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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-08-13
Poor Richard.

The following were few of the max
inns of that king of printers, Benjamin
Franklin: Trade is the mother of money;
be beforehand with your business; spend
and be free, but make no waste; prayer
and provender hinder no journey; credit
is like looking glass, easily broken; he
who looks not before, finds himself be-
hind; keep thy Office, and thy Office will
keep thee; they can never thrive, who
spend their time in. beer-houses, and in
gaming-houses; God helps them who
help themselves.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-08-13
Density of Populations.

According to the census of 1870,
the population per square mile in
Belgium was 451; in the Neither
lands, 291; Switzerland, 10; Den
mark, Ill; United States, IL; Colombia,
Z. The census of 1871 gave to England
and Wales population per square mile
of 3S9; Great Britain and Ireland, 265;
Italy, 237; Germany, 1913; Ireland, 1863;
Scotland, 109; Greece, 70; Mexico, 8.
In 1872 the population per square mile
in France was $50; Sweden and Norway,
81; Brazil, ..
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-08-13
Foreign.

Hans Christian Andersen, the well-known
Danish poet and novelist died recently at CO.
penhagen, aged 20 years.
The Turks are collecting in large force to
crush the instruction in herzegovina.
The French Assembly has adjourned until
Nov. 4.
Much distress has been entailed upon Ameri-
cans abroad by the failure Of Duncan, Sherman
IL Co. Over 1000 holders of the firms letters
of credit have been heard from in Germany
alone. Many are utterly destitute, and have
been compelled to apply for relies TO the local
authorities or to the American Consus.
Disastrous floods, attended by considerable
loss Of life, are reported in the East Indies.
Renewed assaults upon foreigners are re-
ported from Pekin, China.
Thirteen persons were drowned the other day
by huge water-spout near Berlin, Germany.
There is great mourning in Denmark over the
death of Hans Christian Andersen.
According to accounts from Damascus to tho
Esd of July cholera was raging there. -Four
hundred cases were reported daily, but the real
number was concealed. The Christian quar-
tiers are deserted. Sudden deaths occurR the
streets. There are no physicians, medicines,
or supplies.
Mr.. Schoez, Of vclSsburg, Miss, won the sill
yer cup in the International rifle shooting
match at Stuttgart Germany.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-08-13
BREADSTUFFs.

There was quite an active movement in the
grain markets during the past week, and the
changes in values were frequent and quite So
we're. The markets have been what are called
weather markets." the condition of the
weather being the main influence gov
erning the course of prices. With
rain, values would invariably advance,
while pleasant weather would always
exert reverse influence. The movement was
almost wholly on speculative account, the
shipping interest doing but little in the way of
buying. Spring wheat shows an increase
in the stock in store, but corn and
oats show a decrease. During the closing
days of the week the greater part
of the advance gained early was lost, although
the closing quotations of wheat and oats show
an improvement of from 3d5c per bu.
Corn was higher but closed at lower figures.
Cash oats were scarce, and sold up to Gle, the
the offerings being inadequate to meet the
wants of the local trade. Rye was 7@9c
higher, and barley for September closed about
Gaze higher.
The following table shows the prices current
at the opening and close of the past week:
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-08-13
General.

The Irish population of the country cele-
brated in a spirited manner the one-hundredth
anniversary of the birth of Daniel O'Connell,
Aug. 5.
JEFF Davis, President of the late Southern
Confederacy, has accepted an invitation to be
present and address the Winnebago County
Qll.) Agricultural Society, at Rockford, on the
18th of September
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-08-13
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Weekly Review of the Chicago Market.
FINANCIAL
Money continues plenty, and the demand Ia
rather light; interest rates ruling weak and
easy at case per cent, according to time.
Government bonds firm and in demand.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-08-13

The Boston Wholesale liquor dealers
assert that under the new license law
there is marked increase in the demand
Tor purer and higher grades of liquors,
though the total amount of sales has
somewhat fallen of.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-08-13

of the Late Ex-President-
Some Notes of Interest About the I'm
parchment Trial.
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Foreign News.

