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RECEIVER PARKBR's SUITS
President stedweu Arraisnod-Enorts TO Ef-
fact m Notupromtse.

Tho Supreme Court room In Newark was
crowded with spectators yesterday morning
The suits OF Receiver Parker, OF the New Jersey
Mutual Life Insurance Company against tho
old directors and stockholders. to recover $780,
600 which. ii is alleged. they illegally withdrew
from the assets Of the company. were set down
for trial Tho suits against John II. Kasc
President Of the National Bank, and c. G. La
throp former Vice President Of the New Jersey
Mutual were first ON the list. The panel Of
struck jurors from which the jurors to try tho
cases were to be selected. was fully represented
Among the jurors are ex-Mayors Geo. II. Ferry
and Edwin Austen OF Orange. Samuel Colgate
and other wcll-known citizens OF Essex county
most of whom 30 bus incas in New York.
At about 10 O'Clock Prosecutor hhpcl called for
Jeremiah II. Strdwell. the last Pres ident Of the
New Jersey Mutual \ short. stout man. neatly
dressed in b Gck, with dark brown hair mixed
with gray. ight brown mousiachc. Gnd strong
be was jeremiah II. Stcdwell. He IL suffering
from govt. ana HIS appearance created sensa-
ton. He pleaded not guilty to four indictments
and give s),VlO nnil Tor his appearance when
wanted. Mr. Daniel C.Whiiman Of Orange "a hig
surety One indictment accuses Mr. Stclwcll
OF c9nsplrins with Bcnlamin Moves, President
Of the National Capitol Life Insurance Com
pany. TO- lclraVd the policy holders Of the New
Jersey MUTUAL and second iniIidmcnt AZ a.,
ftr'n,Sr. II. W. Baldt in. Mr.; Front. and another
accuses him II p;rjury in SWEARING To- a false
statcmcni as To- the nnnurial CONDITION. of the
Now Jersey Mutual, and the fourth accIisos him
oil ntsdcmranOr in circulating u printed statu-
mcnt misrrprcsCnting the financial condition
OF tire company. Judge Depuc set Strdwclrs
! trial down for May 4. with the understanding
That tim Prosecutor can change the date at any
time; The Pros utor said he was not prepared
~ c1ll Mr. St"dwclls case at this term. Noycs's
trial Tor conspiracy is set down for Nav x.
Nhilr tue Court WIS hearing Mr.. Stsdwells
Qoadings. the counsel for Mcssrs. kase and
Lathrop retired into an nnte-rOom and held
conference with Receiver Parkers lawyers
WIN the view NJ enccting a compromise. Tho
conference lasted until ~ o'clock. Mr. r. ~
NrCari"r. one of the defendants counsel then
nppcnrr and WHISPERED to Judge Dcpuc. who
ordered tuc let OF struck jurors to he called
Judge DeIur then cN used them uutil 10 o'clock
this morning. 10 which hour. by request of the
counsel, the trials were postponed. Tho belief
prevailed among tho court officers and citizens
generally Yesterday that the suit would not DO
tried. and that % compromise Will bo effected.
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THE NEW loRK p0sT OFFICE.
For What Purposes the building May Law
fully be Occupied.

WAsHIN0ToN. April 29-Mr. Conllng. in
behalf of tho Senate judiciary Committee to-
day submitted unanimous report in response
10 the resolution directing the committee 10
inquire for what purposes the Now York Post
Office building may lawfully bo used. and
whether any occupation o! said building exists
or is purpoecd, not authorized" The report
SAYS lhu the United StntoS title 10 tho properly
WIS acquired by deed from the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen OF New York CITY on mo
express condition that the premises should be
no other purpose whatever. The report con
tnucs;
The Prantos had the right TO erect as 1t did erect
q huilnng Of dimensions and character ndcouato ami
AdAmei to the fullest accommodation NJ liz postal aud
iucta services mud II has the right Of perpetual nccu-
patton O The premi-cs O>c purposes To drNOtC the
prrnlses, IhrtW them. 10 lst aVin. relation
in the objects denoted the deed would IT, vinAii,o OF
the terms ana srl Of tho Transaction The restriction j.
not merely technical or formal, The site He
dru-cst portion o. great city and pcrsuns of both MS
fctortng the Post Oicr aud courts have an mic
est others have, IN tr-tCtug tie al the building
IN preventing ~ being thrown ol"n IN all The numbers
hhi CLASSES hHNin "cHsun 70 visit the rev
tuUc Offices and the various other offices known
IN the dilhrrm branches Of the public serVl q
Having regard 10 all thc considerations bearing the
not u rN cdlet wurraniahlc To assert on hc'ni %
llc United states amy ciniW 10 occupy the building or
llNl ~ iW uu save or TIC two branches 90 the public
INItr -trOu.d iu Tho deed sing tins al uino
WWorHN uSr of some pnilou Of hHd nrrni not into.
rug ~ ne u"- prescribed IN sHid decd named marx
"a forfeiture oi thc estate.
The r'pon ends nj this uoint. without further
~ uhuh lu hhi pres nj or nrusprrt I'VE Orrupu-
toh OF me building Tor unauthorized purposes.
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Fire In the Masonic Temple. nrooAlyn.

