. s.s, .na to
7esi =, Brewster s 4 q; Az ids j. s,.. Nom.
n. Levy ssissss soJ ha' .sn''.sn som
Di"I psSu s ;.:rs 20 :, r G.naoa st. aoxioo
llsth \: ::.sasGs e i.ssy.. sd.ss.1i:: 80
iissh st. u. :. 2i5 f. e. Of 4sh aSxiooIi; ~
laoh ST. s.. i25 II. w. Of av K. iasxioo ii Also
NOE T H. ssi I. e sS A. lssaoo
i2o.h y. :: Harlem River q years. H. Collins -,
B.osaway No. Sa7 Is years.; 4. Gibson to John j. 800
Goth st East. No. Ia s years. " Hai6 TO K 80
asa st.. : =. lis H. " ii 4th Nv III years., ii. Car.
amer to W. 0. Carpenter. ............. 1850
Bormann, Hermann, to John BohIken, n. q OF 10Th
Boone. E IT M y A %sp' sonn:y II so st.
Carpenter. William q. 10 IL Gardiner. g. s. Of ESD
81, q Atm Az; year .....,.. 1881
of TIN st.: OF M.dison .:.;...:;.. 1850
Freeman Louisa NJ ana husband. 20 Mutual Lie ~
Insurance Company. g. =. OF 56th st., Q. OF 5th
Grissso John and wife 10 Xrysa widow aud or
phan Association, .. W. corner OF Attorney and
Hard, Julia and husband. TO g. Rose. n O. corner OF
Spring 81 and Lexington t23d ward years. 1000
Briggs. Fordham av oath ward 2.ooo
kattenhorn. Herman IL. and wife. TO r. w. Quick
texecutor) OF 61st st., W. Of Sd sv years Also
Same TO same OF 6ist ST. W. Of BID av. years. ATS
st.. 9. q "a Av; year 1000
West siss.t; years 1900
urusioeJ No. 354 Pearl stj l2.oot
Ryan. Michael ana vile. to John schmitt, g. .. Of
40th st. OF 18th av ysars....., .......... 500
Houston St, w. OF iss av; years. ........ $500
siInon Nina and others. 10 T. IA. Delano urusteo).
: No 5O2 Beccker ST. year. ...... $685.. s,5ot
volk Frederick and WHO, TO q. Cugin n. g. of 3Sth
81, between 9TH and iosh years ....... e.oot
Waace. Jane A.. 10 II. Harrison. 9. . vt Madison
ASSIGNMENT or xoarcAGxs
Broadway Savings Institution to H. r. Brown.. &7O0C
DO Berthois A. T.. y Barbour. 800
Exner A., to " y. Hitchcock ................. 2UU
ireland, N urustee). TO James Mury. "a. OoC
Murray, koDcrt. 10 II. j. Armstrong TOO
satchelI, g. j.. TO James Mulry. ....... 10000
Union Dime savings Institution 90 Caroline y.
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12

l. as depositor. having upward Of $500 in the bank
do not believe there word Of truth or sincerity
In his staemenI II he any OF she trustees means
business I will sell my account for eighty cents
on the dollar. If all persons with $500 and
upward In the bank win do likewise, and
those who bad $3.50 aud less than 5000, wiz
sell Al reduction OF ten per cent aud those that had
IRON 500 800 will submit reduction or sell NJ
. discount OF Two per cent, | think that the bank
Will have every opportunity and be ablo TO pay tho
balance Of tho depositors--who, presume, are Tho
poorer class--n full III they don't mean business
why agitale the subject In reference 10 tho bank
ON Gals taking charge again. What they ought 10 do
u 10 appeal the reduce fees OF the
receivers compel them 10 make detailed state
ment at stated times, ask TO have law passed
which will make savings bank rustats directors or
managers responsible Tor the payment OF the 70.
cever's fees. As regards banks, ws must not lose
sight Of the fact that there punishment tor those
VINO violate the law aud 10 10 duty 10 DO vglant
and sec .vhat no guilty man cscapos.n N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
THE ALLIGATOR PLANT.