PANS, Sept. %. A committee has
been formed in this city entitled the
" Franco. Union" of which
Hon. E. B. Washburne the American
Minister, Marquis de Nonilles and NJ.
Barthaldi are honorary Presidents. The
object is to erect a monument on an
Island in Long Island Sound during the
Centenary to commemorate the hun
dreth year of American Independence
A public subscription has already been
opened to raise the necessary funds
Several Deputies to the Assembly have
joined the committee, including Oscar
De Lafayette. Seine Et-Marne. Edward
Labaulaye, Seine Waddiugton, Aisne
Tholomwski Seine and Count De Toe.
queville Mancho. Edward Lsboulaye is
Chairman of the Committee.
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employer Chas. W. Fox, and pleaded
guilty. Saturday was Sc. for sentence
In regard to other indictments against
him, to which be had previously pleaded
not guilty. it is not probable any of these
will be pressed.
John Miller alias Woodruff, the rail.
road defaulter. was then arraigned to
plead; he pleaded not guilty to each of
four indictments; his counsel moved for
reduction of his bail, and the matter
was taken under advisement. Both
cases we're continued for the term hy
consent
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Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 28.-A meeting
was held last night to adopt measures
for the relief of sufferers by the Texas
inundation. The committee adopted s.
l.. Jones as Treasurer, and resolution
was adopted asking the cooperation Of
the press and people of the State. Sub.
scriptions will be received at the Offices
of Maurice, Dore & Co. and s. L. Jones
& Co.
SACRAMENTO. Sept. %. - About five
hundred people were present at the Ag.
ricultural Park to-day to witness the
special races. The first race was dash
OF quarter of mile for $500 q aide,
between Billy Anderson, owned by John
Adams of Yolo. and Fl We. year-old mare
owned by Murray & Bridges of Butte
Mountain. Anderson to carry one hun
dred and fourteen pounds, the mare to
go without rider. A fne start was had,
the mare about ak inches in advance;
she continued steadily to gain, and
though the rider of Anderson piled whip
and spur, she came in length and
half ahead; time, Is seconds. The Sec
ond race was dash of $50 yards. be-
tween roam horse owned by Adams and
Dolly, and sorrel mare, mother of the
riderless unknown that won the preced-
ing race. for purse OF $500 side; the
sorrel won by half length.
The petition of the Contract and FL
nance Company, for permission to dis
incorporate, has been filed in the County
Court. and will come up for hearing on
the 9th of October.
SAN Francisco. Sept. 2S.-The pay
ment of 90 per cent. of the guarantee
fund of the bank syndicate is proceeding
promptly to-day. Its expected that the
greater portion will be paid in during the
day. the subscribers showing commenda-
bic disposition to respond as quickly as
possible. A meeting of the Directors will
be held this p. m. when day will prob
ably be fixed for the re.opening of the
bank. It's considered almost certain
that Saturday will be decided upon.
About 8 o'clock this morning work
man on the Palace Hotel. named G. W.
Mitchell. fell through the elevator shaft
to the basement and was instantly killed.
SAN FRANcrsCo, Sept. 28.-The San
Francisco Board of Brokers held meet.
ing this morning and passed an orde,
authorizing the payment of 90 per cent
OF s2oo'ooO subscribed by the Board to
the guarantee fund to the syndicate.
4 SAN FnAScrsco, Sept. %. - In the
Municipal Court this morning Charles
.. Kuchel. the enterprising young stoch
brokers' clerk. withdrew bis plea Of no,
guilty to the charge Of embezzling three
! l nnnmRAA ho - ~
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Eastern Dispatches.

