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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-27
Gen. Joseph E. JohnstOn Feted by His
Cun.ra dies In Arms.

Gen. Joseph II. JOhr stOn Feted ny HIS
Cmnra dies In Arms.
Not a soul kne vanything about 1t but the in
itiated but there was rs pleasant gathering
last evening in Parlor 2 OF the 81. CHARLES
Hotel as anyboiy's luck ever brought him to.
The members of Fenner's Battery. still exist
ing hea, ing that their beloved old Confederate
General, Joseph Il. Johnston. was In the city.
invited him to q private entertainment. and
could think Of no better caterer than mine hos
Rivers, of the San Carlos, to furnish he where
wjthals 1t must be said that they were not
disappointed. Parlor ? was elegantly deco.
rated with evergreens AMI not house plants If
all descriptions, and in the Middle of the table
n silver mounted cpnirepiece rose maJestlraly.
fower-crowned shining in variegated hues to
chisttaln who occupied the head of the table.
i up' tba ~" u senrinti"ns 10 our eonunndet
Gen Joe E Johnston, cont liments OF Fei ners
Battery" and the menu, which was elegantly
ser ed, ran rs follows:
Chicken and Okra Gombo.
Boiled sbeephead l'Maitre d'botel.
BELIsnEs.
Worcester Sauce. tclory. Olives.
English Pickles. Mangoes.
ENTREES,
Filet de Bouf a la Perigneux:
Poulet Saute aux Fonds d'Artichaux.
VEGETABLES.
Green Peas. New Baked Potatoes.
Altchukes. Asparagus. Tomatoes.
Turkey. Young Pig Stuffed.
Ice Cream. Cakes. Fruits. Nuts.
COFFEE.
When the tasteful viands and rich Margeaux
Medoe had been discussed the tOpStlng hour
was opened by Col. Chas. Il. Fenuer who in
eloquent words, drank to the hero whose git
teri sword as the last hopt OF the Conleder-
ary" The General an-wered with his usual
mHdesty after which Hon. b. f. Jonas. on bs
half Of the rank aud file Of Fenner's Battery. r.
viewed with his usual IL quence and accuracy.
the admirable work of Gen. Johnston in his
Georgia campaign. Other toa@ts followed,
which we have neither time nor space to men
ton and that must stand TIL fate OF the IL wers
that were born TO blush unseen, for the hour
was late when the friends part ed ami The chron-
icer had to hurry up when the happy reunion
sundered in his endeavor to add another page
to history
1t is gratifying in the extreme to see the great
General holding intimate cow rse at the con
viya board with the soldiers who fought with
him the great though lost fight, and to witness
how the me ,ories Of old times and the remem
brance OF noble deeds done In u sacred cause,
ar used the enthusiasm Of the now peaceful
cit izeps, who faithfully w rk In the present
whie they bow in mute worship to the glorious
past
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-27
Pin POOL.

Yesterdays games were well attended. and
the playing was equal to that Of any Of the pre-.
vious games. The scores made were as fol-
lows:
Fifty. fourth game-Score: Goodman 6, Ca
zeres l.
Fifty fifth game-Score: Cazeres 5 Rednn l.
Eity-siyth game-Score: Coste ), Curtis 1.
Fifty-seventh game-Score: J. Maggioli s.,
Hubb ,rd4.
Fifty eighth game-Score: Hillburn S. Re-
don g.
Games to be played to-day: At 80 p. H.
at 1880 .. m.-Curtis vs. Vallotft. J. Maggioii vs.
Coste, Blanco vs.. Goodman. The latter game
promises 10 be one Of the best in the tourna-
ment.
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tried in New Orleans. but which has been highly

tried In New Orleans. but which has been highly
success full In New York city.
The modus operandi is as follows: The patient
Is hung by the erin and the back Of the head
from a band dependent from pulley affixed to
the ceiling. It Ia arranged in such q way rs not
to interfere with the respirati, n. The subject in
that D sfoB some inches above tbs floor. ia
Obliged. by the force of gravitation, to keep
erect.
PARIS are fixed around him in such manuer
~ to fiji up the cavities formed in his back by
The Strengthening of hir crooked spine. This
plaster in n few minutes DRIES up and becomes
very hard: tho patient then il taken down and
is made to keep the above tescr ibed handages
for one or two n onths. AT the end Of that time
his vprtebral column has resumed its natura
positinn. ard il strong enough to remain SO
and allow the removal Of the handages.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-27
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.

