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IL One-Half BE True.

II one-half that has been reported about
the management Of Ludlow street Jail. by a
committee OF the Bar Association. be true. a
change in the control and conduct Of that
institution cannot be too summarily effected.
The gentlemen composing the Committee
are OF such established reputation as TO
leave no room TO doubt that all their allega.
tions can be substnntiated.
Why, then. should such a report be per-
mitted 10 die out Of memory without any
action TO carry the reforms It indicates into
effect
Furthermore. a mere change in the adj
minlstration OF this den aud sponging
house, imperatvely as II would seem to be-
demanded. is but q drop in the bucket Of the
prison reform which humanity and Chris
tianity require at our hands.
The experience OF many countries, run
ming through centuries, has shown how
prone prison keepers are 10 practise extor-
ton and cruelty. Man cannot safely be in
trusted with so great power over his fellow
man without the most constant and watch
full supervision.
There should be more official visitors "a
all our prisons. coming into them on uneX-
pccted days and at unexpected hours. and ex-
aiming them throughout and thoroughly
II is dreadful thing for a human being
to be deprived OF liberty and precious
liberty! In addition 10 this, to be subjected
to Il sordid or unfeeling and revengelul
keeper is horrible.
The pulpit Is too forgettul OF the prisons
and of the Divine command, Remember
those in bonds ns bound with them though
we believe this Is one of the numerous pas
sages the obvious and common sense mean
ing Of which the lettcred clergy have salts
factorily argued away.
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We're the mightiest secrets of Christen-
dom lntrusted TO the Keeping Of the Army Re
organization Committee. they could hardly be
more iealously guarded than the business Of
the Committee Is. Tho precise object Of this
profound concealmont does not yet appear. No
rash reporter has yentured by the orderly, or
run the risk of being picked Off by some hidden
skirnisher. But there is one fact open TO the
public. namely, that leading requirement OF
the act OF Congress under which tho members
OF the Committee have come together is that
they shall ascertain how TO effect economies in
the army. They are, by section eleven of that
act. 10 see whether any and what reductions
can he made either in the line. field, staff. in
numbers or In pay. by consolidation or other
WISE consistently with the public service, hay
Ing in vfewA tustand reasonable economy in
the expenditure Of publicimoney. the actual me-
osssitlss OF the military service. and the Ca
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The local increase In the exports Of the
above commodities constitutes ca per cent.
Of the total increase in the exports OF oil
merchandise from 1858 20 1873. In compar
ing the figures Of the values Of the two
years we must bear in mind that the in
crease has been made in spite Of the fact
that the market price Of some Of the arti-
Giles has considerably decreased in the in
terval.
The falling Off in importatons has been
great and Of yearly increase since 1873. The
following are the chief articles OF foreign
production for which the demand has heavi-
ly declined during that period
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Empty Dinner Pals.


The miners OF Scranton certainly suffer keen
~ Their WAGES low AMI they are nat employed hat
the TINE their homes cherries ana ther wives and
children are scanhy clad aud huusry. When Of thr
witnesses ttAtHrd that miners frequently 20 work
with rmpt, dinner pals D., todd the irutl The cArrN hg
II dinner pail with nothing ~ n may seem absurd 10
those In the cit but done pride IL
should be- known amOrT ~" miners friends and fellow
W0rklngmen thMt be Is Tedurel % snch strAlIs.
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To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN--Sr: Has any
VI your ingenious readers produced engine by which
10 per cent OF the atmospheric pressure be obtained
FOL driving machinery
desire 10 know before claiming such discovery lest
! nnd hietNnri su many claimant, 10 The same thg
that pes will not be lett Tor ne To hang upon
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nAny srNuAr i"Veuis line. ordinary advertising
nrrc TIVE soccns and preferred Positions 50 cents to
i:to according 20 classification.
wsKEtr.-5o ccu,sa nnc' lao extra charge for large
I've. frvisrr,d posiuOns nom 10 cents tOsl
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1t is weli-estabishe4 fact that the late
Pope PIul ~ cherished 10 the last warm per
sonal liking for the man. VICTOR EsfASUEr.
