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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-05

boun dar'es of the county. Steps
have already been taken with
we" OF testing the constitutionalitv
OF the law in the supreme court. 1t
is understood that only a small
portion Of the Chinese residents Of
this country ha> e registered Recent
dispatches from san Francisco claim
that the Chinese of that city were
prepar' d to forcibly resist the
general arrest of those of their
C 'untrymen who have refused to
register.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-05
The Boistepous Atlantic

fiof 70 timid voyage;-, scarcely less on
the perils of the deep than the almost
r u sea sickness The best curative of
meF - Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
V"es 'he stomach at once and prevents
'uar CO. To all travelle and tourists
1 ny sea or land, it prevents happy
oeI"een tho nauseous Or Intellectual
VI Inc medicine chest, and the probe.
'ehent derivabie from an unmedcat ed
'""uiant, no matter how pure. The
abroad car often produces ston-
o'uers akin to that caused by the
r. sup. For this the Bitters ia a
eN' certain remedy The use of a
Ns'er particularly on long voyages in
's' 'ueViiatly breeds disorders of the
'Nu bowels, Hostelters stomach
A''Aea with impure water nulliles It's
similarly I. counteracts mala,ial
FelNdlcisi Influences of climate on
s'e' a. veil as ,be Gsct- II exposure
Use 1t for iidney complaints
In SAD debility.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-05

Specisl TO The News

Specisl 10 The NeWs
ALBANY, y. Y May 5.-Ac.
cording to adyices received at the
office Of the state botanist, aud SUI
perintendent Of the state forests,
Arbor Day is being very generally
observed today in the country dis
tricts. A suggestion of State Su-
perintendent of public instruction
Croker that the Maple should be
the special tree this year to be
planted, is being largely followed.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-05
Houston Notes.

Special Correspondent.
Houston, May i.-Mr. G.. G.
FELTON,, ma ger Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company of this
place, left for Austin on a trip last
night.
F. + Ripley, Of Waco, is in the
city.
A negro woman attempted suicide
last night in the Fifth ward, but
was prevented from ending her life
by friends who saw her attempt the
rash act
Charley Thompson, a negro man,
while fooing with IS calibre
pistol last night, discharged, same
and the bal entered ast above the
right ear, lodging in his brain
Strange TO say the IN .n is still alive,
with 8 good chance to pull through
Capt. Joe Shelly passed through
Houston last night, having in Gus
tody sixteen prisoners who partici
p3ted IN the Cara revolution.
The res d9nce Of Mr.. j. Morris
on the corner ri Fannin and Rus k
streets, was destroyed by fire this
noon. WI hen discovered the tire
had made great head way, and nS
the time the tiremen reached the
scene the " h lie building was wral
ped in hsmes Nearly all of tn,
furniture WAS saved.
Last night negro under the in
fl renee Of liquor attempted Ia DO the
Sieve Brodle act. He lmpet
from high bank into the bayou
and barely escaped drowning.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-05
Plain Facts.

The mau who earns monthly sal
airy and pays house rent has hard
time to meet his obligations
The man who owns his home
saves the rent and thus accumulates
the amount he saves monthly, and
soon becomes independent.
You can do this, try it, seek the
opportunity, it will be found. Call
and see James | Moore.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-05
pese Exclusion Actin Erect,
to The News.

|nese Exclusion Actin Effect.
to The News
fsnINnToN, DC. ), May The
Fse exclusion act, and which
IN a material degree the one
Fed and fifty thousand or more
fs of the Celestial Empire now
ing IN this country, gees into
today. nder it's provisions
Chlnaman who has not already
iere d. and filed his photograph
fhe | nited States authoritl ee
particular city in which he
y Is liable TO arrest and ex.
n' The law also denies the
fge OF habeas corpus to China
eeklng to land in the United
and provides imprisonment
IA labor for every Monaghan
ioucd nnlawfully within the
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-05
A National MiIitarY PARK.


