, 1879-02-02

know they had no nsl." '' IerlapS," Salu SOIL
| ly tinlid young girl, who had not hitherto:
! spoken; "peIhaps it was all eaten upstairs and
| there was none left for your
Charles q: Crosby, senior member Of the firm
Of Crosby & Baney, Boston, died at his resi-
dcnce, No. 81 Stamford street, last Sunday night
Hc was member Of Columbia Lodge apd
St. Andrews Chapter, F. and 4. NJ, and also
Commandery Of Knights Templar. Mr. Crosby
WAS - wears old. was twice married, and leaves
widow and TWO children by his first wife.
He was wholesouled, genial gentleman, and
he had many friends in the West, particularly
in this city He died Of Bright's disease OF
the kidneys.
A strong effort will be made at the close OF
the morning services at the First Baptist Church
this morning to raise some money in order to
get rid Of the financial entaDglements which
are at present worrying the congregation. a
member Of the Committee appointed by the
i church to raise the necessary amount to reduce
the debt to $50, 600, stated yesterday that the
Committee had seen all the creditors, and had
received q proposition that, if the church could
-duced from $4,000 to. $4,000: It is
proposed to raise this $4,000 by
cash subscriptions to the second mortgage
bonds: It is hoped that that portion Of the
S16,000 which has not vet been raised will be
secured at the. meeting this morning.
Aid. Jonas, the protector, and Mr.. Henry
Rottner, the manager, Of the Free Lodging
House, corner OF Wells and 1ndiann streets,
have made a report of the work OF that iustitu-
that 3,012 men, Of almost every trade,
have been furnished lodgings. Among
the dodgers were 1,217 Americans, $50
Irish, 679 Germans, and some from al
six colored. The average agc Is IS years:
Every lodger is given good bowl OF soup and
plenty OF bread before going away in the morn
ing. Each lodeer may stay three nights in sue
ccssion and return after q week. They are
orderly and respectable in appearance aud many
return after securing employment to thank the
managers for the help extended to them. The
report closes with detailed list Of donations to
this charity, and, returning thanks for past
1avors, asks for continued assistance.
A newly-wedded couple IRON Oshkosh arrived
here yesterday. and. after seeing all the sights,
brought up at q fashionable restaurant, where
the groom said galantly to his shrinking part
ner, 1Sarah, I'm going to treat you if it busts
the motto and the turkey clean out Of this here
silver dollar: Mister. you bring us some oys-
rers, the best you know bow.'' The man
speedily returned with two dozen raws on the
half-shell. "What's this, hey?" exclaimed the
guest, With rising infection in his voice.
"Oysters, sir, on the half-sheli." responded the
waiter Il WE'LL" replied tue guest, calmly and
deliberately taking off his coat, "1'Ee neerd Of
your Chicago tricks upon travellers, and know
look as if came from Oshkosh, and did, BY
thunder: but you can't play of anF OF your
oysters in friedrich butter-platcs on me, young
man. You just hump yourself, and bring us
tin round 'eu. and the XXX on the she'll like
they came from the hands OF their Creator.
Think don't know an oyster when see ite''
tits about this present time Of year that as
sociated efforts in behalf of favoritc charities
are usually made. The most popular direction
thi 1nerS Is anematlon tnat nnmoer % oi t9tnes IN
.9's l.ne me ~ DleParation, anu pr9mlse IS eiea
department ol aannetnann Hospital Is to have
nanoso.n9 oensnt, ioF Mnlch sot11e u Ihe oese
a1dateuI taleu1 ~ lue e1ty nas oeea eaeaeeo'
fro h encb a. .cd 1 TS Pot , sas
iaeea ie leol @ .ne csst tre2Ga eaea ana rs
tsn,i9a has been bee %ads s;,, It includes Mr. Henry
Mcrs nMlasloru, IT,, M1: McAtila1, ~ nr Daoa, Mr;
~ tea51noo' ~ ~ <app'eeon, MI: Aser a1n anu
-MSS a. topelanu: ~ oate oI sue Ply Is loi9'
anu " ats n.,,a ~ 1n1 u e peslou
tasntou ~ pla.e; aS1uany pI39tsu u lllae SGae
hasS ueen 9p1nneu, lom "i1.ea 1tesses i4r lle
le'uluS lazy a.e uetnS nlaue. IVY pS,lolu7
and another at the residence Of A1r. Crawford,
on Calumet avenue. As an accessory attrac-
ito, celebrated lady yioiiniste will it is ex-
pc tied, play.
Tba pos,n.s+.r h,a -.c.;vod ~, f,,r,,a- ,nfo.
at;on veetarox i; raard - .bo - fn.,'ra 1noa
lion Of lie Post.otice. nor ba1, he reccved onv
ofc;e1 noti,e - a. a'' Fraa,en,e aa m doe anf
Ha Is sr;ii confd,+ tha+ ti,a nna. hn;,dinr MI,
ha mt ~ ehona and ea;d That ~" affnr+s ~ 80, 49,
e1tFa annrnnri,t;on would he nusheI "a rn,,ca c
ss noss;h,c Wr Fraeon te ,ow nt;csr - ~ ~
Poitfire nen,rtment as fnatv @ ".u. mode 10 ts his
dec;son which ;s IN sm5stance % that tha h Pnste @
Gcs mst acnu ~ 1ha Hnnor as Tue Ron
mil 1ha GoyeE91rnent Rn;IJ;ner Ooen oen
he fittcd m for 10 re.a,+,or
rha Honore R1oct ;s nov readv for occnnppt;or
and the only onestion is how soon the G,,stom.
Hnnse R11idinp con he pottrn readr # II can-
mi he firel m within = reasonah1e tina tIa,,
the Pnsr0fi;cs mnst ~ hac1- tni1s o15 n,,ar+are
s+ronr cfTort vii ha ma1a ha~a1a- U ~ t'oEo
II fittcd IN snnar;n1an5an+ hJ"noro,1 - ,h;.,,re
that ~ can eet - raodv hr H., 1e+ ~ nn1;1
qua conarsss,nan y a}d;;c Il Lie has hss u Ap,
tn sccret3ry She,7nan askin@ n' +hat mt'''en e.
tin,sfc. for f,;rn;sh;,r 4ha 1,aaar,s1,t ,.,ae
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