Tho lIlllen Lodge Of the Hebrew Order Bnni
b'u'h hl scarcely Adjourned a. iuliulit On sun lay he.
Tore Gre broke min their lodge IN tho ihifd story
o. We Masonic Igmllo. ~ Gr1ud and Seventh .lrrcts
n, Nn !; u lH alarm wa. qmchl given LS thor.
,,,' MliH hHi lr' Ifffrl fhc huiiiut and fro
t. rt, -" % 90 o., g "nld tuc ur, w,rc confined
,ud,n, ~ ln". llr d'Wnr" tu tnurr l. f1.5ui M
Si.'ti lhr asf ot-Hu. NIfn Nn. h.'.It i, .il,,,,t
i,nt ,'.lnt Wa lunsIl s. nrc and water a1ubl Thc
each ~ t' ' w. ti"fN suffered about SIul dann,.c
w. W Si,.I NJ. l'c. alc. On buDL.h.. 49,.
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Twenty-Five silk weavors in the Stclnhardt
SIN Mill Company, at 1917 West Twenty seventh street,
struck Tuesday last against reduction OF - cr cent
70 take effect yesterday The firm employed twelve new
hands, hut on Saturday they announced that they lad
abandoned the reduction The strikers were TO return to
work yesterday but when they arrived III body AZ the
mills they demanded the discharge u all .ic new hans
Mr. Stcnhardt declining, the strike continue. The
SILK McNVprs Union
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the inside or guard rail Otherwise the motion was
scarcely pcrceptbe. The motion not rapid enough
TO scare the hursecar horses below but there was
block at Chambers street and there the horses had
opportunity TO look around them The sight startled
some and they pranccd ani capercd until the drivers
descended from the cars and took their bits
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BROOkLyN'S R..ILROiD VAR.
The Board OF AIdermen Interfering In the
Hcrgen street Dispute.

Daniel Lake, a property owner on Bergen
street. sent a communication TO the BROOKLYN
Aldermen. yesterday. complaining OF the sci2-
uro Of bergen street 10y Deacon Richardson of
the Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company in face
OF the resolution which permitted the South
Brooklyn Central Railroad Company 10 lay
tricks there. Alderman Aitkcn offered reso-
luton directing the Corporation Counsel TO be-
gin an action against the Atlantic Avenue Rail
road Company to enJoin them from lnying
tracks on Bergen street. and tho Board Of City
Works WAS directed 10 forthwith remove the
rails, strinpors. and tics laid in Bergen street
bctwccn Hoyt street and Docrum place. and
store lllcm IN the corporation yard. and put the
siey, n prop o, or5 The rss4nii9n were
objected tg uuanimous consent
Deacon u hlrlsons mrn wcro at work yrs-
mruay' I" h,'hulns lo Gar W Bergen street. be
twern Hoyl ana smith streets. The property
owners were loud in tho u denunciationA OF "a"
seizure ot the street. They averrcd that Mr.
hchardsnn had no intention Of operating u
railroad there. hut wished to gain possossion II
the street 10 prevent the extension OF the South
brooklyn Central road to South and Wall stropt
ferries. thus coming into direct competition
with the Atlantic avenue road. Mr.. Richardson
got charter for railroad from lloyt street TO
got permit from the Board Of City Works To
open thc street, and i WAS on this permit that
wy WORKS reNokei ihr permit after they found
this out, ana then Mr. Richardson visited Judge
N'Lson : residence 10 gct an Injunction. He
hnd cndravortd To get the requisite petition Of
two thirds Of the property owners along the
street that he might have the Common Councils
pcrmiSsiOn 70 enter II. hut failed
, \ demand has been made upon the South
BROOKLYN Central Railroad Company To CON
struct their extension to the ferries that per
sons who live ia the outer wards may not have
TO pay two fares on the Atlantic avenue horse
and steam railroads. Nearly every property
owner signed Il petition to have the road eX-
tended. President John Cunningham snid yes
terfay that his company would begin 10 extend
the tracks rs soon as the resolutions were ap-
proved by the Mayor.
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The FIRST trip on the Gilbert Elevated Rail.
rosa "As maie yesterday hr locomotive and one coach
from rnlty Church 10 Rca1o street aud back SnNn
hudWt Nnn Brpcklm sHh that irr some r,ssnn M.
lNdfhm dt net let cnnu' water NJ the supply pilo ior
thr fnnntNc boiler and the tTitl nm to central ruk
MHs tu tcIotc postponed hurnuit nj slrcd wns mnd,
although the rnnt trip made IN ri.h minuts ia.
mhn object hrup Ia pst the ion the canch ON IL.
curve ThHt ~ Church ant warren STREETS Is tho ,hnrp
nu the iuud aud in running over n the wheels which
had been almost noise loss g.Uund pretty sharply AgAst
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THE SUN.

