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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18
The Inquest.


ON Wednesday afternoon an in
xucst was held At Spanish Fork,
over the remains OF the man who
committed suicide there by throw.
ing himself in front OF a Il. q. w,
train, IS stated in Wednesdays
NEWS. Engineer DJnahue, Fire
man May and VIM. Dean, each
testified. that a. the train rounded
a curve. the deceased was observed
starting on the right hand side OF
the track, about six feet distant;
when the engine was about forty
feet distant the man stepped up and
threw himself across the tack, face
downward. The train was stopped
promptly, having passed entirely
over the unfortunate man, com
uIetaly sevgriug the head from the
body. crushing the skull anu scatter
iu- The brains upon the ground; the
lett Leg WIS severed and completely
crushed from the knee downward;
the right foot crushed; the right
hand crushed and the body other
wise dreadfully mutilated. No
plEers or personal property was die
covered that would lead to an iden-
tiiicatiOn.
The following Is a description a
near rs the jury were able 10 make,
after a careful examination. The
deceased appeared to lie Of German
origin, about p years old, dark
b5owr hair, eyes ami mustache, and
a l3bOring man. abOut5 feet 5 inches
tall, weighing l6o pounds. He was
dressed in a dark gray cutaway coat,
Judged 20 be made fran Prevo
Wooden Factory goods; his other
clothing consisted Of blue Uveralls.
cheviod shirt, blue and read stripes
and white ground, striped under.
clothing, gliter shoes No. 3, no socks.
The only articles found in his pockets
were three fingers Of a buckskin
glove, q SINAI piece Of tobacco, a
silk handkerchief and a small piece
II shale. The only natural mark
upon the body by which it could Ice
identified was a large mole on the
ieit side just above the hip.
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SPECIAL nnT!cFs-


Natter
To ATcltccts, BUildsTs, aud All irho
contemplate using EisctTcit5' .JoT
Limiting:
A.. the underwriters wire has
been condr-urpl in some Of the
large cities, we have is"i,s'l that il
Is unsafe to use.
Notice 3 therefore given that this
Company viii no. connect with
any residence or other plrA= where
the UuierwrijeTs' wire Is used. We
recommend for the mrra=g above
mentioned either Of the following
brands Of wire: GF.m-tsW, Haigr-
shaw. Clark. Okunit- or kerita,
ami our inspector VIII only issue
certificates 81 approval 81 wiring
when the above brands Of wire are
used, or any other brand equally a.
r1rslft1 be fr-t approved by this
Comtruy as r, 80 ~ o." efficiency
Of the work done
Further, Al parties aIHrii be-
careful 10 sec that fhJws0u-E Houston
lamp sockets lrr used, a. tlit = uuf
system. and our lamps will not lit
any other.
SALT LAKE POWER LIGHT AND
HEATING CnurANy. CSt
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- norron. uAvE coNE


4 stat Of Eminent English
Physicians and Surgeons have ar
rived I'm salt Lake City, and
wii! frru1aueutlv locate at theiI
r,s' .gacr. 40. Is J.. First South
Street al who witt these emf
lyut doctors before August IL VIII
receive services until September lst.
fr.y 0f charge. The only favor de-
-irj Is % recommendation from
..sHsu whg-1 t'-y.- cure. They treat
a.i diseases anu 'i-fg!rqi.i.S. but in
ru instance viii aU i'-Grehie case
ir accepted. II your di-eaae = be
yuaI all hope they will frankly tell
yuu So; also, caution you against
Spending NOR. money for useless
treatment. Remember the dates
ana r, early, sur their Offices are
crowded from morning till night.
Office hours f'"m o a. II. 10 : i. m.
Sundays, lba. II. g. e q. m
P.S.-TGi- Governmental staff %
Physicians AMI Surgeons L. iue0F-
IJTated 10y an Act Of Legislature.
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l- aeon today, a 10y ran to
.a4t- aa Main Street and
"aH was eating his child.
'.r went SIS directed 10 the
occupied hy family named
uu First last, between
and Tniri South. On the
lay a child aud over it
.e father ami mother, the
arentiy trying 10 pre-
\ e former from striking
A ID LIl- effort she seemed
--r- .v q boy. 70 was 10 all
e- Cd family melee in
D. .-srg was danger Of the
-.s child Getting hurt. The
aEgtsagj aHiasked O'COn-
'" Dee .sa~ trying 10 10 10 the
aI oily trying 10 kiss
"Dwl0-. The officer saw
mn Ta~ drunk. and ar
Nh - tae 10y who was aid
ana was apparently
--- ..E- followed fbe
,u--.. ..E Hali. an cried on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18