State of Louisiana ex rel James 4 Maxon VS..
B I'd of Liauidation.-Wr of maudamus
made D rempt"ry and the Board Of Liquid ton
ord led 10 fund all and several he bonds held
by reator Defendants to pay all costs.
CRESCENT CITY RAILROAD SUIT.
This suit came up for trial yesterday. Coun-
sci for defendants set mp plea Of ant Of juris-
di ton IF the court in the matter and argued
that rs the petition showed no cause Of action.
the suit be dismissed.
Judge Rogers took the case under advise
ment. and fig d furt' or proceedings in the
premises to Monday next at II O'Clock D. NJ.
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THE NEW AGENCY.

Letter writing. copying. writing Of advertise
ments and petitions. orders for coal and wood,
making purchases Of almost all kinds. and OBJ
tanning advances on valuable pledges when
great secrecy is required. promptly attended to-
THE LOCAL BLACK LIST.
As between creditors and debtors.
TIM Fl. DRAPER. Conductor.
At the Crescent City Intelligence Bureau. No. u
Commercial Alley, epSa
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New ORLEANS. April 90 1878.
r. g. Chamberlain ESD:

so-In reply, to your note of this morning
have to FAY that / have correctly given the
name of TIL authority for the paragraph you
refer to as per, your request OF yesterday: to
vii l. Jack Wharton. MIR. John E. Leet is the
repo ter who wrote the article, and you will see
by bis statenent that Col Wharton furnished
he information alluded to and requested its
publication
| l. ave sent to examine the correspondence be-
tween you and him aud find that he does not
deny that he was not the informant and con-
clutit tina you must be lHboring under d misap-
u ebension VIII, n you state that he did. He
simply states that he did not see the article be.
forei was published and was not tha author OF
1t. Blu no such question is raised. The auI hor,
that is tne writer, was the reporter. Mr.. Leet,
bu the off ial who furnished the information
and II, qnested il to be put in was Col Wharton,
L d NOT think hs will deny this. II he does
question OF vefacty will be raised between him
and Mr., Leet, which will be properly disposed
of but until you can produce his written denial
that h. is the informant and rson referred to
N the paragrat h l shall not feel called upon to
pay al v further attention to your notes.
must require you to produce from Marshal
Wharton d specific and written denial Of Mr..
Leets statement. -
Truly. etc. L. N. SToUTEM1ER.
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.
Yesterdays Temperature.

The signal service telegraphic reports from
other points, dated at 5 :43 p. M, give the tenn
perature as follows:
Cairo 600, Cincinnati GO, Davenport so, Du-
buque 80, Galveston 50, Indianola 80, keokuk
So, Lacrosse 81, Leavenworth 6S. Louisville
55, Memphis IA, Nashville 66, New Orleans 80,
Omaha IS, Pittsburg 60, Shreveport 50, st.
Louis SIS, st. Paul Sc, Vicksburg so, Yankton
ID. IT, 81, Augusta 81, Corscana 81, Key West
II, Mobile 80, Montgomery II, Savannah Sc.
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Ry what Rule.

The following ridicu GUS warrant WINS issued
by Judge s. j. n. Smith on TIL twenty second
instant:
Whereas, complaint has bon made on tn
oath OF Miss l.. ii. Dapplein. before me, S. J. N.
the ,tv of New Orleans, that one Lily Graves
die some tin . during the month of April or
NAY. 1878, obtain from afftant goods to the value
Of s29 90.
You are hereby commanded to take the said
Lily G avs aud bring her with this warrant
before me to answer the said complaint, and
should she no BE- fund in ninety days from
date thereof you WI, not fail to return imme-
iii tly his wa mt with what you have done
indnrsnd thereon.
ISL ned) =. ]. N SMITH, Judge,
On this peculiarly writ on out warrant the &c
euetd was rested and kept in jail all last
night as judge Smi declined to take bonds.
so alleged by Mr. Terrebonne. regardless that
he warrant did not set forth any crime known
to the laws Of THIS city or State.
No freight wante d on the passenger steamer
Kutie for Louisville, MOI day. 10Th.
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

