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ORLEANS, ER1DAY, JANrARY

days aftes che passage OF She bill sDder
considerations
3he sreaSee tHen Alluded ss enc 9fsnsias
and eommsrciaS interests Of shs STATE. and
said the building 81 shis road deeply inter
ssted the planters and merchsnts. and IN
fact clio people 81 ss trsdes and caIings
were elamogns foS il. IL 10 essential 70 the
prosperss of sbe merchants of New or
leans and Shreveport. and wili add SO 9he
SrosIseyjay 81 a!s persons %Ao lave 1lyng ITO
line.
Mp. Sestins s:sOSe OF Che rapid ssewtd os
Shreveport during the psss year, anS said
its trade during that ,iine had amounted to
ever $40 GOO, ,06O f&o was suse railroad con-
neetioA between New Orleans sad Shreve
port mnss hs1efis both 2!aces, anS w:ss
confident ehe gentlemen who simply asked
the right OF was, whics is granted in ale
bill under consideration, sneans 20 build Ss
il they could secase the sight sle always
.houghs the oSiecs Of shs bils eocs enee
but since Ie had heard sns views ef eLe
was nors convinced than ever that ne was
right in urging tho passage Sf the bill. He
felt confident that II the bill snS its objects
were nos good the gentlemen from ST Ian
dry would not bs found supporting il.
That gentleman, sai9 Mr.. Heating, does not
entertain shs same political views shas
many OF las 30, yes he cap vote with Us
upoH measures that are calculated 20 pro
mote The welfare anS prosperity oS sbe pee
pie at large.
sir. Heating concluded his sernssss BY
apps aling 70 the reason o$ members, and
asking them 80 withdraw all frivolous eb
jections in order that the bill may be S&iy!y
onsidered and promptly acted upon.
Sir. Devezin hoped gentlemen would Sose
fos the amendments already proposed, and
after they were adopted he had two others
90 ef3er. and when they were adopted and
Louisiana secured against the possibility of
wrong in the matter he would eheersully
vote for che bin as whole, as be wished it
distinctly understood that he did not Op-
pose the building of railroads in our State.
The bill was then tai Ken up and amended,
aud, on melton os Mr.. Montaldo, adopted
as Il whole.
Mr. Sewell, desired TO make % personal
explanation. He SAID that if in the heat of
debate on this bill, he had said anything
that shs be constlu ued as personal, he
hoped to be permitted to say that such was
not bis intention.
It Is likely the biz will finally pass che
House to-day and be sent to the Senate tor
concurrence.
The House adjourned uat IL twelve clock
n. today,
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LOUISIANA n,
rhe savestigatisg SOmniSttee-TessimoBy
of SVitnesses-SOuthnInyd WarmOth.
fIcMiIlen, 2ny, Soyce-Ps0tese se of tn O.

