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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-19
LEWISTON.
The New CITY Geye nment.

LEWISTON, March Is. The City Government
was organized to-day. Mayor iyford makes a
short address, urging economy in all directions,
F d. Lyford was elected City Clerk, A. Wake
field Treasurer
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BELFAST.


BELFAST, March Is. Paul r. Ilszetine for
many years prominent merchant and resident
here since 1919, died to-day after lingering i'll
ness, aged Il years
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YER MONT.


WEST RANDOLPH, March 49, +. Godfrey's
house. shed and barn. thr, miles dOrth from here
were burned last night. $1,000; insu ance about
$1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-19
LIN tRICk.


son, prominent republican politician, lies dam
gerously i'll at his residence in Limerick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-19

Leighton. Scruton & Co, having re-ftted their
carpet room for the purpose Of keeping large
stock, prepared to show large and more
complete line of carpets than they have ever
shown before, and at prices that cannot fail to suit
ANY in want Of carpets please examine their stock
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SOUTH A MERICA.
Naval Mat ers.

PANAMA, March 8. The German war vessels
Elizabeth aud Araduce are now at Panama, and
the Medusa at Aspinwall awaiting orders to pro-
reed TO Nicarsqus and demand satisfaction for
the outrage comm tied year ago upon Eisena-
tuck, the German consul at Leon.
Van Bergen, minister of Germany 10 Central
America, arrived here yesterday from Guatemala,
1t is supposed 10 confer with tie fleet as TO their
future movements. Another vessel of war is now
daily expected, which will complete the squadron.
Preparing for War.
Costa Rca and Guatemala are both preparing
for war. The president of Costa Rica has pur-
chased a steamer in San Francisco, and had her
fitted out as man-of-war, and has sent to Europe
for large supply of arms He is determined at
any cost and by any means to cary out his
scheme of Central American confedei alton, and
tie president of Guatemala is equally determined
10 oppose him.
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Boston stock List.

[Sales at he Brokers' Board.l
BOSTON, March Is, 1878.
Eastern Railroad. 6Lau-
Boston Maine railroad, lo6Aalt64
Portland. Saco Il Portsmouth, ADS
Boston Il Maine Raj road Is, ALL
Eastern Railroad new, 63S s63k
Maine state is, ll2-a0Jo-
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DISSOLUTION.

rlNHE Copartnership heretofore existing between
/ the undersigned, under the firm name OF
Bcal h Turner. is this day d ssolved by mutual
consent. The business will he continued by A.
L. Beale \ son ut he anc plac., with whom the
books and accounts remain for set ement. All
persons Indebted To said hrn by note or account,
are requested to eau an settle the same. And a.
persons havin demands against said firm are di.
rected 10 exhibit the same Tor settlement.
A I. BEAL,
GUY TURNER
Augusta, March 10 1872 ma, l9ttf
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Condensed TELEEAMS.

Senator Dorsey is said to be implicated in post
office frauds in Arkansas
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RoCKLAND, March Is. The gale here has at
tanned violence of 50 miles hour, with heavy
snow accompanying it.
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Robbery.

The residence of DIR. J. w. Bartlett, of New
ton, Mass, was entered by a burglar last night,
who WAS shot twice by the owner of the house,
but not dangerously. The burglar proved to be a
fol mer emDloye
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M MASSACHUSETTS,.
Sentenced.

BosToN, March Is. In the supreme judicial
court this forenoon, Peter Mahoney who killed
Francis kenneally at South Boston, few months
ago, was sentenced to state prison for life.
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Marine Disaster.

Schooner Post Boy, Goss, of and from this port,
with lime, went ashore on Otter Island Ledge, on
Saturday. and sunk She is total loss.
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THE NEW POPE.
Congratulations from Emperor william

LONDON, March IS. The Standards Berlin
despatch states that Emperor William has replied
to Pope Leo, congratulating him on his accession
TO the Papal throne.
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T9tfn.

In Farmingdale, Mar. II, Sewall Sweetand sor
of VIM. IL. and Lydia Sweetland, aged years.
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Emigrants.

Twelve hund ed and fifty cmgrants from tn,
Canary Islands have arrived here all being en-
gagged by the sugar planters. They are fne feel,
hands, and more are expected
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WEST INDIES.
Fire.

HAVANA, March Is. A fire this forenoon de-
stroyed about hsif the principal plaza and adj
joining neigLborhood, with a loss of over half a
million.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-19

Mr.. Eben Meigs, an old and honorel res ident
of South China died yesterday forenoon. He was
a member Of the Legislature 10 lS4S, was Town
Treasurer eleven years in succession. and was "a
years of age. His son, Mr.. A. +. Meigs, is con
nected with the Bangor Wing and Courier.
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REAL ESTATE.

