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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

1t is said that Senator Voorhees, re.
Gel, es more congratalatory letters up
on his late speech than his official du-
ties permit him to read and answer,
lie has at least one thousand on hand
unopened.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

The successor of Pope Plus TX has
been elected, in the person Of Cardi
nal Joachim Pecci, an Italian. He is
already an old man. being sixty eight
years OF age. The late Pope wns not
fiity-hve when elected, The new Pope
received his Cardinals ha, December
10, 1853. lie has been heretofore
known as Archbishop of Perouse, and
later as papal chamberlain. Hc comes
to his office with q high reputation for
learning. ability and piety.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

Colonel Tom. Buyers, after an cdi
torial experience OF about thirty years
has retired from that connection with
the Gallalin Examiner. His son, Rob.
ort Boyers succeeds him. The Colonel
still retains his interest in the cstab
liSlment.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

The wholesale merchants OF the
United States o employ not less
than sixty thousand travellers, ut an "v'
eragc expense yearly OF st least 49,
900 cach.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

Fifty threc Republican members OF
the Louisiana Legislature have signed
an appeal for executive clcmrncy in
behalf OfTl,o.. G. Anderson, the cons
victed member Of the late notorious
Returning Board.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

Hon. w. 7. ToiIey, Of Moore conn-
", has written a letter to Col. A. D
Colyar, urging that the fight for To-"
taxes be made by and within the Dem
oCralic ranks.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

The Supreme Court Of Tennessee"
has decided that occupancy None rNlI'
lies Il party to the benefits OF the home
stead net. And now, pray tell us, yc
wise men, what occupancy means.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

In an interview at 81. Louis. the
other day, Wendell Phillips said. ~
consider it to he certain that the next
PIepidcnt will lie a Democrat. and the
next Vice President will he = Conleie-
rate Major General. The South is
vaulting into the saddle, and Hayes is
holding the stirrnp."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

The price Of tobacco is so low that
kcntuck, farmers have become dis.
gusted, and will plant only small rr' ps
this season. Thus far nothing has
been done towards burning tobacco
plant beds.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

1t is stated ON what is said to br
good authority that 10000, 600 lnna"
beings ale in Il starving condition IL
the famine stricken provinces OF North
China.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

Ex-Governor Moses, o! South Car
OHM, is said to he now in New York
in utter poverty. Hs robbed hi, wife
and mother OF their valuable clothing
before leaving the South, and i, now
wanted by Sheriff Bowen, OF Charles.
ton, to answer the complaints OF his
own household.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

The Fayetteville Express says there
is 80 much abacntceism in Congress,
that TO secure full houses il will he nee
essary to re establish the House grog
shop.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

The House Banking and Currency
Committee Is said to have practically
agreed to . bill TO substitute green
backs for national bank circulation.
The bill provides that tho g%reenback
shall be receivable for all public and
private dues, except where coin Is ex'
Drcssly stipulated.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

The Athens Post reports that nine
Tennis Of the people OF Mcig' county
are in favor Of paving the State debt,
but want to postpone any settlement
or increase OF taxation until times get
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28
LUM6Ed, LUMBER
Hunts Station, Tennessee.
W.. w. GARN Ell.

The undersigned is now prepared to re-
ccive and iii all orders. ut short notice,
for the following kinds of lumber, ut the
annexed prices:
Oak. per NJ. per car load. .... =. $l1.50
Delivered at Winchester or Decherd, 1880
Gum. per NJ. per car load, ......... II $50
DELIVERED at Winchester or Decherd, 1880
Poplar. per NJ, per ear load, nan. 12.50
Delivered ut winchester or Decherd. 1880
Will receive wheat, corn, bacon. and any
other understandable barter. taken in ex-
for lumber at market prices.
j.. ID. LIPSCOMB
August 9th. 1S7S-tf
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

b. some unaccounlnb.r mistake ~ :
recent wedding at W lllanspori, IA
the bridesmaid WAS married in place %
the intended hridr,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

IHr m%rcliIg Of TIE National Demo-
cratic Con WIllcc has teen postponed
10 May %, 1878
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

