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senator EAroNs announcement that q

senator EATON announcement that n
committee of which he is member has under
consideration the advisahlity Of dividing tho
Drescn; Treasury Departmental other words.
of replacing it with two deparments-.will ex-
cite interest; although the suggestion that the
collecting and the discussing of the public
money should be intrusted to distinct and indie
pendent departments is not Il new one
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u-.,it"t- Eshbtio.-7Asi avs $50 s+th sta
nooth. ph-str~-Under the ossiisht Matinee
p~~~ry rh~strs- Jack Cade Matinee.
broadway rhestr--Chcsney Void. Matinee
nry.st's Opera uous--i9. AMI 1ss Broadway hstisss
Central rsrL tssrd-s- Happy jack
ChieL @rieg ueii-Mss Helen Potter Matinee
prsi- ph-stre- Robinson crusoe. Matinee.
. t,h Avenue rh-.,r~- TIL, Lady " Lyons Matiuse-
oussr~'. Gsrd~-- Circus and Menaserle tinee.
Gr-.a Ore p..-~-unce Toms Cabin. Matinee.
n~.d~- Miax~t sssiIhe Marvellous Ltte foi.s hsnee
N-~ Work Ntu.ri"m--Hi, ,i~,s sni5ith.t
niitus as rd-a-The Drnukard's Home Matinee.
Olympic rhestr~-vafrtv Matinee.
park phestre-Ths O. u,hed r. seiisn Matinee.
Erssci.co ssia-tr~tsBroai~ay and IJsa a. Matinee
Theatre C.usiqa~-vsret, Matine.
The New Amer w.s~. -curiasniss
Tow, PASTORS Opera uou~--vareiy
lni.. suaare sh-str~-The Mothers Secret.
~ aiisrL'- Theatre Faiss Shame Matinee
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DE GoLYER GARFIELD yesterday struck
an attitude OF lofty virtue and announced his
purpose TO stand by the Resumption act, even ut
the sacrifice of his political future. 1t is dis
crcditablo TO Ohio that such man rs DE GoLYER
GARFIELD should be able TO think Of himself
and a political future as correlated ideas
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diatcly after State census Ia taken,
the Legislature shall rcapportion the
State for Senators and Asscmblymcn.
The last census was taken in 1875. But the
Legislature has thus far shamcfuly neg
lccted to perform its constitutional obliga-
tions on this subject. BY this incxcusablc
refusal to discharge it's duty on question
OF vital Importance to the whole people Of
the state, the Legislature, at its last two
sessions, has done u great wrong
to Mr. AsToR's native city. II he
will look at the figures. he will find
that, according to the census Of 1875,
the city Of New York should be allowed
seven State Senators, instead Of the five that
IL now has, and at least twenty-sevcn and
perhaps twcnty-cight members Of the As
sembly, instead Of the twcnty-one 1t now has.
Thus he will perceive that this city, in which
his family has taken great pride for three
generations, has been deliberately cheated
and is still kept out OF nearly one-third Of
the representation in the Legislature to
which it is justly and constitutionally on
titled.
This fact ought to arrest Mr.. AsroR's at
tentiOn and when ne learns that this wrong
was twice committed 10y Republican Lcgs-
laturcs, it ought to arouse his Indignation
and inspire him with n determination not to
let the incoming Legislature adjourn till 1t
has rcctiicd this fragrant wrong.
Here Is rare chance for young politi-
clan. If Mr.. AsroR will insist from the out
set that the Republicans in the Legislature
shall do justice 10 New York in this matter
and will pprscycrr 10 the end we nrc couti-
dent that his labrs will be crowned with
success. This is . great opportunity, and
Mr.. AsroR should eagerly embrace it.
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The Philadelphia Letger has appeared for
three successive days without IA line Of obituary
poetry To the everlasting honor Of q. WASH
ISGToN CHILDs A. NJ. be it recorded that when
he heard how the nations credit was threat
ened by the BLAND silver bill. he laid down his
pen and went TO Washington along with Mr..
ToSY DRExEL TO throw the weight Of his great
reputation against n meas ure that would oblige
every mourncr to pay from il.Os TO sl.09 for
consolation that now costs him only Il dollar.
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The enemies Of economy always crowd
the lobbics Of Congress but let the Democratic
Representatives remember that its friends are
the millions who remain at home. and who de-
clarcd their wishes in the election of Mr.. TIL
Den and the majority Of the present House.
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forfeited rank and thus forced a convicted
thief upon the company Of honest officers and
gentlemen. he violated dcccncy; but when he
procured the payment of 10000 to that con-
victed thief he took money he had no right to
take. This transaction is now before a COM
mittcc Of tho Senate. 1t is II proper matter for
investigation.
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The people who for some years have been
hnsing their political. commercial. and indus
trial opinions and arguments upon Dr. YouNG's
statistics. are 10 be commiscrated. now that the
shabby character of a large part II tho work
done in his bureau has been shown up 10y Con-
sressional investigation. 1t s some time since
men of information secuted many II his tables
including those Of labor and wages in America
as compared with Europe DR.. YoUNG's bureau
msLthay been found out long ago.
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Mr, HAYES hns apparently supposed that he
couh earn me amt ni public fusion
VI his once at the White lluu-'-Jug Go,Lf, Eilnae
This is the unk indest cut of all for peripa-
t"tic Administration over whose grotesque ex-
hibtlons OF itself, East West and South. the ma
tonal laughter is still resoundng.
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If it be true that certain Democratic
Senator's intend 10 resist all attempts to limit 10y
law llAiEs's use of the army. they will bee guilty
Of suporiiuous exhibition OF obscquiousncss
nasmuch ms the Fraudulent President himself
in his message last month, expressly admitted
the constitutional right of Congress To deter
mine the employment Of the Federal troops.
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If the Democrats abandon the principles
Of reform and economy in the public eVpendi-
lures which they were elected 20 maintain. il
may be- expected that good many Of them will
remain ut home after the next Congressional
elppfipns
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Gen. JOSEPH Il. HAwLEy is about to start
Tor Europe rs agent OF IA Hartford manufacture
ing firm. There IL one business house. then,
that would as lief he should also Dee appointed
Commissioner General for American indus
tries AZ the Paris Exposition.
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"Give the Devil Ills Due"

