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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK FEB 10, Il

PORT OF NEw.YORK. ......... MONDAY. FEB. 10, 1883
ARRIVED.
steamer Aner Head Dr Macy London Jan IS, with mdse
steamer Abyssina ,Br, Bentley. Liverpool Feb g. via
Queenstown t. with mdse and passengerSt to Williams &
steamer othelo BIZ Atkins Hull Jan 20 via Plymouth
25, with mdse 10 Sanderson son.
steamer Aenkssat9n HF' "e'shman' Newcastle 20 days
steamer MayumOo Br, De silva, Rio Janero 2t days
with mdse Mccullough. Beecher < Co. vessel to United
steamer Valencia ,Br, osse Laguayra Fob o. Porto Ca
bco Curacao II, with mdso and p~scnges to Bouion
steamer saiatosa Curtis Havana days, with mdse ana
passengers To jag e WarH a. TO- ,,. No, ILL, -,
steamer Richmond Vincent. West Point Va with mdse
passengers To Old Dominion ~ Co.
steamer wyoming Croker Philadelphia, with mdso TO
steamer Commonwealth Van KIRK Philadelphia. with mdso
steamer Neptune Berry, Boston with mdse and passengers
ship Castnc Morgan Trieste 90 days with empty barrels
to order vessel TO lheo Ruger
stone to order vessel to seager Bros
days with iron and empty barrels 10 order vessel to scam
Hars Scots Bay (of windsor Nsl Murray Porman So
days with non ore and empty barrels to order vessel to
Bark Antonio a Abundo Gtan Cammorato Montevideo 90
days. with mdse TO order vessel to master
with sugar 10 II swift a Coz vessel Funch Edye 4 C6
to orsr yessS to Func6 dSs 4 Co ' WIN sugar
Bns Rscnelo utan, Manclno, rarragona 60 days with
mdse to order vessel 20 Benham. Pickering * Co.
to order; vessel to Funch. Edge & Co.
sUNsgT--wind at SANDY Hook. light W; hay. At
CITY Island, light, WSW clear.
CLEARED
Steamer Richmond. Vincent West va-old Dominion
$500
Steamer Martha stevens Chance BALTIMORE $ Krems
Steamer Elcanora. Bragg Portland-J + Ames.
Steamer Noreus. Coleman. a Dmock
ship John Bcrtram (NOr, Glertsen, NORTHUMBERLAND,
Edge & Co
Bark Obed Baxter, Baxter Shanghai Vernon Brown
a. co.
Bark Harold tBr). Dartt Bordeaux-9now - Burgess.
Bark Guayaqml Span, Alsesa, Barcelona Sp-Menaehio
PUG * co
Bark Exile OBrl Pence, Havre-scammen Bros.
Bark Johannes Ger StOrer. Bromen-H Hermann koOp Co
big Mette Katfuc Dam, Anderson, Port Allegro Braz
FunCh Edye s. Co.
steamers Poaria Hamburg Longhirs Glasgow; Der.
muda Kits Richmond West Point Va. Break water,
Lewes ships Dora. riume DuisOerg. Hamburg Theo n
Rand London. Banks Jassy, Cape Town, Tyler Naleu.
ca lfebo ElsinOTe LanckCn and LcOCalia Ham.
burg Torno Treyanion. Liverpool; MargaIoth,
Blanca, Queenstown, swansea Hull. Euse iralee Brig,
Ibar Dunedin. Kong Sverro, Stockholm LizZc IitOseu
AyOnmOuth, Raven, Bahia
MISCELLANEOUS
steamer BuTswe tBr Wallace from Cardiff for Nav yors
has returned 20 Queenstown Her stem started aud She is
lelkY.
steamer Cola. at Liverpool from Galveston had deck,
swept, and "a gwAys and boats smashed.
BARK John watt Am, Swoet,er from Liverpool for New
Orleans, mas returned In leaky condition
BARI Nor NOR, Anderson, from Leith for
put into Bergen leaky. ' $3.50
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SEEKING THE IMMIGRANT BUSINESS.

