Sing Sing's Favorite Book

There is a touch of pathos in the statement that the book most frequently called for in the library of Sing Sing prison is Charles Reade's "Never Too Late to Menrl. " The same author's "Put Yoursclf In His Place" holds the second place in populurity with the iumates of the prison. The superior iuveutivo genius of Americans is olearly shown iii the report cf thoeoinruissioner cf paients, who says tliat 32 foreign couutries, iucluding Great Br j tai, Germany, Kussia and France, have only issned f rom carliest time np to Dec. 31 Jast ,981,961 pateijfs, agiiiüst 562,408 issuod so faT