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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-04-02
0RANGE COUNTY,

ORANGE COGNTT
DRApFoRp,-Albert Kennedy lost q
valuable horse u few days ago, The
people showed him tokens OF snbstan'
ual sympathy
WEST BGooKFlEIp,-Nlrs, J., Phelps
attempted recently to commit suicide
by taking Il large dose OF crccso'c'
The use Of Il smart cmctlc saved her
life.
ORAsGE.-B, Johnson cut his foot
severely While chopping aiew days
ago. Oqe toe was cut quite of and
a cash several inches long was made
in the foot,
WEST RANDOLPH - Rev. J' D.
Goodall interested his church people,
the few past Sunday evenings with
very good and instructive lectures on
Bible characters
CuELsrA,-Freeman Tucker has ro-
moved from Chelsea to Tunorldge,
We learn that the business ON Mr.
Dodgc's stage line to South Roya''on
is very good, having largely Increased
since he took charge Of it.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Allie Lane, II years old, was
caught in the machinery OF n steam
saw-mill aud instantly killed ut Chi
chester on Tuesday
Lewis Barter, convicted 4 year
ago of forgery, has been granted n
new trial by the Court in session at
Haverhill. New evidence has been
discovered in his favor
Martin V. Dickey, the Plymouth
murderer. pleaded guilty OF manslaugh-
ter by advice OF his counsel, Hon.
lIenry Bingham Of Liulctop. Al'or'
ncy.General Mason W. Tappen sin
Uav,rmll and concludes 10 accept the
plea. A healing will he had before
the court for sentence April s.
An Exeter family have been quite
badly poisoned by eating bread baked
IN cheap tins bought ut five cent
C, unter.
Lewis Charlton a colored swnd
Ter, has been collecting subscriptions
at Dover, Portsmouth, and elsewhere
in New England, for colored church
project at Westminster. Md, winch
doesn't exist.
Samuel Monsley, one Of Yelling
tons soldiers at the battle OF Waterloo,
who has been living in Tumble clrcum-
: stances at Oxford for the last thirty
} years, has just received $4,000 from
deceased relative in England.
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iGnrtianii.

--Joscph Enright, Esq" soper'n'
tcndcnt Of schools IN this town, and
student at law with Davis & Batchel-
der, Windsor, has been appointed o
Notary Public.
AT the last March meeting, the
town voted TO consolidate school dis
,rict No. IS with No. 9, at the Three
Corners. The Union district has
elected NJ, Il. Goodwin, Esq, pruden-
,ial committee, aud propose to have n
graded school next winter.
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Qucci,cc.

ssucchcc'
AT the annual school meeting,
held on Tuesday evening last week,
the following were elected officers OF
the district: c. J.. Whitman, modcr-
ator; j. T. Sisco, clerk; Orlando
Harrington, collector Stephen A.
Buchanan, prudential committee a
tax of 60 cents was voted,
Mrs, G, W, Fogg, who has been
very i'll with erysipclas, Is recovering
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PrOclOrsyIIlc.

Alexander Stewart Of Proctors-
vile. the alleged cousin of the late A.
II. Stewart, has returned to his wood
pile, and it is said that Mrs. Stewart
and Judge Hilton have given him u
sum of money which will pace him
beyond the reach OF want for the rest
of his DAYS.
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Ciark's Anti.BiliOuS Compound
A y Excellent Spring Medicine.
Il Sold at CHAPMANS.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
DIR. JOSEPH GRAY's ESTATE.

The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Probate Court Of the District of Hartford,
Commissioners to receive, examine and ad-'
Just all claims and demands Of all persons
against Dr. Joseph Gray, late Of Hartford,
in said District, deceased, and the claims Of
the dec. ased exhibited in set.off to the claims
of the creditors. hereby give notice that we
willmeet for the purpose of examining and
allowing said claims at the dwelling house of
Edwin c. Emmons in Taftsville, on Tuesday
the 9Th day of April, and on Tuesday the Goth
day of August A.. D. 1879, from ten
O'Clock A. NJ. until four o'clock P. NJ, on
each of said days, and that six months from
the 10th day of March, A. D.. 1879. il
the time limited by said Court for said credit
ors to present their claims to US for examina-
ton and allowance.
Dated at Woodstock, this l4th doy of
March. A. D., 1879.
:: G. 6: s HMHGfSi Commissioners
LEWIS PRATT, Administrator.
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Windsor.

