New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-22


And nobody hurt, ] b. al nobody
No. me'Eu. nc, son
sob q. az that was clever Wa he Eenief
@Yesrasm entirely He 9ever kisSsd while h ''leu
mn with ropes pal, him cat OF The cellar into the se
ard on to 8 drsy
Dear ne how gentle And wis, became of him at
lAstlr
Cannot cav ms am. though boy said. l5a, he
very Rad boy. sh grea; big black bushy head with
cicsr in his or,b and 10, be beeved that they were
gorc TO take him to bologna sausage msnusccry U? IN
DcCtosn
"Oh laugh Was be dead :"
"Oh yes maa1l dead Crystal Palace stock and sod
10 Barnum who declares tia, be gslvane more lie
into bis dead earcase then he eau into that He has his
Thick hide of before this time and dpne up with forty
pounds of Arsenic and somebody picking his bons and
few months hence you rasy see him in the Museum Just
as good az ne and great deal durable. Viva Ia
Rhnoceros A bAs Bologna -ausagesr
LOOKING FOR TIE WAsHwoaAS-Dd YOU ever look
for ,our washwonanl We addressing the sab
raied who supposed 70 know To such things
IS weshvomen e1s-he that had tier linen
in their az en;s aad give ali the glory to the -
but the good Pc ope dwelling in the golden msan OF sO
ety. not high up to be Dizzy aud not 80 low as 10 be
groyslipg.
II you did seek her and successful in the expedi
ton Gd you Tot return rich with that jewel o. content
We had occasion look for washsomsn once. For
months sle had presented herself at door Saturday
evenings for the rain, the or the dtrk
res received her sixpence apiece and deplraed with
on; murnur At last Saturday came. but SIZE DID nOt
come with It Tie next week wsned, but no wash
women and so we set forth exploring expedition.
We found the street. the number but washsomin.
Nobody ever heard of her At length as we were turn
ing Ewsy an urin cEote and everything else
desirable volunteered TO show the object of search
Incontirently followed him through narrow covered
way Between buildings, fragrant with the seventy
and seven doors of Cologne into filthy, dismal yard full
Of children and dogs The air grew closer and more o
Iressiye and about turning back when guide
brave little fsow, not afraid of mother Earth in any
shape babe right on" it was just hsre. 80 on
we went the steps of miseraby dlapdated wooden
building Up We clambered great dog lay side
of the passsge way, and brute of the other
We whistLd to Tie qaaaruped seerd clear of the biped
and kepton Up broken fight Of stairs into dark hall
then to the right into darker alley and through the bro
ken panel Ct door we cav our washwoman. The door
hung laziy upon hinge, as if weary OF opening and
closing upon so much misery, but Juvenile Paiourus
pushed and ged until we made entrance One window
admit, cd little Daylight sick into the nall apartment
One bedstesd heaped up with rags occupied eorner ono
table stood in another, broken and dm'nutive cook
stove pulled and smoked in the center but there was not
sign Of chair STOOL bench about tue premises Such
is en- inventory brief of tho personal property thereto
pertaining On the bed lay the husband waiting for the
MAINE Law and round the clustered five children
and at the table ironing STOOD the stay and staff Of the
whole .i1-o washwoman.
And Il was for such home this she had been oilng-
for such Injuries We looked around upon the five CHI
dren al the bed upon the father and we had six eo
quent answers question. Womanke, Ruth like she
would toll for them whio life endured for they were al
"the world to her
And out Of that pacethlt den Of smoke poverty and
dircame Snowy linen Dat of that derkness came fault
less laces and spoess cambiic What magic there must
be in the washwomsns fingers Without spot or wrinkle
"or any such thing hence the garments that deco
rate manness and beauty alence and youth The wash
woman vies with Nature and almos, Equals herNature
that brings out Of the cold dark loam forms of life and
LONELINESS without stain q touch of the earth they
spring from
But one day. if she toll on, hope on tho washwomans
oun robes shol be washed and made white meet for
mansion where all light and beauty and there is sor
row at ell.
BENEFITS To NIGur-Mss Raymond has beneh! at
Bur.on's PLAYING Ccely Homospun in The Heir at Law
and Mics HordC aste' in She Stoops to Conquer
Mrs T. Ham5lin has benefit at tae Bovery, playing
Blanca in Fazio and Pauline in The Lsdy OF lyons
complimentary Concert viii be given to Madame E.
Wallace Bouchele by the congregation of Cavery Church
to night at Niblos Saloon. Vocal performers Madame
Wallace BoucheIle, Ne Scepe aud Philip Meyer ylo-
n Mr. Joseph Burke; violin and viooncelo Messrs Mott
and EicLorn Mr. Wallace the celebrated composer will
conduct the Concert and likewise perform The programme
is carefully selected We commend the beneficiary and the
entertainment TO the attention of the musical public.
concert and lecture for the benefit of the Veteran
Corps Of 1912 will take place to night at the Tabernacle
Mr. L. W Ryckman will deliver the lecture and the New
York Harmonic Society and bod Sortbs Band viii giyethe
music.
The annual exhibition Of the Academy OF Design Will
Oxen 10 day In consequence of the sale of the present
buildings and the necessity of speedy removal, the
hibdon will continue open but short time, closing on the
25th Of April
meeting of artists and others willing to promote the
establishment Ct free gallery OF art in this City, was held
at the lecture room Of the Suyvesan. institute on Monday
evening Mr. Schaus read plan by Mr. Powell proposing
the organization Of joint stock Company with 100000
shares at one do ar each to publish engravnss every
shareholder ser receiving fall return OF the capital in
vested TO leave the dividends to support free gallery Tor
the people 10 be called the American Art Gallery and IL
brsry and museum for artists The plan was approved
and the following Committees to assist in lis execution were
apponted OF artists Messrs A. b. Darand, w s Powell,
w S Mount j b Stearns, j W. c. BOuteile, and William
Har, OF ansteurs James Brown 7. Jefferson Bryan,
Henry Cary James Phslon, Thos Foster, the Rev D d.
Burchard, with power to edd to their number
Religious IsrEILIGEscE-At the monthly meeting OF
the Executive Committee of the American Tract Society
on Monday the Goth inst William Forrest Esq in the
chair many letters from foreign lands were read and ap
propratons Of money and publications were mide The
Intelligence from France indicates that religious liberty