The interest on the Real Estate Exchange YESTERDAY
centred In the sale, by OF executors OF an o.
tate the Of whose former owner was suppressed
the handbilsthc words sby order Of executors 70
close an cstatsn being all tho Information given.
Among estate and capitalists. however, u
generally un derstood the sale was BY order
Of the executors OF the Havcmeyer estate The de1ahs
as publicly announced folows:-
a. n. NuLLxR. sR.
Executors sale Ito close an estate) OF the nve story
Q. corner or Elm a.. TO Henry Havemcyer. pzoooo
Also the four aud basement brown stone 'front.'
house, with lot 25x block No ~ East 24th s n 400
40 OF Madison av., 20 q. Harkins. oo"o
Maitland, deccased) of the two Tour story And A.
tic brick buildings aud stores. with lots LUX
o. NM lane, 90 a. Week. -. @ $1,000
store. with lot 20 $3.50, No. 276 urcenwch St. a 90
". corner OF Warren st. to Charles MRthewx. 4oooo
Also, i've story brick warehouse. with lot 2lxluO
st.. to r. Eradshaw :. :. ........... 5000
Assignees sale of the four story and basement brck
=. aoi.s t. : ofRassers I st. to K woiison loe2s
Br ALBERT II. Nic0LAY AND co.
Supreme Court partition sale--Edward q. Mott. ref
eree-ot the three story brick toneulent house and
store. with plot OF land 37x24 0x43. 2xS. Dx3x20
No. GIL Hudson st.. n corner OF 18th st.. TO O
NY Q. J. LYON.
Supreme Cont foreclosure saie-iugh Donnelly,
yetoree-of = plot Of land 115xle66x1l3x2OO on
~. A., W. ., rs IT. n OF LIST av. running through
TO berriun Gath ward) 70 plaintiff $500
Joy
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TRUANT GIRLS.

Before Judge Otterbourg, at tho Essex Market Pc
lice Court yesterday, Joseph Rosenberg, man about
nty years OF ago was charged with abduction. HIS
alleged captves werc there also-three girls OF nsep
fourteen and twelve years-susan and Mary Ann
Murphy and Micent Tomas by name. Over week
has passed since they disappeared IRON their homo
No IL Catharine street. ihcy had COMO 10 Madison
street school In the morning and had loft at three
o'clock to return home, but OF their subsequent
whereabouts nothing could DO learned. Mr.. Murphy.
the father OF the Two missing girls, evory effort
to and them. A general alarm was sent out by tho
police, while tho relatives OF the children
however, slipped away without anything being
hoard OF tnom. Then rumor reached
ing the promises No Is East Broadway. At shutdown,
several OCCASIONS, and once or twlce had been
ticci leaving y during TOE Jay The Murphys mado
cuped by Joseph Rosenberg as bathing establish
meuL when questioned Rosenberg admittod that no
knew the children by sight, but said That no had
nothing oil them, and repeatedly assured father and
that they were not secretsd IN nis place Tney.
however, persevered and Rosenberg threatened them
with arrest. This looked suspicious, aud Os1ccr
Brady, OF The Seventh precinct, was called upon to
search the bathing establishments. WIN its owner
iran e aoOrs reeess"s and otner mysterious ,.
accessories and was about TO give his search
he noticed closet In one Of the bathrooms which no
insisted ON opening. There, slowed safely out OF
sight, the three children were found ana restored TO
their parenta This tho story tho prosecution
presented as the evidence against Rosenberg For his
part he discla med any Intentional guilt Tho chill
dreu, he saId, had como to bis place and remained
there without hts approval He had endeavored TO
induce them 10 leave him, but tney declined 10 do So
ana seemed resolved TO abandon their home forever.
Tns statement OF Rosenrcrs seemed so peculiar, In
view OF the allegations against him. that u was deter
min TO iurther investigate the case The children
givon IN charge OF tho Society Tor the Preven-
ton OF Cruelty TO Children. VINO propose sitting tho
matter. Tho prisoner admitted 70 bail till iur-
Their EXAMINATION can DO made.
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PARTNERS AT LOGGERHEADS.

