{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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IHE ELDRIDeE STREET PRIsoN.-The condition
OF the prison In Eidridge street is utterly disgrace
ful to the authorities of this Christian city. 1t is
In fact miserable den of filth and abject wretch
edness. The unfortunate inmates are, we are IN
formed, denied the use of fire, and the apartment.
In which they eat is in an indescribably filthy
state And yet we hear much of the efforts of
mock phiIanthrOpists, who parade their names in
the newspapers as the friends and guardians of the
inmates of our prisons Why do they not attempt
some practical reform in this instance?