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The New York herald., 1878-02-07

ants claim that they owned $50 shares Of their
stock and that they pledged 500 shares TO the plain
tin, whereas the AFTER claims that ha bought the
shares A mortgage was given a factory OF the
company at Bridgeport anu upon judgment obtained
involved is whether the stock held by tho
or was not pledged to him, as II belonged TO tho
company and could not be considered IN the amount
OF stock held by the stockholders, two-thirds m
amount being required TO make mortgage
Robert l. Taylor brought suit against Alexander p.
Irwin and Charles A sherman the suit being brought
against the defendants as assignees OF John H. Gard
The plaintiff charges that through bad manage
icndsnts in answerto this charge, state that the IN
vestgation as 10 the passing OF their account occu
and other expenses So insist that they should
be compelled 10 submit to another investigation
without the charges being made In more spec'nc
form and tho complaint made more definite. a mo-
tion 10 this elect was yesterday denied by Judge Law
renee.
There quito extended argument yesterday
before Judge Donohuo on motion TO vucate the
order Of arrest IN suit brought by Catharne Mcleod
against julius b. GriebeL Mrs. Mcleod claims that
sne WAS wanted US witness In SUIT brought by Mr.
Grebe 10 disposses her husband and that order TO
prevent her giving her testimony, she Was arrested
on charge OF disordefiy conduct She charges that
she also arrested second time upon n similar
complaint, and upon an affidavit that such arrests
were malicious Judge D0nohue. granted an order OF
arrest against GrieDeL Mr.. Poucher, VINO appeared
for the deiendan gave graphic picture OF the al
legged ndigntes sustained BY Grieue at the hands OF
Mrs. Mcleod, and altogether showing, us claimed,
that she was not model or desirable tenant. Mr.
Furong, on tho contrary represented the plaintiff
stenuousiy insisted that The order arrest should
stand. Judge Donohuo took tho papers Tor examina-
tion.
Henry B. Hunt, private watchman in tho employ
OF Pierre Van Hoesen, OF this city, tried at the
Richmond County Court oi Sessions. at Staten island,
Tor shooting James h. Hunt, and on conviction was
sentenced. on Monday last by Judge Westervelt, 10
the state Prison Tor Two years and halt HIS coun
sol, Mr. William +. Howe applied TO the supreme
Court Tor writ OF error and stay OF proceedings on
the ground OF an iniormality in Hunts Indictment
This application was granted, aud Mr. Howe sued out
writ oil haOoaS CORPUS Tor tho release OF the
victed prisoner until the question Involved Could be
decided by the appellate court On thc return Of tho
writ yesterday. at Supreme Court, Chambers, Pis-
trct Attorney Crook appeared Tor the people, and Mr.
Howe claimed his ciiont was entitled TO bail Judge
Donohue conceded with MIR. Howe and ordered Hunts
release on 81 900 ball. which promptly furnished
and tho prisoner set Ut liberty
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THE COURTS.
Building Of'a Bier at ''Tweed's Bay"
on Lake Champlain.
MORE COMMUNAL GRIEVANCES.
The City's Claim Against the Es-
tate of Henry Starkweather.

During the summer OF 1870, when William NJ. Tweed
was In the zenith OF his municipal power, among the
enterprises in which he interested was that OF
bhe Champan Shore Iron Mountain Company. He
became stockhoder in the company. and associated
with him Richard NJ. Tweed, Cornelius Corson,
William E. King and others OF his followers In those
days. 1t arranged 10 build pier opposite the
sompany's Lake Champlain, the cove in
which such pier was to DO built having been
duly christened, in honor OF the great hnan-
cial inagnate, sTweed's Bay" The contract
for the erection Of this pier was given 10
John b. Marshall and William Fuller, who were TO
be paid S. 900 for tho work They built the pier, pre-
sented the bill TO the company but up 10 the present
time have been unable 10 get II lquIdated. They
state that Edward Tracy the engineer who was to ex-
anime the work, pass upon IT, and give his orthcate
Of It's completion, did not visit the locality and could
not he inauced to come thero and examine the picr,
either during process Of construction or aftcr Its
completion. They brought SUIT against tho COM
pany and obtained verdict in July, 1876, Tor
$7,623 02, bat the execution on such Judgment
returned unsatished They have now brought
suit against Tweed and the other stockholders per-
sonally and Jointly. Several of them put In an
answer stating that tho work was not completed In
Accordance with the contract and that tho material
was OF poor quality. They claim that instead or
being liable Tor the payment, they really sustained
damages TO tho cxtont OF $1,000 motion was made
before Judge Donohue TO strike out portions OF the
sham and irrelevant, which motion was yes
terday grantOd.
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RAILROAD comMUrArIoN TICKETS.

