New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

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TIE Snow HARVEST Such snow storm as thar Of
Mcrday night falls IKE cod winding sheet upon the
poor deprving hundreds of their only means OF getting
fuel for il truth that many have 40 ohec means Of
making fire but by getting the lille bits Of half burnt coal
from the ash barrels OF those who practise such
my as sitting their coal ashes The chioners too for
brief space deprived OF their usual employment pick
ing rags from The quit r. and bones and scraps Of bread
from the garbage in the streets but there is another Glass
who lock upon snow as a Godsend for L gives them
work By sw Of this City II Is set toEh that every msn
shall shovel the of bis side valk rather hire some
Of the applicants for the JOB to DO t. To this
cless storm Is blessing il is their harvest We
don't know how many miles OF Sidewalk how many
Of brick and must if the law is kept be shov9lsd
over before 10 clock every morning after night
storm Early enough the hsryasters are out shovel IN
hand demanding job They do not beg for work they
walk boldly up the bel and give it good strong pull
which tells before the words spoken that the ringer
ready to do half an hours work for couple Of shiin2s
and the very best thing that be done is to set him it.
Take our advice and take the first who ohers- is
bis harvest and no is bound to have it, and if he does not
come one else will Our neighbor opposite who always
bargains upon the half principle had thirty calls yes
to-day morning before she could find poor devil hungry
enough TO 90 twice much work for shicg as others
got quarter for She saved the shilling but lost the worth
Of time wasted besides being hated by twenty nine
OF the thirty applicants for penurOu ness Another OF our
noglbors widow has three stout sons One OF them has
fancy that he is man but he is not II he had been he
would have gone out and shoveled the snow from his
ohe door steps before he driven out by the inces
sant ringing the bell By those who wanted job AT last
"the young gentleman csawled out about IL o'clock with
lis gloves on and bit of newspaper wrapped around the
cold shovel handle and worked il such lazy movements
cen be called work about fifteen minutes aud then retired
from tie harvest field Then younger brother took hold
awhile but he evidently thought his big brother
well able to work himself and he gave up and both
eet tne Nll5 Tue btHy neaueu ulOuet
the snowy job with bare head and ba.e hands. We
heard young lady WHO this operation, say that she
would sooner shovel for her bread than marry one
of those boys 1t is certain they made nothing by the
snow harvest.
The l22d Anniversary of washingons Birth day will
celebrated by the United Americans this afternoon Castle
Garden Jacob Broome, Grand Sachem of the Chancery
of he State of Pennsylvania, will deliver the Grafton See
advertisement for full programme.
The Rev. DR. Bowling will lecture to nigh; ut the Broad
way Tabernacle on Washington, the Hero Of the Day
I'VE celebrate There viii be other interesting exer.
cises
The Rev Lewis Raymond has been preaching in the
Nofokst Baptist Church every evening for the last four
weeks. Or Armage the pastor baptized twelve
last Sunday night, making ortyeight immersed within
month past The congregation Sunday night last was
great that the house densy thonged long before
services commenced The meetings to continue aud
Mr Raymond preashes every night this week
The Board of Aldermen engaged for four hours last
evening in discussing their powers in regard to originating
bills for the expenditure of money AID Mott occupied
two hours in delivering his Finally the minority
report Of AID Lord, contending that under the new
Charter the Board could not originate such papers
adopted by vote Of 10 to
The Councilmen were also 10 session, and, with |
much less discussion than usual, disposed of large
number Of papers OF local and some Of general inter
fst They voted hereafter to meet at o'clock, and
10 hold stated sessions Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
days Mr Acuarus sent in bis report Of ths Bureau Of
amps and Gas for the year 1888 stating that the appro
preton was 100000 and the expenditure s295ilJ H.
Gazing balance of s45:6 &c stating the mains laid last
year by the Manhattan Gas Company to have been in DIFF
streets sl2 feet the total extent Of mains by the
Company 1891 miles the number Of street lamps added
by Il in 1883 was 6I6 making tosl lighted by that Com
2any of 1855 The mains being laid By will require
$50 lamps more that the New York Gas Company have
aid 5000 feet OF mains the last year, which makes for
hem in all about 30 miles in their district the number Of
gas posts added by this Company for 1883 is 2s6 making
all 3441 hghted by them-being for the two Compa
lies 9O9e gas lamps that the whole amount Of mains for
las in our streets is 2l6 miles The report gives the
ious details Laid the table to be printed The Board
ben went into Committee Of the Whole, Councilman
ather in the Chair Various pape:s were read second
me and ordered to third reading The Board then ad
burned to Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
We call attention to the Anniversary to be celebrated
bis evening Of Chldrens Aid Society the Blocker
Church We understand the very important subject of
juvenile Reform in City to be brought forciby before
be public The Rev Mr Osgood, Hon. b. + Butler Jos
IoIie and others are make addresses repor. Of the
ears operations viii be read
Mr. CHARLES PARTRIDGE, in fifteenth st. gave the per-
in his employ, men, women and children, party
ionday evening when he distributed among them above
nd beyond the wages they have received per cent of
profits which he has made during the past year He Is
manufacture Of matches and tsper does en- extensive
ness foreign and domestic and employs here and else
here three he ha- |