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MAGISTRATES CASES.

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BefoIe Justice Frazer. Peter SPAIN, west
Second street, charged first With keeping
lisorderly house, fined 5000 and costs; se-
cond, with keeping house of Ill fame, fued
$50 costs third, with selling intoxicating
liquors on the Sabbath, bouBd over in 5000
for appearance at court; fonrth, with
.hreats and abusive language, bound over
in 5000 to keep the peace.
Before Justice Brady, Frank J. Shoeble
charged by Charles Dorsell, with assault
md battery, bound in $500 for appearance
At Court, also, bound in $500 to keep the
peace and fined $40 and costs for contempt
Of court. Upon failure to give proper se-
curity, Frsnk was committed.
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yHFRTYY'E

y S0MkAA F&@<I
Nv yirtus " y writ of Levari Facias, 10
me diIocteds y@fiI be exposed to Pubic ar
N the IaIkSe&t6 d HotrI, SIl Shipley street,
Kept ~ 3e0f6e w, Oftlip, in the Clty
~ mirxtons Eew Castle Coun'y' Leia-
s,.ArURDAYSJuLY 2sth, A. D. 1877;
Nts o'clock. p. M,
ha fnllowfnr desafibed Real Estate VIZ:
'Alitnst cSrfnl0 n Messuage, Tenement,aha
rot az Iand bouEdsd and described as lol
Ows. Is Wit, sitnKte on the easieriy sue o.
Sranse street 3een 9Th and 7th a9,1aesi st,eets'
Ja ,isS: ~ VI ShS saS{h by lands now or for.
merly 81 III sac kl6k kers, being about lee. .
nches fiOnt0n JfaDge stl Get ana running
lack casteriy Iiist width about W feet, m're
N less. B0Ux I.,YO z, a e ~. &C.
nssized ~ aid takeil in execution as the pro
,srty' ss,f keil ls6Llaughlin, DECD, !Jscoo
Htrdfdarl. adm. OF Neil McLaugnlin
iee,d y anu, III no Il, Elizabetht hort. lan es
TlqnYna Z !. and 4sTy E., mis- wife, terie teA--
nus. and to be9Qid by .,u,e
& - Ssss IA GRUBB, Sheriff..
tl1ariff,s Ofices New Castle, ia A.
July 9l1 ns D;slST. ye-.s
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WILMINGTON. DEL. THURSDAY JULY IL. 1877

thought that the subject would be discussed
at the Cabinet meeting, but 1t was not men,
toned.
ARREST OF FLLIBUsTERs.
General Ord has now under arrest band
Of filibusters said to have been organized IL
the interest of Lerdo.
TBE HANGING OF WILSON.
HARRISBURG, Pa, July 1G.-Frank vii.
son, colored was hung this morning, at 10 90
Tor the murder Of John Rudy, June 18th,
1876. Wilson left written confession, in
Which ne accuses two other colored men Of
numbering Rudy. He admitted that h,
strsck him once and helped to rob him.
The execution was conducted very quietly,
none but the sheritI's jury, the press repre-
sentatives, and few deputies being allowed
to witness it. Wilson seemed nervous, bu,
kept his courage with great effort. Rev. J.
q. Clarke prayed on the scaffoll, and be-
lore the moose was adjusted, Wilson was
asked II he wished to say anything, but he
answered no; be had made peace with God.
His neck was broken by the fall. He was
pronounced dead at 1035. At $40 he wa.
cut down, and the remains coffined and de-
ii cred to his mother, who was very much
affected.
HEBREWS AND HEBREwS-THOsE THAT ARE
WELCOME AT THE GRAND UNION,
New YORK, July 11.-A prominent Jew
ish banker of Wall street has received q
letter from ths managers of the G rand Union
Hotel, at Saratoga, saying that
the proprietors would be happy to extend
all the accommodations of the hotel to bis
family.
1t seems the banker 10 well acquainted
With the hotel manager. A friend of the
banker says the letter was warm invita-
tion for the bankers family to occupy their
choice of suite of rooms, and that It was
in response to an application for rooms
made by the banker in joke, to see what
the result would be, for he did not intend
taking any rooms, as his wife was soon
going to Europe.
SUSPENSION.
j. Cla'k Wilson, hardware commission
house, has suspended. Liabilities, $1OO, 900.
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CHER FFS SALE.

