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, 1877-06-03
A London Breakfast ..- Shak.
speare, Cromwell, and
Byron.
Bringing q Dead Man to Life, in Rus.
sia---British Hoaxes.
Theirs ut 1{omc.--Tho Earl of nud1eJ.-.
Feeding by Electricity.

@iFe" ~ Aosu iaou9Ato"s ~ lno nousc "hle1
The house Itself hss some renarknh1r assocfa.
ttan. 49,. ...tst ,.,,.t :. e.. rr. n,',, aesos.
.,s so"sessa :. ~ WIN ~ sos i.oFnee Malpoe re-
H. t'e' IL '0' many years. '0o' believe 0a'''
The breakfast was given Ia connection with a
so,,rty which b., 1ono n,,,r,, ~. .se
~ ,s.s..,- ~a..s.s,. s -, ~ suo so''.s"t'ol'
u nte1a'J sesea,cn N many curious and COM
Ph!lobiblon Society, and was originated by
Lord frouphton. The lotn Primes Con,ort
having been It's: arst President. The
gulshcd IN various ways, and special
papers on various subjects arm contributed
bv th. ,,cc..,on.,1, .r2 eo,,oa.s, ~ r,.,s
.:.,x' ~ s.n' =" os' auu eohcsts" 10 a'u1ume'
"nlcn 10 ACCESSIBLE only ~ members OF tic So
ctcty. Atcach meeting tho gentleman In whose
house It takes place, exhibits anY raru books or
paintings which he may possess, and, this morn
tng, Lord HouQhton l,ad brought from Frystonc
number oi scarce and extremely i intefestne ti
volumes, which happily we're rescued from, The
Ate that DESTROYED large part of hts hn,tse
Among thcse was = lIitlc manuscript book
autographs appear Of various writer's Of thc
snakespearcan period. Lori iiouRhton statod
mns1 - x.'a;ep ~ hv ahatn.nars h,,, ncs o5
tiun from Wisofne, and .Tr1lict E .Tns} he1ar T.
- enott pHeat; auquest.onaoly MnItcn Dy ben
donson with his own hand. There remain
manuscripts o. yonsons !, With which el,ls writing
anl IN ~" Ipn;ni ~ ne "I9m ta ~
for a oucstion that il ts 4 yeritania a,,tnarovi,
There 10 nothing, rs your readers arc aware,
which affords an opportunity for Masking the
Gang comparison with the writing believed to be
shaksneare's. but since avery other contribution
!n t'io book was written BY the author OF 1t,
tste asGns 70 oe st9nng nrobahily at least
from tn!s play. .,s Which appears on paga 81: 1t
was examined with Tcry great care and nttcn-
tion, and the Judgment of those present III
sllned to thc support 81 Lord Hunchton's con-
lecture. Ihe nanuwE't1ng is very small, but
neat and distinct.
Nc were aLs1 shown contemporary cngray-
ing ol Crolnwell.s head as i appeared after BE-
1nK taken down from tic place Of degradation
on Which Z WIS impalcd: and the invitation
issuet at the timo to attend his funeral. The
mead presents shocking appearance, tho nose
being nearly eaten away, and h!dcous holes ap-
pcaE1ne IN 1thcr parts OF Inc lace. Naro en-
CRAVINGS, illustrating every famous sceno or
actor In tho great civil wars, wcrc also shown to
t!'e eomnany, An extensive and unique set OF
Sf!Etft1s ufnYinHA nnnr
, 1877-06-03
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Business In Financial Circles Here Lits
That Elsewhere.
Tho Produce Markets Acti1c, Except
Corn, and Generally Easier.
Provisions Tame-Wheas Opened Weak
Flour and hogs Dull.
Movement Of Grain and Hog Products
During the Week.
FINANCIAL,

