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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
sRor WHILE PLAYING 4 BORDER DRAM. a

Cincinnati. June 1o.Harry Stephens and his cousin
Charlie Clemens, ages about thirteen white rehearsng
q border drama In the attic yesterday became ex-
cited IN one Of the most thrilling scenes and discharged
their reviewers. Young Stephens received dan.
gerous and possibly fatal wound In tho abdomen aud
Clemens was shot In the hand.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC CUTTING RATES:

Chicago, Juno 10 speciaD.-Thc Northern Pacific
Is accused OF cutting rates consignment OF twenty
nve cars Of iron from ST. Vernon 10 Astoria Oregon,
q distance Of 1000 mites Tho ratio Is si43 Tho
Mort bern Pacific took tho consignment at $40 aud
Immediately aitorvari. II Is charged, issued . mani
fold rate sheet containing the reduced rate.
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A NEW LINE TO THE PACIFIC COAST.

Pierre OAK, June Io.-Two civn engineers making
up o surveying party start Monday 10 survey rail-
road through the Pacific Coast probably touching at
Minnesota In the Black Hlls nikng Pierre tho initial
pon, on the Missouri River. Work on the survey will
last I've months The road IL called the MIdand and
Illinois Central.
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PURE WATER FOR YOUNGSTOWN.

IA fAe I'd Vor OF THs IFVV :,
Sir: As fresh, pure water may DO diaicuh 70 90.
tain for some little time In the flooded district -
=. .gr,s, he transportation of artificial Ice from ths
,aarsst available point. In Wow OF tho coming vsm
weather both grateful and pure dnakng waier, ~
gethcr with TIE means for food preset<auos' WIN y
thus 000''f'''' GEORGE MARTIN Auss
Nsw.York. June O. 1854.
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FOR THE nErHoprsrs AT JoHNsroys

Chicago, June 1o-ht the regular Monday meeting
of the Methodist Ministers Of the city this morning the
question OF relief for J0hnst0wD under discussion.
and particularly Of relieving the wants Of Methodist
ministers and needy laynen IN that section. long
letter from the Rev. c. W. Smith, OF Pttsburg, editor
Of the christian AdyOcat was read.
A committee was appointed TO receive contributions
for the Methodkts OF Johnstown.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
5000

IniRUsE OFFICE June I'LL q. m-Partly cloudy
weather prevailed yesterday. With q brief sprnks
OF min, and rather high humidity The temperature
ranged between 72o aud 9Os. tho Avsrags 7eSl
bonE so higher thar tho corresponding day year. aud
l'so higher than on Sunday.
In and near this city to-day there wiz probably DO,
generally ialr Weather siRhlV cooler.
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TIE OSSIPEE SENT TO PoRrAC-PRlNcE.
THE UNITED STATES 'sHEP ORDERED TO LOOK
INTO HAYuAN AFFAIRS TuEAE.

Washington, Juno 1o-The United States ship oss
pee, now q. s., Nicholas Mole. HAyt has been ordered
20 proceed 10 Port Prince to observe the state Of
affairs thore, and report 10 the Department.
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r.s abe found Her clothing neatly burned on hn0
her body was CAdly blistered. She was taken +" 9-
Gatherings Hospital and expected 70 recover me
Ore caused loss OF $1,000.
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THE yIKs CALLED UPON FOR AID.