Windsor.
March went out like a roaring
lion and April commences like tiger,
it severity Of weather with wind and
storm are TO be likened this way. The
snow paths had to be broken out Sun
day and Tuesday morning OF tins
week.
Many people are moving this
week, among whom it Is noticed that
VIM. Batchelder, Esq, Of the late
law firm Of Edminster & Batchelder,
and recently connected with States
Attorney, Gilkelt a. Davis, Esq, has
Just moved out of the Old Doctor
Torrey house, Oil Main street, into the
rural river residence OF the late Hon
Horace Everett, eX-M. G, long since
deceased.
Mr.. Samuel Giles has purchased
the "Smith" farm in the sixth schoo
district, recently occupied by Austir
LamLerton, at the low price Of 1920
Hon. David Hunter celebrated
his 10Th birth day, on Tuesday of Thu
week with the democratic spirit o
1879.
E. /. Woodward has been quite
successful! at horse shearing the pas
week in this vicinity.
Rev. Z. n. Goddard preached a
the Episcopal church, on Sunday las
and intends taking charge OF st
Pauls parish on the Goth inst.
Call at Vose's photograph room
and look at those steroscoplc views q
places Of interest, when you come t.
see Phair hung next Friday.
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listers Meeting.

Atthe Listers Meeting held at The
Town Hall, Woodstock, Saturday
tho gOlh u'to The following scale Of
prices was adopted for tho appraisal
OF tho average Of kind OF property
.,..,,l
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If Adam had been created Il boy in
stead OF full grown man, he would
have dubbed all the apples off from
that tree, before the serpent had a
chance to get through the fence
around the garden.- saltwater Lum
herman,
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BIRTHS.

In Woodstock, March Goth, daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Montague.
In Brdgewater March a. son to MI. and
Mrs. Nelson Dmck.
In Bridgewater March 81, son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Nelson
In Ouechee, March "a, daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Miles.
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Barnard.

Barnard.
Geo. II. Cleavland has sold his
farm to a Mr. Eastman, who has TAX
en- possession. Mr.. G moves to South
Pomtret.
The managers of the Old Folks
Concert, lately given here, have been
invited to give the concert at Ran
dolph Center.
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Ludlow.

Ludlow.
Social religious meetings are now
in progress at the Baptist and Me'ho'
dist churches. AT the Methodist
church 1t is expected that the pastor
will be assisted by j. NJ. Culver of
Windsor and J. L. Knapp Of Mount
Holly.
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10000 Feet

OF SEASONED SPRUCE FLOOR
BOARDS for sale D. cheap. In
quir. of F. B. Merrill, or Chas. L.
Woodruff, Woodstock, Vt.
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Bethel.

BC1HeI.
The people Of Bethel are indig-
nant because some one is poisoning
the cats and dogs Of That village.
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PATENTS.

F. a. Lehman, Solicitor of American and
Foreign Patents, Washington, d. c. All
business connected with Patents, whether
before the Patent Office or the Courts,
promptly attended to. No charge made un-
less a patent is secured. Send for circular.
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M4RRE'D.

In Woodstock, March 3lst. by Rev. T..
P. Frost, Mr.. Joseph X Hatch, OF Wood,
stock, and Miss Elvira A. Harding, OF
Pomfret.
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Also just received q full Inc Of
New Furnishing Goods,
of every kind.