fIcMiIlen, &ny, Soycs-PsOtest of Ta&
Resisserss
WAsHINGTOn, January 39-&e half pass
cen O'Clock this morning the Senate Com
mittee on Privileges and Elections Yesumed
the Louisiana investigation.
sfr. Frederick Southaay6 was sworn and
examined in relation to the members of the
Kellogg iiouse, returned by the 4ynch
beard only. Slr. Southmayd was mem
Der of the $Orman bos"d; McEnery's ma
joriGp for Governor was about 5000, as he
mbered, but thaS vote was eanvas5ed
before he became a. Inembcr of the board
the vote for the lieutenant Governor waa
about 2OOO more; thinks McEnepy's majority
was smaller than any of the general State
officers; in the canvass for Governor poll
three in 3etfersOn parish was thrown out
on the ground of manifest fraud The pre-
cinct was heavily Republican, and the box
had evidently been stuffed by fusion votes,
it giving that ticket majority Of 555 votes.
Poll No. in the .hird ward of New Or
leans was thrown out on the protest of citi-
zens, one United States supervisor and tive
State supervisors stating that the box had
been opened several days before the votes
were counted. The box had been partially
pried open, and could easily have been'
stuffed. Concerning the other polls thrown
out in $berville, st. James, st. TammaDy,
$errebonne, etc, witness statements WeJe
corrobOrative of those of Mr.. Forman.
Sir. Ray questioned the witness concern
ing the signing of the returns. Those for
members Of the Legislature were Published
over the signatures of all the members of
the board Hunsaker and Thomas vere
members of the Senate ut the time they
| signed the returns.
To Mr Morton-Witness believed that
| the Lynch board could not have found the
( rstsrpa because no Rember Of witness
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Denpis' Of EarIottp-Defeae oe Gjarlists-
Thiers Declines n Constitutional PrG0
ject-Defaulting Bank Teller ScnS
aenced-The Fight in CubI0 Sir CharIes0
Bright Coming to Neg OrIenns-&ea
ported Advance to NapOleOIe-G trOcitieG
on Russians by kbsFans.
MADRID, January 31.-The deeeat Of tlGS
Earlists under the cure Of Santa Cruz wao
complete Fortyseven wee 6Iilled Gslh
over one hundred Bounded.
PARIS, January 3Q.-PresidenS 1hierC
yesterday informed N. Delasay that he calD
not accepe the constitutional project sutD
mitted to him by the committee OF thirty.
Chester, the de.aulting bank rOler g
Martin, has been seISenGee 20 four ane O.
half years laboe.
LTvEgPOoL, JanuaSy S9-9rrived-Thn
$bueen, from Neg (9leaqs; Che ExpoundarS
from Se@ Srleans, 9ryl aip@ieo from So
yannah.
Havana, January 30.-spanisn official Geo.
port of the recent tighe: Spanish loss, two
officers and eight men killed, and thirty
seven wounded. Cuban LOGS, shirty-seveA
killed; wounded unknown.
Sir Charles and Mr. Edward Bright will
go to New Orleans tomorrow. Sir Charles
will not take charge of the yak OF receiv-
ing the Florida cables.
LONDON January 30.-vb ia 0parnrtad that
lO0NP1sVHo oN EI0BzuR PAQAl
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Confirmed by the Senate

The Senate has confirmed the toifO%in g
appointments by Gcverno Aellsgg: y. q.
FoIges. tax collector, First District, New
Orleans; 4. a. Bray, police commissioner;
William y. loan, harbormaster; Commis-
missioners of ths State insane Asylum
George Williamson. of Caddo; Robert G..
Wicklifte. of West Eelicianas George
swasey, OK East Baton Rouge; isaac Perry,
of Eass felcisns, and JohB Il. Clay, OF
Orleans: Eugene Sassier. inspector of
weights aud measures, Yhird District Se~
OrlaSnss
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E.YAVE OF CfiAVi-Hs u. PAIIMkVkK.

CsITED STATES NARsBALs OFFICE,
New Orleans, January IS. 1879.
FfNHfs is TO GIVE SOTiCE THAT A WARRANT
! 4 IN bankruptcy has been issued out OF the Dis
trict Court of the United States for the District of
Louisiana against the estate CT Charles B. Psh-
meyes, OF New Orleans in the parish OF Orleans,
state of Louisiana adi Judged a bankrupt upon his
petition that the payment of any debts and the
delivery of any property belonging to said bank.
rupt 20 him, OF for his use, and the transfer of s:y
property BY him, are forbidden by law; thst
meeting OF the creditors of said bankrupt TO prove
their debts and choose more ASST sneSs Of
his estate will To- bold ac q court Of bankruptcy,
10 Se helden the twenty-hrst day of Feb
ruary L. y. 1873, OF twelve O'clock n, as No. Al
Exchange place. New Orleans, before y. augUstiH,
Register.
a. q. PACKARD,
iaIs fe2l ruited States Marshal
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GET yHE Bows WARM OvERCONYS.-S
rare chance is offered 90 parents by Mr.. Is.
T Walshe in the matter of overcoats for
boys. He is offering these garments and good
warm eloaks, also, az prices ranging from
s. up. These goods are Of excellent ma
tcEial, we'll made and of tho latest fashion.
He cells them thus cheap rather than keep
them over another season. and no parent
should miss sueh chance. Boys must
play out doors if they ',ish 60 grow and
develop physically, bus they should be SO
clad that they would net sufieS from cold
Here is % chance 60 de 10 at small cost.
Nj. Walshe is selling aN ID his vast stock
of other goods fos winter wear ct equally
Sow lee. GentlemeD, go and lay in full
supply OF apdeselothiag chile goS can &S
such prices.
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"ASHGNSTONs
q ysrfaneaP INSTRUMENTATION.

