The New York herald., 1876-10-14

which they have emanatcd. For this he was roasted
between this Protestant 10 and the Catholic
one Of vanni, who was burned at Toulouse by the In
QUESTION, in 1929, for his dialogue Concerning Ma
'.Now, that is what call a nne passage and written
by . remarkable thinker" added Stokes in u faint
tone.
THE FUTURE or sroxEs
saw that the man quite III, and yet heard that
he was discharged from the hospital as being con
vaiesccat the very next day after saw him, but with
permission TO walk around in another hospital
than that where he WAS on Sunday last
Stokes health is broken present
than even Is known 10 himself, and Dr. James X
Wood, who was his private ph ysiclan, has been
tonshed II is said that stokes system has lasted so
long unuor so hard fate he has had for the past
nvc years Stokes has not yat determined what he
will do when he comes out Of prison, but it may be
understood that he Is not any longer married man.
though hts vile lives and he has daughter, beaut
iul and accom- pshed girl OF eighteen years That he
WIZ ...sS ~ mnx Sern sc s,,ad % :. h,s o,, rsn,srv
works which were carefully looked after by Mrs
Stokes. his mother who has been very devoted to
her unfortunate son. while be has been imprisoned
viii be returned TO hun. IL was about these very
oil works at Hunters Point that stokes had
some OF his nercest legal contests with the late James
Fisk Stokes has spcculated also since he has been
in prison, and Is Low the owner oil very valuable pat
ent, which he purchased while In sing sing from a
convirt ior paving streets The pavement Ia in long
opioug blocks, ana Is oil some KIND OF composition
whose lredIenis cannot specify stokes stated to
me before he leit sing sing Tor Auburn that he
might go 10 Europe for short lmc his re-
lease, but IL would only be ior short tImo as he
would be compelled To look alter his affairs At once
But IL Is probable, that owing TO the present
OF his lungs, that Stokes may have 10 take trip
TO Havana this winter N he wishes TO proiopg his ife
for his constitution completely broken and needs
patching up
availcd myself Of tho kindness OF the chaplain Of
the prison. the Rev. Dr. Leroy--who had dram OF
hny men from Sing Sing 10 bo passed" by him be-
fore being assigned to their quarterso take look at
tie class OF men who have suffered the ban OF the law
Sitting by the chaplain desk, IN his ofcc while the
felons stood outside Ia the long OF those striped
suits indicative OF so much iniamy aud shame ana so
many broken hearts. had good chance to observe
the iaces and dcmcanor Of those unfortunate men,
There are at present 500 prisoners in sing sing
Prison. and as that number the place there
had 10 be drau made lately, and atty were
Auburn 10 be disposed Of IL Is tho duty OF the cha
lain, DR.. Leroy 10 become acquainted tho
stances OF each mans when he co hes up here
and was present At this muster OF the maciactors
Each man was asked how old he was wnerc born,
married or SINGLE temperate Intempcratc, Catholic
or Protestant, and II no was Protestant he received
testament and II Catholic no was not asked TO take
one unless he asked for It.
1--WE 10 atompt 10 interfere with mani y religion
here In any sense but always ask each when no
comes up TO me 10 not deny hts manhood even II he
be In trouble, but to preserve II ana assert II when
called upon. There is no Catholic service held here
but Catholic ministers and the good Sisters call
those who wish 70 consult them. Some Of these poor