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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
MR. STOKES'S F.tL'KN TBICITIES.
-Fl* RT I ER CROSS-. \A .HNATION Of THE ntSBAND
OK THK C'ONTMTANT.
The cr*ss-*x .initiation of Henry M. Pile in 'he
?.Hike* will contest was oom inned y>-atei-lav before
80r__?__? U*Hollins. IliLprodu.-d tjertaui P*?t*_***_? '-y
which ho liied tin. dall of riiiiV-Tsattoiie- which ??';
had h il witta Mr. Stok-e, and abont which lie had
?been crus-examinf-d on a previous day. Iii re*'.rd
to Mr. Stoke,...- man..er in conversation Mr. Dale
?aid fha il wai abrupt; in apeak mp: of miine il
muter*, or unv mal .-?*on which lie f-lt strongly.
he __?*_?__ e_oite.il and walked nu an., .lown ttl,
room in i nrvous manner. He often exorcss-ed the
opinion th t the country wa* B-oing to Mie hui *. he
" w.nlrl aell bia birthright fora ehillina "? .es. ho
?would i'll it tor ? sixpence. As tm mi" cain.' Ia ac?
cept his lifter, h-would !_?-lari t? sri vc it nw..v.
The __an___at_f?Did he oller io give anybody any
iluug t<> lake it I"
Thc witness?No.aul I never thought it pruiicH to
cn J him on such an offer.
Mr. Strikes. Mr. O-ile _?aid. was sharp with hie fam?
ily, and eil) cialIv with his ?ons. He told them if
tia* (nulli nni came hoaa. la lune fat ?______. they
could li.ive imt li 1;. tr tu eat. In r fcrence to
Le ir. tinentlv expressed thc hope thal hOfgo dei cut
?..?lunn in'trht bo foaud to inall'V tliein. U>- wis es.
pe.ially__.i__iousth.it James mit. .t lind some de?
cent wmii Hi to tunny hun. lb* ex ar _-*__?-.
those sentiments in regard to bis son* DMHITing
furn Mtiie tn ton ? (limn rh a term ol years. The
laet um.- the witii'ss baud this subiect iu-nIi.>n--<l
-voe in 1881. .. illvuu st..kc. niuaritt- to his
father ilia! in regard to Jama, ha b.i'l 101 tbe
thincs iii train and that he exp-e'e . somi IO be in a
paaat-Oli tn claim Hie pr nt um which ms 'lither ba I
tillered in any ona abo could lind u wile fur Jam-**.
>tr. (.tokea _a_U_ nothing, bul only groane ?" I
He ...'...ri d to consider the timinie "f a wifefor
Janu-s a very desirable niece of baaiaeoa. hit. Btokee
bad ? liaini ed i. euinc tin chickens after Ire kf .st.
Ile cai! .red up ibo M-rps and crumbs fruin UM
tallie, 11 it- ii opening lin* window and atebpmg back
aouie distance fri'in the win.low. attempted lotbrow
the breakfast for the chickens out of tbe winnow,
tbe result being tint ihe heals of th".-i?
ait lim. a. mut the table were showered wilh bon. s
?adf-crapa, The family cuntinnilly norona!
"With himon tldsHiinoving imbi*,but all to M ell.-et.
Mr. Dale ds.. srbl that lrmii 11.7.. to IKsO u cou
?tant snuggle went on bei wen Mr. Bj"k.-s on the
one side and bia family OB Hw other, the obj. rt of
the struggle on tbe part of ibe familvbing to
" teaco Mr. stokes st*, le." Mr. Mokes did nut care
to leam 'stile" aud always restated tue ellorts
of Lia teachers, the members ol
the family often re?nc.istrrit-d with hun I
abont something which lie might __.d*f*f, saying
tbat "it waa not style." A ter IhTm Mr. .Si.ik?_ lost
much id bis former will-pow. I, aud allowed bia will
to be controlled bv others. On one occasion Mr.
Stokes off-Ted to sell the witness certain I exact rail?
way slocks at a price much below their value. Ibis
Mr. Dal.- considered an irrational act. The case _ ill
bo con: inueil on March li.
BREAKING UP A COCK-FIGHT.
Polite Officer Wvun on Thursday night 4ieeOT>
?red that aoot-k-fight was in progreaa at _____m_'_ra
pt in Jackaon-avo., Long Island div, Bergean.
Carroll, witta eight oflicrs. at 1 o'clock, in omer to
escape observation, march.d to thereir of K'-ar
nev'.-liquor-more, on tm Iraak of Ike Leaf le-awd
JKailmnl. The eergea it then divided his tories into
two Bonada. Ha took eocomaDd ol one hitaae I, aad
positd tlie men in front of Hie store, on .laik-nn
ave. Tin* oilier squad was ordered to abtattl
trauc e, if iio-Nfihie, in thc roar. The tour oBeotO,
(mu..-.I u iii-li lenee, aud l'uun i a tmmt door ni" tum.
tn tho barro 'in on thc srroiiid floor milne med They
Tushed inside, and secured the bal keeper before he
had a chance to alarm tuc men un Min**.. Ser_e:,-it
Carroll and the nfticera in front of thc building,
hearing their comrades inside, burst open thc dont
of the bijiinr-stnte aud followed tuem uo stair* If
the pit. When the imlii-c reached the nmui iu
wnicn thc light was in progress ihey lound cyr two
bundled men assen: bl esl there. 1 noir ?ppaaraWM
created great excitement, and the crnwd Bude a
break t 'i the door, tsiine msb-d lo the W__d-?W_,
ami nM man in Ins exe 1 aaa* nt inti t Maw, which
was thrnv.ii io him by sonic imtsouk in thc yard, to
his Icu. apparently uu .rn lb- laawlui1 t: mi he
was fastening it to a lixiur. in the room, aod ttaaa
he" leaped .nan the wimin.v to tin- grnanal. ii- waa
pickedinn Kinalung lifiv iv, and earned tna'.u
riage n nt nv. lt w:is repor ed at the tinta ih it his
hrp waa broken, aud th it he was o hatwiee injured
internal.y. lt is said that In- lives in T, taUt-ave ,
iiiii.isri.y. Aii'.'i > r nn waa found by oue of tin
D__k ia u.iin.'iiig ta Um window -.ill nu the an lade
ni thc h..ri-e Sj t..e tm- ol his ling. rs. .**> % i (
apni ns over the kal usira l-s. rollC-l n-iwn the stair?
case nd aeeated thnniirh tiiebairooni.
While ifie exe.te ..em wi- a; Iii if iirht tho lieh's
tM-ro suddeuly exiing .ishc.ii and inau\ of .lies,. .
tatms got awaj, aiiiioug.i tba poiie. area Ibeu ia*
voivcrs und Itataataaed to shoot tbafinl nan waa
oatt it.?? lenin. All tu" persons mi's iii vera
inarched Ur the briniH.in. where s.-ven m
pic s.e. I om hy ihe oibaere. Tlie res- were allowed
togo. 1 he prisoners iMio t'i',.en to the potic. sta?
tion. The) -nv.- theil nair.cs ns U illi.tin (?? ul , ol
Pat__rac_i, H. J.| Thouaa Keiliy.of tbeeann iiy;
Owen Malreadr. So. ft_*0 l_eat lbirtoenth-st.; \r
thu/ Maipfay, No. .".-'ii i._st Tunu.-nth--i.; J t n
Kelly, boatoo, Miar: John Ciarka, rai.?-.>? m, s. J ,
And Jobi Hi elies. No TIA E__M TuTtv-s ?< ?. n.|-st.
1 he> weretiken bedota Jfoatiee Kavensgh .
Sag afternoon, and oath was lined ffitD. AU Un
pruouera paid tbe noe excei.t Hagbes, who waa
cmnii'itu'd to ikaOaaati Jell far twentf n..\-. tba
policec iptared ttaiae cooks and eoatiacated all tb.
property lound in bm at the pit.
A FUHEEAL BERT1CB OF SOKG8.
Desire I.. Houvet, wno wah ataboedLaad killed on
Wednesday tngtit at No. Hil ."sii,1j uvt-.. wa* tanned
ye.torii.iy nitemoou i.y ibo (jaei4t_ ( nliaairv 1'lnl
aa_broplqne, ol Wini h he was a metulicr. 1 In* Innlv
was leriioveil fruin rm nu.lennker s ttaoaatooon ta
the roome of the so, iel.v in Simluve. Belele '1
o'clock ui.ii!> uiriubeieof the t'eieie ile LAiint..
and of thc aaeletf uud fru-ioisoi th_ dead maa had
asM-mblfl. Auiiin.1 t lit ui were Messrs. B__riaqnet,
tbe ? (rok ol the tlotlaian Hou-e; Fete, of 'he Astor
liouse'. Maiii'uit, of ibet'raud I nio'i; aad Oeerg.
liaiU.n, nf th. Tappa. Zee House. The Inueral r_>r
vices (iinsisiod nt tho r.in_;in-' of un Ave Malia uud
**0 "salt turis," by K. Geodrel.
Whea tbe room was clear?<d, Messrs. Ilenrr,
tyouie, Altre-l (,av_.sos mid Aciiille C"u/in. tho p.-ill
begreis. placed the col.ru in tho hearne uud the
tuneral proceaeiou of seven cairia_e* was nastily
ia____M_a a large crowd having nathcted in tlie
ueigbhoihood. Maur of Hr.- pei sims _t tbe funeral
walked ou tbe auleu alka lo I nion Buaaia, wheio
n-lditiiuial coaches were pi nc tired. M.mv otlnrs
went hy the cars to (jicenwood, wheie tho body
Waa interred.
NOT ABLK TO CURB HIMSELF AT I.1.AST.
Sa'i.uei T. Fowler, a writer ou and tem Im, nt mc_
ni-l ism cmne tn tins. Uv Irntu Fbil?d?iphi? on Inh
ruarv SW. and beardetl v\ ith Mr. bently. ? Ueutist ut
Ho. '101 heat Thirly-fourlti st. Mr. ileutly has a
email family living on the Hist Saar af the. laae
, mont liiiu-o where hi. otiioe is. Six other families
live in tbe building. Mr. Fowler, wno is silty
yesrs aid, bas aa>eited tbat tie was uni. to core
amallpo-. und nth,t diseases by aiakinit p_-we? on
the bodies ol ilie patienU. Hie eon-in-law, a doa
tut at No. 1,802 .uasiei-st. I'hiladelpbia, baa a
child >vbo in suffering from smallpox ut the
Sresent lime. Intoiuiation was seut to Police
eadiiuart.rs on Thursday evening that Mr. Fowler
wm ill with a suspicions diseaee. in Mr. lienlh'a
oft ic* l?r. tleiniiiiiller, of the Vaccinating Corps,
went to tbe place and saw that Mr. Fowler bau
ha* moi iii.i.'ie smallpox. He enused ibo patient to
be removed to tue l.iverside I'ospituL
8lTFKKlXi;s CAUSED UV TBICHOTJE.