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sr; Much ndo
hhs been mndc about lwecds dehulucnccs Compare
MN WIN Gilman, Chase and ulc rest If the canuns
CROW FAIR
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fellows:
Pour years preceding civil war 80. .. sii 7oi 500 II
LII four years Of NoaksoN. 2so"-h+i 90
Darrnce against RontsoS .sl35i7J7V -
The navy was in far better condition,
az the morGte of the service was far higher.
during he first period than during the see
ord. II is true the pay list Las been swol-
lea by the creation Of new Offices, without
g. any way advancing the efficiency or the
charnetor OF the navy. All the honors of
the war of lsl2 ana OF the war with Mexico,
t. say nothing of the naval episodes be-
tween those two epochs, were won by OIL
GERS the highest of whom was proud to be
called an American Captain. PERRY, DEcA-
TUR LAwEENCE, BAlNBRIDGE, PORTER, and
others whose names are cherished as house,
hold words aspired to no higher title. and
They took rank and asserted equality with
the best and foremost Of other nayies all
over the world.
Now We have brood of Admirals. Vice
Admirals, and Commodores, after the Euro
pean pattern, who draw large pay for nom
inal service, and swell the drain on the
Treasury The army and the navy have
been greatly demoralzed by the changes
which have taken place in the last twelve
years. The whole tendency and the aim of
legislation under Republican rule were TO
create an official aristocracy. Grantsm
was feeble imitation Of the Second Empire
In its social aspirations, its moral tone, and
its reckless prodgality. NAPOLEON pre-
served the external forms of u certain re-
fncment amid the corruption Of rotten
dynasty. The vulgar crew who surrounded
GRANT did not even regard the outward
chow Of decency.
The time has come to decide whether this
prohigate system, by which the people have
been made hewers Of wood and drawers of
water for the honor and profit of special
classes, shall be continued or wiped out.
The General of the Army, with eighteen
thousand dollars year, calls troops to
Washington in the winter Of 1s76-77 to aid
The foulest conspiracy ON record, and trains
artillery on the House Of Representatives..
In the succeeding autumn he stalks into the
room Of the Committee on Appropriations,
and dictates what the army shall be, and
what it shall do if laborers strike against
starvation wages. Are these things to con-
tinue In a free government ?
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Mr.. ErrrNanAM LAWRENCE had no con