To THE EDITOR oy rHE HERALD:-
Why do the managers OF tho different railroads lead
ing out OF New fork ON the Jersey City siGo, N tho
face of the present depressed state OF business still
adhere the old rates of Communication the differ
enl places along their routeS The writer, commuicr
on the Newark branch OF the Now Jersey Central Rai
road enjoying at present salary about onoiourth
ho formerly received, still poilcd pay
tho Same sum-vz., 50 pcr month, Tor Communication to
Newark which Is IA serious inroau on his reduced
cheqGcr the Pennsy vana Railroad Company lately
reduced the price OF single faros Newark TO New
York; from twenty cents To tlcen cents, but lett the
commutation raios untouched. Tho railroad com
panies reduced the pay OF thor employ the
lowest possible sum, thereby reducing ther expenses
Now let tncnI also curtail their income by reducing
tho rates Of cOmmutution say from Iwcniy-uve To
thirty per cent, and let all the Newark commuters
give their patronage lor six months To road Mich
nrst lowers ITS rates. High prices arc Knocked down
everywhere. Railroads ought not 10 be an exception.
COMMUIkR.
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
BOILER INSPECTIONS.

To THE EDITOR HgRALD:--
Having noticed several ARTICLES In tho HERALD on tho
subject OF boilers and their liability TO explode
was led to mako few inqu rios, and nnd that IN tho
city Of New YORK there arc upward OF ave thousand
steam boilers, two. thirds OF which daily use.
also lind that large percentage oil thcse boilers arc
located under the Sidewalks OF tho various streets
aud avenues You can imagine what loss OF life and
damage property would result from the explosion
OF a boiler located | also ilnd that III a largo
number cases where competent engineers
are employed tneir duties are divided between
the care vi their boilers ana packing, Shipping and
receiving goods thereby increasing the chances OF nn
explosion. Every steam boiler Ia this city rs supposed
10 10 inspected once each year by The Police
Department inspectors. hnd that this con-
sists OF a test known AZ the hyarostatic or cold
water test which, instead OF testing Doilcr,s ste am
resisting power only serves TO strain II without dis
closing the fact that there any scale tubes or
sediment iD the ooi'or. broken braces or
other ceiocts | hnd that tho form OF IN
spection adopted by stcim boiler Inspection.
aud insurance companies Is entirciy different
from the hydrosatic IL consists OF internally ia.
spcctIng once ana externally inspccling iour times
during oac yoar thereby greatly decreasing the liza.
bhlty vi boiler exploding. TINS matter OF stcam
boiicr explosion IS grave subjcct, and should bs
looked at II 10 its true light Here in New YORK wc
nave numOor oIIarsc rcta stores, IN Easements
OF which ate located boilers used for heating and ee
vatlng purposes II IN dreadful TO contemplate tho
crrlblo loss OF HE that would DO the consequent Of
tlo explosion VI one oi these botorA TINkD.
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OPPOSITE NATURES.

Mrs Margaret Farley, Of No 22o East 1ilth street,
has son. Patrick Farley, who does not ko ID 90 70
church aud docs liko to drink. On Tuesday night
Patrick home intoxicated, and asking for nis
supper mis- mother talked rchgion but declined u
spread tho table. Patrick tnercupon sczed u ncavy
kettle and tried intimdatc Mrs Farley Afcr hcar-
Ing the slory yesterday Judge Wandc told the latter
that rciigion was good thing but that "a tender
becstoak was very essential; III fact, Christianity
without Deeistoak amounted to nothing, no had fotnu
II so, ana sympathilcd with PatrcN.V His Honor adj
vscd Patrick abstain from whiskcy. ana remarked
that tnroe-ccnt icco wOad cover his liquor bill up
to tho present time" rho Judge then, at tho request
oil tho mother, released tho prisoner on parole ior
good behavior.
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 2.
Before Recorder HackelL
A BOLD THIEl

