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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
THEONE ENDURING MING
.yhose Builder and Maker is God"

II is at the last, character that aoldeS.
Ali things else but that must submit ID
the law of change. The processes OF de-
cav which We see going Oh around us To-
day and over the generations OF the past
will also pass over US and our generation.
The regulations Of this world VIII WaHe
and be forgotten. The successes OF ms
world will perhaps in the majority OF
eases be revealed in the light Of eternity
as failures. and failures beyond the hopS
OF recovery. The judgments OF TINS WoiIu
will have gone up 10 the court OF llldi az
peal and doubtless in many cases those
judgments will be approved; but IN many
SO many. they will be reversed Iu t
brought to shame. The tongues OF inns
world will then have ceased, ana ln'
knowledge of this world VIII then "a
vanished away. And 50, when an lhde
is TO pass has passed, 1t is the cndidCt.t
Of goodness and of truth ana OF putl'g
ana of iustice and Of love and OF hatrel
NJ an that is mean and base ana Wrois
and false and the love of all thdt D.
Christlike that will abide To these are
made i'm Christ al the glorious promises
If life and immortality. II is the redeem
cd charartor that enters the home WHeI@
n1unht that is uncleau can come anu ~
tors IN co no more out forever. W ~
sball ascend into the hill Of the LORD ak
,yho shall rise up i'm ms holy place.
I,,ar he tbat hath clean hands ana "a pure
be1rt and that hath not lifted up i.a
mind unto vanity nor sworn u deceive i''7
1,ri,.hbor lie shall receive the nles-liI@
from the /. ord and Righteousness from lhe
cnd of his salvation. bishop a. NJ. ram
IolDh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
fragi e Articles In the Nails.

The International Bureau Of the Uni
v4rs4l Postal Union has advised the
United states Mail Department that the
administrations of the Argentine kepuh-
lie. austria. Belgium Bolivia, British
India, Bulgaria Herzegovina can
ada. Chilli Congo, Costa Rca, Denmark
ana Danish Wei lulI,S i1Hul"f
public. Egypt. France. Greece, Hungary
Italy. LuXemhurg Nicaragua. Norway
The Netherlands and The Netherlands
colonies. Paraguay, PORTUGAL, Russia,
Senegal Servia. Spain. Sweden, Switzer-
land and Tunis consent 10 admit 10 the
mails exchanged with other countries Of
the Postal Union samples OF articles
composed Of glass ar other fragile sub
stances. prOvid. al said samples are packed
SO as 10 preclude the possibility Of in
jury to postal employees, or the cores
porience, in case the articles should
break.
Samples" Of articles composed OF glass
or other fragile articles, in unsealed pack
ages, are therefore admissible to the
nails exchanged b tween the United
States and the Countries above named
provided they DO not exceed the limits Of
weight and size prescribed for samples
of merchandise III Postal Union Mails and
that they are packed in accordance with
the provisions Of the Postal Laws and
Regulations.
Packages containing the samples I'm
question, which conform 20 the foregoing
conditions, should be received for mail
ccvc1 from tnOre countries should be
delivered t. the addresses.--N NJ. Brooks,
Superintendent of Foreign Mails.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
Tr. c Br ticrlOOl.

II among brothers one IS fastidi0us and
very fond Of the finished, graceful points
OF iife. and another cares nothing Tor
these things but appears careless, ana
enjoys only the more hearty THINGS OF
outdoor sports they cannot be held to-
gether IN close association very lonr
without these differences being felt. And
the question arises. what can De done?
Abram and Lot agreed % separate. But
does this mean that brothers Of different
temperaments should parate and live
apart from each other? Not at all They
should first recognize that what one pos
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
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WEEKLY CHAT REGARDING WRIT
BRS AND BOOKS.
"The Hon. stanbury and Others A"'
Empire OF the Tsars and the has-
sians"-Literary Notes

THE HON. STANBURY AND OTHERS:
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Sons. New York. London. 80 cents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
FOOD FOR REFLECTION.
04THERED FROM THE RELIGIOUS
and GENERAL PRESS.
Words OF Wisdom on Religious and moran
Subjects Which Are Worthy OF Al
ten,ion From the Thoughtful
The WAY.

Woulds't thou the holy hill ascend
And see the Fathers face
To all His children humDiy Dehu
And seek the lowest place.
Thus, humbly doing on the etrlH
What things the earthly scOrn.
,rhou shalt assert the lofty birth
OF all the lowly born.
Violin Songs, George Macdonald
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

Queen Victoria is I'm posse Sion 0.
curious needle. X was made a,
celebrated needle manufactort at trI-
ditch and represents the Traau cO' .'.N
I'm miniature Scenes from tle l..
life are depicted on The needle el tr'
cut that they are only discerm0lr rfla-
a microscope.
The degree Of ID. ID. has b"on I'D -fr'
by the University az oxford. Er-' ~
upon William David Walker. lris.
bishop Of North Dakota. This ,I.it
man was born ln New York Boa $50. ans
when elevated 20 the episcopate 1888 "
minister IN charge OF calvary Chs. j.
New York city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
CLOSELY CONDENsBD NEWS
Regarding the RelIsIou. World In GencrsI.

