New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-01

,oa siDce the opening of Lent numbered seventy ntiH
tHS As the Bishop himself remarked no we're
nav means were adopted, no sensatlona thc ont
NAY &C. sccure this remarkable result IL was te ho
nc NJ Jealous unremttinc. intelligent w1rH y" ~"
matt of one Of the youngest eiergymeh i" '""' IL,
Co,oncl George Z. Waring jr., mas rauica'
,aaas in regard to tenement house reform. III
bntion to The Plumber he contends that 'uo
,ss,,s mi in the matter arises from the most "o'
$1,000 alu,osi universal condition Of bullo>ng 'eho
ontronses on single 25x1OO feet lois IN any JIM
oountyy than this there wodld be reasou"o'e "0t
. law might he secured 20 prohibit Tue oon.'
convenient and foul combination o. Ou"' -
,o under which so large part Of the popuia'lon u"
- - ,,i, a living; aud even here he does not des-
.. l,,Ilsrive prohibition against the further con-
.,o,ion NJ bouses to be occupied III small Vehcuou'
,on opv Iot less than 100 feet square win Sueh
dinosifion of cir space and light as could oe "co'
lisha3 wh this area. the minor dlihcmt'es conh'o'0
- M orcstion Of drainage could easily be overcome
hue the supcrntendenee Of the details OF the "orhnE
md ma much more complete and relatively cheaper
o., ,is larger population. He maintains that II only
Tow large and weappOinted houses are erected Ioi tue
accommodation OF the better class OF those Who noM
hive these apartments TINS WI oIeT o,Ses so many
apartments OF The present acont far tLe
~ fbeir Crcupants TO leave these vacant OI I ne
,U,,eT evpn fine pOorest and worst accommodated
vii fee; an indirect influence, and tcnement-honse ca
a VA learn sooner OF OF easi ocr,b9 decent
fences for those whom IT depends FOR l's uc"i'o'
II there were not so many things TO re-
member in this busy world it would be unnecesS"F ~
remind TRIBUNE readers that menorla pul"ng g III
course o. erection at stratfordon Avon on site on the
hanks Of the Avon which has been given Tor mat Pu
nose The surrounding ground Will he lad out MS gar
dens and the building will contain sUldH lhea'Ie loi
fine occasional performance OF ShakeSpeares pays
library of dramatic literature and picture gallery are
n be added. The amount of subscriptions as yctre-
ceived il not sufficient to complete the whole OF the
o,ooro1 buildug but the theatre is finished with
tbe execution OF certain ornamental details and VIII be
opeped Oh tue next 1.-THE 315thl anniversary OF snake
speare's BIRTH and inaugural festival mas Dceh ar
ranged To occupy four dayshc 23 24th Z0th ana -On
Of Apru There VIII be d9eRneT on the afternoon OF
tba 93j the Mayor IN the chair and in the evening VIII
be gwen tho first play in the new theatre Much Ado
Eb6nt Nothing" Barry sullivan and Mrs. IIeodHrs
Marin (Nis, Helen Fducp have undertaken TO P'ly
Jsge6icS and Beatrice Next evening Hamlcl WIN De
gwen, with Barry sa'"H "a as , ,hc 55t6 there win he
concert AT which Madame AraDeua Goddard Mrs
osgooi Miss Kate Fed, Nadine A9t9 ON 9sGt mi
W. Shakespeare, W H. Cummings ana MI' odH'''! VIII
assist. r julius Benedlci being conductor
A London dressmaker recently had her lover
arrested for taking from Ter certain presents which he
had made TO her She stated in court that she had peeh
engaged 70 the prisoner for several months anu on the
previous Saturday evening had met him by appoint
1Deut He took her into jewellers shop, saying ue
would buy her chain. and selected one for 50 los lie
asked her to see how would look on her watch aud sAe
attached to al cr from her chain, ana he tired II
On the new one He afterward put the watch IN his
pocket and the chain the counter. Then he asked
70 see some wedding rings and at his request she TOOK
gold keeper from her finger and tried Oh three OF Tour
wedding rlcs one OF which fitted her keMarkgG thd'
II looked very nice on finger be put the kecpern lis
pocket and purchased pm for himself for IS Cd saw
ing that would satisfy the eSeler for his trouble The
dre,smaker asked the prisoner for The watch and Keeper
but he refused 20 give them TO her, remark ne that they
were ms property. and taking her into the jewellers as
De mad done was the only means he had OF getting them
she thcn give m into Gust ,dy. She cid not know
whet1cr could call herself engaged to the prisoner
never asked for them back. She had little quariri
with hIm month previously, bar that was made ~.
observed that he did not think any jury
would convlc the prisoner of stealing The things ana
therefore the man must bs DISCHARGED The drcs,maher
len me court remarking that disgrace tuI thing