Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 9, 1897 · page 7

one “under“ l satellites inhabit
mmsmotnmtsehsat,

Atoll. hotel the thoussau tinny s‘LI

 
 
 
 

m: N La” him 3! the
of his real veapsrlsseo after

is a plain. unvarulshnd talent

2 man’ a life in the Bowery. told

its con words. showing the good
L ‘ that too findunstly shared

 

 

 
 
 

i lived in the liowery for at. weeks
os$13.u1u_l during that than i phar-
gm shoes, trousers. shirt. collars
M ends out of that sum. The week
‘ i had apsatthat sum in one day
lily mutant Broadway hostolry. i
iild lived the life of one who comes to
city expecting to pick up gold dol-
We is the more I lied anticipated.
Is college grtldunte somewhat learn-
in the law. to be able to obtain a
dilution without any great effort. but
.L ’ I realised thetthere was only
ilstwacu myselfmad actual pov-
.‘ I decided to call a halt. I had.
to all new comers. vlnited the Bow-
‘ in search of adventure. and thus
become fairly,‘ well acquainted
its ins and outs. and was some~
that prepared for its peculiar life
when I determined to see how little 1
could live on i took my low belong-
with me and started for

an tumour in new!" m-
. -_ place to sleep was my first consid-
eration. I saw many signs reading
‘ 'flaodgings. lb. 20: and 35 cents per

nigh ” I started to investigate. Some
. I found were more boxes. which had

not been cleaned since the Bowery was

.lir‘st discovered. Others were a shade

better. Finally, alter a careful search.

i found one that. was somewhat cleanv

or than the rest. For 15 cents I got a

small box of a renal. well ventilated

and clean. The heat serious problem
in» m i new from out out expe-
clones that I must malts each many
an a long way. Iliad no prospect of
~ a situation and felt sure that it would

he weeks before I would get one. I
therefore determined to limit myself

to the sum total of '30 cents per day

for food and lodging. This I religious-
ly carried out. and at no time during
. my stay on the BoWery did I go hungry.

For breakfast. in almost any of the

than Bowery restaurants I could get

i large cap of coffee and a plate of

minor. or rolls for five cents. For

lunch I made a systematic tour of the
lsloonsthst served “Free Hot Lunch"
at noon. and while I was often told in
snore plain than polite language that
l‘dlnIllyout ls fer do tellers what buys,
‘ and not for blokes to work no can
game." yet i managed to get a good
but lunch at noon. consisting of meat.
. moss and bread. or soup and baked
on. For my dinner it is true i did
not fare as well as if I had been dining

.0 lamina on Broadway. but for the

sum of ten cents i managed to get a

meal that was at least filling. My us-

ual fare was coffee. melt. potatoes and

.‘ island and butter. Sometimes i would
Gillilste and indulge ln a pleas of pie.
., hill as this cost live cents it necessar-

ily reduced the quantity of my dinner.

lid as l was after quantity. not qual-

ity at that time. there were very few

occasions when l indulged in pie.

. There were many places even cheap»
er than those which i patronlsed. but
tI was looking for sum element of
.slssaliassn and always found it. except
in one case. One ulghtl had a long-
ing for battercsltes.‘ i ordered a plate
wof'them. with coffee. and soon had a
pill of hot. rich brown taken before
ins. which I immediately proceeded to
“tour. The first two cakes were de-
1“in I had nicely buttered the
"third and by way of variety had
mind a liberal quantity of sugar
till it. Then canto the denousmnot as
out into the third calls and found
was lead measles oarshuly lat»
m in it. it! “all" came to a
slim termination. It is annulus to

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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that»

trim with»

iuumflrthatlhsmaehamsud
ridiculed street has am out MI
starvation. There is s Milly feeling
among ell who assemble on that that-
aoghtarsthat isaotfoandlnsnyoth-
or section of the city ram is more
genuine charity lather street than can
“Wiauyothsrniaas in the
world. I have seen unfortunatss share
their last nickel with someone whom
“they considered more needy than
thallium

baring my stay in a Bowery lodg-
ing house I had every opportunity to
study tile life of the people in that soo—
tion of the city. 1 do not hesitate to
any first i saw loss drunkenness there
than in other parts of the city that
are considered genre civilised. and the
heater portion offices who were in-
toxicated were people who came to
"do the Bower!" and had indulged in
liquor in every concert hall and as»
log; ”all they entered. They spent
their money freely. and when they
awakened in the morning could not no-
countfor the loss. so they said they
had been robbed while "doing the
Bowery:

 

You'aaa; “What did 1 do for luei~
denials?" .1 answer: “(in without." 1

shoved myself? which was really no
saying. as Icuuld have had It done at
one of the numerous “barbers’ college"
in that aeetiw of the city for nothing.
I did not drink. For smoking I often
hadsglftoi'aclgsrorapipeofto-
bacco from some person lees unfor-
tunate than myself.

