The New York herald., 1878-07-09

.ev..vy anu susn rsfsr To ssTanners Index" for .
thar at remarka6le however that the earliest
stance OF brain disease developed ey the running Of
The Netrop opoli,an Elevated isalIroAd should
the doclors WHO nave signed this remarkabis medical
and surg zeal protest y
IL was stated by those Interested in The scheme OF
rapid transit to property owners along The route pro-
posed that u could not njure property, oscauss Is
would be almost noisesss when IN operation. The
very opposite the iact. Tue noise 10 terribly
noying 70 store ana shopksepsrs 20 those occapying
rooms, Oats and houses which the srsins pass. Many
people have sAiq 70 me that they would be compelled
70 move TO get nd OF the unbsarabls nuisance Some
people who are paying $50, $50, $40 and 500 Tor
cannot be absted they could not be hired TO stay,
much less pay rent. Is there "a smell OF horse rail
roads" about thisY have patients who nave ex-
pressed very often durins the last three weeks
that they coIid not staud The noise and
aud from he terrible NOISE, although II was
very desirable that they should remain IN tho Guy TO
attend to their business Is there "a smell oi morse
railroads. about thisf man builds an apartment
house Sixth avenue st cost OF 5000 which
will furnish homes tor thirty rcspectsols families
remuneratve prices TO the owner but because this
beautiful rapa transit establishments (Which the doc
tors and people Fifth affecI 10 be so well
pleased with, and thinK nssessary tor the comfort
OF themseiyesj creates sucu racket about their
heads thai ~ Give ufteen families conciuac TO move
IN month. leaving as many apartments empty
ihsy
MI friend Dr. Sayrs declares be did not sign the
protest. ! should not expect him to. II does not
trouble him or his family. living on Fifth avenue;
because the noise. din ana cattsr were no Cause OF
complaint 10 citizsns residing on Sixth avenue,
then we, the ctizens Of Sixth avenue, without
dsucon Of color previous condition oil servitude.
offer To give up this beautiful nonstrosity entirely
aud let hlm have II removed to Fifth avenue. We
viii do still better; we w pay all the expenses OF
ihe removal and say, Take her and be happy.
signed protest most gladly, rs Is In consonance
with my CONVICTIONS on tho subject Ia the present
state things II 10 int0ierabie nuisance every
person residing on % doing business IN sixth
avenue Or any Of It's side streets within
halt block OF IT, and II cannot
be made less Of uu,sance BY reducing
OF and dsagreesbls vibrations Of Tue
structure, and the buzzi0g roar of some oil the en-
gnes ruu upon H. tUgslbcr with the constant escape
Of sparks ana cipders thersIrom then II ought Ia %
Indicted by the Grand Jury and the company pro-
bibted from runhing thor trains ill they have com
pied with the reasonable demands OF the people whom
they have 30 ur disregarued. Ia signing the protest.
living do Within iorty lect OF SIKH avenue gave
expression only TO my ideas, but the denun-
oil y9 of every 100 Citizens Of Sixth
avenue without taking into account any smew oi the
horse railroads, and the Metropolitan Elevated Rail-
road Company win do well TO listen 10 the voice OF The
people, as expressed IN that remarkable medical and
surgical protest. and proceed at do what they
10 make It possible Tor people to live, and do
business with some degree Of comfort along the line
OF their road W.S WATSON, N. d.