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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-12
JAKE BERRY RELEASED.

Quite number of prominent actors IN this city an.
pearcd yesterday, in supreme Court, Chambers, to
hear the decision oil Julgo Donohue on tho appca-
ton to admit TO BAH jake Berry, iato proprietor OF the
Columbia Opera House, recently convicted IN tho
Court OF General Sessions Of keeping dsorderiy
establishment and sentenced to eight months, inpr,s
Dnlncnt in tho PenItentiary and 10 pay $3.50 npe
Mr. Berry was accom- panied BY his wife
VINO was richly dressed anu flashing with diamonds
HIS counsel, William Y. Kintzng anu John H. Fc.
lows. were promptly on hand, ana IN response neir
foiowing the recent decision IN the Genet case he
had decided 10 ad.it Mr Berry bail and fixed the
bail NJ 81, 600 Upon TINS announcement Mr. Berry
was warmly congratulated by his host OF friends an
subsequently gave bail IN she required sum In ihc
District Attorneys Office, Mr. PhIIip Happcrsbergcr
becoming his security. writ OF and stay OF
proceedings was also grunted wncu axes case 10
the General Term Tor review.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-12
SAD DROWNING ACCIDENT.

Full particulars Of the drowning accident In Long
Island sound, OF Port Jefferson, FRIDAY show II to
havo been a most unfortunate AFFAIR. rho Two men
drowncd-John Hand and Joseph Whitmore--with
Mr. Bridget NIL ship carpenters OF East Saauket,
morning CITY Island TO look Tor work. Bong
unsuccessful they started to return. They
struck by squat OF Crane Neck Point aud capgzcd,
the boat lying on her beam ends. Tho three sue
ccedcd In getting on the boat, were washed or
aud all recovered their places. Whit
more was washed OF the second time,
and not beng able TO SWIM Hand went his assist
ance. Whltinore nd sunk tho second tune. and no
came up Hand seized nim and attempted TO push him
10 the boat but the grapplc OF The drowning mau
proved fatal TO both, and they sank out Of Brdgcps
sigui--he being unable To swim, ana consequently
powericss to AID them. Tho boat driitcd Ia shore
where Bridget was discovered ana rescued. Whtmore
leaves . vile and one Guild aud Hand leaves a wife,
u children and an aged father and mother wno
wcru dependent upon him Tor support Ali Efforts TO
recover the bodies have thus tar been unavsiiing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-12
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
pnocEnDIsGs AND PETITIONS IN BANK