Washington, June 1o.-pr. Hamilton y. Leach Exi
Allied Grand Ruler OF the Order OF Hks, has issued o.
notice requesting each lodge 10 raise subscription Do
be made consolidated fund for the relief OF the b7oth-
ers Of Seattle as well as Johnstown.
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ARREsrED FOR sTrNDLTyG NETWORK BANK
Denver, Juno 1o-J r. Hutchinson . we'll known
mining operator In tho Lcadvillo mining excitement,
was arrested hero last night charged with passing
bogus checks the First National Bank OF Neu
York - tho amount OF several hundred dollars
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ssssnded IN she work Tho Mayor thoaght thss this
was an excelians idea, and announced thas he was
prepared to so on bond e. ons Of 600 FOR $4,000
Governor Beaver returned 10 this CITY trcm Johns
town this afternoon and held anothex oon1orenee
with Mayor Filter, as result of which bond of
indemnity was prepared which provides that for the
bond given TO the state Treasurer BY James A.
Beaver IN sne sam OF ons million dollars % De ex-
pended On clsanins the Consmzugh Valley, sach CD
gems and corporations Of Pennsylvania az shan sign
the ARTICLES Of ndemnity shah guarantee The pay
snent OF shs bona each signer being responsible Tor
himself alone In the sum OF 5000. The guarantee
Is binding only In case tho Legislature should fan
10 make m sypsopriation for the work u oyeS
Sep Artr,rsd sIcn The bond, the liability OF each
ugpor shall be propoTtionately reduced
Ewhiis IN JohDstown Yesterday said S9ver io
Beaver. consulted with the Pittsbnrg authorities
ana sornd mem heartily IN accord with this scheme,
And 1 Arranged with contractor named o,Donneh
20 70 ahead with the work on general business
prfnniples, and WITH one or. two thousand pien re-
move ali the rubbish in the Coneuangh al LONESOME LOVE
va Vim have any trouble IN getting Two hundred
cthens % 20 on that guarantee
81 have that many Philadelphians Areaoyt IN:
teptpd the Mayor, and expect to have hve hundred
That's good,' reioined tho ooyernos. Il think
sagesased but so much Is to be done that 1t Will cost
Any where from 100000 70 100000 70 complete
IL I operate under the police powers Of the state,
and declare The Copemaugh River pubic nhsance,
nd direct THAI The nuisance shan be sheecd A
quickly as possible. I think that the Legislature
Sfl make an appropriation az the next session 70
pay Sar AZ that 70 pecessary'
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Sing Sing Prison, J
YOUNGSTOWN. n Y, SHOULD HAVE THE CREDIT

JoHNsTowN, n. Y, SHOULD HAVE THE CREDIT.
70 Ms LdiIor Of Ths TrEbsae.
SIR: In your issue Of the 9th inst. you maks
reference 10 tho generous contribution Of 81 600 fos
the aood sufferers by the people Of Fonda, y, Y. As
q recent citizen Of Johnstown, n. Y. and knowing
the self denying spirit OF It's Inhabitants permit me
10 state that It tho Johustown people who APP
propriated the 81 900 intended for . Fourth Of July
celebration and promptly forwarded 10 10 the Coue-
maugh region. God bless the people OF Johnsto~n,
n. Y, and all who arc aiding the sadly STRICKEN
food districts God bless In an especial manner tbs
discousolate aud terribly ac ted survivors, and succor
ard comfort them in their almost he,rtbroken COO
dition EDWIN PoTTEn.
Brooklyn, n. Y, June 7, 1889.
The Tribune gladly makes the correction, ana
is pleased to add that The fund has since been
increased 10 81, 500.-Ed)
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PHILADELPHIA NEARING A MILLION.

Philadelphia June Io.-The fund for the relief Of
the food sufferers vas increased about 800 900 to-
Dag, bringing the total for Philadelphia and vicinity
up b nearly 100000
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Ayers Sar saparilla.

Hotel Anpersand by special train to-day They arc on
tour through the AdirondAcks, stopping ~ ell the
principal places
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY JUNE u 1852 ten PAGES
What You Need Spring and Fall

Are always trying seasons TO most con-
stitutIons, aud unless the blood IL puri-
f,ed and enriched, one becomes exposed
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ON A TOUR THRoUGm THE ADIRoNDAcKs

earanac Lake, N. T., June 10 tspocAli,-rassenger
Agents Richards Of the Hew.York Central and Burdek
q Ihs Delaware and Hudson and party arrived at me
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A LIFE PRISONERS GENEROUS GIFT.

70 TIE Editor or rAs rribaHe.
Sir: Having this instant heard Of the terribls
calamity in Pennsylvania, and believing hst be VIA
gives quickly gives twice. hasten to contribute IS
toward the relief of the unfortunate sufferers OF tbs
most hesrtrnd.ng disaster. have no recollecfioa
Of anything happening in this country since the War
equal 10 this fearful STROKE OF misfortune, and IL should
certainly bring 10 the surface the sympathy OF every
man, woman and child IN the land. Every persou
having q penny TO share should send IL TO thos, M
fortunate people who are now suffering. no doaotS
from a TOO Blind trust In Divine Providence
LIFE PRISONER.
Sing sing Prison, June. 4 1889.
The above Is from prisoner who was sem
tenoed for life during the atys Of Tweed, and
who, many think, was VI i'm TO political iesl-
ousy. The money he sends'is the interest upon
deposit thst he made to cover his funeral eA-
penses when he dies.-Ed)
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SUGGESTION TO THE SOUTH FORK CLUB.