New YoRK, Sept. pa dispatch from !
Richmond, Maine. reports that the cap
tain, his wife, fourteen out of the crew
ana nineteen passengers of the ship
Emily Southland, were lost by the wreck.
ing OF that vessel on the English coast
Few days ago. Captain Wadsworth is
the ninth sea captain from Bowdinham
lost within a year.
lANEsVILLE, O, Sept. 2S.-Juo. Stone.
burner was instantly killed at the Ohio
iron oompany's furnace last night by
the falling of gas stack.
NEW York. Sept. 2s.-A meeting of
the creditors of the Alabama & Chatta.
nooga Railroad was held yesterday, pre-.
sided over by Charles L. Frost. who
stated that the sum total required from
the oondholders to get possession of the
road from the trustees. including the
past dne Interest. was in exact figures
S60S, 464 81. If the creditors did not
come to an understanding and comply
with the terms OF the trustees bid before
the llth OF October, tho road must be
sold to pay legal expenses. Mr.. Frost
said further that more rascally set than
the Governor of Alabama and his CLIQUE
u'd not exist. The roads engines have
been wrecked; its coal mines have been
sold for almost nothing. and it's property
ruined to enrich set of political scoup.
drels. A committee of three. cons;st;no
Of Chas. l.. Frost, John Sickles and 10.
seph Morse. was appointed to meet the
representatives of the first MORTGAGE
bondhoiders and endeavor to effect n
compromise. The meeting then adj.
journed, subject to the call of the chair
CHICAGO. Sept. 28.-A wssbinoton
special says there is endless gossip con-
corning the successor to Secretary De.
iano, and there is little else but ooss;,
The persons mentioned as possible suo.
eessors are: Armstrong. TO. mer Con.
gresham from Pennsylvania; ex. Ex-senator
John Scott, of Pennsylvania; WAYNE
McVeagh, Of Pennsylvania; ex-Goy.
Dennlson and Judge Taft. of Ohio; Clin-
ton b. Fisk, Of Missouri; Assistant Sec.
fe'ary cowan and ex-senator and pres.
ent Com missioner of Internal Revenue
Pratt; Gen. Ed Ball. formerly of Penn.
syivania. A wealthy Californian and an
intimate friend OF the President i, a,so
mentioned as Delano's possible suc.
cessor.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2s. - CAPTAIN
Abrahams of the British steamship Cor.
dora. attempting to get off the Mobile
train which commenced to move al the
time. made misstep. fell under the
train and was almost instantly killed.
FALL RrvrR, Mass. Sept. 2S.-Ths
following inceDdiary notice was found
posted on Bedford street last night
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ALL persons who like to smoke the
best tobacco should use the old fashioned
" Porique." II is made in New Orleans
and is for sale BY Rolla Y. Watt, at Lees
drug store. If
For SaLE.-An A No. Riding Horse
and Light Wagon for sale-cheap for
cash. Apply to
W. r.. WILSON.
AT Fulks & McAlpin's, Meadow Valley st.
W. r. WILSON, dealer in imported
cigars, tobacco and reading matter. Sole
agent for Daily Enterprise. S. T.. Trib-
une and Eureka Sentinel, fulk e Meal
pins saloon. II
If you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices,
go to j. j. Halpin & Co., who employ
none but hrst-class workmen. IT,
