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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-11


We heard n very pretty Incident The
other day which We cannot help relating.
y Young lady from III" south was w"oed
and won by Il youthful physician liz mr.
IN California. When the engagement
WAS made. the doctor was rich. hlyinw
been successful III san Francisco. 1t
had hot existed six months. however.
When. by an unfortunate Investment. he
lost Ii, entire cheap" This event came
upon him, it shnu Il he added. lust IL hr
wa about TO claim his bride. What
does he do? Why. lie an honorable
and ciiiyt.rouS young fellow that he is,
hc ~it, down and writes the lady every
particular OF tn" unhappy urn which
has taken place in his fortunes. assuring
her that if the fact produced any change
i'll her feelings toward him. She is re-
leased from every promise She has made
linn. And what does the dear. good
girl do? Why, She takes 4 lump ut
pure gold. which her lover had sent her
in his prosperity. a 4 k"rp-lk". and
having it manufactured into Il ring.
forwards it To him with the following
bible inscription engraved in distinct
characters on the outside: ''Eutreat me
lot To leave thee. or to turn from follow
inG after thee; tor whittier thou gnc>t
will | 90. aud whittier thou lodgc>t will
| lodge; thy people will he my people
and thy tiuh my God where thou dicst
will | die. and there will | he buried:
the Lord de- So tu me. AMI more. too.
it nught but death part me and thee"
The lover iLnliIch his sweetheart more
than ever when he rrrriycIthi> precious
evidence OF her devotion to him. both in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-06
RvsI-rTS OF REDUCING WAGES.

A number of the WOrkncn at Pier No. %
North River the pier of the Empire and Union Vast
FREIGHT Lines refused to continue work yesterday morn
ing Ihad been announced the previous day that their
wages would be reduced from - 10 II cents per hour
There were about 80 or 40 strikers aud rest went on
with their iabof Mr. Whitaker the general agent Of
the ines told tue that n they would RESUME work
al ] o'clock lie would allow Them TO do So The work
men refused and II was decided TO advertise for new
men, Il Is understood t.t none OF the strikers VII. be
cployed again At Piers NO aI >. occupied by 'Ae
National ard Union Fast Frciel; Lines, there was no
strike yesterday. Several Of thc strikers from Pier No
81 came down 70 these piers and enGeayorol to infn
eucc lie mrn bat q squad OF police sent for and no
outbreak occurred. Several pc.ceHen were also sta
At per No 30 OF the Pennsylvania Railroad every
tiugw quiet Police weir present ana the 20 strikers
made 40 demonstration OF vIoeace New men were en-
gagged n theg places About $50 new men were az work on
Pier No yesterday Tnc strikers collected III gIouis
the street corners ana ~ lase-h:cr falcons O.e %
them said toa TgWJNE rcror4, mat an tie average
throughout tlC jltJ id NOT have more tt2u sN "r
cict nOurs' work day il i1cJ WoiHe! INC ~" t.lHr-
10 hours-tley received Cuiy 80 week - Tie former
rate. and when Tie reduction was made. as they were
Of work an the time il W. 'nro->ihe Tor them
order 10 DE- Oh hand 10 - ""k whenever olpo.-
tuuify offered, ANA cons qu ty Their reals were hl-
TIE ,o~kucu from Ike PeEus, fan road Who were ell
gagged Vie pier lived m sAaaiies iuiilshy b! tlr Iai
Tie engineers employed d. tie Itnanrlyatia Railroad
Company all ~ work, and b. n tAougnt lhptObabie
thai any strike VIII occur. ono OF tdcf huhuci sti~u
Yesterday that the matter had not yet relh Sri'' tLd
be could not tell whether con- noj thee N"dld e sirNt
Another engineer -ii that The committees or me EEi-
ucerS' Association b%d made SAT- factory ana "-hc3tle
arrangements with he officers OF the c0wl9n' Dui as
the committee. bed not set made Their reports ne dd
not know What the provisions oI shc "d Sth-t were
The statement that tAr steamship co'-I"..o7 were
about to re- luce le ply Ol jhe Iongholencn b rs sad
the various Offices, Is without t0undaiion. 4S men
now receive 70 cchtu ih hour.
Sergeant Gastlu oi thr Steamboat squad, who has
charge CT protecting Inc PennsyIvHa ki'road i"bo.ts
a.nu-t tire s'rlk,s, Na- CA guard Wilh Il strii"h 81
officers at Pier No. until nearly II O'Clock ALndt 90
,tr.rS sat 90. utri,s iu Gle ucgh1orhout, hut do
not Al TcIe WITH tine men at w1lH. tH"lEh thcY en-
ceavorcd 10 persuade tbCu to dcslsi nom thcf l'DiE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-06
TIE WRECK or THE CITY OF SIN
FRANCISCO.
MEETING OF COURT OF INQUIRY-No NEW FACTS
BROUGHT TO LIGIIr

