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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23
PIONEER VARIETY STORE !
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vanEea Nations Depot.

NX1HERE CAN BE OBTAINED AL sorts of usefu
w and ornamental articles, not to be found in
any other ia the county, consisting of the largest
and best selected stock of
Hardware, Carpenters Tools, Garden
Seeds, Books, Stationery, Build
ers' Materials, Woodenware,
Patent Medicines and
Pocket Cutlery.
EYER OFFERED FOR SALE IN THIS TO WE
-ALSU-
Prime Chewing Tobacco and Genuine Havana CiRars,
-haney Articles, Perfumery. Looking Glasses,
sWall- Paper. Children's Toys, Revolvers,
Points, Oils, Turpentine. Putty, Cam
phene, lamp OH. Candles, Quick
silver L. Mnsical Instruments.
ALSO
s.ar,n fhimneys. Ladies' Riding Gloves,a
sand Paper Shoe Knives, Cand.esticas
Writing paner Playing Cards,
Knives a I'd Forks, screw DflFeIs,
Combs and Brushes, IGa.igers Ruies
Brass Butts and Chsels, Tap Bortrs aud Giinlets,
Faucets and Files, LOCKS, 'iooks. SttpieS,'
Markers and Gauges, Punches, Paper Cutters,
Hammers and Compasses, Butts and Planes, AndironS
Horse Brushes, Pumps. Sp0ke-Shaves,
sailors Palms. Dog. Collars and Chains,
Coffee Mills Meat Hooks, Wash Boards,
Bench Screws Sa>h Tools, Ciuthes rms, Fancy Bas.
Flax Hooks Bed Cords, kets Screw Wrenches.s
Gun Caps, Chopping Trays Whipshnd Canes,
Cue-fes and Wax. Cue Lealheas,s
LGents Driving Gloves.
Also
A complete assortment of Toilet Articles, Candleso
wreyery description, Dried Fruit. Preserved and
Green Nuts of all kinds The Atlantic
and European Papersand Magazines,
on the arrival Of the Steamers.
These goods have been selected win the greatest
care purchased cheap. and will be furnished TO
customers either at wholesale or retail, as low as by
ANY other store In the Mines.
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What We wporhinsaen deuande. Therefore We dern.ads
tbos that in Power so- 70 give whork to all I''
We a,o d<nande ai Cooperation isl borrow 5'l9 ana
,Itev 20 kf,s all WI Work for TIE C1rpNds,-
We o declare that VIII lend gold an silver 70 the
Coz porsted body Of the Ciy Of that We "hoihheI
Pl.dse TIA. you sha Lawful money 10 god
and silver or Want potng but gold AID silver for me W
men. q dets Whstsver hint IL TO- We also want toe Oo
raoD 20 BY Provision of AL Gn 70 eel 70 q )se ma.
Tor the Csrs anybody Tia: Win BY OF - a..
ell sbsl be gold and IN silver 10 the seef 20 hi ~
shs.l be Affected BY the whortnsDen in that Office,
We al the CorpOrston OF toe Ctty
10 b, Lubsr aud Brick bid houses give ~hof1 20 w
inter- and Corporsn shs the fo"er 10 Let me
bou.ss At 10 per cent from the first cost 9Th =, Ill
We also den ande from the Corporation 10 oy cio1 ~
hns for mske coae psn vest or amy ofas. 49, - Cor
FOX aud 10 par cent tns. the ''
por s,o d rec. We Fl, N the irst Coast ....,
We also d-msnde frcm the Corporeon from noun 70 u ~
or monthly toe price Of ell trowth soa the neese 20 "a
cse th.t the workman now tne prices on a.
tta,v. NAV have 20 pay trojan the Prss pe
Inv orc AZ that ,tst may bride the inc Wele we II the me
demaI ae We ell from tue Corporstion mat
all Labor Whork Of amy he sna De Done oy u ne
zion Of the City ON and othermse that 81 Whork OF Ia
Dor Of amy kline Of Wh. soaveI Il BE- shai De Zone ~ @
Dsy houre Whort for Day Whork ana no more a,a
is sso What We all dem.nte loO per year S Sa S
b. GINNING that ees up 20 the
Of amy iiHd If be- and 10 cent shan the &c
above the al the Whok the "horknsnen DIAL
nv the voice Of the wLoknsmeu which the voice OF god
We dtmsnde. =,
FIRE engine company then began to cover the steps
of the City Hall, ard Mr. Martel postponed further
operations.