Mr.. EFFISGHAM LAWRENCE had no COM
FUNCTIONS about receiving some $4,000 OF the
peoples money forserviccs rs "A Representative
IN Congress which he never performed. The
fact that he IL largely Interested in the sugar
trade will not be- likely 10 suggest TO him any
: RUPEES n Ia his acceptance Of the Collector
ship Of the port Of New Orleans.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-17

For all lung complaints and throat trou-
blcs Dr. Jayno's ENpectorant is both palliative
and curative, 1t is a standard remedy besides
for coughs and colds. and moods only q trial to
provo it, merit.-Adv
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The punlshment Of CASE. the President Of

The punishment Of CASE the President Of
the Security Life Insurance Company. for
swearing to a false and misleading statement
of the affairs of that company. ia one Of the
most hopeful things which has happened in
the history Of life insurance. II will teach ON
GERS Of companies how great is their RESPONSE
bility. whereas hitherto many OF them have
proceeded as If the companies existed simply
for their individual benefit and they could do
rs they chose with the money intrusted to them.
Exposures Of their criminal practices have fire.
qucntly been made. but they have got of with
out punishment. up to this time. great though
their guilt has been. Tho consequence has
been injury to the system Of life insurance.
which depends for success on the confidence Of
the community. of late years much shattered.
There remain several officers besides CASE.
who. like him. should BE- promptly convicted
and sentenced. II they could be accompanied
To- prison by n crowd OF swinding savings bank
managers. justice would be vindcated. and the
plundcred poor would feel better satisfied with
the operation Of the law. But the conviction Of
even one false trustee is something to give
thanks for.
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At last Mayor ELY has succeeded in find
ing Park Commissioner acceptable to the
Board OF Aldermen. Moreover. he is a Demo-
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II Is thus seen that under an honest man.
agemcnt of the navy. nearly threo-quartcrs
of million was saved from the appropria-
tons for pay in these four years; while
under the dishonest practices Of robson
tie very reverse was the rule, as the de-
ficioncics reported by his successor prove.
Now, look at the last four years:
Anoa" dI7Iop,tIoi FIR ply Of he nary Angoon crJ,iof
yur refioEeL
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The Death orII-nry OTTO.

Henry Otto. the original proprietor Of Otto
Cottage Harden. ma II lhuken sni nr 0 the Mcalthir st
residents VI that cl dci yesterday at an advanced age
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Ain new deficiency reported
if lnoNrsoS Tor last fiscal
AtuT
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Special Notice.

ON Saturday next The STAR will appear in
double sheet or eightpage form. with a large
quantity and excellent variety of reading mat
ter suitable for the holiday season. As this
issue viii have an exceptionally large circula-
ton and be likely to be preserved and care
fully read. and a. We shall that day have con-
siderable space at disposal, the opportunity
thus afforded for extra displayed advertise
mentS win I've an excellent one for those deal
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to secure the splendid trade which always fol-
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thus close out their stock of holiday goods
with the season.
Those who wish To avail themselves of this
chance for conspicuous announcements are
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cable. not later than Friddg ereRjaD. Other
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Assured
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In answer to a question put by one of the
grand jurors in New York the other day TO
Mr.. Best. one of the examiners in the Bank
Department of that State. and at present re-
ceiycr of the defunct National Trust Company.
whether there is a bank or trust company i'm
the city of New York in which trust funds can
De safely deposited" that gentleman counted
on his fingers and named eleven institutions
in which, he said money could be deposited to
any extent to which it would be received. in
full certainty that dollar for dollar could be
got when wanted. He added: 1T will re-
quire something like a financial earthquake to
destroy these institutions" This information
must be comforting to those who know the
names of the concerns thus endorsed: but un-
fortunately, they have not been given to
the public Yet come TO think about il. and
considering the whole number of such assOcia-
tons In that great city, isn't eleven an alarm
ingly small percentage of Thoroughly reliable
institutions? If the financial center of the
country can make no better showing than
that, her money magnates must not be sur
prised if her thrifty artisans and dealers come
To the conclusion II no distant day that the old
dutch savings bank-a blue wooden yarn stock
ing-iS after all the safest place of deposit,
and make disposition of their earnings and
savings accordingly. Eleren, The sound eggs
at that rate, cannot average one in the dozen.
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The Future Of the Red Man.