b, virtue Of q writ of els. Levari Facias,
n me directed. will bc eypn,td TO Public
ale, st the lafayette Hotel, 81 "hiplej ST..
keut by 9eorg, w. Ortlip, in the City al
Wiimlngto gu, New Castle County, Delaware,
VI SATURDAY, 2sth day Of JULY, 1877,
al z O'Clock. P. NJ,
'he follow ing described Real Estate VIZ,
All tuat certain Lot, Piece. or parcel of
Laud, stu le in The City of Wilmington
afore aid, b suuded rs follows, Beginning
NJ a point on the ,s;erly side of spruce st
between atn snd Taylor streets, at the dis
tanca of tty-four Iee' aud three inches
lands Of the estate Uf samuel cCaulley,
deed. Numbered on the plot OF ion lots sold
,ebrl,ary 1863. rs IS, 81, anu 80 her ce
with u line O. said land easterly parallel
with Sth street 50 ieet to line of land sold
I'D conveyed to s. w. McCaullry, thence
nor,H.r " sIrng line of Samuel W. Nc
Cau,l.y. and land Of Joseph Latterty par
ailel wi il spruce street B. 1eet to stake tn
a line OF ,aiN, sold to Jacob =. " eden.
thence with the same westerly parallel
site cf Spruce street, and thence Herewith
sout nerly 81 'eet to the place OF beginning,
b. lht contents thereof what they may.
No Q Also all tnat certain lot Of land sit.
uate in the sad city of wilmington, bound
ed & s1olIows, t. wit. Beginning att 0 east
erlv side O kirkwood street. between 7th
aud Sth streets, at the distance Of III feet
f,oIn The suutherly side oi 9Th street, III nee
easterly and parallel 10 Sth rect 70 feet tl4
inches to corner theLc ce nOrtherty ana
parallel 10 kirkwooa street 81 ieeC 10 cor.
ner, thence westerly aud parallel to the first
mention eu line and 9th treet b5 feet and b.
inches 10 the Aforesaid casterly eide of
Kirk wood ST, eet, and thence tberr by south
erly 81 re t. to the place Ut beginning, be
the cont, nts tn areof what they may,
Seized and taken ia execution a. the
oroner,y Of solomon j Horn, and George
Leonard Ge rg. II. Johnson, Peter j.. Col
iins. uud II. I.epcr, terre tena, Is, and to be
SOLD by ,,,r,, e.,e
herfr C. flice, New Cas- le. July 9th. 1877.
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EVENTS IN THE COURTS.

A rather numerous case came before JUS
ice Brady, yesterday. For some time pas
Charles Dorsell and Charles J. shoeble hav
,een in partnership business, transporting
dead animals to Christiana Bone mill Frank
growing weary Of partnership, resolved to
carry on the business himself, and ordered
Charles to leave. This Charles declined to
10, whereupon, Frank made an assault with
intent to do bodily harm.
For this offense he was held in bond for
81, 900, for his appearance at court and to
keep the peace. Security being furnished
Frank asked to see the articles of agree>
ment, and Immediately tore them up. For
his contempt of court, he was fined 80
and costs, and worse still, bis bodsmen be-
came dsgusted AMI withdrew their names.
This left Frank without relief and he was
committed in defsult 10 bail.
The Secretary and Treasurer, Charles
Dorsell now transacts all the business of
.he partnership, while the President LAM
yuishes In the ease and solitude Of retired
society. ..
The most exciting case that has appear
I'd for some time came before Justice Frazer
last evening. Peter spann was charged
With keeping dlsorderly house and selling
liquors on the Sabbath, To these charges
he plead not guilty. The witnesses for
he prosecution told very straight story.
hough they became somewhat confused
when they fell into the hands of the repre-
sentative for the defense, Mr.. G. L. Valand-
tngham.
This gentleman did the best he could,
though 1t was evident from the beginning
he had bad cause to represent.
Some of the witnesses evidently had very
poor memories as they could not remember
what they did even last Sabbath, or where
hey went. Justice Frazer no doubt felt
,ssured of fa'se swearing, or at least the
Justice of the prosecution and rendered his
lecision accordingly to the several charges.
Few of those present will forget his re-
marks on "Hell's Kitchen" and the neces-
81, Y of severe penalty upon such offense as
the charges contained. It is to be hoped
that West ID street, will be more respect"
able hereafter.
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SHERIFF SALES.
.HERIcF'S SALE.