Tbs condition Of nYalss financially Il The same In
nearly sl1 the principal bneinots centres OF the
country. Loanabfe funds are aceuu,u.ating. the
banks having on hand NOT only tho funds that are
usually seeking employment In negotiable papef,
but Also thosa that are Ii more promising t!mea
kept invested. But the investment movement 10
now vory qutst TITS good securities .haye been
carf!ed'so high by tho demand for them that sher
are no longer remunafsttse enough. Antlcpations
Of a coming improvement IN the loan market oper.
ata 10 discourage Investments In permanent ss-
cnrfties.
The supply Of good negotiable paper offered tho
Chicago banks this wsck hns bcau light. Re9ular
customers ara borrowing little, and outside opes-
ators less. =.
Ratsa Of discount wera 8@l0 por cont 1t thu
bnnks to regular customers. On The street the
usual variation on bank rates arc made.
New York exchange was aola between banks A$
5o075c per ST, coo premium.
The ctehrtngs OF the weak ats reported Al follows
BY Manager D. Il. Hale, Of the Chicago Clearing.
House:
N1f<, fyh9f7t1s HnIdsrls
s'Ss.ssa Il ss;s. e
MeAheede4 4.........s....s.ss.,.kocl clFAftnRl
lHuttQAF.s...-s.s.,.s+s+... .t... 3.47HN3 Gf1. DS4
s.ts9a.i::::::::::: s.ls1a s&ms sssa :5ai.s :s
Iosa sA'sas7s
a All, $40 1ost,7s1
MAI D1D NOT SUSTAIN TIE PROMISE or APRIL
, 1877-06-03

Tho London correspondent Of the ahefrlsld
Daily 1t1yraph writes: "Tha sca serpent story
Wa elumsly managed. and most people would
aase aeen through 1t. It arose In th!a way: Al
ooans some t'ho ago, there was An earthquake,
or what scented to he one, aud the event was de-
acs'bed BY correspondent IL letter addressed
to the editor Of Glasgow newspaper Tue
editor was incseaulous about the cafthouaku.
aud said 80 freely. A. this .wrclu ulity the Local
cot!esp1hdent, concelvlng that lts character fos
However, he concealed hi wrath 1utll httiux
occasion presented itself. In due time be In
vented the sca.serpnt, with must minute
he saaressed 10 tLs aissxoT >I,ssasa pspss,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Health and Beauty Combined. :

WoMAN's RIGIlTs. - One who has long
studied this absorbing subject now pre-.
SentS to the women Of our country the
result of his inv Ncstigations. He is happy
to say that he las at last discovered "Wo-
mans Best Friend" 1t is adapted cs-
pccially to those cases where the womb
is disordered, and will cure any irregu.-
larity of tho "menses.' DR.. j. Brad!icld's
Female Regulator acts like charm in
''whitcs," or in sudden check of tho
"monthly mcnscs," from cold trouble Of
mind or like causes, by restoring tho
discharge in every instance. So also in
chronic eases it's action is prompt and
decisive, and saves the constitution from
countless evils and premature decay.
This valuable preparation is for sale at
$50 per bottle by DIR W. +. AIKEN. Pre-
pared and sold by j. Bradiield, Atlanta,
Ga. thousand women testify to its
merits. sept 25-2w
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-02
WinnsbolO Hotel.

T
l. HE undersigned takes pleasure in
informing his friends and tho public
that he has removed to that large amp
commodious Brick Hotel. located in the
centro of business, where ho is prepared
to accommodate the public with clean and
we'll furnished rooms, md q table sup
piled with the best that tho market
affords.
He intends to deserve and hopes to
receive tho public patronage.
NJ. . L. BROWN,
January, 8, 1877.-u Proprietor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-02
Auction Sale.

NUCCIOM SIIG.
will sell on Friday, the 18th Of October,
at public outcry, all the personal prop
erty of the l,.to jas. r.. Aiken, deceased,
consisting of remnant of q stock of
merchandise, Shoes, Bagging, Coffee &c.
Also. q lot of House Furniture, consisting
of Carpotlng, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs,
Sofas, Si]vor-ware &c. &c., part of which
is very desirable. TERMS CASH.
II. l.. ELLIOTT,
sept 27-txtd Administrator.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-02

The panel of petit jurors for the
circuit court contains the names
OF nineteen white persons and
sevontccn colored.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-02