Notwithstanding his vehement protests against
what he regarded as tho saeulesi3us usurpa-
tions and confscntions OF the monarch, But if.
inter the occupation ~ Rome, the late Kim Of
Italy had been attacked by an assassin. it may
be doubted whether Pics IA. would have seen
his way clear To address 10 him such a con-
gratulatory telegram as l.uo Nil. has Just sent
10 VICTOR ElllNuELs SON.
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Tomorrow afternoon. nj two o'clock, in the
chapel of Mr. T. Charters school m West fiity ninth
street the distinguished traveller and explorer Mr Paul
On Chau, win lecture ON Aflca and Scandinavia, %
The lecture Is especially intended boys and girls the
admission Is twenty-five cents and there will be on hand
real sedges shoes and children dressed like little
Norwegians Moreover all the money taken in viii go
to support tho kindergarten just opened by the children
Charitable Union In Avenue G. Tor the tenement house
children who are TOO young TO 20 Ia the industrial
schools. and 10 give these little warm, Wholesome
food such they 700 often do not get home every day
during the wlnterl The chapel Of NJ Charters school
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The Rev. DIR. TALMAGE bases his resIgna-
ton of the Presidency Of the Brooklyn Lay
College on " the new Christian work | am
about to undertake" Is no going around TO see
the elophant again.
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The vexed question Of the validity Of the
much-litgated naturalization papers Of ls5s
will be brought before Judge BLATcHFoRp to-
day. A Just and speedy decision may be eX-
pected that will carry more weight than any Of
Little JOHNNY DAyENFoRTs Nominations which
SAVIOR more oi partisan feeling than Of judicial
fairness and are not little tainted with an
eager desire for fees.
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pacity for rapid and effective increase In time
OF war" BY that test the results OF their pres
ent meditatlons in secret will DO Judged when
they come 20 be rcnd openly.
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imports. and we are yearly increasing the
number OF commodities Of our own produc-
ton for which there is a foreign demand.
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Either the Commissioners OF Accounts are
In error or the street Cleaning Bureau does not
keep rs books any cleaner than it does the
streets. They assert that gross discrepancies
wrre discovered In The only book which pur-
ports 10 show the quantity Of material taken
away 10y the scows. and that. after this discoy-
cry. the chief clerk OF the bureau and the SUI
perintendcnt Of srows acknowledged that the
book was not TO DC relied on and indeed
was not kept o. nny guide for the de-
partment." Pray. whit is it kept for. then ;
The Commissioners further assert that. In the
item of carriage. for every six loads and frac-
ton removed from the streets the city "a pay n9
for nine and q hall trips: and that twenty-five
per cent. Of the material theoretically removed
by the bureau IS unRccounted for These are
serious allegations
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A. yet we have had little really cold
weather this fall. The grass still holds IT, deli
cate green. and frost has not yet penetrated
the ground nm inch. Considerable anxiety has
been felt ia the suburbs us 10 tho water supply
but the recent rains have done much 10 relieve
H. Notwithstanding the immense apple crop
this most important @; our fruits Is not gon..
10 be so cheap ANA plenty as seemed likely Il
month ngo the rot has invaded both the Sppls
and potato bins this season.
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when the award of the Halifax Commits
sion WIS made public. the horny-handed fish
erncn 81 the New England coast towns declared
with ono voice that i, was an outrage. Mr..
EvARTs took the same view VI it, and in volumi-
nous dispatches appealed to the better feelings
u Lord SAttsBrEy's nature. The sum. he said.
was prcuos;orous. and. besides. the finding Of
the Commission was not unanimous. But Lord
SALISBURY cared for none OF these things. md
yesterday pUEIo WELSH. under instructions
from Washington. paid over the five and u huff
millions to the british Government.
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Yesterdays advance Of forty thousand
British ami Indian forces into the Ameers do
minions must have suggested the wQrlike in
yasons OF GHrNGHIs KHAN and the Oriental
conquerors Of old. According, % the dispatches.
the roads converging on the khyher and khoo-
rum passes are throneed with elephants cam
els. and pack cattle. The railway from Delhi
and the rich cities on the plain OF tho Ganges
terminates al Peshawur. and the supplies Of the
Anglo-Indian armies have 70 b. transported
the remainder Of the journey in primitive fush-
ion. Later kilograms speak Of the CAPTURE Of
Kapatyanga and other forts in the foothills Of
the Suciman range. but these operations are
probably only preliminary. he great struggle
az struggle there is to be- may ba looked for
when the masses OF the English and their allies
are blocked In the deep passes and narrow
gorees further on. Then will occur tho oppor-
tunity. for which SHERE ALI would seem - be
waiting Of overwhelming his enemies by fierce
and prolonged attacks from the high ground
above. Active rifle practice ihe Pathans are
said 10 b. good marksmcnl from the heights
which surround these passes. together with
vigorous Smelling and cannonadlng from hat
teries manned by Russian artllerists. would
efe,tuaiiy try the discipline o. tho invaders
though II would hardly keep them out In the
end. Tho Cars engineer officers who are - i
70 have Joined SHERE ALI are reputed TO be
among the best in the Russian service. and their
ability seems likely 10 be fully tested.