CnIckAMAUGvA, Ca, May o. A
conference is being held here today
between the Chlckamaugua and
Chattanooga National Park Com
missioners on the one hand, an d
Col. j. w. Forsyth Seventh Cav
ably, Col. K. +. A. Grafton, Fiji
teenth Infantry, Lieut.. M. w.
Lawton, inspector general, and MAJ
j. IL. Gageby, Twelfth Infantry,
concerning the measures to be
adopted toward CARRYING into effect
the provisions Of the act Of congress
for the establishment of national
military park at the Chickamaugaa
battle field. The military beard is
instructed to report to Secretary
Lamont without delay.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-05
The Cotton Belt,

Will sell round TIP tickets to
Little Rock, Arkansas, at Sl2.l0 on
May 10, : and Is, good TO return
June 3rd, on account General AS
sembly of the Cumberland presby.
terrain Church. w. S. GILLESPIE,
Ticket Agent,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-05

ARE YOU MADE miserable BY
Indigestion, Constipation, Dissiness.
Loss of Appetite, Yellow Skim Shi'
loh's Vitalizer is . positive cure. For
sale BY Williamson Drug company.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-05
MORNING SPECIALS
INTEREST FROM ALI
nyuK THE WORLD

e Exclusion Act Goes
/ c,,ect Today-Win Test It's
.,,utionaIity- Day-ke-
1 IN the Duke OF Veragua
waters of Interest.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-05
v,It be an Expensive Job.

IL
hal to the Newf.
y ,.pINGroN, DC. May 5. just
ere the money is to come from
4 vhich TO tire out the non-reg-
}rsd Cinnamon in the event of
Geary law being sustained by
snpreme court IL a question that
;y;pp the Treasury department
little uneasiness. umerous
munications Oh the sub ect have
sceived from Internal Reve-
opllectors in different parts Of
eountry, and who want to know
tbey are to recouped for the
|use OF coralllng the NJ ongolians
IN their Jurisdiction. An ap-
nation Of one hundred thousand
,rs for executing the law was
E by congress, Tut already half
lat has been spent in notifying
Cinnamon in printing circulars,
other like expenses. If the
ID sustained and the various col
RS are compelled to execute it,
money in hand will speedily be
listed, and nothing will be left
eporting purposes. Some of
freasury officials believe that in
Eyeg Of the matter the law will
me a dead letter from lack of
to make it effective.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-05

Climax Pills cure liver ills, jaun-
dice, biliousness, sick headache and
constipation. 25 cents box at sll
drug stores
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-05

C. f. Smith is the reliable painter
and paper hanger Of Waco, and guar
antees satisfaction, 4O4 Austin az
enue.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-05

Special Shoe Sale now going on
at Levine Bros.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-05
4 rcstthe constitm,ionaiity

y to The News
b. loRh May 1t is alto
Ter likely that the Chinese col
cf this city will furnish m ater
pr the testing OF the constitu-
Slity Of the Geary Law. 1t is
out that tomorrow morning
kal Cinnamon who have refused
gister XIII be arrested and
before Judge w allace, who
hear the cases without delay,
render a decision by the end of
beek, This decision cannot do
wise than uphold the law.
the case will a. once be taken
Arlington on habeas corpus,
Fargued before the supreme court
olicilor General Aldrich. VI can
le it is understood that no de
lat'ons of non-registered China
shall take place. This pro
PINE, if carried out, the final
tltutionality of the act can be
dlcated upon by the middle of
month. Should the law be
llned Wholesale exclusion Of
gollans Will be in order. The
ese minister at Washington has
Keen watching the operation
pc law, and it is altogether
that if it is sustained by the
me court he will demand hit
8 and return to his native
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-05

special TO The News.
CnlcAro,M ay Representative
Catholics of this city viii d. honor
this evening to the Duke OF Neragua
and his family in the form OF a
special reception under the auspices
of the Columbus club, Archbishop
Feehan will made the address OF
W. lcome in behalf Of the Catholic
element of Chicago, and Apostolic
delegate Satolli will speak in behalf
of the Catholics Of the nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
GRlSPING Pilots MUST DIVIDE THEIR FEES.

