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Tho fight on the elevated railroad on
Tuesday reminds older New Workers that.
compared with old times, the peace OF
the city is now extraordinary. Suoh dis
tubances were at one time 90 common
in New York as to excite no surprise at all.
Clashes between the youth Of one neigh
borhood and those Of another were frequent.
A street feud would be started that would
soon include a whole neighborhood: and
hence the gangs We know that there
was a great gang battle in Cherry street q
few days ago. but that IL one in many years;
whereas formerly there were gangs about
every other corner and collisions without
number.
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ne Rsysl Danes.

To TEE EprroR or TEE epS-SS' Permit
me- through your columns 70 reply 70 a. ASfacs
which appeared IN your last sundays Issue
on page 8. under the heading Royal Darses
OF America and ] vould % passsso y yco
would give the reply the same prominence
that you did the article In question. - " "
evident that Some msnbsss Of the Rovsl
Arcanum are laboriug under . misaopfe-
hsusion a. to the purpose and intent o. tps
proposed organization.
This movement had its ortgtn In binshan'
ton, which 10 proud Of i,s reputation - th'
home OF the first council OF the Royal AreAnun
orsanized In the state Of New York, VIZ
Tmpire Council. No 50. and ! desire to state
thai the movement has the moral support Of
every member Of the Royal ArcAnum tn fhif
city. ,x.u,,.r o s,.or.,
40 fsr a. know The supreme Council OF ~
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was suggested In the earlier stages OF
the negotiations. That would have Ia
cilitated tho settlement, which is the
last thing the Sultan desires. By taking
the course he has, he secures at least
some delay, and may provoke dissension
among the European Powers interested
in the matter, among which, notwith-
standing her reserve, Germany has to
be reckoned.
ABDUL HAND knows that each and
all Of the Powers will hesitate long and
anxiously before undertaking TO ooerce
him by force of arms and starting q
conflict the end OF which would be by
no means certain.
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babel and Bible.

To TIE EpIToR OF THK SUS--Sir: great
pother is being made In O srrnaDy over Prof.
Delitz.ch's Babel and bible. end Prof..
Koenie's Bible and Babel the Emperor
William taking part IN the discussion and the
books Of the rival poleu,ics going into st1th
editions. Dtlitxscb. among other thtngs,
holds that King Hamr,urahi NJ Assyris " tbs
Aurafel Of Genesis xiv. the cootem porsTy OF
Abraham and N~ichisedtc Q. and that the Old
Testament 10 largely borrowed from Baby
louisu sources. The era OF Hamn,uTsot Tor
Khammurasasl " vaTiously nxed at $780,
7ass to is7s-isss B. C.. with AL the inter-
mediate possibilities" All 81 this koenis
denies The Emperor. fresh from his ser-
mons TO the sailors Of the yacht Hohenxol-
fern endea vors to carry water on both shoul-
ders. assertina Of the sane time thai hisgrsnd-
father WIS q spceial Instrument IN the hands
OF tho Lord, and tnsinuating that he. himst II.
is another special agent or messiah OF the
sam. favored character.
The q ,rman world might have been spared
sill ,his row had they read dozen lines in an
American work entitled The Worship Of
Augustus CESAR" page 10 The suthor
shows. upon scholarly and vell-rsasoned
grounds. that Khs inlur gas II mere myth.
a sort o. Typhon. who overthrows Nrsm-
sin, tho divine Son or sarGon, parne for the
Sun. nnd that his date % purely astrological
ooe. baAed on the brahininiea eoiiptiosi
cycle 10 acs. b C. The legend runs tnas
srsou. whose full name 70 eArsani-ssr- III.
os Ssrgon. son Of God. knew not HE earthly
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Go Slow +!