We are now ready to promptly at
tend to the wants of all who are
needing Hardware, Stoves. House
Furnishing Goods, Etc. Our prices
are sure to suit. Our goods are
sure to please, and if you will pay
US a visit it will afford us pleasure
to meet you whether you buy or
not, and you may see just what you
have been looking for a long time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18

Not having any Telephone, our
customers will please leave orders at
Marretts' Bros. Book Sore, or at
Phillip Margptts' Wine DEPOT for
Marcetts' kle aud Porter, also for
Nal, and Hops.
Estate or II, y. MARGEITs.
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r.. DINWOODEY

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN,
And will he pleased to have
the yuUUc generally and all
his old Customers call and
see him at Callers MusiC
Palace, the Calder Estate
having kindly allowed him
to use part of their store,
where he has opened out a
New and Beautiful Stock of
Carpets and PaTlor Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
sim has the 6 5 employees
with him ready to execute
any order.
Give him . Call.
& vID-sIrz.Is TEIT.
The yellow stone Na;i0sl! Park
l..- % New GeySeT. throwing '7HteT
iH' feet high. ThC National Park
o.. only 90 miles nom Helena, Nom
.sua. on "a direct line al railroad.
H.-uv citizens Cf Salt Lake are get
ting really 20 accompany the EX-
rrI-5uu. ,fuiT 2@ui. Round Trip
Tickets. L. -. system. good FOR 10
Days. SI..al. Z. M'CAFyREY.
Excursion Mgr. CLIFF H"'sss, salt
Like IrFs-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18
To School Trustees.

w. II. Stewart, Esq, county
school superintendent, is sending TO
each school trustee in the city the
following communication:
SALT LAKE CITY, July Il, 1890.
Dis,yics School Trustees:
Gentlemen-A meeting Of all the
trustees Of the district schools OF Salt
Lake City Is called 10 he held in
the Thirteenth District schOolhouse,
Saturday, July 18th, 1899, at
O'Clock y. m, for the purpose OF
considering the matter Of the local
school tax soon 10 be collected.
Il Is extremely important that
every trustee Of the retiring board
in the city be present.
Respectfully,
WV. NJ. STEWART,
County Sup't Of Schools.
We understand that no definite
line Of action has been decided up
Oh, but that the meeting VIII he eN,
Pscted 10 do this.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18

Tie t,-t Thread rr HaUi or N8-
chine Use Is Cllrk's "aliie End -
white thread wound on lack Pools.
For sale 10y =. kELLSEg. New Dry
Goods Store. 2rij and w y. Main
Street. tlIr * sat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18

Chicago. July i lis .. m.
whea:-Essy; cash. s6N, sept. ssa =.
Corn-firin. cash. S.. Sept, zsis
Oats-sieady; cash. 50. sept, -.
BFrlsy-Sorml.
Pork-Cnsettlee; cash. il -: sept, l.sg
Lsra-Cash, s-s!'f sept, s.s55<,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18

Are women; tIrir delicate organ
izriious being particularly su-ccy;t-
r'. t1derluEcUentauId disease. DR..
.-ru--e1r's Fav0riir Remedy, 81
Hnug1at. Z. 4 o., 7-'-'frs tile blood,
iuvs-ura,cs the system ana tr-ilne7
it AGAINST the diseases incident -
a-a. climate aud season. Il j. tine
irz! medicine 10 this world. kecpif
sr lhr house fur your children
axe. as well ls fur your own.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18

We viii pay o cents Der pound
gross weight Tor Stock hogs deliv-
ereI At cur Yards.
WHITE & Sons Co.
DIS No. IS W. First South 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18

s s.a.--..
was last night
.ruse Toy the
-. ...s.g... T., -.
'''''''i
sugar manu-
Sac. -- 'uuu.y. Arthur
.aa T-ah SY,ar C,m-
H', ---.rrsr..i ....,-.-..,,,La
... ..-.' si'e
..''''iAeul 81 "a
ltA Territory was
.a The suhscrip-
j ratiy. and ali they
"2> suitable 10
million dollars
r ..-eI g, start this in
i'.-- ,s1LnN0 would he
h-Slng the plant: the
s.ss.y ue bonded for the
Two thousand acres
H be- r.gglrcI and about
1na uus VI heets would
+.nla..y- Works es.ab-
rmt. aaanl nj, 5 II. sg } 3 /.
a,y s IN ans. ,...,.,,i,: such ;.5l
"a ir....-..r,iaGle hru,ii. to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18
FRAGMENTS.