1878. NEW YORK. 1874
As the time has come tor the renewal a. sub.crlp
tons, THE sun would remind It's friends and well wish.
crs everyw here that 1t Is again candidate for their
Consideration aud support Upon it, record for the Ii,.
zen wears 1t relies for continuance Of the hearty syn
fatly AMI generous cooperation which have hit1enb
teen extended to 1t from every quarter Of the Union
The Daily sun Is a Tour page sheet oi - colu nnr
Price by mail post PAID. ID ccntsa month VI .sj.5j
or year
The Sunday edition of TW suS Is eight page ,h,s,
Of 81 columns While giving the Of the lay tito
contains large amount OF literary and miscellaneous
matter specially prepared for it. THg SUNDAY SJS
metwith great success Post paid 11.SOa veAr
The wecisIy sun.
who does not know TtK WkNKLY suN' ucrcril,.,
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STEAMBOATS, ano fallruiO,.
pENNsYLvANIA HAILHoAD.
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
ON aud after April y. 1875.
Trains leave New York, DcsbrOsscs and Cortland
Sta Ferries follows;
Express Tor Harr~bursh Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. "a NJ q aud ~
4. daily.
rgr wilham-port Lock Haven. Cory and IT, ats 20
J.. VI, connecting at Cory f D .dstIil Petroleum
Centre and the Oh Regions 'iiliar.. AZ lock
Haven. "A VI
Baltimorc. Washingf'. AM tie Sonih J nitd Nssh.
inftun Express fullnln rnrlul Cars dali. .Noopt
sunday, $50 4 NJ. arrive Wa hiugtOn - ".
REGULAR a ~ a. NJ. l, $50, aud o /" NJ. nday %
Express fur Philadeluhih 80 = 20 o o. Ir - n
A. !. 4. .. q. . 10 Z I'D $50 Hnl @ uis .
NJ, 3 .. az, :, 30 $50, AMI or N E.us.a ieni
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with All u no Oh
trains at Jcrscy city afIording speedy and dire
transfer tor Brooklyn travel.
For trains to Newark Elizabeth Railway Princeton.
Trenton. Perth Amhoy. flcmngtOu. BclVlltfs. 90
other points see lu al schedules At an ir sct u
Trains arrive From Pitt~butth q 80 - IIA N or
daily, ~ 10 \. NJ. 0;bn T. " deilN. except Mn.ilg
Prom Washington and Baltimore Is sta. H.mA N 10
2 -, 10 10 r. VI sunday. 80. ~ IA " frnn Paula
dephia % 90. 60 go 40 10. 10 ~. ] .t,lA " 40
10. . ~. q ap a.. Ia 10 10 ~ 4. N SUNDAY. o.
q 90 - 81. 10 %. ~ 3lA $50 10 - T. N
Ticket Office i2N aud "a Hruidwav. As'or Iols,
and foot uf be.tru-.as aud Curtlhudt 81, Cotr Il
aud ltnoklyu AnurN Depot foot of Fulton II Hfo0A n.
~, ne. ami ilN Hudson 81, HubuArn Depot ltrsy
tN Emlttani 0. hct ONCE Battery pllcc'
FRANK THOMSON. l. = FARMER.
General Manager fpuN Pas. mar A. 81
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perslli Aoiltea

