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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-04
TUE wASTES OF Tnv RODy

Arc supplied with new, healthy and vigorous blood.
that furnishes sound structure. Hence all suffering
from weakening discharges either male or female,
from Ulcers Sores through the reparave process of
RADMATS ARILLIAN are arrested, and the rup-
turcd organs healed
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-04

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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-04

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Il siiiTz0GE .ssssfEA Istr5Z- tlIltJlg 10 t.ft
.s5n-A A2aEsl -A.--t 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-02-07

The public are respectfully requested to read
the following letter It tells it, own story
MrssEs. N, G. EpEY q Co. Gentlemen We
take pleasure iu recommending Edcys Carbulio
IrUChcs 30 Singers speakers, and all others Who
ness gglds, 80. They give quick aud permanent
relief. and SIC IN every way well adapted % cure
Throat Affections Va shall feel 10 cur duty 20
recommend the tgFbJhe JHucher wherever we
THE ALLT0HASIANs.
Edeys CsrsoHe Trachez stand uuriyalad for
their healing qualities their cerlaiu and iustAu-
tllneous action. They arrest decay a. once.
Hence Iu cases of diseased lungs, tuneIeles or
tissues, decomposition is st once arrested
'taFb0.e j. endorsed By the highest medical
talent o. the Ola aud NeN Worlds. No Uh stefan
81 Any standing but VIII admit i- Yart IHp0r-
taure % suffering humanity
We claim f3r oaT Csfbglle iFpehrs that there
is DO medicinal compound yet dlzca} ere that viii
compare witA thful as q curative and that The
simple manner ia which this powerful rvrusdN
San ac administered especially 60 children
HhuaJd 70, great recommendation 2 mo hers.
These Iracher do Hot simply alleviate f0r 3
HMH, bus 90 then work rHCgtuslly by striking o.
The dt5taee dileei thas tfieeauG permanent
cure, whereas, ssrup- and other mixtures have 3
tendency 10 destroy Tie taan 81 tie stomach aud
fatally .BIurf the general healtE
There d no part q tho human system that viii
Hut receive 5cnaul from the use 70 these tlgches
80 Obey fzpel Cd Impurities from tue hoo2
There 4s Uu utdieai compound yEt discovered
thAt Hiii - speesilt, saft4y certainly tH1 perml,
usnt cure The above 1iseases AZ lhoas Trot hes
CiarE Emsn AID others visiting 5icE r3Hms VII
ma ihsse Ifge8ts complete safeguard thtt
are perfect d.sluieetaaf
Issf thaa, Druas.st -el thea.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-02-07

I SPECIAL MANIFESTO
Frew
A. PERKGN
lss.sef is
HARDWARE BUILDING MATkRI-
AIS. PAINT. OILS. WINDOW
GLASS. BRUSHES, GRO
CEmEs. CRoCEEgN.
PAPER HANGINGs.
Ac. Ne. a.
Also Agent for Haves Platform and
1rOCars Scales. aud Double
hesr tujNersal Cluihgs
NnnEets
OPPOSITE uustc HALL
Manchester. Vermont
ra ALI Que World and tue RlSI DE Mas
KIND. Eg Sc kaovH thsl lbe new Toe p
Croeker, Glass Ware
Shelf Hardware and Groceries
just received b, rtEhlNs vmbs sa.l at pr.s..
THAT cannot bH beat.
"Or Words To that effect
uRts1ss.
FLOUR and GRINDSTONEs,
TOBACCO apl OK BOWS.
porn aud HAND sLEDs.
BROOMS and LARD,
BUCkWHEAT FLOUR aud SAND
PAPER,
PAINTS, OILS aud SUGAR.
PICTURE FRAMES aud LIME.
SOAP aud PRIZE COLLARS,
WHIPS and K4TGHpHy
SCREWS and STARCH
WINDOW GLASS and TACK.uAN-
MERS,
WALLETS ondr LOOKING GLASSES
AXrs and KEROSENE on
SHAVING soApand HAND SAWS
SHOE pEGs onj CRACKERS
GDIrFrs md ,forAssEs
n,prp ,,>ouoe ~, or,ee
pr>g
o,,or ,c,.,xo 49,, ouor
,.c,- v>rvpo 49,, atuopp
x,,re, >r,vr,troo
-.
| CANDLES and CARRIAGE BOLTS,
| STOVE POLISH & CORN STARCH,
- ..
'N = A'N y ~ "'A'' '@~ A''e' '"b
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-02-07
MARRIAGES.