Tho crew Of The New-york pilot boat No. >
disciplined Yesterday by The Pilot Commissioners for
entering the harbOr Of Hampton Roads TO put pilots
board the warshipS OF the naval review fleet.
The regulations prohibit a plot boat from entering
harbors TO patronage. NewYork boats Nos.
and and Ncw-Jersey boat No. ) complained that
Ncw-lork boat No. ) had violated the regulations.
and demanded The potagc fees received by that
vessel. Yesterday the Commissioners ordered that
pilot boat No D. Of Ncw-Jcr-ey. should receive the
fees collected from tho Infanta Isabel. that pilot
boat No. o. New York, should have the fees col
eccd from the Rcina Reg"nc and the Nucva Espana.
and that Tie money received from The General Ad-
miral should he given 10 pilot boat No. . Of New
York. The pilots who boarded the mcnOf.wa from
No. > los" their piloage fees and the money paid
out for their expenses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
4 LAWYER CHARGED WITH THEFT.

Alexander Rcavy, fifty -fonr years old, OF No. a..
East one hundred ani-twcnty second-st, was prs
cncr I'm the Harlem Police Court yesterday morhns
on a charge OF theft. The complainant was "'s
sarah +. Ford, of No. $50 East One-hunnred'a""
seventeenth st. tie wife Of Isaac Ford, letter-ere
attached 10 station l.. she charged the lie secuFe0
SlI 20 from her April II. under false Represents"
tons, ana that he had swinded her altogether OUT
OF Sl0 90
According 20 her story. her In band was deh'erins
letters at No. l3j East Onehundred ana twenty -hS'
ST. when he stumbled over something In the hail"a y
and sls ained injuries which kept him from "orA
for five days. During his Illness she alleged 'hat
the lawyer called her husband and advised MN
TO bring sui, against the landlord, Louis behio".
for 81 900 damages. Rcavy, she charges secure"
money from her TO bring the ease on the calendar
Rcavy declined to make statement yesterday, a h
demanded an examination. rms was grah'esi ny
Justice Burke. who named Thursday for the examine
ZION. lie held the lawyer In $500 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
To no m SJyESS on A CASH EISTS

The York Merchants Discount Company h"ld
It's frs, meeting yesterday afternoon in the Mctropon
tan Hotel. Senator Jacob A. Cantor, one OF the
counsel for the company cApa ned the object Of the
meeting which he said was 10 present 10 the mcr
chants Of this city The plans Of the orgnnizi-
ton lie said that the society was organized nnde,
the laws Of the State OF Ncw-Jcrscy with n capital
stock of 100000, and that It's purpose ad-
vance cash TO reputable wholesale retail merchant
who had satisfied the company Of their standing bc-
fore being admitted to membership. The result Of
This scheme, he said would BE- that merchants deal
ing with members Of the company would icceiyc casa
for their goods instead Of waiting month or longer
This would enable mere lian,s not having large cap
ila TO pay cash for their goods and TO stand OH The.
same plane rs their more fortunate brothers The
pl,n has been In successful OPERATION II 4, said for
several hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
TITO COLURED DROMIOS IN COCRT.