By Virtue of writ of venditloni expo.
mas 10 Zoe directed will be exposed TO
rub ic sale at The Lsfay ette Hotel, No. 81
oh1pley street; kept by George w. Orttp,
la the city Of Wilmington, New Castle
county Delaware. on
SATURDAY, Juy q, 1877,
at O'Clock. P. M,
he following described Real Estate, viz;
All that Tract or parcel of Land u James
W. Thompson, M. ~, situate In Whining
ton. new castle county. ana State OF ID Ia
ware, to wit; Beginning at stake on the
aseriy side oI Orange street, at q distance
# s. feet aud inches from the sOuthe rly
side OF lwelf h str eet, thence easterly and
parallel with Iwelf,h h sire t seventy three
feet to the wesL rly side OF four aud half
feet wlue alley, tading into Twelfi street,
thencs by the said side Of said alley south
erly thirty four feet TO stake. thence west.
erly ana 'paral ell with the first described
line and with Twelfth street, seventy three
'eet to the easterly Size of Oran' e street
ano thence thereby nOrtherly thirty four
leet to the pace of beginning, be The con
tents thers Of what they may.
Seized and taken In exeou tiOu as the pre-
perty OF James w. ThC mpson, and to be
sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
-herif's Office, hew Castle. July ., 1877.
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ATTENTION REFORMERS.

One never can tell from the looks of .
toad how far he can jump, neither is the
certainty of a mans sobriety determined
from the amount of red ribbon attached to
his coat collar. The specimen of neglected
humanity, who was trying TO waits the
Glide, last evening, with the lamp post en-
Second street, wore almost yard. he
needs attensien. We refer the proper au-
thori.ies to him, as hs did not have quite
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THE SUCCESSFUL BIDDER.

The successful bidder for the New Basip,
Mr.. Collins, is, we are informed, fully res
ponsible. He has recently, It is said, done
four millions of dollars worth of work for
Asa Packard, of Pennsylvania. Mr.. Pack
ard and Thomas Scott, the President Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad have been offered I'VE
are informed, as his securities. Mr.. Pack
ard is celebrated Pennsylvania millionaire
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~e'o1 "-NS ~~S I, >~ssS3 SA~N ~ Wv" W 1Sov Va
5000 men.
THE SITUATION IN BULGARIA.
A special despatch from Vienna to the
Times, has the following:
'The abandonment of the line of the
Yantra by the Turks is the more surprising,
since to Judge from the stout defence of the
bridge and position of Biela, where the
Turks repulsed the first attack of the Rus
slams with considerable loss, it might have
been supposed that they intended to defend
hat line, and thus by threatening their
flank, prevent the Russians from advancing
into the interior. The Turks have SO COM
pletely suppressed all information about the
disposition and movements of their troops
that even an idea can be formed of what
they were 10 do, but it shows either utter
helplrssness or else very deep laid plan,
'hat they should have neglected the bril-,
liant opportunities afford, them OF meeting
the Russians to advantage"
The Times says it believes the Russians
cannot advance in force upon the Balkars
until they have secured their communica~
lion by constructing position on the Dam
ube as strong as any in the possession of
be Turks. This will require month at
least. The excursions of Cossocks to Tu
nova. Pleona, Selvi, and Loatz, have little
military significance.
REPORTED DEATH OF REDIF PAsHA.
PARIS, July 11.-A private telegram from
Constantinople, of yesterdays date, an>
nounced the death of Redif Pasha, the
Turkish Minister of War. No confirmation
of the report has yet been received.
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THE NEW MILITARY COMPANY.

The new military organization met last
night In Prof. Crabb's room, in the saVille
Building s. A. McAllister, Esq O., was cho,
sen captain, which position he will hold
until the company is fully equipped, when
a new election will te held. Meetings will
bs held on every Tuesday and Friday even>
ings, until further notice.
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A FREAK OF LIGHTNING,

The lightning yesterday afternoon struck
brick dwelling house, on 18th, between
Market and Orange streets, occupied by
John Harkins. 1t struck the metallic root
on the back shed, and passed down the
chimney, and overturning the stove. For
tunately no damage or injury to any person
WAS done.
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PERSONAL.