The siiiterers from trichinosis mentioned in Thk
Trihi KS yesterday, ure (Jitstiiv '??te.dim (j, ti cabi
net-mnker ot No. HI7 Find uve., bin wife and tho
oldest ol their fonr children. They are _t_-_.vei.ag
lrecaure lew trichina- were lodgeii in the lim, ?t
whi> li the family partook on Pel.runty li,. Mrs.
Stepha, h wus attacked on February 19 with nausea
and pains iu lb_ abdomen ano limbs. Her little
daughter was taken ill on tue following nu. and
on the day alter lhat Mr. stepb.cli was attackod.
All throe srrtieird in much tbe same manner. Tbey
were unable ti sleep for several nights on acoouut
of severe musoular naiun, art _r_ii tamed with pi..fuse
peispu.itiou. Their laces ntd eyelida swelled and
Uioveinents nf their liuihs were painful, 'lim
yoani_-r olnliln n ol the ..tinily, who had eaten only
? liUlo 01 tbe fat of tbe ham. w ere not sick.
?
.VF.AL.THV MEN'S NAMF.S DSID AS DECOYS.
The I ire Ci>inmi_si.?fUTs were iuforuied yosteuia*
(hat nu!.no-n swindlers hate Iraen obtamiUK aunia
Of moue> liom woalthy cititens, on pieteuoe ot < ol
lectiug luuds lor the new Lifo Having Carpa which
lsbe'u- oritanized. Frinied subs, rintinn list, ,,^
beiuK eitculatesl by the rut-ues, names of prominent
men bonus written before larne amounts on tl.e lists
tc make thurn appear ueuuiue. A young man, weal
lug tbe uiiifoiui of a iHsirict Telegraph messenger,
look oue of tt_.se lists to the house of a Wealth* lady
in Fifth ave. a lew nays n_ti. _nu asked ber to
?abaerlba, The names of .Villiain II. Vanderbilt
and one ol ins sons v. ere written on tbe list, sue
aigmu her name ior BBB und (rave the lunney to
the siiiu os-d messenger. Fpon makins.* laqatrlee
aMerward the lady learned ttiat no money was
wanted b> subsiTiption fur tbe L1I0 .Saving Corps.
the Fire Hepartmeut having sntllcient funds fur the
purpose already apprcpriaied to lt.
A VESSEL SUn DT A COLLI.-ION'. .
fsome nt tbe emiilnve* ,,f the Homers F.urit i\. J.J
?, **?,"'?- "'""'Penv discover-d on Thur-riav, oft
N-a Isle Uty, east of Town mend's Inlet, eight mi les.itt
lUMPs, a sunken ttiree-iuaated ncbooner. 1 here waa
Sot_ingto Identify bei, exccptiug tho U>tte_a"?,
."on some 01 the tackle ?bltfcka, and the name of
'? llalway llrotnenidr, W<K>dbury, Boston," on tho
Jon-ail. ll was evident tiist she Dad bun Mink in a
t< .iision, as she waa cut tb.oin.h anndsh.ps and
(lotbinf is known of vhs crew. The vessel was
dentiti'd vesteiilay as the schooner Enoch itobin
aon. of Taunton, Mc, from Provideuco for Haiti
moro. Her commander was Cantaiu J. M. Blake.
Bbs asa balli in Bath, Me., rn Ihsi, and was owned
by bsaniul H. Walkie, of Taunton. Her dimen
nonB were 14H?4 teet in lenirtb, HU feet beam. 15
feet depth, aud 574 tons nieasureuientv.
m
ANNIE SMITH IMPROVING.
no light YF.r riTitowN CPos the way in wmen
sns was nt'RT.
No new iliscoveris* were made yesterday DB lhe
ci BB of Annie Sum ii. tue girl e ho was mysteriou-.lv
wounded ou 1 iicsilav in ber father's house, on the
Richmond road. Staten Island. H. O. Smith, ibo
prf* father, visited the police sta'ion nt Stapleton
in the 'iiorninu and complained lo Cspiain Uiake of
Hie Hones |ba| (iud beru told of him ami ins family
relations by lhe newspapers. He had bein utossly
iiiisieinescnied. ue BBS*, m iniernew* willi Mr
Mullen, whom bc had thte.ite.ieil to piosecute.
Later in the dri,y lie wa* vi'ilel bv a TBIBUNS re?
porter la whom Its* made tho fOUOWMIg statement:
? I have been a victim lor years of unhappy donn ?
tic reletkinc. Tt?-*p? ot aa I n_!i*h ion liens n. I
married in St. Louis, after n *hori acqael-taecc, W.
H. Mullen s sister Annie, and came to live at Clif?
ton. With lin I spent a vere unhappy lile. Mv
children were Innpht tn deceive mr-und mv money
waa waste t In wEtS-Cf, she died in December.
1*7... Mud then i aaaaeeen control of tue ehildrea.
1 ioiioil ilictn kaeori gibb* Tba twa bays vasa the
w,,i*t on staten Ulead* lu I871, ono of them,
1 ion a ld i)., aaa com iel nial Rion mond of th Mt, ami
Hie, o'licr. Percival H.. mus qnitoasbad; but anon
Hie lliiileislslldlllg lhat liit'V Sliotlld be sent \S e*t
by Hie i iitliiivii'? Aid Soil,.tv. .1 nile;,, Hainan! did
not ? om in il I In-m. At l hr isl inn-..] SN I .t hey cb me ba. k
an I ? .niiril io ? I af'ow ace, lire. Smith, hiv lire*
en! wife, pleiiil.il BO har,! Icr ihem tba! I nave Hiern
a chiiintc I.nt BB the., returned lo theil vic ,m* con?
tinuion*. I di* ante,l Hiern. Mullen i- a half-brother
of my lir-t wife W lieu ho cm* reading law Bs 11n ??-I
with BM and never paid one dollar tor Beard, and
yet spoa toe lirr-t euee tl al 1 pptve hun he chraieil
ins. ami I called him ? aeoe_*_reL Ever aioos be baa
beeti ii y eiieui,-. lhere I* Uo tinlh ibool my Ila
treatment nf lhe hors, and ns for Mis. smith, site
ti i- been :, bet tel f i ie: ni t o t bein limn their owe
tn itlicr ?:i?. When the liov* ciitne bach liomin*
\. cst thev wanted to lake Annie, nu' Bather bil no
monet 1 would n?,l co iscut. It wu* 2 eVlock ia Hie
Moraine when they seme*** ne Anne-, that Uwby
1 would not Iel liietii we uer. I conn the tu!lei?l in?
vestigation iii tba mattel ni the mystery. 1 li'i* bas
been no i!l-!ie?l irnt of the (Tiri, in fact she lin*
been pelted all her life."
Mrs. Sm tn i?aid tba! tue aectoT had eonipliinented
hei upon her skill as a nurse. One nad done nil sba
could for Annie, she said, and sim wu* verv lunch
hurt by tbs atone* that bsd li.-en told of her Hl_
8inith s theory of thc explosion is timi tim tri ri whits
playing picKed up a cartridge and threw it on thr
lire.
The kuchen in which Hu-explosion is said to have
tiken place is in tbe basement. It is a large room.
With stone ste|m leading ont of doors Tln-re i* un
ordinary ranna ic Hie tooan, w Inch s- em* to be sound.
The BSeae that Hie girl wore a! ibe time was of
gingham. '1 here is a hole iu il about (wo incite* ic
diameter at the spot *>heie the missile entered, tbe
edges of which are lrrccular bikI charred.
Af first vt-iv little Lope vci* entertained of the
girl's recovery : bal she has rallied from the nnock.
uud dow slums signs of impi ovement. Al>hou_li
Min- tm i i,e, n ict lc** .mi le recMb dorins tbo night,
when I>r. O Ilea visiled Iteraboiil iie?inye?terdBV.he
declared that her condition wus linne favorable.
Later In- told Coroner Ambrose that if tbe child's
cn,.,titi rn oootiaoed n* favor,,hie, he would en
demur lo extract lhe mi**t!e to-n .y. Cantata Blake
has succeeded ia dia-oin lng nothing nor* than bc
knew ai lits:, and i>i*tn t-Attorn \ (Jallagbei de
clare I last nigh I thai there u i* ne ezeaea (or inter*
lerriiceou nirt part. Coinner Amhroaa will be pres?
ent i ot lay whee tba attea pt i* bb ol rc toeatreot tn*
mi- ile. Pew p,!.?.rn* believe tl.at it can bc uiiy
tbiog but ti bullet.
minmi: conways si rr wnTiiv.A.vN.
Tbe anil of Minnie Conway lo rana a tbe decree
of divorce between levy and hi English wife,
which wee to ooioo before Jodee Donohoe >???*? <-r
d y, wea withdrawn. Jahn H. Bird, i*> Coe*
way'-. .un--,), said to a IBIBVNB c.
iii r nard le Ibe natter: " tue snit w .s
withdrawn bocco**) I Bed o -tai cd t r mv
client. Min* Coewnv, the rel'el ic tuc!) BOC (I -
sired. An afr ??-1,'Tit w ia m de on I eht arv 2H
between Mr. I.evr'* wei?wi and nyaeli tb
Conway'- ami iou should b grauti . I I kino
v.lat led Mr. Pete li t't-r tc make roch an
a icement, lt elves us all wa asked for,
and thal j- all I i ra aleut Usa netter.
Il Mr. I.,-vi'* eonneel airreea io tri-ant Kin
way's motion iifn-r she t.ti* na e sorb i
avains* h'm aa to tba nannei In a lu. i, ;
divorce wac obtained, tt ia no N?Sir ol mine nod I
w.ll have to let von di iw row own loft i
that Ms* ( ..ii ? a. dc bred Ul tins i ? lui I
ont exactlj a herc sb* stood?what ber reel h-ual
relaiio s io L \\ were so thai k,,e might
what farther aetie i co li be taken. Sha bte* fonn i
thal oin and is ho .ir s ii Wo- I, I ibm .."
Mr. Dilteiilioelci refaced lo sav anything nboti'
the ec eec?von! or to atate w hy ba bed imvit i. Re
woind Hui ec cn .., be had ,
itiio ..ii, h un agreemi nt, boi wonld be di dj
bad done so. Il ? a mid -? .
Cnn between tbe agreement and .Mi** Coe
ehexgua mains! him.
SHOOTING HIMSELF IN A HOTEL
Banool 1.. Wright, a us: ai tbe Tremont House.
m'.i i.iii-.uicv.cv. i "mult t ? rcsicrda]i <-11 * -1 -
nunn bi *b .oiing hm.sell in th* le'i l,ien*t willi a
revolver. Ile w ??. :, ploatct ir,.in idgauCnbo
Connie. Korth Caro!toa, ead hod boon *t .yum at
thc hotel shoot three week*. lorine Ind twa wi
titree d uv* be bed asea ed nerrena ant i un plained
ot teellug badly. Ha hi kde hit irtaugt-im
ic,im- 11. c tv on ?in-'.t <><i... U BXpreaa train trom
Jersey t itv la*l uigtat. A* be r, -m-inci in in* r.ami
ali ibe aiieriioon. ntOe*cio k tbe bola! elora: went
no t<> sett aba! had dote!nert tum. Mr. Wright waa
found ('.tad on tbe be ,.