pesllr Aoiltts,
A TrTNTION, patients -Dr PROrlN from Paris
a - Bond u ~ years experience. con, ultnt H. IA
ali d~h-- skln Disorders aud NERVOUS deDy speedily
snd radically cured.
A IL. special complaints medical or surgical SAFELY
"a successfully treated, consultation tree.
Dr BRADFORD. li1 R1si I2th Il
4 GoObhICu, AT atlHw. ia Dearborn st. Uhi.
- Cage ILL., NuruH nnirnCc confidential. Advice irce
Thirteen AcArr' experience.
\ IL Disc tSfS o. men speedily cured Cun.uiLn
- TO" "'' ~ S"HNAh ~" liu' 81 n'at 90 az
niSEASi> or NEN 4 spr,.uiy. .ctrp IRON &c,
- '""'N OK 'tH' ~ Nr,t lUt %. u+tr'ri.,v
INFORM ATtON wnutd of Tluma, Lp,or vim
wa, la'rn itWn u G. uU.mn A-,lun hA 4 lpr.ln
1"n"h stephen hhIho IN r YEAR lSi1 also eff EIIi
INr', hh n from u G Asylum, Prime and Ma,t ,ts
NY lhlnilhhN"h WI ht tlHNAiuiiV received l., Un.r
sister. tAlllEElNEipNCE, Uocrrk n
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o1tani,n- -Hal,s.


E S'ped & rsIs ad $sf
New York
IIOD CARRIERS wanted: wages 81 per day;
IL thew buildings, sd st., near LIST av bring tools
DAINTEUs wanted-G painters ? papcrhangcrs;
''''' ''''' ''''' IVY " ' iioJER isi sd av.
DANTs PREssMAN wapw,
NlCOLL. the Tailor. 40 Bowery
ioo 4th av
S,HOEMA KERS.-rwo single men on gaiters; good
""7''' ''''' ''"P''' McARDI.E soi ioih av
SuOE CUTTERS meet this evening at Military
- Halt all mcbcrs requested ~ be present Busi-
ness Of importance.
YEAS, coffee 81 pound pure tea FOR 90 Try II; 10
l. pounds roasted conee,si sample Tea Company 2oj
Pearl It, below Fulton.
TAILOR wanted on coats IL, 4l3 East i2th It.
no TAII.OHs.-vantcd2 " good coat makers at
4 l3i Elizabeth - call Tor . days
no rAILORs.-wantcd, good coat maker and
Il bnshclmnn at Oh jd aN
TRUNK MAKERS wanted i0i MulDerrys st
WANTED ,arnishmaker WHO thoroughly under
w stands the makint Of al Kinds o bnkins japan
none 0''''' '''' ITlNaiL cHIHfS co.. gosl Pearl st
NVANTED-An cxperIen,cd man as .uperntendcpt
'''''"' ''' '''"''' y ', J DtR2ND. 2o,. Broadway.
WANTED-A practical butcher: single man pre-.
Inquire OF JAMES MORAN 4th It,. between Vernon and
West avs Hunters Point. Long Island cny.
NIEAvERs wanted On ribbon and broad power
w looms; steady work AMI good wagcsa at
srElNIlARDTs ldl and ld4 West 27h St
WANTED-.Boy to make ready and run Gordon
" '''''' " g o NEScnEsfER BIS East Easi iaoh 81.
NTANTED-A man and wife as housckccpcrs lor
to The sRt party Apply at s@o Madison st. roo room L ''
WA5N.Tlr r ,Gps and 'rmp, f GI',,G
I'm al LAW a. IUu a
WANTED Book Keeper in a retail store. Address
n ~ landw,iins stating terms and references Post
WANTED Experienced printer. ~ in small capital,
w ANTrD-A nrsicless practical shirt cutter, good
once Gox fs5 W Wv ''s"'
WANTrD-A boy that understand. nronlns aud
W niunE up Lamps Address A. Nokhs box lsS'
NNANTED-N young coored man to dc hot,ling.
W Aldess. with references and salary j.. box luj'
WANTED iir.ici7.. prc,-man Tor doc book AMI
w Job WORK Apply at 1 Wnrfch't st ~ o'clock 7
w e II WILLIAMS $50 Atlantic II, Brooklyn
WANTTED-f'rs,eIa's coat nsnl, Is - sroc,dHey,
W uir" l'''' ~" N"" We Nph
WANTrD-dool h9nTT gg99iyg'ssr;n7 AMy,..,,
WANTED wood turner on cnalr, wa.k, ~ East
SEf F Sc1>r N KIN and " Fr5usn m
WaA.lNS-TED-A large coiored boy at 70 "a ~ In
" pu''' " pr. hhAhEh.
WA>rED-rcedcrfo r small ggrionl.e.,s
WNNTED-rwo active youns men that understand
w the grocery business Apply at 5ip2iav
NNyTEDs-N , gaoa hl,eEcr og straw eooi. Apply
WANTED farm haui. either Protestant or Cath
w ole Aplly at inS dii ay. NEAR nih Il
WANTED strong hlv 10 WORK ia A grocery store
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O.
all the week
A COM FOKTABLE urn. shed room to let
"a Hfl West 10Th 1t top floor
4 FEW men to board, a. 70 81; man and we. s..
"a firis' St3p, ma moving 27 West iist 81
A FEW rcsiectuho youni men can have good board
~ and Recommendations AT 3lS ~ nv
RONRDEHS wanted Nicc FURNISHED ruoms win
- "i vi huut board, IA private boarding huu-c ~
tuu -tlr It
EUKNISIEnr room. Or hou-rkceIIn., rooms with
or Wuh"u l"ud, table hoard. Turms moderate.
Cill "n' wcch 49, No-t2lth II
l. IUNISHED 'front.' rWms tor hnuNkcrmns Tor
! MANN courlc or men, rent from = to 81 week.
No Nhipkst
EErTLEM cm halc good honri and large or
~ smt roi hotl - To % also two lice 49, Had
son 81, ourn,r Beach
/ AuGE nni-hed front rooms Tor huuSkccpii,.
enhance IN Mulberry Il
NiiEth FURNISHED lAf-r aud small rooms Ia let wifi,
~ u"nri diy hoildrr' 2l' East broadway
i'o IEr-A FURNISHED n ont room Tor hun-ck,cnne.
sweet
WANTED lady bo,rdcr. GOOD hoard and pleas
w AM rooms nj l'Nc't terms tal 2dNN 8i7 l3h l.
So NEATLY furnished rooms lor luht house.
a.. near Wooster st
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RIO PuILADEi.rmIA.
Il VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
Bl.rNl.EN