Christian Eisg, Of First avenue and 105th street, had
a dispute with his partner. Joseph wes,hoim, and tho
pair appeared yesterday IN tho Harlem Police Court
10 adjust their differences. Judge Fammor told them
no could not Interfere and tho nrm LETT the court
room only to fonow their quarrel IN the hallway.
oDcor Flanagan ordered Thorn 10 dess., aud when
they refused escorted thcm again into the presence
OF the magistratc. His Honor warned them not TO
commit breach OF the peace, out when Westbem
turned TO 20 Eslg seized him aDd uttered op.
probous epthet Westhcim. now thoroughly aroused,
began assuming a defensive attitude, when Sergeant
Barrett interlorod and reduced both combatunts to
submission. Judge Fiammcr then directed Wcstheitn
make a complaint against Eisig, which being DONE
HIS Honor sentenced the offender To montn Is im.
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4. orr1crA1 REAL ESTATE TnANsgEns.

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANsRERs.
Tho following statement showing tho roai estate
transactions recorded in tho Registers Office April
H. 1878, Is OBTAINED from Augustus 7. Docharty.
deputy registsr:-
Bewsry = e r. n Of 9Th s. aixioo; David Nc .7.o
s7.h ST. n. =. aDs H. v. Of Sd av.. i65xious; Sarah
Az " sorasr lash -: 77oasia. David Mo. -.
ssSS j. Cory and husband % New YORK 6sis.
pssya sSo as, Henry o4iicasl and vile TO 800
y. Kirchert. -.......: 1000
Carleton and wife to Il. IS Pnllnok ..:.. 10000
ssss ST. - so5 T. Gust Of sh av
Lynd L. NJ. Freeman .:........,,..... $4,000
II Wilder exocutorl to 4. Rlcl.. ..... l4.loo
washington sy = ~ looS. 81 iasi vi S6.iiio ~
S'si'f :sa.s ..'n Nom
Same prsysr.y; NJ !inscAosrssr and w'fo to Jo.e No..
ais I t.. - isSit 9 q Sheriff St.. isax6o
chill and husband to s. 1880
band Doye............... .......... 49,. 5000
gssdvasd. Anna Tracy ana husband to Caroline
7esi e. s y ii IL A. as.ioaa Jefferson nom
ns NJ Levy sesr.e> toJ. r ses h. Nom.
T. Dsans iii a::;:s, ass :: ..a l4eoo
llSs s. .lsss Sss.s ss1s sassa.a 500
lis.h - aiS RI. . Of 4sh av.. 25xioo.Ii;
i2oh g.. :. i25 II y Of a. X ids.loo
NJ A. iyas asisses> 10 l. bradley ;e1scuso5 49, 5000
laoshs. n s.. Harlem River q years. H. Collins
B!osdway. No sa7 Is years.; 4. Gibson to john j.
ooss ST. East. No. ID d years. " H:id TO K 49,
asa sa =. Us H. w. ii 4,h sv iii years: it, Car.
diner to W Q. Carpenter :. $500
Bormann, Hermann. to John sshiien, n = Of 10Th
Boone E%m., Alfred Sonnsy. isosh st. ~
cspsn tor William c 70 IT. GARDINER 81 sid '
clyde julia a aud HUSBAND 10 CHARLIE. Iopcr 'S'i
of 77th st. OF Madison az years: ...:...... 1850
, l2S West Houston st. years, ::....;... 800
Insurance Company. s. s. OF 56th st.. .. OF 5h Nv;
crssso John and vito, to xiysl widow aud q. 'oo
Phan Associatisn. .. W. corner OF Attorney and .
nara 0ii and husband to Rose NJ .
spring st and Lexngion av 23d ward; year.. 1000
Briggs. Fordham oath ward 3ysar...-:.: 1000
Kat.enaorn Herman T. and wife 20 r. y. Quiok
ScSowsa Esther 70 Mary Msvla ~ y s'ss
POWERS ~ ana WIFE, to Join Mariiam No. 4aa
West si.tst; years 1900
0ras,.s, No $50 Pearl sti years. 1900
4Yth s., o. llth az year. ;...;.. ....... 5000
Houston st. w. Of Isl av; years. ..... !. $500
yos Frsdsres ana wifo 10 i. oarin n $ 81 SSH ''oo
ST. between 9sh aud 10Th avs years :...... 5000
Wallace Jane A.. to H. Harrison. s. ct Madison
Assicsxnsr or xosIcAcKs ''''
broadway Savings Institution to ii. r.
DO Bortho.s. A. e. y NJ Barbour. 5000
Duny am.s 70 T. McCauly LOO
ireland, NJ ttrustee) 10 James Mulry 1900
nsrrss koss 10 iaYDp' aym.iroas 1853
satchell o. j.. 70 James Mulry... .......... 10000
Union Dime savings Institution 30 Caroline u.
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THE ALLIGATOR PLANT.