combination of railroad ticket-agents. having
Offices outside of Castle Garden. has been formed to
fight the joint agency of the New York Central, the
New-York Lake Erie and Western, the Pennsyl-
yania and the Batlm and Ohio Railroads, recent
ly established at Castle Garden The agents char
acterize the Joint agency as arbitrary OF
Commissioner Fink 1t excludes all other aloads
and outside agencies from the sale of immigrant
passage tickets, and prohiOts any other than mmI-
grants purchasing tickets through the Joint agency
or travelling at immigrant rates The agents not
willing that the four companies should have the
right to exclusive privileges at Castle Gar
den. They also opposed to compelling others
than immigrants 10 pay secOrd-class rates for third
class accommodations. The fOrei gner who has ust
arrived pays one third less for the same accOmmo-
datiUns.
Arrangements have been made with the Old Do
minion Steamship Line by which immigrant rates
will be allowed to Norfolk. There also
special agreements with the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia AIR Line consolidation,
from Norfolk to New-Orleans Thence passen-
gers can 20 by the NewOTeans and Pacific Rail
road to its connection with the Teas and Pacific
ana it's connection with the Southern Pacific. Imm-
grants may be distributed along those lines and in
Texas and the Pacific coast They may also be sent
TO Arkansas and Tennessee by the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad. Negotiations are in progress
with the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad TO distribute
immigrants iu tie Northwest and when these are
completed. aud the ocean steamship lines between
Newport News and New-Orleans and Liverpool
agents can be sent abroad is now done by the
trunk line railroads.. The competition will he made
moIe effective by the Offering OF large commissions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
ELEVEN POLICEMEN FOR EACH BURGLAR.

A servant girl employed IN the house OF Hugh
FreeI W no Keeps pawnshop, over which he lives,
at New. Chambers and Peafl-sts., was awakened
early Yesterday morning by the noise OF pounding
I'm the cellar as she thought She hastily reused
Mr. Freel. lie FASTENED down stairs, pistol In hand
and found that two burglars were at work taxing
out bricks in the wall that separates his back shop
from lumber yard. They had already reached the
inside plastering and were carefully chipping 1t
away, MIR Freel stood guard ready to blow OH The
first head that came through the MOLE" as be SAID
aud the servant girl ran for an officer she brought
three with her. aud in few moments there were
twenty others on the scene. by tie time
the burglars discovered their prodIcament
every way of escape 10 the street was blocked
They tried first exit and then another, and at
last lodged around among the lumber piles and
iumped over a back fence with ball dozen police
men at their heels. The trail of the thieves was
lost for some time amid the intricacles OF several
rear wards but it was finally found that they had
gone up iire-rscape on house in New Chambers
81 They were tracked over a half-dozen housetops
and were found at last trying to open the scutie OF
a house on WIliam-st. They were arrested by
Detective Cauovan and ClarKer and were lodged
IN the Oak Street Police Station Tor the night.
Several knives and pistols were found on them.
They said that their names were Richard Hart, age
thur v and William Clark, age fifty.
In the morning they were taken at first to Ponce
Headquarters and were identified as professional
burglars They were afterward arTaigned before
Justice " hite in the iOmUs Police Court, and
were committed by him without bail. hey said
that they were after jewelry worth $4,000, which
was deposited in Mr.. Freels safe. They left new
Get of Burglars tools where they were working.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
DEATH OLE DANIEL LEON, TIL

Daniel Leon. age thirty.One. died YESTERDAY AT
Bellevue Hospital or consumption ne was on, OILY
Indy "a il law stretched ont in the MOrgue, seemed
thai of a child The face. however. was that OF
man wan and care Leon, who previous 10 MS
last sickness used to live at No. Pell-st was Tor
n long time q familiar figure about City Hall Park
lie was known to most of the prominent men who
passed through it. and his absence from ms orc
that the little dwarf had some rich relatives. but
nobody has appeared at the hospital to claim KIN
snip OF acquaintancesbp with hlnl' III irIehus Nv
not appear IN a day or two his body Will DO Dur]eu
in tho potters Field.
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anv further attempts to destroy their property may
be frustrated.
TRAINING THE LITE-sAvrNG CORPS.