However, the crowd collected by the FIRE engine
found other speakers and the Mayor dreading repe
tn of former interruptions sent to Franklin street for
body of Police and between II and l o'clock ftty
Policemen arrived. The crowd dispersed on their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10
THE GREENWICH STREET MURDER
EXAMINATION OF HA

I EXAMINATION OF HAGAN AND r00LE
THE PRINCIPALS IN THE MURDER STILL At LARGE.
Coroner Connery yesterday proceeded 70 staau
Wn. Hsgsn and james Toole, nov IN custody eas
charge of being accessories before tie fact" Nth
rsvisbment and murder of Theresa Spiiskn, 4
the disreputsble house, No. 80 Greenwich shsst u
last Friday night. The principals in the nuras, Ar
ris Cornell and Sailor Dan, are Jet .. large, thsphs
having, thus far, been uosbls to ascertain thshshs<
sbouts. The former, as previously pubhshsd W
srested, bat subsequently got away from the oassr
who had him in charge, and is probably conessdb b
is friends somewhere in the city. The lsttab ~
ostd to have tailed for Mobile. The folOwiaghs
copy of the examasti of Toole, taken before tho
Coroner:
Q. What is your name A. James Toole.
2. How old are youf A. Sixteen yesn, nsszly.
z. Where were you born A. In New York.
q. Where do you live A. No. IS Grssavis
O. What is your occupationi A. A bsr.teudss
O. Have you anything to cay, and il 90, whist, ~
tive to the charge here preferred against yoa1 \
had nethog to do with any oman in tho house, psts
young girl saw Morris cornell and Sailor Dei
drsggir g the old woman into the entry bstwsesa
bedrooms; Morris Council was the last persop aA
basement; Hsgan and were with young gtd Ia -
first room behind the falcon, before the old wonso
was dragged into the entry.
tsignedb yAMLb JVobo'
VIM. Hsgan's examination was as folows:
Q. What is your name A. VIM. Hsgsn.
z. How old are you A. 81 years.
z. Where were you born A. In New.Yo'k
q. Where do you live A, At No. 81 Wsshrgm
street.
q. What is your occupation c~ driver
z. Have you anything to cay, and If 80 what, res
tive TO the CT age here preferred against you A.
About or O'Clock on Friday light, Nov. 3. lS!,
wss in company with Morris Council, james Tools ~.
or Dan and Leslie Blackburn at No. 80 Gfesaven
street; while there Morris Council said "Lst u e.
tome money Toole az Com ell then started for No
Greenwich street. and when they got to tho stoop ~
called me- went TO the stoop and they were IN =
yarc when went to to e ysrd James foOe wss knocS
ing at the door, Connel being beside him; AorisCo
rell CALI d NE down and Sailor Dan, who must nav
got into the basement ugh the front door, opesy
the bssemebt door James Toole went in 6rst Con.es
sskt me 10 go in, ard he caught me by the shouos
and back forced me into bedroom near the os't
there was girl lying the bed; While was thefs
head q scream; i welt ont ard Toole passed INT,
room where had been; met Blackburn at me 80
ard We tw, went ont together; do not know wso
.cresned Jaw On old lady sofa and Norris Cor
nell near her; know no more about the affair; l
would have given mys self up before now, bat Black
buns brother prevented me,
tSgnsd) WIN. HAGAN
tie close Of their examine alton the two pfisoas
were recon nitted TO the Tombs to await the action 81
the Grand jury.