PROCEEDINGS AND PETITIONS IN BANK
RupTcY-cRFDIToR MEETINGS.
Abne. H. Angel, manufacturer OF whiting at Elm
Park, Staten Island and Ut NO. 20 Broad street, has
bceu adjudcated voluntary bankrupt on his own
petition oy Register Allen, who called meeting
oil the creditors, be held May 90 10 elect an as
signee aud prove debts HIS liabilities amount TO
about 500 600 large portion OF which Tor debts
contracted many years ago. aud they also represent
losses by speculation in stocks. He has no assets.
Among tho creditors appearing in tho schedules
arc tho following jonathan S. Angel. for money
loaned $42 $50 IS; Cammann Il Co., sld 75l IS; John
d. Maxwell, s7,646 II; Mr. Wheeler, $S,o0o;. H. T;
Dunbar, So l29 81; j. W. Robbins So, 600; James y.
Wenman, S2,l53 II. All tho debts are unsecured.
Felix II. Heyman, agent, at No Pine street, has
been adjudcated involuntary bankrupt, on the Pc
tion OF Henry Newman, Louis Strasburger, Charles
Adler and Max Jcltinger, whose united claims amount
Fitch. 49, 80 800 -
Register Fitch received a warrant in bank
rupicy against Joseph l. King who mas been adjud'-
cated an involuntary bankrupt on me petltion OF TWO
crcdi ors-Enzabetn I. King. S33,6Sl 70, aud John
called Tor May 70 TO elect an assignee.
A petition III bankruptcy has been filed against
Daniel l. pettce and Gilbert A. Mann, comprisnr The
htm OF Telteo 4 Mann, dea ers ia iron at No. 20
South street, by Two rcdiiors-Josepninc A. Pettee,
81, 05S 20 and Thomas Darlington, s5,0u0.
The schedules OF Thomas D. Manchester, hotel
keeper, In bankruptcy before REGISTER Allen, show
that tho liabiliies aggregate about S62.oVO all OF
which are unsecured There are assets except two
suits OF clothes actual use, valued at 500, and
winch are exempt by law OF the Indebtedness
Sll 900 is on accommoda paper, a follows: -
Alfred j. Uman, 81, 600; O. W. Jones, $4,000; lsldore
Raynor, $4,000.
meeting OF the creditors Of Philip Bick " Brother,
dealers cloth No. 95 Walker street, Was held at
the Office oil Register Ketchum yesterday Seventeen
claims, amounting TO ABOUT SIS 900, were proved, the
following BEN. The iargcstsHunt Catlin Valen-
tine 81 l22 o4 X. d. Gibson Co., 81, e57 rs; Colin,
Otneman Il Spuuding, sl,067 40; Brige, Eautz Co..
bankruptcy.
AT u meeting OF the creditors oil Spencer C. Cary
dealer IN boxes At Nos. and Hudson street, hold
yesterday al the office OF Register Ketchum, CON-
position OF nleon cents on the dollar cash was &C
copied seven claims were nled a2gregating
81. $50 AZ
In tho County Clerks oAlce yesterday there was
fled the assignment OF Joseph Mersey aud Edwin
Epstein, comprising the firm oil Joseph Epstein Co.,
TO Frederick Lewis.
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An unusual sale occurred At the Real Estate Ex.
Change yesterday In watch the life OF was the
point upon witch largo number u life insurance
''scalpcrs," as they are styled, vcnturcd OF
money against the outside bidders no knowl.
odse Of tho antccedents Of the insured gentleman In
the list OF securities advertised by one OF tue auc.
tionecrs were the following poiciss:-
$1,000 endowment the life OF William n
Iushman Ia The Mntuai Late insnrancc Company of New
YvrK. dated April III. 1866 sie 1888. semi.
anna payment. xJb7 80. tuypvthecsted.J
$1,000 a~suraroe iiie 81 william a. cushm an IN III.
Mutut late Insurance. 4, mpany of New YORK dated Apr
II. 1865 pad In fuii tiypoahscatcdD
S2OUB abe NE ot William n. Cushfn An IN
the New YORK Life Insurance company. pAymcnt
ST. a. payable quarterly March ~. June H. seutegiser III
and december ~ Al .psym due paid dypotEecated
The bidding upon tho irst policy very SPIRITED
ana IL Was nnaliy Knocked dow alter rcporl had
been circulated that Dir. CusLman was dead. Tor
81 500 For the next policy the bidding was not SO
spirited, and IL e.ded ia the sale OF tho policy Tor
$50 The last policy OF &20,u0 won't OF Tor 81 900
the spectators declining 10 compete tue IN sur.
anco interests
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-12

TO THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
We, the undersigned, citizens OF tho United States,
dcsire complain OF the obnoxiouNconduct oil Patrol
man McLau hin, OF the Egath precinct IN his over
cilclous performances OF what he terms bis duty.
Every day or night ne makes arrest Tho most
trivial charges ms victims being generally young
OF respectable HABITS anu gooa character. Ills method
OF making these arrests Is SIMPLY this:--Hc comes
upon Two perhaps tbrec young meu conversing to-
sctner the street, he d:spcrscs them WIN abusive
calls them loaiers and other foul cpthcs
command. IL one OF the party attempts to re-
monstrao with him. thereby, IA the oficcr'~ opinion,
laying himself open 10 tbs law, he L. immediately
ARE sicd taken before magistrate aud cuncr fined
or mprisoncu 10 TACT. his conauct rs so unbearabe
that residents OF this precinct begin 10 look upon
as a public nuisance. j. H. AND OFFERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-12
ACCIDENT TO PIERRE LoRILLARD.