Six fremen who have volunteered to oecol, ls
members of the Life-Savlng Corps, were p ~
through an InIa Ory dil1 at the engine nou1J I o."
Tentb-ave. and Ninety second-st:. yesterday.
are Ii: he active men. each one of whom mas niauo
record of bravery in the department., ana an alo
perienced hremen. Their dril-master Mae
Hoel, member Of the ST. Louis Fire gnJ h
and the inventor of the scalnGladder TO DC U.s. ~
the corps. The ladder is hickory pore, NV in
twenty feet long bound with iron; rngs hnoli il
serted at intervals OF loot, an0 iong ON fhc
fastened to one end of the pole. STANDING on MI
ST rect pavement the hooked end may Dv WI ~.
through a window on the second llo0r ~
of the hook clngs to the inner sac OF V S hn hook
sill and the teeth the under Sue VI M to
sink firmly into tie woodwork, forming !auo iI,,h
I he window that child would not a dcar 90 on tnke
The fireman, on reaching the second TooI eau IL
nm the ladder and adjust 1t to the window OF tne
floor above, or second LADDER may no rn Tght
him for that purpose: me iau" In THIS manner
a fireman can ascend to the roof OF any DuIluins
Hall n dozen of these ladders Will be attacneu ~
each truck, and they cap pG e reman viii be
eoupped with an axe. spikes and rope, ana al .n'
is necessary besides is GOODNESS ana presence VI
mind i'll an emergency. ,, A. o1,otbonics
first said Mr. Hoel to a TRIBUNE reporter. ana ana
show them how to handle the ladders. by the emu
of the week will let them climb one story, then III
a compile of weeks more they will be able to cnm9
ANYTHING and | will bring them downtown anu
show you how they can climb your teI-s'olS
buildings. They could climb to the rooI "
IHg TRIBUNE building with those ladders, or 10
the top of Trinity Church steeple if there I'VE were
windows in 1t 10 hook in If there had been hani I"
dozen of those ladders at the Milwaukee fire OF 40
the fire of The UOrld building in New-York, every
person could have been saved who reached VIII
will he from exposure to the smoke, but the men
will work in squads and lend each other aid. WIN
his rope a fireman can lower man who weighs TWO
hundred and fifty pounds in perfect SAFETY 10 'ho
Chief Hugh Bonner, who has charge, of the LIE
Saving Corps, said that there have been gr95au
MANY applications to join it from outside the DC
partment but that It desired TO fill IT WIN rex
perienced firemen. At present two men VIII pc
assigned to each truck, as they become property
ultimately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
THIEVES Fooled BY A PLUCKY BOY.

Harrington & Goodwin, dealers in tailorS trim
mings. occupy the second floor of the building at
No 81 University place. Alb ut s o'clock on Sat
urday morning, Andrew |; Malloy' seventeen !
vear-old boy in their employment unlocked the
front door leading into the building, and was about
to enter when two men approached. They ran mp
stars with the remark that the place was better
protected against burglars than Rontcy IN Broad
way. he boy followed the men up stairs. where
he was asked TO show them some samples OF SIX
One of the men tried TO conceal piece OF sllk,
valued at S51, in his rocket. The boy ordered the
man to replace the goods on the counter
Cant we look at il 7" asked one of the men.
YES" said the boy, " but you must not put 1t IN
your pocket"
Both men then started toward the door, closely
followed by the boy who seized one Of them. The
man struck him and threw HIM off. Again
the boy seized him. but was re-
pulsed. The lad then seized an axe, but before he
could use IT, the fellows escaped. They were ar
rested later In the police station they rccog-
nized as John Johnson alias French Charlie" an
ex-convict; and James Maberly, alias "McGrath,"
who recently served term in the Boston peniten-
tIary While in his cell Ma6erly cut off q pair OF
flowing side whiskers with blunt pocket knife. In
the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday, his
face was marked and bleeding. Justice Duffy held
both prisoners for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
srrAM OARS an TuE WEST SIDE.