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&C., Nyx-Nov desire to say single word in De.
f,ns Of NJ own child. That preamoe Iocios VIC a.
that our .treets psrsded with Hs Sn go.
people and ,bst they are gsheripg ID ou, pup
= nfoc,,siop Il recites tbs. they use vie sn9 I'M va.
msforv ,peeches calculated TO pcite zoe ninos " w
ignorant and the unsuspectirg 70 un's"u .,ch
reeites likewise that the laws OF our couo'y orc
that al necessity Of the de-hu,e mIsa v tso, the hu
cone from wherever they may. cay una. tae -,
sntv 81 our Lac il seen 10 bold contrast with W
the countries from which most Of these person. nso
epgra'.d. Istate this TO chow ihe d'fersoee e.
our laws and the laws from which they have neo.
mean TO apologize for their sctoo and call their st',n
ton 10 the hun srity Of our laws. There IS no ca
here of their being foreiguers 'hsrk uoo .,s'
never belonged to Q koow-No'bug Louse sn
look towsrd Fernando. Whether born under SO
Assc sun or in the cen'er of the Grea Repuonc they
are alike entitled TO the humanity at our Jaws Stn ou'
citizens ksow, and every body kno vs. mar mas Two
eyes and two ears, that the speakers al moe
sions are foreigners. mention this TO call teeir aen
ton 10 the humanity of lsws a. reason why tooy
sbould desist nom this action. j sm not against
foreigners; think as much of them as the Mayor,
although may not stand n a. .sow them that
our property holders Of the City OF New York have
oct 10 bear their burdens however hard they may De,
and that they may rest assured that the sw VIII con-
pei property holders to keep them from being hungry
or raked.
Mr.. BowES-I move that the clause, :" the countries
from which these persons who are now mak,og Tue
outcry have emigrsted" be stricken out ana
" the couI tries OF Europe Inserted C1feu
N,e and Suanahan only vs,ipg in the negative.
The prt amble and resolutions were then adop'ea
unanimously.
Mr.. CHoLwELL asked if anything had been done
with the man who let Cornell run away in the Firsf
Ward. .s
Gen NYE said that charges bad been preferred
against him. He said that he had name 70 propose
for appointment, and be had understood that Mr.;
Chowe Il had promised to vote for him. He proposed
Mr. Collins Of the Ninth Ward.
Mr. CHoLwILL-I never heard OF the man oetore.
ErRs.sno-J certainly can't vote for this name
without having an opportunity of becoming acquainted
with the man. .,. .,
Without aetiop the Board adjourned until to day az
O'Clock
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THE CENTRAL PARK IMPROVEMENT

STATEMENT OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER
The Committee of the COuncilmen app inted 10 in
euire into the Central Park Improvement aud as 10
the expenditures, and the number Of workmen that
could be employed thereon, oct at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, with Councilman WAGON in the chair
There was large attendance Of faul.-haders, but
the evidence elected exploded every assertion that
bad be N naliciousy made in the Board against de
Con miseiouers.
Mr. EGBERr L. VIELE, Chief Engineer Of the Gen.
trail PaIk appeared before the Committee, and gave
en- explain aiicn Of affairs. lie had appointed all the
men, over GO, engaged on the Park Thee were Sc.
l from the applicants from time to time, a. tue
Office. They were put on gradually, f:om tihdy to
forty at time az the work progressed. All tho men,
be bell. ved bad been paid. II pey was withheld in
any case il uSt have beer by s.ake, and not BY
design He knew of no deductions made in the wages
Of any perscb employee in the Polk. Voluntary SUBJ
scIiptcns had bee made by some Of the men to pay
IF i,ols, which were unsccountably missog. rhis
subscription 10 relieve the different foemen Of the
workman Ct the payment for the tools. The Coami,.
sinners bad received bonds for The $50 600 sppcopnat
3D. Of which $5 Coo bad been expended, and they bad
oily small sum hand and not sufficient to email,
tie TO 20 on with the work The Mayor Of the city
Rad told him that some person was willing to take
500. GOO Ct the city bonds on account OF the Cen
ual Park knew Of no perion who had stin
ula'ed men to assemble In tie Park, and hsr
ass The Mayor and Common Council 10 the
the question az 10 how many men could bs EN-
ployed Immediately on the Park, Mr.. Yisls Wa. NO
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GRAND LODGE SONS OF MALTA.

A meetIg Of the Grsnd Ledge Sons OF hsna sxa
Of New-York. was held on Saturday afternoon lrt 4
the Iafaree House. Broadway. In the sbsencsofHs
supreme Grad Commander Mark Smith, the Saprns
Vie G. c. Andrew Beers presided. All the cAa
officers present.