Our store is FULL, our goods FIRST.
CLASS, equal in every respect to Gus
TOM MADE, aud our prices rs Low az
the LOWEST. As our goods are all
bought for CASH down we are slre t.
give BETTER PRICES then you can get
anywhere else, AS we have adopted
the CASH SYSTEM and sell only
Tor READY PAY we can give LowEp
PRICES then ever and no one will have
to pay for bad debts contracted by
other parties,
Thankful for past tavors wehope ty
our low prices and fair dealing to re-.
ccivc large increase in our business
in the iutarc,
II. T. ROYCE.
Woodstock, Dee |, 1878.
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We are glad to SEQ Mr. Samuel
Smith at his place OF business again.
after q briei illness,
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There will be public installation
OF officers, followed by concert by
members Of the division, assisted by
n few Others, at the Sons Hall, next
Saturday evening. Doors open at
half past seven. Free TO all.
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THE PEDEsTRIlN CONTESTS.
Thomns keneney Trying TO Walk Fifty Miles
In Ten Mours-M MnIks EI.eMhere.

Thomas Keneney Of Company d. Slxty-ninth
Regiment, began the feat Of walking MY micsin ten
hours IN the armoy at Grand and Ludlow streets at
= NJ yesterday lie made the fourteen laps that com.
peted the nrst mile IN lDs minutes lie finished the
second mile ia 10 minutes ~ seconds the Third In D
minutes 10 seconds Don't spurt, Tom said a sanguine
hacker Tom evidently thought HVorably OF the advice
for he Stacked ny, coming u the fourth mile IN
minutes II seconds lie Is n small wirv man
about % years Of age AMI obliged exert himself
deiahly 10 make anything like good time at all Al
the twelfth mile, which he finished al 6t, O'Clock he
showed sign, OF wcarness At ga hc accomplished lis
uiruetl mile lie was then an hour ahcsd OF time. ~
tins time ht showed uum-takahc SKINS uf fatigue llls
face was hauchci and once he totrred ~ II about 10
TALL hut Wa- quickly strndied hy Of the Attendants
HIS friends, however were still confident o his ,yuulng
tlc wager, and he finished his toructh mile 90 ~ in
II minutes $50 Nnds. which AlIu two hours
Ats O'Clock last evening Peter an Ac.s finished 0ul
hN miles ui his Oh hatmllc task Edward Btdrn I'm.
ls,d three iouru7 OF his undertaking go minutes before
futh men were walking In fine style. Btllcus last halt
bon ulu ~ -tr
Miss lcunc Sinclair ,'iu sucks courageous'y 60 hor
gr az pri reir1u undertaking. q walking HUr quarter
miles W ROD quarter hour. az Mozart Oarcu 500 Brook
victory. nnd sANr the impulse 90 the female wtlhlus
mania Miss sinclair has nov been 900 the trIch since
last NuuiAN tNthus uni az % O'Clock last Wght had
covered '3~ quarter miles She Boston lrl aud is
John Peter tHstnu. "Wc hl- Swclc.' who left his
Murk iu Che Jersey Cay sukAr huu,c ANA without train.
ln- uuitiN tNr task nf Walking luii miles iu a.u
hnlrs r tiampius arolnl thc tet tparer track n Ealc
iais wall uOt hs uuui he drup, from -nr,r exhaustion
Al 10 CLOCK last u.ht lac had covered $50 miles.
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ALiRM ~ SITKI.
Indians Threatening the Whites-Aid Asked
ofn British Mnn-OE War.

VICTORIA, Feb. l6-1he steamship Califor-
MIA from Sitkn. Feb. 10. arrived at Esluimat
Feb. II. There was much excitement in Stka.
the Indians having threatened 10 annihilate
the whites The whites were armed. and await
INK their attack. Three families came down in
the steamer fleeing from danger. Storckoop-
cr- were preparing to sail in tho next steamer
Iuh"r .tropolsky ana his congregation,
of Stha.. had petitonrd the commander
of Her Mnlesty's man-ol-war lying at Is
4uimuit 10 como 10 their immediate aid
On the might before The steamer arrived
an alarm WIS given through some ner-
yous person that the Indians werr preparing
for nn attack, and the greatest .e0neteruatlon
prevailed among tho whites. People barrod
ther doors and stood ready for action. Tho
priests house was crowded with tcrrnr-strickrn
women and children. WHO could not he iudu 'od
to return - their homes until daylight The
steamers arrival crcnted more couldp dpucc. but
icnr began to gain ground before her drpar-
ture. The whites are well organi2'l. ana in
case they cannot cunciliate the Indians, will
mako n desperate fight
James Brown was murdered In his cabin
while asleep. lie was hacked 10 pieces with an
axe and his remains were thrown into the
ocean. Plunder was the incentive 10 the deed.
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PRAISE FROM SIR HUBERT.
Letter from the Count j Joannes TO the Right
Hon. Sir Joseph Porter, IA. C.B.