A Committee Of the S"nale has
agreed to create q new territory out 81
portions Of Wyoming and Dako'", to
bp callt Lincoln
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

A Young lady N Wisconsin refused
ODER of marriage on III" ground
that her father WAS not able TO snppor
\ larger family
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

There is n reward OF five hundred
dollars offered for the arrest OF Franks,
the man who killed Capt. Jones, at
Scollsboro, Ala.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

Gen. L. +. WalHrr, TX Confederate
Of War, lsa p%romin'n, can
iidatc for The United States SENATE
rom Alabama.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

The population oi Nashville anil
+ lg"t"ld, by absolute count. ia 1871,
I0,3l9,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28
O0FFIN9

Made to order. and a full supply Of the
incest on hand. of any size. at less than
they ran be bought for anywhere else.
lie will deliver them In q NICE HEARSE
to any part Of the county.
a Call at his store-room, northeast
side Of the Square, Jonrdan's old stand.
Winchester, Tenn = and examine for your
selues. and you will see that you can save
money by patronisiDg him.
auGa8-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28
FOR SALE !

A well-watercd farm Of 600 acres, on Elk
river ut Nann's Ford, I mile, from win
e. ester. will be sold on very easy terms
Apply to n. B. BLACK,
ssp1o Winvhestsr. Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

Speaker Randall says that he think
Congress can get through with lis
work aud adjourn Ivy the middle OF
June.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

II il said that the amount OF dclin.
,lurut taxes in Memphis amounts to
over S2,O00,0O0
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

Cold was quoted IN New York Mon
day at .02, Tennessee bonds, 30S Tor
old AMI 80 for new
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

A, lady about 10 miles east OF
Brentwood, Texas, recently gave
birth to six well developed children at
one birth.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28
Examine the margin of your

means you are In arrears. and unless you
pay up your paper will be stopped. We
are not able to pay cash for work ani IA
terial and do work on q credit
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28
WlWALSIEE, iEANGSSLL.
FOR GOVERNOR,
HON.. A. 5. MARKS,
or Franklin County.

(Snbjcct to the decision Of a Convention
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

69956. '
Cotton steady; midding ioSc low maans. SIC good
Great britain, SoSo to franos az e. aas tx
6.Oou Stock. 37e.573 - '-'''
oss.on quiet; niddns, io,5c low siddns, $50 ;
eOsst~so 1855 sse sooS ssct Ss''' Exports
co,,o, ,,..,,, ,o sAvAsSAn, Feb. % 1873.
w. = % ss Tss's S..s ss: ss sssc
Cotton steady an ios io% middiias rsn as lsas
@ eco Gssnary s,nn 9s eMc Net receipts 1856 bales Sales
spirits Of uDsn:ias stead, qaIs
and 81 lO tor yellow dip virgin Tar steady 81 so
r,,,,,, o. oswEso Feb. az; 1873
for for No Viii. :pTaIas a e " g tor amber winter IS
steady and unchanged Corn "neSanssa Barley d":
se Mo csss s sG g. y
:sa slf y %sss: ss: W :. % si s sSS ss ''d ''
wsss, sssr II r., s.s: SS
con-; ss";i;iss syo ss;ssi: Ss S.:s
4 w. ~; I'll 81:
buls nour. 20 100 wHsat s2syp d. corn. 1900
e @ s' Sss'{ ss sssa
1880 do. OATS Io.soo do barley. i2.o0o do. rye.
spot aud seller February and March, 81 20 seller AS
seller April 81 as Corn s'ss se aea seller ssss
,'s ss's f. :'s =. :ss'
No !. ~ IT, logs, ~ ~ Kecoipss, Flour, 100 hbls,
1900 bushels; corn. 300 DO. oats. 2,2u0 do.
CINCINNATI Feb. 2s, 1874
Flour nrrner s9t 70: auotaby higher Wheat quiet red
so aas .s.ay u aa p',s's "s sss
selc Barley In fair densnd; fall. 36c 4ic. PORK queS
At $40 rs lard IN good demsnd, small sales: steam,
short rib, Is 20 bid 70 30 asked shors clear s Is la
s6 49, clear sides, se 30 81 40 trseu meats scaree
6rln With fair demand shoulders. nominsiiy. 34c;
with lar demand a. ii o. Butter Srm and ncSsnScd
for choice, low grades du sugar steady ged
Logs iarly active and shade higher eommon, IS
srs'. - . ~ oS; receipts. LOO; shipments, $50
Drrnofr, Feb. 23 1873
Flour nrra sales 40 bbs white ss IS 70 Wheat steady;
extra white Michigan, ~ 10; No do. $2oh 81 25t.
tivcl No white aye 2os NJ mlxtd, as,sc clo.
8aUO bushels, corn, BOO do; oats a7tJ do. Ship.
Flour quiet, unchs spgcd Wheat active and nrm an
::ssa ,S as '""s ssssa So sas 81 % 81 vs ssss.
0-ss ADri No 3do ~ o5s 81 U5ti rejected b2sc.
ss,a yi.,,s ' ss.s ass at
::s;, & ::s x 70 .s II, X
in isr ds%snd At IL 30 AMI March: 81 4css sa.
Rsceipts Tor two days Four QUO nbls wheat a5 90
buShels corn, l47 900 do oats, $4,000 do rye. loo 90
s'y ws.s s%s di5S0S Ss 's s.:
$4,000 DO rye, $40 oo barley. i4,0oo do.
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Review Of the Week-Stock Specula-
ton Still Very Dull.
THE GOLD AND MONEY MARKETS.
rhe Course Of Investment Securities Govern
ment, State and Railroad Bonds.
WALL STREET,