Lodge of New.Yoik, pre- sented petition from h
members Ct Puritan Lodge Of Boston to whous ds
ter was recently granted by the Grand Lodge ptgr
that the name be chsrg .d from Puritan LodgebAs
Lodge of the Iron Crown" On motion, the Ey9
of the petitioners was granted and the Supreas Cad
Secretary Stephens was directed to make o., ~
charter to the " Lodge Of the Iron Crown, bospA
and transmit it forthwith.
Grand Secretary DILKs presented . petioa fvz
numerous members Of the Order residing in Y0isn
praying fer charter for Lodge about 70 b nyn
lied in that place, said Lodge to be known y Ssf
peIham Lodge s. Of NJ" Granted.
An application of q like nature, received fiou y
vannab, Georgia, was presented by Sup. We. Bm
Beers. Granted. -
After the transaction of some other business h
Lodge adjourned
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Overchsrged .......................


at WIN items Nos 81 o. As, 49, charge is
made leather tables aud desk which Committee
so,t1 80 cent yard Of which sample annexed
the Judges desks which prove: concusvey that the
neis as will be BY item A. in which charge Is made Of
5 covering Judges desk with leather sad dssk being
sSSIt 81 csn. Pns on cents mslns ee u
This shows these gentlemen have made so for very
teas bad been used the beet hair Nc but close sTsm
Comnittee has spent days investigating this bill Had
the work done according to contract and according to
this is only of the many oursges committed upon
the Of this who are nov oveourdened with
taxes and with daily streets crying for work
b support their wve. and t ones and keep them from
starvation Your Committee sta OF opinion tns these bills
csnLo: paid until sazed BY special act Of the Lesls
tuIe"
AID Blunt moved that his report the minority,
against paying the bills ss rendered, be adopted. AZ
me cb anic, tor the last twenty years, he had
perier CO. and could at detect such overchsges
The bills having been sworn to made them appear
worse Here was cotton cloth charged in the bill as
lesher and other tbirgs In proportion. was one OF
vestigaed and yet the majority of the Committee had
urged to have the bills passed, and give $ES to
jobbers while thousands Of poor people in the city
were suffering for bread.
Il AID. TUCKER also opposed the majority report,
and if the mir Orty report no. sufficient he could
make another from similar information.
Aid. JACKSON moved to refer the majority report for
the payment back 10 the Committee. He was as
much opposed to unfair bills as any other member,
but there could be no good obtained in taking up the
time Of The Board with it at present 81.
Aid. TUCKER said he had investigated bills where
thirteen times the amount that thould have been
charged charged, and yet such bills had been
paced. He hoped this one woald be summarily dealt
With.
Aid MONAGHAN objected to the judges Of the work
called in 10 inform AID Blunt. One Yankee
pedoler from Chatham street. and it not for such
mechanics to judge Of what due to the contractors.
The Committee Of which he was chairman, was sat
sfed that the work well dOne aud not over
charged. good liberal charge was made and the
Committee did not want 10 cut 1t down these poor
times. He was willing that competent mechanics
from Broadway should be Conferred with &c to the
prices.
Aid. WILSON moved to defer the paper till next
zion.
AID. BLUNT was indignant at the remarks Of Aid.
Monaghan against the judges he had called TO price
the materials. II Messrs. Phelps 81 Kingsand 10
Chatham street. were not competent judges he knew
not who were. And how could Aid. None CHAN recon-
Gle the charge of leather for cotton ci9thl
The question on reference put, aud the majority
report was recommted TO be reinves,igat and
made the special subject for the first meeting in De-
cenbeS.
A bin of VIM. M. Tweed Of $40, for chairs
furLisbed the Essex Market Court, was reported on
ard ordered paid
The Board then adjourned to Monday next.