FOURTEEN TuRuVGu TRAINS FACn WAY DAILY,
THREE DErOTs Is PHILADELPHIA. TWO N
AIN YORK
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RErl BlIG ...... Tlur'.tI.n N., (! ~ NJ
GERM AAIU ............... SUur'lu, MA d. b.. sIi
BALTIC rImf,ll, NJ - lH I b. NJ.
FROM Nhito Snr Docs iIrr D.. NHitI knrr
NHmns AN hmliships Saloon. $50 II So. soOA
Return uckets on itVurihl' term, St'rfi-r. %
X y tUkllH. Attuf. - Nru4IN4,. d. a '.A
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQllrNlSr
AND TIE FASTEST ZINE CONSISTENT Mtlu
ANSOtl IT, sAILII
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NM ~ l..ki - ~ Nil .AI SIS
ron QlEHNSrONN ANp NIttl.I.
CITY Of BEii ~ SIN .n N.. t.gF "
CRY or Hltl-oEl.S Tn,r..ll, hr.n 100. "
cay or RICHMOND sum..Iy NJ. u.s. - NJ
~ From Par g. Nnrth lttrr
CARlN. seN. Hul slpl gold R.lirn t-k'ts 90
lowe ~tuit"s
SAl"on,, Snir Rooms. Snnkut tnl Rata E,,.| l.f
sihN JpilN d. DALE AstItL - fnI 80 3D.. iNH.,N
fnlnlrl ma Office. li' Sunin itu 81.
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Snippln1.
ltTNEKNL TKNN.NrLNNTIu CoMrA.