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An order suddenly received at the Royal
Arsenal at woolwich. England. for camp
cquipGge for the army In South Africa indi-
Gates that military operations IN that region Of
England's vast empire have not yet been term-
mated. and tha, considerable British force will
be occupied either in new couduests or In re-
straininG the subduel but not contcutei native
tribes. It IS possible that the results Of recent
explorations have tempted Great Britain to
push an army into the Interior OF the continent.
with view Of extending her dominion in that
direction. Il SO. tho movement is being made
very secretly
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THE COURT OF CATHAkINE.-TO paint the
Court OF CathaI inc i'm its true colors, it has
been said that one ought TO have the pen of
PrOcOpiuS. 1t was hotbed Of corruption, in
trigue, Jealousy, violence, hatred. One day,
surrounded by twenty-seven of her courtiers,
Catharine said: III l were to believe what
you all say about one another there is not one
of you who does not richly deserve to have his
head cut Cff.'' A certain Princess was noto-
riOus for her inhuRan barbarity. One day
she discovered that one of her attendants was
with child; in frenzy she pursued the hapless
CallistO from chamber to chamber, came up
with her, dashed i'm her skull with a heavy
weapon, and finally in delirium of passion
ripped up her body. When two mobiles had a
quarrel, they fell upon one another then and
there like tipSy navyieS, and Potemkin had an
eye gouged out in a court brawl. Such horrors
81 US measure of the superior humanity of
Versailles, and enable US also in passing to
see how duelir could be sign of a higher
civilization. The reigning passions were love
OF money and the qualification of a coarse
vanity. Friendship, virtue, manners, delicacy
probity (said one iinesSl are here merely
vO DIS, void of all meaning. The tone i'm pl6-
lie affairs is as low as i'm those of private cpn-
duct. Il might as well" says Sir G.. Macart-
ney, quote Clan Ike and TillotSon at the divan
of Cons'antinOple, as invoke the authority of
Puffendcrf and GrotiuS here."-[ FOrtnigh ~
Re rtetr,
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n LOVE STRIFE.

I wonder whether | owe her:
we nder whether hate.
Now he viii COO like a nilk-white dove,
All love:
Nov she stands like a Queen apart,
Crowned with beauty: hut, has she hearty
. could only discover
he her love or hate.
Then should know my fate
vCndcr for mEuuie
She ~ : - ne hen away:
Ii she dc, ms me a trivial TOY,
Mere boy:
Yes, | can fancy. YES. can see
10 rCS '!nS tNSt 'augh =. mo.
o avs Sili-C, | 4 hex in il:
Throwing all fear awav.
a. kn " NY ate Ibis dav.
.BUiorGp.d.
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der, we are .old, will fight a week on an
empty ST mach, provided he can looked for
ward to play ing his guitar on he seventh day.
In his c0un; ry, if bull intended for a fiNlt
Ia! III the animal Is sent to an infrmary. The
ct LET Il reader, + ascueo, has fortune Of
2Oe,Un francs; his combat costumes repre-
sents 100 900 francs in diamonds alone he Is
c. urted by the highest society In Madrid. Is a
m mbt of the chief aristOcraric club; yet his
wife is fishmonger's daughter, and 81 Ill helps
her mother in the market. On days when he
hu. band performs she sits at her balcony wi n
her children to r( i've eouriers, who come n
horseback. waving white flag as sign Oh
success in the arena.-( LHdnlbeTS's Journal.
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THETALEOFrEr TERRIBLE FIRE.

THE TiL OF ~ = TER ~ BE FIRE.
Iwnit.I. YOU he I. u. ter rba. lit.l
1t SRI 2 n m me ar.1-ir is drsaiful and dire
7, ~ dark
WiHtTy sSy,
Upward ly;
-. IL grow
It. lis fame
Into f2me.
set , lrniny AMI hIazIug;
stt 'pIlng mo lie
" IN e igor amazing
How it ngs for the strife!
Hear the nciSe and the T,t,Ie-
Pow il swriis. how 1: grows,
Like tie crash Of a battle,
ikc the & ash of ia iU1s.