st Geneva, Switzerland, Nov. %, 1870 at the
English Consulate. and after at the Church Of
the Holy TRINITY. By Rev. Henry Downton, Ed
muud C. Alexander, soR ~ sam mel AeEa -
London, to Mary II Bredsh, only child II Hon.
Luther Bradlsh Of New York,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-02-07

PAPER FOOTSTEPS OK sIlEH


conveniently attached which prepares the paper
after eTHsures for rewriting "A want long ielt
aud sought for, but never before accomplished.
The eoarsest errors made with ink can he re-
moved and the paper resiaed, enabling one 20
write over the identical place without spreading
attached 10 an eraser keeping il from dampness
and rust, thereby retaining Its fine edge. II -
enclosed in a neat gutta percha case convenient
for the pocket. The usefulness OF this invention
il at once apparent. II il one Of the most com.
pete things Of kind ever before introduced, and
cheap.
1t sells to ladies as well Az gentlemen, as II
save rewriting many letters during Ryear
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-02-07
l.. c. o II V IS

SOLE AGENT for Manchester and Vicinity,
Oils, Extracts, P0mades. Soaps, Fancy Goods,
Toys, Stationary, Ink. Paper, Pens, Blotters,
Clips, Erasers, Pencils, Pencil sharpenors, Photo
graphic Albums, Port Folios Work Boxes, China
Vases, Match oxes, Toilet Sets, Cologne Bot
tlee, China Ornaments, &c.
Carbolc Troches. Sporting Goods, kendalla
Thermometers, Nuts pruues. Rasons, Figs,
Candies, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Pipes
and Tobacco Boxes, PoucheF, etc,
Manchester, Jan. n, 1871. 3jf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-02-07

The Methodist society of East Ar
imglou win have a donation festival for
the benefit Of their clergyman, the Rev.
G. r. sattou, on Thursday eve, the 9th.
An addr.s Will be given IN tho chapel
and a supper afterwards ut Billings Hall.
Our German population celebrated
the iall OF Paris on Tuesday the 3lst at
East Arlington. The German flag was
uufurlcd, cannon fred and as consider
able of the national beverage was con-
sumcd during the jolldcation, all passed
pleasantly. Wen, the event was one
worthy OF celebration. and we could not
blame some natives of the soil for joining
on such an occasion.
Frank Bradford gave one Of his read
ings at the Town Hall on Monday even
ing the 3oth. The audience although not
large was a very intelligent and critical
one and were highly pleased with the en-
tortainment, and when he again visits our
village he will be greeted by rousing
audience. Mr. Bradlord'5 powerful voice
natural and distinct articulation, easy and
graceful manners, mark him as in the
first rank of readers and elocutionists.
HoosICK FALLS.
w. f. Peters has purchased the debris
oft Fowler Block, recently destroyed
by fire, and expects to get brick enough
therefrom to build commodIous two
story building for his drug business.
1t is understood that as soon as the
necessary legal steps can be taken the site
Of the Fowler Block will be offered Tor
sale, and Il Is hoped some one will pur-
chase It who will build a structure which
will be an ornament to the village and a
source Of profit to the owners. 1t Is a
very eligible site for stores, offices, etc,
An industrious and intelligent labor
cr, whose misfortune is loyc Of strong
drink, imbibed too freely last Thursday
night and took lodgings in an out house.
lie was found next morning nearly dead
from cold. Friday he was visited by de-
Ierium tremens, and on Sunday a large
procession Of his friends followed his re-
mains to the cemetery. z.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-02-07

Na JaH HFaE af saaaeaga rr.
aaas HH dsuH tHa es'.ar stairs with d
aag.HerLHH aa8 -aaa ta hae hwds
u taasa Ha iaaa.ia.a wish O. ug..,
tnEen aHa q slight wound .a temple .a,
el with a1h taa raial Of th. knife.
~ha huIHg 200 recollection oC failing. 81 Is
supposed ha was taken w.th 6..
-E#hu Bentley wm unloading Hmacg
81 gla CIarhes Ias Faaorr 81 Hard aud
llagl hs dee sitting bg taking aa ob-
safzagaa. wbau De suddenly aaH.l al ia
taa direction al Swearing lllH. 10 was
dlaarmJthat De waslu Furuilot a toN.
The etase sasu d.sappa AIRED in che d.rect-
i8u al Arlington WHgnuazi heard from
iheg had brought up soon ha green" 10
front 90 tas church ia West Arlington.
lfpaaf Resuagd bad au idea of taking so
the sanctuary @r safety. ha was dtssp-
patHudIu iHa result. for oeprtaEsu aud
surrounded BE uas slain almost ou the
Threshold of tac rhueh. That a good
dog L'aa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-02-07