Aquila Nebeker, who formerly lived in
this city, is now practiciug as a physician,
at 18th and Ellsworth streets, Philadelphia.
He paid Wilmington visit on Tuesday last.
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THE TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE,

The Christian Temperance Alliance will
meet this evening, at the Young Mems
Christian Assoniation rooms, and the By
Laws of the Association will be submitted
ia the committee, and acted upon.
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@ HERIFF'S SALE,

by virtue of a writ of Lsvari Facias to
me directed will be exposed 10 public eale
vt the Lafayette Holel, S4l Ship ey street
tept by George w. rrtlip, in the city of
Wilmington. New Castle County, Delaware,
SATURDAY. July %, 1877,
at O'ctucS, p. m,
The following described Real Estate, viz !:
ALI that certain lot or piece OF and, Sit
uated in the city of Wilmington, and
,oubded and described as follows, to wit:
3eginnir y at the IL tersection of southeriy
,ide of Eigh hth street win The westerly side
# Poplar street, thence sou, herIy along
sud siae of roplar street 80 feet. more or
=, to laud of Jacob karch, thence west
rly To- G said Karch land aud paral e!
vi h Eighth street l8 feet TO a stake thence
northerly and parallel with Poplar stree :,
by liue dividing Lh ffOm otner lands of
Tie sai0 John B. nleyer, ky feet, more or
css, to the af re aid stde.uf eighth street.
d d hence thereby easteriy alongside OF
SikhJh street eis hi Q IN feet to the mace oI
beginning, be the contents thereof whai
.ucy may.
No. z All that certain Lot of land, stu
d in the said City of w lining o.. afOl E.
said, and de cribed as follows, I" wit: be-
.iLning on the southariy side OF Eighth
street at a distance OF eish cen - from
thr westerly side If Poplar street, theme
with T. gh h street weste.ly SIXTEEN feet,
II nc sOutheriy and parallel with Poplar
treet 81 ny feet from building line, thence
,,sler Y pa allel with Eighth st eet sixteen
f.. t, thence n,rlherlv sixty feet to 1ht
lace Of beginning, b. the co4ten,s thereof
what they may.
seized and taken in execution as the pro-
eft, VI John Carney. and Saran, his wife,
Ind t. t., and to b. sold bv
ISAAC GRURB, Sheriff,
'herif's Office. New Castle, July 8, LII.
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Local Affairs.
A LARGE DIARY.

The largest diary in the state, is at Della
ware City. It belongs to Mr.. Colbourn. and
they milk three hundred COWS. 1t is on the
Old Reybold Farm.
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HEAVY CONTRACTS FOR BUILDING

Some three of our Wilmington carpenters,
we are informed, have contracted, (or are
about contracting,) to erect between forty
and fifty buildings in Philadelphia.
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TMW. JONI, . aucy Dyers. a32 N. From
y Street, Branch Office corner Ninth and
Vine hlreels, Philadel il hia adtes' and
q ,utlem ans Garments Of every descrip.
tlan dyed or Cleansed KID shoes, Feath-
It.s end tiloves sDyed Or iClsenk etls
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FOREIGN.

INTERNATIONAL COTTON CONVENTION.
LIVERPOOL, July 1.-THE International
Cotton Convention m, t to-day. The bust
ness transacted was purely of formal ma
ture. To night the dcleg ties will be erter-
tained at a dinner by tho president and
members of the American Chamber of Com,
merce. After t,-morrow mornings meeting
there will be an excursion to the Menai
Straits,
A PoTOTO BUG IN DUBLIN.
LONDON. July 11.-A potato bug has
been discovered In Dublin.
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HERTZ ALE.