or course. molly could and do. live
cheaper than I did. but as I “paid the
freight” and didnot llve off charity.
my expenses were higher. The Bow-
ery branch of the Young Men‘s Chris-
tian association furnishes those who
have not the money to pay. a good
lodging for one night and breakfast
and dinner. and for it limited time will
give a man's meals for live cents each.
If a mun is ill he can get free medical
advice and free drugs in the Bowery
In fact he can get everything he wants
there without great effort. The life.
may not 31 infield“ o i) is a
cheap on like uiéékchicf
danger. as many who are inclined to
.11 life of ease and are satisfied with few
ré‘mforte' live there and do only
enough work to keep Wives sup-
plied with the bare necwltles of life.
But if it was not as the. many a
young man who comes mus city to
make his fortune wouldilbe up in de-
apalr after the greater portion of his
financial resources . had disappeared.
lint with the cheap living in the Bow-
cry he can manage to hold on till he
finds something to do. and that is not
always an easy problem for "a strang-
er in New York."——New York Tribune.

 

MARIA MARESCA GOES FREE.

(ililcr Purdoned and Puroied Ctmvlctn
Still in Prison.

Only one of the four convicts par.
tinned by the State Board of Pardons
went out from the state prison Tues-
day. Marla Morocco. who was under
sentence for one year from last July
for conspiracy to steal. John (3. Toy-
lor. secretary of the Connecticut state
Prison association. went to the prison
with the necessary papers.“ and the
woman was released. Her husband
was there to meet her and accompanied
her to their home in New Haven.

Emanuel 80am who was pardoned.
will he released today. ills sentence
expires Saturday. but he was granted
a pardon in Order that he might have a
day or two in New York to look up
some property before he sells for For-
tugal. his home.

John Tyler. the blind colored con-
vict. is to he released before December
2i. and IAVI'GIIM Mooney. who In par-
doned conditionally. will remain at the
prison until arrangements are made
for him to leave the stats never to re-
turn.

None of the paroled prisoners are us
yet released. They are awaiting the

 

preparation of papers by the clerk of-

ths board of pardons. flinch of the four
paroled prisoners will need a spacial

of! document. covering the circumstances

of his case.

r “Allin-marveled more
oiths drst grade. no that their depart

was undounotaddiothe oellncooranto-
”mumnmumm “themsinbioatmrrlollsrsmythich
trustbnrwnrlaolofthelstsstpao has not been relieved. There are It

convicts In New from county tall

but madlmmtnhmrtationtothsprlaoa
omm “WV“‘MKMMM

 

sons or fill! monument.
“mannimrnstlsaaf‘thsdoas
sftbsftsrolsttonwiilhshnldlaiisw
Menu. ThainJInsr-y
ayes. rumor the stats
anarchism

 
 
 
 

nos-smut

'bultlcr.

people to Milton. lie was at ones
ksaebosrd s: lisltisn war vessel. where
he is still confined. A demonstration in
1?"; mm “page by his follower!
u e ly restored order
All foreman“ In this‘ city are um
Agenenatounliagratloo is‘ioohsd for at
any moment. it is particularly unfor-
tuoate that at this titan these should
he no Annette“ ship in the harbor tc
protect the Interests of eltiaeas of the
United States

GIRL KILLED KERN.

m m m I“. I'm
- tilled-lenses. *
Waverly. 1... Dec. t~Delllah Dales. a

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

young Woman of this Wishborhuod 'v

has continued to the murder of Jerome
tn. a wealthy farmer. on Aug. 23.
e crime pussicd the authorities com-
pletely until a week ago. when Kern's
son William, who is an admirer of the

.Ilri. confessed that the woman had kill.

«1. his father after the snowshoe and
daughter had told him several ghost
stories. A lynching is threatened. and
the girl and boy are guarded entirely by
the sheriff and his deputies. who swear
they will be killed before they will ni-
low the prisoners to be harmed.

William loved Delilah but the boy's
father opposed the misit'll The body of
the father was found in his orchard
nearly burned to a crisp on Aug. :33.
The son was eusiwctcd and arrested.
and his confession to the arrest of
the girl. In giving her confession Ineli-
luh. who is a good looking girl of at
said she felt no sorrow for the act. but.
on the contrary. mascased great peace
of mind.