WASHINGTON, January 30.-William D.
Barnes, of south Carolina. convicted of
ku-kluxing, and sentenced TO Jail for one
year, has been pardOned.
II. 6. Block was nominated collector foB
the third district of North Carolina, and d.
g. Kerr wgister OF che Land Office at Jack
son. Mi.sssippi.
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ials E2I
H.TArE or HENRY RCTY.

UNITED SvAsss EARsHAL's OFFICE /
New Orleans, January II. 1873.
SsSHIs II 70 GIVE NOTICE THAT q PIURlks
J. warrant IN bankruptcy hHs been issued out of
the District Court of the United states for the
District of Louisiana against the estate OF Henry
Ruty, of Kew Orleans, in the parish of Orleans State
of louisiana, adiudged bsnsrups, upon his own
petition; that the aynlent of any debts. ana the
delivery of any p OpeTty belongin, TO said b.nk
rupt to him, for hi. use, and the ransfar of any
property by him are forbidden 10 sw; that .
meeting of the cyeditors of said benb upr TO prove
their debts and choose one or NOR, as.ignCes %
his estate xil be held at court bankruptcy,
70 b.. holden Oh the seventeenth dsy p Sebrnars.
4 T.. 1873. at 9 o. NJ, al the t'I>romhouse
building, Ne~ Orlsans before q. = n. osg eeSls-
.. B. PACKARD,
lA..r. A. ~
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
~ ~Oo-o-~|>0~oJ~o.~Nr>~O>~" ~O>~",~NO--~~0r-~N>>~oy~N
ESTATE OF .yAEOD 0TE.

UNITED STATES MARsHaLs OFFICE
New Orleans. January :, 1873.
fssHIs - 70 GIVE NOTICE THAT WARRANT
/ N bankruptcy has been issued QUE of the Dis
tlict Court the United States for the District OF
Louisiana against the estate OF Jacob Ots
of New Orleans, in the parish of Orleans. State of
louisiana auiudged bankrupt upon his own petit
tion; that tho payment Ot any debts and the
delivery Ss any property belonging to said
fer OF any property by him, are forbidden by law;
that . meeting of tbs creditors of said bankrupt
to prove their debts and choose one or more as
sgi of his estate will W held ut court OF
bankruptcy, TO be holden on the ts lrh day
of SebrIary. T. D. 1873. at .t ~, at No. 4l Hx-
Register.
T. Y. PACKARD.
jatl fels tied sta es Marshal.
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.aIs fels
estate OF LEWIS Z. WOODS.

United SrArEs fARsHAL's 0PvCs,
Kew Orleans, January Is, 1873
rssH.s - rO GIVE NOTICE. THAT VAR
rant in bankruptcy has been issued ont of the
DistTic. Court of the United States for the Die
trict OF louisiana az inst She estate of
Lewis T. woods of the parish OF f5ervile, State OF
Louisiana, sdjudgsd . bankrupt, upon ms own Ee-
.it;on; that the payment OF any debts and the de
livery OF any property belonging 10 said bankrupt,
to him or ior hi use, and the transfer OF sny
property bv him are forbidden by law; that nest-
ing OF the creditors of said bankrupt TO prove
their debts and choose more sstgnees OF hia
estate will be held at a court OF bankruptcy, 70
be holden on the fifteenth dsv OF February, 4 ID.
1873 at IL A. NJ, at the CustOmhouse building, sep
Orleans. before 6. 0. Ae1oSg. Register.
& B. PACKARD
iels fss3 CasseS states 4&fsaa&
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CSrrTp ST.vRs HARsN.Ls OPriCs,
SeV Orleans. tnuary 20. 1873 !
FetRis ~ To GIVE EOrICE THAT WAkstNT
! in bankruptcy has been issued ont
of the District Court of the United States for the
District of Louisiana, against the estates OF q. @.
Ciurln L G.. and g. 81. GOrCin and Theodore L.
Shute individually, in the parish Ot Sreans StSe of
Louisiana, a4Ijudged bankrupt upon the petition
Of their c,edItors that the payment of any debts
and the delivery 0s any property belonging 70 said
bankrupts 20 them feE Tie use and the transfer
Of any property by them gre forbidden by la" that
q meeting OF the creditors of said Sanhrupts, to
prove their debts and choose more assignees
of their estates, sill! he hsld at court of bank
ruptcs 10 BE- holden the seventeenth day of Feb
ruary A. u. 1873, at eleven o'clock 4. 81, at the
CustomhoUse building, New orleans, before e. =.
heusgg, Register. -
s.B. PACKARD,
is,f ,eis United states Marshal.
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4 Connecticut man has snSensed anew
method Of silver plating 30 cheap and du-
rabls that it can bs applied 10 ssilings,
hoiless sad feases.
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29SEsB NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
TIE GOUIsRANA INVESTIGATION