BOLD THIEF.
AS Mr. stephen Chester. electrician, OF No. l0I
Centre street, was proceeding TO the Jerry
OF Liberty street, on his way homo In Elizabeth on
the night OF tho 9th OF January last, man ran
against him IN Washington street and snatchcd his
gold watch from his pocket. He pursued tho robbcr
Tor two blocks but lost sight of him and rctarned to
the spot where the crime mad been committed Hero
a woman named Margaret Robinson, who had Prev.
ously accosted Mr. Chester as he was passinv IN.
formed him that she had witnessed tho affair aud
knew tho assaant. Upon this information a well
known thief named DAVID Startling was arrested at
No 90 West street Al tho trial yesterday tho
stated that hs &cleved the prisoner
the man who had stolen his watch, and tho
woman Robinson positively identified him. Mr. WILL
ian h. Howe, who dolended the -ed elected from
another witness, Mary O'Uonnvr, the TACT that she
ion was tho prisoner. but short, thIckset man,
whose lace however she did not sec. The Jury after
a brief ABSENCE returned verdict Of guaty. Assist
ant District Attorney Russell, who appeared Tor tho
prosecution, called tue attention oI tue Court
10 the inct that the prisoner hud been
"a professional thief ior many years. AZ year
aQo no VAS tried Or rOUbng man who
was sent House OF Detention. and IL was only
because character that the dry gave Star.
ing the ueneit OF " doubt ana acquitted him. ID
August last lac charged with breaking open the
money box OF the South Ferry Railroad ana was sent
10 the Particularly THIS crime Of when ne mad now
been convicted was only one OF many, Tor could DO
SHOWN mat brother Vi the prisoner olered
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KINGS COUNTY SENTENCES.

Judge Moore oil the Kings County Court OF Sessions,
yesterday passed sentence upon the following prison.
who pleaded guilty Indictments recently found
against them :-Marcus Beam Tor grand larceny, was
sentenced to the Poniientiary tor five years; John
Sullivan, burglary, three years IN the Penltentary
jacob Meyers, burglary, Two years; Edward Wamsicy
assault nine months IN the Penitent tiary; BcnJamln
Raymond, larceny, SIX months; William O'Connei
assault, six mohthsy James UDonahue, against whom
SIX indictments found tor grand larceny, SEN
fenced to the Penitentiary Tor two years.
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ATTACHMENT AGAINST A LAWYER

suit Of attachment was granted by Judge Gilbort,
Supreme Court, Kings county, yesterday, against H.
b. Whtbeck, member of tho Bar, Tor alleged
tempt OF Court IL was alleged that the counsel
charged more for his services while IN tho employ Of
Mrs. Tichher as legal ADVISER thun he was euttcd to
do The Court ordered HIM 10 pay the ulilcrencc be-
tween the collected for his cliont and tho
to which he was entitled
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THE HoPE-ENGLIsH LIBEL SUIT.

The attention Of the Supreme Court, Kings county,
Judge Pratt, again occupied yesterday IN the
trial OF the action brought by George T. Hope, Prcs
dent OF the Continental Fire Insurance Company, 10
recover $4,000 damages against Stephen English,
PROPRIETOR or the Insurance Times, Tor having pup
sncd articles vi an alleged bclious cnnrac-
ter The painful occupied the wiiness char during
uuu
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THE HoBoKEN FERRIES.

To THR EDITOR THE HgRALD:-
Those WHO contemplate moving to tho country, who
regard health comfort and convenience OF any i'm
portance should bo particular TO avoid localities
where II would DC pecessary to either of the Ho-
b0kcn ferrioa. For three years past Tor perhaps
longer the passengers have been subjected 10 such
comforts as wadng ankle doop In mud before reaching
the street In HobJken or, whnt may DO regarded
more pleasant spending from three to four hours OF
cold morning ferryboal, tho pattern and style Of
which would prove that had served it's age gen
tion ago. NEW JERSEY.
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FREIGHT ON MILK.