committee from the West Side Citizens Asso,
citation called yesterday on the Mayor and asked
him TO use his influence to compel the removal OF
the cars which constantly stand III West Canal ana
Hudson SITS. and to prevent the running OF dummies
and freight cars in fenth-ave and the streets men
toned. They presented petition signed by over
5000 residents of the West Side, setting forth the
damage that had been done TO property by thc
railroad company might have a depot at the foot OF
Canal-st and 81. Johns Park depot could be used
rs public market. The Mayor promised to give
the mnflcr his ntteniIOn
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WHAT Is GnING ON TODAY.

Workngmen's mass meeting at Cooper Institute.
Burr will case before Surrogate Rollins.
Anniversary meeting Of Medical Mission at broadway
Tabernacle. ,
DR. Ryonces lecture before Nineteenth Century Club
Annual meeting OF Ayrshire Breeders Association at
METROPOLITAN Hotel.
Water Commisaion meeting az Mayor EdsOn's Office
Meeting Of the Republican Central committee NJ re
publican Hall . -. -,
Lecture by Chauucey VI. Depew at LORDS fubhc heau-
ing Room, No 1876 Greenwich ST.
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DISASTERS TO SHIPPING.

SgE YORK Feb l0-The direction OF the Bureau Veras
has lust published the following statistics Of mar NE dsas
ers reported Curing the month OF December 1882
ing All days: sailing vessels reported Ostll American
10 British. Danish Dutch u French, % German,
Greek Italian. II Norwegian Portuguese. Russian.
swsdshToa l6 In this number are included IA vessels
reported missing -
German ! italian Norwegian Sponlsh-TOtal 23. In
this number are included steamers reported missing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue Hotel-The Hon. George Is;
Loring United States Commissonerof Agriculture, ana
Captain James b. Lads OF St Louis. Windsor Hod
Attorney General Leslie W. Russell, Of Albany HcSt
munster Hotel Governor Henry NJ ioyt OF Pennsy
wanna Nctr- York HOiei-Raiiroad Commissioner virgil
Powers of GeOrea.....N Nicholas HOiet-EHGoyernor
James f. English, OF Connecticut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20

Ely's raam Ba m viii. when applied by
the finger INTO the nO-trils. lie absOrbedi
efleCtuailv cleansing the nasal passages OF
o1tarrl virus. causing healthy secre-
lions. Itallays Inflammation. protects the
linngs 81 the heat from addt-
tOual Gods completely heals the sores
iud restores the sense OF tasie and smell.
Benehcm results are realized by few
= horoUgh fTeds mint UttL
rurS Tnequalled for cold in the head.
Az eeable 10 use. send for circular. so
cents by natl OF az DRUGGISTS ELY's
CREAM balm Co. OwegO y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20