The LOUISIANA INVESTIGATION
so0GH6RAYp ON THE SWEAR
SHRMSAlNS ON fAg OUTSKIRTS
0-~1-Sa-e
ME- %Es5 ON LEVEE COMMITTEE
8UssEG SND TUBE COMPANY
BEFORE JHs HOUSe FOR CONTEMPT
COLD WEATHER YESTERDAY
DEATH OF CARLOTTA
g
SO1,ABLES COMING HERE
LIVELY KEaTUGK9 ELECTION
ARREST OF INCENDIARIES
WHEAT AWAITING TRANSIT
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R.nles f0 All Kinds of Eurnftnr3.

sos ~ ioI and las CR.RTREs sTBKEY, ses(
leans.
Hss constantly Oh hand On sssortsnsns es
Cottage Bedsteads extra make. With sr-R.
AoStsl, with teasters Sl2
solid Walnut one-Sourth Karbh bureaus, SA
Enli4 Walnut Portable Armors, With two dre
N-s bottem, e2O.
Victoria Bedroom sets, in Walnut, Mahogany o.
a. fsniss ton Rosewood ten pieces Sl2O
e. epring Mattresses made to order, s2s and $50
=" PsrIop Sets in walnut, Mahogany and lmttaties
,ysosewood ten pieces at very moderate prtces-
e.. klso aa asss!tmsRt Of fbooshs dhssfs OF N ades+
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CONGRESS.

senator Wesf on the Levee Committee
Tube and Tunnel COmpnny-L egis.ative
Appropriation Bill-Court of Claims
Judgments-RestOrin Pensions To the
Southern People-At the Bar of the
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ESTATE or e.. a.. EOHDyN !. co. AND
u. e. Gor1n AND Tl.eodore l. shUte, IHdlvidu-
S!lv.
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does81svss oN EISHnH RAas.l
, 1873-12-05

up, and tho paronta md frionda camo to tho con-
clualon Tint tho iatls wero drowned. Monday
ovonllg tho mystery waa clcarad up IN an 1ll'ox-
poctcd n,a,,Mcr by tho nrryal oi tho boys IN
charge of Was11tenaw County farnor, who stated
s d, py lopyyessrg ss IT, @ iss toy wers rsoa os 10 o
l,agcd tlcsn to- hclp about tito farm. lio haw
IN iton III tho Lre Press III rognrd 10
tho disappearance Of throo boys, anl suspected
i,cKo TO Go Tho oncs. TAoy do,liod 1t, but lof:
Tho houpo tint night and Tool; quartonl IN mi Old
log llonso ncnr by having tl,oit guns with l,ogl,
mid propoatEg TO 1.-Two on Ills poultry. lilo rartl-
Ut mud 4iu 10y captured tho yonny rasean, md,
though thay atonily clAlmed to llyo ih Chicago.
tlloy woro brought to Dotfos. They attempted
to rot a"aY ouco ur twice, and soro ilrally tinl
dowu In lilo wagon, ARRIVING; homo like calyca
coming to market. They would give Tho fiarnor
no inf9fns9n ss to w1'ero they lyol' aud oven
is,ioranco as to who Occupied tho houses. Que
q tho iathsra yesterday informed our reporter
10 cat for t, next weak, aud It Ia probable Tint
tho boot jaos did good service for tue o:ler two,
, 1873-12-05
COAL At WEWoHA, ILL.

