The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-25
SOME RECENT rAc1s ND OPINIONS.

"Is quite the fashion for parties OF ladies to make
engagements with VI Licbcrt for sitting the nights
that they going ball the opera" writes MIS-
Hooper the Philadelphia Esening Ts'ian from Paris
and be photographed in ull toilet without the
trouble being specially dressed during the day
And the electric hight has OF this advantage
the sun that can be raised lowered shifted
TO suit the sitter er the operators IDEAS
An Of the New York papers Of national fame - re.
marks the Philadelphia nHe excepting the nfvHs, pub
sh sunday editions and they surpass their regular daily
issues alike In all the qualities of great newspaper and
In circulation aud advertising and Ia all the
cities the Union the sunday editions Of the
best reflect the energy aud Thrift commerce. trade
Industry
During the wear 1875 there arrived the several ports
OF ue United States ~ 254 assengcrs Of whom 1873 AZ
Immigrants In 1877 the total arrivals passcn.
gers was i0o3Gi, Of whom i3p.5u3 were Immigrants.
show increase p 7Oi in the humble OF mn rants
about seventeen per The ages the immigrants
who arrived during ISIS Under - years. 2oG~5.
Is and under 60 iuiuas. 60 and upward. 1904 Tile
large II number OF the immigrants were from Germany
3l,oJs and England sent 1851, aud Ireland I7.iis.
Coming the Massachu-cti. report from the Ru.
rcau OF statistics giving very solid proof that per
year is All that capital increases in It's hoardug that
the actual aggregate urodt 81 all the business conducted
IN great commonwealth Is only per per annum.
and that the 30 years Massachusetts since the day
when the hrst Corners landed with their bare hands
have only produced s2poup oul boarded wealth. We
strike Anay against the EQUATION given ly the stats
uciau, says the Newark 1iotc. though not IN ee.
braic terms The wage caIui IS two average years
equal thc bearded accumulated capital two ccntu.
ties There must be an enormous Wastage somewhere 90
The whole number OF State convicts In the whole
United States employed IN mechanical industries i,
l3sd OUT OF state prison population OF 2ely7n says
the Trenton Gds,, they earn on the average
forty cents per day. s pcr day the average price tor
labor outside OF prisons these would earn = H.. 576
Tile products OF the mechanical industries of the United
states amount 20 % ouUuoo annually The total
product ct the state prisons OF the United States taking
labor at g day. cannot be sau0uoOl per aunun;
not great burden ON the industries OF nation proIuc.
inE over 5000 1900 worth Of goods annually"
MANY examples OF the success OF cocducation have
been quoted" the Hirrtri non but II has had
results which not satsac tory and the re.
ports of these results have been carefully suppressed Ia
spite OF all that said to the contrary coeducaun ia
college nota success In the highest OF the word
The policy submitted by the Government" SAYS the
Toronto hId tho organ Of tic Dominion Government is
essentially Canadian policy. formed with tho deliberate
intention of building up Canada. developing her re.
sources and protecting her industries against
undue outside competition, and 1t British connection
is endangered by IT, then much the worse los the Brit
lAh connection