1uR EDfroR or rns HERALD
IA tired Of seeing the wholesale swindc, which 10
q perpoiratcd by tho pedIors OF tho so-caiIed
gator pianr' from Florida or Georgia, which
wrow or bloom In . glass OF water. IL Is nothing
bno sweet gum, or, as some call II, species Of
ctree. VI course u will bud II kept In water, 50
w Willow twis, but II u no alligator plant Ask
AT those who have purchased II they have not
bswlndiod. have asked tbs police why they do
nerest these boys As peddiiog without hconss and
use pretsLders. Thoy say they have done 30. Tut
Libosn asked ny the Judge II they were not Wiling
tcvthcrs earn penny and have been severely
renlandod tor bringing IN the pedlers.
ONE WHO KNOWS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
POPKiNS' COMPLAINT.

Abraham Popkins, OF No 81 Bayard street, np-
peared before Judge Murray, at tho Tombs Police
Court yesterday and charged David Newman with
having given him ccuntcrsit bills In exchange Tor
goods. Mr. Popkins said that AMONG tho bills In MS
drawer he found ono VI S., which was counterfeit.
lie could swear postivoIy. however, that II was
the same bill which tho young man had gwen him.
Judge Murray sent the accused 10 the United states
Commissioners, but they ava not consider the evi-
dcnce important and sent hin back Judge Murray
was Of the same opinion, and Newman was dis
charged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
nen1nLE CONDITION OF ynosr STREET.

HGRIRLE CONDITION OF 'FRONT.' STREET.
rnI EpiroR or THE HERALD:-
Isae call the attention Of Mr. Allan Campbell to
I dspiorable condition OF Front street between
knan and Fulton, especially on tho market SIDE.
think we have q right 70 ask TINS small favor OF
We pay into the city treasury quite large sum
ny, and the street where We have 10 load ana un-
10 disgrace 70 a great city. We have made
iber OF conpla, nss, buI attention has boon paid
tcm. We uow ark you to mako an appeal for ~,
receive tho thanks OF Tue
SUFFERING NARKETMEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
sARrHNpERs Va. CAR cosDucroRs.

10 ~ EDIToR or THE hxRALD:-
Yirleading editorial on April states that "bar-
70 a. as . GLASS are not any more honest than car
coptors" Now, they should not be compared y,
NY, the simple reason that bartouders arc not
wliDu might call thieves IL u BARTENDER makes
mo he makes IL without ''docreasing the revenue"
OF Employer A conductor cannot. What Is tho
rcaH A bartender making his own change works
as tgh no had interest In tue business. he Will
scoIixc 70 tue last drop OF liquor, aud even savcs
Tor pr opri otorA BAR TENDER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
WHAT IS HE DOING?

THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
I is now nearly ono yoar since tho American Popu-
Lilo Insurance Company passed. into the hands
receiver, ana as yot dividend has boon PAID 10
policy holders. Is there not some way by which
q matter can DO expedItodY The referee made his
port some weeks ago regarding the changed poll
is. Can he not, through the press, givo some idea
when he expects 70 dole out 10 tho policy holders
cir pittance OF what Is lcftY
ANXIOUS POLICY HOLDER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
HE MonRIsAsIA STEAMBOAT LINE.

T, 1EDIroa or THE HxRALD:- - /
A amuter on tho New Haven Railroad begs to call
atetn 70 tho utter disrsgard Of the rights Of tho
pss,crs by tho Morrisanla Steamboat line. The
lstepmpany advertises TO run IN connection with
% NO railroad. maxi ing specified landings on tho
wy 3ut every now aud then thoy make extra land-
IFS cording 10 their own convenience, and, us the
poRoos arc trying the experiment Of economic
ilueI ana opgnesrs' wages, all NJ Tho expense OF
\ raroad pAss eng ors u. s..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
THE NEW TARIFF BILL.