CAUSES OT THE REI Ol. I AT SIM. Bl
Thc As*eiiili'y Committee on St.ii*- Pfitona
lield n se-sion last night al the Hot-! Btaoswleh. The
only witness wa* the Balee!pol kia pct-, J, sse Iiixtin.
Sf sing Sing, who was rxiitutiieil liy ex
.fe.t-- T.rior, soaecel f?r Warden Broth.
tie . i bfbiie* the paddle lhat In- arima*! had ward, when
" paddhng M waa allowed. STbea bs ?* paddled" a arl
oner, be In?feted fania one to twenty bin ss cali. vs i aa
a ronnel accost] tadrera*ad tc leave W*ecfl,bi
waaai lon . In icm r linea all thc keeper* oouid pnnUh
thc noa vieta, ead spits oiithc part of tee ?acpar* often
, allard eve -in Jtiini-hiiieut. Of tbs Iwsuiy-two pris
cn r? mat baal test!Bed that they bod been excessively
niiii-h tl, bf e n had Bcvcr received any pe?tab?Mat,
T a altin)** denied bari ar vcr Infin td SIS blowa cn a
t: tin nu- c. ? re waa twenty-flic. The
lvecnt revolt, he itiougui, wu* I .r.-'ly doe tu tb
enior'- oro, r pic) obit nu-certain piiniKliui-nts, tbs iieiion
of , a i vc-lb.',(linc BQBtnlttaa abd also to .Mr. M^emou'*
ttiVn,. letters fenn eoi cit-.
In rep Ile >!r. MaytCC i?.ron sbM : ?? I kni-Tv you tung
I ?a* yon lage one from l>avjil ' l'rnder,
n id I heanl you tonk otners." 'lhe wltuen*
dented ever using a club on a convict. Tba
abolishment o! " paddling:," he added, " waa ln|uri
oiim to pri-oTi disci),:ih ?." li,- ,.enica (i cr bavtes tcso
tirnsii d or mdictet: fur tbs luur.ier of any pr! nmr, ont
-admitted having been arnsteil once for ruiiiitmr away
fran ea enptayn io whom ba hui beac aniried a*
appn utica. _
AUCTION SALES GE PICTURES.
Tho auction salo at Bdtrsrd Schenck's art
room*. No. 87 Nas*uu st., was tobtlnuod yeeterday. Tho
attaadaaaa wa* large and thc bidding active. liBiiblgiiy's
"On thc Oise?Bimi mer Time," cc a? sold forfTOY-.-Turklsli
Heaiitie*," by lacon I'.l'-hct, bCBOSM (078; Charles
J boo, noa' "?andaeap* ami Blieep" weat foi Bl._rO,aad
"Landscape sinl Cattle," hy Emilie Van aSarrke, bnuigbt
>]?l.:iig?. -what Shall I Answer," by Cb*s. Hsttgnlet. sold
Ioi rTHi, and Maresncdela 1'cna Di?sa"VlBc at ?arbe*
zi- ux." .7.',."i; "PrBpsrlng for a Walk," by E. IteuUlKaoae.
hold for tt-HiSi, und "Cupid ileconclflng Vi uno and
l- rebe," *i*<i.
The sale of mo.lem palntliia'a from three privutc collec?
tions closed at (Hillie .'. ( n's lt ll Ile IV, No. MB 111 ol,ll * :i V,
i.iat Bight, Some of lhe beat pelCCS Of Hie eulin
v.-,r,- ns follows: uI,!in,l-c.i|ie ami cuttle, bv William
Hurt, two examples. fTJUft und Bfi39 each; "A Ml-iv
I).ic,"by Corot. B900. bswlght by Mr. sven; "View st
PomptoD, N..I.," hy David /ohnaon, S750; " l_od*eape,H
byUcorgo lnne**,*810; "Munn oe Lake George," oas
ford lt. i.Kb.ni. .?*:-."();-rh > Doc aa a Model." Ik>*cb.*H)Oi
"Iievoted Attention," O. M. Botigbton, sf?:.sl, ami
"Amusing thc Hauy," by Schlesinger, ?:>:>0.
A COLLISION OFF RARNEQAT.
Thc wliooncr (Jliuli* Lawn ncc, (!ap__o,
6omers, which sailed from this port nc Fcnriitiry 'js for
I'biladelpltia, ri turned yesterday ?n1 Npartai that sin
bad been rm Into ut about I p m. on ine dar that sim
sailed, when efl*Bernese*, b) tbeaatsnablp Alp*, of tin
Atlas line. Tbe eeboouer, wbteh bed ber nara ead mia,
fen tiiiniiis ll.Jiirr-tl by the colllslaii, weill to .lei c
lust nig.it foiiepalrs. The Al|i? is now lyii.g at ber BtCT,
st the Toot ol west Twenty -th-*t She ,in. not i
tba OOlllSlOn vc hen Kiie arru i il. lier mi-hi d i.tlic, r.
Colder, *.oil !a*i t rcnlas thui tbs BOaooiicr wu* . ??
head on ts fore the wind, ail I at tirol hat) li'i llattil* nut.
Afterward *.k showed inc ut hi/ 1 i_.-tit, a gTSSS Instead
ci ii : ? 'I om. on ti r siarbosrd. Toe aehocoer foll alona
Bld* thc BtCI.I, and lid bi nun* s: ruell abd (lanai,
?teanii-r's tindui "'lin- Kboii er'- rigging."be added.
" wu* damuL'i d sena, teouga aot a BadTwaa tera if wc
h..d?irui'k In r sijuarciy. lt wou.d hsvo ^unk her."
BENEFIT TOR THE WB82 TFREERS,
The aiiililoniiin of tim Academy of Music
wa* only fairly well Oiled luat evening, cc',,ii ___? let*
\ini and iii* Baaapaary BBajnaaadln'TsaohBdlater," ht
the henel)t of tbe ?uflereis, by the Western Mimd*, "Thc
nx-eipu," said ___bgerOataBaee, "eanaanta si.nm;.
Thl* la $COO lc?a than uni stScr bcOM Bl Dis en?
gagement. Wc have done on, p.it. Bet m,
inittci baie not dltplayed any energy at ali. In aectinl
BBCCWltb th.-ir desin wc aeut them three thou?BDd ?d
missinu ticket*, slid nf tliem I have heard nothing
Tbe sides frou. tb!* sonni- may laereOM the receipts herc
a few biindred dollats. From tlie pl .mir, must bc donne!
rd IO* nut of the Academy, tbe oicbcstrii, udcrlisiiig,
lilil-iHMiiUat. aii.l nt?er Incidental Bipetuea atoouatmit
lo r??0 I ula will leave .r>bn foi the fund, with ? p,.
ndiliii'iii fioiu thc auk-of ttdiiji?*lou Uv kc I* ol wbioLl
bavckpukcu."
THE SINS OF WOMAN.
FOI'KTH EJ__rn___ LECTURE DY Db. DIT-.
THE (IIAVr.ll. roSlTTOT OF THE SKX ____b THK
lill lt 81LTI1.0 FBOM IT.
Tlioro was a large au lien.*- last niglit at
Trinity Ctispel io bear too fourth lee uro ot Lu. Di i's
I-euten course on " Woman-" Ills sn d.-ct was "Hie
Sins ol Woman A___n*t lier Vocation." Aller a few in
tiohulory remarks Ur. I>lx spoke as follows :
Men, once I pun a Minc, ha' riuiiuntle thoa (ta la if
wiiiinii : ilie.i (1 mantell seriously un I ,. irrinin* tlieir
worth Hie r pre. loii-iiess : Upc speeches were h- "i-.li r
of tne da>. anil li ere w. is a true atm honest rmi.dry In
society wii.eii Meenie, t.. woman aa ii.r foaud il
on i.igii _ilin.ru inn ano dev..ut .mil..hi dcvo on IO
mr. hut tbtt wns niue ii .on a tm e. a ul te line i- p
Mirri l_n_na_e lieiltt d ihos.i wuohcJii sana What rom i
lie uud irai.Hcem.eiil mt.ons ni UM moth r, tho stator,
the wi e. We live in a viler if n.u s I ard. ra. ; our eyes
?ie Oi ased. Tlie ola opinions lin t- r ro .nd an In
Ilea..1.-timi mi|o??:.i.al; lb- brats d' oe. ____*?
wi,ii ib>- tanny ; mailitj '?a* iiii_eri_oue ae i?ja ; ue e
tii'iutf. dui re'H.. Ii'is mete Hi ii.'ami Doooens.
t__-_fw__a_a or tn Wi tn ii In ih- WSJ I ilii'V wini a
lill r. in t.nii.. Lol ih.-,,' li" _ sircia. i .'..iistni'1 mi
whir in the wo.iian s_all Oe _*_-__?_? i<. sinai..!.-r
With mau, h..ic In.' 00 In r w..y. u.i i,ei a i in
l.ir ni eotoplltneiita nor hi? rt oran. n. ( r-.t cant;, s
are enme; ftvntot elianifs ure (-'11111*11:. inc
world m.1st Oe recoils inn r d t*t .lie idea'
willi uer lem tr rn . be, -OWrd WAA nt
M.e .? .11,1,1 v, uni l-t us bara in ber idaeetheactual
vr, in .-,, tit "ii .-ne .-ta. 11.ni tess 11 ..I rn lien ways a.id
<i lin,ii crow . w_-ie\er sile linij Oe
Wlianv.i' nih l.r i? .ui.ler i--l . timm* ssvltigs of
11.0 un- .mi doab ? " ttont
ex .-.1 1 t...1 1 uu. -timi mn lb?M Ihe peel IMO "i
woiiirin nus ei,nii_e 1, i I __M ur lue mot e. 1 , ilu. e par
UOUUUM sim t ..Illili a tl.e M.-il m1 w.i. n* in -? -
Hie. . .1. iii ?.. I', lie pani lier ls le-s, 11 1 :i_e na. lunn lt ,0
lie t-rivi iii ; te iniii.le 1111. Il r pr.lue. ; lu. m v. -
, ., . |B UBI h i .in.' " I LU I sm' " t" a ' '? WllB IMI
...au if sue _.r a mau. dui
. 'un,j .!? 1 ?:, r 1.em' I'-i" B* rabi lt, alni _e
i v. 1 . 1 1.1 -m..y lin tatt le- BOM, "lorilee
ciia.i__ .... if h .< Mi K' . .ame I" ll ls uni iii. lin-n _ HO
>..i. .v/..ii_..t t.,s; im- ,1..li's ..ni .h. tl -.1 1.n
11 Ighl e.mil inpi nu li.1.1 na.ur ami ral a 1. Ulu
u.i 1 ne r vaii.i.liv.n.
