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SssdsS than wSsI.ru S t6as Is,S Shsi sI
on RandsiI's Island, Ever N since tho 18th. oi
March. 1876. up t2 The present time snS gctfhlod
lie chaplain. who celobrntes mass on sundays
and conducts a. sunday school for Catholic
pose
ment (which latter have myself soenl would
take up too much space: flGe Il to sqy TINT tho
soGa results Snd has MT 1 Wifi The
ss soes I'll rs also en to h
Catholic children to approach confession and
receive holy comm9niSn. y The percentage of
about. So per cont loss thnn on Randall's
Island i@1nissioe privileges such A., As above
bS bs twice o sshG ts
diocese and been been refused, Potitions of parents
got up with great difficulty. on account OF OBJ
' ment followed BY the manasers @ of the House Of
Refuge. have been laid before their Board. and
70 Mansssr RSS
seom to be posted on the practice IN. roformS.
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3 sS $s1.sS ~ fasss
ia hIs, report to tho President, made Feb, ~.
1873. in the. chapter !" on moral and religious
Nethsrlands, swltzerland. England. irclend.
the British Province OF Ontario. and eyen Rus;
reiormatories has long been the established
rule The religious wants 81 prisonsrs ps ar. Arc
as snd Ste
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aaow fns Trufn
Vice which led to the adoption in the city instl.
Sss s a sss Hsnan GatSo Srotss
ant services for tho inmates, 30 impressed
Eease the Wn e q 6s sk y tie ko1 Moss
SOURCES. and SO CONCLUSIVE did Il appear. that
dus system was adoetod % sv az
which the Testimony was laid before them. !
have hay given the managers on handaiIs% %m Island %m
Re sa tho pss hos Sess
en bssns s ws dRis
views lie in the way Of carrying out q freedom dom
unfortunate in his selection. as instances. Of
the eases of Russans and md Baptists
House. and he ought to know that baptism can
be administered onlp once. and not necessarily
bsSthsSb sS oea
at ALL are she only
years Rabbi Braun once exerted himself in be-
maa 5y aoas ssd
fact Is conclusive evidence that the dual sys-
TEN Is properly carried 9gt: vii! NEE. all needs.
ory serves me right. is $500 per annum: the
services Of a Roman Catholic chaplain could
be had. | believe, for one-fourth OF that sum.
Having now said all that consider neces.
sary on II TIE IN main .j subject; IL shall M add brief
Ehe First judicial district The Board consists
a
Ing on the third Monday Of November: The
which has received gifts Of land
9m reeesed and
from to mine
Ssy rssysS siiSoSSv EsS tbs ssss
IN the, Board. From that time to iS8s.
shres seefe n al %ese
would seaaissee. as they have done. in the . es.
ss TSsy
representative Catholic. recognized and confided
ln as such by his .co.religionists In view Of
;he numerous Catholic POPULATION in the First
ending Catholic gentlemen In the Board. and Of
The right sort. There is an active committee
of eighteen ladies. whose annual report 10
and venture to say there never has been.
Would 1t not be just. is 1t not likely. that two
Sisters Of Charity might be OF great service on
;his committee In view Of the influence which
hey are known to exert on Catholic girls OF the
abortng class
The arrogant fling by seseem against poor
parents because. under the difficult
les and pressure Of poverty and life in tenement
many Of them do not succeed In
bringing up their children as well as parents
n easy circumstances, who have abundant
and favorable opportunities, do, Is
lngenerous and not new. I have heard II
,ften before. and pity the man who is not re-
by his conscience and by compassion
NEW YORK. Sept 20. 1891.