Nlessrs. j. T. McNIaster & Co.
advertise their new and full stock
OF fall goods. They have a fine as
sortment, and guarantee satisfaction
both in quality of goods and in
prices. Give them O call.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-02


the evening. Of course it is useless
to say anything Of Sol Smith Russell
and his comicalitics. He fully sus.
taincd his reputation, and almost
cxcelled his former acting. He
kept tho whole audience between u
smile and roar during his entire
performance. We are glad that the
audience was such a largo one-the
hall being filled. We hope Sol and
his company will soon pay Winns.
boro another visit, and we pledge
them q hearty welcome and an
appreciativo audience.
Tie LIBERIA MEET1Nd.-The meet
ing held on Saturday on the Libera
question was rather we'll attended.
June Mobloy made his usual speech
about the attractions of Liberia, and
the future before the colored race in
South Carolina. He said they
wero having hard time now, but
things would be much worse here,
after, when Democratic President
shall have been electod-an event
which June seems to think fore
gono conclusion. Flo too up
collection to pay his expenses to
Liberia, on his exploring expedition,
but what amount was realized we
have not ascortained We trust it
was small, for we do not wish to
see the colored people throw away
their money. At the close of the
speech~maliing, a branch of the
"Llberian Exodus Association" was
organized, with the following Off
GERS: [. B. Smith (of Rhode Is
lanO, president ; Ephraim V. john
son @mateur school-master), vice.
president Henry johnson (cx-
legislator) secretary George Dill,
lard professional singer of national
reputation), assistant secretary ;
W. j. Mcdowell (ex lcgislator),
treasurer ; Joseph Thompson pro-
fessional politician), soliciting agent
for Fairfield county. How far this
board Of officers will succeed in their
new scheme, timo will show. We
trust they will not confne them
selves to precept, but enforce
their teachings by themselves set
ting IN example. What this Iibe-
rian movement may como to, of
course we will not undertake to soy,
but certainly it is started in Fair
field by a man who has never done
good thing, that we ever heard of,
in all his career. June Mobley, in
by, gone years, did more harm to the
colored people, by his vile and in
cendiary talk, than all the ku-klux
put together. He is to- day a living
proof of the forbcarance of the
white people of Union county. And
yet, under the himsy guise of an
emigration address, he takes occa-
sion to abuse tho Democratic party,
and warn the colored .pooplo of tho
dangers to them of o. Democ1o tic
administration in the State and
nation. Wo sincerely hopo Juno
will go-whorever ho wants in
this world, and wherever he
deserves in the next. AS the
colored people have spurned the
white mans counsel in the past, SO
we suppose they will in future
follow their leaders, June Mobley
and his worthy conductors in Fair
field. But they had best look
before they leap. Those who know
most of Liberia, think it q splendid
place for q man to starve in, but
rather poor country to make
fortune. Yet doubtless some will
go-and many will not.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-02
FOR SALHi,

a new Piano, mado by one of the lead
I "A ing man ufacturcrs of tho Unitod
States. The instrument has compass
seven and one-third octnves, and is
finished with all the latest improvements.
1t can be bought ut great reduction
from retail price.
Apply Mt the Office Of The News AND
HERALD.
June 23-tf
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-02

The following are the prices of
cotton for the past two days: Satur-
day, 1910; Monday, 1915.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-02
Mount Zion Collegiate Institute.

NM THE fall session Of this we'll
-Ht@fM known Institute began on
WVBw8 Monday, August 9th
wy The course of instruction
%8% embraces Mathematics, the
Classics, Science and the usual English
branches. Special attention will be paid
to clocution, reading, spelling and writ
ing. Pupils will receive that careful
drill in the rudiments which is essential
to securing thorough education, Black
board excl eises will enter largely rs
method of instruction. The college
building is commodious and conveniently
located. The Principal hopes, with the
political and material Improvement of the
State, to secure liberal patronage, by
means of which the Institate may be re-
stored to its former popularity and useful
ness
TERMS
Classical department., per session
Of twenty weeks, $50. 90
intermediate, $500
Primary, 1000
Payment to be made quarterly in ad-
vance.
r. M. DAVIS, Principal,
aug ]4-tXtf Winnsboro, S. @.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-02