I nei -i. a> s....i-itii.ie shout tM sebjeol ol lin* evea
mic's l.ei..r. ; 1 h d ia. lier 11 .1 mut-li 1 ..tad. "i.miujy
iiiu.k ilu. Itareirriiiiiii is .. loots 10s of tua nisi -. ? 1
I* milleu I nine re eired. .Nut lo; nu, liol BO. 1 ""'I
lt.o ol., id as. alni..1 .m.! 0"..*l the lu.toein <i,-v,-...i>
li em ; i.e.1.ie any in.mi. ulm le.ir i... 1, .|. es h. r il .. >,
sm jtives us in I er life and inls tue ptctOi- Ol a
true um. beautiful ueawMiNaeee, I r.-m up ead
bless li. r and tin ln-r reverent lunn it .
ll .s thus 11 un sjilrlt nf i-f*-1 unj.tmi 11 (nat I st.a 1 _..y
waul I mite tn-av ...-tiijcni. lt is ru. er u a nm. ' 1
m..1,s laure, of won I.-r, ?if . x 1 ft .1 itmn. Wny du
w.i...eu err aa iu,-) (WI WnglnWrW lu. ui_jlve? to meu's
level I W.y should Hie lpn- It" ad.ie ..t I I...-ir lin. ne.
a .11 Ko 1.own iain ide rm-, uni net unseemly psrls ..nd
I iv ii.f r mimi lu lue tl is, I let ll. Lins tall BTenlas
of suiuc 1 bun's donn by w.i ..rn which one wi.ult
bave suiil 1b.1t mi _. .man, vii,li a woman's
iii.it un.1 a wi..1.a.i's sense, mill al., r .lue n Un . .0 1
j .1.1 if,-, -itis mi uai araby lu to gr.m s,.rolaa__s; and
ir I sp, ali nus el. n.u,' uri. i u. .? . . I.MSS ..f M... ll IS l.e
e ms.- iiie line noe* n..t permit ns a 1 ike a lsrn er aui*rej
ni I.e U.-ld. Vio shsil linn! ourselves, then io thine
Hip es :
1 ne lack o" st ons vle-vs af life nnd the tishit of tura?
llo, tue tii<.ui.iil- exclusively t 1 eui... >?? ni.
i ba ii ur... 1.1.lo 11 sf i.e idea i-f natl iiuiiu.i. us shown dy
rule, m.- nt..lui e?i it ?'m low .md un ..v., ;.-> rn.it.Vea.
1 n- nell.1. r .te de ermin .tmii Ol touM I11..1 ri (1 Wninen
.1 III. o J. ,-,s 1 or Will, ii iiiuiriallM WM IlisillUie.I j
tn bsve nu real MUM . I" sVefd hist tue pott I and oexl
tue tares a.id dali's ol matei DIM.
Tm- Hali. , wi, e re a linn itv.,nf Def feting lt by
s, en. 1 mt ,1,0.1 of the tl ,,. away rm 11 it running
nt 11 e.I-.rem-ii ii..?I .mn.ng lui ir ...Ililli 11
n.er lo th.- ?r nt s r. ti n.
I'm growing Inti lier ure to ile e lef of '?'
ril'O nilLitlolis, tllVi.r olioUS
?boa 1
TIIK IMM..1 Ml \ 6? III! (HUH IN Ht_ IKTY.
M.1 liv 11,ot lu n ur S0_M_1 S'ln . lil al 1 ll Ia ll .II" 11 ii lien
their ti.ni in rs neeta ..m tin., .s ..f ifiholarshlp anti
tia uni- walch two or thr.s* ycini w.niM J.i.'l ip lu to a
rtiM'. sd:i..r US vtotiiatihim 1. ami nil U (?eui
1 1 p ni e t ? wi d, sinin*' inn 1 'iiii
Mo_t.y. Ia vase an laimrs
and ev I - . -'et. nod I ,e>
.;-1 n >*1 , . ? io r r jil 1. a .tl ls,. .-vsi.uli
lits of 1 nt,. 1. 1 .. ? ? . 1 1 1 ?-. And wliat will
1. t. 1 I iv
.; ? |a le i la ?
lis 11 r le.-ed lin u 11 ol v. oin.-i t Tiiis wi! lt .I., for lier :
It \>r ? ? r a emt like ri shuttlecock ; lt
will llb ber eyes ad eora with Mega
w. leta aba bad '>? i bsve ?._
heard. I ? ' I a I ri. u
'
?
?
1
route so kIii 1 ....
1,1 11- '
???nut we liSV. . I 1
- : 0-1 ; ..hi, li nd. u<iius I-, ss >' | nsnOt
, Ballrd ' society " Ui
r 1 n 1 ? I, sse mu.1 1 .
ard se. lip I
111 .1 Ile lil IS .lue I., . lot 11. rt 1 I . , lill. _
marked ..ni : and _? ??? r
w liai oiaksa - r.i -in mi
to ? mi ino M-z. Marti --. sr,ta
4. Mei, trula a np. ' ami taik ?(
ii-iii^' i .fir sa is
v lieu ni lin (|
f rei Hom aul lowanl
iiii.f. anti i
.".I In pll I i r ls
I- Ms ll . k loo
1 Kin!'. ".minnon lo
SCI . -a .J. . to
.
I.i ni. lue nu, n
I ou "I ii,, ii
I 'i is la lia '
i pool
?
... lor la.?e, selfU i .ii.d
pro'.il,i i nie. |i ..... ? ...
lin Bl il iii. .4 i. ? il ..
ol lin liol v ? -tn ? et lu l ? MUS I..Bl IV .
i .i.i t._ ? '.? ide wotii. lo,
s sirllasiill omi. i .
om . h is . ,,, ,,f
tue w. i.t: sr., i- i. . ,? ...1 .,t j,, i ., ... ... ,
. -
I.-.fi .,ii.i i.a 'te hos no lore o belun b n
w.sti ..r etan m ir.il. Ne to *?..< r. i.i- self ia <s
v ideal di, Bia i... i ?>. bal ra ... ir... . .,i a..
m ? nu. s a i.r.u load lo ? hs t -J'O hil ??: ? : ih wm ld.
Till: i lilli I Of MA ll:l\|l>NY PITKATI I.
Tu.r. is om evtlef waiea 1 beealj baaa i ow i.< sp- ai,
l.ut il slit.ni i oe m.'Hil..m> I In any ralJ._iia of dinar a,
tloos tty w uieli ii nunn degrade llinuintilvt-t. refuse theil
lia.ura. in situ, mid i ulu the Just n,illina ion of eur li
mid Heaven. ItefMM IM Ml'nl in entii.ti sud re- i.
to il. real tlie first of those putp.ses I r w Illili holy mat
ninon ) wns Instituted, lt louies looming u . m vina ol
tills re ul uti as a (neat.BKi'owiiiH, almosl National r niue.
Hil. fly, tb.li, the fttunilallou of t?r tm . e ls (Le tl-.l
thniK lal, in.ed in u.airluioiiy. Ilut some r.s., Ive nun ii
shai! be as nari ow and limited as possible. Ttev w.s.i,
lt nay be, |o n tolil pulu; tn shirs tba dui > of p treu.a.u;
to be fret to enjoy toe wnrlil. Arls lui* and Mn-k urts
which nuder tbe old Kw WON p-m'shitl wiln death, ur
Used tn carry out thOM liup.oii. r.-s lives. This ant of
di Mini at ly previnltuK the. Itu mil ion uf a hume ls a
i rime of lbs d?rk?t dre. sd IMi-ine r.trlliiuloa aad
tuiU'ineiit tnav tr.- I.siked ior aol ur.- ,-ilren ly suilllugour
iiionem eiv iliration.
Now I say t.ii't it ls the woina-i whola mainly f-,.,p..?.
st)>?!? for these sins hy uer lusiin , her ad lictknti to lue
plei-suresof the worli., her reokl-ss.ies. of duty and ber
irre.punsiliillly. And here ls it mission for Mr to ISM
surtde uri own sex of 1 ne vjst soil fat il* mt ebie, ulrea ly
done. For I rvav. as itol's priest uml tn Ills i.hiui . taa'l
tills art of dflilx rjlelry prevent n_; the for.nation of a
home is a crime which irnmrs oown eorses lulekortbM
pellets .if bail on tue nonnmuntlj loot it denies amt
dlit-lits. Inmilt not that lin ie ls ova t'o nd n (J,ni pt Jus
lice dy Whulll BC l.inS BTrt Wsfabod. bUdWlIM you see
the m ure li of soriiili-in nial enriioi im-.o, ttlOgroWtk ot
iiilniimn nnd the mi'sin. niion nr tia-ils of Beads wh isa
weapon is dyoeaatte. and wbooe ami i? tu. mer* destnu
doe of property aad bunao Hfi tue meru, d
mrs-stif heaven on an ._.?? \. bli li tol.iuli , ld ? viola?
tion uf (ind's llr-i law.
Tin: m ..ii Ol m ii.
I proceed lo apeak of a i ilerUnea it
,i the in i.-lei-t of I..I Orban Ibrn ls a home.
illino is iinit'e op, whan Oad'a ian blaaaaai
bas bun grated, af Ute fii'iur, ti... taeiber
mid the i liilrltiii ; tliese make lt tue WAttwt
*-..!? iv ii. ? H M Bal ebereaoa taanaj nhaaala tba
fainer! where tue mother! mid wher. tl., ablldn li I
winit b Ike ni"'ai po-v.i', itu- i ii fl ne ii e.- or tba bean over
Ito eon .ritiieiit aleaaeaiel Oed'a owa eedtauaoo ead tba
nidi ?t nf au, alder thea any anil fniaiaatMl nu earth.
nld. r ihan nay (.-cli'siastii ni oraaul/atiuii -siioniii n,,t
this divinely lemah d sock ty act ink. .pup nsuwnsac
* .iii. e. dal in-, i Am vii ne na all abeat at tba wiaaka
nf hom. s, Ile elia.In'.vs nf rh .si I o' hu . ., I he par.nilen
of beana elewlj are djiag our the home ure. thc home
liilliieru-e, the linnie t-.min.:, the hume r, ll.,l.,n. Tue
rattan .v pr.. ,t over als uoiisehoiii; labba
sh'.ril.i they I tor tbat God v. to, pave bin
.'. and tui" iii- mainer is, hy Ood'stow, tbe
.1.111.Hi I' lolls In ul, ,,., I- hi I (-ll! lill . n
and ber servants; t ?? fair, arene wi ness to tbe peaoe
ami purni of Ibe beaven!) type afb r walch tbe i
bonn ls 'uodeiicd.
Mohan aroaov Itaeae factors in thu' voadroua build
ItiKni n. . i ii ii. ob-lead i iou p __ lo .. in. |
throws oth I s wife aud kocs his sray,
lui', r hr .!< bis V..IC- ill p.ll.le ; ' lo i 'ii Iren li ive nu
tea. hliii; frun him - their p. 0S|, tlieir OOafOSOtSr, tm-|,
i..iiti i ji,t. i in- mo in i- in '-? e free for ber p i
Hoi Ural ibonarbl is bow t r k*>ep ibe littleton.
