, 1865-03-23
SCHOOL DISCIPLINE.
Phyafca1 and Moral Sua sfoD-A vSoa-1
institution,

miniature Is Ro diverse}y provoking that the pet
u rnles Will fall in certain cases, md the best
fpstruetoss be occasionally put to their Wits end
to answer the question, "What Will do viii
1T" There Is a wide difference Of opinion as +
: the prop.1ety Of uene corporal punish meut, M
o the extent to which It shonld be resofted TO- Th
practice Of our furefatherx was decidedly In faro
evil In onr day The top1isr sentiment Is eeaer zen Il
2 aliJ aFe!se thereto, though all instructors hav
t rot 5ef become 60 wise a. to be able to enforc
there nre some who have attofped to the ability t
rule T1thout The rod The bset teachsEs are thos,
who agella1e l. the ieif ed hest sn those VII:
| with The whipping cure entirely.
Il pleases rs to be able to record The fact tha
pestect order Is maintansd. and nosgine, even
the mild Fort, is never rIsoEted to-we refer Il
the 11l1Eo1s School OF Trade, located on tht
corner OF Lake and Wells streets, where. In lddf
ton to the business training Of young men fol
commercial life, there sre daily several hundred.
Of boys and yon'hs, rangi-g tom ten years old
:p1 q eaelne colegs
| or active bueiness life.
It strikes Us thlt this result IL due to the pres
the mode of ,nst1uctlo1, % @ Whoss eombination IL IL
rare. They are constant watchfn!ncss On the part
Of the teachers and PRINCIPAL; dne distribution
number Of pupils ttan is perfectly compatible
with continual lupervislon OF each: the idea al
Ways kept prominently before the Faculty BY the
I u
extra effort, and the work Of instruction ID
casy; to this end the exercises are illustrated,
On. and relaxation is furnished in sufficiently
often change OF employment, Then carefully
and %r,sesa saoqS S1 ss ss
pnpi Il always osn M 1la'df and tas S
senool-room is divided into four sets Of forms On
and ay. % ss s1
| working of this plan Is shown In the fact that
while boys are somet,mea degra led to the lowest
ihs second @s f.
70 good eo1duct during study hours is SO great
that the pnptls are constantly etrving to do their
best, ana The rod Is neres needed except, Indeed,
IN the ca.isthenie exercises, which are i part Of
the cou,se Of ofinstrucinn. -
this largely psrontzed ard highly successful in
sittntton, hut It Is scarcely necessary. The re-.
suits of the instruction there impaired are salts
fsetori;y shown tn The high st4nd:ne Of ts gradu-
atce. We need only add that the discipline there
enforced is equally beneficial to the iuture man
| Of etndy.
DEATH OF GEORGE STERILE, ESQ.
Another Of the early pioneers of Chicago
greatness has gone from among MS, departed to
thnt home whence the emigrant never returns
George Steel, Eeq, ever since 1881 identified
With Chicago interests, died at noon yesterday,
at his residence on Michigan avenue, nea- Mad,.
son erect, OF general debility, aged si1ty-eight
years.
Dundee. Fortsrshire, Scotland, where his father
| owned and operated smsll mill. At m early
me hs to p1Sds vii
es.es N OF bis employer. nntil his twcnty.seventh
Ye.r, when be smlgr.ted to Canads. and resided
year after hi. arrival Ia Canada ho was empioyei
| On steamboat plying between Montreal and
o u r. be 81 pue, he w;s
the Cornwall canal, and also was engaged for
many years in the manufacture Of iron,
In 1883 be removed to Massens, New York, cstab-
| tabhshcd and carried on the manufacture OF WI
ter lime: removed to lockrort Illinois, aboutthe
year 1887, and, In compazy with Mr.. Hifam Nor
| he aito became contraction on the Illinois and
Michigan Canal. built the Sag Feeder, and was
a,Kt to Introduce stesm dscdges IN the Chicago
theneetorwaro up to bis death be was engaged In
she gram, packing, and shipping business In this
Nj. Steel Was en,phadcallya lever in urging
forward the car Of progress In our city; ever
amcnE the ii5et to move forward. Ills name ap:
The call for meeting On the 18th Of March, ISIS,
| to establish Board Of Trade in Chic.go, md be
| was ene Of the most ncuyc members Of the Board
hIst meeting Of The Board, held in their new
1ooma On the corner Of CLARK and Sonth Water
and N ASE s 19a n Ss here o h. hqo
pushing ssoasS 9hs' e1eat wslf 81:
ft4llE0SU.