r. ihffis NfN~H, fq. 4 fsf Comedian.
DEAR SIR: Following your admirable por-
urmance ct thc N1oa.iirrs 90 the play of Daniel
bruce wrote to you letter Of communication upen
your excellent acting ani make ~ n what might hr
termed shakcspcarcau creation Your hisiriouc sAll
ami mcutwcrc also manifest n your pcr.ouauon ofmy
ancestral countryman Cipfua Frn NJ lrts in shake.
spares historic tragedy ol King Henry w.
uu happy that my former luI- iu 3nur dramatic
talents D, Asun confirmed h your coutrst rof.Hnsuon
ance OF tie hgii Hia' >i- J.jA P7.',- A q n IKu.ht
Commander OF the order Of the Bath fs Lint NJ he
Afmirng.
There strong temptation 70 any common actor TO
make mere hunuon ~ the character but with duc
spect you AS an artst looked and acted t gentle
man, Yet With sgrf dn oeii. and facial variation re-
qmfrd 10y the ptrsonauon, ID Fyru dY1gar, greatly IN.
creased hy your singing and distncncss O enuncauOn
NJ auditor could believe that YOU the same person
as 81 J'IA Porter, who acted the former characters
arust should he sorry indeed II an auditor could de
ec IN me that my king L~H aud Ciaue A,ilfsf OF my
Snihcin Lnif Dun uefrg by the person. Gar
ucN name rested uIon his ereAt contrast dramatic
lersonauon llls Romeo and Kug LclS were distinct IN
actor. artists are eternally the same in per
son. voice. Ani features AMI never QroW vanity lose
their own identity II = that loss vor part that us
raised Nuu 20 the RANK u arust, AID which recognize
from lraCucal knowledge The N'cht Hon william n
suddenly 80 created b, the Prime Minister England
tousu ni low hrti vet of hush hDuur AMI aimnt-tra
tive talcuts-Wnud Doc well pleased that hrs porfruiurc
l. seprcNnted by 50 gcnemanly and excellent an nrtst
asNuursct
unac acquaiued with each other remain. Yours truly
GfoEGt, rnE tolNT JUANNIs.
cir or NKw ioRK, frh. 10 1870
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FIsHKILLs PLUNDERED BANK.