TO rux EpiroR or HxRALD:-
ana tired OF seeing the Wholesale swindc, which 10
daily pcrpoiratcd by tho pedlors OF tho so-cailed
alligator plant" from Florida or Georgia, which
viii grow bloom In glass OF wator. IL Is nothing
bu. the sweet gum, or, as some call Il, a species Of
cork Tree VI course u will bud IL kept In water 50
viii willow twg, but u - no alligator plant Ask
any OF those who have purchased n they havo not
been swlndod. have asked the police why thoy do
not these boys as pcddpg without liconss and
Ds false preteLders They say they have done 80
have boon asked by the Judge II they Wiling
10 lot others earn penny. and have been severely
rspri mandcd tor bringing IN the pedlers.
ONE WHO KNOWS.
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POPKlNS' COMPLAINT.

Abraham Popkins, OF No. 81 Bayard street, ap-
pearod before Judge Murray, at tho Tombs Police
Court yesterday aud charged David Newman with
having given him ccuntcrist bills In exchange Tor
goods. Mr.. Popkns said that amdng tho bills In Ia
drawer he found ono Of So, which was counterfeit.
He could not swear positively. 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 ala not consider the evi-
dcnce important, and sent him back. Judge Murray
was OF the same opinlon, and Newman was dis
charged
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l. as deposition. having upward Of $500 10 the bank
do not believe there word Of truth or sincerity
In his statement II he any OF she trustees means
business ] will sell my account for eighty cents
ON the dollar. IT all persons with 5000 and
upward In the bank win do likewise, and
those who bad $3.50 aud less than $500, VIII
sell Al reduction Of ten per aud those that had
IRON 500 to $3.50 will submit TO reduction or sell al
. discount OF two Der cent. l think that the bank
VIII have every opportunity and be able TO pay INC
balance OF the depostors--who. presume, are tho
poorer cIass-in full II they DON'T mean business
why agitate the subject IN reference 10 the bank
officials taking charge again: What they ought 20 do
Is 10 appeal 10 the reduce fees OF tho
receivers ana compel them 10 mako detailed state
ment at stated times, or ask TO have law passed
which VIII mako savings bank trustees, directors or
managers responsible Tor tho payment OF the 70.
ceiyer's fees. As regards banks, We must not ioso
sight Of the fact that there punishment tor those
VINO violate tho law aud II 10 our duty 10 DO vigaut
and see 'that no guilty man escapes" N.
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WHAT is HE DOING?

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
IL Is now nearly year sinco tho American Popu.
lar Lilo Insurance Company passed into the hands
OF receiver and as yet no dividend has boon PAID 10
tho policy holders. Is there not some way by which
this matter can DO expedited? The referee made his
report some weeks ago regarding the changed poll
cics. Can he not, through the press, give idea
Of when he expects 10 dole out the policy holders
their pittance OF what Is lefty
ANXIOUS POLICY HOLDER
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A SUGGESTION FROM JERSEY,

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HEgALD:-
live IN Jersey City and the Sixth avenue cars
continually ana expect to do SO Ia spite OF Tho OLE
waited railroad. but It would be very strong argu-
ment 10 their favor II they ferry the foot
OF Desbrosscs street. This they could easily do nv
running stew OF their one horse through Watts
street 10 West street, which would answer purpose
and involve only the extra expense OF laying three
blocks Of trackR COMPETITION
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THE srxPEsNY SAVINGS BANK.

tn THE EpnoR or rHE HKnALD:-
sln;cresicd Inquirer" In tho complaint column OF
ana ION inst sanxous 10 hear few plain words from
any deposilor about the proposal OF this President OF
,ns sxponuy Savings Bank 10 advance sl0o, 900 from
y. prya,s income 70 Augment the assets Of sns bank.
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HORRIBLE CONDITION or ynoSr STREET

HOhHlNLE OONDl1ION VI BlON1 b3HBGIs
TO rms EDITOR the HKRALD:-
Please call the attention OF Mr. Allan Campbell to
the dcplorablo condition Of Front street between
Booxman and Fulton. especially on tho market SIDE.
We think have a right 20 ask tins small favor OF
HIM, We pay into the city treasury quite large
yearly, and tho street where We have 10 load
load IL disgrace 70 great city. We have made q
number OF complaints but no attention has paid
10 them. We now ark you To mako appeal for ~,
and receive the thanks OF tue
SUFFERING NARKETNEN.
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THE NEW TARIFF BILL.