wENoNA. ILL.,, Dec. 8, 1873.
70 The Editor ef The Chicago TRIBUNE:
SIR: IAis section Of tho State has raroly
been heard from by tla outside world. We aro
quiet mud peaceful community. Now, however.
wo hnyo something which il not only worth
chronicling, but which Ia also Of public interest.
For tic past throo months the work Of boring
for coal has boen quietly progressing and has at
lpst Eeon crowned With complete Buccesa' Last
ucoa yoln Of coal little over feet In thick
ness was reached at depth from tho surfaco Of
98D feet, Tho coal proyog to DO Of excellent
uuality, Tho locality and alt tho circumstances
ronter tho fact one Ut Importance to many othora
boside ourselves. Wenona ia at tho Junction 81
tho Western Division Of tho Chicago l. st. Louis
and Illinoia Contrnl Railways. u IL ohly III
miles from the headquarters OF the qornalhoh
coal-miuos. This lattcr face sccnls TO 1nEurro
what tho boring las Developed, viz: MI oxcol,
Isn't ouallty of coal. JUDGED, It ~aB not exEectoa
that anything elHe tlan good coal would 70
found, for We arc just midway botweon MlnonK
and Strcator, both noted for tile oxcellent 4uall-
ty Of their coal. Thou our rail~ay- facilities arc
nIl that could be dcAiroa-the Alton hoaa al M of9-
ing III every facility for ablppln. con! 70 uhi
oago, while, by tho Central, We have oommuni.
cafion direet with various points In Wisconsin
md Northern lows. Steps arc now taking for
sinking shafts and mining, and, before long. Wo
j,ouo to be able to lay down an excellent quahty
| at nnal In your city. One gentleman owning q
! soetion Of lnud herc-William II. Hamilton
| Tnu,-ofors at onco bonus OF SO, 0u0 TO any re'
epousiblo company which will proceed to mining
cual under his section. Yours truly,
| 0- T. LoYu Mayer OF Wcnonh.
, 1873-12-05

ro tho Editor Of Ihs Chlcaq0 TrltHHt:
Sin: lAo question Of the discipline OF Evans
tou Collego brings up that Of "Roports,' and 1t
ls vol that The public should meet and decide It.
Is the organization Of college or school 30 dlf-
fc.cut iron that OF Church Oh State thas totally
dlcoront rulo of government Should ps aaoptodT
Was over Caurch or State so organlzad that each
member WAS tho sole Witness in any case whore
nia personal interests wore involsoas Does any
Church or State require oaol mombor to be hH
own accusor5 II tho school IL designed to pro-
uaro young people for their duties iu those other
and higher organizations, Why should they DO
taught 10 liys by lu!es diameLrically opposite to
those whicl. shall goyolp thom IN these primary
relations ol lite2
No stato could survlvo ono decade OF years
under such government IN Mics Willard Thinks
model democracy, II every man, "hon ar-
raigrod weso suffered to paas on his own plea
of sGntlty" or "Not guilty" tlelo would be
au eud OF justlca between man aud man, Oh
tho rulo; and, III my community whore each
| ono il taken at h!a own aelf'cBtmato. tue
vain aul unscrupuous must mud WILL take
the prlzes. Wsro I pupil IN Evans
ton, should dcem 1t IN honor to 10 ono OF lhs
! teu who did NOT reach tho "nou OF Aonor.'
, 1873-12-05

Quo often hears Of m article, pamphlet, OF
other written statement carrying It's own proof
on tho face Of it," but tho expression generally
meaus 10 moro than that lts arguments arc
gtrillngly forcible aud nnanBwerabie. Tho phrase
applies, koweyer, in new and more literal souse
to thn art.oo whicls Dr.. llassel! Gaa M Somtnunt,
Gated to tho now number Of Food 1pafer, AND
Air, On tho at,uiteration Of ten. Dr.: AassaA
states he belief that iron filings are added e to @ tea
bulk tllan for giving 1t dark complexion anu
he aids thet since toa naturally ao%s9a !ffo y.
tetl4or the two chief constituents Which enlor
Into the composition q lnk r. n ofes 80 PIase se
actually by appropriate tFeatmont extracted Ia
bottle a from he tea ~ h Gaasto11, sr1s aa uer S
these circumstances, undoubtedly, DR.. HaasaAh
article beuoos piece Of n SeIisS Of
ink aud tea, aud only very deleFmined opponents
Of his conclusions wiz! venture beyond g. merely
howoycr, un unpleasant in'orost nttaolaing 70 MS
further surmlse that ':whst has been accom-.
Eso IL the human atoulaah, lutte Hluoa largely"
, 1873-12-05