PoUGHKEEIsIE, Feb. lG.-Thc eNa mination
in the Fishki.l Bauk suits was continued before
Referee Brewster yesterday. Tho first witness
was John 5. Langwoythy. Deputy Uni;ol States
Controller ot tho Currency He exhibited six
$4,000 bonds which had been cancelled. They
We're the ones originally signed by the Fishkil
Savings Institute 70 Wilmerdins h McCaudliss.
New York. Witness also exhibited a copy Of a
resolution hy which the bonds were ass isred.
the resolution being dated lsf2. It's signed
James l.. Dean. President. and Charles J.. Bag
tow. Secretary Of the Fishkll Savings Institute.
and tho seal u the institute is affixed 20 H. II
lurpl plrtrd o. l' copy ot resolution upon the
books ot the Savings Institute when IN fact no
such Ic-. luton can Doe found On the books.
Nor was james T.. Dean President nor Charles
l.. Barlow Secretary Of the institute in 1862.
Charles +. Iartow. the next witness, hwore
that he was not Secretary Of the Savings lusti-
tut" until 1872. ten years after the date Of the
resolution referred 70; yet he also swore that
his signature 20 tho resolution was genuine.
When pressed 10 say when lac ilNed his name 20
It be couldnt tt-N He had no recollection OF the
past at all. He said he never intended 10 sign
The books Of tie bank or had over been passed
10y the bank authorities, nor did he ever COM
pare the resolution with the books oi the saw
ngs institute. The theory is that Alexander
Of one on, the books. got him 70 sign It.
James +. Dean next testified that he did not
become Preside OF the Savings Institute until
the fall of 1869 He was shown the six $1,000
bonds. and recognized ms signature on the Dack
Of them as genuine. lilo swors that whom he
signed them he signed them in blank. An eX-
animation OF them shows that they were
ass gned 10 Wlmcrding & McCandliss. New
York.
on his cross-examn witness said that as
President he had the custodianship Of the
bonds, but they We're in charge OF the Treas
urer tAlexander Rartowl He said that the
$50 900 stolen bonds were formerly kept in the
savings bank. but the year before the National
Bank Of Fishkili suspended the Savings lnstl-
tute passed resolution depositing them with
tho Safe Deposit Company, New York, whore
the Savings Institute had u safe. Witness had
"a key To- the safe and Barlow the key 10 the tin
box inside. Not to the knowledge OF witness
were the bonds ever placed in the tin box. The
first he knew that they were gone was on Jan.
3. 1871. aud they were never used with the
knOwlelao or consent 81 witness.
The examination was adjourned to March o.
al the Astpr House. New York.
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up which slight additional price was
emerged. were well dressed young men and
1uuhg women qunf1lng bcCr and gazing into
eacl othor's cyes from across the tables; hus-
pnn5us ~ 5 ana wives with broods Of little children
a., Wo beer and all listening TO the music
p'ioW lnere We're man more men than women
Ply here and there were mothers with
uapies IN their arms and little children
scor ~ rheir sides Youngsters elamored for
mon were evdeny Ge1f t6o fn SGmS oi beer Pi nbS ni
pccaSlonaly one seemed inclined 10 be noisy
% nHi tme sharp tap from the cane Of large and
upiiultous special officer quickly brought such
10 thelr senses. SO there was perfect order and
good humor The music rose with lis enchant-
ing swell and so did the smell Of beer and the
homo quietly.
The west Side also had largo gathering not
10 near concert by Gilmoros Band. The
nhhhgers have dropped the fiction Of calling
, We entertainments sacred and simply adver-
Use Use them rs Sunday concerts The great
Theatre was crowded In every part
Dy an audience. that would surprise
ana an +, rSa,, grieye New England puritan.
LOT IL was up TO high standard Of Intelligence
miu rcspcctability judging by Appearances.
me programme could hardly be called popular
IN tho common acceptance OF tho term Tor i
qHerei 70 me public liossini's "stahat Mater"
Liszts hhapsQdie liongrOise, No. 2" para
phrase OF Lurline' by Wohli, and eeections
from the, works Of Proch. Wcber and Don-
zettl; and the better the character of the music
Tue heaTiier was tho applause. The audience
Mns such ma only New York could produce.
inc reserved scnts. which included all down
sAirs and most ol those in the balcony. were
ihcd with well-dressed. attentive persons.
Srnlskin sncqucs. diamonds. and elegant bon
n"ts we're plenty among the women, who
escorts wero quite IA well dressed. 1t WAS no.
sye9pe sgS9 c,.,iia,t, tna = majority were middle
lng uelr sunday evening in a way
that seemed 10 them suitable aud sensible
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OLD BRIINS IND ms BO0Y