According TO the Baptist Yearbook for
1Sgf the number OF persons baptized lu
the Baptist Church In lN8 was ll607
What we are yet coming 90 in he way
OF church advertisements IL is lmpvi Sihi'
20 say. But Il Is clear the spirit " proc
gress is moving In the matter the papers
recently contained an illustrated adttr-
usemcnt of "A city church. giving fl.H
Of the building. and containing o." ap'. .'
announcement "Bicychsts inNiled. wheels
viii be cared Tor
In Jersey city. Sew Haven and Boston,
prominent ministers are taking up
work similar TO thar of Dr. Iarkhur-l DO
this city. Tho kev. John l.. Seuiter in 5'i-
sey City. has secured warrant IOI I''
arrest Of certain gamblers, through t'
dence furnished by young men connect
with his church.
The Board OF Education OF tbs Prc-tt-
terrain Church has determined thai .'
must limit the probable number oi '.-
dents under IFS care iu colleges ana
inaries during the coming season in ".
and cannot promise 10 give "a larger f.'
than $50 for the year 10 hopes l'N ...
and expects 10 be able before tae ''
Of the year TO increase that amount
presses very arnestly that gre
$4,000, recommended hy me General
sembly Doe raised in order that h0.e t
be unprovided for.
An instance of unusual religious r'..-
GRANGE for Switzerland has recently
cured The Protestant minister m I..
ca. i'm the Tessin Canton. renf-l t'
in "a neighboriug place. ~ here '-.f
about fifty members of his con-I .H.
When about 20 commence his
Mayor and his secretary h1f..i '
decree of the municipality l0rh i.n
celebration OF the divine s.rtl..
penalty of imprisonment IA. 't-"
been referred on complaint o. t'e
Council. which has promised tI ...
into it. Athou-h this Us inr most
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08
Tae treat Man.

1t is easy 10 live I'm the world after the
worlds opinion. IL is easy 20 live in soll-
tude after our own But The great man
IS ne who in the midst OF the crowd keeps
with perfect sweetness the independence
OF his Ealph Waldo Emerson,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

Eternity is crying out 90 you louder ana
louder as you near its brink. Rise. Dee
going. Count your resources, learn what
you are NOT Gt for. and give up wishing
with the energy of a mau.-F ". Robert
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-08

\ HUNGARIAN chemist. DR.. Johann An
tai has reported 10 the Hur garian So
ciety Of Physicians that he has discov-
cre1 a new chemical ccWpt und. nitrate
Of cobalt, which, he says, Is q most enl-
caCiOus antidOte TO poisoning By cyanide
Of potassium or p-ussc acid. He tried
the aLtidote first on animals and after
ward on forty living persons who had
been accidentally poisoned with prussic
acid. In not single case, he says, did
the antidOte far.
The evening world., 1894-10-04
They Don't Know Scriptures.

To the Editor:
Permit me to inform ~ c. H." and Robert
j. Hunter that they err, not knowing the orisi-
nal Scripture. Nowhere in the original Hebrew
and Greek, from which Bible is translated,
does It say man has an immortal soul or immortal
spirit But 1t does say man is animal. mortal
made Of dust. and must die. The false manner In
which Scripture Is translated is what deceives 50
many Soul is a word used by the transiatorS
which means animal. creature being. But they,
to make It appear as something immortal. try TO
twist 1t In many ways It means in the originals
creature belng-nothins immortal. Selecting ran
dom passages won't do to prove anything. To get
the truth we must take the nrst chapter to the
last in the book and then compare the originals
with it, We will ind that man is perfectly NOR
tai; that Jesus Christ came TO give Immortality.
These passages will prove that random passages
will mlslead. Thus: Fear not them who can Kill
the body but cannot kill the soul" The soul
that siuueth shall die" What can an immortal
soul die! l assure them that II they will send
address I will prove everything have said to
their satisfaction. THEo. Z. ossoHSE'
lss East One Hundred and Ninth street
The evening world., 1894-10-04
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Stone Masons' Union No. IL has elected Roger
casey Recording aEd Corresponding Secretary.
Frederick J. Hurley has been elected General
Secretary Of the National Association Of Stationary
Engineer
Il Is nov proposed TO organize the sWitchmen'
Mutual Aid Association as National Trade Dts
trtct u the Knights Of Labor,
Plumbers plasterers and trainers are on strike
AZ a new building on Seyenty-siXt street. between
Third and Lexington avenues against the employ.
n.Cnt OF nor-unlon StGAmhtteTs.
Bottle Blowers Union No. J has elected J. A
Jcnes President; Robert Kay. Vice President
Jacob Ruehmsn. CorreSponding SECRETARY; Pau
B0neuburser financial Secretary, F Cassidy
Conductor; c. Hubbard and W. Sturrup, ssntinels
Ee,s,
The delegates q the marble workers rRportet
At yesterdays meeting OF the Board OF wAlkiu-
Delegates that Davidson Sons have agreed 4
grant union wages TO their ~orkmeu. and tbs
svsa at their yardh in Philadelphia, New Yorl
men will be employed
Cabiast-MAksrs' Union No. has elected l.
Becker. Financial Secretary; Messrs Hickman an
Kuehl Assistant Financial Secretaries. Nessrs
Esth and Aarreck members Of the Executlv,
Board; H. Helm. Doorkeeper. Next Weel
Dslegtts spsyei will render hia report on III
coEvsnti0a Of The IntsTnAtonal Farnitars Workers
- q
The evening world., 1894-10-04
OH. NO, COMMODORE!