Mr.. Pierre Lorillard yesterday drove with friend
to Jersey City to attend the ut tho West sido
DRIVING Park, and while driving through Washington
street the horse becoming frightened al the whistle
OF locomotive ran away. Nj Lorillara's friend
driving and was unable 10 manage the animal. The
horse madly over tho sidewalk, and, after run
OF tour blocks, the vehicle into a
telegraph pole front OF Lorlards tobacco factory
upscttng tho vehicle ana throwing Mr.. Lorilard aud
friend to the pavement. TIE horse freed hims
OF tho harness but captured before no had gone
lar. Tho vehicle, Mr.. Loriliard's new dog cart,
but slightly damaged. Mr. Loriliard sprang 10 his
feet after tho iail, but his friend had to be carried
into tho Office vi the factory. Dr. l.. j. Gordon at
tended him, and, Il ndins that no severely
injured, allowed him 10 be taken homo IA 4 cab
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-12
SlXPENNY SAVINGS BANK.
NEW YoRK, May II, 1878.

NEW YORK, May IL, 1878.
TO THE EDITOR on THE HERALD:--
enquiries apreaeod IN your paper lately and are
continually being mado asking Tor Information Regard
Ing doings OF the committee OF the Sxpenny Saw
ings Bank tcposItors. Allow mo to reply that they
have not been Inactive and that they had an inter
view with the receiver OF tho bank. Mr. Russell. no
longer ago than last Thursday evening, and they feel
convinced he is settling the complicated bank
business as satisfactorily and as fast as Its much
neglected condition viii allow.
Not enough news transIires to warrant the calling
together OF pubic meeting for thc present, and the
depostors must patiently wait until July or August
their Erst dividend, and under all crcu instances
hold on TO their bank books, as It now looks as II
affairs may turn out even better for them than
tc,pated
In the meanwhile tho committee will not remain
Idle Their present headquarters arc III the ONCE of
the chairman, Mr. Morris \. DowIey at No. 10 Nassau
street. Respectfully yours,
II. q. BRILL, Secretary OF Dcpositors Committee.
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oNcE n ak MONTHS.

10 rng EDITOR nEKALp:-
About six months ago made COM laint In tho
HERALD agalnstahe street Cleaning Department stat
ipg that Woenawscn street mad becn cleaned Tor
q long time and that 1t was In ntny condition. rho
complaint had tue desired ensct-tbat Is, weehawkon
street was Thoroughly cleaned.
since that time thcfo has been neither broom,
shovel any oner means used by the street Clean.
fng Department 10 remove the dirt, AMI Wcobawkcn
street TO-DAY one OF the hlthcst " not the nithIcst
street IN the city.
lam property owner In said street, and my ton
ants are complaining vi the unhesithincss tn which
they compelled 20 i've. WccLawkeh street ~ but
QUO block long, from Christopher TO West TentA
street, ana would cost tho cry Dat trne Keep
ciear. demand, No taxpayer, that this matter 10
looked after. CHARLES BECK,
No 3al sta,rker Slr,at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-12
RECKLESS DRIVING.

phacton Tuesday lasl 10 visit relatives In SPRING
field, io~n OF Jamaica, Long Island farmer living
al Mcrrck, named samuel Post, overlook them noar
Richmond Hi, amt driving reckicssiy up behind
them, ran the polo OF his wagon through ono OF tho
pnaeton wtoels, overturning tho iran vehicle and
tbrosng the occupants out Mrs. yson was severely
bruised aud suffered also from tho shock. Post
whipped up his horses and drove away at a run, but
was recognIz ed By several persons whom be passed
Mr.. Tyson has since made CON plant before ustice
Belts, at Jamaica. ana officers are ooklng for
POST who will also 10 prosecuted civllly tor damages
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-12
MUNICIPAL NoIES.