SUNDAY, Feb. "a. 1878.
Popesays that "gcnte Duness ever loves joke"
Possibly Pope was right In general way, but ii any
broker has discovered q capacity for h,arity In tho
duInsss Of tho past week no has yet failed pro-
claim himself There only FIVE dull days Ia the
last ssvsn, simply because patriotic Legislature had
chosen 70 make one OF the six working ones a close
holiday They might have gone furthor without any.
body faring the worse BY shutting up the financial
shop Altogether. Practically, far trading was
concerned, the Stock Exchange was, all ntents and
purposes, closed 70 speculation much the disgust
Of the commission broker, who is having about az
lively time OF II galley slave chained TO the oar;
but probably 10 tho satisfaction Of the Governing Com.
wittoe, VINO assiduously ''sport the OAK" againss
the entrance Of liberal traffic and brokers'
rgnta Speculation remains as unreasonable
as the weather. At a time OF year when brisk
business should be doing tho market remains as
sluggish In the summer solstce, and the record Of
transactions compares unfavorabiy in amount with
those OF an average July and August Conaued, as
business IT, to handful OF great operators and ruck
VI small imtators who follow them blpdy, Il IL only
necessary for the former withdraw from tho mar
Ret to stop the whole machinery. This they have
ione tor number OF days past, and, Ike a fock of
sheep which 90 all astsay when there 10 bellwether
10 lead, the small traders have done nkowise. or at
least con6ne their efforts 10 aimess and dssutory
Of speculation have for the time being retired from
business There Is the uncertainty the effects
the Silver BILL the foreign nevis which comes tul Of
war one day and OF peace the next, the shilly-
Bhaly policy Of the railroads as to freight
charges, she want OF faith In coal and telegrapnic
combinations. and last, but least The fact that
blocked IN the HANDS OF few cliques there lies great
mass Of stocks which nobody sell and no.
body offers TO buy. IL remarkable, therefore,
that the market during the past week should have
mained ss 1t were, IN state Of allegiance and with
meagre record OF transactions and fluctuations.
Lake Shore, the grangers, Western Union aud the
coal shares absorbed what interest there By
turns the receipts Of brsadstu earnings OF rail-
Soads Or prospects Of tho combinations lor
pr against the properties most Interested
In the market for governments and gold the career
" tho Silver bill through senate and House was
marked family but decidedly by decline OF u 10 ~
n bonds and . recovery OF the gold premium to 1924
with which smirchng Of the national credit the week
closed.
TRANSACTIONS or THE WEEK.
the following table represents the opening, highest
and lowest sales regular way Of the principal Stocks
Turing the past week. together with the number Of
\ denIt n -
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
WHO is PATRICK HICKEYs

