Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-05
EVENING STAR.
HE Sunday Au,usesaeas Qacssssa an
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The museum and Art galleries are loek,x
- NJ thc rcof on Sue csly d,y 81 t,> Sees 90
silsh ehsy aseht eDtog them. taey are a.
baird ENHANCE iistO the 49, losic Al al i,.r,-
Cal eeHcefe, and evcTy effort 10 t.rorur. !. So.
dss afternoon admission foT tl.eun y mt wa
sSes by oPpssition, ba~so upon the ausati,, .t
Sunday iaeor that would he involved NJ "a,
Sssstsysan drealns 81 try ing - clesr tLs al,r.s
c.sri's of Pail Nall, IN each OF whoa q corps q
eooks. gusrcs, aud byersod sets anti l. ke,st AZ
~ork al day SUNDAY mote than sur -iCntly "a
attend = museum visited BY thousands. Aaa
the JoSloaicsa ami botanical gsrduas ar-
ei~n 70 uss-e Ssstl, enough % BE- Sab
related that, sftcr lac had NNRiy epd~s.-
oieo 10 secure fron Parliament sami.-
non Tor the public 20 the =. sgie.l gsE-
GENE ON SUNDAY, h. met GA he fallosiae
Sunday member of Parliament " 40 I'D eit-
tsriy orpo>ed his measure. ~ cot of tls...
gardens with Lis son Sn Jssaua s.rla.rass
why, how ~ this-l thought .wu ~sre op,.,-ss
to the opening of tl1ese eSTdens GA Sura.,Y's
"Ohi" replied che NJ. p. ! am net opf.a.s. -, a.
Tor people hke cwrse we. bit . VI. ney - 40
..or TIC loweI cisS-es- u woald meyer DO" Nj.
Moreii, the secretsry Of the Free Saais,
league told me that whcn kis leagar a -e.,,r,i
.Io'n the sossrsnent, against mueh ciercsi
Opposition AMI prsdic ions % ~sr' - the pris-
leg, OF having a bxai perform o. lsic "a Re
gents park On Sunday afternoon. n obs rg,.i
n's,or drive " ON ono oocss'on, "a h. ~,
Observing the great crowd. one % tie Sanaav
league SPOKE 90 him, saying. .sNonr lniA-
stir sees nst there l. NO dlsordsr''
hut u j. sad O. Nitnc,s the Nioialsa
Of the sahlath,' whererIon the bish,.
ICrutered his carriage and drove W.T., his rtr.-
ID 90 the adjacent botanical gardens. WHORE NJ.
Nrrreii attsrv sTd saw him aud his fam ~ en-
loving the delights frcln which the poor are ae-
barred by the ssnctity OF the Sabbath! rAasr
Inconsistencies do not pass unRotioed by tae
rccr. and the foud declar m .tions by the ciere,
against the employment OF the poor ia y indss
tshor az museums have roased snch replicStiers
a. 20 their own Sunday enjOymonts that the
Lords day rec, association have at q felt tAsf
they csnnot, under sach circumstances hspe
much Longer 20 resist the siege ~ the doors OF
duputation 20 the bishop oil London to repre-
sent to him that their great difficulty an 60.
struggle was the fact that the preach re- dli nBi
hesitate 60 employ their carriages, cabs cts 70
&c 60 Their several churches. The bishop re
ceived the deputation kindly, aud said Il was
great evil. Fmhoidencd thereby. the associations
suggt sted that his lord-hip should preach q ser
bishop Was not unfayorsbie o. that suggestion.
But then the deputstion limited that IL would he
but consistent, and lend impresSivencSs % the
coming discourse, ii the BISHOP, instead OF
driving from his palace, about i've miles away.
to ~. fauls on Sunday morning. A. u-asi
should sleep, or the Saturday night previous
at the Chapter bOuse, and walk scroSS the street
TO the cathedral on Sunday morning AT this
sngge s,iOn the bishep looked blue. Then he
looked red. nabio 10 reidy a. the psTalyzinc
suggestion for moment. lac gascd upon tse
deputstion To see If they were ia earnest Ftssd-
ing that tley were, the bislcp gssPed out the
WORDS. :" Bot live at Fuihsml" From thai
IN the way of any alteration OF the Ssndsy
habits of the country, aud cnuld - make "a
lromiscs. - Cgs,csg'oHdsaoe Cincinnati Cou-ats-
tidl.