Sc # Iushing and rising and caring,
See II try ing 20 tOuci. a tall star:
1t :. M ia III. Ky - q S.raE.aS
Like Hag ~ feTU. fdnr from afar.
see II turning and burning aui Drawing
Al, the su, kris. III. ali now is wayisg
Like a Wild ng- sheet Of dan lead
Hear it laugh with wiki gIee at each futile eRdeayur
I" g'ieH' "rtu yUe' H. eXubs:ant force:
IL Is flaming and free and fantaSti forever:
l delights AMI e,u:t with no Pany of rem ,-ss,
With L" pain, with but passioI-Eiii pIs,ioa it
with its pennon of scarlet. the bIoodiaSt ".
W h is S'amtHg stream, and lis rear NJ yrs,
IL dafes To do all things thaC fame dares 10 10.
How It darts, how it dances and dashes,
As though II had taken for aim.
To reduce all the world into a~heS
And tO ming all the stars into fame
Is giiticTiTg and glowing and CARING
And raging IL rings its own kn1il;
1t Is show ing its wonderful daring
II is turning the sky into hell.
How IL laZily fingers
With its swell and tS fall:
With its fiery fingers
WeiTdly weaving pail:
With its horrible Kisses.
Like the wind in storm;
With its clustering kisses,
On face and on form,
Or its flashes
B-TUft.
Only ashes
Are left:
Til It's cries
TIL its do. M
And l. dies
IL the gloom.
have told yGu the tale of the terrible fire:
II has sung its last song tO its luminous lyra--
has sung lis last : = ii ha, JTtathed it's last
breath,
1t has lived without life it has lied with"u dparr
GApl atpD' J1UFHcl
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NmAN LINE
ROY4L MAIL STEAMERS,
VEW YORK to QUEENSTOWN g. LIVERPOOL
EVERY THURSDAY OR SATURDAY.

y S # 81 Gc Gig Of Of se%
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These magnificent steamers, built in satsrtisht
omparI ments are among the strongest, largest
The saloons arc IuIuriously furnished, especially
veil Lighted and ventilated, and take up the whole
sdfs the sp The ,b prnePs are
oise and motto is felt, and replete with every
omfort having all latest Improvements. double
cuisine has always been specially Of this line.
Ladies cabins and bathrooms, gentlemen smok.
4 ing a1a nr696 BARRIERS shops pAn libra
FS5 rates Of passage and other information apply
S:Y:;i. ". EoTkL IL Bro, sss F.. ave-.
Agents for ID; G.; ID: A. BRosNAN, sse 6 Sc.
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With the view Of dimin ishins the chances of
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st., or nothing to The north Of IS. VI " -
ON the homeward passage crossing the meridian
Il 80 ct ~ lat, or nothing to the north OF a.
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% 1y CHAs. d. FRANCKLYN, Agent, NY,
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ASMrs. Laura De For e Gordon has an
Rouneed herself as an independent candid lie
for delegate at large T. ON san joaquin county
to the Calif0ri la cons itutionaI convention.
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honest Is their neighbors and many of them hayea
world wide reputation for soundness and honesty
Co., Brokers, IL Wall street, New York, is emit
tied 70 absolute Confidence. They state that an In.
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over u, 600 In less than 60 days. Send for their
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A AEMBER OF THE STOCK KxCHANGI
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Mining and Stock Exchange, % wan a., New
Iort. Reference, ID. Il. AanyAn, CO., Presidert
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NOHkNS LOAH OFFICE. corner Of TIN str>ss
y mo NOV York syeo1a, eniranee On New -
IN the city. Money loaned & he I0VsSf0 z
1te q interest on Gold md DtlvR WStcbos PM.
sp6 GsnfemsnS Oothins. oGJsS snd q 9acsss
u ssssS NAl-ly 4
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ss-PreSident MacMahon Th,,r.a, hall .
grand review at Long Champs of 10 on French
troops comprising Infantry, cavalry and ba..
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.1ANAblA>s DEALING WITH COMMUNISTS.-
iaS Fer me e Ing OF unemployed laborers was
S CiT -, ~, sivi | ca Wednesday morning. TIVE
hHdhiihatory speeches, and were arrested by
We pore. Inc crowd was subsequently dis
peISta Dy large body Of uIncars, without any
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a sail every THURSDAY direct from 60
Queenstown. -Ss<<-<18s
abin- intermediate and steersge passage tickets
an be had al h. ID. COOKE, JR. co. =, Bank
.rs, 142S st. Also. agents for the Rsd Star LII
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have told yUT the tale of the terrible fire:
II has sung its last song "a its luminous lyrn--
l has sung lis last n il ha, bTrathtd it's last
breath.
II has yet without life. If has lied without death.
IApl .tpB' JDHFHc