30 the Lditor OF rae Trtbaae
SIR Would II not be graceful as well as Just thing
for the Ptsburg Club Of rich men who owEed the
lake that caused tho terrible calamity at JohnstoTn
10 make immediate arran sements with orphan asyluns
at Pttsburg and other places TO take the children who
have lost their parents, kindred and properly and arc
left entirely destitute, and 70 car, for and ed@as
them for torn Of years, until they ara old enough 20
tako caro- OF themselves H. scems 10 ne thai ths
club would gladly. Willingly, do this Tor hcso orphse
ones who have been suddenly thrown upon society,
without fathers TO Guide them or mothers 70 @aen
them The men OF FttsbUrg have long been knowE
for their large. hearted and generous charity, MAJ
II be conspicuous now, In this day OF calamity 70
many orphan children, JAMES n. bhioS0"
Drooklyn, June q, 1889.
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NO DANGER OF GENERAL EPIDEMIC.
so SAYS sURGEoN.sENERAL HAMILTON IN HIs
REPORT TO THE PRESIDENT.

~~-~
REPORT TO TIE PRESIDENT.
&sshington, June lo,-Dr. John B. Hamilton.
Surgeon Of the Marine Hospital Service, has
msdo report to the President IN regard to che
situation Of affairs at JohnsowD, Pom. which place
he visited in compliance with the order of President
Harrison. Tho report, after dealing With the efforts
10 relieve the sufferers, says:
The water supply of Johnstown Is from Stony Creek
some miles above the soene Of disaster, and pure
wholesome water. There Is little danger OF an gP-
demlc among tho Inhabitants OF Johnstown Ihe
stees Board OF Health on the spot and are watch
ing With care the progress Of the work They rave
general charge Of the morgues and keep them aisn,
tseted The danger point from ssnisssy pom. % -
not DO the Inhabitants Of Johnstown, but to those
peopls depending on The iowef river FOR their wator
supply. This water, boiled before drinking, VIII
not Ss unhealthy, but the thought OF drinking water
contamlnsscd by dead bodies of human beings ana
animals Is revolving. The published statement Rat
animals are allowed b Goat down he river from tne
dr4ft Is positively untrue. The drfn PACK csnnot
row be we'll burned, and II II could u would Sny oe
to the water soaRpd portion, and thS would not
rDiease the bodies There Is no use whatever IN az
tempting 10 dnSect this drift and tho only way 20
euro tho evil " It's removal. . .,
THIS report Is confined TO tho portion covered oy
Jamestown proper. / have given no statement OF
Individual suffering but the charitable people OF t6ls
country ought not TO cease their CONTRIBUTORS OF
fnopey for some weeks 30 come.
Finally / may say that there is no danger whatever
q general epidemic.
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HOW 10 SEND CLOTHING TO JoHNsTowN.

TO TIE kdifor Irhs Tr'osae
Sir: Doubtless thero are many who' nSe ny
SELF havo clothing they could send 70 Johnsown' s1
would be glad Of information as 10 sny organhg
system IN SewYork for receiving aud forwatdn3 {"
NexYCrh, June 2, 1850
ICIo,hinr should be sent by express direct 20
the Mavor OF Johustown. Turn the package over
70 one Of the express companies which do bus'
mesa at Iohnstown.-,Ed)
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EETHEN you feel "all run down" is
w Ayers sarsaparilia. For re-
rortpe strength after sickness, OF toning
40 the system ut any time, this Is tho
medicine of all others. Don't waste
time and money on worthless CON-
pounds, whatever their pretensions
but remember that Ayers has been the
standard Sarsaparilla for nearly half a
century aud has no equal.
"Sometime ago l found my system
entirely run down. I had feeling Of
constant fatigue and iangnor and very
little ambition for any kind Of effort.
A friend advised me 70 try Ayers Sar-
ssparilla, which / did with the best
results. II has done me more good than
ell other medicines have ever used. -
Frank Mellows, Chelsea, Mass.
at was al run down before began
taking AYERS Sarsapartlln, and now /
Rm gaining IN strength every day.
Mrs. Alice West, Jefferson, W. Va.
81 have used Ayers SarSaparllla for
several years. When ! feel weary and
worn out, II always helps me" A.
Grommet, Kingsvilie, Johnson Co., Mo.
at was long troubled with nervous
debility and severe headaches. BY the
use OF Ayers Sarsaparilla | have been
restored to health. Anthony Louis,
IS fremont ST., Charlestovn, Mass.
"As safe and reliable spring and
family medicine, think
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II tones ana lnVlgoIateS
the systom, regulates the action OF tho
digestive and assimllative Prgans, and
yitaljzes the blood. III. D. Johnson,
IT., 9S3 Atlantic ave-, Brooklyn, N. Y.
ayers sarsaparilla has well-de-
serred reputation in this locality for
restoring to healthy, vigorous action tho
vital organs when they have become
weakened or exhausted. have used 10
IN nv family for this purpose, especially
after the system has become depleted
from mnlarial attacks. / have advised
its use among my neighbors In similar
cases, and Il has always proved invaIua-
bic. &C. c, Hamilton, Emberop, Tex.
"As q blood .puriHei and general
Of tho system, have never
found anything 70 equal Ayers Sar-
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LIST OF CONTRIBUTIONS.