DENTAL NOTICE. DR.. isaiah Simp-
son, Surgeon Dentist, Charlotte, N.
c., respectfully informs the citizens
and public generally that he will
visit Winnsboro, S. G., professions
ally, on the Oath day of September,
and remain ten or fifteen days.
Call early and save confusion at the
last. Teeth extracted without pain.
Terms Cash. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. 3w*
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-02

New Advertisements.
Vegotine-H. r. Stevens.
Attention.. w. McCants, First
Sergeant.
New Fall and Winter Goods
j. L. McMastor GS Co.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-02
Attention ! Fairfield Light Ora
EOOllS.

VOU arc hereby ordered to assemble
l. on tho College Green in Winnsboro.
on Wednesday tho 10Th day of October,
at 10, o. M, for inspection by tho Adiu-
tant and Inspector General. Membors
will appear in dark colorod clothes and
black hats, and armed only with sabres.
BY order of tho Captain:
j. ". McCANTS,
DOT ZIP X3 LIST Sergeant,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-02
Xotal Stems.

RAILROAD SCHEDUIEs.-Th follow
ing arc the hours at which tho trains
on the G. G.. and A. r.. r. pass
Wjnnsboro:
REGULAR PAssENGER-NIaHT.
For Charlotte, 1926, A. NJ.
For Augusta, l1.OT, p. NJ
ACCOMMODATION FRE1auT--DAY.
For Columbia, 7.3G, p. NJ.
For Charlotte, 1916, A. NJ
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-02

CIRCUIT COURT JURORS.-Iho fol-
lowing is a list Of tho potit jurors
drawn to servo ut the ensuing torn
of the circuit court:
TVhHe-W. r. jackson, James
Jones, J. 0. Boag, r.. H. Jennings,
James Hardin, A. r. Kennedy, r. B.
Sloan, Thomas j. Gladney, r. e..
Ellison, Jr., j. X. Davis, David
Perry, H. B. Refo, Thos. w. Brice,
j. d. Harrison, James H. Aiken,
A. H. Powell, John Fenly, Thos. G..
Marlborough, Fl. LyBrand.
Colored-Charles FAINT, Oscar
Cook, H. r. Copeland, John A.
Boyd, Giles Vaughn, George Cald-
we'll, George Brice, Robert Seldom,
Thomas Sanders, Jr., Isaac Delany,
Alfred Lee, William Boulware,
Jesse Carter, Fletcher Holmes, Jno.
d. Smart, Solomon Moore, Alfred
Crumpton.
Sol SMITH RUSSELL onter-
tainment given by Sol Smith
Russell and ,his quartette of
vocalists was in every respect fine
one. The voices are all sweet and
in good training, and each part
was we'll rendered. The soprano
of Miss Dora Wiley is clear, cult
Vated and true, while the contralto
Of Miss Anna Holbrook is unusually
sweet, Mr.. Louis P. Pau, The
tenor, has an exceptionally soft and
well trained voice, and the basso,
Mr. Jules G.. Lumbard, has q voice
at onoe deep, sonorous md mellow.
The piano accompaniments of Miss
Annie L'Eatelle were all good. The
quartettes, especially gThe Car.
pival," were all we'll rendered,
After the latter, tho singers were
emcored, and sang, with remarkable
sweetness, q verse of "Sweet
By-and-By." Crooked in the Cradle
of the Deep" by MI. Jules G., I4um
bard, was finely sung, but his
powers were more fully shown in
the solo, "Let Me Like Soldier
Fall" The contralto solo, "The
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-02

a BIG SUNFLowER.-NVe have at
our Office q sunfower, weighing GJ
pounds, and measuring 15a inches
in diameter and As inches in cir
cumference. The height of the
stalk was twelve feet. It was grown
in the vegetable garden of Mrs.
James II. Rion, from seed raised
there, and is known as tho "Rus-
sian Mammoth" etv-wllch
bears but one flower to each stalk.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-02
F7oR S.AIl.E?.
DUE WEST FEMALE COLLEGE.