BarIlsuiE AtIIgssI BtsK 81 MAEgaEarEE,
september =, ls79.
After the bfst day a. October Hexl this Brhk
sill be e!osed q 45't.grk T. n q business aAYs
.9u RFHIALE eaEkisr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-02-07
.IurnI 5HtflIigfHrf.
sDtl N0RNI>9 TEH l-l



.st .sa
$780,.
~
a
f4a Hstf q asv a8Fer
atrt iH t#as 5HsE Ihrg aHe
af.nett uFs sHa kaka l'.e slight WaE
81 EwH
f. n..s...... s.....-....a
49,, =, -. 4...s. go ru a.s..s
49,. .r.,..... r.l.. .s...t
$780, ~. t....l.f....s.........
D are requested 10 BE- present.
g g....ssrs ,.. sf.f. a....e..
a +..t--. .-...,...s
1888 ..... 800 ~
4f. -.-.. .,.s,. .....s.. ~
t4 81 r.tats ~
ifaNA 4 BARROW aH opening be'F
- ~ = ''aNls Que '.o9T Last o.
" 81 'A''' j"
- '1''h remaining 3" Csc Posi- Hlaaa
't.s. ~ > go 'sa 1891 .~alf. &. h.
N'f W.. > '''itaf AeAsa, AF- i. Lyon
aif'n hs''lt Af. Lewis li5la Edwin
u ht. iai'''h b'adf Alm Louisa
'iAl''l' al'-' LOUISA i'o"iiti'e. Drake
r i''As''
IL MrguNa.-Ther w.ll bea mrgt-
Il farmers upon tire HRE question
s. hufslay Feb. 3th. at l0o'rloek ii o..
Court ilUase Manchester. Me@srs.
i mlpgs and Baker milk dealers of
York sud n. y. Tildeu. Esa. Of
Lebanon, are expected 90 be- pres
II i important that our farmer.
"a Investigate this subject, aud wr
10 see full attendance atlMs meet
Tie Grand N.at Tie Sa.lsl,l.
i took plsss ou rfIdae e,sying Ia.t
Nu.fe ttall ,y.s d ,.a..t..-,. .y,s,.. a,
|esne.ts Over TWO hundred and G0y
M weys rrs..ut n. have garc,
,e,,s ,r,i.,3g aud stylf.b ls.tf,n
.,g orr ~, o,,,,,.. -, s,5s ,,,..
,,,atcr.3 oysr aov r,au A,tinu-
4 - n < II.ra I p,r3s,, r.a
n. Ne Cb.,,.s mi s4an3 y.ff.
owe, twenty other. From sander
q " Draalpy In and win and
L. rram Dor.e,-W 4 Tyrol and
II Cocbap. Esa. wife and sis.
t'
aDd 4 number Of others, from Man
49, a,4 I..tg,... aat..t H..
Der, wife and daughter, Hon. +, il.
,,a ,rts, AL ,,ra I,,,,l.,.rs rs4
hf Nit' @aR' wv Ne"b HNA' y WE
#lurn and wife, A. !. GRAY. ESQ, w.
piAsA' WHO anu dau&hlcIf " ANUS
and wife. l.. Il. smith, ESQ, and
Hubbcl Iathrop, Esq, and two
{ gbters, aud ia fact, almost everybody
] present And here lot US say that
supper was superb, thanks TO tho la
OF the two villages. Sir. y. IL, Per
aud d. T. Walker and Sons did
r part 70 the satisfaction Of all. and the
per was served In good style. We
II not forget the beautiful flowers fur
bel BY George Smith, from the ceme-
greenhouse
utter supper enc music by the North
|nnlngton Band was In attendance.
Then slfalghspay
mai thsy hardls tnsv how 10 contain
themselves .-,,.
Tbs isIry nutss snd vols sweet.
Pelt such liebtuess 10 bic feet
heuud they nhlsked in the widest dsueo,
"a sse tktn earyes and '-li zee them praase.
"a nan mas ,,cl, go,,,e,, anil ,ysr,po3
e,er,,,,,ro In ,.rfse, order We
a,,.,3,l ss,.r,l rasfi.s If tho Mind
- n, ,.,, ,o,s ,1,ae,r1,or ,as ,ta,
- .,,,,salta Nv t,.,a A., ,I,.,.l.
49,. @......-..t-.,.. ..t.,..,..l...
60, -. ..... g. ~. 80, ~,
e., $50. -. -, Nh,
- '''''', y -, ~ -
- f.,.'.. -.
a. 49,. -. ny ~, '.,.t... '....
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-02-07
TuITI0N FREE