M F. Buck vs.. Wallace & Co.-PlaintiH sued
on writ n acknowledgment of deposit for
the sum of $500, given by defendants 10 plaintiff,
and for which they pledge themselves to ac-
count on demand. The case was decided in
favor of plaitiff and defendants prayer for q
new trial refused, with costs.
Mrs. Frances Mandell ADMINISTRATORS. etc.
vs.. City OF New Oleans.-Judgment for plain
t II for 1890 80 and interest.
Shaksp eare. Smith & Co. ve. VIM. Mckee,
judgment by default r ulaiutiff for 1886 %.
Shaes peare. Smith 4 Co. VS.. Jules Lauene.-
Judgment by default for plaintiff for s247 81
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attempting to Jump On a freight train Of the
Jackson Railroad, Mt the corner OF Howard ana
Euphrosine streets, accidental missed his
footing and fell the whees of the train pass.
ing over his right hand and mangling ur OF
hs fingers The injured boy was taken to his
pAreLt,' residence.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-27

TRUNKS, VALIsEs. Eric Mr.. A. Ensminger.
No. 81 Magazine street. has in stock one Of the
best selected assortmenta OF trunks, travelling
bags an valises that we hae yet seen. Our read
Q who intend going to tn. springs this season
will do we'll to inspect his STOCK before pur-
cruising elsewhere. His prices are moderate
and, If desired he will make your trunk to
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-27
INTERESTING SURGICAL OPERATION.

In few days DR.. F. Formento. surgeon of
high standing in the Third District will per-
form a vary Interesting surgical operation at
his Office. No. 81 Esplanade stteet.
He proposes to cure fivet year old boy of
curvature Of the spine by p-seess IeYer yet
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-27
The SEVENTH DISTRICT FIREMEN.

We are indebted to Mr.. II. Hoey. secretary Of
the Firemen's Charitable Association. for an In
vitaton to attend the annual celebration of the
department. which takes place on Saturday
next. The new bell tower will be- christened on
that OCCASION and the day celebrated with I'M
,Isllai ecint
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-27

Low rates fast time, sunptuous accommoda-
tions-steamer Katie for Louisville monday.
18th.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-27

Conveniently near the prominent business
houses. all PLACES Of public interest and resort,
and III the very b ar of the best resident por
ton of the city for good living. good IT, atment,
and quiet comforr. the. Colonnads Hotel, on
Chestnut street, Philadelphia. can be conscien-
tiousiy recommended,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-27

Note steamer Katies advertisement. which
lasves April 90. Secure rooms at Janney &
Works, agents. No. Ito Common street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-27

Gen. Mexia, of the City of Mexico, owns
200. 900 acres Of land in thickly populated sec
tions of Texas, and has had many suits affect
ing his titles without losing one. He has col
lected valuable store Of Aztec records, and
visited the ruins of Mexico and Central
America He is said to have made many
valuable discoveries, and will soon publish a
very costly work on the Aztecs, profusely
illustrated. Among his fac SMILES is photo
graph of four heads, drawn side by side on a
wall in Palenque--one a negros, another a
Caucasians, Malays and an Indians. 1t is
thus supposed to be shown that at some re-
mote period in the worlds history the people
of this continent held intercourse with those
of Europe and Africa on the one hand, and
with Asia on the other.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-27
JACK WHARTON.
No. 10 COMMERCIAL PLACE,
New Orleans. ApriI 20, 1878.
1. N. Stou'emyef, ESQ:

|, ". StOuFfmy6r, ESQ:
iGr-As friends OF Mr.. F. G. Chamberlain.
ana in accordance wi h the Information you
gave we have waited uuop Jack Wharton ESQ.,.
Gle headed "a Deserted Attorney" and, much
10 our surprise. he Informs us that b. never
gave such information rs you reporteh he had.
and denies that he 8 the auth Ority OF the arti-
Gle Having no reason to doubt the veracity of
Mr. Wharton, We reiterate our previous de-
mand on behalf of chamberlain. for q
retraetion the name Of the author, or such
Gptende as is customary between gentlemen.
We uave the honor to remain. yours, nbe-
diently j. NJ. COOLEY,
III. f. SEWELI.
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J. NJ. COOLEY,
II. Il. SEW ELL.
New ORLEANS, April %. 1878.