10 THE EDrroR or THE HERALD:-
woald II NOS DO well TO suggest to our mechanics
and working people to call mass meeting for tho pur
pose Of opposing the Wood Tariff bi either kin as
whole let tho duties ufactured articles re-
main as upon the present tariff 1t IL mischtevous
position for Mr.. Wood 10 take to say that American
manufactures Can compete, ovcn with foreign
operatives II IL not tho case. American mechanics
and working people are down, down, now. How
much lower does Nj. Wood want to place isl
A WORK lNGMAN.
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THE MoRRIsASIA STEAMBOAT LINE.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD =. /
A commuter on tho New Haven Railroad begs to call
attention 20 tho utter disregard Of rights Of tho
passengers by tho Morrisania Steamboat line. Tho
latter company advortses 10 ru in con nocton with
the above airoad, making spec he'd landings the
way; but every aow aud thon they make extra lano-
ings according 10 their own convenience, and rs tue
report goes, are trying tho experiment Of oconomz-
ing IN fuel AND oDgiueers' wages all " tho expense OF
tho railroad pAAs onRora. T. 3.
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To the EDITOR OF tn. hxRALD:-
Your leading editorial on April states that 'bar-
tcaSSss US GLASS are not any more honest Than
conductors" Now, they should not be compared at
all, for the simple reason that bartcuders arc not
what you might call thieves II u BARTENDER makes
he makes IL without sdocreasing the rcven uon
OF his employer A conductor cannot. What Is tho
PcascnY A bartender making his own change works
though he had interest In the business. he will
sconomizc TO tho last drop Of liquor, aud even saves
Tor tho proprletorA BAR TENDER
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A HINT TO Mr.. pERaH.

70 THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
viii the HERALD through its "Complaint Book"
call the attention OF tho Society for tho Prevention Of
Cruelty TO Animals to a wild man, styling himself
"Doctor." who says he keeps a rabid dog TO spread
tnat dread disease, tho rabies This man should DO
looked after, Al the recent may
DO Traced to him and hls dog My own skye terrier
suffers Tor It's daily exercise since ths hydrophoba
man advertised himself through tho HERALD.
SECOND AVENUE,
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CARELESS woRKMEN.

TO THE EDITOR or THE HgRALD:-
Something ought to be dono In regard 10 the care
Iessness Of tho employees on the elevated railroad.
was coming through Barclay street this Wednesday,
morning when something struck mo on TIE sn oulder
10 see what II was and 10 my great astonish-
ment saw hammer weighing at leass hiteon pounds
killed me. r. /. IL
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THE INDUSTRIAL xxHrBITIoN,

70 THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
wish to make a complaint against the Industrial
Exnioition Company. thought bond Some time ago
and paid all the money that worth tho limo,
cxpecting to draw something but have not heard OF
money or company since. would like to ask II tho
laws Tolerate such gross imposition tho people.
Some Of tho directors fully able pay back the
money TElNIG !
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N. T., April II, 1873.
In the Court Of Appeals, April IL, ls7s:-
No. 32i. Adair W.. acknowledgements resumed
and concluded.
No. 2g4 Hunt VS.. Church.-Arguod by George y.
Daniortn for appellant; J. b. Adams, tor respondent
Case still on.
CALENDAR.
Tho day calendar for Friday, April IL 1878, 10 as
follows:-NoR 81, so, 143, l3l, 200. 1871.
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BASEBALL IN THE STREETS.

10 Thk EDITOR on THE HERALD
WISH 70 call the attention OF the police officers to
the CROWD o. boys who congrcgate In Fifty first street.
NEIGHbOR.
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TOO MUCH DRILL.

TO THE EDITOR or HERALD
Why 10 the National Guard compelled TO drlll from
two 70 three hours every week when the code calls
for only one hour and halfp As work ngman am
not aoie to devote this time 10 military exeicses
" 4a ss4 Sis A MEMBER.
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TO rHE EDITOR or rHs HHRALp.-

acsire TO call the attention OF Captain Ward TO the
ball players In West Fihicth street. We arc con-
staDtly annoyed by balls flying ut our windows and
astes sohooi hours there s oflcer 10 be seen. l..
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.
A FILTHY STREET.

70 THE EDITOR or THE HEgALp:-
Ts attention Of the Board OF Health 10 called 20 the
nlthy condition OF Forietn street. between Ninth and
Iensn AssnuoS y.