Mayors Marshal Kelly issued go licenses last
week, for which he received the sum oil Sl,4f3 IS.
The Department OF PubIic Works has been pa,a
Salts SO Tor Croton water rents during tho pa,t
week
Tho Aidermauic Committee On Police and Health, to
whom was referred tbs nomination OF Mr. GEORGE
Jones Tor Police CpminissoEcf. has not ct decided is
70 their rcporN eh.cn VIII PROBABLY bc submitted al
the next meeting oftne Board
MAYOR iari, Of the Permit Bureau at the CITY Hall.
has ISSUED 1896 dog licenses since the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-12
BERRY's MISERY.

Adca Berry, ONO. 81 West Twenty-seventh street,
Ind nr husband, John b. Berry, arrested and ar
raigne In the Jefferson Market Police Court for as
rautin her and matreatiug her wnile she was en-.
reinte. Berry, VINO is well known man about town,
in answr 10 the charge uuiodcd story OF domestic
,ulcrinl which h. says no has submitted TO Tor 4
long tn, lie Is twelve years married. he saiu, ana
hnA etwt children. lie hnd always acted Kindly
ana cOsldorateiy TO his wife III she con-
,rsctcd bablts Of iutoxeation, which inter-
Tered wither discharge oil family duties and exposed
him 10 ograce. He had vaIniy demonstrated with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-12

The contract Tor the 70 complete the uniforms
OF the outdoor employees OF the Custom House was
given out Yesterday. The prices agreed upon we're
$40 IS pcr dozen, with black SILK cora, which tho
neht inspectors ana assistant weis hers 10 wear
ana S3J IS per dozen Tor goid aud SILK revenue ma.
cUrt worn by tbe DAY inspectors and wcIghers.
About Jour hundred caps VIII be required by the dc.
part ment ana 90 the LIST pr0x. all tue cmployes win
nrpcar in iulI uniform whom on duty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-12
BAGGAGE CHARGES on hAIIn DADS.

TO EDroR HEgALD:-
Ii is not generally known that the Hudson River
Railroad Company, and. perhaps other railroad CON-
panics. charge extra on baggage weighing over 100
pounis. went with lady passenger Tor the West
last evening TO the railroad staon ana because the
baggage weighed over l00 pounds charged extra
at rate about Ave umes what 1t would havo
freight considered IT an imposition, because II tho
pubic had been informed OF II Of their nu.
merous advertisements for passen gers should have
known IT before II was too late to apply the remedy.
VIAIOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-12
"yoUR MONEY OR YOUR LIFE"

Thcrc is a piece oi brushwooi. known as "lhe
Hollow, = between Winfield aud Laurel, i. l., which
has recently been tho Of two highway robbcrcs
A few days ago poor German was wayiaid by party
ol rufians aud an the money he had was taken from
him "A gentleman livng IN Williamsburg, wno drove
out day two STAGE 70 VISIT some friends ut Win.
field was on his return IN the cvcuinr, stopped
probably by the same partv--and compelled, az the
no nj of a pistol, 10 denver tho contents OF his
pUcKes--fortnnatcly only n small amount. Tho au-
th0ri,os are nov trying 70 devise means TO rid the
road Ut tnis dangerous gang
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-12
NO LAwYrRs NED APPLY.

To rHE EpIroK HERALD
Did you know that II was disgrace to faith
fully as law clerk, that letter Of rccomme nda-
ton by a law lrm good evidence ol honesty
did not until this week. applied as conductor on
tha Tniri Avenue Railroad, and was informed that
suited, only l nad been a LAW clerk and lawJ oris
letter was not taken as reference. presented the
resident other letters from merchants, but IL seems
that ono lawyers letter VIII outweigh IN evil inrcc
merchants letters ior good l think tnat Is a
excuse. l am Wiling TO work, out navirg been u Law
eerN 1 cannot be bonesi How ABOUT the Third
Avenue Railroad president? lie IS anu was lawyer.
LEX
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-12
DRAWING IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
VIII you satisfy parent by asking what tho Board
Of Education means by having drawing taught 10 tho
lowest classes OF primary schools? came homo last
evening ana found boy, not six years old, crying
bitterly. is task draw lines straight, crooked.
squares, SO many inch spheres, rhombs could not
DO IL myself. WHAT a loss OF tIme! A gentlemen be
longing 10 the Board draws nice salary Tor ms one
branch. NJ. MARKS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-12
CHEAP RAPID TRANSIT.

