New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-26

enacted of those sentenced for les. period for q. latter elias,
whose r. are so grave demand longer terms Of upoHment
should he to the Poa Association % the s.taSe ~ sseh d.
CHARGED evned desire to reform In The ab,nce Of such
bave d the Superintendent Of Out Door Poor provide their
the Boad Of School Trustee. Siusepb Ward the CON.
noer Indebted for the establishment Of the Prison
.. ' bs the % and T. Il. s
they have 'ssn n 9e nsee.. and GJ ,Se 1SSg.
tn. schools every from
ncs tss we're Established has BEEN TOO short to deoe their
Soass hs belize. S .T vii be ueseia means u or in
prosenent a, well a. Of mental culture
OF the site properly regarded M chief advantage Was both
means custody and BY the ,uon Of the prisoners an
81 The punishment Of ofehss. 1t !, so no longer me
Island sI,., covered with hospitals and ayums: u daily
motive, o. curiosity friendship beneVonce The prisoners have
more or 1 9Th ,S visitors ,nd The prison i rsprc,eh
ne time phy approaching shet the qarss Of the island which
Hart. Island which Owned BY Is every respect
nOre eligible 'iaaou distant from the main land and from the
years i. cultivation and sdornHsSs The sIp1:. removing
be neOnnderable
To the Industrial School Harris Island committed vsgnt boys
TOO old TO be the Rsndr Island habtGa rusns
SS ;tHs S. cd b s'S s. s S; i &: s Of %
eTas the 1sG: discipline Of those a .as IN
vas delnoshrug they committed to the House Of Refuge
where they ...oead viii youthful criminal, and learned the
crime AZ Harts Island the discipline strict and suited to self wled
their time ia devoted to play and isht labor
Under the authority by the I..u shin Of 200 up.
has been purchased and ad up Nautical School Over 200 boys
y;i Of :s Siss who ere
% vel As the elementary branches Of h2oslede taught the
public schools The rules governing the ship are those the apprentice
Te want Of Nautical School the port Of has long been
SeuOu As early lsl2 the Rev Dr. Stamford Of th. city e9e.
school . nursery for seann escuing
class boys Who because Of their adventurous dispositions were no.
content settle down to he ordinary aud quiet avoAsns NE and
Who une aed would end the excitement they loved debauehe
III. necessity Of til. grown the city
The mercantile marine suffers ot The want Of Intelligent .eamsn and
life who are ssng up IA and vgI,5 re eoSs o. 10
p.sns cot only % discharge the duties Of sailor,
Necessary alterations to the vessel completed 10 September
since when she @ made three trips e sea On the return 81 spIs
rPec, studies school and learning the duties Of sailors b"
beeh satisfactory Of the rules for the government Of the
ship are herewith submitted
Leg.ue appropriation LABOR
Bureau and Intelligence Qses There ATg. population Mug
orr ON, eSoympt tby are Of the comforts
of life The attempt made last year BY the
might be transferred where labor always in demand Il
BumseT Of person. they required be performed
a aRS he S .Is a q sss DC % The .s he
Zoe plan published through The Western states ana 'se
RENTED The expenses Of travel The scheme
soue r The did not deem themselves competent
pend the public MONEYS to facilitate emigration Ihe are eolea VIZ
appS a., ,y q the destitute II the Commissioner under the
to save: :sys S 'sa' nom rs1 they NJ.
livelihood her. either category the applications sI'o,sd
would exhaust the means at tas d,pgia .t s
the attain the object in vie" without The resort 70
81 persons S.ye been provided employment satisfactory
the persons, application Of employer mahy oil whom are s'ea
The Intelligence once opened the 18Th june last Prom that
1915 tensile employment obtained for s' males olS f
The success .e Of the Once has been vey sng h,
brought ihe employer aud those seeking ace 70 ~
serious grievance require legislative interference
Their. provision for the hou.sle', poor Th,
their annual report referred the large number poor but epn
ale persons who deprived ofhomes from eope
to Wander rovse S ass persons Committed for
necessity for house, Of shelter . ,nnuly but s
Ipdeuy Of their establishment shall have been
i Ia. been e Psccs the Common Council TO annually .D
prcps sun Of Vpy I n. Ibuon the nouey wa.
mad. through this Department and last year the appropriation VI"
rs. sbepee Of law directing provide specifically
Blind they have regarded the duty as bot .m'9aT' d G
p.au2. Of the Ls.are relief Blind
pdliion Of %, OO5 viii be required
Tb. most Icul. function Of the Department rey. the simply
need for want empoymeu Tie ,ei
have claim Charities saSs 5sr 1 To vTos for
OBEY the dictates Of sound policy as well as hsn.n ea
III, sDort o 70 ,hs cs%nS Of III the
80 SGDs Of 5 great evil .: lavish
charity Inevitable Of public relief sneh eases Is e
which the relief intended 10 avert The and
Ane Of recipient 10 the precise ratio Of the aid
Afforded nssmen be disposed aud less able TO hgh
the Of m till length be beeOmesa 'sni and panPer and
perhaps criminal -, ,,,,
n,s populated cOue, where theoTp.tOn labor reduce,
wages prosperous times to bare subsistence aud reverse
trade harvest throws large Of the population Oh po
charity them from starvation the relief must be Commensurate
the Necessity the and embrace the able bodied well as the c
And nm Thus England number Of receiving public
charity on Jan O569 Of whom 1888 6s able bodied
well whether ghu amount Of human mise
greatly Attributable to the unws regulations Of former age. To-
tbe But with there such overwhelming
ces Of the able bodied arc few and gene
rally eabe dissipation loss Of character or they are widow
struggling families Of children
All applications relief made to the Chief Ereeuy. Ohet
the Keock Superintendent Of outdoor Poor To
guard against fraudulent improper applications the CITY Is dydss
INTO II districts visitor assigned TO EACH whose duty 70 make
neoua EXAMINATION condition Of applicant resident
liz district report the Superintendent OF Out Door Foo
number receiving outdoor relief on the LIST FEBRUARY
1862 1866 persOs; LIST August 1852 was 26 per'ohs lJAnu
sry, 1870, sOlT persons Respectfully submitted
JAMES BOWEN,
ISAAC BELL, iC,nui.s,opsr,
o. W. BRENNAN
JAMES b. NICHOLSON