The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-30

eating prisoner, Robert H., Case. the convicted
ia asTf E order H nn "my s sa
aid no, make the Gitcmb, t. s see him A haf
kcr n Methodist ccrgymcn. preached a sermon
in the corridor. Mr. Case was provided with a
scat, and was an attentive listener. During tho
vousncae and mental depression. He has boon
under the care of u physician. and permitted to
moderate exercise until about O'Clock when
b. rartook Of = very rlan dinner OF fowl lclly'
which were scnt in to him by relative from tho
As,or House.
dining room before the usual dinner hour. BE-
cause the dullncsS OF business Mt the cigar
stands and in the laundrics caused many of
them to suspend operations. There were seven
small ohung tables without cloths arranged
about the room by inc s, side of each china
nnn, w chp m au ~ and saucer Tbc sp nnm
were also of china ware. pictured like the plates
and cups The bowl Of each spoon was drawn
out ut one side into u handle three inches long.
Beside ono Of the windows some dried ducks
were suspendcnd hy their necks. They had
boon opened on the breast aud flattcncd With n
broad weight. so that the plu krd wings and
part of the legs were pressed into the flesh of
the back. They had been dried on the roof and
preserved without salt. I'm a largo dish in the
middle Of each table was q stow which had boon
small pieces. The guests helped themselves to
the stow with a china ladle. Then thNy picked
out the p"ces Of duck win their chop sticks
spoons \ large dish of rico. which had boon
boiled with 50 little water that the kcrrrs
had sweod almost 80 drync-s whom they were
taken from the kettle. WIS placed beside tho
stew. TIE third and only other dish was COM
posed " hropd s,alluu,l red leaves served M a
kind of greens. These leaves are dried IN
China ana imported. IhrrH wis no sugar or
milk On the tables. The tea which was made
hy pouring hot water over the dried leaves. was
drank from the little cups. When u visitor To
the dining room asked how rptHtu,s we're
thr .iirt r, fh'l u, s.nrn inl s.ilu
Ciin..r PATRONS. The odor of burning opium
issued lr,u several rooms N th" building, hut
WIS not u'rrpt.hl" in H." diulng room, The
lult ipN of white sand hr sting with half
burned joss sticks had been placed on the Moor
uudrra side table. Tine walls were adorned
with Cheap american prints and several Chi
n.-' li'tur 5 iillcd With symholicnl mountains
trees aud men. ~.
oe.o 'i., with Her ilN"children, N 'front.' room
THAT DN"rIu,hs Single uN 49,. rms nllrv higgins
at - Roosevelt street. iu the Fourth WQrl and
forms an elbow thal cuhdu u Iicstr ans
around in the roar az Grammar School - TO
Cherry street. II i-uYt wide enough FOR vohl-
chs. Trero is NJ number On tha front door 81
the hou--. hut a person -''L ing Mrs kelly's
apartments should ascend the ilrst stone stops
he will como e, ntrr quitting Roosevelt strr,t.
| Tho houses ull about ur" vNtv li-h. aud mr."
! filled W tl numerous tenants Mrs Kelly has q
second story front room. johnny. y years oli,
| tar.., in tho fcrs,' IS The Oldest rhild He SIT
| opposite his mother. who hold tn" Youngest, .
weeks old. 900 u 4 arms. On' sil' OF ln' liiNl''
/ wis ugaiusi tl, wall. aud % raised leaf made u
/ S'mi-circulnr. Between the mother and Johnny.
who each sat nrNt 10 the will. wer" the
| other ihrre children. Peter years old.
VINO WIS named after h.- father wore
/ rcd flannel shirt and padded =
| l1rc feet On IN" upp'r round of his .hntr
! Ills yellow hair is innit"d and curly. II" at
nat 4, johnnie h..aus ho hlt Co. be- rnred for.
! Elton Louisa. v"lr- o.l. With blonde. curly
| mar. wore PLAN drl~- without ANY ornan n-
| Whatever. un' rNrn collar Jamie. y'nrs old
| sat n'Ntf =. hIs mother and rnmpl t"d a. srmi-
| eir'". The father died last q foher in tho Flint
! bush l.uiHti- Asylum. two MNrks h"ior' Hicil-
ard Henry. the baby. was born. On the table
| WINS 20 ln... 0f hr'ui hall of which had h'"n ri'
/ into SLICES. f'iur" the mother and the i"ui
I target children wfrD cups az tea rlud' very
| wrlk Wi i'h the mother said WAS the better lei
From the St Vincent DE- Paul society," Mrs
N~....l ff'f.ir'.r ~ uNuUl ~ f"n q pound u
-u-.r onn-haif pouni OF butter. and irn '''nt-
/ wort of rhrt-,. Tho children 'uf so last, -N'
saws. tirt th" supplies arr mostly 'n'"n up -'"l
.iff.r lIlrN urr rHr'fN . nni 100 20" latter tuft OF
tiio ,v.,.k tII, family H- .rV ule tnrut 'N ''l
tn Juno. ord. ~lNs 70 l- o." nNr"st i1Wy IN tn
4 .ur'u Ward that hl- mot been rr'iu Go pow
rri, by runl,
In the Eivingion street Lodging Hous'
about one hundred and nfty boys sat down
t. Il nn"r at half past Z IN IN" evening
Soy raj of ~ boys took pnri In ia" Nrwsl"v-
I.Uigu.. House. M - Dame sire Z. about ih
wrr, ind; ia the III 'Ncuth street Lodging House
luu. ia the Bows Lodging HOUSE, at 3lI i. r.
Ward Boys loisln-. lon. Ihe DINNERS M al
tue Iiu.r- Wrrr u''ut Oh. -Hfu'. rfu- I-tiu-. 90
turkeys. NNI" N- iutuli -. o. .i.f.' p. 'runt"r
ric-. or c'icr}. liun pu idiu-. ana pies.