On. DEAL has associated himself with
Dr. Hammond, from California, in the
practice of medicine in this place. They
will be found at the San Jose House. If
CHEEsE! Cheese One thousand.pounds
of White River Cheese; Also best East
ern Cheese, for sale, to the trade or at
retail. at T. @. PouJApE's.
@. 8. RAYMOND. tonsorial artist, can
always be found at his place of business.
on Main street, above J. J. Halpin g.
Co. 3 store. I'm
ONLY takes Syndicate of one
price! one bit! to buy anything on the
Board at Panaca Saloon, Lacour street.
1w
IoE. CRYSTAL Ice, delivered daily by
S. 3. MARITIME. Leave orders at saloons
OF +. Hamilton or Fulks & McAlpin. tt
Go to Aleyander's for your drugs.
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LEGAL,
Conatable's Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Yssupp
~ ont Of Justice Court in and for Piocl,s
Iownship, Lincoln County, State Of Nevnds.
ana 70 me directed and delivered for \ iv,3e
ment Sndefed In ssid Court on the z9A DAY q
: ~ A. y. lsaS, IN favor Of VIM. @. 0lissan and
A.c. bishop, and against Vim. stans6eld. ~ -
sem 81 $500 gold coin dollars, With inierest q
ne rete OF 10 per cent. per nuuum unffI ,,a16 ~
se,ner with one hundred and fifty-one a6.ioo
v sesn tax cost, and disbursement 1t data Of
menf 4 i. snc AL, AL sceruins cost since juds.
w.. personal property to wit:
VII e.een Dogs, IL shoats, horres. tanh
.,,s.S csnk AND one set harness, o tabIes. 2i
and crne,,. 81 amps and brEnkets. casters
M Nv osaeus, - knives. "a forks, q dvz. dinncr
plates. sugar bowls, sait cellar , .sso.
tank, lace curtains, tables. cc-Ss. s-
and utensils. doz. silver spocus in chsa..s =
tAnles. lamps. y window ctrtaina, buresn'
oenstead, looking glass. pictures, 1 rocSinr
chair bsdstead. l table. waah howl .nS
pitcher, chair, ! chamber pot, I belstesd. i
light stand, one wash bowl and pitcher. 1 chan,
ber-pot. l looking glass. curtain, carpets.
oeds<ad, ! bureau, clock, chamber.pot, /
] wash stand. looking glass, l bedstesd. bu.
reau. chairs, sink. bowl and pitcher, car.
pet, bedstead, I stand. chair. 1 bowl ana
pitcher, looking glass, carpet, beds4ead,
stand. ! looking glass. carpet. chair. bowl
and pitcher, bedstead. 1 mattresa, stand. /
bowl and pitcher, looking glass, carpet.
chair. l chamber.pot. I hedstesd and msttrces.
BOWL and pitcher. bureau. I carpet, chair.
cnamoerpot, carpet, l bureau. lounge, g
s sn 10 pr. blanket, Is pillows, 10 bed.
Notice is hereby given that on
Thursday, September 80, A. ID. 1878.
will sell all the above dascr,b.a s,,~,,,.,,,.
tanks. cart and horses, in front Of Restaurant
Known as star Reetaurant, In Phoebe. lincoln
county, State Of Nevada. at u O'Clock n. !. At
puzzle suction, to the highest and best bidder.
And further sale at o'clock D. m Of same
gay. At corral of L. v. Locmis, in Phoebe. LIN.
com county, Nevada. Of 10 full crown hoss ana
70 s. oa,s All the above property viii be sold
iefy said Judgment and ell cost and sccy,,ing
costs In gold coin. s'o'aiAs
Dated Phoebe. New. Sept. oath, is7s.
WILLIAM I. MCKEE, Constable
By FRED. NJ. PlxncE. Depmtv
eeQk.fn
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LOST.

