, 1874-07-22
"Do the 0htneso ever got any lotters7" aud
feeling rnns high in tho forco.

"Do the 0htnc ncso ever got any 1otters1" aud
feeling rnns high in tho forco.
They have doctor up round May atroet who,
aftor diagnosis, always nddtcsHcs his patient
thus, "To NC your caHo iH worry plano"
correspondent adzo that this Ia probably because
tho onainont Esculapian was until rory recently
a carpenter.
Yhe oaitor Of the Grand Junction Hea'llight
evidently cflorlsieB profound Affection for TINT
CLAM known ~ drumuerH "Nearly ovofy hour
tn tho day Chicago drttmmorB can bo soer on our
stroots; Grand Junction Ia groat placo o. for
NO do not Ike these miserable puppioa. We
noyer did Hike thon. They arc worse than dirty
htt!o ours whosa upper lips lnct }alf-an-inch Of
covering theit teeth, whose hair Ia thin nnl AtlH,
WlO8e monil ltttlo cArcRsBes nre tteA-hlttott. Wo
hato low-llyed Chicago drllmmor, wo do"
Tho strcet-boggars In tho residence quarter Of
tho city now hunt In couples. The most misor-
ablo iooking carricH tho basket, which il baitcd
with old scraps Of brokon broad aud meat, tho
oldest that can DO procured 30 as to oroato sYn-
fattor Of tho twain ataya r0liud tho corner with
what mny bo cnllod tho depot. s.bnsket, to which
ali tue dellcsctoa aro removed aftor eaoh quest
thon they Hot tho trap again, and 70 on. Whom
eat tholr bnst n q comparative dainty, and uao
tho yfantlB from tho boartllng.house for bait at
tho noxt p]aoe.
An open meeting Of tho Sororcigna Of Indus
try wae bald last ev0ning untlor tho auspices Of
Council No. IL. IN sahay upon "Co-oporation"
Mills. Tho Society discussed tho question,
What will best promote tho interests Of the
industrial olassos 7" Speeches wero mndo by
Dts, 8. J. Avery aud y. .. Street, hIr. Barlsor.
i. e. Hoyt,. and Z. II. IespnnaHos. Mra.
sloytar furnished tho mcotlng with muslc. A!tor
tho open meeting soerot ono was held. Tho
next public meeting will bo held OIL tho second
Tuesday in August.
In tho acmi~suburban region woat Of Ashland
ayonuo, and south OF Adams street. fanally'a
sooia} position dopenda lnrgely upon tho number
Of hens thoy keep. Monday anew tenant catno
into house on Jac1sson stroot, and was diacnss-
cd by throo old Bottlors. follows Fi,nt Old Set
tier" Who are thcy?" Second Old sottler---"1 I
lioar 1er husband la In Farwoll'a and gcts
$4,000" Third Old sottlor-" Perhaps ho docs !;
thoy'Yo got i've hcua" Firnt Old sottlor-' t
don't think no. Whom passed. their old house
on Oakley street used to SOC their hens rum
| ming looso."
| On Madison Htreot 'bua Sunday night n
| young mau, who WAS alnuaiug himBclt by Stuff
Ing ont tho little TN Iampa under tho cash-hox
wau oxhurted to bo sober and yigilant by II young
Indy who said: ''1f you don't stop you'll kill US
| all, and spoi. my droBs."
An announcement waH made In THE THrnuNE
q fow days ago Of the marriage in Washington
of tho son q Aamral a, 5onkins to ss rI4nkio
| about 10 years OF age, and hts sudden
| matrimonial venture canHod an unpleasant
ness at home. Tho bride volunteered to lot him
obtain divorce If he fot so Inclined. Offering In
the meanwhile to remain as hia wifo uutil he
comes OF age should he prefar th1s arrangement.
People supposed to kuow all about 1t any that the
bride il no other than the sorlo-comio can.
tatrico Miss Tlaukie, who sang, at tho Adelphi
last soason. 1hta conjecture is strengthened by
tho fact that ehe has recently been singing IN
Washington.