MEETING OF A COURT OF INQUIRY-No KEW FACTS
BROUGHT TO LIGHT.
san FRANCISCO, June "a court of inquiry
consisting OF the United states Inspector OF hu,s ana
boilers and II. B. Williams, agent OF the Pacific Man
steamship Company, convened to-day 10 Investigate the
circumstances attending the loss 81 the City OF san Fran
cisco Can't Waddel and First officer Bull were c&lm-
iucd Their testimony developed but few facts
IN addition 10 'previ0us reports At O'clock
one hour and Is minutes before the ship ''rHck
the captain obtained her position by solar observation
An tbe bearing uY landuarks and the course steered
carried hor nom AMI half 10 six miles southwest
az Tartar shoaI TIE tide cbhng. The chr0n0ne-
t.rs were i,-tcd before leaving Panama The Chinese
crew act.~I we'll considering they did not understand
English and had W bee addressed through an Interpreter
Tao CAPTAIN thought them inferior 60 White men, an
sI.ud not b. employed IS a crew Mr. tuI'
rh. II II officer. iuutd tie captain on t1l"atr
"a .'ei0ck. lie t.N ia war; br'aNhE ap'Ul
~, roruis on tie strrbp1tH bow, apparontfy not
cnnurc Cd Win The line of r'c2kets running l" the "lo
rs iiifr. vas smooth Wiitf lns." Tie knew the N?h
pusii loan al 1clIcN That mUluE althOugh foi cNac j.,
ir seroAd oacrr having q, tn the observation thdt
morning The c.nIhy a- T. te handling OF Ilt vessel
after -'rkiUl f.,i-'itCs taken f"i HnUpH INC po7c
.s.r-. SC. W. ... same as previously reported
One Of tir t.rtst --'ngere now IN tlls cry fePf
gf, lr previously a.. p."t .tt.cAt OF had behavior
an uaui of dscipii.C HHhs ire Chinese III cOhtiadic-
ion L. other statements published
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-06
THE ALDERMEN AGAIN Try 10 BE FUNNY

