... , who crept along beside the gutter, only pausing now and then to fumble among heaps of garbage. Curiosity was pricked. I watched one, and at length saw him pick out of the refuse a gentle- man's glove, thrust it furtively into a bag, and go on again ...

... animals of any kiud, and garbage wherever found, A very trivial matter constitutes, and is punished, as being at- tempted escape. A prisoner going a few yards be- yond the unmarked boundary of the place of work to pick up weeds or garbage is a common ground ...

... mite just able to walk who was eating a. rotten apple picked up in the gutter. The infant was of the street streety, as well as of the earthy, earthy, but he was intent on his morsel of garbage, and sublimely indifferent to such incidents of existence ...

... here, and turn them into almost new ones. All of those shoes, he said, pointing to long lines of them around the room, were picked up out of ash barrelsby Italians and brought here. I began this business about a year and a half ago, and I find that not ...

... solicited charity in the street. She lived on crusts of bread, the refuse of cabbages and other vegetables, and such like garbage that she picked up from dirt-heaps. Last week she fell down from weakness while passing the door of the concierge from want of food ...

... Clode, butcher, with the bit of meat in his pocket. The meat was valueless except as food for dogs; it appeared to be chiefiy garbage cut from the neck. The man in chaige of the slaughter-house had his attention called to the prisoner, and it was found that ...

... do you intend to carry out the policy of your predecessor ? Indeed I do, sir. I shalt carry it out and derofit it on the garbage heap. SHOULD HAVE READ THE PAPø- Where is Stoxon Bonds ? Where can I fint1 the insolent plutocrat ? cried the wild-eyed ...

... courtesy, and re- tired. PUBLIC SLAUGHTER-HOUSES.—No attention having been paid to the notices for removing the blood and garbage, the Surveyor was ordered to take out a summons against the lessee. PIG-STYES AT ABERNANT.—Mr. T. N.Jones appeared to support ...

... , who crept along beside the gutter, only pausing now and then to fumble among heaps of garbage. Curiosity was pricked. I watched one, and at length saw him pick out of the refuse a gentle- man's glove, thrust it furtively into a bag, and go on again ...

... prisoners are not pani.shel for eating candles, oil, grease from truck heels. wood, oakum, weeds. or a-ny other substance or garbage, except prison ration. The afternoon service in the chapel was conducted by the assis- tant chaplain, called by the officers ...

... groaned a be- lieved 'in her so thoroughly; I thought her so pure, so sweet that-out upon me. I left her, dog that I was, for garbage. Curse him 1 he cried in a paroxysm of rage, Curse her, with her smooth white innocent looks. The whole world is blasted ...