Amounts contributed through The Tribune for Johns1
town Relief Fund-June 10:
Employes Union Ferry Company Repair Shops >
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Previously acknowledged " =. - ...:...

Dedse: PSosssds Of far s y; a. s2i EAssS,2
and credited 20 Johnstown Fund In Satur. - .
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Of SG rn.s Sp WIN occur February The number
"a - haee ~. y limited 10 thirfy-iive
-, hnG Nuihhatng Committee OF the New-York Yacht
s GENERALLY congratulated for ifs fortunate selec.
'ic ~, w siis years Regatta Committee.
INC eeaWanhaka Yacht Club has recognized tho
inaserteasng Interest in 70foot and 4Ofoot single
two classes F F 4o' 'Hoee
The American Yacht Club has recognized ifs sail.
mOGore. ''"' SOin-
The following officers were cleo ed by the DauntIess
iynt Slnb to serve for the coming year Commodore,
Sonh flaheriy: vlce-commodoN, H. Lawson, treas
car secretary, L. Lawson: measurer, T. L. Jones .
sergeant alarms. c. Reynolds. The Regatta Com,
nittee arc John W. Boien, John T. Wathcrs A.
HOFFMAN. ]. T.. Campbell and r. Burk Trustees.
John Duffy, John Dflscoll, George Morris and n
heneher. The club now has a feet of fourteen
boats and VIII soon build clubhouse
The American Yacht Club is anxious for challenges
cup.
The following officers elected by the Knicker.
booker Yacht Club for the coming year: Commodore.
position vacant; iee-commodore. r. Oelsner; rear
commodore, c. Doughty; secretary A. Varian treas
Dr. y. Ringer; board OF directors, A. steen A.
Christie, w. @. Dunn. j. A. Morrison and j. s. Harris
Tho Harlem Yacht Club Will open It's series OF
monthly socables' at the clubhouse NO SIG East
hundred ndtwenty- frstst., on Thursday even
Ing, January "a
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FELL With A rELBGRAPH P0LA

Charles Heater a lIneman in tho empioy ~ 'uo
western Union Telegraph Company haa as' Nv
cape from instant death at Prince anu
cole which bsd become rotten near the ground and he
climbed to the crossbars to cut the wires AS soon
as he cut the last wire the pole oppled over ana zen
IN tho street with a crash Heater ien iDsV iees
and struck on HIS head and right shoulder ss
wolunen who ran TO pick him up e1peoiou !" ii,u
him dead, but no sat up and said he iei' s- ., e,
in his shoulder An ambulance carried nun ~ p.
yinecnts Hospital whero It was found that ais shun
and right arm was broken. Heater Is t T,,r.y
sight years Oh and lives 1T No. go Eass rh troy
sesenth-st The surgeons said no mign' 'SN''
BIS iniurihA
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grt Cream.

A FAoT.-HoEson's Ice Cream e made from Pho
"A cream Horizons Patent super frozen nrcks OF loo
cream for esaursnts Churches Festivals "a viii keep
hard houe. Country orders promptly nlleo uepot9
-y05 4th.aye. SOS eth-aye., lis Psrk row. ITO Eass
l25th-st., New.york; and s53 Bulton-st. Brooklyn
II UssELLs ICE cREAM.--1he standard since 1851
70 eut Of town order Down town depot 7eo bSoadvsH
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NaxI. Actual
-. Numho

Kew and elegant uniforms VIII be Wort py o%iP he
m rcgimentsi band on the occasion Oh te up a, y. ,
I'm Regiment 10 Washington 10 at'ehu INC m""h''"
ton OF President Harrison a.. poa,d ~ Officers
The following committees OF INC boa.u o OF
Of the 7th Regiment have been app9lSa and Tie,,ten
on Finance Captain George b. hiYueo ae Ssnssin
ants " n peel and a. McDougah mHssi srd
] r Harper and Leatenanmss Major Or VI II Kipp and
EIsnhlm bouAo Abrams and i. Lydecker; library;
Cspptstns DaSiel Appleton and A. W. Conover ana
Lieutenant Loo Merritt oss f,r rho annual
hall OF Company A, list Regiment, 20 ,sA0 pAgS .s
Lyrlc Hall Sixth ave- and Forty 'seoonuS'' on Auo'
Company c. 18th Regiment, viii give reoeP' ,a
AZ Deimonico's on Thursday evening, fooiu~iy IL
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MRS. yARD NOT COMING 10 AMERIcA.