Nm TUESDAY FvFNrNG, BETWEEN THE
~ Ban Joae House and the Post.ofYice. Gold
Sleeve Button. aet with IN amethyrt stone in
the center. A suitable reward will be paid BY
returning 1t to A. J. Mason, ut the store Of Ma.
son wilcox, Main street. Phoebe.
jy1.lw Fu
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ELEGRA PHI!

SPECIAL 10 1HS PIooHE DAILY ss,oap.
by WESTERN UNION LINE.
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- xuANcIsCo Stock hEroHf.
s,y FRAscrsoo. sept IS
-, MORNING SALES
o1o amazon SOC 3.
I4o Apdes-3is
40 Bullion--5e
,ao baltimore Con-
"a Poormsn-sn IA
~ psIrhrr-ish 49, iss 70
,ao CsIedoniA-lSA IL hab
sSS S.Iifnrnis-5l ;.
- - STabooauy-l1s Is lAblu -
1s9 Golden Chariot-4oe ,,,.,,o oo,.
,os Crown Points 23A 23ss %SsDio %
i25 Dsyton-SS
IA Hussey--lH
saS Giobe-9scb3O CSC \
IN Chollar Potosi -6ih g.
10 Cosmopolitan-4ec
10 Imperizl--9A
20 Julia-lk
1SO NJ adow valley-3%
IS Justice-S6
IS Kentuck-las i2S
265 Lady Bryan 90c Va
$50 Leo-A
rs egiathan-lA
AZ Mansfield-52&c sac
40 Mexican-lss 1874 ls's
800 Nevada-5Ocb30
100 Niagara-%
100 " Y Con.-iS
2lj Ophi--s05, 81
100 Phil Sheridan-lA
$50 Pr ,spect -34 81 81 3Ss
los Rock Island-2's 2.70
435 sierra Nevada-l3h l3s 1917
$40 Original H Quartz-la. IN X
% SAvage-1S
50 Seq Rock Islsnd-57s
200 silver Hill-8h 1880 %
Is5 Union con-s% 81 az So
Is Hale & Norcross-39 S9&
ITO Lady Washington-2a
\ Leopardw'
! Utah b 10k
70 Yellow Jacket-60
9l5 Woodville-2A az $50
30 Gouli 4 Curry-lT IT'S II
AFTERNOON SALES
20 Alphs-lTN
1876 Andes-3S
100 Baltimore Cons
10 Caledonia
so Cslifornia-5Sh
445 Mexican-i9S
1871 Leo-A
$50 Leviathan-ll
10 Imperial-l0
10 Globe-s5c
Crown Point-25a
LOO Mint 27sc
90 N. W York Comfy
40 Savage-fS
l25 Silver Hill-8h
100 OphiI-53A
20 Justice-35
80 Sierra Nevada II
4s0 Prospect
10 Yellow Jacket-6l
945 woodville-2%
100 Wells Fargo-20c
Is Utah-10&
60 Union Con-Sh
$50 Jacob Little
20 Phil Sheridan-lA
1000 Mansfeld-b
so Original G H Quartz-lA
40 Marks 4 Dill
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
DEPARTURE.

DEPARTURES.
81 dTLMER 4 sALrsBuRY's HAMILTON LINE:
W Bishop Mrs Williams
Chinamau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-11
BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.

ALBANY, June 1O.-GOv Tilden, within the
past week two, las examined, approved, and
the Secretary Of States Office nearly 100 bills passed by
the last Legislature. Among these the following Of
general interest 0 applicable TO NewYork and Kings
Countless
Relative TO railroad crossings In Kings County.
Amending the NcwYOrk City and County Drainage act.
Relative 10 the custody OF certain records OF tax
ment sales III Brooklyn.
To improve portions Of COmmercal-st., Union place,
and Prospect place. Ia the City OF Brooklyn.
Amending the act 10 widen and improve Ninthave. and
Ilftecntlist., BrOoklyD.
Amending the OF 1853 TO provide for the ncorpora-
ton Of fire insurance companies II requires foreign
panies before transactng business In this STATE
Providing for the payment OF the expenses VI contested
seats in the Legislature Of the state.
Amending the Flushing School act.
Amending the act to incorporate Building Mutual
Loan and Accommodating Fund Associations.
incorporating tho New-iOrk Cheap Transportation
Association.
incorporating the Electro Medical College of the Htate
Of New York and the City OF New York.
Amending the act tO revise and consolidate general acts
relating 10 public instruction.
Amending Title j. Chapter 20l, Law 1870 for the in
corporations OF vlliges.
Authorizing the confinement OF convicts in county
pententiaries VI the State.
Regulating the price and quality Of gas In the City Of
YOnkers
Relative to the care and custody of the Rochester
Water Works.
Appointing commissioners examine ACCOUNTS Of
the Rochester Water Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-11
THE COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WAsHINGToN, June 1O-In the Court Of Corr
mssoners OF Alabama Claims today the following business
transacted:
Judgment rendered In favor az the compainans in thu
following No. l7OJane DickcrsOn administrator
s2l!l "a case It'll Winslow Of New. Bedford Mass
5000; No. 1jG-Emanuel Holman Of New \ ork
1882 rs No ltj-Russel and Erwin Manufacturing Com
pany Of New Britain, Conn. $222 No. 267-Wm schu.
maker OF New YORK. s2 No 29i steif schw czer
CO. OF cal iorna syss ~ No: 295-I- r. Wetheiner &
Co Of California 81 600 No t90-Crane Farley of New
York 81 ,isi 50; No. 46,E. H. Domapsky OF Kew York
$22 No 46l-Frank T. Alyne Of New York, Si93 % No
6ls-A Low ct al OF Brooklyn, si3s25 75 No 76y-A. A.
Low Bros. Ct al Of brooklyn, siI7sk Interest in the
the icss q tho ship Lafayette. Oct 2',, is62
tA,c olo, Judgments rendered follows
In favor OF sone S5449 GO; e. soue Irator
t22is 80 Francis W sonle, executor $20g73 - r. w.
GUSTAV. soue 81 l5s sO' Walter $ sSaie, si79 IS
Anna Mnckwitz, S!l70 50 Bertha l.. Merr $2 l79 SO
Edward l. souie 81 ~ ~. In Case No; Alfred T.
Small master sue o. ,ne lafayette nasmsnt ior se1i2 81
Aessra Grafton Paine presented additional testimony IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-11
HE KNEW HIS AGE.