Eyihe liberal action q the Jrasises ef tie
STATE Aarfatl school e CaetleioH. ue charge will
hs ma4s Ia t4sl sga IL ihis shgs - those pupils
Nho egmg3eie tho r1arse 81 stu8y ard agree o.
hal4 themselves b. reaiuess 90 teach IL the com
mQu Euals af Ehe st6iE tWg Yusrs after grsduas
t.aEs
Its He1 terra eauaueuees sih February.
gtatn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-02-07

ane-thlH5 u wa.ea are ID tbe.r sslll rard
bai u.ef arf aamIaF s. slsw far usat q
aw IA sfbe lnteadou % tac ara "a
a38 alfer business ta thsir establishment
f.auaF mE.. sefd alli and stH all.
wt. b Nll Be s. great acquisition 70 the
bas.nsss " fHf lsuu aul a.s0 d tile basi.
nest Of fhf IigHm Extension Railroad
s 60 lasF enterprise. a farther
and mar m.uu,e description ai THE mli
maF be- expected hereafter
-Eaear rIke uhlle oa DTS wBy to ,he
ueat.ue festival 81 Manchester, Friday
evening in psssiaz feam got upse, and
la tle melee laiar1 hls knee IS chat he
was obliged g. fafreo ihe pleasure al at-
tending tbe festival
Winfield Hogt wa. returning Uom
Arlington saturday morning with his
team when shc har.cs beeane frightened
Of lbe down ulla OF ears, after running
s8ma disauee one Of the hor-cs feI) Dts
meh d manner that 10 could NOT get up
white Use other made good time for home.
No damage done other than some slight
bruises. torn aolhcs, broken wagon and
harness.
-DcHi. Bu.bee. while returning from
>a8dgatc iu a sulky, Saturday evening,
was stopped and graplej bytwouuknowu
persons, but he proved to much for his
a@ailants. One OF them, after The first
round and after Mr. p. had lclt his mark
on him, concluded that discretion was
the better part OF valorrotreated, leaving
bis commde to gapplo with their would
be yiclim, Mr., =. soon placed the other
Agf5 du e9H5ot Who the assailauts
were is a mystery. Iti. supposed rob
berg was their intention.
We halt with delight the marked im-
poyemonts in the JorH>AL. long may
60 wave. !.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-02-07
BAY COOKE 4 co

JA} COOKE a 60,
O6er for sale al par and accrued interest the
first Mortgage Laud Grant Gold Bonds OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. They are
free from United States la1, and are Issued Of
thgtolIowng denominations coupons, tloa $500
ana $1,000; Registered 500, $500 $1,000, 5000
. and XiH rB1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-21
ST. JOsEPH,s HOME.

Proposed Erection Of New Building by the
Sisters Of Charity.
Two years and half ago the Sisters of St. YIN.
cent inaugurated their Home for Aged Women in q
small tenement house. Two other similar homes
were likewise made ready, the tenement house ana
the two adjoining lots having been bequeatned 10
the Sisters by pious lady. Since the open
ing OF these homes over 100 aged women
have been cared for. The Sisters now pro-
pose to lerect a building more suitable
for the charitable purpose OF caring Tor the destitute
aged. At present they have the bequest OF $5,00o
from che late Mr.. Divine, and this, added 10 $4,000
saved from the private contributions for the last
two years In aid or the Home, forms the nucleus OF
building. The Sisters appeal to a generous public
for funds to enable them to carry out their charta
BILE intention. Donations and subscriptions In aid
OF the new building will be received by Sister Bergia
at the Home, 200 West Sixteenth street. ana by the
following namod ladies' and gentlemen:-Mrs Daniel
Devlin, No. IL West Nineteenth street; Mrs. De Bir-
mingham, NO. As West Nineteenth street; Mrs.
West Nineteenth street; Mrs. Louis Binsse, No. SO
West Nineteenth street; Mrs. A. I. Hitler No. 80
West Twenty. second street; Mrs. Carpenter, No.
so West Nineteenth street; Mrs Judge
DAILY, No. "a Clinton place; Mrs. Judge
McOunn, No. 224 west Twenty-fourth street;
Mrs. Fowler, New York Hotel; Messrs. w. and ].
O'Brlen, 58 Wall street, James dwell, AS West Six
Thirteenth street: jeremiah Devlin, Broadway and
Grand street; John Layden, SS West Twenty second
street; r. A. Havemeyer; 7. Maher, Thlrry-second
street. coal dealer; John Powers, No. 2 East TWEEN
ty-ninth street, Il. Lleber, so Seventh avenue; DR..
Joseph KerTigan, 1865 West Twelfth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-21
SPERM OIL BUTTER.

