New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
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lOOdA UA4OSLAA~NA~'
SYMPATHY FOR JESSIE MAILLARD.
Co,on,I Charles g. Spencer, the lawyer who sue,
eesssnliv conducted the defence OF jessie Mahatu
her recent trial before Judge Cowing IN ths
Court of General Sessions Was heI1 Tsr TsInIISE
T,Sldne' openiug aud answering the many letters
and kilograms Of oonsra'aaGn on 'e suf tSsn
bis Efforts saas s ssa' the sS Colonel hsvs
ten Offering .pecuniary assistance oo sedocer
help the girl and TO psSseente o N on @e snd
many of the offers OF assistance CONE mo,f ~
ladies. There has been a. widespread ieenng %
sympathy for r 9as faer hdcpS
ger have been entirely voluntary 100 A,s IT'D
praise cannot be awarded Mr. sanger ne ass'S the
eassie NaiIlard because he wished y snow tue
void that the entire respectable Jewish COM
mnnity spurned this man Levi and ioa'heu lib
'"What are your intentions in regard to prosecu'-
is my intention in behalf Of the girl to cI@s
nrosecntion. had begun one oeIor I
this trial. 1t brought on tins 'ril'
and now shall continue ., ~,
a,% is NV own opinion that successful prosecution
Of lewis witnesses in the trial for perjury ooulu 90
made but shall do nothing w. ;d 70 he worth
SS1o GOO and he should make some reparation Tor
fhe mjusticehe has DONE ,,,y
"she is staying with Mrs Shorteli. / shall Try
and get her to the West somewhere She VIII hs s
no trouble about her lutule lor ihaAiN Vi. 10 tba
bome for her have come to me IRON all over 'n0
country"
GARBAGE AND FILTH IN THE STREETS.
Howard Potter. president of the Association for
the Improvement of the Condition OF the Poor SAID
Yesterday that the committee appointed 10y tho ,4
ation to nouire about the condition OF the streeis
Snsred AMY TO Improve the condition OF people
living in certain districts OF the ciiy /! nau Vit
seen freouently by members of the ASSOCIATION thit
omang the crowded tenement districts the people
throw garbage and filthy substances INTO Ihe stieo.,
and they make no effort to sepatae re 'n nSeence of
such matter in the pubic streets must DC o
10 health and the object OF the comn'ae n3b ~a
Ties TO the matter. He also said that the assoca-
ton did not want 10 appear meddiesome on' con
sdered that 1t one OF ITS duties 10 Iooh III H.
she interests of peoDe living Ia districts where ms
ordinance was violated. Mr.. Potter also salu, iu
speaSIng about the condition of the streets Genei-
o(ly- that he thought they had been kept cleaner
since Mr. Coleman assumed charee, Oh tne uep ~
men than they were before: ne DeieS1h h h vas
PoIica Commissioner Matthews was asked what
tbe Com nissioners we're doing TO remedy the prSc,
~ Of tbIowinG garbage in the streets. He SAID
that there was a general order III force Tequ'Iins
every policeman to arrest person seen d haa
The CITY ordinance great many persons nau oeeu
arrested and fined: but the great difficulty was TO
oatch per son in the act of throwing nhy lhatCeI
into the street Many persons tenemenI HOUSES dn
nan servants in private families were aware that
In was nnla wfu to throw such matter III the streets
t,on of II. They would watch the officer on post,
and when he was not looking they, would put
garbage and other matter much more hlthl III pVhe
of fine adjoining house or throw ~ 10 tue
opposte side of the street. Some persons III @ile
ment houses would open widow and throw tne
matter out In such cases IL was nnposSloie 10
catch he offenders and he did not know that any
society could stop the nuisance lie suggested al
though he SAID ne dld not Know Man f fo have
law passed holding the owners OF properly naole
for such offences They would tafn De ikeIS 20 ok
er,ise Watchfulness ertfelr tenants, anu tue hu
sance TO a certain extent wOuldsbe abated.
AMATEUR DENTISTRY IN A STREET CAR.
German woman entered Ninthst. car at Sack
ett-st. Brooklyn yesterday afternoon, leadlnS by
the hand chubby child four or hve years OF age
After fishing out five pennies from an hlin T Sc
purse to pay to the conductor, she TOOK pan OF
small twine from of the many pockets OF tne
pnrse and cut off about three feet Seating the ch Id
by her side and patting his cheek IN al aecll0nate
mann r. she asked the little boy TO open his mouth
She then deliberately tied one end OF the string 10
tooth in the chld's mouth and the other TO one of
bis feet. The boy remained calm and tranquil dur
ing this proceeding The mother then hud1ied the
boy up to her side and began to Groom German
ballad This soon put the child to Sleep AT Fifth
ave the woman nlOtioned TO the conductor TO stop
the car She arose from her seat. and the child be-
pan TO straighten up before sliding TO the hoor to
follow the woman. The passengers watch 1,sa the
little drama with much interest. The cmld ap-
pe;red to be wholly Ignorant why the people Were
WHY he had been tied up with a string. Inc pas
sengers expected to hear howl OF agony and those
mt n5 To- then faces to ward off the blow of the fly
INC tooth. The child jumped to the floor and the
tooth flew across the car and struck the oppoSte
window. The urchn put his hand to his mouth and
seemed puzzled whether to ugh or to cry. In his
bewilderment he finally failed to do either.
MR. GAZZAMS UNCERTAIN REPUTATION.
A dispatch from Washington vest rday stated
that the Commissioner OF the GeneTat Lanu Juice
had declared the firm of GaZzam u Co., POST once
address, Station l., in this city. to oe traud lhe
announcement did not cause surprise IN sloIIisahia
where Audey w. Gaz1an lived Ior aDout Two years
and half. An inquiry made by TRIBUNE reporter
Yesterday of the people who live among the goat,
covered mills OF that part OF the cly showed tnat
GlzZam had not borne the best of POPULATIONS. " In
fact said q real estate agent IN hrd-aNc near
Onc-hundred -and-slX ~ -iourth-st, he was such a
CONSEQUENTIAL man that always was suspicious OF
him The butchers and grOCerS III the nelghb0r-
hood said that sometimes Gazzam paid his bills aud
That sometimes he did not They all knew that he
had but 5hay PS SSe TO nae i
letters are forwarded rom Station H.. 49,
1t is said that GaZzam sends ont 10 eX-soInlers
circulars promising to o., 1ma tSl Ia ae
and then to sell the ACCOMPLISHMENTS for handsome
nroft over the fees charged by the firm. The sol
dIers actual residence is declared TO be unneces-
sary This scheme the Commissioner states is a
violation OF the law and the evidence III the pos
session OF the Land Office shows that many persons
have been Gefrauded by the firm aud Its branches.
SPECULATION IN CORN AND PETROLEUM
The excitement i'll the grain market continued at
the Produce Exchange yesterday, with tendency
10 lower prices. Prices for November corn declined
from 10 cents n bushel, but advanced again and
closed at al 09l2, with no trading. One offer was
made Yesterday 10 sell Il large lot OF NO. corn III
elevator ut 90 cents bushel. upon guarantee that
IL would he taken for immediate export In default
of such guarantee, or II II was taken 10 speculate
with i'm this market, 81 OF was asked
Al the Petroleum Exchange the excitement was
very great and prices huctuatcd at extremes. The
market opened at II GA q barrel Tor crude petTo-
leum sold down TO S6l2, advanced again to 9S, de-