DEAR BENNETT :
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DEAR BENNETT: -


When we can get redress no other way, we apply
to you as the only sure way OF accomplishing our
object The public have been looking, longing, and
expecting reduction Of the hre on the Harlem
Railroad. The directors promised (accordng to
rumors) that reduction on the 18th OF last month.
We have not, yet, realized the fulfilment of that
promise But we feel as though we had right to
demand it. With cheap postage and low fare all
around us, are not the citizens OF New York and
Westcheser counties, which are closely connect
ed in feeling and interest, Justly entitled to the same
privileges | think they are-wlth the rates at
37i cts. to Wheplans and Harts Corners, - 2e miles
% !" Tuckahoc and Hunts Bridge, &20
lSs Fordham and Wliams's do l2&l4
l24 Harlem and Morrsiana 8
10 Eighty-sixth street. 81


6l Forty y-second street, q
3orl" Twenty seventh street, ,


The company would find it to their interest to
adopt the above rates, from careful inquiries am
led TO believe, as result of the change, where one
person now takes the railroad they would find from
three to five under this reduction. BY calling the
attention OF the directors of the company to these
facts, you will confer great favor on the public, and
much obllge your numerous patrons.