TIE EDITOR or THE HnRALD:-
Void Il not DO well to suggest TO our mechanics
ad w,rking people call meeting for tho pur-
ose opposing the Wood Tariff bill, either KIN Il as
who, or let tho duties on manufactured articles
iain upon the present tariff II IL u mischtovous
ositin Tor Mr.. Wood 10 take to say that American
IAN uictures compete, oven, with foreign
II Is not the case. American mechanics
md wrking people arc down, down. now. How
nuc hover does Mr.. food want TO place usY
A WORK lNGMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
cAnELEss woRKMEN.

rus EDITOR or THE HgRALD:-
pmething ought to be done In regard 10 the care
ness OF tho employees on tho elevated railroad. /
coming through Barclay street this Wednesday,
ming when something struck mo on the shoulder
pked to what IL waa and 10 my great astonish-
II l saw . hammer weighing at ioast nltcon pounds
oh, II II had struck me on the head. would have
Id me. T. l. D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
TOO MUCH DRILL.

rHE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
ny Ia the National Guard compelled 10 driil from
10 three hours every week when the code calls
pnly one hour and u half2 AS a workingman am
able 70 devote this timo 10 military exercises.
A MEMBER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
4 HINT TO Mn. nERaH.

:"
rHE EDITOR or rHE HERALD:-
III the HERALD through Its "Compaint Book"
the attention OF tho Society for tho Prevention OF
city to Animals to . Wild man, styling himself
- who says he keeps rabid dog TO spread
dread discase, tho rabies. This man should BIO
xcd after, as the recent cases ot hydrophopia may
raced TO him and his dog. My own skye terrier
crs Tor its daily exercise since this hydrophobia
. advertised himself through tho HERALD.
SECOND AVENUE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
BASEBALL IN THE STREETS.

nE EDITOR OF tue HERALD
wish to call the attention OF the police omcers 70
crowd oil boys who congregate In Ffty -nrst street.
NEIGHb0R.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
COTTON or THE sIxPESSr SAVINGS BANK,
Tar EDITOR or the HERALp:-
ANSWER.

Tax EprToa or THE HERALD:-
iicres,od inquirer" In tho complaint column Of
thOtn inst, isanxious hear few plain words from
anepos,tor about tho proposal Of ihs President OF
tnixp anny savings Bank TO advance ti0o, 600 from
nlrlya,s income V Augment The assets Of me bank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
A SUGGESTION FROM JERSEY.

A SUGGESTION FROM JERSEY.
THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
1.-Two IN Jersey City and usc the Sixth avenue cars
annually ana expect TO do SO In spite OF Tho OLE
cd Railroad but 1t would be very strong argu-
Mt In their favor II they ferry at tho foot
Desbrosses street. This they could easily do by
lning tow OF their one horse cars through Watts
got 70 West street, which would answer the purpose
involve only tho extra expense OF laying three
cks OF tracks COMPETITIONS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N. Y, April II, 1878.
In tho Court Of Appeals, April IL, 1875
No. 32i Adair vs. acknowledgement resumed
and concluded.
No 2gA Hunt VS.. Church.-Arguod by George y.
Daniortn for appellant; }. b. Adams, tor respondent
Case still on.
CALENDAR.
Tho day calendar for Friday, April IL. ls7s, 10 ~
folloNs:-Nos 81 So lA3, l31, 200. 1871.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
THE INDUSTRIAL HxHIBITIoN

