The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-05-10
ELI PERKINS, NOTES.
0vssy-Day J6sw Yoek Pieturss!

SSs SOsNsVO WOSSVe
1vssy-D.y New Yosk Pietsrss.
To the Editor Of the n. Y. Daily Graphic.
Let me show you some little cvery day
New York pictures tins evening. There are
only four Of them:
"Hundrcds of little Italian boys are kept
by old bags on Cherry and Baxter streets.
just 10 steal and beg. II they come home 81
night ~ithout having stolen or begged Ger.
tain sums, the poor little fellows arc whipped
and made TO 60 to their led on the ti''or
without sny supper. Most Of these boys
iurn out pickpockcts, and eventually e. to
the Island or to Sing Sing - burglars and
One little fellow who has
lived on Cherry street for seven ycsrs didn't
know what the bible was. and lle told Us he
had never heard Ut Chrst. ."-Esensng Ia.
per.
''thc Rev ylr. Van Meter, who established
the second Five Points Mission House, has
raised funds enough to establish. Protes-
tsnt Mission church In Rome. He writes
that three more Italian ss3jec.s have bccn
rescued from Popcrv and converted to the
Protestant faith, and that he Is deeply 60
licitoue for further contributions from
brothers and sisters in the cause to help on
the glorious work and enable them to build
. snug little parsonage for the residence Of
the American missionaries "-Fiee FSinss
Xjssion Report.
"Ms. Mary Thomas testified that Mrs.
Hurley turned her out Of the Girls Lodging
House on stormy night 70 die In the Fifth
Street Station House. and Sergeant Snyder
swore that on the morning of the 18Th Of
Marcel, he found Mary lying sick ON the aoor
in the station house. She was in distress,
aud said:
For Gods sake haze some ono DO some.
thing f,r me I! and IN the midst Of her cry
ing and mourning she gave birth to child.
Police Report.
''the private stables of Mr.. Belmont, Bonner
and many other gentlemen are made Of
black walnut, beautifully furnished and
nicely warmed. The horses arc clothed in
soft, white blankets, and fed and cleaned
with the regularity of clock work. am
endeavoring to have oil other animals well
cared for. .too. and 10 accomplish this caused
the arrest Of private coachman to day, and
detained the carriage in front Of A. T..
Stewards. because the driver had driven
tacks In the side Of the birdie, which pricked
and chafed tho horse, compelling HIM to
keep his head straight. If cars are over
loaded the horses will he stopped. and the
people will have to walk. "-xr. Humane(!)
Berghs Letter.
"A woman. who up to the timo ef an
going to press had not bccn identified, was
E---l j~.A s,~asa.aaw s,,usninO m 4 dnnl
step in Thirty fourth street. The deceased
evidently wandered from some of the poor
or wards in search of employment, and from
her emaciated condition, it 10 probable sht
had not tasted food for several days. II II
thoueht that poverty and starvation caused
her death. The body, scantily clothed in I
few rags. lays unclaimed in the Morguc. ~
Police Gazette.
..Mrs. Livingstone's elegant and fashionable
reception and german, a, her palat'al Fif'l
avenue mansion. on Monday evening Va
too gorgeous for description. Many Of tn
ladies' toilets came from Worths. and cos
fabulous sums. and the flowers whicl
| draped tho rooms-all rare cxotics-mus
have cost . small fortune Among th
guests sparkling with jewels. Was Mr'
Lawrence, who're bridal trouaseau. whe'
she was married last week, is said to hsv
cost $1,000. The rare and expensive wine
which chcered the occasion astOn.shed eve
the connoisseurs. ."-Uoms Journal.
Nv.
Bellevue Hospital 10 often crowded
cxccss with sick, SO much 20 that patient
suffer through bad air and insttentiOn.
II, 10 impossible to warm tie Tombs.
to keep II from being damp, unwholesom'
and sickly and until IN appropriation
At leas, CSC. 200 is made BY the city. priso'
ess must continue to be crowded togeth'
and continue to suffer. especially in col
weather. beneath damp bed clothcs. --Repo
Of Csmmissioners ef Charitis' and Core
ton.
"tbc Park Commissioner 10 of opinion th'
II will cost t5, ,000, 900 to complete the ne
Natural History buildings In Central Far
n give ample room for the minerals. foss'
and live animals. The ssild a"in"s of u
xoological collection take up large amou
Of room In the Park buildings, and It COZ
the city great deal Of money to feed the
and keep them properly 'ea'med. but th'
} arc . source Of great Amusement to the nu
ses and children. Commissione'
Report.
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