The first part of the Aldermen's meeting
yesterday afternoon given mp to fun and froc,
much TO tie enjoy ment ~ crowded lobby. President
PGrroy was absent, ana Alderman Gmtzeg presided
Alderman COwing said that lac had received letter
from the National Board of Fife Underwriters in rea
ton setting OF rockets and recraekors the Fourth
Of July lie had prepared ordinance to prevent the
use and sale OF xposve rewo rk which he about
otter The Alderman then referred 10 the Centennial
OF our eouut.y's liberties" when he interrupted
nv ~ telInan SauoT who raised question of order.
Several Aldermen jumped mp AZ once, asking THAT
the Te5olu ION be referred to committee another tha.
Ii be laid the table and Others asking the opinion or
the chairman. Mr.. Guntler vigorously pounded tue
desk with his malle and cndeayorrd IN vain 70 OBTAIN
guiet Finally the members hammered into com
paratiye peace, and Alderman COWing proceeded 10
speak Of the Re, dictionary War and Other patriotic
and amid the coufrson caused hyguesuons ~ privilege
points Of order motions refer and TO lay on tie
table and the noise % the presiding Oiccrs n2iet,
was Obliged To stop speaking, and before ne coul
himself heard again tue motion 10 refer the oldi
nance the Law COMMITTEE was put and declared car
red by Alderman GuutZer. This announcement
Joined heartily. Alderman COwIng tired 10 appear angry
but was obliged yield 90 the spirit OF tie occasion
lie made inefc tua attempt 10 reconsider the NOt
and To finish his speech.
The Park Commissioners requested to'kcep Reser
vor-squaTe lighted and opeu untl midnSnt ~ summer
and . ID. In. in Winner The Board 81 Health was re-
CUES el 20 eonfeY with the cdlfn authorities GA Long
island with view 20 abaung the nuisance caused -
the oil WORKS at Hunters POiht Alderman COwlhg
offered resolution 80 prohibit the cdr}ln. OF largo
parcels and bundles ~ solid clothing u tte
street ears, eXccoi IN certain ears ID de- dsenatel
for that purpose He was about 10 make speech on INC
subject. when the board summary suspended the read
mIttee, much 20 the AID .rlans cba-rin james y 3
rel, city Surveyor protested by letter against the 10
mOyal OF the reservoir al Furtj eOud-sl o. me lOunu
that this would seriously affect me water supply o! Iae
eity, and tue cost would %. cnOrihou-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-06
cELEBRAriSG THE PAPAL JUBILEE.
ADDRESS OF cARprSAL M'cLosKEY.

ADDRESS OF CARDINAL VI CloskEh.
MANY Of the leading Catholics of this city
assembled last evening in the Of the Xavier Uniol
No 20 West Twenty seyont-st TO celebrate tie eisco-
pal jubilee Of the Pope, at the invitation OF the New
York Circle of the Catholic Union. Among those present
were Cardinal ncC o-Ecy. Bishop Corriean %! Newark
Monsi.nor Chaiard rector Of the American College at
Rome; VicarGcncral Quinn, Fathers Dc,ly. McCTeady
MacGovail. Cuuan, Hey, and ma uy other cereynrn ot
the city TEE lay were represented by Commissioner
James Lynch John F.. D.yci,n, Dr DlremUs, Pro.
Hcrbcrruar Eugene Kelly, william A. Conway, Albert
G. Hail. French Consul-G BrcuA, Gen. ID Cesnoia
Charles Mali Belgium Consul. and Emil Iieper.
Henry Amy, President Of TIC Catholic Union, made the
opinug address aud rcaI the following telegram from
the Pope on the celebration oi his opiscopaie:
HENRY ANY Presidrnt ~ he CdUOiio THi0l The
cnpr.nc Ponuf with grateful and aiirctionatc heart
sends 90 YOU and 10 the members Of th" XAVIER Union
IA. Au,sf0lr seucdiction. J. CARDINAL sIiiiOFf.
Tie Cardinal tnen spoke IN part IA follows:
Tie spirit Of devotion and 10y y 10 the Holy Father
shown III tins ana other unions Is worthy OF praise. TIE
Catholic body al large j. much edcn h\ a. I4i~ dcFo-
zion is shown hy the clergy a. professional dl,l "h
h., fEp tfi h,ciu-e thew believe tncmey,s children N
PINS X AL who participate. IN the celebration nre over
loved that Providence has spared hin so long time
~ , - 49,. ,r'mr,h Tfis k,.rs lty, is. f.t,-
i.agud even beyond those ~ - Peer We cannot =
,Iltic tue tanmity that Wuald have narpc ed 40
i.,-,sion 1t rs pray that he may see before that
tge brighter days ior the church. ard We frryenty
pray tnai Goa viii spare him nauy years In THIS com
ia lDLd 90 ah c,iou 10 t.c Holy rcr We h.vc IerA
toiy OF The Church hes there been demonstration 20
heartfelt a- that 10 d' iaSt sunday Every palt % he
word Vac icrtcsth'tH o. h'"' 81, 'h'tt "'II "
from nut We are iaT away, aud lA0 Wan VA" hiid
time. prey utvd larger bUmhe. 5000" -oi- 90 Eoi",
ton mat Cas accorded mus N WIS never '"it gwen
in tac history any Po,e. Tie nearer We draw g. Lila
Tie closer We aie drawn together III te no'dS OIL lam =
ose. aIu charity l'iu-i ~ "u aiTa's %, - wen "a
/ and WNl the gentlemen Of the tathOnc LAIOh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-06
rorNc News CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

