New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22
zoo we're soon laia upon the table, aaa nnaHS 'aenn'
asked appealingy; IT,, .,,.o, .,sos-

ss.e eS apPe fake OF nv cofar-button alsof'
Certanly' replied the keeper aud with the nusn on
his farming to deep 'ns npnded two sod
TO the clerk The clerk counted the money iau
aside ana Sor turning ne Years 'S and ten mouths state
will give you three years. nve mouths anu a u s sys
Th slaie GIVES You this which ia called your snort
time reward for good behavior ior oelns d for
iisndins strictly to your business Further than ms
you VIII have tho privilege OF receiving vstS nn,h. Won
frends once In two mouths and once In Two mouths ~,
may receive package containing ,e ~
aud table delicacies Once month yoh ,Iy. a. come
your friends, and you may receive sucn van
TO YOU. All your letters viii be read , Sal. I
VIII not be allowed to receive them An Us 'n n,1n"t
ounus Won AS re- gard for gooi conduct Bai conulvr
on the other hand Will take away AZ 80 ope.haf of
nv an assault on an officer you will FORFEIT ana
vSur short Term 10y assault on eohvict; o mo
quarter The first attempt at escape o WIZ ,tcmot Won
,t ~ he Woe Your jewery vii be kept Tor you
also your money. There Is mere ~ 49, - ~ ~
n. ccnns,t,d 20 yonr credit" , 49,,
The vonng convIcts who had been sent 10 prison IoI
re,iy 6Hrsares stared with all their eyes at the men,
ZION OF sum. Jaehncs cigars were nov $1,000
TO aim. lie must now smoke pipe OF give up tSoaooV
FJgcron who put him the same questions which ne
had already answered. rhe CHAPLAIN. however, hau
"Is YOUR family Protestant Catholici" he asked
"IrrcIglous" answered Jaehne ~, c..Ao,,.
Do wish to attend the Protestant UT lhe N"'Ho0
servicei" ~, -
After signing the aSIecent by which prisoners PERM.
their etters 10 opened Jtehne AMI the thTre ooss
formed in snglc g. Jaehne bringing up the oirpaced
a. to the state shop" None OF the friends OF
m. former wee president of the Board of Aldermen
S VI. r npsm would have recognized the
face which appeared fifteen minutes i ia'e n..rI
me doctors Office 1t thin. sharp lace VIII oear
less Nm and unnanfslly bright eyesthat cleaned on. IRON
beneath a couvict's gray cap lhe ie" minutes ,
IN the stIie shop had co,npe'eS 49,, a. ha va ~
Though haggsrd and worn when ne went III ne Mas su
his self; h- came o1t IN iuli conVcl R,ro. ; Nv
be assigned to work After he hau Dahu ao , V
the .ired gray uniform Of the prison he Was eu 20 te
barbrrs chair fellow convict stood over him with
par of huge shears, aud few rapi srohes c% wo
Jaehnc's iroopnsl blond nustacne 20 Econ the
ate shop was led nj. to chest .sf
aocor's Ofiire aud thoroughly examined ms CIV
WAS ausrultated and he was qnesn0neu as ~
mast illnesses and present symptoms Inc doctor n"ii,
reported that Jachnc appeared u, Dp soH s fonnd to
he 40 pounds. and his height i've feet esht ana one"
iDches. mana - ~ - over and
Jarhue was admitted to tue privileges oi the H''v
Prison Noihug remained but to ASSN MN 10 d" rht
ana 10 det, rhine what shop ne should Work ihIS
WAS soon Chief Keeper nnauShtOh urcI1eu "a'
lie Was no, enough to stand the neaVy worn ~
me stove shop determined TO assign nm 10 ""i III
tie launory lie was placed III charer o. N.cIrt IN,
the head OF the Laundry depart eht anu 49,,
with hun to be introduced 10 MS he" uT,'so
aud his associates. Poor Jaehhe' "u"So
courage seemed be LIST eObug away, sopo al INC
he al Of un- table and watched his iciIow-cohVcts
turning SHIRTS ms de out aud tying them VIII pts
Of .tuug. preparatory to their being washed ana
et,rched That the work that he saw before nun
for SIX wears four months and twenty I'VE ,s-tnrn-
dnwLcast vt the work j. ght and clean ana ms com
paulons seemed To be for The in"s' pari m ' =
xoung fellows Jaehncs work will I've worth 90 cents a
day to the state lie Will to WORK al 1850 "a M ana
Al $50 y NJ work viii be done. Yesterday ne was
convicts until the dinner une at moon. so i'
he took his place among ihe o'HeI P'ls su'
Of bo,Ied c".f~h TotaIure coilce and bread Ia The
evenInr al o'clock he went to his cell He Is alone IN
norm eud OF the dormorv. What comfort there is IN
solitude and meditation was his until TINS mo hihs'