EINEhAI Tx AN>NrLANTIC CONPA.
~ A hNt tNu NrW luIN ANA lilNrr
Com amy fuNf g. North river. tnli NJ Morton 50
WILL lll Nl.io ~aui' " ,u, stly. May .IP "
.~l lAl lANl J. fltt ,uHf. Wednesday, MAY s iuA n
LNhN N"'I'. > thflrt "Wednesday. Mas -. if
siDN,t- iulIh r thus o. do not carry susorr.t' i.n
stl4 lNI irti-I 90 nt-~i.r uIplN
LOUIS DE o.. ~ IS A4Dut a. Nrl,t.,Ir
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Nyn GOODS.
1, EEP's SHIRTS.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST ~ THE WORLD
We cannot make Better Shirts at any Price
All madc from the celebrated wamsut,a muslin Bos
ON. yiv, al linen The very best
only PLAIN ans H. finish
KEEPS ca SION SHIRTS. the very best 70 measure 0
Tor ~ Perfect saus'ag ton guaranteed.
LINEN COLLARS four plN. very Lcst O for Use.
LINEN Cuffs. tour ply. vcr, best 81 hall dozen.
lIrrEWiL lENN DRAWERS. very best. JOc each
BE-I GlNGliAN UMBRELLAS. 81 each
INiLLkb SILK UMBRELLAS. g. each
KEEP MANUFACTURING COMPANY
t-i BIttfWuy. - 4. ,
a-t r.Nfl Htruus. = ''N '"'N
4 H AND OPENING a.. su umtr ft,hi Ms. NAV -
~ Nine htNukh~f - l.ItNlr Pattern. n' AID ihr
novel; N~ and irtuuiul -Isr, Tor ladies and children ,
dresses a. Last ltih 80 HuI. aIl 900. a-lntus
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AonrO nnO Nunm,.

A FEW mechanic can h. accommodated with hoard
ais lad aud table boarders nj Us sullivan 81 ua
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1 GOObRICu. Atty atlaw. ia Dearborn st.. Uhi.
Gag" ~ Correspondence confidential Advice lrce
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Testing ,Ae G,nsr, noaas machinery

,The rp"ri ends nj this point. without further
M uhiuh Ia my pres nj ~ usurrt we Ocrupn.
tun OF the building Tor unauthorized uurpobcs
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nN True and Falls Sncrna iorrma; new cdltiou of the
" fhlOsoi ht 81 Marriage Address secretary Museum
OF Anatomy 0la broadway. New York Free. 2jc stamps
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15
atheeliao ge9ister.
THE LOST CHILD.

The following exquisitely simple YER
SEES. from the pen OF al unknown,
will touch the heart OF every father ard
mother:
The chill November day was done,
The working world hOme-iarinsi
The wind came roaming through the
And sci the gaslights fiaring;
And hopelessly and aimlessiy
The scared old leaves We're nylhBj
When mingled with the soughinS wind
heard a small voice crying
And shivering on the corner stood,
A child OF four or over,
No cloak nor hat her small, soft arms
And wind.blown curls TO cover: ..
Her dimpied face was stained with tears |;
Her round. blue eyes ran over;
She cherished in her wet, cold mana
A lunch OF faded clover.
And one hand round her treasure, while
She slipped in mine the other;
Halt scared, hali-contdential sad,
"Oh please, want my mCtner'
Tell me your street and number, pet;
Don't cry, I'll take you to it,
Sobbirg z, she answered, 81 forget;
The organ made me do IT,"
"He came and played at Milly's steps;
The monkey took the money;
And so | followed down the street,
The monkey was so funny.
I've walked about hundred hours
From one street 10 another;
The monkeys gone; I've spoiled my
flowers
Oh please, want my mother"
"Rut what's your mothers name, and
what's
The street? now, think a minute"
IMy mothers name is mamma, dear
The tire Ell can begin IT.
But what is strange about the mouse,
Or new, not like the others!
81 guess you mean my trundle bed
Mine and my little nrotaer's
"Oh, dear! ough to be Al home
To help him say his prayers,
He's such baby he forge
And we are both such players
Ana there's a bar between TO keep
From pitching on each other,
For Harry rolls when he's ASLEEP;
Oh dear. want my mother.
The sky grew stormy, people passed
All muffied hOmcward iarins;
"YOu'u have 10 spend the night with
me-
said, at last, desfairlng,
tied kercUeif round her neck-
what ribbons this, my blossom"
why. don't you Know" she smiling
And ar, " IT from her iosom.
\ card, with number, street, and name
NY eyes astOnished met 1t;
For" said the little one, you see
might some time forget IL;
| And so wear little thing
| That tells you all about II;
| For mother says she's very sure
| | would get lost without IT..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-15

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