DIR HOUGHTON'S FAII IN MEN uNSHAhhN'
No new discoveries were made Yesterday with re-
gard 10 the robbery az the Church OF the lranngu-
ration on Saturday night. Dr. Houghton said 10
TnIBI,NE reporter Yesterday that altogether tiere
were five piece, of silver belonging to the com,
munon sery ice missing, and while he thought TIoV
was too small an ,stimate of their value the total
loss would not exceed $1,000. lie admls very
sorrowfully that probably the robbers were were
well Acquainted with the place. put
he refuses to cast suspicion unon
ANYBODY The work was done in "a very hunglnE
fashion for while everything was seemingly tulnea
upside down ana inside out, and hali-buineaa
matches and drops OF csnde-grease were scatereu
all over the floor the greater part OF the communion
service although within easy reach. WAS nc discov
cred d. Hougbton still has hopes that inc props
erty may be restored to INN through some tnlIu
person If 1t lie true." he says. that nave pten
robbed by one whom have befriended IL 10 Pit, .
ful exhibit On OF the weakness of human nature euC
am so constantly furnished with eXhlpiuons oi a
contrary character that my faith In the Deter siu'
of men is unshaken." -, ,,.,t
Captain Williams. of the Twenty ninth Pleeinct,
said that he had very little hope OF belng aDe w
CAPTURE the thieves as there positively no Gew
to them Throughout the day friends continued 10
call on DIR. IioughtOn to express theH sSnP"'"S
with him at his lose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20

The building occupied by c. c. Shayne, the
well known Manufacturer 1913 Prince ST. viii be torn
down May Prior removal the elegant stock Of Selskin
sacaues Dolmans lined Garments will he closed out
will splendid opportunity 10 purchase hrstcass
Fur Garments reliable manufact Irer, bargain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
RadWay's Regulating Pills!

Perfectly tasieess elegantly coated for the OF all dis
the stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder malaria
in it, various forms diseases headache. conspa
ton costivenes Indigestion dyspepsia Dii0usness bilious
fever Inflammation OF the bowels piles and all dernge
Of the internal viscera- PRICE 20 CENTS PER BOX
sold by all druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20

"The best Pill ever used,' is the frequent
remark purchasers Of CareTs Little Liver Pills. When
you try them you will say the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
POWERS & WEIGHTMAN,
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS,
pHTTAnFT pVIA

NEW -HONh UFF INE-0O NAIUEN I'M y
Offer the Wholesale Drug Trade and those who buy in
similar quantities. an assortment Of
CHEMICALS Medicinal Photographic. and for the Arts,
Including QUINIA, sulphate Acetate Bromide etc NOR
PHIA sulphate Acetate Bromide. etc. CINCH0NIDlA,
CINCHONIA. Caome, Corrosive Subtmate PorAS-
SUM- Iodlde ana Bromide, Cric and rartaric Acids.
Nitrate Silver suphurc Muriac and Nitric Acids, EPSON
Salts Blue Vtrol ChOroorm, Magnesa Cscined Heavy,
Bismuth preparations strychnia suphurc Ether, etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrss 647 SETS 54l Moon sets 64O Moons agedys Is
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
4 M-Sandv HOOK. ga GOV Island. 7:l2; Hell Gate 901
PA-SaudyH HOOK. b5i, GOV lSand. 139; Hell Gate S'9o
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Announcements.

DR.. NEWELL, Des Moines, Iowa, writes
Health Food Company's Cereal Coffee is splendid being
palatable, nOurishing soothing"
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nREMATuRE Decline. Nervons. Mental and

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L GentO Urinary Debility and Diseases and structures IL
speedily cured treated with caustc sounds or knife
caus, half Of the diseases Of the pTosrata
gland bladder kidneys and heart To rescue those whose
have resisted previous treatment the European ana
Medical publish their causes prevention,
illustrative and certificates or led
In large 80 years practice for 20 cents Once
No. l 1893 broadway, New. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20

For Thick Heads, heavy stOmachs bilious
uess-Wes May Apple Pills-cathartic 10 and Csc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20

The testator beQueaths his former house NO. 70
Madson-ave and country seat at Tarrytown to his
widow also making ample provision for her support.
The testaors seven equal portions OF the
estate, aud liberal beQuests are made 10 relatives anu
Others The charitable requests ana certain otuerS e
TO be paid by instruments The Will is TO run lor i've
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
144Lexington.ave. between 18th nd3Dtl-3ts
UoursS to l. TO T. InDOtence StertY, D,elBs3 u ms
GentO. Urinary organs and nervous system. specialized
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
WILLIAM E. DODGE.