LOUISVILLE, June j.-Fhc General Secre-
taries Conference of tbs Young Mems Christian AsSoe
tons Of TIE Uui,cd states and British Provinces, when
has Teen in session ia Louisville since Saturi lay, al
ournrd Tonight Seventy secretaries represented Tue
International Committee; ouI the committees of var-
ans states and provinces and local associations OF the
Irulted states ami Cuaa lave been Ia attendance Inc
conference w,s tine mos, successful one ever held
Tie questions discussed we've all thoroughly prae-
neal and bearing dnccy upon the work OF the Young
N.n's Christian Association. Most OF the prominent
men connected permanently with the work as piUi see
10 - .yp l.cu IN al tenanre Most of the States
urd priymcl cities OF tHt country were represented Dy
tior .srraircs Tu-norIow morning NJ II o'clock u 20
tWcn,y-sacOuG annual convention 81 me Young men =
Chris m ,4oc.ii of 10" United states anu briish
PROV .Hcts VIII conyenc 81 Liberty Han lee CONVENTION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-06
BrI1lGERENr BROOKLYN ALDERMEN.

Tx-Alderman Dunno OF the Sixth Ward,
Brook,y,,. mbicly whipped Thomas sdebOtham, ruo-
l.ner Of The S,dy Restou, last week. for AN alleged
libel in that papor The ogCscompainis Tor hoel ana
assault were set down for yesterday afternoon before
Justice Walsh at the Brooklyn City Hall Dunno ap
peared. but S.debotham did not \ communication "d'
read from sdebotham's physician stating that the pun
Usher was il "a o. Mt The case was theleioc
ad'i,r until O.. morrow at | o'clock
On Nor1ae Drnue the principal IN hnp'hcr prpi''
as..rIt-tbi- time uuou Alderman Kane, the present
Democrat, representative from the S.&th ward N"h'
has psiiaeutN acted 80 opp1son b. ms pare c9'I.a
Polio. B01.l. IniS uArpcnc,l course has met Win
vigorous Uioic.t nom Democratic politicians, among
th'u Du0ae the two men met at BrJckcn's liquor
saloon al Hicks aud Pacie.ts carly on Monday mo. a.
ing Words il record 10 tHc Police Commission eho'i
in quarrel ana Kan" aS te story IS told CHALLENGER
Dunno "a n,ht ou DE docs DUNES answer was 10
knock Klar duNE ..ilh blow OF his u.s.. me men ~
tack M each other. bar friends interfcrej beiore @ mat
t.r va, carried further. Kane retired Win black eye
and vi- iut present in the Common COauch on MOhudy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-06
1roroR-DEALEHs ORGANIZING.

