New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-17

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WOODS FREE PcIV'E GALLERY every d'yNo 49, Broadway
The weather last night dsagecably chilly, tho air
being filed with cold, penetrating, influenza mist.
Coscrrr TOR TIE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF FiREMEy.-
To might VIII be given Concert by NJ julien and his
Company at Metropolitan Hal in aid o. this fund TIE
vhole ,ccesno deduction for printing advertising post
ing saeres rent &c 6cw be given TO the excelon, OBJ
jet in view EvCry who attends vii sho his regard for
the srvccs and memories Of those who sublmey sacrifice
tmfelyes to save houses perhaps cities from conhagra
ton No nobler efforts in peace in can be cited
tan these of omcn who expose and so lose their lives
in conforvng the wealth and Interests Of society and it
tie duty Of society TO protect when necessary their widows
and hen in preference securing dsln! lands for OBJ
jeots Of charity.
We 81 uld only he repeating what have often said
wero We to speak Of the intrinsic attractions of these
cCts
Tic Hutchinson Family who lave been singing hare or
in the vicinity for weeks past propose to give,
Thundsy evening next Of the Tab,nace the frs! Of anew
series Of their popular concerts Their songs speasant
as they are familiar and doubt that they WI draw
fri houses Their simple melodies OF home and its joys
will offer appropriate entertainment for the evening OF
"foIelethers Day
GREAT SALE or EEcLIsH BooKs-An important auction
sbe Of books announced to take pace Monday oven
ng next b. tho and onierprsng firm Of George w.
Lord & Co. No $50 Broadway The catalogue comprises
number Of rare editions and viii be found well worthy
tie attention Of book fanciers.
AoQUIrrIp.-We learn from Mr.. Murray, one Of the
Twentieth Ward Election Inspectors that the Grand Jury,
after due investigation heve honoreby acquitted him Of the
charge Of fasNirg the of iOr Alderman that
Ward a; the late election
Prof L. Fowlers chronological lectures and eEam'nl
tons the Advent Mission Chapel No 30 Forsyth st.
much satisfaction that he requested by vote Of those
TrCss Thursday evening 10 continue them next week
Wednesday and Thursday oveningswhich he consented
TO Co. II is also understood that Mrs Fowler VI ID, viii
give some valuable physiological lectures at the place
at an carly day.
The Board OF Aldermen had a short meeting last
ING End adjourned about o'clock for want Of quorum
Few matters OF public interest brought up An ord
nance to increase the prices be charged by some
20 per cent adopted report TO rebuild Wash
inson Marko its present site on the plans prepared
year or two ago was la the table and ordered to DO
printed This is a minority report BY AID. Tweed re-
Tor from the Finance Committee in favor of purchasing
eighteen acres of land sdoning and interesting the City
Cemetery or Potters Field with water right for $4,000
was laid the table and ordered to be printed There
10 debate On any subject
A Uopex noux n pu R;i oon,a hsra nui,k tiera
is horse down and he don't kick, and guess he's dead
and theresa lot of fellows looking al the fun
What fun ?"
why you see, there woman and Children the
cart and whole parcel of stuff and they all tumbled in
tie mud, and basket Of dishes al went to smash
Yes to smssh, ard the children went in the mud
there no lack that the streets arc fun of iand the
poor womsns crockery smashed and the poor mans
horse was Killed. and that fun fort the lot of fellows
locking or this wreck ofmatter and ruin Of poor family
To some who saw the accident il was not fun, We,
dout whe,herone in thought of the sad sad loss to
that Toor of his horse Perhaps they thought the
Ioor croekery great loss, aud that the man
could easy get another horse.
They did not think Alright But they might have thought
il was none of their business But It 1t is the bas
ress Of every 10 lit up the fallen True we could not
lit up the dc ad horse bu: could lift up dollar and give
towards buying another and that would be fan single
dollar from each ore who stopped to look elbOwng their
way into the crowd tosee whats the matter and turning
away in disgust wheH they that ii was nothing bar
horse down" would have purchased new one and set
The man up again in business
How the crowd do elbow and shove each other and how
the omnbu. drivers because there horse down
and tell the owner hurry up and get him on, OF the
way-out Of their way How the woman cries over her
poor children-no much hur but terribly frghtened-tn
,he ees them quiet and then she cries over her broken
crockery the breaking of which such fun to the idle
vagsbonds who come running up out of every side street
haze alley or hiding hole till Broadway is aloo narrow
TO hold them.
10 hollcces TO Bill to quick, for there is horse
down. and Bill and his brother Dick with Tom jim. MEX
Pete Abe Ned Gus Nike Pat Bob and Nat are al just
round the conner ready 10 run the first noe-a horse
down"
What are all these ragged bGreiooted dirty idle boys
doing in the street always ready to when horse il
down or down anything happens to afford EH'
Go ssk their parents 60 TO their wrethed dens-caled
homes-where there often human being every square
foot Of floor for the dodgers piled up in ten OF hunks
and ask why these children do stay OF home No, you
will no, ask you viii They have no homo to stay in
nothing to induce them stay therohey only there b
sleep because they cannot live in the street all night and
because there is not so much Gun while those who have
horses are asleep.
why don't they 60 to school
Beoausethey poor dirty ragged. ignorant uncared
for and uncarg Tor anything except to horse down
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