To Try Indians as Daggers-
}Ashlund. Wile. Deo. ll.—'l'he govern-
ment is about to make the experiment
of making loggers out of its Indian
words on the lndian reservations in
northern Minnesota. The plan. which
is approved by Land Commissioner
Herman. is that contracts for cutting
dead and fallen timber on tbs White
Earth and Winniblgoshish reservations
will he let to the indium themselves
and no others. The Indiana must con-
tract for the sale of the lumber at a
certain price per thousand. delivered
on the bank of a lake or stream. Fit-
teen per cent of the sale price will he

 

deducted for the tribe in payment for
stumpsse and the rel-flu ”h ‘0
the contractor-.111 rose the In

not sullltfent with which to purchase
a camp outfit. provision is made for
advancing the necessary amount either
by the government or the purchrlner of
the logo. If is expected that between
15.000.000 and 20300.0!” loci u'lll bc‘ out
in the Winnlblgoshiuh reservation dur—
ing the coming winter. and n tolal of
about 50.000.000 feet on that and. the
neighboring. reservations.

 

«some W. Vanderbilt's Val-aisle Life.

New York. Dec. anneal-go W. Van-
derbilt soiled for Europe yesterday. The
rumor was current in Wall street that
before selling lir- tuult out a life insur-
ance policy for 81.000900 with a hull in-
aurnncc company. The annual premium
on the policy was set at 035.000, A policy
for limitation-has no precedent. The com-
pany declined to moire any statement
either confirming or denying the trim”,
which won generally accepted as true.

L Water retain la Kaunas.

Topeka. Doc. il.~Knnsua is suffering
from In water famine. “any towns or»
without water. The prolonged drought
has become a serious mutter. litruama
from which the towns and cities got
their supply are dry. and the walls
which afforded the pmplo water form
domestic purposes have failed. in a
duseu of the larger towns the railroads
are hauling water and deposition it in
tubs fur the use of the ”will”.

 

 

Mutual Politician [traps lined.

Nyarlt. N. Y., Dec. tthohn ll. I‘nul.
one of the best known residents of
i'tm-ltlond link». was round dead on the
road near that place. lie was on his
way in his daughter's homo nt (“lingers
and it is suppmwd that he dropped dead.
tlr. Paul can a prominent Denmcrutlv
politician and for many years an unice-
Ile was 70 years old.

 

III. Inysrl's Ambitions.

Wilmington. flat. Dec. harem"
ltlubsssadnr Bayard is likely to he a
candidate for United liaise "Mint to
succeed lienstm' they of Delaware. Wll~
lard Shulsllury. a nephew of the former
senator. Ell Isulshurl'. in also in the
.licl‘d Addlclts will malts a but am to
control the legislature 1nd secure for
himself the senatorial asst.

ilssvy flanges lbs lillllt'l Isles.

Basilio. Dec. transit I. Wire 0!
Philadelphia was awarded damages or
no in the united drains oirciut court
in a suit again: the New nausea rail»
road to recover tor the or that»
mans trlclt mars Nam
lulled in a railrosd collision liar W»
terhury. (loan. art. It. “It.

A lines is AM y
. Mimi. Nun» fine. We Goddard
d Nautilus pleas factory” was pnrtlellr
destroyed by fire?“
by 0:0 egg“. “01.“an
s a on mice.
building and stout

 

 

 

 

army «I. i. chem or iheltlns is L

. which ‘wsa ‘

[and aura of sit silos.

 

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east .
aso pleasant
to
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unwrap!

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as” Washington}... .Isrwaik.

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J. 1:. JENNINGS.
UNDIR‘TAKIR.
7W8'I'Rlli'l'.
Odomwwnrm

millennium ‘-'
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rote nous.

In effect November :Ba‘. ‘ltcll.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR NEW

YORK.

. "neurosurgeon
1.1a: 8.1 .8!» I. -
~IiiLi‘l’x.i i.i l. ”its. 0.00. l. 07. . tilts.

0.33. 5. bus. 0. ll. ”€5th 8.1mm”.

a
. all. “in. Mill. 0.1!.
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LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NOliv

~11. anti.i 7.00 ii.illx.0. cm.
tutualamfllori

Dun.

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In“ .3.“ “tall. ‘lu‘v
21'”, o “hi4. "all NW .
AVE.

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LEAVLIBOUTflgiA WALK '0!!le
A. M. «i. ll, lilln. 0.00. 7.4! 0.40. 0.11:.

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021' la..- a“ lain . Mill. can. 1.11.
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ta,tI-‘4‘a1 v a

6. :l.“ .ils. mm 10. 0.1!.

An LX indicates some.

 

H 0‘ Li D Wheaten

 

Wm. l0 and is. sum;
daisies. hermit. au-
tln. Orange and
lanes Inst.
Qlllts, Irspsu
figs. nails. Oranges

 

company.
chimed." Laud “am- '* L

 

Alston Indlcsl Co.