PoLICEMANS BRUTALITY-CEO1GE MAY BE
COME A JOCKEY NOW
Jury in Part III OF General Sessions yesterday
conducted its elaboration, in peculiar fashion II
marched out of the courtroom Into the corridor and
suddenly agreed IA verdict. Without; going to III"
Jury room II returned into court and the foreman
nounced that George Williams found not guilty
CT the charg, Of Er,cn Williams is exceedingly
blackcolorcd boy of fifteen and IL going to be II
Jockey. II came in the trial that Policeman Allen
Hay OF the Twentieth rcCinci. had necdlc,sly cufc1
the boy and knocked him 10 the floor. Hay denied
This on the stand. after the acIuita tried
10 explain the affair to judge Fitzgerald. Tn" Judge
showed, however. that he believed the other wit
nosses
George and his brother Walter twins and
dromios They live at No. 323 Wet Thirty seventh.
ST. Another brother, samuel IS sixteen. ON May
a. Walter and samuel stole $50 from the room Of Mrs.
Mary skinner, color1d. who lives In the SINE house.
They gave IS to GcoYg.. When arrested the two
Pleaded guilty. Policeman Hay said that when he
caught the third brother the boy threw som" money
On shelf.
George took the witness stand in hi, own behalf.
lie said he thought the 80 Iari OF money
which his brother drew from savings bank. lie said
that he going TO be jockey, having got position
the day of hi, arrest. Ills twin brother he said had
thrown the money the shelf. George declared that
the policeman had hit him hard. Walter then took
the witness stand. lie talked and looked just Ike
George and both blue coats. The resemblance
was Remarkable. Walter said "lcs, took the
money. Sam laid ought TO take only 40, but
said would be caught any way, 20 We might as We'll
take II all. We gave George s6, because we thought
we would let him In the good thing. We thought
that enough as he had not done any OF the work.
Hay denied that he struck "'orGe. ne w1nlu l
do such a thing. The officer was posiv" thl 'eor!;
and not Walter had thrown the money on thr SMELL
Mrs. skinner was recalled and she SAID haf "S aa
slapped George hard that he knocked him down
told him he ought TO be ashamed OF himself ana 20
did my sister, declared the woman. -he sald nmr
could not tell the twins apart without great am
Guilty. The Jury found the defendant inno
Ger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
JUSTICES START FOR THEIR CIRCUITS.

Washington, May 16.-with the adjournment Of the
Supreme Court for the term comes the annual hegra
OF justices to their several circuits to sit with the
Circuit Judges I'm cases requiring their presence. The
assignment OF the Justices is as follows
First Clrcult-Maine, Massachusetts,, New Hampshire
and Rhode Islard, Mr.. Justice Gray.
second CircuIt-Vermont. Connecticut and New
York. Mr.. Justice Blatchford
Third CIrcu,-New Jersey. Pennsylvania ard Della
ware, Mr.. Justice Slras
Fourth Circuit-Maryland. Virginia. West Virginia,
North Carolina and South Carolina Mr.. Chief Justice
Fuller.
Filth Circut-GeorGia. Florida, Alabama, Mlssis-
sippi, Louisiana and Texas. Mr.. Justice Jackson.
sixth Crcuit-Nichigan. Ohio, Kentucky and Ten
Dessee, Mr.. Justice Brown
seventh Clicult-lndana. lllrOis and Wisconsin,
Mr. Chief Justice Fuller n the absence Of Mr. Justice
Harlan.
Eighth Circuit Minnesota Iowa. Missouri, Arkansas,
Kai~as. Nebraska. Colorado. New-MeAico, Oklahoma
and Utah. Mr. Justice Brewer.
Ninth Clrcuf-C?lifofnln, oregon, Nevada, Alaska
and Arizona. Mr. Justic, Held
Justices SlIiras and Jackson left the city to-day,
and the other, will probably get away this week.
The formal decision OF The court In the Chinese case,
assigned To Mr.. Justice Gray, Is expected 10 be filed
BIZ Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
GATHERING FOR TIE ASSEMBLY.
THE FIRST PEEsByrERIAN COMMISSIONERS
REACH wAsuINGToN-rHE Mop
Ep.Tou'. I.rEI