,:,ovE is to have.
-. - Day celebration
IN. .,,,rrr sends word that tlre.'
W. " r,instonn within q hours
fire depa-.nfsn, sEe Expect !, poet.
Tn, ~ : 55r-ial isdder to arrive
. .r.eiskt'-'ys'
-. 20 ". Is getting ready L
.-7ucb line to the Ilnu'
Tx sis.ris.-
hi Juab County, the vote
al trustees on Monday W M
..I.fner,lT ticket and ls'
#s Peoples
rim meeting Of ,he
INN of Seventie- VIII he
.l.. social lIEIi at I:@h
.Bfs Friday evening.
frs-say morning the Il.
.-.f55u house al Spanish
b. -1-,reF. the agent losing
- .r1.hiug. Two tEa"'IIs
~ g5-s.
I r.ea-ei @, Fgzale 10 state
! r-t...- raro-r t.Om DIR. James
----. p. r. .1e-eflect that his
Sc improved and strong
recovery are entertained.
r the teachers excur-
=. Paul viii reach Salt
.sra r.trsru trim. The com
-4geiiEg over the Union
m Tie rustOilice Depart
7-hiU-'an makes Il pretty
the p0s:oilice site in this
IS IL tie corner Of Se'Hnd
West TemT.Ie streets,
80 81. Id -, CO.'s ware
Iskse BRoCEBANK
E. u b. BIG Cottonwood. and
- -.r .-v Wallace AMI wife,
-rfh Ward. this city.
r--lHG tomorrow. Trey
absent three or fear
he G.gs Of the
-. sE.1--.r. 0,rf tine Union
AZ '.SSe anu ogden 70
,s.a., i'l''t -, i-iAe anu
EE'rE sl'iS-s- ihe ucke :
@ l.- zen ani thirty f..
-r-...r. .T..- DIST. the six I
r-' -.s5ay school will I
..f--.+.. Sv-aruse md in
-.,.I- n arr1n1nanv I
---s,.- f..4 sc The l. ], Pail |
100 Do. and T.eaans : /
,...,s5.. Mill h.. y.ru,-ir,.,i D..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18

.frs WTN@LuE-g SOOTHING SyEUP
should always De 1-ed irr children teeth
.r-. no sr1Iurs the child. -I;arns the ruiHs.
.l.Igs AL pain, Curg- w-Ad cp..r. and p the
Hrsf remedy for Lfrrrhul Twenty ave
cents % bottle iie0If Wv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18

DUE- TO LEAEN VIt-~EtNG At
IL vIT GLFg 4 sons.
TNFuE'i 'TIuN az J,aES CutPLpw.
uf tgrl-ir. -r-.lEI- or. any uHT-un
Know Ha- II- ur.rrs'TH.If-. please ADDRESS
5n gHt- uri e.. last srgr.s 90 Fiui. ne was u
Cache NII-r. III
WuUNN To EO FAMILY WASHING
- weekly 10 r-sle-n-c. Apply q; SIg
E--l, south Tempe sgrg,t. or
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18
No. % SOUTH. WEST TEN
PIE STREET,

Is where we are now doing
business, We have 4 full
Ii @ OF HOME MADE WOOL
Ell GOODS. WHOLESALE
and RE Z ALL, and make
Ce T. Suits to order from
our &C. cdr ted Cashmere.
Shall be pleased to see old
ard new patrons.
JOHN c. CUTLER G BRO.
AGENTS. PROVO and DIES
ERET WOODEN MILLS, OPP
pcsite Grant Bros Co. Sta
b!es.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18

DN \ RELIABLE NAN A. BOOK
ID Lgrutr uF % L1 Office w0sk FIrsi
s.a-s rcs,rgu-C-- Address VI. 4. a.. city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18

DETvEEy rm AND sru WEST or
- sth sud SD >ozth. o Ll'lgs' Wrsp,
partly -rFtr. Leave 90 luIs Onice fog 7. y.
..I Pee rewarded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18

4 No. L River sand or Buiiiius
Clay. address Cyrus H.. Gold, ulIe
ui Z. &. VI. J.. :. J.. City. vino VIII
IuTui-li you from 0rrtJ 10000 loads
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18
MARKETS AND STOCKS.
NEW YORK STOCKS,

Money about steady, without change
from yesterday. Stock market very dull,
and quotations about the came as al clos.
irg yesterday. The trading Is Principally
IN sugar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18
WE ADVISE OUR FRIENDS

ETTEp NEED ANYTHING N THp;
W CiHtI'r- line o. call upoa Es.t1n x
H % Nuu So. where they viii ind e well
elected stock OF mems AMI bows suits
U.argls, hHI-. caps, .hIril. etc, al vCry low
.uu right ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18