caloon-Rccpers met in secret session at No. SOD
Bower, Yesterday to form saloon eepers Assoc at"n and
Protective Union. The attendance was large anu t' '
t,sssu was spirited rs well smrtuous Officers were
t4d and a COMMITTEES appointed a. ask the lioir ~
Excise and the Common Council for a system tai VIII relieve
The LIQUOR dealers from their pr sent dcuties large NUM-
;ho saloon keepers are conducting ten '-e's "l"
licenses under tie naae "ho-ls n whicA cot or bed IA
the cS room or beneath The counter e oy prov ,oh ior
lolee1s T.cmcn in this movement ae chiefly prope
tors o. mail IT,, auraut. eiucccs. AID uppAug s"u
OF The BG'Td # ENcls" project
ho larger and weather. dealers hut aNr tho "l ~ '"o
yrrftttyt Jason ht Lave
organized ls That Tired OF carrying on 90 in-int %
suspc.se hcrscs cart 80 iltm u.,'' We
rlt De- ma three beds req by the las 3rr NiA@ 90
IA cur reusca working - g' me rfifir" 10
10 80 The civ losing thousands II dollars ~ GIVING - 40
chance paw frr carrying busnc-s' mass meet :
viii De held IN 30, isst ul OF the VEGA III
thc (tIIuaui. Assembly Rooms, in the BO"tTy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-06
MIR. COUPLINGS GREAT WORK.
MORE ABOUT MS ASTONISHING DIRECTORY.

MORE ABOUT MS ASTONISHING DIRECTORY.
Indignant crowds OF subscribers To ami ad-
veItisers in Gouidings Directory continue diiy 10 a
NOT the publisher OF vOiune and s'dd'n Ms s'
with their idle complaints that they nave been swhdi'u
and thai he has been obtaining money under ialse pie
teusrs. From lime nnmeinOrial no snch feslrct'pic
School Commissioner enefprlslng puhhHher an"
editor dor Mr. G0ullmg, II appears longs 10 the pro
fc.s,n of letters was ever neediessy vexed WIN
small complaints involving in each case only 70
In The haste OF previous notices some injustice mas
been done TO Mr. Gouldng, which IHE IKiBi NJ has"ns
a. set night II was minated that The volume Tor lo''
was either reprint the plates OF tne directory LOT
l. 20 OF newly bound copies OF the uns0ld Stock ui s'
year But neither conjecture right III II qute uuc
that the first l.jG5 pages, winch give the names
ana addresses. are almost dentlcay the same |" 'ho
volumes for the two years, not excepting 'he oeVa
sional advertisements injected ng Tie Names "nlc"
latter TACT estab shes the unbounded ber:ty oil the
publisher ut II l. "A base Islander Ia assert tnat 1he re-
mander Of the volume iOr this year !, le sue a. '
OF ast year Tnrre Is bra.i-new ulle-page 10 ne AZ
pendiX and that part OF the volume eiis w, IN
now Mayor vice Wicgham; that joan h'H9 si.S !.
the place 81 andrew II. Green ~ Confglrf, anu nv
there have ben other changes III Inc u Ia, VI
Finance ana thai-that-wcl, that l. duOd an tnat ~
r,ry i'm it # il srrn with rc.ret that Mr.. GOud!ngs
name ,,v some curious combination of eccentric ppe
appears in the ncw vonme on lhe p'olHv, ~ H. 10
fnrt1er volume ApuarpItly-lni thc iac' - hdrh'i
with pleasnre-thefe has not been change by den.h or
Otherwise in the entire 1Z3 pgblc schYois ni' y
1876 Aud referring 10 the 'hus!u'Ss Il''Nt'' .,
ULrre thp ADVERTISEMENTS grouped, ~ i ."i'u
with entire satisfaction ina, III, w" az -, 80,
.ustsmers OF this wear the same as mos
Of me wear before Only one little change appears III
the II PAGES devoted 10 the announcement Oh Wares 10
st IL is an advertisement informing IN ignorant ana
del ured ulnc that MIR. G1uldnE hlscii- IN piVpitI
beys0na-,s tie editor of school did nome 20 NeeAly
journal voted TO- transformation and illiteIatnfe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-06
THREE CASES or SELEMURDER.
DEATH ON A SOUND STEAMER.

