rlbut,Without a Home.DemoiamesThis morning Dr. Johnson’s family.The dcolored, were moved out of Carpeteral tow;iligbt•Alley. Mrs. Johnson went down tolion wil!Mr. W. H. Child’s and asked theSaturdayiriioa•privilege of stowing a few things•m.in his stable, under the plea that theThe ftid neyrain was damaging then. Soon afteregates U:hick-Mr. Child was amazed to tee a drayentitled:killeddrive up to bis stable with the houseMadisonhold goods and part of the coloredMilton 1irson»family. As this family has beeu conShelby 'I Monroern to-sidered among the worst denizens ofLancasttHar-Carpet Alley, Mr. Child declined toGrahamadmit them—so the goods wereRepnbliilebra*tumbled out on the street. ThisSaluda *3 Hanove: SmyrnaParkforenoon Mrs. Johnson passed downi canSecond street with a helpless babelamerin her arms aud ieading a small oliildTot5c.by the hand, and crying as if she wasThe vt theAio the greatest distress. Wheu nearmeet atPlum street she got down and wascioctsoc'• A lltVAunable to get up. The women in thelect theiU»» VtnmMneighborhood went to bar assistancevention,^UUICVand found her beastly drunk. AboutPreciinoon she got down at tar as Child’sAAV vl 1No. 2, 1 No. 3.1Dobbsstable, when Mrs. Child very kindlyd wassent dinner to the distressed family,No. 11,Mon*but Mrs. Johnson was too druuk toNo. 4.1aptisteal, but lay sprauling upon the groundNo. 5, ! No. 6,1 No. 7,4rinitylike a sick hog,■ • •No. 8.5onfec-and isNORTH MADISON ITEMS*No. 9, f By ordtmerlyBilly Day has returned to North Madiand isson.pastryMrs. Ann Moncrief is visiting relativesU A