TRENTON, Feb 1G.-The great event OF tho
present session Of the Legislature. the struggle
for and against tho bill by which tho Central
Railroad socks authority to bridge the Morris
Canal basin at Washington street. in Jersey
City. will probably DO determined tomorrow
night. for which it Is made the special order. In
the mean time. Old Brains. Receiver Lathrop Of
the Central. has been drumming for recruits
ever since the adjournment OF both Houses on
Thursday. and ex Senator Reckless Of tho Long
Branch Division and Col TAYLOR of High
Bridge. managers OF Old Braln-'s most deli
cate hduclAry trusts, have been Kept continually
on the rack 10 stitfen the backs ~ his support
ors Barney tou'hG Ford OF Newark. who
npurlshes the baton OF the Mutual Benefit in
trenton. has been Omnipresent with the EssoX
mcmbers. Arms Billy Adonis
Brown and ienipotentiary Nokes his partner
also OF Newark, could not even Get over vestor
day 10 Ben Aaron's brilliant opening Johnny
warner has had the Bordentown barrooms Wild
Win admiration all tho week over his eloquent
dissertations on Riparian ownership. the reflex
influence OF tidal water spaces. and the inherent
CONSTITUTIONAL right OF jersey City TO project
Washington street by viaduct 10 connect With
bedloe's Island From the office cf Lawyer
haw hhewis. IN jersey CITY is said. an impenetrn;
bridge
The suspense was dreadful yesterday after
poon when the Hon. Joseph Theophrastus
Meeks was reported 10 have gone 10 New York
aud entered French's Hotel mystcriousy But
tne NEAR s5ryss Ss at me hotel and n9thing ungsa
two or three persons from the Court House he
met there. II was concluded he was mer. .ly get
mont The Hon. Tcrrance McDonnld also
caused a huttcr at headquarters by an carly
visit g. New York on Friday. and thnt, too. was
allnyed when Il was usrertained that he had
merely dgopped over TO settle grocery bill.
Mnlch hNl oNrrEroWn ny reason oi sundry bes-
seut 90 Trenton To show tho fellows by compar-
ls9n what poor stun Is set before them here.
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Mr.. rrothinsham Tired or Work.

The truth Is, Mr. rockingham said ycstcr,
duy, am tired Of his routine. and must get away. J
have been working here ilr twenty years. and want
chance liaNc no definite plans as To where shall 20
or what shall dos everything isin the future" lie hai
resigned as preacher % the Masonic Temple con-rcga
ton and The service, will be- Discontinued on the It OF
May nhis sermon he complained thal the great mast
people were prevented from reading The Bible nelli
gently Y restrictions placed ulUu their reasoning pow
or- Here L. a book he SAID, "tcpetr with bog
furNlrs nllsi with sentences crowded with wisdom
sound IN pllu-onhy pure m morals unt aromatic with
TIE olor of the breath of licy but We not allowed "a
discriminate between Oh" part AMI another koCacd
christian people LAY, This !, uie ord God, this Ia
your authoriiN, believe II al a.it comes the Holy
Oh ST. We ere Co take the Obs rhc. unreliable IHssagcf
a. ne rit of God g. his propic. How unreasonable
Mhht Literature II without It's obscene Not the
English, not thc Spanish. no literature that covers
space o' 2pb years The Hebrew. well as the others
Is 4lAllD A gi
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There is real dcstitution in the rear house nj
J22 West Seventeenth street Unul Friday last the place
was occupied By james Mcmahon his wife and four chL
drcn For year Mcmahon has been too III to work and
his wife has been trying to support family by inakns
shirts on Wednesday ning child born ~ them
ami cu Friday the ihthcr tell dead while sitting In his
chair. leaving tc mother and i've children the eide 8,
only IS years od without money the means OF getting
any Ih. neiahor. gave NcMnhou decent burial yc ,
ttrlHN Mrs Mcmahon. holding her huhy M her arms
sail Ny husband has not been able to earn any MONEY
uf ihoic ihHu wear naNe supported iuy family by
inaiin- sitt, <VAtrcf uf Eighth avcuue eight
.'h~ t'e Wa. able to make from - ~ 90 e. IS q
W'tk About the holidays two of ms children fcll sick
wish -,Hitt lover ami since that wc have had hard worI
toFt broad can DO oil kinds sewing and hore Ia
get Nuie ns soon able tn don't which VIII be 10
Two or ire wechs luthc mean time don't know what
llH.e Tor linn. ~ "