This the coigma that Judge B,xby at the
Tombs Police Cour. sought In vain solve Saturday
The question by the confession OF three young
lads charged With burglary. They were caught by
Oficer Hapin, Of the First precinct in close prox-
inity 70 The tobacco store oi Fernando Dor, No. 20
Fulton street. Immediately after the store had been
broken into aud $l2 worth Of cigars stolen, which
cgurs were t0uud IN their possession.
"Wby did you steal thcm Michael Clifford :" asked
the Court OF the Oldest boy, aged seventeen years.
II didn't stcal em Sir. Patrick Hickey guv 'em 10
me-"
'And who is Patrick HtokeyP"
"Dunno, sir'
'.What have you to say, John Sullivan ?" asked the
magistrate, addressing the second cuprlt, aged
thirteen.
.'patrck Hickey CIV 'cm to me-"
.Who Is this Patrick H,ekey2"
"Don't know, SIR lie hangs around the Fo'th
ward"
"Apd how did you come by the cigars, Denis Foley gn
queried the Court turning his eyes toward the young
est OF the lads, aged eleven years.
II got 'em from Patrick Hickey, Yonner.' piped
the dlmnutve prisoner, glancing with air Of mar.
tyrdom " his cOmpani0nA
81 shall have TO hold you, boys, until Mr.. Hickey
be found" said the Court; and the lads Iooking
very downcast at tho Ill success OF their story, were
sent 10 the cells
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
HORSE NOTES.

[From tho Kentucky Live stock Record, Feb. 23.l
Messrs. JscAson l. Randall. Lexington, KY, have
sold to Judge g. b. kinkead, OF this city, thv chest.
nut geding Knapsack, 8 years old, by War Dance
dam sus Dougherty, for 500, as II saddle horse.
Colonel Il. West, Edge Hill Stock Farm, George.
town, KY, bought privately from the executors OF tho
late Joseph II. Ewat, tho bay Tho Jewcss. z
years old, by Mambrino Patcnen, dam by Mnlers
Joe Downing. Tor $4,000. Her record Is 2:z6.
Mr. Joseph Bmkemoro, Lexington, KY, lett here on
Wednesday for New York with the following thor
oushbreds:-Gyptis, brown mare, yours old, sister
goes 10 +. Lorard, Rancocas Stud Farm, Jobstown,
N. j.; bay gclding. years old, by Paris, dam
ha oS %p a ,ons
Ph.c'on, for r. wiskIIGs Preston, n X. W
Mr. NJ. H. SANFORD, North Eithorn Stock Farm,
Lexington KY, has concluded 10 keep the Preakuess
stations. imp. G,enes, VIGIL Monarchisl, Baywood
and King Lear for private Tor season Of lS7S
Oh shares Tho difficulty OF collecting and the at,cn-
ton necessary 10 give ths very large breeding estab
iisnment has induced him TO take this step. Tbusc
owning choice mares or tue dams OF winners may
make satisfactory arrangements ON application.
1878 comprise Pat Msioy, King Alfonso, Lisbon and
imp Glen Atho. The irotters Belmont and Harold
Pat Malioy is by LexinRlon out oil GIoriana by Amcr
can Eclipse, Der dam Irile. Pat Msloy MAS spien.
did racer al all distances, aud with limited chance
at tue stud mas sired some remarkably good horses
KING Alfonso, BIZ imp PhaoLon, out OF Capitoll oy
vandal was hne racchorse, has plenty OF size bone
aud substance. and hts colts, yearnDgs this spripg
look extremely promising. Lisbon IL by imp. Phac.
ton, out Of Imp. Lazy Love by S,ockwsI or Caterer
and Is rich bred young horse Of pure English line
ags. Glen Atbol, ny Blair AshoI, out OF Grsta by
voltgcur Is very highly bred horse. Tho two tro-
ting sres are Belmont by AIexanaer's Abdallah, dam
Belle, NY Msmbr,no Choi. aud Harold, by Rysdyk Is
HambetonlaD, dam by Old Abdallah.
We learn that Mr. NJ. h. SANFORD has been extremely
unfortunate with his string OF rscchorscs IN Eagand
They have been attacked with the ep,dcm,c aisea 50
VIII Gu has been prcva ling 10 alarming extent at
Newmarket, England, and his trainor, Mr., Cnar les
LltteDcd, informs him that Brown Prince, 4 years
old, BY Lexington, out OF imp. Britannia; Cata.
racs, bay cot, years old, by imp Glenela.
out OF Niagara; Dancing Master, bay coll, years
bay Oily, years old, by imp. GlcneIg out OF
UIrIca, have all become roarers from the effects OF
the disease. THIS ~ serious misfortune not only TO
Mr.. SANFORD, who has sbosu great pluck aud cnicr.
sprse, but 10 America arge his effort test the
oughbreos
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
THE CHARITY COAL prsrn,Buriou.