NEXT college year opens October lst.
IN Faculty same as last year---full
First-class teaohers of music, ,dnwing, and
painting. Location retired and healthy.
Tuition and board, including fuel and
washing, for college year. $i77 Extras
at reasonable rates. For circular send
to j. T. BONNER, President,
AUGUST 1st, lS77. Due Wdst, s.. g.
aug 21-x6w
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-02

A little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Moses Mackorell died in Winnsboro
on Sunday. She had been in bad
health for some weeks. Her re.
mains were taken to Blackstock on
Monday morning. We tonder our
sympathy to the afflicted parents.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-02
SOMETHING new.

have Just received some very fine old
Il Corn Whiskey, Peach and Apple Bran
dy, from Stone Mountain, Georgia, and
Lincoln county, Virginia, and various
other grades of Western Ryo Whiskeys,
North Carolina Corn and Rye Whiskeys,
Domestic and Imported Wines and
Brandies.
ALSO
A largo stock of bottled goods, consist.
ing of Champagne, Lager Beer, for
family Nse, Ales, Porters, Soda Water &c.
One barrel fresh Newark Cider on drau ght
Cool drinks OF all descriptions. Tobacco
Cigars, &c.
Ar OUR HOUSE,
j. ID. MCCARTHY,
mays Proprietor
The New York herald., 1877-01-05

NIPPING SIN IN THE BUD.

REPORT OF THE SOCIETY FOR THE SUPPRESSION
OF VICE.
At the annual meeting Of the Society tor the Sup
preston OF Vice. held last evening" the annual report
the operations of society for the year 1876 was
road. Mr. Samuel Colgate presided and Mr.. Comstock
p, eiaccd the report with descriptive remarks, In
the course of which he taxed the District Attorney
with indifference to the objects and purposes OF the
society. While admitting that that official had always
him with exceeding courtesy he was persuaded
that due diligence had becue used IN the
prosecution oil the of persons indicted as
vendors OF obscene literature The report gave sum-
mary the operations OF the society from the date OF
It's foundation. IL appears from that document that
16 700 books had been selzcG and destroyed prior TO
1876 by tho agents OF the association. Only 10 were
added to this aggregate during the last year. Books
Eclzcd process OF manufacture prior 10 last year,
4400 dur ng the year, 25. Tho obscene pictures and
photographs seized and destroyed prior January |,
1876, amounted to POI, 600; during tho year, 533
Prior to 1876 microscopic pictures had been seZed 10
the pumber OF 1880; during the year the number
seized $50. There have been seized IN all TO date
OF January l. 1871 by the agents OF the society," 1852
negatives and paes 30 frames for printing photographs
$50 engraved steel and copper plates 536 wood ana
eectroty IL 400 pounds OF stereotype plates, SO
litbograph stones, 6O72 packages OF playing cards,
and about 10000 articles falling within the purvlew OF
the statute; 81 900 letters have been seizcd, 4S5
the United States ascertaned 81 arrests have been
made during the year against 1893 prior TO 1876 OF the
former rs convicted or pleaded guilty, and
sent 10 the insane asylum. Alter some remarks from
the president the meeting adjourned 10 Thursday
evening January H. when the Rev. DR.. John Hall, OF
lyn Will address the fathers OF New York on the
portance OF sustaining the society In It's work.
The New York herald., 1877-01-05

CHURCH OF THE DISCIPLES.