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prepared to say but he thought 500 20 1000 -,
Kept at work 70 advantage duriog the wints, n =
SGm%,s.,Sns,s should dec decide uooa certain vsshs
but 10 about o week there possibly might. ~ ~,
nissiorsrs are very DESTROYS 10 put on a, man. W
can work sdvantsReously and only vsnt M. .s
The sum Of $4,000 could be sdvsntsesouJ, -
en- the PAX by SPnng, and then the Puk vs.sV
ready for use. The Commissioners wouA - y
glad TO put every man unem oloyed Ia "a. ~
work, but the number cannot be essma.eS - y
money is appropriated and sp.eihcasioos MAJ. e
The Conn ioners want sGfhcient moosv h s.-Iso
men 10 the advantage OF the city. Az h ths a&y
VIII. tier $l0o, 600 would not do al psesert M, We
unable to cay, as he could no. express, tbs ;s.se
the Commissioners. There had been Int =, -
Westche s,er County employed, and thsr 80 uss
and q half to lake piece Of model VAL .sS',l
one man IRON Staten Island was smployed al ~!
was To drive oxen. There are now Oaiy ssss., ~
at work.
L. II. McISrosB, Continuation and D,.,,;h.s-
Clerk, eorrobOra'sd the statement Of tie Cha { I
gineer.
Office purportng 10 be an estimate Of the Csrirl =
work TO be done in the Park toe Ds1t Eve mocAr =
cottaiped the following items: Ten forsuen = =
each; I20 isborers at 81; 80 wall layers 1t q ~
footed ND at $25 Geo Witness had claim ks kss 3
stree January lsst that had no, been paid:
Mr.. MILLER Property Clerk st the CenuI Pa
was next examined and agreed with the stasenss =
ready given.
TaoNAs WAY, a carpenter, eIsmned-Hsa ~
employed on the Park; had claim Of sll 90 saps1
and could get no satisfaction; spoke 70 Me- Nills1
about IL, and he asked who employed hin, dspsiIs
The claim, as improperly incurred. 10 the qussbn =
10 whether there had been deductions mads bon q
wages Of the men employed, he said there wss nols1
obtained fro III the men by request or subscfpta Z
help the foreman TO pay the value OF the miss'sgs
for which he was responsible; there was no o.Ass
money obtained Of them.
JANIS MCLAUGHLIN, q laborer, stated thHbs9AI
been originally employed by Mayor Wood. RlI
also been employed urder the rev Counieirss
aud his wsees bad been reduced, which meassu \
spoke Of in severe terms. The reduction in hs payk
considered Q reduction of bis wsges and be hsl d
received any money since January last.
JEREMIAH TowLr. said he was one Of the old d,
ployees of the Central PAX under the first CONF
siosers. He had charge Of the books of essinut,
assessment, &c. and hsd been paid up to snusry II
but since then has been uosble 10 get further psy
the new Commissioners refuse to recognize the Dol
of the old Commissioners. lie ettimstsd thss ths CO
trsl Park owed him $500 or 500. and he hslt&,
books of the old Commissioners.
The Committee adjourned to O'Clock this ds
poop, .
RI, must be remem bered that the parties who 90
plain of not being paid, held over under ne 0d Cso
mi,sioners, and, by direction OF Mayor wocd n
puted the law appointing the new Conniissisn'l
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THE MAYOR SENDS FOR THE POLICE.

The attempt yesterday morning to get up meeting
of the at Tompkins square was entirely
aber,ye. A German named Maitel, however, gave out
word tie few louDgers who went there to see what
going on that he would read an address to them if they
would meet him in the Park. few marched down
but without banner Mr.. Martel then said that the
Committee had asked him to prepare an address, aud
he had made one which would bring the work. Some
bad said they must do good and good would come of
it but if they could not get work, let them do evil
that good might come of it. They must meet t.
geher Irish by themselves and Dutch by themselves.
and appoint committee to get the work. He had "a
address. and he would give it to tue reporters to pab-
Ksh If they would adopt it. They called on him to
read and he spelled gu. the foo~n rather remarka
bic document 1t was aferward handed to reporters:
the Day OF the year 1887 address fon the
iurire CyoS Y - be given by the Con
nety Of the before the City hall by shouc
usn that they VIII ehous- and b be gwen u ssoGcn
the Wtorkiususn shsl Decide 10 The Commety.
al We denAnd- W bofk all from the Corpo-
ration Of the City OF ADD furthermore We Declare ii
sbs oby the ias OF the Comfy sn s.s forth
hs; We VIII suPourt no man that viii Pledge huss 81
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FIRES.