To THE EDITOR HERALD
The milk dealers in brooklyn moving in the
matter OF reduction OF milk ireights Would It not
be well TOR tho dealers Of tho city OF New York 10
take the matter In hand also? Citizens generally
should uso their influence for reduction. Tho
amount OF freight charged on milk Is oxtortonato.
have bccn iuforu that Onc-haif cent per quart
would pay as we'll as otbor ireignt, ana WY
compelled 70 pay three times that umountg
CITIZEN
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART l.
Rcforc Judyc Glide rsJeava

Before Judge Gildersleeve.
PITCHING RAILROAD TICKETS
Jonn Ii. Earl was employed some months ago In
the AUDITORS department of the New York Central
Railroad Company, Ut the Grand Central Depot, and
was discharged Tor neglect OF duty. After he had left
1t was that tickets which had already been
used put not punched by the conductors had been re-
sold It appeared that twas part OF Earrs duties TO
take tho OF the conductors and Inferred
that II was only through his connivance that the
had been taken from the 0ico TO outside and
resold Officer McMuhon, OF the Nineteenth sub
precinct, Ueng ordered TO work up the case, finally
succeeded III obtaining possession OF a number or
tickcts the apparent value OF which was $l00 which
wcro concealed at Earrs residence, No. 235 East
Forty.sixth street. Earl was accordingly into
custody and indicted Tor grand larceny. Upon ex-
animation, however, II was found that the offence
under the statute only that Of petit larceny, the
tickets question having been already use, IN
other worus that sthey were valued only so many
slips OF worthless paper, Under the circumstances
Assistant District Attorney Bell accepted plea OF
guilty of petit larceny and j udge Gdcrseeve SEN
fenced the accused to SIX months In the Ponitentary
STEALING FROM A COMPANION.
James Mcclure, alias Patrick Hart barkeepcr
was convicted OF stealing $40 from companion
named Michael Connolly, No. liz Roosevelt street,
with whom he had been drinking. He was sentenced
W three years in State Prison
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PROPOSs NEW BUILDING.

tits stated among some OF the real estate men that
new Ave or SIX story building on Bfoad"ay, between
Cedar street ami rr,dity place, running back TO TIM
pot alley, IS 10 be erected during the coming year
TINS tue site ol the old Cay HOs and. II thu siruc
be competed, ~ VIII b1 one OF tho greatest I'M
provcmonts yet made on Broadway
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SNOW ON VACANT LOTS.

To THE EDITOR HERALD
Why should not the owners of tho vacant lots
the Boulevard north OF Fifty ninth street clear tho
sidewalk from snow? Wherever there occurs house
the occupant is ordered to ut oncc do rhe owner
OF the vacant lot Is not disturbed. Tho ttlo Ones
on their way to school, must wade knee deep through
snow, and SIT all day IN wet garments with wet feet
endangcrng thoir lives.
WEST SIXrY-slNTH STREET.
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Total sales for tho day. ......
SIl.112J