Commodore Gerry made an address
yesterday before the Convention OF the
Humane Societies OF the State. at AL
bany. in which he advocated the re-
introduction OF whipping-posts In the
State as a means OF punishment, rec
ommending their use especially in the
cases Of persons found guilty OF cruelty
to children.
No offense can be committed more re-
voting TO humanity than that OF the
cruel treatment OF a child. No man
the slightest pity for a person con-
victed OF such a crime. however Sc
we're his punishment might be. But the
whipping-post Is thing OF the past,
and the people have a thorough con-
tempt for the few benighted locali-
ties where II Is still to be found. II
ranks with the tortures OF the Inquisi-
ton. the thumbscrew. the iron boot
and the rack. II Is relic OF bar
barism, as degrading to those who
infict the penalty as to those who
suffer II.
The laws against cruelty TO children
cannot be made too stringent The
punishment for the revolving Grim.
cannot well be too severe. The Lesis-
lature should use its best efforts tc
stamp IL out.
But no whipplng-post, Commodore
No legalized Brockwayism TO disgrace
the State, disgust the people and de
grade human nature.
The evening world., 1894-10-04
BY NEW YORK EDITORS.

A pot OF beer with Just man is worth a
DOZEN Of champagne With the unsoily.-Ev.nins
Post.
n the Grand Jury is 10 take cog1iIanee Of the
sorfli blackmailers o. the police. what ought to
bs the fate Of the officials who hAv. tolerated
these crimes Commercial Advertiser.
Complaints o. unsvspt streets are now couiin
from the stylish residents OF the west side. Com
missioner Andrews is no respseter Of person..
Evening Telegram.
The Chinese are already on the ragged edge OF
social dissolution. few victories By the
japanese and they will be over the edge The
mind falls 10 grasp the idea Of $50 900 900 Of peo-
pl. IN a state Of anarchy. France under the
Terror becomes a tribe in eomparison. Evening
Sun
The most remarkable fact developed tn.
exceeding nghtnsss Of the punishment Indicted on
policemen Tor clubbing. kicking choking and
threatening to shoot citiEenA-rhe Herald.
The serious embarrassment Of many Democrats
with the Stats ticket Of their party will not In
clins them TO fall into line behind a Republican
candidate. In the city. They want to be Demo
Gratis In something this year. and the Republican
demand that they be Republicans In all thing, 1,
an evidence either o. entire selhshness or rank
insinc.rty The Times.
The evening world., 1894-10-04
LEVI PHoHoaRAPH MORTON,

Some surprise is expressed at the
namby-p amby, colorless, commonplace
remarks OF Candidate Morton yester-
DAT TO the Committee that informed him
officially OF his nomination. or course
the information was a mere matter OF
form, as Mr.. Morton had been told OF
his selection by Mr.. Plat and had
accepted long before the delegates 10 the
Republican nominating convention were
chosen. But he knew OF the Commit
tees visit in advance, and itw as ex-
pected that he would have had prepared
some sort OF fitting speech for the &C.
casiCn.
tees visit in advance, and II was ex-
pressed at Mr.. Morton's twaddle? He
did not have Plat at his elbow as a
prompter. and he did not know what
TO say. But he promised to write his
acceptance in the form OF letter. and
this will be prepared for him by Boss
Plat. Then Levi Phonograph Morton
will convey TO the people Boss Platt's
sentiments in proper form.
The evening world., 1894-10-04
A NEW BOSS.