A Prussian Captain In Trouble In BroOlklyn-
Cruelty ON shipboard-Lanap Oil and Crack
ers a. a Steady Diet.
Three OF the hands on board the Prussian bark
Rudolph now lying at the Atlantic Dock, Brooklyn.
tell rather remarkable story in regard to their
treatment board the vessel at the hands OF Cap
tain Louis Paska and the mate, Rudolph Sher-
wood. These men shipped at Havana for this
port with fair promises OF pay on arrival, good
treatment and good provisions. They were. how
ever, treated In the most cruel manner and
WHIPPED WITH ROPES END.
The vessel they said, had very little provisions on
board and II IL did they did not get opportunity
to feast even their eyes on them. The mate, Ru.
dOlpn, was III the habit OF whipping them on the
slightest proyocaton, and their voyage was one OF
great hardship, They were compelled TO
EAT SPERM OIL ON THEIR CRACKERS
or go without, and this sort OF food was anything
but pleasant. The men, whose names are Patrick
Ryan, LOUIS Manvl and Paul Edmonds, appeared
before Judge Walsh and obtained warrant Tor the
arrest OF The captain and mate on charges OF
assault and battery When they asked for their pay
they said the captain battered them their heads
with board. The captain and mate were taken
before Justice Walsh and the examination was set
down Tor Monday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-21
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


ARonER--EMMoNs.-At Mount Vernon, n. v, on
Thursday, April 20, by the Rev. M. Hutton. FRANCIS
u. ARCHER to Miss SARAH y. EMMoNs.
BLIsS-KOPPER.-At the Church OF the Heavenly
Rest, on Wednesday, April 10, by the Rev. George
b. Draper, ID. d. OF ST. Andrews church, Harlem,
CHARLES BLISS, NJ D., to Miss HARRIET NJ. ROPER,
both OF this city.
OLARK--SANsoN.-Tn Brooklyn, on wednesday
afternoon April 10, at the residence Of the brides
parents, by the Rev. DR.. Bancroft T. FREDERICK
CLARK TO ALICE A., only daughter OF G. H. Samson,
ESQ. No cards.
Massachusetts papers please copy
CoRY-NEwBURN-Atth the residence OF the brides
mother, on wednesday, April 10 by the Rev. Samnel
7. Hasey, Mr. NATHANIEL 7. Cory TO Miss MARY
NEwBURN, both OF Brooklyn
COTE5--KNAPP.-Un Wednesday, April 10, 81 the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. DIR. r.
M Peters, BYRON ). COATES, son OF Levunt Il. Goes
M. D., OF Batavia, N. ", to M. THERESA KNAPP,
daughter OF David H. Knapp, OF New York CITY,.
DAY-GREKNE.--0n Wednesday, April IL, at st.
AIMS church, Eighteenth street, BY the Rev. Thomas
Gallaudct ID. d., Lieutenant MURRAY y. DAY, United
States Navy. to ANNA M, daughter OF Major General
George b. Greene.
DisOswAy-LINDsAY.--0n Thursday, April 20. by
the Rev. Dr. Deems MILLS Il. DIsOswAY to Lucy
L., daughter OF the late David Lindsay, OF Bergen
Point formerly OF Edinburg, Scotland.
EAsTM0ND-FARNnAM.-On wednesday, April 10.
at the Class0n avenue Presbyterian church, Brook
yn, by the Rev. VIM. u. Lee assisted by Rev. j. y.
Duryea, u. D.. THEODORE EAsrMUND to EMMIB e.,
youngest daughter OF Joseph q. and the late Eliza-
beth d. Farnham, all OF Brooklyn. No cards.
H0LLY-CARSLEy.-In st. Marks church, on
Wednesday April 10. by The Rev. Dr. Rylance, A.
ststed bf Ue Rev, oIepheA Y. uoilaes, JOHn bQhky
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-21
THE HOG BUTCHERS.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
The inhabitants In the neghborhood of West Fifty
second street and North river. who were interested
In the abating OF the nuisance OF the proposed hog
pens and hog slaughtcrng houses, desire to tender
their thanks to you Mr. Editor. for the interest you
have manifested laying the statement OF the facts
before the public, through the medium OF your vau.
able paper We are gratiiied TO learn that the
honorable Board Of Health have discountenanced
bv showing concIusiyely thar me heath OF the
inhabitants is 'consummation most devoutly to
be wished" for. The people in the immediate
vicinity OF said neighborn0od nave been relieved OF
a terrible anxiety OF mind by the prompt and deci
sivc action OF the Board OF Health IN aDatng this pro-
posed nuisance; for, instead OF having our streets
reeking with NTH from the driving OF the hogs
through the streets to the slaughter house. and
atmosphere poisoned we shall be allowed the Dess-
Ing Heaven has granted US, OF breathing pure whole
some anu inviRoratlng air.. Again we reiierate. a
thousand thanks are due the honorable Board OF
Health and yourself from more than thousand
Eeighbors. INJURED PARTY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-21
Chill DREN'S AID SOCIETY.
A Mouths Work-A Good Record.