The expectations raised by tho recent report .hs.
The author Of aRobert Elsmere' would pay WISH
to America arc dispcllcd in tho ionoNms ie'''i'
lust received by Edward W. Box OF BrooElyn;
No 81 Russell Square, London jan :, ieo9'
Dear Mr.. Box ! have been ~ tbe American
tho peesant sentiments evoked IN wv 'it
newspapers by report that ! am shorty no Iorndaton
yor The statement and / should be very glaa II you
would be so Kind as 70 contr 5 !sea5nmepis Of my
friends believe me. yours faithfully; u.pn
"i0h"'' V0'''' nv MARY A. WARD.
Mrs. Humphry Ward Is devotins all her une 10
the now religious novel which she has unusr way,
and this Is tho principal reason Oh n ,.s - - =,
como TO America for the present al'no od sd n
besIoged With invitations from friends s,u h TansS
I'M the principal cities Of this country ANU N@n@"@
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA sTocKs.
THE BANK STATEMENT.

SATURDAY, Jan. le-p. M
By the operations of the New-York Sub-Treasufy
in the week ended last evening. which included
the payment of s2,lo2, 75e for purchased bonds,
the New-Yorh banks gained s2s94so75 cash. To-
days bank statement of the averages for the week
shows gain Of S., 400 cash on the averages OF
the preceding week The banks gain from tbs
Sub-Treasury during the week would not come In
the averages for gain Of 100000 Accepune
cur estimate of week ago, that the cash then was
So, 00O, 900 more than the average of that week.
the remaining gain 10 the average Of this week Is
sl,1O0, O00 which reflects large receipts from the
interior and indicates that the actual amount or
cash held at the close of business yesterday was al
least So O00 600 greater than the sum Of averages
reported in the statement. Loans were increased
s3,O01500. The gain Of S. 70s,ooo TO the de-
posits is sl,40OOOO smaller than the increase the
other changes call for The statement results in
a gain to the surplus reserve Of s3,4s0,o00 and
leaves it at sls,O29,550, against s2o,sl4,475
January 81, 1883. and s1s.79837s January ~
1881
The following the comparative statements Of sanu-
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have been most successful, Francis Wilson has been
rs NEST Of the week. ard his part was taken by A.
W. Mahin. jr At Mcfickets a DARK secret" has
been attracting large audiences.
The Chicago Clearing House has decided that here
after gold shall be received at the banks only
al their actual value as shown ny weight This
action became necessary act Of self defcnce Il
being the custom TO pass gold coins To packages from
bank TO bank throughout the country, ana many worn
or sweaied5 coins have found their way into these
rsckapeQ
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zee anounp snrme unpEn rlIIRoAp..

TIE GkUUAD SINKING UNUEh 4 hIILhUAUs
Midlothian, Tex. Jan. 10.-Grcat excitement has
been caused here by the sinking, near tho Union
Depot without apparent cause, of strip Of land 200
ysrd2 long over which the Fort Worth ana New
Orleans Railroad. On Thursday afternoon rumSing
OF ground began sinking gradually, and within a few
hours seemed 10 be gctng out Of sight The railroad
called construction train into service ana haa ioiy
carloads Of gravel placed IA effort 10 raise Tho
grade, bus By night the gravel had sunk three ieet
below the original level Of tho road ana psas~ "olaf
not got to the dcDot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-20

Some little time ago the Rev. r. Hcber Newton
wrote an article criminals The Editor OF Ihe sum
nary a wecaly newspaper published and eaiied
by prisoners IN the New-York State Reformator2 ~
Elmira- criticised Mr. Newon's statements. A marked
copy Of the paper was sent 10 Mr.. Newton. who AZ
once wrote TO the editor acknowledging thai no haa
much to learn On this question. and thanking him Tor
the correction. This Is the right spirit. ana Wish
that all our clergy would show similar desire 10
barn from those who competent to teach them
Especially when they discuss such sociological aues
lions as prison reform the clergy IN danger OF
making largo assumptions not justified By the facts.