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
desire to cali the attention OF the directors OF tho
New York Elevated Railroad to the TACT that are
thousands OF people living up town the side
who would be glad TO avail themselves Of quick travel
but ten cents fare s something beyond their means.
would suggest that II the company would reduce tho
fare to Ave cents two hours In the morning aud two
hours IN the evening" say from six 10 eight In tho
morning and i've TO sevsn In the evening, they would
lind II TO BIO to their advantage UPIOWNER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-12
WILL OF MRS. SOPHIA FURNIss.

Tho will OF Mrs Sophia Furniss was submitted for
probate yesterday. Sho bequcathed $40. 600 10 the
trustees Of The Homo for the Aged OF tho Church the
Holy Commnnion. TO her daughter, Sophia H. c. Fur
riss she gives ali her silver household furniture ana
personal Effects 10 cacn OF bcr sUns $50 900, tho
aud residue oil her estate she gives her daugh-
tcrs. she appoints Jacob u. Nermilyc Charles Moran
anu her daughters Sopnia X. q. Furuiss and Cemcn-
tina Furniss 10 10 the executors Tho Will was exc.
cuicd the 10Th OF July, 1919
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-12
THE ROLL OF MERIT.

A communication was received yesterday by tho
FIRE Commissioners recommending the heroic actions
OF bravs nremen, who, at the peril u their lives have
rescued people from death ny burning. Attention
VAS called 10 The hcroisn displayed W Foreman
DanlclJ Meaghcr AMI Fireman JvBn ~ Flood, OF
lldUk nnd LidJef Company NO B. 70. rcscnIng Miss
Freeman IrV tue lourtn story OF tue earning
bullding. No Is East Fourteenth street.
The Board ordered that the names OF the bremen
mentioned by placed on the troll OF meriIu
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DRUNK AND DESPERATE.

saloon keeper Of Jamaica, 1. l., named John Kern
has for about weeks pau been under The influence
OF quor lie has several times threatened 10 ktl his
VIE and family nnd last capped tho climax OF oal-
rage by tring several pisto shots al his mothor.n.
law, VINO Is upward OF eighty years old Complaint
was made anu he WIS arrested. Judge Belts sent him
10 The County jail nj LING Island City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-12
MUSIC IN AMan1cA AND lulopa.

To raE EDITOR HERALD.-
Allow me 10 make few remarks In regard to tho
article printed IN the HERALD on the 9th
inst-"Music In EUROPE AT tho present day
the music schools IN Europe good us ever they
were and will continue TO DO In the iuturc ana
America will never have lncir equnl. VINO all
our leading masters, teachers or musicansy Arc
they not German, French o. Italianf Tho writer
does not possess much knowledge about music or h
would not dare TO compare herman military bands
with New YORK street bands. American military
bands 10 German military bands us CROW IS
canary. AN AMATEUR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-12
TAXING THE UNITED STATES GRAND JURY.

TAXING THE UNITED STATES GRAND JURY.
To ruE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
would bs glad TO know ~ what right tho Officer
charge Of tho last Grand Jury oil the United
States Court presumed to ASK OF them portion OF
their fees He stated TO several OF them thai no
cevcd but 81 day for his services and no expected
them contribute out OF thor pay TO ms nced, which
done by several Of US. Is not this arrange
this the highest court IN The land? II II
all right please let US krow III II not perhaps the hon
orabie judges will that ~ IS not repeated. II Tho
officer considers himself underpaid let hun resign.
ONE OF THE JURY
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In police item published yesterday II was stated
that the proprietors OF tho dns have for years
litigation, and inc n,ma'ion apparently conveyed
tho heading was that the periodical dead. The
fact Is that tue Aitne If not DEAD hut alive -four
ishing, and that tue only difficulty the proprlctors
had TO contend with IN tue police court onF rday was
the dsasrccablc necessity OF proicrring a charge OF
perjury against third party.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-12
THE WIFE BEATER's DILEMMA.