DEATH ON A SOUND STEAMER.
SUICIDE OF STEPHEN J. OLEEY. JR., IN MS STATE.
ROOM.
Some time after the Providence steamboat
Massachusetts had arrived at her DOCK Per No 49,
North River. yesterday morning. one of the sateroom.
WAS found 90 be locked the inside. The door was
broken OpeB and It discovered ina the occupant OF
the ROOM handsome, welidTossed young man had died
evidently by bis own nabd. The body ay across tina
lower berth OF the saerOoD, with tn lead PARTIALLY
lay across the breast single barrpcd pistol
which had been discharged. and In the slGe the head
beneath the night ear, was large wound which had
caused de-tb. III pillows aud oOycii d. o! tho
berth stained WIN blood. Al examine
ton showed that the had hoen dead
several hours An officer OF tue 81 icnembered
having been asked by tie young e.IIy even
ing for permission 10 all on tie upper deck anf snokes
request which not granted 10 u cOrirtcd with the
rules OF The boat. Another officer remembered having
heard a nose a. - ceavy weight falling abou: D. M
and supposed that il may have been the report OF the
pistol A fine gold watch. with the monogr IN - T. o"
the back, pnckctbOCk containing small sum 81
money diary and some letters were und I The dead
mans pockets The letters written by a young
lady N Iepsc and addressed 10 stephen j. Oney
jr care II Mrs aary H. PcckhaIn. No. 3 Ha.sey-si
Providence Rhode Island. The Letters throw lzht on
the OF the suicide The diary contained number
Of entries In Greek ioxt aud cipher Which appeared 10
nave been B.ide long time Coroner Flanagan
took charge OF the body aud had IL reInoyl "a to the
Morgue. An autopsy VIII be- made to-day, wen rela.
tlyCs VIII arrive nom Providence. tccgr'n re-
ceiveJ last evening from brother m Providence Who
stated that the dead man had lived at No IL BOwnt,
Providence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-06
THREE roRGERs IN CUSTODY.

GrsfNrSs Ii"N DEFRACDhD BY FALSE CHECKS.
SpperinteEdent Waliug was informed on
June .at several prominent chants in this ana
1eichbolins cities had been dcirauded by means Of
forged checks The salu1icrs would purchase al some
,tre and tender n payment what puIp0red to be the
check Of some prominent business firm ior much larger
amount .an ne bill Of goods receiving he difference in
money The signatures snch good limitations mat
~ no cas-. were tuey suspected 10 be t0iSenes ia ts
manner the forgcI- swudied many firms, "h0 ala mol
discover th. flrgcc5 until tie CHECKS were presenter
uttcctiycs Wooiscv aud Kcins OF the Central ONCE
,erf uu urnu tne ca-e, and Yesterday iuoi ie ihty
crIestD TWO who were suIposci 10 u "'ht'"h
With the gang Those men gave their names a., JJhh
f....s and William smith. smith was IcCO ~" as
george sexton, e WelAuowh swtndlcr and commence
tsf. lone. wa discovered endeayOting 20 deotroy
ni-r az pauer iD swallowing 81 and tearing WIN ms
ior Iue detective stiz-d ny the throat ana huiy
a,d Doc IRE tutIHs the de iucUon oi Ie paper
Witch sanding IT. deiactucd was oiscoNc fet
a. ~ o,cei check Later liz Gay MA h' n'si 81
n l<,r,ue w.ts also a. OH OF TIE rNnd-rs.
fr,e~,f u,..,n.nf~ who bad been sWlndirt Yesterday
idcui aac tle beiug the ti-Cu- Woo Do" pa "a
fo,0a.I checks ur0n item. The prisoners were U'h
t,.f to ae Jefferson Market Police Cont ~iS'.e ihc
f,lI fll f.ltai ne 4lf i--.f+l lH-i J'i
.ttt 4 th.tl.tIH-- N lo was rNiiftt GO 81" -
SlyI. Ii. N.cs NJ. J~ Lest rlNt-' ut4-''' u' N
dofr dcd n 80: Fms Il ui 80 p.' = tftht+t
II 90 Teton ui $780, i@s Mest-sl. john tJlul 90 %"
Is4 tf.l..t..st a.. mi Charles 4 ScicWuaf Oi ~. bo
P,lIy st. Tic pn-1IicT- were ro.i'i"'e''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-06
NETWORK POLIC1. BOARD INDICTED IN QUEENS
COUNTY