Messrs. Fl F. sewell and j. NJ. Cooley:
After demonstrating receipt Of yours Of the
twenty second. | have to rep at Just what saId
in my former letter to Mr. Chamberlain, to wit :
hat | never saw the article, nor nad any
knowledge of it till saw it in the naper;
did tell a newspaper man, and think 1t was
Mr. Let. that he defendants and 10 ersenors
tervention had done 50 in their own proper per-.
sons without the aid or assistsnc 81 any attor-
ney whatsoever. and that he would find thei.
il some # hem by Mr.. Charley Hampton. one
Of the chief men in The litigation. and l told
him be might so state In the print.
No further than this am ] responsible for the
publication of the article, the tone and verbiage
of which seems to have given ofYense.
Yours, JACK WHARTON.
We have the honor to remain very respect
fully. NJ. GOo1 ~.
Representatives OF +. G.. Chamberlain.
an21 II
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-27
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
SALE OF TIsE wARKsT REVENUES.

The revenues of city markets for the month
IF May we're sold yesterday. at noon, at the
City Hall, bringing tho prices named below
We append the prices brought for the month oil
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Discount of 3 per sent on state taxes
paid In April.

Speed, comfort and safety-Take steamer
Katie Monday. goth, for Louisville and all in
termediate points
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Louisvlle-Steamer Katie leaves Monday.
2eth at 5 .. m. Takes no freight: exclusively
fast passenger trip.
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Stage of The Rivers.

Daily telegraphic report of the stage OF
water at various points, with changes in the
"a hours ending yesterday at 3 p. M:
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

One hundred jurors were drawn to serve be-
fore Judge Biiliugs yes erday. and after their
names had been called, were discharged until
Mnndnv ppyt
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You will always regret it If you don't go Il
Louisville on : Gamer Katie. Monday. 10th.
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AHIsEM ENTs.
Academy of Music.

Spading's Olympic Theatre Company will
aplear to- day at noon and ut the evening per
tormauce in "A Celebrated Case
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JOHN E. LEFT.
No. 10 COMMERCIAL PLACE.
New Orleans. April %, 1873. J
Col. Jack Wharton

No. Il COMMERCIAL PLACE, I
New Orleans. April %, 1878. J
Col. Jack Wharton:
Dear Sb-Afer receiving your response TO
slant, We again waited on Mr.. stoutemyer. OF
the Tim q. who. after lear ming the contents OF
your 10 ter handtd us the 'nriosed replies.
AS IT seems there t. a complete variance Of
facts between yourself and Mr. Stoutemynr, vii,
you. after reading the above letters. be KIND
enough to inform us whether Mr.. Stoutemyer
'oto Verv nbediqntiy. JIM COOLEY,
H. L. SEWELL.
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save per cent discount by paying your
State taxes befare May l.
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I. N. STOUTEMYER.
Mr.. Chamharlain:

Sir-I am directed by Mr.. Stoutemyer to fur
nish you wi h q statement Of the Ddrticulars
connected with the writing Of an article headed
"A Deserted Attorney" Mr.. Lacey informed me
into court and confessed Judgment. AS is usual,
wrote it up that they came In through their
attorney" nobody having suggested to me that
themselves i did not know, nor did think or
care. who their at ornry was Your note. say
ing you were their attorney. was referred BY
ME to ascertain from Jack Wharton whether
you were their attorney or not. mentioned
your note to barton and Get Carer. affa
wrote. Col. Wharton did the talking and Col,
Yours, respectfully, JOHN E. LEFT.
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At about O'Clock yes erday morning boy
named Willis Doyle, aged fifteen years, while
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-27

Pay y0nr stare taxes this month and
save 3 per cent q i>cUunt.
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Three per cent discount on states taxes
mi Al tsa mr.

Moet & Chand n Moet & Chandon.
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She has committed no offense under the law,
neither has she been tried, yet she i pri oner
within the g ooipy walls of tic Parish Prison
IN mt from the world. Capt. Cain was consider
abb exercised upon learning OF the presence Of
prisoner under his charge. without q com
o. ovide all the little essen as for the new
,.omer. even If it was tn" offspring Of MARI
Josep inc. mulattress, in durance on a charge
If grand larceny.
The only opportunity of making fast trip
t, Louisville is on steamer katie. Monday. 29th.
Three per cent discount on states taxes
pai.i la April.
---s>e-
Hurry up and get remdy to take the Katie for
Louisvil 0. Monday. goth.
Moet & Chand Moet & Chandon.
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Rad His nana crushed

Moet & Chandon is the king of wines.
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New ORLEANS, April 10. 1878.