To THE EDITOR or rgB hHxALb:-
beg leave TO ask small epaoe for charity's saxc
to expose what many boiieve TO DO a sad grievance
the way iu which the citys 10 served to tho
suffering poor by the Commissioners OF Charities aud
Correction large sam has been appropriated by tho
cily for this purpose, and why in tho name Of CON-
mon justice do they not get it? know Of
my own knowledge over dozen most desery.
rug families who made application last month ana
VINO have not yet been visited, though they are 10
iamishing condition. Some OF them nave walked all
the way from Harlem To Eleventh street Twice TO akc
application. myself called on Mr. KciIock on two
occasions in reference TO this matter gave him The
names OF three or four OF those same famios, no
action been taken IN the matter. hone tbore ia
no cornor In coal IN Eleventh street.
ONE OF rHE vISIroRs
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
THE MADISON AVENUE CARS.
To THE EproH or run HxnALD:-

TO THE EDITOR OF Tue HEKALD:-
Last Friday morning, nj eight O'Clock, stood In
pcng rain on the corner Of scveuty1fth street and
Madison avenue over ton minutes waiting for Madi.
son car and when last ade It's appear.
II was crowded that there was barely stand
ing There was occasion tor this n all. sad
4, only from the parsitnony Of tho company IN
running even smaller numbor OF cars than II usually
does THIS company IS suhicienty notorious Tor its
habiuai disregard vi the rights OF It's passc
runs lever ours than acy other limo in tho city
charges higher arc and subjects passengers 10
A r.
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
THE RECRUITING SERVICE.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. !

ment who transact the routine business, keep re-
cruitins records and examine the money aud prop
erty accounts OF recruiting officers
RECRUITING ROSTER, JANUARY 1878.
Tnere are forty-seven officers and 800 men on
cruting service Tho original detail for the general
service was TWO colonies, two majors and thirty five
une omcers OF cavalry and infantry; but OF the
majors, since promoted lieutenant colonel, has 70
oi tho seventy dead and one captain OF infantry
lDIum OF the second was relieved at hts request
10 JOIN ms company in the NJ Perez expedition.
cavalry recruits, formerly collected at Carlisle
narrncks, Pa. are now sent to ST. Louis Barracks,
mo-, the headquartcrs OF the mounted recruiting
Iy regiments are sent either TO Governors Island
Columbus Barracks, Ohio
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
CONVICT LABOR.

To EDITOR HERALD
In The platform OF the na,ional" party, published
In the HERALD OF February 23s the twelfth section
"rhat the contract system OF employing labor
IN our prisons and reiormatory Institutions works
great injustice to our mschanios ana citizens and
should be prohibited" THIS seems 10 ma TO be az
error, the mistake not being III tho contract system
port the worthless one. Tho principle, ''ii a man
viii not work, neither shall he cat should DO
adopted In troatment OF criminals instead Of
bong tax upon tue state they should DO sssde u
source of Yevcnuo.
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
ASK Ass As4xaAs5
Prime ban kors' sterling

The gold speculation unmarked by any great
shanges, although the House Of Representatives
passed the Bland bill with the senate amendments.
and the bill goes 10 the President Tomorrow. 1t
bss become evident that tho remonc,izltion OF
silver, with such stringent restrictions upon the
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
THE cLArRMoNr SAVINGS .Asx.