Wnp. 1 In-v snail Im' tu rue I over t.. Hie u ur.e. tn. i
iu es ; iioiv uti. tuon io be not tot and no. lc d, noel ot
then time lo lie p.,s*. tl oin of sre ii mal ..in of milli
Anil iv hit ls tin. inline etti of Wbieh iis Iiernls
Hi aniwiii'ie .uni ovarywbere to bnd a pb
which lt eaimot gi\r, ami In which nie
pi n.-ip .1 i. ... is ul ih, ,?.,. dren ire h r. Hu s I I ask
their purilnn hom. time, for CSllllid fbeiu hire. I oas OT
Lblnkins ol than as meta gat I tatt imo amulka
ruin ol sui'h lAXgAg and dinerieil lioima, aiiuin e ..id
pious servants abo baa tba heart whioatbe __o_aor
e im. I . hm i lust, ?ho mina. |y, n, Owtm sikIii, vs re
mo e lin- ni.it tii-r-t of nu- chtulriii than tue vain, foriretinl
er.st Un s w ho lioi-e tl.iiii ; uti., ia houonuit kuc.i sei v aaie,
I ..aie liKi_.il wita aoiur. UM-nt aul ...iroi nu liiut .1.1. -
llotion wini inna/., in-ut tLui a.y moimi can thus r.
si.ii vs lin, in a true ?voinuli shall lie the sweetest of all
duUos, aad w__a korro* ol a ua?kai uidoU mm ss tke
ebb of ths thle and Involves the penalties whioh must
ensue when ibe decadence ls complete.
TUE EDUCATION OF WOMEN.
COX6IDEBA.TIONS RVQQrJttVSt BY THE KKV. Ult. DIX'S
KKCKirr I'TTKR-NCKS.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
But! As I know that The Thibuvb takes an
Inielhgent inlerwt in tho subject of the
adminsion of women under wise regulations
to tbe uenefus of a foll collegiate coursi
Uko that tit Columbia College. I write to call
your attention to fha MIJ senoiiB injury which
u likely to follow the open denunciation of any
such movement by tbe Kev. Ur. Dix. and 1 wish to
aay pluiuly at thc ontset that I dislike and oppose
thu violent spirit wheb un fortunately auiiu*tee
many nf the sex in their discussions of this subject.
lu tho first ellice Dr. IJix has called out a large
amount nt atm.5 vituperation from that section ol'
the female advocates of the iictuiou who claim ad?
mission to Columbia ns * rttrht. but who do not rep?
resent the views nf lue large majoriiy of thu sup?
porters of Hie movement. It seems ruttier diplo?
matic to draw the Iii.' fi Hus way, especially as Hie
IsianparalB UngaagB Which will surely De nsed
will sasve as a proof ol' the stela tide* ot those
wunr-n ci ho profess le be.satisfied with tbe opeedaf
af the COiIegeCOT!.bUB Balder euell restrictions
as um.. Baaca beal to tbs trantees Thu-, Bf cou
foiinilinir the few extremist* with tho many moder?
ates, a lergC *ml most important o,oer,tiiiti. htstead
of bontg derided nu it* own meiit, will bo nada to
bini oe a Bids isHiie into winch personal feeling*
and pas-ions will be imported, ls not this a real
dan ter f
Again, the action of Hr. Dix make* it appear as if
tin. voice ot the Episcopal Church bud sr.oken
against any such movement, whereas in rea! nv Pr.
Henry C Potter, 1)". Bleaks Dr. Tulany ami many
others are e'lti.illv decided ou the other side, and see
lu illina great npporiliuit, presented lor guiding ami
pcaaiSfy for settling a barning uegetloB, Moreover,
wit tun two iiiniith* "f bis ile.ttn Hu-late Aicli
bichof Tait ot (Jnuterruryi I'ub.icly and before his
elergf expressed his happiness ill seeing the brui)
til,, of tho old L'niversiliee in 1-aiigiauil extended to
won eu. At Cambridge Min Wordsworth idanghtor
ol ihe good Bia?op Ot l.iui-t.lii! ls nt the head nf
.N'ewohura Hall and adan.bier nf Mri'U?l?tone pre
?ldc* al souiei ville Hal!, ai 1 ix lorn, where the women
sill I nts lodge Veli le attending the college atm 11M
reraty Boera*. 1 be lane of feclmu in England bb
pareui ly approvsa t he mo . eim-nt: on woe ia I, molal
and edin at ional cronulla it ha* pro ed a snecess.
and the Church lhere bur, doue wisely to uta cpl i'm
tiosition.
A third ean*e for regret occurs to tue: 1 am in?
formed Hitit the pei il nm wns pi cami ted bl the
Chairman of the H..aid of Ii Unless* huh a lecoui
lueiidai uni that it be relerren to a speeial oonailt
tee.t..e 01 eel bein* lo seep re a* lull and complete
nn 1 , (inri, nus 100*1,1,it-iiion a* ile im;,orlan, e au I
the character of its signers ScccrPOd. I bnoaecn, I
am loid. Hr. I lix m.ve 1 lor a BBaatal waailites al
live, w hil li waa appointed, tin Hover being 1 hair
man and Hm members of the committee being se?
en the gummi cl their anppuacJ inpartiality
alicia] ian,,-**. Mu tin* reaeotiu'de grouml
ti en: I,am Ttl Wu* excl tiibsl. Ur. iMx, how?
ey. 1. appi'iii.* now as intlite, j-iiy. counsel, willie
and expert iii nea*,- lulu win. li be inpotte tbe
rSroegecl personal leelrog. ls tbI* njoite fair to
Ih.tsac w ho honestly brlleie that I bc ,|iiest'oll liss
I'.ni a il. *. nu! ml. 11 ant u to It.ice a Uir and tull
h criag oed a proocr repreceniatioa f A ju ig- who
heir.ic - ti be! re trill kl evidently unable
to 01 niiiiii .I a * disponiiaosia jntginetii. whets vi 1
it wea H w.I not be aetiofaetory. as noe baited en
the facts itr,,ii_'ht before h m. Vours Hilly,
' '-. I -?* I. X.
TH I'. I' /. 1.81 lt I ST'8 A"'/1 ft A Tl f > \ 8.
( ,im'.;.m - iv nu: city.
ul.l li li v MS. WOODI
1 I 1 -deni's no iiii.:i:ioin foi .
satimi
pde H ians aili ??'. cr intel,-ie I p
1 .
1 he I. m.ic line ; were bol li
1 .ti .1 mea my ie I, Tb- 1
? 1 B lol B DI D t ll B Hi 'll- ' XpllUlnn
...ut fi.hu the Canton ttonss, wee highly
\i mt 111*! rat i.in I'cpu b leans.
r, iiiai the) hu. soy paraansl tin?ike
lo Mr. Hort, d bv then ac well sb by
the pi, ra .1 ot ii- integrity aad ability.
Bul "tbe 1 "liiit ,1 Qj-ahau
Willing t<> ac ,1,11,11 ,dat - t it-ill, ami
tbetr 1 ' . vi oin' Mr.
Hurt 1 ' 1"' out 0,1
1 - o' 1 iv ii s. 1 . -.. .- Ut-f.,rm were very in*
. and tba
' nt WM ' ' ' I " 1, ;i bed faith
1.1 11 nm , 1 ig 'ii. Kni I for
1 sn he cToiiir, n,,t accept. "Tbaex
Qom rn J ??hoi is as lum h
< lld .1 Well
kll .\c
" lt Waa ill* pl., . loll ,,| |||,-C,M|.
tai rice nike 1 Un en Hoes 1 Hut ha* uir
nbibed ncanto*t?bto etganeat of their atilitj rn
i,-iol 111 nH.' I ba lundie erv iee. His removal is ? blow
ui ii>e prut.ca,, op. ration et lbend fran tbe lV-d
iletil, cv h., .vn.ic cut, ina,, ila success. I (? o , af
lbs 11.rel ot Mi. Woodford aa anni bar lOns re
iioii 0 ruination ant-to allow
mi Berv.ee K.i..rm law to interfere anth
reitiitvals for political macona Undoubtedly Mr.
Wo dford's t it: >v:al is dae to hie fSfSaal 1, taha
tbe stump foi 1'olger 11 the last state boSI nt,
Thc tioinitritii.is of Mr.Perry ior General Ap
pi.'tts r, and Mr I ate for I' Heil State* Marshal in
I in,o i* lyn, were hi;, I ii.\ satisfactory 10 tha ft,ends of
"Mike" Haily, a* he has been IcDoring to bring
about t!nne rcsiil'a. Tha prom,dion af Merrill
Wyukhan to Uta bbbbs sf Deeaty Appraiser wu.*
?earthed toOeoraa Blina, some of ihe New-York
pehttetnaa natsdanpsosBted thitt one ef th?ir nuni
b, 1 b id lot ledi made Mnitjur, lint they could
lilol in,(lung lo say ugBt?Bl Mr lleiiedu I.
QaneialWoodford wu* utiiuviug io hieafleisl
iluiiesasuMi.il vost, 1 na w He ii ni nut, apparani ly,
feel thal lie would lose much In his removal Irom his
pcaaaateasea. When Georas BHaa wseUol ed states
1 n*Mici-.\!lol?ey he made nn income frntn it of
Shoat#.'(),IKH)s year, bu, it i* understood tint Mr.
NV.Kort'* tee* lune I,ccu cut d ivvn bj tba I'epall
incnt of .lil-ticc an thal h" gets lin inoio than the
?alary hmm Hm aaa aa, winch u < ti, ooo a year. Mr.
Woodford dei lui-il to say ntiythiug about Ins re- '
naval ia the niddla af bis terna, farther than thal
he did not tbii.k there was much Civil Bwilut Be
forni in it. He ?aid. however, that bc would not ]
b,iu patiently any attempt t?> atskeil appesrthsi
lil* removal was dsStSSBJ fact 1 aOS?SatSd with
tha a du 1 ni 1 *t ra tint 1 af bi* olli' e. There was iiolhing.
he snit I. in con ti er lion willi tba suits of lhe Gavan*
nnnt a ea 1 h*' thc Iras af Hay ind A- lens?ond that
called for any explanation f 1 kui hun. He hud re
( eic cl a letter Cruet the A .lon, ey (J, eat?I in rt gard
in tin milter, w liuii in- ju Mini,! i\ anawatad es fha
day ol ila ki eipt.
it nae learned thal Qenernl Woodford stnl sdis
patch, of vv Inch tho following isa copy, to Pm I
tleii' Arthur and Senators Miller, Hawley :i:nt
Lagna 1
Niw Yt.iiK, M ireh 2.
Cn _SS see statement ntl fifth pa.;,' or lu- lu j's I Kl ur NB.