HEh1f ALE'
3y virtue ~ 6Swrit Of Levari Facias to
B edireet6da WEl be exposed to Puollt
ia IL the ES1hyette Hotel, No Ml Ship e5
Z ct, bept W eor- c W. Ortllp. IN the
" or llmtayton, New Castle county
- - SATURDAY, July ssth. 1877.
NJ lc'clock =. M.
r.hr follows N uS9lcscr bed Real Estate viz:
sn. / Az 4h3t certain Llt of Land, Still
lin tho Gitv 0f W ilmlngtrn, New ,astie
a,ltv. TUI.x hl5tlnde ana described as fol-
~ RASlnriivka a. tn. corner EOrmet by
i sirifNrSr cti0n Of The easteriy side Of Du-
NJ YffSxt aud the southerly SIDE of sixth
eet. fKSnces iii Mg sad Soutnerjy side of
kihi1}2N y E&Aseriy about sixty-eiyht fee,
aSt& 311Ge south-rly para lei wv III
Psv61 IS <2 "A 3bout ei2hty-s1x and a talt
t0 6cnce in u porthWcSteriy
ectf6I keventy thr e an Il hal,
to III hste ly side Of DnPont st =,
,nc cy a. Feet northerly about fifty
/. TO tic Of beginning be the con-
its what ttlt 1nay.
yU. q. All t6@ lot of and, will Frame
,slse thereon ltua In the City of Will
pgtOs. Bt&teQf De aware. beginning on
snortber]y slle Of Front street, between
fsreon aid Madison streets, t 33 feet
n the ea44&ely side of Madison street al
1 Mid OF the party wall,
Snce n6f56y par ll-l with Madison
Aet 6if6et inches to corner lard f'r-
irIy ~ rHNx2hst urlev, tncnce there with
It6fly III EtS0 viii h FIR. MT street III feet u
.has ~ ~ S&GER, thence nor herly parallel
III 1lstdff06sW 81 feet inc"es. pas>in%
SylI6h t1& ladlle Ot par y wall of this
}j&60D @HfN}erly OF Jacob lloyd to said
0f 1trect. and tnerce we,teriy
0 1di2 Ito tue place of beginning.
hken III eX' cut:on Us Jle
flick Lally, aud to b ,s"ld by
SA A. VII URB Sh-'i1f
y. New Castle, July ., 7.
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KAILkO Ads.
WILMINGTON AM
BALTIMORE RAILROA

BALTfMOkE KAILKOA
June 10th. 1877.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, $40
6b5, 8 10. 900, 10 OO, a. m. 80, 4SO, 72''
philadelphia and New York, 22A eaam,
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 8 81
Baltimore and Washington, l 06, $50. a M,
ld54, II So, 5.i9, m.
Trains for delaware Division leave for
Wyoming and intermediate stations So
Delmar and intermediate stations. So
''' SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate station
8 l0 m, 5 90 & 80 p NJ.
Philadelphia and New York, 222 m.
Baltimore and W ashington. l VI m.
For further information passengers are
-eferred to the time tables posted at the de.
pot.
iuns.ly EFF KENNRY. supt.
TyHANGE OF hOURS-WILMINGT GTON
u IL WESTERN RAILROAD-Comm
ing Thurday Dec 4, 1875, Trains will run
us follows:
leave Wilmington 10 20 m, and SOP m
Leave Iandenburg As IN and ~ p. M.
Arrive at Wilmington Z 55 m, and IL
pm. IN
Arrive at Landenberg al IL m. and 40
Pm
CONNECTIONS.-Train leaving Landen.A
berg ~, o. 10 ~ II. Win tralA lor fAilauel-
phia at $40 am.
Train leaving Wilmington a 1920 m
with train leaving Philadelphia at 8. 10 m
and Pennsylvania and Delaware train leav-
ing Landenberg at 10 p. m.
Train Leaving Landenberg at | 80 p. m,
With Pennsylvania and Delaware train and
with train leaving Wilmington for Phila.
at 4 80 p. m.
Train leaving Wilmington at $50 p M
with train leaving Philadelphia at Is p.
H. CONNELL SIM
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g.. ROW ELL & co New
Rphlet OHIO pas es, contain
newsnanArA. Anl eatlmRteD
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Col. Ned o. Brieu, soldi Of the war Of
1919. died on Monday last, q New Castle
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THE INDIAN OUTBREAK.
THE HANGING OF WILSON.
HEBREWS AND HEBREWS.
THE EASTERN WAR.

