New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

On Il did not bring business but IL did bring the
sndlord With III hard vert, "p or GO Where could
be got He had expended all his money getting n-he had
none spend in getting out Besdes who would 60 secu-
ry fer the Of and poor folks cannot
well get without that, payment in advance
Yet be couo stay for be could not pay where be WAS
and bis landlords head still clothed with nature
covering be would not take wigs present or prospective
So Wigs were warned cut.
Mr. Wig said let Us 90 Mrs. Wig said 70. LIST him dare
to turn us into the ,trest She little knew what New
York Landlord would dare but did, and therefore were
not at all surprised home one night a'ter eeV
en-, to find pile of household goods upon the Sidewalk
prominent among which black wigs and brown wigs
red wigs gray all stages of progress, except hnn
ing He OF that class Of people very numerous Ia
this world, who never finish anything they unosfAAe
Zee they co; they finish the last bottle.
Wei. they turned out There SAT the man. mo''y
and silent There lay the household stuff, studied INTO
heterogeneous pile upon the curb stone edge OF te sac
walk.
or course there was crowd Less causes than this WI
get Large and respectable meeting any time "hsr
60 many curious oilers yak the streets.
The tongue Of an angry woman breedeth stre-contsn
ton disturbance Of the public pssce-noSe ana
confusion. Mrs. Wig evidently angry and New iork
sIdlords this in psrtcuar-got g Cd sitting doEn
for what they worth Their characters were oeVei
oped AL night she told her wrongs - o'clock there
tbuDdsr storm The pesls were loud ana long OUT
and bet the reports Of Heavens arausr
there of stormy words that told of ruined GOODS
in that wreck upon the wsyside cast, and the wreck
hopes hoped for TO lead fortune 10 this an1 OF tne
and hone of the brave Alas, homes nofree, and bu
few brave enough 6gb for free land upon which the
homeless might have home from which no landlord could
hrust them out into the pess stcrmye and the storm
ofas Monday night during All a which there lay the pos
and psns the and paswel the rain hurt them not
but the chairs bedsit did hunt then-snd the nipple
ments Of trade the wigs and blocks and hair but dd not
hurt them any than It would the block neads IRON
which the hair was shorn but still IT cruel fate for
the poor aborers There thsy sat covered the door
way their late home boed barred and closed against
them, ard only" said the woman, only becsuse we
couc pay that greedy old Hunks. the pary SUN OF
lever dollars and half Oh OH oh how 1t rains and all
my goods $500 worth Of goods spoiled for even dollars
ard half" 1t a bard case, though We think the
damage estimated.
Who Was in fault We cannot help thinking thai the
at the corner the law that uphcds him in bis ou'i
nss something to do with IT, for pitcher go
ing FROM bis grocery after midnight and could not help
taking that II did not carry water Mercy knoE says
The ~omaD,be DID al the tskiDg-the man. like nearly
all Of ~. sid notlDg-be quiet man-we all are
"merey Knows have water enough here Wake up,
81 h. Al take a Drink II will do you good doubt
Cd fhst"you i'll get your death Of cod-therei feel
"beiteT feel ~ though could tear the heart out OF
that cid villain for turDiog out in su n night as this
ADo up she to bis door, and pulled the bell and
pounoed the panel giving him great many invit,tons
than polite 10 out and shsrs with her
the pleasures Of rainy night in the streets of New York
We believe hs respectfully declined he must also have
declined sleep, unles he had the faculty of wooog IN
spite Of womsp'- noisy tongue. They are noisy SONS
times This co. all that night, and all the next day
and ext night she might have been but she was not
She IN moody silence after the first stormy psroxysm
wss over broodIng over her m,sfortapes trying 70
her still moody husband by occasional cpl
het of lazy brute "stifless whsp who I'd brough
cher to such a psss-tarned her into the street and
where 10 GO" to rise up and seek another hsDltston
But Why did they not 20 into somebody's house aud
stay there until they got one T.
very natural question: unsophst Gated couory reader
for yen TO SIX.
"Wby ala they stay three days and nights the street
WY ala they not 20 into somebody house !"
Because they IL the city Ciy folks do not open
their To unknown guests These strsnses-i.ts
ia N grats tns great Western Wo where there
room enough fT all Who the strest This family
had 10 friends elcep' other family in he city
why oio they not 20 in with them ~
Simply because the ether family objected who lived
also i'll the cellar room ten by fourteen feet square
1.-TWO families IN n p
les two isIsil ten persons-in room and 10
that house twenty four other fsmes-two handrsd
snd ,hir'y iour human beings piled up another
about thick cheese your dairy she paying for
The privilege OF being Il enionbed alive, from 80 $40
amonth for room and bed Ioom, the bed room bs.Tsg
striking molsnce 10 sise ayness and comfort your
mott eI dark pot eloset, under the stairs.
"Oh II that Ia the way poor folks live 10 cities don't
want 10 40 there
Rightly considered You are better of II the country
IL 10 pity that great many who do live working hard
thus to newere not driven into the street. #
tht street into the fields, compelled TO live boer
io ger working wool instead If bar growing gsia
of srosipg poor AID poorer every day of cry life.
But What became OF the wig makers family H.dth
shy children"
oh, yes; did you ever hear of poor in the city
that bad not After three days rsl thsy reused energy
enough TO hunt up place wherein they might lay their
heads
"lou must pay the ren, in advance
But have not got the money. VIII You not wait till
the end of The month
YES il you give security
How c.ulo they There a way II was hnt4d Al
jew. VIII, lives at the 81 OF the golden balls w.,
for The goods and caatc uoou the pavee Mt were
nyentoried sold hm of three golden b.ls and
be- delivered them "a the owner of the human bee We
upon conCtion that their late should psy :; tho
bee hive esh and TO the balls four dollars p month and
il they failed to do toai for thee Iah than should tae
20 forth into bestreei once leaving al tbs cots AID
pans pictures and porcelain, snd s the beds and block
heads except their and all the ss ana s,slps *
cept those which adhered tn pses SIT enough ~ max.
such foolish bargain. So the wg.uakers family w-re
furnhh-d with place the sireet shsr-
in to lay their hesds
What wild be the next move Oae Of three the ho.pi
t prison. or place OF rect for all wac IA. to GDi II il lie