Evening Newspapers

There seems to be no bettetinw,, ment tor money in cities of the seeZ clnss than a clicap evening new affords. The most profltable iii,w8 Í in Washington is the Star, a (S organ which solls for 2 cents. apolis the yetes, a similar pulili,.has tlie vogue, and in Detroi; iVei'i! of the same kind is at the toT3 the heap. The success of thelast.wi paper is, indeed, a marvel of jouraalism It in now only a little over tliree Z, old, yp.titplnira8,an(lwehavenodoiifit. ulmtanliato, an average circuluti,,,!'; 17,00(). The ciirulntion of eac-hfcconspicuously pnnted in the edito! eolunniH, and ouy pcrsun ig at liberiv t. iuspect the book of the office f, . catión. All these papers nre admiudt ne-ws-condensers. Tliey put evervüm in a smnll eompnss, and find room 2 dlsposing of the newB ofthedaj, to'p pithy editoriíils and pungent píragrapL besideB líiying hold of all the goi in goiiiR. Tliis maíces an evenii,. paper that any man may enjoj brief ftbont it, wliich, it seemg, 8jj,f kind of journal that most people' woaj prefer to have after work.- ('A;M,. Tribune. This is tlie way Watti-rson amioiunj it a week ago hint Satmdav inonb"The lirt of my 10,000 Kn,: has already aïrived at tlie capítol, j, is in anus, too - and he weigbs ■ pounds."