American Fork is one Of the
prettisst and most thriving towns
in ttah, snd oflate she enserprising
citizens haze item 1saEing an extra
effort in building up dui t-sautify-
:ng tbc place. 1t is now proposed
to add a ss5n0D hotel. an electric
railway aud u-.hilg resort. The
latter Is 20 bein Utah Lasrs ats fine
l,pach about a mile from lS-a.
Thefe e no better fresh water hsth-
ing suv=h here than IN the lake there.
Tie Sarr-tauity for lOAting i sN-
ceIlcnt. The -li-~ slso abounds in
fish, ana with thesa ,scih,'ss and
nleuty Of shade afforded - thg
grove, tire place is sure 20 become =
POPULAR pleasure resort. 10 + the
intention 10 operate the electric car
line 10 the beach. For the Twenty
fourth, the people are making pre-
rarstiGns 20 properly observe the
fag
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18

JoHS ;. COWAs, ~ Old time
resident Of the Filth Waui o this
CITY, but IL late years a citizen q
Nephi. is on the Peoples ticket for
assessor ami collector Of Juab
County. He is 4 first class man
and should poll 4 fan vote.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18
NOTICE.

Z. O.. - T.. >NLr LAKE CJrY.
Julv iftn. I~.u
FT7UE STOCK TRANSFER EOCE~
nf this Institution viii be
riDsc i on jIiv z5.H ana rr-Of Cncd
r. e.. WEBER.
Secretary.
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.pally except Monday and Tues.

Except Sunday.
Fare for the round trip, - cents.
Tickets For sale az Wasatch Cor.
ner, .1I Main Street, and at Depot
:. w. ECCI.E-,
G.. p. a, Salt Lake.
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WANTED.

Z CHILD To NURSE EY : LADY RE-
- f.iiu- iu ihe C.aa;ry. Apply - p
Do Doe. GHia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18

Pair and dread attend the use OF
most ca;1rrE remedies. Liqul"s AMI
suufIs are tupie,-slut as wei as
dangerous. Ely's Cream Balm IS
safe. pleasant, easily applies into the
uOstrils. and q sure cure. IL exams
Is the nasal passages and heals tfse
iuilamed membrane, giving relic!
II once. Price SOC.
Go 20 SPENCER. ByTATER * Co,
oup1..tr City Hall, for Tin Roofing
Gul.eTiuG, SCOUTING, Stoves and
I:-vIrc. s-r.
Tic u,ust obstinate cases of catarrh
IRE cured ug sine use d Ely's Cream
Balm. tine only agreeable remedy.
10 is not q liquid or snuff * easily
applied into the u1stlilS. E0F cold
In the head it IS magical. Il gives
relief ~ once. Price she. d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18

Buy your drugs OF the boys"
johnson, Pratt & Co., IS slain -.
W. Peterson, the butcher, viii hy
20 40. - L. First South. after July
4. 1871. d q
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UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM. NOUN
TAIN nIYINInN.

C1rHT after Ji.ar 2a'h, lsa0. Ggrdcl
8srri trans r-U Tlfr rs f9liOtrS:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18

The Union Pacific Excursion Co
Helena. Montana. irlves salt Lake
gity, - O'Clock Z. M. July -2ull.
Round Trip Ticket good for zen
days. Sl..Ol.- The tickets lvill Je
ng s1lc July .Ist and -2ai. at L. H..
Ticket Dnicc. The special train T.
provided with pullman Can. and
tlc entire tain is made over q st.,aa'
rTG GUuge rod.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18

3. NCCAFFEEN-.
Excursion Mg-., CHf. House, salt
Lake City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-06
GOOD FORK OF THE BABIES HOSPITAL.
ITS THIRD ANNIVERSARY OELEBEtTED-FE
PORTS FOR THE LAST YEAR.