Washington, MAY i6-'.corgr H. sanford from the
Denver TIc,bytcry synod OF Colorado the first
commissioner to the iO3th General Assembly 81 The
rcsbytoran Church Of the | nit"d states TO reach
Washington He came In thi, morning. and during
the day Joined By n dozen fifteen Of his
-ocalcs. The bulk OF th" members, however. Will
not arrive until tomorrow night an Thursday morn
ing DR.. Roberts, Of Cincinnati III. stated clerk
will be- here TO morrow. and then the details of the
programme ~ the sessions Of the assembly can be- an.
nounccd far 1t Is possible to arrange IT in ad
An Interesting Incident Of the first business
sion Of the assembly will be- tho presentation 10 the
new moderator Of a glvcl. This instrument Is essen.
iIa 10 the good government of tho body. for despite
its membership the commissioners often become rs
mnruy the IIous. OF Representatives. and new
gavel Is annual necessity 1ne glvcl this year II
the gift Of M and Mrs. ". Il. Gurley Mr. Gnrlcy
/, the son OF the Rev. Ihinras ID. Gurry, an early
pastor Of the New York Avenue Church, where the
assembly will meet. lie I.incon's pastor and
con uctcd the funeral services Of the martyred Prcsi-
dent. The gavel Is OF cherry from Mount Vernon.
inserted end OF the head Is small piece Of tho
frigate Constitution, which. under the command OF
Commodore Isaac Huh. defeated the British man-of-
war Guerrero on III" coast Of Massachusetts on
August TO- 1872. A piece from 1t made into
,auc which came into the possession OF Mr.. Gurcy.
md "A small piece was given by him for the gavel
TN, small piece Of white marble the top Is
chin from the capstone OF the Washington Monument.
Under onr the shields Is small piece of the pew
oncc ,ccupc by President Lincoln In the New York
Avenue Chiifcn; -.,,... -, a., ,,,, >,t..to,..v
o,ia,y ia thc Church Uf the Covenant, Friday. the
pnh .iI, IL. decorated with flowers from the
Whit. Uouse conservaiOrles By Mrs. Cleveland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
4 CHApEL,S CORNERSTONE LID.

The cornerstone e the new chapel 81 the First
Presbyterian Church hid YESTERDAY aftersQn at
o'clock The services were conducted In the church
ewing TO the rain The Rev. DR.. william II. Ilar
shaw the Moderator Of the PrcsbStery Ct New Vera
made the Invocation. Tile Rev. Dr. William Henri
Green of Princeton Theological Seminary. read the
scripture lesson. The Rev. DR.. William VI. Paxt'n.
who from 1906 10 1888 the Dasos Of this church.
gave an address In which h. recalled many interesting;
incidents In the history OF the church The Rev. Dr..
Burreli of the Marble Collegiate Reformed Church.
spoke in behalf the churches historically associated
with the Presbyterian Church. The Rev. DIR. Howard
Dued, toe pastor Of the First Presbytcri1n Chprch
undated at the laying OF the cornerstone.ss
The following composed the commit e having In
charge the laying Of the cornerstone John A..
Hsfdcnbergh on behalf OF the Board OF Trustees ::
JuIus S. Hbwen. On behalf Of the sessions Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
TIE ANTONIO ZiMBRANO LIBELLED.

Mcckc a Co. yesterday filed n libel IN the
United states District Court for Si0.25I 30 aralns,
the Norwegian steamer Antorio Zambrano, which mr.
rived here Oh sunday from the mouth OF the Mazda
lena River in the United states of Colombia The.
detention OF the steamer. described iE The Tribune
yesterday Is likely TO lead o. international complc
tons. On December -. 1893 Mp,hc a Ga
sub chartered the vessel from II. L. Iowes a. Co.
and loaded her with coal and roSin for arrnnqu J.,
Colombia The cargo was 10 b" discharged there and
then the ship WAS 10 BE- loaded with salt which wo.
10 be sold along the coast. Then the steamer was to
return 10 Philadelphia Baltimore SIR Nrw-Yors
. The Zambrano not allowed TO to IIarrun.
qula, and finally had 10 cut her cables to get away
at all She brought her cargo back with her. Meckc
a. Go. allegc that the steamer wins not prDImrIv
fitted for sea that she did not have her full en-,
piement Of officers, and that her master was No,
competent. The amount sued for Includes loss Of
profits andV: payments made On the csntrsct "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
THE NEU- YORK STARTS FOR her TRIAL..
on TIE WAY TO CAPE ANN TO MAKE TEST
OF HER SPEED.