R<s Operation Mt Evanston.
II ths Editor Of 7As Chicago Tribune: :.
EyASsgoa, DEC. Q, 1879.
Ag so many otl,or "oonntry towi6 Hoam to
bo airing their grievances ayaiuas tho Rai!road
Law Of this State, Evanaton haB also small
point to throw into tho scalos ngalhst IT,
a s1noll produeo mud feed merchant more tels
mo lint ho paya about $40 moro Tor haulnG
chr load Of facd for orr suburban horses From
tho city now thnu llo did beforo tho law won't
Into onoration md for bringing rrodc'o from
somo OF tho country shipping point, NORTH tow
s aho cd ralos Aud yat horo Ii proto'ae Of
coinp,niat nsainat tho Railroad CompAiiy a"
cl,ur9;i,,g moro Than tho law Aaya u tastas.
Nos, Il tho lazy MATES tno JPN 9om pa@ny n.y. eaaFEo IN e.
ia cw,, ratSs. md nnxea mo pay tho difference,
very naturally tuiiko tho H,aMa s!'a!4 Vase ios
topisiatoya who will work for itH appeal NJ tho
irst opportunity that offers.
And th bnSgosls to Inquiry IN e. ~ a,r'%cor "v uc or
iho cops,ln,ori Our olHo horo IL, pnrlupa., !"
Tasr tost ,Tllo buyor-nl,a.apHor hnro says 10
1ayB no oss for What lo gotH III tho city or Up III
Lulo County bacau,o freight Il nshoft & ~ 1hnn ahn
producer In ono direction, or tho WHOLESALE doaor
il tho othor. lilo rota.l dealer pays it, md
olargoa It I'D 10 tho buyer "t sosas', sAe con-
smsr. And tho conaiin,or pays It, every eohs q,
Of it, but lar no ono 10 charge 1t over to bit tho
law Tint incroasos tho floisltB ut 30 many points
through tho State.
rhis law, tbp,, Aoona to cl,a!lengc every con-,
| eumcr to Lccomc !ta ononly from tho strdnEoht
~ alj mo,iyna TINT Influence business notion !:
tio poohet-Oools motive. And It becomes
eauully apparent that tho groat body Of pro-
t,soora in thi4 State lavo 'alo Borio,1a mlstaHo
u lighting aud wrestling with froigltts on tne
Buppostion TINT higl, frolghts mano ilssI pncoa
low. low.. aud That low trcixlits mnko first prl:oa
higi,. In tho frat case tho consumor pays tlo
.ox3ra freight, and ln tho socona cano ho Be:s thy
benefit Of tho low froight. 80 that, oyen Il T. thla
cccoutrio INV. Oh u glana average OF tho Sine
worked loIuoslo1i Of froiGhts it would bt
wholly In tho intorca. OF tho consunorB, not the
prol,icors. Anu, therefore, as It now ns9ntla,
nobody iB Interested III rotaimng it hnt tho Com
mtssionors aud attorneys who ato Abuus to la:-
ton from It, Very truly, -..
, 1873-12-05
Abjoct Poverty

4 aesa of the most ablect poverty, which in :
mooyure seryes to show tho extromea III which
many of tLe pooror classes aro placed, was re-
ported by poco.oflcer ut the Home for Little
performance Of htH dutian, had his attention
called to two half-oad chillron wandering about
tic ptroets With ba1e hoat|s and foot, In search
at cold yiotualH On investigation, hc found that
tloso children lad brother and sister ut home
in bad with no clothes to put OIL. When the two
became cllilal aud tired they wont home aud
changed plaeeg with tho others, who thon donnea @
the rags and took their turn ut beggin'g. Ine
ioayo the children every day Tor her work In an.
] othor part Of tho city. by hor labor sho earned
eY q week, two Of which sho gave for tho rens OF
Ito room sAo and Aor cls!!1res, occupied. il,ls
family OF tiyo woro thus obliged to !tyo 9n -
wcuk and saot ,uorasls OF food ~ t1V 0ba!assa
piakel up from day 10 dAy.