member OF its first Board OF Directors. lie was
s1Yo President Of lie Ch,csgo Mntani insnrsnee 5
company. nis husinces enterprise did not d.min-
he buiit one Of he largest and bSst ei:yatora In
the world. He vas member of the st. Andrews
tine. bnt declined to scsTe. The Svcfe,T viii IT.
teEd his fnuersl.
T., The deceased vas married twice. The first time
were born to him, eight Of whom aro sun living;
9ne Of hts IONS James, seEyed as an aid In Gen.
er biz dauehters 4 the wife o. Ar. wilkins,
valued II f4taG0o
and bnsess 1n e .15e s ss
u1ot, and none more than he longed and prayed |
1,nd 30r ne s2eedy restoration Of he unon ne
Of is asnitaane IN, 70 Sc me iola'1nsnt
once an ornament and an Invaluable member: - %
neat and soldtesly enclosure near the northern
n-s.n,s.,,as ~ o,.assa .'i tae reception and
~ a1raaao y. ensteo men, presents very ac-
est to our citizens. betnc The thernomctcr rnos,
rise and fall indicates the avernon or approach Of
receive q satisfactory proportion n q he au
hundred thousand more no dram viii trouble Inc
minds Of CLtcagoaus, but lit The nunber OF r.
crutts and consequent energy Of citizens in tie
work OF enlistment commence 10 decrcaae thsn
to ciscItcmb and turn Into use The. .pafapdernolia
ol Gonsct1pnon. lhc daily aveFagc number OF re-
nnmher hs 1ns,,ts9a5 roa n 10 nly. TINS
ont Of he dfaft" YesterssV nifernnon oon ,st ~
ta]lton Of seven companies for The 18th reciment
Of Illinois volunteer infantry left The c.mn Yor |
New York en- route for Savannah. In Bhic{ eT |
rebel stronghold the regiment Is now stauoned.
y. eks, and viii constitute companies A. r. 4 q.
q, aud T. The following Il 4 roster ns formea ~
IN election lor comuany officers held ID
Lwo ago: 1e'1 . way ot
fien,rnnnI tco1%P q; 1Ss.1aa a. =; c5se, Flet
q mani nsn,e1 Wcs.., - no"pson' second Aen'
fn1n11nv H-Cantstn rz.t,a, f,,,.. r.
[tenI Tnytneo mi! s.nJ G1ek!el allss; First
aA.pes.
10, ,sUntt4ny Ht tS.1Sabtain, Mathew Bl4lr; First
hsn Il EI"a9 Gis ". hate5 Second Lieut., Johna"
'nan -. olen9enanE.
,,,s9a, 0o3s!eon = hlmoal; Second Leat, Au-
y " = te, tas ?. ShappeiL. y
nT,MIa"y ASnp,a.n. "a: Buf!nl; F1rsf tieut.
boSd.. ~ sAeA'5' second Aleas, William
,cU, ssgtsr h9n. tsn)anin =. F!Rord First
Ec,.;e.p S.ptet 1'ooess' SECOND Lieut., Nahanlel
D. ro.n.n.. -c...,u ~.
3sst 3FyHH Vi1,,., o9au q Long First
a11 * ocszoacn. tsz,,se = ,,1 ~. aa..,
3snroeI - - 80 aa 1,1 o. Lol. joan
a1, {ea- H. T. oy Of 81
reserve Corn IN 1pa,Ha to ar Er9 oi veteE2n
TIE MONROE S4axE Bune1anr.-1t Eyi,l h.. ~
cembered by our readera that IN c,r n,eht NJ I
February 1c,i, the honsa of I,mea sn,',h r.
of The r,hfcaoo fce cnnnonv ,r.s I
,,+.,ed ~ h,,-..,.~. s.a =. ss,s sfs"3' "es
1,t;, ~. ,,ara anu INC sa!e e, cat51ea ~ away
Z - txo m 10 eo1ssu1s nn y! t3,vU IN cash.