To THE EDITOR or Tue HERALD:--
What is the reason the Of tho Cairmont
Savings Bank does not declare q dlvdendf l have
called al his Office, but have found him n. The
Office seems to oe In charge OF three men and boy,
all oi whom are no doubt drawing salaries but no
satisfactory explanation can be obtained IRON them
TINS needless expense together with OF premises
ana RECEIVERS remuneration, will 40 depcte the
mander Of this wreck that there will be nothing left
Tor DEPOSIrURS.
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
How PROPERTY Is INJURED.

TO THE EDITOR or TIE HERALD:-
am the owner of tenement house on Forty-fourth
street, between Second and Third avenues. keep
tho premises IN good repair, but ind II impossbe 10
secure tenants OF respectable class, ior the reason
that the city ordinances respecting tho lighting,
cleaning and repairing OF streets 10 almost totally
neglected IN the immediate peighborhood OF my
property. have nade my complaint 10 ihe pvoper
ing the just complaint or TAxPAYER
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
LEGAL. NOTICES.
fTH5T1s BL0xsJN waI5iiiiTi,.- Ds0 EsxsE6.

fNMUMAs BLUXsOM WHIuiIf, DEUEASED.
l. Notice
The children other dcscend dants Of Thomas Bioxso,u
Wright formerly OF Cranve In the couby OF leicester
aud aftcrwnd ci seatha. ia the county Of Narwck Ia
ngand, Who died In about the 1873 tthc children
or other descendants OF whom entitled snare "
f,3s, aud who believed ~ be Ia An,ecs, may hosr
thing their adv by fprw ardug Ncrsr
Fox solicitors. Lutcrwcr,h. or Va Mr. wcvds so,icitcr
No. smpton ST., bloomsbury. London their nam
and Adrssses . information the family Of shs
said Tioms o. Boxsom Wright, deceased.
J. B. N. q. FOX
Solicitors. Izuttsrworth.
Letcsstcrshisv. Eugiaad.
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
A FoRoorrgN oRpINANCE.

To THE EDITOR HERALp:-
Whose duty is II TO suppress the nuisance and noise
caused by junkmen who insist on going through tho
streets with bells attached to their cartse Tho Com
mon Council several months ago passed ordinance
prohibiting the use OF bells a resident OF Tnir-
teenth street, between second THIRD avenues and
the In that and also in Fourteenth
almost unbearablo. SUFFERER
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
NONRESIDENT TEACHERS.

To THE EDITOR OF TUX HERALD:-
There are employed In our public schools $50
teachers drawing salaries ranging from 5000 $500
por annum, who live out o the city, even out
Of the State Many OF these persons hold property in
other cities ana pay taxes 10 otner municipal bodies
Why cannot the Boaro remedy tins evil by Compel ng
them TO 1--we within Tho city limits? II rule oil TINS
knd adopted much OF the irreguiarity and tard.
IN attendance which local boards have intend
with would be corrected. TAXPAYER,
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
VIOLATING THEIR own RULES.

TO rHB EDITOR OF TIE dKRALD:-
Tho folks 10 our neighOorhood, like good citizens
have obedience to the sanitary CODE placed their
ashes and garbage 10 separate vesselA The cartman
came along and pitched ooth into the same cart, as
has always been the CASE Now, what 10 the use OF
issuing orders and botherug the police serve them
aud Tor US to go 10 the trouble 10 obey Inc only
TO see IL scOrned by tho authorities? I would dearly
ko the Police Com ssioners punished Tor vo.
aton Of this law. This has beor several times
and yet the Commissioners say people Will obey
the law. WEST FORrlErH STREE