The inclination OF the New York State
Administration and OF the New York city
administration to spend money cannot
escape the notice Of the public, Mr.. LOWS
desire to make his term memorable by
this means being perhaps more marked
than Governor ODELLs.
In each case there appears strongly
thu ides that personal fame is to DO bene-
fitsd by q show of generosity with the
public funds.
In each case the Characteristic policy
IA q readjustment OF taxation, SO that
more money can be raised.
In each case there is evident. also, a
disposition to veil the increase in ex-
penditune by some arrangement which
will make the tax rate seem less BURDEN
some to the taxpayers. in the pubic
mind at least, il not in their own.
This tendency is rs fraught with danger
to-day as il ever was, and unless super
vised by financial prudence and restraint
il may result in trouble for both State
and city.
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As a match badly made 10 half lost.
reversing the old adage. We applaud the
sporting spirit Of Mr.. E. E. SMATHBrs, who
has agreed to the terms proposed by the
owners Of Major Delmar for . match with
Lord Derby, which is now arranged for
next Fourth OF July. The customary con-
test OF three heats In Ave would have been
much more advantageous for Lord Derby
than the one arranged; but Mr.. SMATHEss
yielded from a manly love Of fight.
Acknowledgement are nlso due TO Mr..
". K. VANDERBILT. Jr., for his purchase OF
the Tarantula, whereby he may illustrate TO
slow-going New Workers the beauties and
usee Of the fast going turbine yacht.
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cHrNA's NEW ,ARxY.
A Comprehensive Scheme Of Reform
Prcpared--CniversaI Service Coming.

frcpAbeo- beTNlce NOtutuo,
Some highly interesting details have ben,
received Of the military reforms projected
In China. The Chinese Government is
reported 10 have adopted q programme
for two military colleges 10 be established,
one at Tientsin and the other at WuchsnG
on the Yapg -kiang, and branch col
lege at Chengfu. in the centre Of the province
OF Se-chuen, for the education Of officcca
Of the higher ranks. Only officers who
have passed through one or other OF tnesS
colleges or have attained to the standards
required in them are to become Generals.
Government arsenals arc also to be eetap-
lished at Tientsin and Poatina. 10 IT,. rfvv.
ince Of Chill, and at Wuchang
In the spring and autumn OF zach year
military maneuvres will be held in dis
tricts to be specified on each occasion. and
from time 70 time the chief officers engaged
in the training OF the troops will assemble
at Pekin In conference for the purpose OF
discussing military AFFAIRS In general. Per-
haps the most important Of the purposes
set forth In this programme Ia that 81 Gus
continuing the present system OF raising
leviee for temporary service, and ulu-
mately substituting for IL universal con-
scrption throughout the empire.
1t may not be- possible TO carry out this
very comprehensive scheme for some
years to come, and It may be retarded
by Unforeseen circumstances, but the TACT
that the subject has been 90 thorough
considered by the Chinese Government ~
the foregoing programme indicates gives
much material for reflection 10 all who are
in close relations with China. There are
already large number Of young Chipss. Chine.
students belonging to tho highest families
In China preparing for the army a. the
Imperial Military Academy In Japan: and
their keenness for study and aptitude are
highly spoken Of by their Japanese IN.
stTuctors. Japanese General has also
been placed at the disposal OF the Chinese
Government by the Emperor Mutsuhito
for the purpose Of organizing q General
Staff for the Chinese Army; and In other
ways Japan Ii assisting her late foe TO
organize its enormous resources IN popu-
lation, in the first instance, for defence.
Some twenty Year, ago an Amertosn
naval officer who had served on ths Asiatic
station spoke OF Russia as the spear-poirt
Of China but az that time China appeared,
as the Marquis Tseng said. 70 be asleep ano
Aslatic politics.
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n, Ne r.ucs- Tho /" Ds.s,,.as HAND"

To THE EpIIoR OF THE srS-s'r: A. TO
Mr. Coveriy's complaint In regard 20 the
touching habit 10 " not true that the hand
paw 10 intended for the protection Of Ito
owner 80 well az for osIessips purposes
] think thers ns nL.ipprshsstion here, and
sILss In . hundred Of ths, sort be nnsntiohs
he hand pas 10 extended surely not With.
olt reason IN che hurryiLs 'hrons Ito ward
on az embrace " 10 the -detGinins hand
See the worss ~ any ~ the modsrn nove'is's.
NV loBE. March ~ btoApNf
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Ass.I naals

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Judgment and practical experience Of
Justice MAYER:

Judgment and practical experience OF
Justice MAYER:
-Ths husky Dor Of thirteen who 10 helping q 70.
spectacle widowed mother Is placed on the same
footing With the underlined cigarette smoking street
arab who runs away from home and peddiss news-
papers In . dive In some VIGOROUSLY bad neighbos.
hood. The boy who sells an extra In The Bronx
or In Harlem or In other shborhoods OF
one minute after r. N. on q hne summer night
must be srrested. but the boy who losfs on the
public thoroushfsrc al 10 O'Clock and does pot
engage In any occupation. may. under this bin,
20 at large"
The bill is another among many proofs
Of the ignorance and the deficiency In
imagination from which professional
philanthropy suffers 80 oftcn. 1t pro-
poses to prohibit or hamper or make
less profitable form OF child labor use
full to the many thousands OF children
engaged in It and to their families and
the public, an industry Of which the
actual and possible evils are not greater
than those Of business generally and
the benefits In the way OF education are
large and valuable. So far as happiness
goes. we will wager that there Is at least
as much among the sharp and vociferous
newsboys a. among any other body OF
children Of equal number anywhere to be
found. and far more than among
idle childhood, rich Or poor. From the
ranks OF the newsboys and bootblacks
OF New York have graduated many men
who there learned the business acute
ness and received the business discipline
which brought to them fame or fortune
or an honorable competence and respect
full consideration in later life and in
larger sphere Of activity.
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short-Sirhted Philanthr opy.

Tho revelation that an apparently
poor newswoman who died on Tuesday
had accumulated about $1,000. in saw
ings bank accounts, will not surprise
any OF the multitude Of newspaper
vendors in New York, men and women,
boys and girls, however astonishing it
may be TO other people. Mrs. CRAFT,
the dead woman, had sold papers for
many years in Chambers street in the
neighborhood OF the City Hall, and 1t
might have been assumed that she had
saved at least that amount OF money
besides supporting her family, for she
was q woman OF careful habits.
The good will Of a street newsstand
in a situation commanding largo trade
may have a salable value OF several
thousand dollars. Usually II 10 worth
several hundred dollars. Mrs. CRAFT
had no such stand, for she sold her
papers from a chair, but even the good
will Of such a trade 10 valuable in the
market. Customs OF the trade which
must be respected by all dealers, young
and old, at their peril, protect even a
newsboy in place for vending Of which
he has secured possession by the right
Of prolonged occupancy. The news
stands along the streets are sometimes
less profitable than the trade Of q news
boy in desirable situation, and he holds
it against all corners, with the force Of
tho traditions and courtesy OF ths trade
to back him. The profits made by some
OF these newsboys are az great a. the
wages earned by q mechanic. and a. the
income OF many q professional man,
also. or they may be even more. As
much - s. and even $40 day 10 earned
BY them, but usually. perhaps. where two
are joined in partnership, - 10 fire.
quently the case. Probably. too. there
u no employment IN which girls and
young women engage which brings bet
ter money rewards than are obtained
by many Of them - Newspaper vendors.
Eyen little urchins yelling extrss will
make from so oents 10 dollar q day.
Exactly how many Of tbsss nevs
vendors thers are IN New york has
never heen reported with statistical
authority. but there are Thousands Of
them. ~ the boys reslst the ,emp,s.
tons Of craps rhey are pretty sure 20
do we'll. and tie older vendors from
mad newsstand, and even withou,
thsm, frequently rival Mn csAyT In
,hsp accumulation. n thsy refrain
from dissipation ana from plsylhs tho
rsoss' A. ~ 10. tho,,ssnds of families
An Nee yovL are supported BY shs ptof,,.
~ aswspapsf ssillas, wholly of In ON.
slasssbls part Ihs l,itls nsssboy .Lo
L,.ns, Ao,,.. 20 A.s mo,h., 4. osa,. a, =
a.lls, 60, .,.ls 1, :. ,.,.o,,.., .,s.s
800, I., I.,.,i, a., h.,I,.-
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To TIE HprroE or rHz srS-s'r. vss Sisd
20 read IN your editorial Of this morning the sus.
ee.iion the, TIE Mans HOPS" be gives 10 the
new Cup defender, ] sysssstsd the ssns ides
seysrsi years ago. and advanced the Argurnentt
of your editonal. with the adduonsi one. which
nov beg 70 renew. that the oonfsrnnr Of that
name would bs Q graceful CON pllmess 10 ths lsdy
vlo with her husband has tskss such sn Interest
10 several o. our Cup defenders refer 70 hSS-
{ Oliver Issin. formerly Nis Hops Goddard Of
Providence. tS'Ruops isfAspsn
NV yoTH Nsrct ~
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Brsss Elsssrte C. Btii.