I nar* not ilug for tb* offlec whlcbl hold, bm if lin- soc
llriiia'uni of my BOCCBBBitff lu.piles t.ut lucre arc any
? afle.'tlog my persona! 01 profbaalen?l sonduct,
inn 1 sst v nu i'i kindly e t thai 1 an protected ?
lui* min in c / Hu vv vur I.. \\ 1 linn toni.
A 11:11.in;- reporter called OB Colonel Wood fl -
Ititi.i\ to inquire about hi-1 relattoiB ns counsel
with ibo liquor firm of iieyaud A- Perrenoud. I'be
iii'-iubi 1 1 ol i hit linn li ive sent a memorial lo thc
lb put .il ol .Iii lice at W.inuginii 111 whn li
' il Wood's eoarss In adviaing then to plead
guilt v 1* 1 b-no 11,1 ced, iiini iii vv lin li un attack I* made
ob lien orel Woodford. Colonel Wood said! "I
an surprised al the article in Ina lu BC kb os this
1 do not know whet tho alleged tneeiorieli
contains .Sn jar a* nj oonneciiou with tha
11 i- :,i counsel is concerned, I did what I
believed to be nv dnty aa counsel sud for the b**e!
intercetef my client, and 1 wonld dc the taino
lUuiil I0-1110IT0.V. < din I counsel III the ca,0 ir,i\..
thc enano advice esl did. I notice rn .imlge li,ne.
mel's o|,i 11 ion dent mg thc ni"! ion Io wit hilra w the
plea 01 guilty, ma,!- by Bayaud and Perrenoud,
tbii be say* too de andante ac ad under the advice
ol intelligent and faithful Cdlltini,' iel, liing lo Hie
inline wiiK.ii we gaye in the! cece"
.1 1,1, , 1.. r,> indie , tie 1'itlttor of the sit rv t v..-'*
Otlee, waa b ..niiv eongrataie rdycetordar ior ins
una?-atna as Oerveyoi t*i Bocce**! Qenerel nra
han. Ile hi* ciiiuieii tm-Cueioui ll 111*11 on .May 1,
1853, sud has beofl there oontlauously atuea itt.it
ttnte,carving most af tho p. rind .is Uepstyo?r*
ve\or. W hen .-senator ste'.nial. 1mmame Secretary
of lae 11 .(..nv lhasa were ire Deputy Snrvcvon
and he dicctrvc-ed that the law provided lot only
oue. lour ol the deputies vc eic tran afc ned .md
Colonel Kihbe alone ru maui ed an deputy. Mi. ti u
edict was then mada auditor in name, but baa
really performed tko deties of Deputy Sur?
veyor. He waa nominated for fcurvevor by
-'resident Grail mi January 24, 18/3. Mia
nsine remained with tbe CommittM on <_ oin
nien-e for five weelu, _*caii-_--venator('o.iklin*{ neg?
lected to report it, and waetben withdrawn.
Naval ('Ulcer Hurl, who wm nominated by Preei
dent Arthur to bo Chief Examiner of tue Civil
Service Commission, ye .tcr.i.-tv eeal Dla letter of
declination of the nomination to the President.
He miii.-i|.ated his letter to President Arthur wnh
ti rlianatch, in order thut tho President miRht not
be em bi .rat-ted tap nominating .ome other person.
Colonel Hutt said: "I had no mtiina ion until a
cannie of flays ago thal I should bo translated from
an md. pendent iio.ition paying ??", #H.000 a >*? ar
t? one psyintt mc oinv +:!,_-K> a year, lt ia .'kn
kickinit a penna up stairs. 1 could not afford to ac?
cept thc position ut ibo small salary.'.'
INDIGNATION I*. YOXKEItfl.
Oen.ral Merwin .Tones, of Mount Vernon, has
been n;i|n rited . o .ti.i:i .ter at Yonkers to lill tho
place of Williaa Macfarlane, deeeaaai, Cousidor
ablo indignation prevaila acainol tim President for
i.o apuointttiir Siieiburne (.'. Vim Tassel, wno hm
tilled thc position *eeeptnb|y f.ir eiitht monta-,
taaving taken otaaiwa m lae amea at lin time of Mrs.
Madar.an.-'-! l io.ilile last summer. Few |>eri*ons in
Yo uki-is over bearii ot' Air. J.mes. Ho is said to be u
Iri.-i.vt.iiui ii'ii-utl ol l'nsidt ni Aribur.
NOMIYVTIONS MADE r____T____-______?
W______Dbt_-_a\ M ireh 2.?Tho Pia .ttlent .sent
tl.e to. io win jr noni.na' inns to th" sina; ? to-day :
KnCire i ommiss,"H -VA*ar I (?. (.rives, to lw
Ki i marr ul um ulm bowna ____?_____, aiaa
i.. uart, .Heine ..
I .. ?'.-,? ?< Coonil Eirett, Pension Aajant at Pitts
DislrirJ Commissioner?James II. fal monds, Cooimia
. "I tin ll: ti Cl fl 'In b .",.
air ir ruiirf irjiw j bo ninan. Piala. Kan.; p.
I r IliKiSi , i u..c...d.ii, Ka I.
free i . i lix Uer _._.-, Untied .-stato* Assistant
Treaanierai I . G rgeDrory. Co i lector ol
Internal Kevenue for i of Louisiana j L.
M. ni.I, Surveyor ..f customs tor ibo Pori, of Michigan
(.ni. Iud.
Cniteil sinlis .1*7/. .'m-'?Paul ertntaaeta. -'nited Stu'cs
.Mar i.al tor taoaontnern and Middle uistriets of Ala?
na.ni.
* 'nitwit States Attorney E. Vf. EggtMton for thc N'orth
ern Matriel ot Ohm,
i'usimatters? liauiel K. lilli. Fulton,__.H.; Henry Van
Ix ii cn, tn ,allia, X. Y.. ami t.fit-rs.
Mr. Craves ls now superintendent of the National
batak n.leinptioii Ommj la tue Treasury I'epsr uient,
and lias bea nineteen years In the Government service.
Thia appointment uiukes tue new civil servico cominis
sion much lille tlie old. Dorman H. Eaton wss chairman
of the former commission and Mr. (.raves was chief ex?
aminer nf ihe nid I'-iiiiinlsslnn. Mr (iravesis thoroughly
nt rn in ii it dy witn civil service refunn ideas, believes
tlrnih In tiielr iiruetk-abilltv and is said to ia-a man or an
uni pernlent Int nt of thinking, lie will liri, g lottie
coiiiiuissbm an iiitl'nate knowledge of the ptaouoal de?
tails or depart uiuut affairs.
('ONFlKMAIIONa BV TIIK M..VATE.
W.vsniMjTdV, March ._*.?The Senate in ex
iwii: .re session last nljrbt oo:,flrtued tbe following nomi?
nations :
f i'rt'l Srrrlcir foin mission rrs? Dorman B. Ei.otj, of
Now-York; Juliu kl. Uregory, of illinois; i-t-ioy B.
Ti,on n i, of (lino.
Cv Urti Sines Consul- Jose dc Carrlc:irtc, at Corunna
lilleitors of f ntUtmt-Ji'Un L I'-ftc-, Marinas, Mr.;
Je3i rs.ni Of. ??orl.ei I, Kenn l.-mlt. M-.; William V. Hil?
ler. Na..fuel, olga W. Watton, Coan Vneeat,
v V: *_'? ii ii mfr, uaroo, Mle*-.; William G. Ma
er_n irt*. Vu.
aw-tooer* ut Onahttna Edward T. Monre. I'atru
M. V.; .linn ..ti.ivi.le. Tt nn.;
? Armstrong, Dubuque, lt.; George Praiee, Bur
0, la.
Poeaed \_..--'it Bagbner lt. B. Blue to be
Ci let tu ft u uer In rhe .\o \.
irmy Plrot I.n-ute ant Mlcha-l ll.tley to be Captain
Ut lin- Kl venue Bel vice.
Also a a iinii. r nf (mstmusters, receivers of public
C.
1 tue foll rwlrrg uoiulua*
linns;
/, rrihyrlal ?? fobaaf. Irv*, in, of Keokuk, tu be
of la m.
Vntttet States ??? _ ri IL I.elet, of I->nts1
it- i i . - , ..n-u nt l xpsn.
i ll ...t. f.r Hie *-o;itaerii
ti s. ar-Tot k ; w. II. Dewi't, ior the Territory of
M.??! nun : Kinniiui Wad tl ll i, tor ike Bm era Diatriet of
. for tue Iris r. li ol . vaia; T.t-r A.
, lr t . -..u In- ri li,-ti i i af i'l m.ia.
'?l .rt anon, f r tbe
of \ ii -I hi petrtre, A. C. Tate, or the Pastern
i w \mk.
Treasury Pr Ifirtla l*. Konaor, to be United
-rt- i 'ii; James I.. Beuedlct, to bo
. -r of i u-'" DI or the ? Yoik ;
. I- be Naval Otlicer of <'ti?toms In
.* New-York; Andrew J I*, rrj . to M Vp
?few-York; M irlit
wick ham, to ne Ashmont appraiser of Merebandloe,
|t|si 1.1 ..f N"w-York.
' als, tininbri lg.-. N. Y.;
( K. Mundi . i ? K. Iluilock, Wal*
? 1
* *. . -io n M. I .lo. N Yr Dhu,. 1
M I-... V. Y My I ..i ll Weaver, Havana, N.
_-. Sf. Y.r .1. IL Ifl.kc.v.
rc. N- X.; W. 1. Lane,, t .uiid-ii, N. J., and
oataan.
TUE VOUSIS.
w. j. ni n in nm >v _ i \rri.sioN-.
A iimt ;n day __r____n ..*i_
? niuue ni ti . ? ' .'.ib-Ts, fur an
_t.vin_ preeeeatago, i_aa_rng an a nie il to the
ral Pena, lo tbe sun onuaMbj wHbansJ Bulab
: 'tr M -Vu k -tock Ex*
-1.mn ids noi-.il.r- ri 1:1 iii it :?>?:_.. iron:
mhicli "r Hu-, ulasou,
a i er -erv li. ot t ir eurnui?.i. 1 ii tlie efl -n. t.tit.ii_t*_ sn
? rle. for tue et minalton of the tie endant before trial
in nnit-r I., otu .in laois wu lek v. t.ui.i oeaWo alie to
lraUi<' Ills c .u.i. .'ii Tbe ll.'feiiilril.l W|.|,e. til l|H|le-ll
fr-lil 111 k oi'tlei. killi i-k< lint In I e tues.linne the i'Z
antaa na neg b? ? eyed. Mr. Hateniuson'a a'
ii >;.i' i i e?.< r I ii tha i.e ol der _ _? n't Ml-calnOle. Tue
-. v. as iv?..
THE COURT OF \I'1'i:als.
Al_s___T| Muk li _.*. -The O-HH. Gtf Ap-.c.il*;
viii ui.4,1. m Munilsv, Mun-a ... lv.:i. The dav
ti.LL WU. ll. Sos (._.'. O'. -. .is, W, i -. I.IO. ->_. M.
