New-York tribune., 1884-11-13

affair caused 90 mucn lnterest thav 'n dnctad
ppnd defsrmined to protect her from distasteiui
lie. Upon arriving at New-York the elders wGre ,s
not permitted to drag her Oh, anS Of her nus
band, took the girl to her nome Ia HTSe 0;ri
where she will be employed as q servant; Inc gira
seemed to be overjoy ed with the agreoa''0 'n""s'
in her position
GABE CASE AS A NAUTICAL AUTHORITY.
The Dock Board SPRING and
Charlton sts with 1O4 feet adjoining al at Soo49
ner foot No action was taken. The city contesMted Yea
Conrt of Appeals decided against it, A. r.. Beaen
anniied for pcrnrisslon to build doc son WARDS
Island The Department of Charities ana isT H",Ieg
tions opposed the application and II was dehleu;
President Stark said that he had seen con Pnl
i'm the papers about the filling of Cronweii CIeen
above One-hundrsdand-s Ghf 1n the creek
was navigablc and that 1t was peihg n'ieu !" -
the owners of adjacent property. sosr s,oors or
81 am pretty certain that j nave seen s@luuf @ fr ~
schooners on it,D said Commissioners launoeeir
"(;abe Ceses place l. in the vicinity and hc wouid
be n good authority on the sutJec''
CONDEMNING RASH LANGUAGE.
Tho ,nost innortant one of the resolutions intro
duced discussed and finally adopted at IN"
ly meeting of the Board Of irada anu n,,ted hv
tion Yesterday, was the ionoWing' s""'' ~
ex-.Judge W. ii. Arnoux
Whecas Certain udeed and iniempeGr,,lG eTpeI enI
ions have been indnlscd III no d,csc contest in The
state of New York IN the recent lfesidenai cecto
Rsolrcd, That we deprecale he use n,r n a"p com
mnnty and that rerel the suggestion tl 'ne
Of the people OF This state are. or mucI nted fraud
and that we have an abiding lh UNI v,iS t, ~ & ,, uf
cheeriully promptly ana ioyaA s"ors author
| tie people as deternhheu ny oui u"''
| tiles ..
John L. IIeniv IN The course Of his remarks snp
gesed that the Board p, s1,, ros,nniiai om term D.
| d. Manenn opposed the resolution hut VAS IN laNui W
of Mr. lenrys stgge7tion ter OF 'l.is ilau @
| Tho rrsuntion was adopted MI. Manga,h hi,Iie
vntinp AGAINST Il. Mr.. Fitzpatrick oileioh RESULT
tlons which we're adopted. severely conIeinnins
the consolidation Of the sa7 cnpanies, Ina,pih s
| that ijrt titinus values were created epaihst ine
intp,esis If invrsiois and the consuming public,
aud that the. price of III 40 per i'o"o ''e' VI
s"s H. Miller fat a sreriai committee, made tr-
| pafl eahdenne tho Hoard of Aldermen iof inNui in
lha the eianiihA ui y iinhcse ini snilhte ,, WV,
ioad ~ hioadway. despite we higes's ~ e i,aa
| mafeial nen, supplemented hy those oi tho tineh'
| men, esppssihNii ahd eahih"h'
DEAFNESS IN THE PUBLIC Nclioois,
The Committee on tho Course OF = hhhs ui 'ht
| UOaId ot tduGatlOn met yesterday ili thn hH w
tho Hoard al Grand aud Elm SIS, W, sailuul r"a,
ton addressed The committees on the ,hp''i e ~,
| introducing into the public hohools oouiso W
epecial instruction for children whose hearing Is
| detective DR.. Sexton SAID
| In London, Boston, Scranton, Penn, Portland, NE
aud other cities this course has becn a',ole" ra ",a
competent teachers have been appointed to 'ah9 nh,s G
of This unfortunate class OF clllluItii,
boston training schools for the education OF teoers !,
take charge Of these children nave bcen slaItt' s &
seem 10 be persistent in my efforts tn Introduce hs ~
TEN public schools but my experience among & ,s
dispensares has proved that there are iar greater nun ~
bers of these children than people are aware OF anu ~
this city it that there are at IeSt ooVo W
them Deaf are increasing and there Is no. hom
provision enough for their educatl0n Inc asi lin i,
system does not meet their wants III ,cius u
| It,uperize them, and 1t sets them apart us
separate class There should be more complete cNani
nation as the hearing of pupils when they enter @ !
seats or are proper subjects for special instruction III
many insta zee teachers not knowing OF me deicct IL
hearing of some of the pupils set down those so aiecet
ounces when they simply DO not hear ,ne oT
nv the specia teachers sufficiently, they should nlhGlt
with the other and should he placed III te zen
eral clases This would have the tendency To make ihe
more useful
Dr. Sextoni in order to make himself better under
stood as to cases Of partially deaf scholars attend
ing schools. had several present to demonstrate HE
propositions.