The correctness of the general belief that the
Indians are rapidly decreasing i'm numbers
aud at no distant period will disappear for
ever. a the result of contact with the civilZa-
tiOn at the whites. j. being considerably queS-
toned. In connection with the representation
Of the Interior department at the International
Exhibition much information concerning the
Indians was collected. IL appears from emu
meTati0nS of the Indians largely estimates)
since l7S' that no general law of decrease or
Increase can he derived. In 1850 the number
is given 25i,300: in 1855 aS BOT 51l: i'm 1870 as
Sl3,33l in lS75 as 3C506s: and i'm lS76 rs pol $50
The apparently large decrease for lS16 is due
10 the fact that great numbers of the DakOtas
were engaged in hOstilitieS against the United
States. and were consequently not included in
the census. Statistics for ISL ISIS and 1876
show i'm each year a considerable excess of
births over deaths and though the imperfect
nature of the data on which they are based
prevents them from furnishing positive evil
dence of the increase of Indian population
there i nothing whatever discovered i'm them
which tends To establish the contrary. The
fact seems To be that for a limited time
after the process of civilization has COM
menced. the growth of an Indian cOmmu-
nifty Il checked: the great change in the man
ner Of life. the substitution of richer food for
wild meat and roots and berries, the bad ven
tilatiOn of the close cabin which displaces the
wigwam, the new diseases introduced eSpe-
cially through the licentiouS habits of their
ciyilZeTS. and the fatal effects of strong drink
all tend tO diminish their numbers. But this
decrease does not 90 50 far as To produce ex-
tinctiOn. Habits of cleanliness and an i'm
proved sanitary condition begin in time to
make themselves felt. The community com
menceS To increase in numbers, and under
favorable conditions its growth is rapid. The
Indian population in the state of New York,
which has largely increased in the last twenty
five years, is an example of this last stage. II
the Indian. then. is To remain permanently on
our census list, and not read his doom in the
setting SUM-" all arguments against attempts
at his improvement on the ground that he is
speedily destined to extinction by natural
causes fall To the ground, and efforts for civil
iZing and educating him as an enduring ele-
ment of our population assume a practical and
national Importance.
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The course of Great Britain in reference to
the disposal of the estate of the "sick man"
now nearly dead. will be decided by a divided
cabinet. The vigorous policy of Lord BeacOns-
field meets with considerable opposition from
some of his colleagues, and it was this fact,
probably. that caused the recent reports of his
withdrawal from the premiership. But il it
becomes evident that England is to be snubbed
in the peace negotiations, the British lion will
no doubt do some prodigious roaring. even if
it, teeth and claws, which it is now diligently
sharpening. are not called into requiSition.
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Mr.. Clark Mills alleges over his own sigma
ture that hundreds of thOusands-nay mil
lions of dollars have been collected for the
proposed Washington monument. and asks
where has the money gone? Mr.. Mills's figures
are probably little liberal, but his charge is
specific, and his inquiry reasonable. Some
body ought To feel called upon Ia give a def
mite, Official and satisfactory answer to it.
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If the money for the proposed monument to
Morton is subscribed and collected, and its
completion within six months made a part of
the contract with the builders perhaps there
will be monument: but unless these condi-
tions are fulfilled the project will go to the
limbo of all the other unfinished monuments
Of the country
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TIE GALAXY
FOR JANUARY
NOW READY.
CONTENTS:

CONTENTS:
Paris Revisited. By Henry James. 1.-THE
Defeat Of Justice. By Theodore BacOn.-A
Foreign Affair. By Margaret Vandegrift.
The Bishops ElagOns at Monte Fla scOne.
By Margaret j. Preston.-HOOk, Thackeray.
and Dickens. By Walter Carey. The
French Enchantress. By Junius Henri
Browne.-Queen Esther. BY +. G. Spar
hawk.-Anent Swearing. BY Edward G.
Bruce.-Arfadne. By Howard Glyndon.-A
Legend Of the White Horse. BY Emily
Read.-DuplicatiOn iM Literature. By N.
ID. S.-SalOme's Mistakes. BY Isabella Grant
Meredith. BY Richard Grant
White.-CharlOtte Cushman. WOMAN AND
THE DRAMA. BY Lawrence Barrett.-NegrO
Labor Virginia. BY J. ii. Sddons. Poetry
OF India. NEW LITERATURE.-Drift.
wood. BY Philip Qubet. Miscel.
lany.-Current observation-disclosures.
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He pays the highest prices In Cash for the seyera
to. noyk.tr