VOL. FL. NO. 27G.

For the Trib une.
The Aims Housp.
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MEssRs. ED1ToRs,-Beleving that any inior-
nation relative to the present organization of the
Aims House would be acceptable at this time,
will endeavor to show you by statement of facts
that the present organization is good enough to be
let alone, least that it needs but alterations
and that those can be made by the present Board
of Comni ssioners.


The public, with yourselves, appear to have
formed very erroneous opinions concerning the
establishment of a workhouse in connection with
this institution. 1t would, believe be more in
accordance with the dictates Of humanity to have
work house in connection with the Penitentiary
than with the aims house, by which thsse known
as vagran,s may be made to earn their living, and
yield to the city, and not remain as they
are now, associated with vice and crime of the
very worst dye-n circumstances where reforma-
ton would be almost hopeless.


There is also an impression abroad that there is
no useful labor performed by the inmates of this
establishment, whereas precisely The is the
TACT as the following correct table will show:


There IT'S male inmates at Bellevue, indie
pendent Of those in the Hospital, of which number