In the times when the political warfare be-
tween Wings and Democrats waXcd hot and relentless
there town out West in which the two parties were
equal in numbers that the variation of single VOTE
the other, might be matter of most seriou
consequence OF course on both sides sharp eyes
open and wafchful. young man came To the polling
place election day and offered his vote II was his
first appearance IN the character Of electOr and he
had the independence audacty to differ politically
with his father. His father challenged his vote.
ION what groundsr' demanded the presiding officer.
" He amt twcny-one."
am tweDty-Onc," asserted the youth
"No you amt" persisted the father; "you won't be
twenty till Tomorrow"
81 say will !" cried the youth. I" was born on the
12th day November. II is down In the old Bible"
Then it's q dodrotted mistake" said the old man.
"You weren't born TILL the mornn Of the 18th Of Noyen-
Der. can swear"
" How you swearf"
slow !" repeated the father Indignantly. Goodness
gracious. wasn't thar"
"Wel" returned the son, with proud defiance wasn't
there tOOt"
The young man voted Boston Courier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-11
CHARITABLE WORK IN THE BOwERY.

The Executive Committee of the B0wery
Branch of the Young Mems Christian Association at No
34 BOwery met this week consider the report of the
General Secretary for the year ending April 30, 1873
The great dearth Of employment during the Winter to-
gether with the unusal severity Of the season. caused
heavy increase In the number of applications for assist
and taxed the of the institution the
most. BY strict economy In the management, however
the branch maintained in state Of efficiency until
the beginning of May The following statistics denote
the of the work done and the Of the relief
stered who either furnished with food and lodgings
sent 10 situations, . $50; Of these 479
der 20 years AL between 20 and 80 years and Ga
ceedcd so years Of age LIZA born In the United
States and 1888 In foreign countres 62 profcssed the
Roman Catholic religion, and about 2.2eO were Prot
esant. over 800 well educated, while the number
OF those who could not write did not exceed %. Oicerks
there 367, artisans ,221 and abOrors oil The
average daily attendance III the reading rooms was 3OO
and these visitors wrote inward OF Ol2Olcters There
sent 10 situations 63i men. and LAG pro-
yded with lodgings 326 were supped with garments,
lSO76l meals were distributed gratufOusy and 12O313
sold at i've cents each No appeal for support
made 10 the public during the year!
The dorIniory formerly No 1876 sprng-st has been
removed 10 the BOwery premises and the accommodation
Increased To 20 beds. The young men who during the
past two years have borne The expense Of this work,
cbeerfuly Incurred the additional expenditure OF reDg
Of baths. etc Further, large sum has been spent by
the Association the building for needfu repairs ON
July II Il proposed TO introduce cooperative plan Of
work in the hope OF rendering the Institution more self
sustaining and thereby charging its sphere of useful
Thus men who have received board and lodging
Will, at the expiration OF their term OF relief be given
cards stating the value Of the and awarded 10 Them and
IL IL expected that many who have retained their self
respect, will obtaining work remit the amount and
Association. In similar manner II Is thought that the
heavy expenses enaled by the labor bureau he
engagement effected, payable Onc-haf by the employer
and One-haH by the person employed.