Total sales for the day 40
Madison av.. q. s., 2o5 IT. Of oIh St. soxao ais,
5sih ~. loot. ". O 80 sy, ie9AIoos: also
sad,t. ss.. 2e9 f. Q OF Is. @v sos2oo io' slso s
S'I o ~ also as sn st. IT, w. sS"SsoS Of si as
l99xoo isrreEsar alsS So I'm s.. & g. iosi. r.
ana az ~ !, also 4tn .v ~ w. corner Of 5sl ST. Sox
iot5 ,ons-nafpart Of above, rredeiicn schasier ~
lin thu s ~ 5. acI IT, O. u din as isxio5; Charles
rack aud wife sophia GoeIlsr ;...;.;..; 10000
iiarscy and vile z. Miilisan. 1900
Grove 70 s"s' Sard cocsdso ha. 1O
I'd sn%d sas. M,y Sa: sa'ssd s ssd @ same 1. Nom Ss
ad SGs.Iss .' Ess, S:s aud sio same So%
I Jons: to M Wiii.% A.,or
ois sE" II 81 100 t. e. Of 4tG av e.l0o5 viii o'
4, l% ST. - ~ oSS 70 IT, IT, s c I.h s5xioo; viii '0'0
s, S% %sS.' 's"sS 1000
wss @ 81 G''s s. no ;' ioi u s. Feeble. to H. Il viii
, lana -, ~ " is6 #. W Of ic xinston ay i5sioo5 ooo
H. senacior and wife to schaeisr brewing Co. ans 900
4h ave. n corner OF 5lst st. same To 40 $50
same 10 same 10000
sconeld Jr trciereej to A. Wolff -. -. 5000
Fordhan road cath ward !; +. O. Baker aud wifo TO
OH aS oSa e. . 4i5 H. n Of ioia st.; Iojsa6. ''0
Harrison and wife ~ VI. Van kenAs Nom
Anity ". (No. 5Gj o. l.. ones and husband o. q.
C. Van Benschotsn -. II.ooD
Valentine av g. =, cath wardD X. Jansen to Ma
ria u. Wjcicrsoni.. Nom
{" Is. Broees o. 4 ysars $4,000
Allen u. tNo. iv7), y. voand to G. Y. stickcl; 5
college place. Nos J and liin aocii, T. s. Mason
ColIege d. ace. Nos ? aud 3 thIst floor base
nisntj. same TO Avery Penabut 4 10. years $50
81 av., corner o Doth ST.. store aud basement;
Il. strOuse II. O'Conuur.
MOKrGAGEs
Boiler, Cazcton, TO u. Van Loan, n. g. Of ID ST., W.
oi av u Sl.3OJ
l,radbufn. Thomas wife, TO II. Meigs =. .. cor.
nor oil Dth and I2l. st years.. 1900
Chase, Nelson wife, TO William 4. Wctmore,
10Th t3d acrcsl ..... .............. ..... 500
Doyle. Mary to L. johnston IA. s. Of 2sth St.. W. Of
Isycllc Thomas to William Walters tcxecntor). n.
OF i0th ST., W. OF llth av. 2yenrs.......,.. 1900
Same. to James Doris. "a. :. OF i9th st.. ". OF i1th
Jnncs laws and vile to william Lockwood ns '''
OF ii2th ~, OF 81 demand. .....,....... 700
Mlligan, Pulp nnd wife, ~ NJ 4. Brcsiin IA. g. OF
OF Sth av: years. 6OUJ
Maitland. Konert L., to H. l.. Kennedy. No. 7DL
Pine IT, ycar............... ................ iUo0
Same ~ same No 10 Pine So; year ......... 10000
scD necr. EDWARD o. to rredrricg Schaeter, o. s. OF
Madison OF 5ith ~ year..,.....,..,... 81 900
Nt4h:on. iiaiauh v. 10 q. q. Irggs. Yonkers road
taih wardJ 2yoars.............. s........... 60
AssiGNMkNrs OF MORTGAGES
Gambr, Charles ~, to New YORK Lilo lnsuranc
COMPANY Nom.
Mey,t Uatharine, q. schmidt ............. 5000
hanaars- Henry M. 10 William Whalay kA-A-
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WHERE TO EcoNoMIzE.

To rHH EDITOR THE HERALD-
When economy is advocated how ia II that rctrcnch-
ment Is drst urged on the teachers who render tho
highest service TO the StateY Justice would require
that curtailment should commence with overpad
officials who do not Darn what thcy receive To
mencc crusade against those hoso profession Is
absolute barrer to wealth seems, to say the least,
barOuEc PRESERVATION,
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

fNorE E-Letters intended for this column must DO
accompanied by the writer's iul name and address to
insure attention. Compiainants who unwilling TO
comply with this rule simply waste time IN writing.
Write only on one side OF the paper er-ED. HERALD
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TRAINS TO NEW JERSEY.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HgRALD:-
II would be great convenience TO many travellers
upon the Central Railroad OF New Jersey the COM
pany would require their employees at tho ferry house
at tho loot OF Liberty street, Now York. TO signal
departure of boats Tor trains Tor Newark EhZaboth
and other points NEW JERSEY.
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
DANGEROUS PARK WALKS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
Please call the attention OF tho Park Commissioners
to the very bad condition OF tho tar walks Fourth
street park. They are iuI OF holes, which make 1t
very dangerous Tor old or young people walk there
at night +.
The New York herald., 1878-02-07

THE FfFTY-rHIRD STREET RAILROAD BRIDGE.
To THE EDIroR THE HERALp:-
The walk ana steps the Fity-thIrd street bridge
over the railroad arc in a dangerous condition, being
covered With snow and ice. PEDESTRIAN.
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DOES IT BELONG TO THE CITY?

To TuE EDITOR OF rHz HERALD:-
do not think anybody has q broom usod In
year on Eleventh avenue except to clean tho cutters
two or three times every eight months. II may DO
that the Eleventh does belong to the city.
TAXPAYER
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A WORD WITH CAPTAIN HEpDEN.