Ma THE INDUSTRIAL ExHIBITIoN,
rHE EDITOR or TUE HgRALD:-
wish to make complaint against the Industrial
Iibition Company. bought . bond some time ago
paid all the money that was worth nj tho limo,
scting to draw something, but have not heard OF
10Y or company since. would like TO ask II the
} tolerate such gross imposition on tho people.
he OF the directors are fully able 70 pay pack the
heH TELMIG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CuA MBERa-No 6s, So, 80. no.
16s, 2os, 2o6, 252, 253, 254, go ESQ, 81, $40.
SUPREME CoURr-GENkRAL TERM-Adjourned until
April 20.
ssc ass ils
az AZ 40 al. 4s 4a2 Ass ss6 Ass s7S. $3.50, $685.
SUPREME CouRr, CIRCUIT. Part Hold by Judge
Van Brunt-Short causes-Nos l72, So5s, 3io0, 2yle,
3221 $685. $751; $780, $685. 1922 2784 $685. 1922 1855.
ss7s ssis. so4s, so7o aoae. 1894 1851, a2s2 1905,
2967 253l 3299 1914 2377 3a19 1922 3332 $685. 3o52
lo4s. Part s-Asd BY Judge Lawrence;.Nos ITS,
1927, 216l, 3033, 3140, 3271, 1885,.
SUPERIOR CouRr-GxSERAL TERN.-Adjourned sine
SUPERIOR CoURr-sPEorAL TERM-Held by Judge
Sedgwck. Issues OF law-Nos. l. T. 5-lssues OF
fac,-Nos a. So H. - 10. o. !, 80, So, go, 81. So,
supsRloR coUar-TRIAL TxRM-Part Held by
Judge Freedman Case on--No 7ss No day calea-
ISL ISL 1855 al 7cs ls 10 $751; sas 500 200 Ssa
34l $685. s59 l04 Part 3-Held by Chief Justice Cur
uS-short causes--Noa OF, 1246. l222 1910. 1899.
COMMON PLxAs-GrxERAL TERx.-Adjourned for tho
term.
Coxxos PLEAs-EouIrr TERx-Hsld bv Judge Lar
romore.-Nox IA, IL, s, 20, %. 81
COMMON PLEAs--rRrAL TEsM-Part Held BY
Judge Daly-Nos l176, 2377, 143S, y5S 500. 264
ssO 2sss Pa
by Judge Van Hocsen 1885 144s. 1920 11A3 1852
1877. 2l4o, 1880, o22, 1900 l4l7. S24. 1912:
MARINE CoURr-TRiAL TKRM-Part Held by Judge
Sherldan.-Snort causss-Nos. 1854, 4209 1904 43S2,
4390 AGA sei7, A272 44O1, 4l24 AGO. ALI. Part p
Held by Judge McAdum.-Snort caases-Nox 44s3
1862 1900 1892 $685. 40S4 423l 4346 1885, 43o7 43SS
1885, 4s4l ss0l 3loS 4s6a 44a7 l4ls a4i2 ia, 446S
Part 3-Heid by Judge Shos.-ShorL causOs-No s.
1926 3ss7 4347, 1885, 4l4J 4227 4s42 44i9 4s6l 444
4445, 443L
COURT OF GENERAL sxssioxs-Part HELD by Judge
Susherisnd.-The People va. John Burke, burglary =;
Same VS. James Ragan, burglary; Same vs. Charles
D. Cromelen, burglary; Same w. Frank Golding ana
Thomas Ford, larceny from the person Same vs.
Amanda Young, petit larceny; Same Va John WILL
Jams, assault aud battery; Same vs. John Reilly, as
sauit aud battery Same Va. John Lotus, burglary.
Part 2-Heid by Judge Giidersloeve The People vs.
Mary HaIhorn, robbery; same John Thompson,
ielonious assault ana battery; Same vs. Frank Cole
man. fslonious assault and battery Same VS.. William
Redmond, burglary; Same VS. Thomas Connaugnty,
burglary Same George Hughes and Frank Buhier.
burglary; Same Charles W. Riogier, pett larceny
Same va Lewis Rand. assault and battery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.
4 FILTHY STREET.

THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
ID attention Of the Board Of Health y called 20 sne
~ condition OF Fortietn street. between Ninth ana
IA Rvsnues -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12

desire 10 call the attention Of Captain Ward 10 TIE
players In West Fihielh street. We arc con-
lily annoyed by balls flying at our windows. ana
y school hours there Is no oflcer 70 be seen- L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD STOCK.