TIRy IN BRooNE STREET.
At II SO ocit OK en- Monday morsiog . Ere bros
out in the two story frame baildi6g No. 3sl Boz
street, occupied by smuel Pigslsy, Wsshiasis
Cbspmsn and Ly Ola Walker as a dwelling, out J. -
speedily exiting ushed by the fremen. The fsn.s@,
~ the occupants was damaged to the amount q -
$780, 10 il suIance. The building vas owned 81 v;
T. Riderb.ck, and was damaged to the suos1s =
$50; insured for $500 10 the Market Irsursoce ~
Ispy. The FIRE originated in the attic, but from W.
cause did not tIsnspire.
FIRE rs GRAND STREET.
The alarm tf FIRE ut III: so o'clock ON Monday - -
ing was caused by the upsefpg OF stove FAY :.
Goals in The building No. 3l3 Grand street. No CAD
age Ct consequence WA sustaiLed
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BOARD OF COUNCMMEN.

MONDAY, Nov. 81. N PHILLIPS 10 the chair.
Tie La6oTing Poor,-Aher the usual preliminary
bu.ipess, Mr.. BooLE asked for a suspension of the
rules TO allow him to present the Report of the Com.
mittee on the Mayors Message.
At this moment Mayor Wood entered and took his
seat by the President.
The suspension being agreed TO- Mr.. BooLr pre-.
sss,ed the following report:
The Special Committee appointed to consider aud
report upon the expediency Of the Common Council
sooptipg measures whereby tue public work might be
advstced and unemployed labor be made svalabls
In the coming season, as well as granting aid 70 the
working cIssees in supporting themselves and thei
farniies, pending the present financial dhcutes,
spggessed in the communication from bic Honor til
NAY or, Of the 10th ut, and in the application OF tn
woIkirgmep for employment, respectfully report:
That much consideration and reflection have besn
given to this subject highly iuportan. at the pres
tpt time. 1t is with difficulty that speedy solution
can be had, and course OF acton catered upon 6't
will render forthwith the essential aid called for in the
u esssge Of the m-sof, aoa TUG " "' uueu
ploy.d workirgmen.
Xhue your Committee cord ally agree with his
Honor in respect to tue necessity OF rehsviog 'he
and particularly the working class s-s moVem9ni alc
tsseo alike by poh " and humanisy-they are oonge
TO state their confirmed opinion that your Honorable
BODY has lot the power provide the relief
in the direct manner pointed out by his Honor tns
Common Council has not the right 20 enforce the I'M
pEevement Of Central Park. the repairing OF tae
streets and docks the constructing ~hsryes ana
sIpe. All the executive power in these matters Is
vested In certain commissions and departments, ana
the fu extent 10 which the Council legally 60 is
10 recommend and urge upon the sad diff erent co n
missions, &C., 10 whom intrused the construction,
repairing, &c. Of any Streets the especial necessity
existing Of employing TO the fullest extent possi-
ble those Of our working people now out Of enyoy,
menti and that this be done your Committee woald
earnestly recommend.
The great ihaaI Of immigrants during the year hiss
served 10 increase the number Of unemployed hanas
in oaI midst, as the larger portion Of those arriving
have remained in the city instead OF seekog bones IN
opinion that great portion Of the des,ituton, rs well
% The insbiity 10 procure work, nov exla,iog snd
complained Of, may be attributed 70 this fact rather
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A CoNMESDABLE ExANPLE.-Welesrnt ina.
Ellis & Hail. umbrella and parssol manni'eI -
who, in consequence of the general depression Of ~
ress. DISCHARGED their hands some four weeks Sss
have taken into consideration the destitu.ios
large q number of sewiOg-srls out OF emPsys -
and have decided to give york to those OF tneu a
whose necessities moot require il, to the n'n'
about fifty. VIII no. our other msnuia'tuis. 10
some sacrifice 10 do ell 10 their power TO ais'''"
.ufFerogs Of our unemployed nssses