To THE EDITOR HERALD-
According TO statement In the HERALD about street
cleaning | suppose Captain Hedden does not intend
to do anything Seventh avenue, but why cannot
detail two or hreo men to Clean thccrossings once
week? "A RESIDENT
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REAL ESTATE.
The sales tho Exchange yesterday are as ioI.
ny JOHN r. BOYD.

JOHN r. BOYD.
dor Gerard Bettsl-Lous NJ. Doscher, referee
Force sale OF the two story brick stable, with
lot 22xy.o, No. l4I East oath st., H. a, 500 H. W.
of 81 W. d. Warren S225
W.
Geor1o II. Fountain, refercc-Forecosuro sale of
lot, % 1906. on the oi nv. A. 1913 IT,.
Of oo,h st to plaatT =. ......,............. 1900
West i2ist st., 0D t. w. OF 10Th av. to pIainti 1000
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A HINT TO THE IEGIsLATuRE.

To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
Cannot something DO done to prevent the railroad
companies from overlooking their carsY In Europe
their Is notice inside each Cur, showing the
OF passengers allowed ride, and when the seats are
all nlcd tho conductor ts not allowed put any
passengers insde Tor fear OF tho police, who
ways ready 10 take the number OF car that
contains tho regular Inber OF passe ncrrs
was In u Manchester court pOuso last July aud
one company ined Is tor having Elk passenee 100
many. We have many things " learn irom the other
sdo of the water. q. IL.
THE STREET CAR COMPANIES AND THE SNOW.
TO EDITOR THE HgRALp:-
About year Or ago OF the Aldermen intro
duccd resolution compelling tho horse cur CON-
panies to remove the snow and slush, especially Off
tho street crossings, which their clearing
had thrown up along the outer sido Of their tracks.
do not know whether this resolution adopted,
but that there should be Law, there Is none
nobody Will deny 10 DO compelled to walk kuoo
deep through and slect, or II irozen TO climb
over miniature Chlmborazos at the risk OF lie and
limb rs state oil Things whicn would not bo tolerated
any whero except In this misg ovcrned city.
EXPENSES OF THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT..
To EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
Iu reading the HERALD rvcenty l was surprised
to hnd that the force of the Building Department
has Increased by thirteen during tho week.
take this means OF calling your attention and also
OF public TO tho constantly increasing forco
OF this department and to It's constantly decreasing
labors. Tho number OF ''lro escape examinersU
has Tor tho past Dvc years composed large portion
OF the force, aud amour, OF labor IN this direction
should DO tho decrease. | also nnd that tho
force III the 'ron Bureau for the past nvc years
been sufficiently large, supposing ono man 10 report
one building day, 10 have examined every building
IN the city under tho control oi this bureau II tho
employees have been vigorous enough 10 report one
building day (about ten minutes work. the build
IDgs requiring hre escapes should nov be provided
with the same ana the CITY relieved from increasing
Tie this direction THESE facts ngurcs |
have tasen from the Ctty Record and are therefore
Official and deserve recognition. TAXPAYER.
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itak. TRADES.
A PRACTICAL ENGISEEK AND MAcilINIsr WANTS
IA situation In either city country good recronco
Address tor thrca days ENGiNEEk. Herald office.
LrIiE CUTTERS WANfED-ON MILL, SAW AND
II taper flies. apoly tor one week. JOHNSON BKu.
Newark, y. j.
MECHANICAL DRAUGHTsMAN wANIED.-APPLY
l with specimens, PERRY * WATSON. 81 Park ST.. Five
Points
i the Academy, I30 Broadway. Diplomas awarded e
graduates
DHOTOGRAPuER-WANrL FIRST. GLASS
operator is GOOD rotoucher travel In south
Anoriea Address PHOTOGRAPHY, Herald ofhcc.
Nl;ANIED-AN ASSISTANT CUSTOM Slllkr crr-
w Apply before % a. NJ. 295 aud 20D Fulton ST.,
brooklyn
w ANrED-A GOOD CANDY MAKER. ADDKksas
w STATING Wages and reference, FORD. Herald vaknA
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White VS.. White; In the matter oil the assignme
Of Forster TO Aaron.-Application granted.