,Su-Yours of even date mas been handed me;
Nhe, Elm you say you have been informed that
am Tho official who desired to have the offen-
sive staten Ut published" al nding to an art1-
els recently published in the Times. headed "a
Deserted Attorney"
have only to say that / never saw the article.
nor had any knowledge OF it till l saw it in the
pttper Yours. ct :,
JACK WHARTON
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A Deserted Attorney,

TUESDAYS Times contained report that the
defendants n the log case of the United STATES
W.. Ham pton ct n. had come into court through
their attern v md confessed jill gmtnt.
Times. ying he was the attorney OF the log
men in that case and that he had not confessed
judgment. He expresse some Indignation al
he whole business. Inquiry ut tho Custom
Fl use among tire Federal olfie ais concerned in
the log matter icited the statement from them
hat the log men confessed Ju gment them
selves. dispensing with the distingui he'd as
sisanc If any attorneys W atever' Tue aid
0fficia 9 further des re il to be- remarked that.
In their opinion. Mr.. Chamberlain never was
the attorney for the log men.
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Francisco Morfesa. a,ias Frank Murphy. and
May Jacques, alias Mrs. Frank.-Aecused
cha, ged with aseaulting a police officer in the
discharge Of his duty by w'lIfully sh citing with
intent t. kill and to commit murder. Accused
were put under $500 bonds to appear.
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Above low
Stations.
LOCAL oBBssFFRfsvvh Ff

*Below high water mark Of 1874 Indicates
rise. Indicates fall.
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Noe. { Caandoa canact be surpassed.
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SECOND RECORDERS COURT.
ASSAULT.

In the absence of Judge Miltenberger. Hon.
A thony Sambola, Assistant Recorder pre-
sided.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

On behalf Of Mr. F. G.. Chamberlain being
du authorized y him. we publish the annexed
statement aud COR spondenea In reading IL
every far mndea person win at once perceive
that TIE undessrvei Sight placed unon Mr..
Chan berlain In he article headed "a Deserted
Attorney was NJ by some peers IN act,l-
ated by de~ire o CRAFTY petty malice:
must nece sar ly he off ntive. LACKS the courage
to assume the responsibility viii n It imposes
Mr. ,tou etuyer editor Of the Times, and Mr.
I,pet reporter # the same paper, positively
name Col. jack Whal ton ~ t'e official who de-
sired The offensive statement publ shed. Col
Wharf n on the ether b nd, de, les all know
ledge of The article and resp visibility therefor
In he face of these contradictory statements it
bebooves us only 10 remark TIA the person who
made he attack on Mr.. Chaube lain is too pu-
silanimous to accept ths consequences Of his
words aud tries to escape them by at direct false
hood.
by the annexed article and cores pondtnce.
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Born In Prism.

No freight wahte d on the passenger Steamer
Kutie for Louisville, Mo, day. 18th.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1878-08-31
One Good Effect

The hard times have had one good
effect which should have been pro.
duced long ago-tbe removalof q great
many people from the towns and cities,
always overcrowded, to the broad, un-
occupied lands Of the far West. The
sales Of land by the government and
the railways 10 that region have been
much larger during the last year than
for many years previous. In Dakota
alone the government sold, last year.
oyer 100000 acres, seven times as
much as the previous year. In Kan
sas, Minnesota, Nebraska. Wyoming.
and Colorado, the sales have been re.
markably heavy both by government
and the railways. 1t is estimated that
5000, 600 to 100000 more acres have
been disposed Of there in the past
than in the preceding twelvemonth,
and the demand for land continues
active. When the hosts of unemploy.
ed laborers who cling to the cities,
despite their enforced idleness. shall
have gone to tIlling the soil, one Of tho
serious troubles Of the day will have
been naturally and permanently ad-
justed. Necessity teaches what argu-
ment and illustration never can. Po-
litlcal economists and newspaper
scribes might advise the poor and uD-
employed to 90 West until they had
grown gray, and all to no purpose.
Four or five years Of non occupation
and need have set the tide Of humspi-
ty flowing in that most wholesome aud
desirable direction.-fN. Y. Tins.