STRENGTH OF THE BEsIKA BAY FLEET.
LONDON, July 1.-THE daily News states
that the British fleet at Besika Bay, with
the additions ordered by the Admiralty, will
present an aggregate of twenty-four ves-
sells, with $50 guns, and crew of 1000 OF
8 900 men.
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sHETsfFFs SALES.
,HESs1S ~.

CHExx1 6&kE.
n. Of ais. Leyari r, Faeiss, 70, Il, s
saIa ffhd /, ,ss2$$fie Hotel, eil Shipiey St.,
ia'p keps 81 s;s sssc sM ortip, in the city Il
WflmianG } Il Castle county, Delaware
= M s.Aru6yY JULY 2s.h, 1877.
~ 05clock. P. NJ.
The foIio IfnS 1cribed Real Estate. VIZ:
An fnnf m ain Lot OF La d, with FIVE
Frams BW1 n Houses thereon situate IN
Follows. b09lnMtMx at the southeast corner
of 8s II and XIYkW0Oi streets, thence easter-
/, along tle nor ihxrly side Of 81 street o.
fset dye. .ar3d ~ . quAri er inch. 70 corner,
fnence suulhcrIy parallel to Kifkwoot st.
eiphty ieet t0R06fper thence westerly par
0tffat " ~ s3aeS " feet five and d quarter
tnch q ~ ~ x ess - S3jFiy side of K,rkwOod ST.,
aforssaid ~ n SSce thereby norttherly
oiSi,tu Sssk ~ 'lS{3 6lace of esinnins, be the
cs'niei15e 3h4ItUf What ,hey may,
aa,.cd Sssd fni VI ia execution as the pro-
,,eye. N = lSio.s0flT n. III, IN and Mary Uwens;
ana Fanny s11Isf6st al d to bt sold by
80 u s'.,I 81 s. "a 81 SAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
sherifrs onIS3 6sw .aslle, ,.o
July 0, ls57 JyV-'s
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hS S"
.IeGeris,
|frst-c
WhOfavor
arges will !
b, 5tn and
81 50 and
C IN 7 U!
nington,
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D. CONNELL. Spl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-09
LYING ON $3.50 A WEEK.
why Hall Got Drunk His I'm Of Fare, aud
III. Notion oi sumptuous Meal

Eugene HAIL." cried the officer in the
Tombs Police Court on sunday. and n poorly
dressed but csan Iri~hman stepped up 10
the bar. His face was MS bright as soap and
water could maze it. and his garments though
lHd.hcd. were tidy Iis evident weakness
-.omcd moro the result Of want than II d.ssipa-
ton: hut the Charge Of drunkenness wis made
against him. and he acknowledge d taking two
drinks h"onu-, he was angry at his boss.
Washington -tr.'t plumber Why was he angry:
lis ho,- had hrrt 81 back out Of 80 wages
~ insure h. attendance on Monday morning.
lis r., 'f.r ya,oa were s2 50 n week. So that he
MIS- 81 ,ut~ Wnrs, III than usual Oh "A saturday
ni-ht Wasn't tAat enough to make any man
angry,
Duny asked. Come I want to live econoni-
cliv. Tell me how YOU manng" IT,
Nou know th' basement at IN" corner heref'
ton. Tn wi- 7lrat' nodded, and Hall cone
tinurl. Wnl. I goes H. re ~ n mornin', amt
makes my hr'u,tiast oil roll and u bowl OF
Can you warS, N that tl noon ?"
iyc Ell e. h9l, re,gd tnouGh d. '" e,
hush gets oi.. and rolls besides, which
makes II elnis. T%o Sundays ago lett pretty
What cAtri.y4san 81" the Justice inter-
"Yes. 'twa- cyrrayasant. =. I had heef.,oak
But this l. only Tor food. Where do you
slerpf'
Down in lodging house In Pearl street
where kin Z t a bed at TN cints the night. II
lay money giNr- out. either eats less or has Ia
Sleep ON wouipilr know Of on the W 81 side.
~ very comfortable Woodpile except whIn 1t
rains
Have you wife,
"Tnank God. she's dead" with sudden fervor.
"El she was alive couldn't kape her
Now, want you to get "a good dinner to-day
What WILL really square meal, Il tlp-topprr'
como tor
You can xii regular buster for % hts"
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cloIhed himself or who washed his garments