Since the converting Of the Citc'nt Court aud oyer
ana qeIner Queens County. Judge Pratt presiding on
Monday morning proceedings In court have not oren
Of much interest The Jury INTO yeseny
a4tefnoun ana presented large number Of nilotmnS
Nuiaanees are receiving attention nom the Hrs'o
jury The Bssie s,bss attached 10 tho disu'eU o
Gsf Flcs, nnanu been indicted at The msuga On
OF NJ Bersb. The most important Indictment howe'r II
that 81 be Nv FORK pole, Authorities doihes enrag~
a. L. .n. May .,.siuA the GnaIpI.g ~ REFUSE gaIDa@ A
onai IA Iona 1.ana sOnd ihn Qnoens e. unity Jurvi Hon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-06
HELP FOR TIE INTENPERATE.
rsr.u,IsnuESr or AN GNEBRIATa5' HOME IN THIS
CITY


CITY.
The plans for establishing in this city
Homo for Inebrtes have been fuzzy maiur,d by the com
,o,t,ee having the matter in charge, and suitable
house ha, been secured for the purosc. The idea OF
establishing such q home conceived about three
weeks ago; it oiieuated with @ few gentlemen VINO
were personaliy acquainted with number OF ntemper-
,,c mon ior whom they believed such an Institution
,pll bo % l., assistance iu the week OF IeormalOn
Tho following -cI eincn are the head ~ the enter
,r..e: william r. Booth, Arthur W. Parsons Samuel &
ili,l lnlruI Icnold Jchu s. Bu>Sng. James I2lcoit'
Holm n S.,trus Caleb ). Kucgais. and =. iut0I Cor
nell Aap..t ten dt.s card was lNhli~ifu ny t-c
committee auuuulCHc ttc proposed ch0it 70 esUpiI.h
,u.l PRS ne been 80 i:F very generous rs 0hN 80
las rten subscribed. Tire committee haS zone q"
Nh. m enr However trusting that ihe public VIII yet
con-. % I- i-tauCe TIE house Whc mas 'tc ftu'ci
3. M $50 A. Ei.t yen'-.-hti-si. y Wal Ucc0huo-
data about 30 persons ana i.N neon tut nv" ~
Ie-~ The Commute. hoic .c 10 Ia sccuied lh = Il
i..rr r-fiteud,ut Vcll Cua.hr iog the position
fr tfr la. bad c"isi icrahl. tNpcl exc" ID deaihS
vt I"l- i'fe mperle. especially IN '"'''t "n "-,I '
Is.. d. itue'S temperance Wolf. Ihc houle VIII "t
orcd "a; theciose o. thc present Wet" or cary Ill next
T method of conducting it viii for the present be
i,.,.fr government tl and mo- inhrNiDe rl.ea Viii Zee
,et, , siutI eNr-ricner HAS Dee acquired -
n - intention impose uuou thr inmates as III le re-
s'rsrf possible. All VIC can VIII ID. teI'ii'u 90 Ky
f sb. ,dV.uta .ce. aud those VINO cannot nay a. ih
t,nc admission viii hc c""Siucii a. u'l't " "i2' W
lli.ar 10 it, 600 never they -l"d Iec"h "'. rom
hi- GLASS Of paiSDn> tine applicants VIII iIihtilhu}
co,,o viii not Doc known Uru some experience las tch
i,. fbos. Gnlv Viii hr received WnO naleHi some
~ y, reform TIE a.sOluf uirrd 10 trr1! thc tN-
noses o. nh Jam J. 1879. cs lu1icd 80 S.1up; contt-
iu.an. VIII b' received soy ahN ln'h",f % 'l come
t,. e. ~ ip have exhausted AN their means IN ttir
iufglnuerfc career may a,Iiu assume rc p'ca"i a."
rcarice. Tie committee j. encouraged lh II, WON y
irs success of mii3r institutions trc"Aeie an" s con-
lent acCofulli ,llg IluCn gopO