/7//: QUE* OF-JIM" WalAUTTS MOIIIER.
"Jim" ..limit, tim [iii-tli.t, who waa mnr
ilered ai Ciilcapo on Thursday, mad.' his home when he
watt lu tills olt.v at No, M i.'hrvstie-si., where Oe lived
viii.i ins uitlher alni-i-vt.r. Mrs. ka .c, wini is a widow
vv11li live children. Mrs. I'.l.iott, WM ls abuut eeveiity
vcar. od, was very ioj.1 of "Jun." lie was her matu
Hupfort, and bs had always treaiou her well. ''Harry"
Hill nays tbal if was out of nord for her only
that be worked so bari lo gel "Jim" pardoned
vvlieii he was lu the I'euiteatlary at
Trenton. W'tie:i tM news WM carried te In r yesterday
mi. aroa teinniy xMhVtoA snd smid her soas sud tears
she moaned eXBroastoos of love for h?rsm, a al da*
ii one i at i ms of li ? .ot. iii int Vr. Kan-vv is also vtty
niiit h iitticred iiy Ike news, and mom cmii.iatlc (bau her
unit.ut In aim lug Du.ni.
Joint Sine*, wno k.-c[ie ? Uqaor store, a? No. 30 Bowery
and who was an iiitniia-e ti leml f llluott. caired upuu
the iitiiillv ami (tink iipiiu hliusel t.m uia;ia_;emeut of
affairs for them, ile teteanpboi to "PjuI-Lv"
Kv un to forward the linly to lum, but tu
i,-lins,- he received a dispatch saying: that for the
prroeol lt eiiiilil 'ot ire reno vt d. lie is cxtwcilua
iinotitrr ri* pate h tilts nornraf. uiiuouueiiiK wuere thu
Im iv csu lie lound. Tue nir ingem.-ms for the tuueral
will Ire dettTiu nd upon liereaft'-r. Mr. Stiles saistuat
IMIelt never ciuried a pistol, sud i C ooesii'i behove thal
lie used oue ut tie lime ol the strur.'ie net ween him aud
Ininti. Tbe isct mai Elliot, tool, ap a chair with which
io tieiciid himself ls evident'., he thiuks, that bu was nut
i.ruu-d.
THE AIRY IN TUE RICE CASE LOCKED UP.
Tha trial ot Gr_-_a*f. J. Ritas on n rharpo of
heTlnglllagnlrj laeao_ .md ploig__ eectaiaateefeaeCttaa
I'lu'i, Itliu. a and Kluiirs Railway ( nmpsuy, of winch he
was pritdocut, was eaattaaod pootetaay in Ibo Court of
(int aud Tormlnir. Judge H.ureit oliarxed tho Jury
t nat the quesllou of the ftiiilt or the In uno-nee of tho
prlaoBOf ile|ictitlt(l ii i???n wind ut r ur nut the stock willoh
ba h.ttl pleil?etl III. 'ie, ti sillTc'ldoicd, and If So, Wlietllei
ni not oe hail pic.lin-i lt Wltb ni i ii to di latiil the com?
plin, or uny ot.ier person. The Jun tetired alioiil 'A
u'clu. k In tba af erm un. and. not beling aWolooateo
upon u vacant ai midnight, wen h'Okod <ip for the ul_(ht.
A PAPER ON MR. Do'tiGr.'S WORK AND
CHA, At I ER.
At tlio incoiitiir ol tin- Baari of UaMfm
nf the Ameiicnn Uinl.- rsiic ely, on 1 liursdny, thedeathof
the lion. Uillam ll. OoOgt was anio iinced. Ile hail heeu
fur a .|ii:u icr of n i fin my n nentx r of (ne beal I, and a
Ii uni cone.ri-Dis'his chaiae.er and work was ordered
tobe published. ^_
/ CAPE or orin er- of rm: rf.pi linc.
Sheriff J>;i.i(l*(i'.i sad j is?, ii lay that lie had
li i ciiiuplaiui lo mate of ino ircat-uieut ex,.erlenct tl liv
Deplltv ."sh 'flits McCrirtny .mil (I't oun,,r while endeavor
mg te ones! Cup.iii Irving '?? I n?t oitlcr Harrell, of
the ni. ams. ip lltillllUic. ut Ue sn., ni 1 lu.iuss Uans, tue
... Holli 111. Ott l_lli. I I.e ti,'puty
? , In'.tilde I. iieie ul one I io ? ? lim ti.,. _4te,i,iitr.
Wiiai bo mj,. inti in wm tae e vodlaa of arnot ey ibo
olllcci's suiu.il far. The a_iut o' tue Vv hilt- Mar line
hi.l ea'ed on ulm a ul ex n..<w.i his i.-^iet mut auv
th.lU of Hie k.Uil eUit.iil I me ,.,-. un' tl ile i Hil itiis,',ii
lo believe ibu (' ipi-iin Irv tn* did not sall tm tun U. nun
Ile, but was still lu tins uti.
A l.iT_itviiY C-.-vSlKATlu . . irtoon statue of rhaitceray,
? AfUrt, IK,ni', i/mr-llt mutinied ,u, twa buuntl re*
uiussol The Venturi,, u-Uk ...rirj/ J?mr, Ixlinl on ku ennui
9ett ul... *(u..iiuii/ seed anti eomlnj only up to TkncXeiuH's
tiLotliisr,.)
jnr Mw Ila?An ynu ilietullesi now, Mr. .lines 1
Mr. J-.ues tiKiioiiiiK tn - lined,on)?He so uncommonly
kind, ila-.Un, as tn wt me down easy ; lt may ho wo bave
hutu gui to ?row. -littfe.
i i
SCHOOLS THAT AUK UNSAF,;.
?,.? ?
INTKRTIGATION BY MR. GKRRYsi IOCICTT.
A EF.POnT SENT TO MR. ESTEKUKDOK?.U'tf.rilNin
THAT ARK DEKECTIVK IX VAUIOi'S WAT8
Iii his testimony before Coroner Levy on Wed Mn,
day, in the case of the German school tfiaeeter
K. T. Jenkin*, tbe superinteiiiU-nt of the Socisty for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, saul that un
officer of hi* society bad made a careful iii*pection
of nearlv cvorv indnsti fal school in tho city. The
result of that inspection has been embodied in a re?
port, which was sent yesterday to Inspector Ester
brook, of the Hunan of Buildings. P. I bridge JP
Gerry, the president of the society, sent the follow?
ing letter with the report:
Tbs officers of thin society have recently reported to
me that the huildiog* mentioned tn the Inclosed list are
unsafe and dangerous for achonl purpose*. Von will ob?
serve In this list mau.- canes eh re there are uo fire e,
nines, where tbe outer doors ore lucked dunne n noel
hours, where the doms in the building cp-a Inward y
and where Ole staircases are Insecure, narrow _n,l
dsrk. Very many of the bullillugs are old dwelling
houses uttered mr Behool purposes, ot',ers are appar?
ently weii constructed. All certainly des rvelnsix
In ,r tar lo sea rt*in whether m every r sja-ct thc Ive*
of tho children are ?eeure latheeieotol any suedes
alaru or paule, lt I* but pis' to the p, rsc rn having
Bt?ina of these schools ihst their attention should i?
c.- c fully iii vied to thc (le cir. complained of; and tho
nior<- *o ls-- ms* the Penal code (seetiou 'J*!; etpre-slv
provides that a persou who. having the care or ?astedy
of a mit ni. i lt. er wilfully causes or permit * the mluor'*
life |o Ia- evdauger*-d,or ibe minor tobe placed tn such a
? ii that its life I* emin,ig.-red, ls guilty o. a nilsdc
meanur. The Court of At>i?-als held m the (??*? "f the
Payola BSt-OSWlsp (Kl .V Y H., Hil) that vvticre a p r
?oo Lan me acrasl. immediate ph. aic.ti car* and eastb w
Ot * child he i?e<jtially wP.hml jc p .iv leo ot tue .statute,
u'tiioilg.i iii so doing hr is u.ling a* au otil^or o a B?BOV*
ol. lit Institution. 1 thei-etore rt snectfally ask
Hint you will examine without delay
thc conilititin of eacu of tbe?e building*
and mawe gabi c i he res?ll In sari r thal bbs BBapeeslbtt*
tty may ne placed wiicrc it pio.aily belongs should any
lilt HIV laMlHll, occur.
) ni; .,ti, nil,>:, :s also Invited to th* fact that While
must ot lum building* osuplalned of are not auppllt tl
with fire escapes, linne approved hy your Dur au are ill
adapted for tue escape ol cntldren. Adult* may possibly
ruvu taeuiseives by peij.e_*Huu ur de-cents on long,
u.crruvv ir hi ladders, bnt these ate obviously u*e'e<s?
nay, even dau^Dii'tie?If inteiidi ?1 a-a nv an* or eec*,ie
for children, lt woum seem that nome dlBereiit inputs
tua stn,uni be p, cs, nt ed by your linn an, winch bas
charge of tbe designation of the c instruction and
I e.p. na ui. nix of tire erratic*. YoUr expel lei Ce Slid
kiiovvh-dge of the suijeci will readily lndna e th* pro >er
course lc he pursued to render the safety of the cmluren
absolutely cert-lu in the event of any sudden panic or
Ut. .IUi.
lhe report which referred to the parochial school*
was sent to Chancellor Preston and Vicar-Geueral
(guinn; that referring to the Behool* of th* Chil?
dren's Aid Society te C. L. Brace, tho secretary of
the society ; that concerning the school* of the
Hom,- for tbe Friendless to tbe president of the.
American Female Guard ian .Society and Home for
tho Friendless, and that relating to the Hebrew
schools to the Uni tod Hebrew Charitice in bb
Murk's-plaoe.
PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS'.
The !i*t of parochial schools, with their locations,
number of scholars and '"defect*" is as follows:
Ht IVter's, l*To.l6 Barclay-st., 120girls; noflro-.-scape*;
doors i.pen inward. ???
-i Mary, No .'.vi Pitt-M.; CjO'-Sys, 750 girl*: no Are
tse it"*.
Ct, Jame's. James-st. and New Bowery; 640 hors, 800
girls; no Ure aseapta; doors locked.
Mont il,,1> ltedeem. r. Ka*t Fourth-- i Ave?
nue-. A atm li tt..e Osrnaa e hool wiiei-.- tb* accident oc?
curred laa-t Weeli); one door O.iltcd ; n , tlrt'-'-*caiai;.
.-*.. Iii ula. ct'-, >o. BOT Btgetnatai boo gins; baiuaters
?hauy.