Bridget McManus. OF No. 537 West Forty third
street, who severely beaten by her husband
James, on tho 22d OF April, died yesterday at the
Roosevelt Hospital 1t IS supposed, IRON the Injuries
sne tEen received Her husband was arrested al The
tifne anu. mold by Judge smith in $500 bail TO await
the result oil his wiie's injuries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-12
FIRST CLASS FARE TO ALBANY.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HkRALD:-
Having had occasion visit Albany few days
since, purchased excursion ticket at tho steam-
er's dock of tho Peoples limo. for which paid 81 so,
including lrst class faro. presented my ticket at
the Office for berth, aud was told by the person
would have TO pay tiny cents extra tor the privilege.
IL | had not complied with his demand would have
had 10 remain Oh deck all Tho night. This is what
they term a first class fare IMPOSITION.
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Reno Dutour, butcher, who Is accused Of having
passed counterfeit IS bill on the First National
Bank OF Tamaqua, Pa. on Peter Kelly, OF No James
clip, was arrested Dy United Marshal BiggarL al Fiat.
bush, L. H. yesterday lie was arrnigned before
United states Commissioner WinHlow, who held him
In default OF 81 600 BAH 10 await examination.
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FREE SHOWER BATHS.

To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
Why cannot Mr. onderdonk. of the Elevated Rail-
road INSTRUCT his engineers to water that portion
OF tho Battery walks over which they pass? On
Wednesday evening, while walking through tho Bat
terry, was gwen a free shower BATH II ut the
lower part OF the road. Tho train was at standstl
and apparently tho engineer did It Intentionally.
SHOWER RATH
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VIOLATION OF THE EXCISE LAW.

TO THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
would Ike TO ask why the Excise law is
forced in that portion OF tho sixteenth ward
Ninth avenue and sixteenth and Seventeenth streets
aud particularly in sixteenth street, between Ninth
aud Tenth avenuesf WEST SIXTEENTH STREET
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-12
RUINED nY STREET RAILROAD.

10 IHE NNIUK OF THE HEHALU.-
Fourteenth street, from Ninth avenue 10 the North
River. IS in wrechcd condition, owing chiefly to the
fact that The tracks OF the Blocker Street Railroad
are not kept in repair. The business on this portion
OF the street to several hundred teams daily
Cannot this railroad be compelled by the terms VI
Its charter to keep the portion they occupy In passa
Bile condition, or must TINS vast trafhc b. seriously
Inconvenience TO accommodate them2 ]. Al.
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4 DANGEROUS PAVEMENT.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
desire 10 call the attention OF the Department OF
Public Works TO the dangerous condition OF the pave
ment in front OF No. Great Jones street. II should
BIO attended 70 Immediately. II Is dangerous 10 nie
aud limb. w. w.
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MOTE Letters intended for this column must DO
accompanied by the writer's u name and address TO
insure attention Complainants who are willing 70
comply with this rule simply waste time in writing.
Write only side Of the pspor.-ED. HERALDl
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her. and when she had driven him to extremtles he
ned TO Panama wish the hope OF leaving She fol
lowed him, however be said and has since gone alter
him all over the country, anu Invariably 10 subject
him 10 disgrace. On returning home the 9th inst.
no found her Intoxicated and, acting upon impulse,
no struck her. Judge smith held him in $500 bail
which was furnished by friend
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THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

meeting OF the members Of the Produce Exchange
viii bd held IN tue rooms Of the Board OF Managers.
No SO Pearl street, on TUESDAY, May Ia. nj eleven
"A. NJ, 10 consider matters relating to lcicgfapny