ITS THIRD ANNIVERSARY OELEBRtTED-HE
PORTS FOR THE LAST YEAR.
The third anniversary Of the Babies Hospital OF tie
City OF New York. Lexington ave. and Fliiy-hithe ST.
was celebrated yesterday afternoon. Or. Andrew H.
smith presided In the absence Of Charles VI. Fry 'har
man Of tho Advisory Board. The meeting was opened
with PRAYER and a short address by IN" Rev. DR.. David
II. Greer, Of It. Bartholomew Protestant Episcopal
Church. The report of the Board Of Manager showed
that excellent work had been done during the year
The treasurer, Mrs. r. l.. SatteTthwafr, reported thi'
the receipts during last year amounted - FOOD 81,
while the eApcnses were S-,4D- 81. This in'Iud"'
,he maintenance Of a house a. oceanic, y. j.,
lat summer. which contributed greatly '"""T'
the comfort Of the babies and 10 the good results OF
Inc institution. since the beginning Of the year 20
babies have been treated. The inmate, come f. m
The poorest cls~, Of people ~ a rIlr. IN" majority -
the infants suferrd from consumption Admission is
refused to no baby. oven when h, pclre,ly ,ch. TIN"
death rate. in consequence, is h'Eh. The hospital can
accommodate twcnty-thler LITTLE one Al ore time. THE
Cribsidc Committee i, about to endow = uoN bed. and
several church socie'ic, hav. promised TO 'ndow oth'''.
The Practical LEARNING school for %cllldirn's nGI-"'
In connection WITH The hospital, has hod great success.
All Of is GRADUATES have secured work III pn'a'"
families and have given perfect satisfaction. An OFT
Of door department Ia, been added 10 the ho'
pital. recently. and promises T. Increase IT.
hsefulness greatly. i j, open from 2 70 . O'Clock III
the afternoon. and is under I'll" charge u Ut. H. ,"
Kimball.
This hospital receives no aid from the cry or stat"
II is supported entirely of voluntary contributions
The managers wish 10 enlarge their 1t of annual
subscriptions 30 that they VIII have "n he'u,"l lh
come. III is Il worthy institution. and people d'-i"pu-
Of doing plnlautlropic work can ina with duhcuIiy. Il
better channel through which 20 operate.
The officers Of The hospital for thc present Ncti
are First direct T, Mr.. NcAdnd"r :. Webb -c'oId
director. MR.. Andrew II. smith. treasurer. NJ. ]. l.
Satfcrthwait": core, pOudiug secretary. Ms Jane, !
S0uttcr: recording secretary. MI. Bry'" Graz, u
honorary members. Mis- cooper. Mrs. -. VIII, Jane,
consulting physicians, DIs. Andrew il. smith, !. T.
SatiertAwaitc. Franoi, p. KiuAIcutt. VI. Allen star
Daniel VI. Ntimoon. Edward j: l:rpH on al',1rS
hoard. Charles II. Fry. Au-ou ". Hard. Robert Wal
Ter, fir. j. 4. Garland. william IahncstOck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-06
FOE MORE FREE KINDERGARTENS.
OPENING BATTERIES on DARKEST w-Yo R
AND THE BOARD OF EDUCATION"

meeting Of the New York Free Kindergarten As
ISOLATION was held in the LenoX Lyceum yesterday
afternoon. Richard W. Glider. the president Of the
association, announced the object Of the meeting 10 be
the calling Of public attention to the need Of more
Kindergarten schools, which should ultimately be made
a part Of the city's common school system. AboIt
200 members of the association were present. In the
opening address Mr.. Glider praised highly the kinder
garten work that is being done in this city. He said
in part
Two kindercartens have been opened under the
auspices of the association since its organization one
year ago. But where such institutions are no" mum
bered by fves or tens. they should be numbered by
hundreds. New York City H.. in this respect. behind
fifty other cities of the United states that have at
least ole kindergarten in connection with their systems
Of public Instruction. II. L0ui', Boston, thlIad'Iphlt
and Milwaukee have adopted the kindergarten syS'
TEN on a large scale. while New-lork l. ONLY begin
ming to inquire into the matter. The incorporation
Of the free kindergarten into the public school system
Of New York is the important move before this associa
ton. Mr. Seaver, superintendent Of the Boston pub
lie schools, writes: The klndcrgartens are
growing in usefulness and popularity every day.
Mr.. Long, superintendent Of the 1t. Louis public
schools, says 1 believe no sysem Of education is com
plete without beginning with the kindergarten Pro
fcSsor W. T. Harris, United states Commissioner OF
Education, writes, under date OF December 4 In my
opinion the kindergarten should be a part Of the public
school system OF every city in the United states Tho
philosophical educator applauds the kindergarten for
! the CORRECTNESS, and efficiency Of lis training; the
philanthropi,t, the patriot, looks to it a, one other
sure and powerful mean, Of uplifting the people. For
tht, i true. beyond peradventure plant "a fine kind r
gartcn in any quarter Of thi, overcrowded metropolis,
and you have begun then and there The work Of max
Ing better lives, better homes, better citizens ana "a
better city
Hamilton W. Nabie said that the batteries Of the
association were to 10 oDeu-d on two Wtd Iy separated
points. darkest New York and the Board Of Educa~
lion." short addresses fly0riug the objects of the
kindergarten association wcr, made by the Rev. Or. X.
llclcr Newton. seth Low. Caroline b. Le Row. f.. Ellery
Anderson, Professor Jasper T. Goodwin and Thomas
Hunter.