70 rss Fpiroa % TEA sus-sU yssst4sy
you e.Atabsc psndinS iesislsuep ., Albany under
thrss hsals.A ~ fonovs Good bils. had eins
Suspicious Bib I sspeotsd Of course 10 tnd
elAssih sd vsasr NE head Of had hils" Assembly
hn so ns lniroduesa Pen. ~ by M Clmahn.
suthor nnx Ias sreAa Gas sn1 Ei<eins Con
psny 20 supply sac End tlsc'ndtF 10 the oiy Of
Nsy yefs. 10 tas hisi psfssspA u ashss AL
pnneipiss ~ homo fds fost tfn
Ngx .oIE NSfct ~
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Senate ana Nome.

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mal Reed snoo, may 10. seeordins 20 bic
l.shis sshs repfOehs Boz a. s,tmon And
hsiicn' ihs foaadsiISl IeT .klel Il ~ ,aAciiiy
~ the hone al hskf .,hihklns sous niue,
AZ isfIILiossr wos,S
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\, In1us,rta' Political Query From
(tietgo.

TO rHs EprToR OF TEE Sus-sfr: There 10 one
mystery about The ordissry strike that cannot
account for. Possibly you may be able 70 throw
some Hight upon It.
The unions are. Of eourse. always opposed to
al forms Of av1essress and violence; these things
injuYe their cause. they ssy. stnke 10 generally
accom- panied BY violence. Including assault. boy
ootune and murder. These crimes are. the unions
say due 10 the iswless population. people who arc
In no way connected with organized labor. These
thines bsing true. iswiessnsss being injurious 10
the union cause and al the crimes being due 70
outsiders Why are the ofeers OF the Law 20 lenent
with crimes Of this class, Would not an unninch.
,ne enforcement, Of law be The best sort OF poltiost
Taking the labor leaders at their word. cen
70 you for enlightenment H. C.
CHICAGO. March 10.
There Ia no mystery. The few miscreants
detected In lawlessness are invariably allied
with the strikers. Their union never fails
10 do its utmost to shield them from punish
ment No union ever Furnishes lite guilty
members. In connection with the coal
strike investigation SAMUEL GoAPEBs and
JoHS MITCHELL gave lawlessness a certif-
cate Of their approval.
Organized labor being thus deliberately
led into lawlessness, we must look for It's
redemption 10 the growing understanding
that talk OF lie being friendly to order 10
pure humbug, signs Of which are multiply
ing heslthily on every hand.
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Las COSaS de Venezuela

Los cablegramss dc aver de LA
CorrespondenciA" dieen que Ii revo.
lucion venez ,lAna h. termiuado.
La notieia es aesde luego de ori,
gen Official. Proce g 10 de Caracas.
Dssds hace Alg6u tempo. es eisr'
TO que II revolucion no akbA sefia'
les de viaa, puss no SO registra nj
nm pequefio sneusntro entire las
fuarzss hasta hase POGO en- lucha
enearniz ads; pero sl haeho de hA.
Harse en- tsrritorio vanezolano sl ga'
neral Matos induce crasr que Rea
90 fAlta de psrtrechos q otro acct.
aente de fuezA mayer hsyan dermi.
naao an pare atssis en- esa guerrA.
e general Matos hslAbAse hsca
an mes en- Ell E,tAdo Lara, CON fusr'
to contingente rsvolucionRrio. Allf
sufrieron una derrotx las faerxas
del glbiarno.
Nosotros dssesmos que en- Aquslla
ai6ica patria, eiclo etsrno de psz y
pre- ogeeso Be inicle; psro es eviaents
qas una gran mayoria de- Il opinion
p6blics en- aqust psii rechaza 81 GO
bisrno de Castro. Entisnda esq gran
parts del pusblo vsnez ,lano, qae 10
admin stracion de aqael aen3r ha
llsvado 81 pals 6 10 ruina y ri des'
erSaito, y se mpons 10 necssiaAd de
ekmbio radical en- el Cobi srnQ,
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