{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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JAMES SrREEr.-Great is the credit due to the
thores Of Brooklyn for their recent exertions in
moving hogs and other nuisance from the public streets
we are constrained to state they have left the neghbo
hood of the James street market in quite deplorable
condition as it has ever been since the memory Of the
"oldest inhabant" Last evening, witnessed in this
delectabe section the city not only large congrega
tons OF unIuly porkers but also numerous concaves
soap lock boys who sought to annoy every female who
ventured to cross their path In addition to these grev
ances the side walks in portion of the street.
encumbered with vegetables and other commodities.
that person could easily pass by without great risk
their shins, or at still greater personal sacrifice OF
safety


NEW MOVE AMONG CABMEN.-Some adventurous and
speculative spirits among the cabmen of Brooklyn have
lately undertaken to their vehicles in opposition
the omnibus drivers charging only cents for ride
OF two three miles II they continue their praise.
worthy efforts, and conduct themselves properly they
will inevitably make money than by their hereto
fore ordinary routine of business


No WARNING DEATH.-A driver for Of the
Brooklyn undertakers the southern part of the city
tell off hearse which he driving in Myrtle Avenue


few days since, his return from funeral Beastly
intoxcaton the of the casualty, which came
very near adding another subject for the sections