Judge sedgwick yesterday rendered decision on
the motion for commission 10 examine Webster
Snyder and application for stay In the execution
In tho suit brought by William A. Havemeyer and
Mary o. Havemeyer, administrators Of William +.
Havemsyer, deceased against John and Henry Have
meyer which brought by the plaintiffs to recover
daage for alleged breach OF contracI the sale
OF certain Long Island Railroad stock. Snydor's
timony. was asserted could prove that the road
managed good faith and Tor the benefit OF the stock
PENDANTS TO sell their stock, AZ claimed by the plain
tins On the contrary tho plaintiffs assert that the
motion 10 merely tor delay. On the trial they
covered verdict Tor $S07l1 so The General Term Of
tho Superior Court ordered trial, they claim
that any delay In the trial will seriously teopardize
Their interests Judge Scdgwick In . briei opinion de-
mes the mOtlon for n stay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT.

Tho past two days OF the lime VI the Marine Court,
before Judge Sheridan has been absorbed In the trial
OF . most interesting breach OF promise suit the
parties to which were young American girl named
Mary Van Colt and George Pote, Of Washington
Market From tho testimony elected by M William
r. Howe tho plaintiffs counsel II appeared that MISS
Van Colt met her admiring swain some lew years
since, and that no PAID his devoirs to her and asked
Der hand In marriage, after which he betrayed
her. The evidence for the defiance was the girl
was not, like C@safs wife, above Suspicion,
but that she left her parents house and bsricnded
by young Pots, who swore he offered 10 marry
her. Mr.. Howe, however, appealed IN . very impas-
sonate address to tie jury Tor the reparasion Of his
clients wrongs, and denounced the defendant and his
witnesses scathine The jury after impair
tia charge retired elaboration and returned in two
hours with verdict OF $3.50 In favor Of the plaintiff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12
BiAoE CHARGES ON THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILRoAD.

Tcg EDITOR OF the HERALD:-
Ism to call attention TO very petty swindic i'm
pc sailors by tho baggagsmen ~ the Desbroases
81. depot OF the Pennsylvania Railroad. Inc rule
10 at all baggage laying unclaimed tor twenty
ne shall be subject TO charge OF twenty-nvc cents
fooragc. That ~ right enough. Lot me tell you Of
MISE. | came from Pniladeiphis on the tram ar
mi here al hali-past seven r. NJ, April TO- and as
bage had q canvas 0ag, tho same as carried by all
sac. Yesterday. at three y. NJ, called tor H. aud
twy-nvc cents demanded tor storage On my
70 M 70 pay they would not deliver u to me and
or Al last, sceiug that would not pay an unjust
che, II was thrown ~ me and vas told 70 got out
orould got arod. SAILOR.
COTTON OF THE sIxpESSY SAVINGS BANK.
Tdx EDITOR OF the HERALD
u q dopos,tor OF the sixpenny Savings Bank,
avery much In need OF my hard-oarnsd money.
n, has boen great deal OF noise and talk, and all
10, purpose. Here Is the quostion--ls u justice
tina receiver from Ulster county should be ap-
ped TO take charge Of moneys belonging 70 poor
p,c OF Now York without giving them any lnior.
MN or hope OF what the result viii bef This 10
d,in spits OF all tho depositors, VINO are willing TO
loten per cent oil their deposits IN order TO got
tbmoncy NJ once. In order TO satisfy tho Judge
tlsucb are tbo sentiments Of the dspositors let q
lie opened and all depositors Invited 10 call aud
stbs same, agreeing 10 accept ninety per cent ia fun
oeir claims. l venture TO say that all signatures
csse Obtained in Two weskA IL tne appointment VI
tfeceivcr IN this case has not Dsen made IN order
tot large lees IN hts hands and burden the depos-
II under the name OF Law let someih NJ be done a.
Oh A DEPoslToR.