a Mouths WOrk-A Good Record.
The regular monthly meeting OF the trustees OF
the Children's AID Society was held last evening,
William A. Booth, President, in the chair; c. L.
Brace, Secretary. The reports from the various
lodging houses schools and agents were re.
ceived, showing the work for the month. Two
companies, numbering 229 persons, were sent West
ito Missouri and Ohio; 345 persons provided with
homes and employment. The daily average attend
at the 20 industrial schools was 2,679 The night
~ average attendance at the lodging houses was Az.
AT the Newsboys Lodging House were 1876 oagers
each night; 1887 lodgings and 5,12l meals had been
provided during the month and 90 boys had been
provided with employment. AT the Girls Lodging
House 81 girls were placed IN homes and situations;
1ol were taught 10 operate on sewing machines;
2,169 meals and 1,015 lodgings were furnished. The
average nightly attendance was So. The Eleventh
ward Lodging House averaged 81 dodgers nightly;
1880 lodgings and 1.03o meals were given; . boys
were provided with places. The Eighteenth street
Lodging House provided boys with homes and en-
poyment furnished Z, 040 lodgings aud 3,45l meals.
The nightly average attendance was l02. At the
Rlvington street Lodging House boys were placed
in homes and the nightly average attendance was
"a. During the month 1859 lodgings and g. +o6 meals
were furnished.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-21
TIE RECEPTION 10 SENATOR MORTON.

The committee appointed to supsrntend and
make arrangements for the reception TO be given
to senator Norton upon the adjournment OF the
Legislature have completed all the arrange
ments and announced the line OF march.
Extensive preparations are making to fes-
toon oil the principal buildings along the line OF
march. Alderman Mitchell, general marshal an.
nOunces the line OF march will be f0llows:-FIom
Jackson square; down Greenwich avenue to sixth
avenue ana Carmne street, up Blocker
street TO Broadway, and down Broadway To
Spring street, to the headquarters OF the Norton
Association, IN Hudson street. where they will dis
band the steamer Sleepy Hollow ana two barges,
containing the excurslonsts and Grafua's full
Dand will leave the foot OF Christopher street at
twelve O'Clock to-day and proceed far as Yonkers,
where they will take on board the senator and his
friends They will land at the foot OF West Twenty
third street about eight p. NJ, when a grand torch.
light procession will escort them over the above limo
OF march.
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Mr. Cox, (ds, Of n YThe should be also sent
Mt sToUGnrcN, (rep) OF Mch member OF the Military
OF the last House, defended the action and the re-
Wat committee and stated that the vouchers OF the
from Massachusetts IN reference to the National
hes been submitted TO the committee and showed
that ne nad ry and honestly expended every dollar he had
seceved from tbs Treasury of the United States was
Ss MS bank account presnce
70 ii. own USE He had deposited tho money
IN A.. ms own name, hut the committee had coms
20 INC concnson tnat ne bad right TO deposit IT, the
only being hst II ne money lost he would be
proof that he had dollar of the money
Al this point Of the discussion and while the House
qute amused ana excited over the Speakers hammer de-
scended and he announced that the frat session
adjourned without day.