meeting OF church members was held last evening
at tho Church of the Disciples, in East Forty fifth
street. in accordance with the forms and requistons
Of the Congregational Church, to adopt organ-
zaon for the society Before calling the meeting
order Rev Mr. Hepworth, IN brief, earnest prayer,
invoked the Divine blessing upon the undertaking
OF such moment to the church and besought the
guidance and protecting care OF God IN the years to
come He then, chairman o0ico, called the meet
ing TO order and explained in few words the reasons
which had led the society resolve upon the proposed
step. Upon his SUGGESTION Nr. Arnold mated
as scribe aud unanimously elected The regular bus
ness o! the meeting being then declared IN order tho
following resolutions offered by Mr.. James w.
Ranney
Resolved That proceed tho organization OF relig
ous corporation tor the purpose Of pping in accord
with the of the Con
Church aud the laws OF the state of New YORK.
Resolved That this society hereafter recognized US the
Madison Avenue Church of the Disciples.
These resolutions, on being seconded put by the
Chairman and unanimously adopted the next busi-
before the meeting the election of trustees
affairs Of the church, taken up and IN accordance
with vote OF the meeting, committee OF three was
appointed by tho Chair to retro and select nominees
to DO presented to the meeting After brief interval
the committee reported, presenting tho following list
which then elected by formal hallot:-Russell
Sage, james W. Ranney +. Furnald yr.; H.
n. Cummings, F. T. ~ Hopkins. = Ailiger
Three Of the above named gentlemen wero elected tc
Tor year. three for TWO years and three for
three years their respective terms OF service TO be
selves. In the Interval, pending the report Of the
committee, It was moved, seconded and unanimously
that the PASTORS salary tor the year ending
January !, lS7S be $4,000 Upon the announcements
there beng further business the meeting adjourned
after bendictlon by Mr. Hepworth
The New York herald., 1877-01-05
HELP FOR THE HUNGRY.

THE BOARD OF RELIEF AND THE NIGHT REFUGE.
A meeting OF tho Board Of Relief of St. Johns
Guild was held at the Astor House last evening, Mr..
B. p. Baker in the char. Mr.. Wswall, master Of St.
Johns Guild, made brief statement OF the work ana
needs OF the.guld. He said that there 4s57
families regularly supplied with food by the guild;
that 1868 applications for relief to-day;
and that there every probability OF the number
being largely increased. One visitor had given the
result OF his visitation among ITO families In
ward that l42 families werc without fire, two-thrds
we're without food OF any kind, and all were
less destitute OF clothes and bedding Whols
families Of children wcrc found without rags to cover
their nakedness, and sick and delicate women in
SILL worse plight In view OF this terrible condition
of affairs a subcommittee Of the Board appointed,
consisting oil Colonel f. A. Conkling, s. L. II. Barlow,
make special effort to obtain tionsal dona-
tons to be sent to Andrew Leggat treasurer No AZ
East fourteenth street, Rooms OF the Volunteer Visit
ors OF ST. Johns Guild.
A BLESSED CHARITY
The Night Refuge Association having completed the
purchase OF the building recently occupied as a hos
pai for strangers SIT uated on the corner Of avenue
and Tenth street. have fitted 1t up in convenient
manner for the nightly accommodation OF some OF our
II for the first time for the reception OF IN.
mates. Separate departments for the accommo.
on different floors The building is of large a size
to justify the management IN hoping that they will
be able to house ali who are at all likely 10 apply, pro-
vision for over 200 being already made All Of the
are wei heated, and the hunks have been made
t0lorably comfortable, while ample apparatus Tor
bathing ard washing, both OF the clothes and per-
son, set up in all the rooms. IL Is hoped that in
few days the management will be able to supply meals
TO the inmates Tree, or ut very low price. NOtwh
standing the short notice and the rather outotthc
way site OF the 'rciuge' twenty applicants for ad
mission presented themselves within half an hour
after the opening OF the building, and considerable
number OF workingmen-or rather men who have no
work-obtained shelter Tor the night
DISTRESS AMONG THE JEWELLERS.
The employ OF the watch factory at Marion Jersey
City, ninety In number are IN great distress they
have been unable 10 obtain their wages and they have
appealed their fellow craftsmen through the country
to procure them employment or give them pccupiary
assistance. On the the 10th ult the ninety hands
had S120 divided among thcm and they have received
money since. On Christmas day they were fur
nishcd with bountiiul dinner by some generous
ladies and gentlemen Of the CITY. The has
been nsoivent for the past few years.
A sick and his vile distress at No. BOG
Mott street, rear house. second floor
widow and her four children arc destitute at No.
2TZ avenue A, third floor.
A poor woman and three children are In sad want
In the oi the house No 16 Little Jones street.
between West Fourth and Blccckcr streets.