A PROPOSED MoNUMENT-ABsTRACT OF hi' VIZ
The project OF erecting monument ,ba
stotue in this city, III mehlOlN VI t,,nd
late William E. Dodge, is beng o ransrs
of among merchants, bankers anu Of tho
At n meeting of the Executive COMMITTEE oi VIZ
Chamber of Commerce yesterday the suoJec' T TS
iufOrually discussed by the members pleSehht -
matter will be formally brought up az ne
meeting of the Chamber on March /, n nn;"ont
reporter talked with number OF Pion.,n nI G
busine,s men Yesterday about the matter odIuei
Sloan said II think very well oil the Iueaf d a
should be glad TO aid the movement. MI. DV SiJ
certainly deserved monumeht II any on' W. S o,u
A. n merchant citizen and phllanthrOplSt ne GU
hoS;ed Qualities that every one h0nOrs. Inc propo
sitIon for a suitable memorial VIII be populaTly sup
norted. l am sure. AS to what Description Oh
Owe an opinion now, not having thought of 1t
sbould certainly be handsome one ana one artist-
icaly worthy OF its subject" 800,
I'VE erect monuments to poets, generals am
statesmen" SAID Morris X. Jesup, and why sh9uu
we not raise one to the memory of one VINO mas 9oie
so much to shed glory on the name OF citizen WY
should not show TO poStentY that we apPJGi"oo
such men as William +. Dodge as Wen az
men who have won fame IN other spheres tnan MS
Who is there better worthy Of mouulieino 0i
+. III. Cossitt SAID that he thought the project an
excellent one though be could not, by reason OF ms
connection with the Dodge family, take an acuVe
mart in it, He was glad that the Chamber OF Com
be success at the outset. George wilson, tns
secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, saIu
that he thought popular " !, oui9 n roH
would i'll all probability he opened III w9ulu nov
be fttingD said he "for Mr.. Dodge's wealthy asso-
ciates alone to contribute when there are th3u
sands of poor people whom he has benehted VINO
would be glad to give small sums. ne puDic gen
orally would also desire to contr bute.
will of MI Dodge was left yesterday at the surro-
gates office
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
LAW AND ORDER IN QUEENS COUNTY.

A meeting of delegates from the law and order
organization OF the towns of Queens county,
held at the Town Hall in Jamaica, yesterday
afternoon TO take measures To form county
organization. About forty persons were present,
Tcprescn ting the associations al Long Island CITY,
Glen Cove, NewtOwn, Oyster Bay, Locust Valley and
Jamaica. The Rev. Lewis Lampman, Of Jamaica,
chosen temporary chairman ard joseph Yacn-
tine, of Locust Valley, secretary. The society Will
be known as the Queens County Law and Order
Association. The capital stock is to be 500, 800
for each town. +. II. Wolcott, of Astoria was
elected presidents Isaac c. IendricksOn of Jamaica,
vice president j. II. Prol, of Newtown. secretary,
and william Dykes, of Jamaica, treasurer The
president TO issue address to the residents OF
Queens County.
THE WORK OF MIR. GERRY'S SOCIETY.
The New-ioik Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty To Children has issued its eighth annual re-
port. In the presidents address he speaks of the
Importance OF the hospital for contagious diseases
which was asked for in consequences of the yenti-
lation by the society of the so called Van Ellen
Infant Asy luT at No. 81 University place during
the past year." There still a mortgage on the
sociely's building at No. 100 East Twenty third ST
of $4,000. Two vice presidents died last year
Frederic de Peyster and Robert l.. Stuart. Tie ex-
penses 1902 rs and The receipts SIG $40 As
During the year ,035 cases were prosecuted, 900
convictions secured, and 1853 children placed in
homes or institutions. In the disposition OF the