-t. Ann's. Ne. 113 Ea<-t Eleventh-st : 2'0 boys. 467
stria; ea Btaeacac : sta?a,wuoJ; door*kept
io ki al. kv .in a 'i. I*
Immaculate Conception, Faur! enth-eL, between iv
nuei, A and ll; LOOS buy a. 1,123 girl*; d air*k, pt.o )., I,
kev ou oe-k lo c a?e-r,iti!;,.
fi. i,a.niel's. Mc. SOS Lu?t Th! I ? '-cy*,
from Ooo io TOO giro,; two doora luca,,:, kt j u. lacUid io
chum.
. frinoceiits, Thirty-seventh ?'., near l.r.i-dway;
9."ti) pupil* ; lum i doora ? ?;?
.-'. ie.ssa's, aVes. 8 C?B 10 Kotgc-rs-st.; C70 boys, 700
girls; no hVe-e**!ape.
I. my of soi row, pitt _ud stanton ats.; S'oO boys,
-; BC tlrc-eacaiK**.
m. iiiacnare'c No*. 312 and 3it E*at Fur.y-** ?
Si ; 120 I).,., a, 169 -
- i iwie?oe'a. Wet? teat Bog-ti ion bsa ; SOO beys*
250 guli*; outer Sour* loci).<?d; BO fire
\ puitn-u*'*, E? - . iu; -?? J b ys atid
gir.c; it.iici ,. ,.J.
t. Joe*, [i . - i, .No 104 \le*t
Ku r ii .*t.-. gt boys ace gui* ?a,i lu Bistort ? b
ors ,,p ii np |
.-i Fianna Ta ., '?,_* i">i War \'m. te-Mith-*:.; PM
boy*: main fit.ut n..or lock,<i k<> wi tv J miter.
st. Vtii,. ti th-P., ?' , No. 21a tl i ?; Thirty m'urb-at;
9 day pupil*. IVi children dring In luatitutiou; all
co n opt ii ii.ward ; kt-u. locke.) : no ti.e-rr.i-pe.
Ko. 3!U West ivi.u y nftS-ta| from
SSU tc 4<H) c. tlilrcn j n, . IWC rc ar maire,
'Jf-etwi.i. sad , imiaci; front doon opcu inward a?d
lot* -d .iiiriiiat BOhuOl hour*.
r-t. Jobu ii?- ha,ni*t, i nu tv-tir?t-*t., mar f event h-ave.;
'iou boy*, 2ov 8?3* I oin, r ,i. or k, p io, aed ; cUu>?-rooia
dooisoiM a.uiwar.,; nortrc-cecais*.
Bi. A ihouv'a, .No. 6o .c,afciou__a*t.: 600 boy* and
girls; Bri <*. ai>e nut das-t?dins to grmiae; cos snit
o.dy ; dour* epaa niwi.ru ; kepi locked; suicr keeps tn*
kc.
. r - f*rst-s:., bstwece suth
Mil u.ii-a' ie*.; IOU I, ?ed.
., . -( ; i,;i") noys,
ir.i.n l,UU0 io l.'.'ix) gi:..-, doola kip ShMS4; spec n>
wald.
il.liv- ir,,-s leaden.! f r young ia i ie*, Forty-?
st., li, . . and Nli.tu-aves.; lr.ni loo I . I
atria; io, lid tan ap .
t.. ii, tween
and ie..t .av. a: ISO bays uud girts; outei gal k pl
a,i. .
im\ ll- Lani LigU.y scvoutu-*r,;
433 tst.c a au i gol-; no lire MSC*, .
...... !?? o>- i.'j.-u (ciih-ai.; SOO girls;
doors opec inward; lear uoor* to.bcu; Ure e**apj not
ad*,.n u lor i uildn n : coin* uea.c-tl nc stove*.
ll. lc i to**, I-.,, ty tbiiti-rd., iH-t a, ca Kia'ht j and >iiitt|.
a-c*.; B50| r-i olti, c, ?), ocii boeeai ironi door iovkoi;
lMlluBU-1'* not in koo.! eau.I, iou.
tBJiuN__i*a bid I -ii.ry schools.
Th following school iniililings usi-d by the Chil?
dren * Aid Society were rep-,rted detective:
Aid u- C. Po. .I '4 Kuat Foiirin-*!.; -.'isj hoyaaud girl*;
:. ? t _,i iptcd tu c.iilure.i;
?mr* wood, inui.i stair* aessi st?en aetrea and
crooked.
t . 1 tee, Bte. JO! Rle,ceker-?t.; 100 boy* and
? tooi o," u* nwald| bunding old; ?hoii.d be
thor ttg-j.y iia*p> c ic i.
Lu*i i.ivei, SO. SSS Kast Fort let h-st.; 1'J.MSnys and
girt*; oe .nt locked; no tire--*e p ; stove heau*l;
tun li w. lal; bad siuti, r >ui doa la; oin um.diua'.
hi-ht e th-st., lioya'Lodaiug-lliiiise, Wo. 'Jil West
?Ubi WOIBM j lol' to 'J.SJ Hoer a ... gi.U la *Vaool. nt
to7S boya iu tod-i-a auess; riie-c?ca?(o Bsanataai Ue
fCctive ; uoorj oiic-u inwa.d.
l-.iuititu.u nam, Ve. PS (Toibv-st.; 200 hoy* and
girl*; om. outlei irom )..id Uirougu hoiaae ; dco.*oa><u
h.waid ; bouelBtcrs van *uja>.
Fouiiti warn. Mm .'ii* Hst?B**B?; no flrrwscaiie i stair*
wood ; ,.o,.r?opcu lu ard; school to Viacatu vlav 1.
lifiu Ward,SC. IBU 1 r.iukliu-*i.; 120 boy* _ad girl* ;
no fire-escape ; SssB* ? pen IcbMs! ; oa.inlsicrs nnaKv.
Fi,ty-**)? >ud-? .. >u. 473 Wo?t lilty-*rooud-*l.; 220
hoy* ami a.rai; lire-escape* uoi anapled tor ouodion , JO
putnls on tu'rd hoor.
i iftv-iniid-a.1., Mi.310 West Fifty-tblrd-st.; 220 b >y?
auu gillap cnuictu Buliciuig; fae a?ll call r,,iu ga.hry ;
no ni -cbc ipe ; *iove-.ie_i,>d ; priucinal enu-ri.j :* f ara
ot acc. .eui ia ihe o.A) uurruw, crooked oottel treal gal*
tory, where arc arti pupil*.
unmac. SB ?TIrtrmiaB Bl; 130 boy* and girls: only
i ne c xii ii-oui ihud aud lDiuih Doo.* ; suitrs vvojd; uo
Hie escape; Ml vviudovv* ,,.v,re. wita wue ue liing ;
BiO\e-..c-.,tt d : liiiici wool ; m-io. unsafe.
li,ria, rt'cisl .-.X.ci-nlu Blrcn, foree^riug, So. 120 Wert
BlXiCQutB ni u.ty Kiri*; imiiri-w;*,*.
iiiicti-oa Ictvci, So. 408 \)t?i .wcnty-tiiiitbst.| 110
boy? autl gins; wiaadi-ii cumvb ; prwe.ii?.iy omy ..uo
? Xiii wiudoav* not ?v?..*oio; ataaVMoBCBcB ; hi*l diajr
mid galler. u _ ? ?r/, _
r-ra, mv y-c-ubihei., near Broadway; 2.ri0 boya
aud Kiri* ; woouen ckHreSi lroutuoor lock.u, wuk key
in iiooi ; ?tove?catid
Pee p- sciiooi nd Hov** Lodging House, No. 311 E ist
ih.rt. of u-std ISO aojreeedpnsi i?.> iio.v* iu iou.,,og
hims, ; si.ills wood; fnlireliis, I Wo locded J Inner door
opens iii ci ard; winuow UDiU scliuol to Ute- ?t u i.- p ,d
lockt'd.
?uier-*t.. Pa SW waleret.| 50boys. 60gins; f. m
tl,,,r*; oin ?? il onii : flan* cvi.,,,1; door opens mw.. 1;
uour.-eaciipe; wooocu paitiliou*.
INDt BTRIAl- St iltidt.-i AV!) UMPw SCHOOL*.
Thc fo'ilowiiig ouildiugs occupied by |ha ludiis
!i,i! scnonN of tim Hollie for the Fr.cnil r*s were
said io bo " dcicctive ? in som- par.icuiurs ;
Be?en Po* A, ot Mia _M a*cd rweety-Saetrtbe?; ISP
hoys ano girls ivvhite aud coloied); acboul uii grouud
Hool-; meet*. BC tll'-'-csi-ape.
No. 4. at No. 272 ?ivlugn .--I.; l->5 !?>>'.* aid gul* ; no
Iii, , H .lie ; al ans I feel ; ..oar* opcu i.. cc ara; fro., I uoor
Been.
no .".a' Kc -'.I West Tun ty-thlrd st. ? IOU boya and
gir.o; front Seer opeoa UWMO; Kept open! om. rd or*
c lieu inward ; Bu art ncoaps; *ch .ol ou Ur*t and sroo.id
floor*.
Po. tt, ut Ps IBU bili n t ; ISO n 110 Boya sod girls;
finn ev (*; BO tlifi-.cui.es; d.,or* open tiiAartl; k pt
aleece, ou. ant leebai.
No. 7, bt SCTun J ?.1?-Cl nen- c"iid-a\,.; Hoi) noy?
?nd gil-; no i* tipi-n iii >'?i-il. uirc (ind.
|,|,tl] . vi .-I l weuiy-ttrsl-*!.; BObCfC ?'id
gins; front cast B uh.-: open* inward^ svuuol I r
?pens iii iv arti; aol ba k. d.
No. lc), al .No 1_ > laewl*-Ct.J UK) noys aid girl*; no
In sst) ipili buuut.?!< rsauaky ; door* open lawnrdj al?
ways apee*
Tba four Hi bri-vv gehSSl biiililine.s tcportcd lo be
"dciniivo" warei
Icaoolot tndoatry cf th.- Ladi ?*- b>*esar C**aSBS
t-staty, .s... ISP Ena hro-Uwa, ; SO to 1.Vi hoi* uud
gina ; Babool an l ira Insc; cae en: . a i-*
ward; siai.s of WOOU, VCT] old, vu.y ?hak.. and I r/
dark; iiui-i.ig o.,..ui acri* ; Bo Ure c c i,ie* ; uo.nsc o l|
not tu good eo Uili,hi ; two cio*ets; loni in ,.ii,..ns
lind sim I ; um a Iii place for Butt?Tee oi sc o .'.
lli-ntevv Fiee .-cuonl So. 3, ?>o. Ilia K*ai ilroadwayj
SOO boya aaS trills, Bed ki..d man. ii.H.uiiiidicii: ci u
Ulster* *u*k v ; Uo urc-ccap, ; luii, r doors of<-u ni * ar 11
ouo om-...pc Iioui lop ll .or il,,wu lhe *.*u*.
llihiw i'm. scu.aji, .No.t.Jl i .u,..?l.; 4iK) lo 5lHJ b.i/S
uml glrs; front door opens Inward; landing.* dnk;
bro escape from top to drat Boor Uki uiioit lo re-SB

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