on THE WAY TO CAPE ANN TO MAKE TEST
OF HER SPEED.
Philadelphia. May l6.-The armed cruiser New ORR
Is her official trial trip. With the rain falling III
torrents, she left the shipyards Of William Cramp
d Sons Company at IL o'clock this morning. and
after being turned around by ughoats, started. tes
minutes later. down the Delaware River Not
hitch Of any kind attended the departure. ana so
Intellectually everything conducted that The ais
tinguished Russians, who were on the batueship In
diana were in eCstacics Of delight. The cruiser
dropped the lines Of the tuss as soon rs her bow
was turned seward and proceeded mai stcnly down
the river under her steam. The saluies Of pass
Ing crafts were returned by the honrse whistle OF the
cruiser and officers and others on the huge craft
waved their In response TO Sadta'ions from lie
shore. -Four hundred persons nj GARD he cruiser
including the Naval Board Of Inspection appointed Icy
IL" Secretary ~ the Navy.
Edwin :. Cramp. experimenting engineer. Is IL
charge Of the trial. and Captain t. A. sargent com
ua the ship. Tho New York has beer stocked With
provisions for ten day. and has 1000 tons oil
coal aboard. She looks every Inch Lighter ana Tie
fact that She las not been painted adds 10 her war
like appearance With the exception al an added length
of fourteen feet TO her three pic ,moh'slacks. ~"
general appearance OF the cruiser l. the same ~ 1t
was when She started Ler unoihci1l trial. The
expense Of the trip VIII be 10000. and the official
trial Will consist Of two runs over measured
course between Cape Ann. Mass. aud Cap" Porpoi>c
Me- should she maintain the r"o"td made On her
nm, ficIsl irip shr viii premium, OF nearly
800. 900 for her luilicr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
TO PIr SCHOOL Teachers SJLtEfES.
THE CONTROLLER WILL REPORT oi THE DE
FICIENCY- AGAINST THE sCHOdsIIlr.

THE CONTROLLER WILL REPORT az THE DE
FIcIENcY -AGAINsT THE sCmodsInr
school Commissioner william Lummi. brought the
question Of the deficit In the salaric, the teachers
before the Board Of E,tmlc yesterday End askcd that
n transfer Of Si6.CDO De- made 10 "rnll" tn Board
Of Education TO pay the teachers In fun during III"
year The Commissioner said thni II ms were not
done the teachers salaries must b" 'ui down. Inc
MAYOR looked ,tcrnly at Mr.. Iumms and aid
I'VE have given you sJ.l.r"oo for teachers
salaries for this ycar-or T;ihooo more thAh yo" were
able TO spend FOR this puI.">" las' Year. b"' No"r
Board gJc, on Spending money regardless oi your
sppropria,on ! rcah-c. howcvc~. That the teachers
ough, not 10 u, made to suffer Tor TIE mi-d"'Ts Of
others Ito thought that the b., that '"Vld he don"
yos :, trsn.fcr the -46 600 needed from other
.cboo, uou ca his motion III, deficiency wa,
referred ia the Controller. Mr.. Iumns said that
ihcrc would he u deficiency also In The corI0r'f"
echoo. accotnt and Of -. 100 In that Of the ,'hoo
shin II. Nary. The Mayor would not hear Of spend
ing a dollar en- the nauii al school II ought 10 be
abolished. he said.
Controller Niger, made report ihat most Of The
abuse, complaned of a. "NishnG In IN" I"ues
Deborah Nursery and ChIld,' protectory had been
corrected. i,ut he had received written promise
from the officers of the Institution that IN" other abuses
should be- attended to within two weeks. ON The
Controllers motion the police jrstlccS w"r" requests"
10 commit no more children to the Deborah society
corc until they receive adyhos from the Board.
school house bonds were authorized by The con
trailer for the purchase Of various lot. The Con
mailer Aas also authorized to i--u" f'poWb i"r
building the east extension to The American Museum
of Natural History.