.0 title noel! go to EtiropefornL
which»; “charminsde righthcre

by the American Walthsm
--Tllro watch more

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Mans ‘

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noon remain.

 

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in .
twifli'mo. Nada-Lu. mien

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Paper-Hanger. hint-leer

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“ALI. un .
nu. its!!! all Ileana
immerses:

melanoma. ‘
housesI rxflm
mommy can-mucous.

MI '

M Nurtheau'oru Registry Bureau. El

9 “I School aired. LI i
33““ Boston. Mass. Sm. '30. 't'.

if ll.li11..lt .N hummer
Fallout-Riv lbwuuxlm llnyourCOM- _‘
P00 "0 Eforlin- hair. .
wills» "th i bought arample I» ma 3

at "it?!" ai Fair rim liylvcununoluas ‘

[nominally nr-t‘uainm will: your r-~1 u— .

mntativeuuvl wt llhsulilfel) no faith

the coinlmunl wimlovcr. Lrltill I new i

it out! have been mun- tlmn plcumi i

 

with the result» obtained. it hsvlmt
done at: llhal was cieiillw t furlt toll“. .
nui now] buy it nulls mo ~rli~ and lmt ;
through any iii-moat friendliness of g
ymlll’ntm Minnie. Donut Miiulelu g
illiuf'lli Mini u». l nip-co Ill. .is i will in. l
pleamul in unaer' nil «locations which .
lliil)’ l limit my “10521) E
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Read
lhen_
Profit

Upon the first symptoms of
n cold. procure a boat of Dr.
Man-land‘s Acctou. Take sc-
cordlng to directions and it
may save you from a long
and painful illness.

 

 

Cm
Q‘Oon'l Agent.

 

 

will cure the grlpzcures head-
ache. and neuralgia; dons
not elect the heart.

LCOIi as: at Drunlstl.

gouthlmfisilway

lunar till 70
”All”.
_ has“ “a" in“
little. dsgssata. Heaters lsrth
«callus. Ill raisin Innis
Isl northwest.

 

gold, silver and gold filled - ‘

 
 
 

 

Beautiful Designs

in Vail Papers.

Are matinee hard to get. But there
are such things nave _ We don't
want to seem boastfah ‘

 

Thatisoaeroaaon why we have the
tradewotlo.

inter-studio

‘I’ypowritoraf

If so. you should know all
about the latest improve-
ments. ha

SMITH PREMIER

Typowritor
is all. Loader in Improvements“.
This company has issued an

a mansion pinch of Villa
A" firmly; free. hand or one. 'l‘hs

Smith 'rsmlsr Typewriter cs.
Brnacuss. N. Y.. U. a. A
New York adios. 887 Broadway.

New Haven office 1770mm stroll.

 

o. w. RAYMOND.

Funeral Director

and Installer.

so ill-onion.” Germs
lb lam-m.

Residence. a (rumor Terrace.

Telephone at house. ill-0 1 a

blood in this ell-Ilium
shown in soft twillld. W
trimmed with Valmm
and lace.
hox- -plaits formed from
that give a trim
waist and aliord new
low the belt.
ate the back from the-full
fronts. which disposed lit;
the neck and drawn inch!
girdle that can control '
shown. or be includedlm‘
'nrrn seams and howedin
tie on one side. Theft

seamed sleeves. of L L
lions .‘ are simply I .
of lace and feather
collar. .
with a trill of lacs“ .
feather stitching of: ’

sores of a width
and otherni .ng

gores that lit the fig
the top expanding grad
the lower edge. The
in» extended by graduated
them- man be omitted if not

writings of each and to (lid
oath gore
run he further ellipiilllwli .
rows of narrow boning. At ill .
the pelilront in an under-lacing .
its a casing through which a Wild
tape 01 libbon is inserted. ills “L .
out at the second seam turn more
tor and carried about MM .
in from
either straight or bias and.

in the manner shown "mm
trimming to desired.

urml. mohair. saloon. and!
frequently employed. Wham, m
mer weer
special favorites.

 

the medium also will mm
three—fourths of fort!

tarts.
yards of twenty-twovlaeh 1
"the! pattern. No. 7.0”. “W
for a 32. at. 36. 38. 40 and = ‘
pressure. The skirt nucleoli."

Ililvillrh wulat measure. I

 

 

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Us In ““0 m
tars.» ll”.
Offices. on Main Street.
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HINTS BY “1
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The turnover; ‘
'l‘he skirt‘or .. . L

The shaping ll

lhc reeds are held to print,
The flare at. till

”the foot will! m it», _

'I'ilficin in black. chem mflh

pounce and it

To matte this Iacltat M m

The skirt will m

is cut in sizes for a' 38. Id. “1

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lislne has ll starch _ .,
largest number of ll m ‘
union.