Gen. Kerwln. the new Republican
Police Commissioner. is now the head
OF a political organization. In small
way he is a party boss"
The Generals friends have been acting
with the Milholland Republicans. But
they have become dissatisfied with Mil
holland as a leader and have kicked out
OF the traces. Last night they met In
the small hall OF Cooper Union and
organized as a separate and distinct
party. electing Gen. Rerwin as their
President.
The principal evil OF the Police De-
partment has been it's association with
politics or with political organizations.
" hen Gen. Kerwin was made a Com
missioner It was with the intention to
make the Police Board non-partisan.
Now Gen Kerwin will have his end OF
the political see-saw to keep up. and the
heelers OF his new organization 10 take
care Of and reward.
The evening world., 1894-10-04
Bathing for the Complexion.

To the Editor:
Allow ne to advise Lillian Mary" Of Brook
lyn, 20 abolish the hOt-water bathing IN the
morning and take a cold sponge hath II she cannot
take a plunge l tried the hot water. followed by
cold. for two years. and instead Of improving my
complexion It Almos: ruined it I now take hot
water ard CASTLE soap before retiring. and battle
my face, neck, bust and arms, II ! am unusually
dirty or dusty rub vaseline into my skin before
bathing; never after. II Lillian Mary Is in
cllned TO be ''scrxwny' pardon the terml the
vasslins will be especially bensaeisi. Rub II
well into the skin for about ave minutes then
wipe on with a soft cloth; now wash we'll in
the hot water. using hssh bruAh and CASTLE
soap; rinse instantly In evld water; partly Dry
With soft towel and nnish On with dFy corn
meal; II IVA Az saahurnad lPPly coating o.
The evening world., 1894-10-04
NOT HIGH ENOUGH UP.

The session OF the Lexow Committee
yesterday was one OF dramatic interest
Mrs. Urchittel. the woman who alleges
she was prosecuted because she refused
to pay blackmail to the police. and whose
children were taken from her and COM
mitted to the care of the Gerry Society,
created scene by begging for her chill
dren TO be restored to her and imprint
ing kisse' on Lawyer Moss hand.
Officer Hussey, against whom several
charges OF attempted extortion have
been made, added to the excitement by
abusing a witness in the Committees
room. Four men swore that he threat
ened to shoot the man. He swore that
he didn't.
These scenes are very sensational and
certainly show a very bad condition OF
affairs and much rascality on the part Of
the men charged with the alleged Of
lenses But the accused are individual
members OF the force. who seem to have
INDUCED in crooked practices on their
own account.
Now, the people would like TO see the
Committee go higher. They have been
told that the corruption undergoing ex-
posture reaches TO the heads of the Po-
lice Department. II this Is true. why not
prove the fact at once? 1t Is very near
election time. and II Is desirable that the
extent OF the evil should be known before
the electors are called upon to cast their
ballots for municipal officers.
Come. Mr.. Gon. forego dramatic sen.
stations for awhile. and go higher. That
Is what the people want, and that is
The evening world., 1894-10-04
Tired of His Pompadour.

To the Editor:
VIII some OF your intelligent readers tell me
what to do in my present situation' l used TO
wear my hair which is perfectly black. parted On
the side. but as it was somewhat stubborn, and
would not stay as wanted It without oil or
pomad,s. which made it look plastered, was id
vlsed to have 1t cut pompadOur Now. I have it
in that style and don't like It, as 1t does not
suit me at all. l am very anxious to part 1t
again and as it Is very stn except on the sides,
| should feel deeply indebted to whoever will tel.
me what will make 1t ''pgiIbIe' without inIurins
It. It is especially STA at the crown, and won
part unless when very long J.R..
Brooklyn. y. Y
The evening world., 1894-10-04
r" Remove Stains.

In the first place do not wash the
linen before applying other remedies.
To do SO sets the stain almost indellbly
and 1t then has to pass through all
stages until time and the laundry leave
but pale yellow reminder, which con-
summation does not follow usually until
the fabric Is threadbare. For berry
stains have some one hold the cloth so
that it says a little and pour absolutely
boiling water through the spot: rub well.
If this fails, light bit OF sulphur and
hold under the wet spot IA lighted
match will answer; the sulphurous gas
usually does the work, the stain grad
ually disappearing.
The evening world., 1894-10-04
Limited Inheritance.


To the Editor;
The amendment proposed TO the State constitu-
ton to limit Inheritance to ST. 900 900 is no doubt
considered right by those who never expect to
have more than that sum to leave when they die.
but others who have honestly come into possession
OF larger amount may like to know where
comes in the right and Justice OF any such law
to restrict the disposal OF property by the holder
in any manner preferred either during life or at
death II is said that bills TO limit inheritance
are being Introduced in several Of the State Leg
isIatures. Are we coming then to a state OF an
acby and division Of property hoestly obtained by
thrift, and industry among Coxeytes and such
would.be consumers OF the corn without work.
FIAT JUSTrTIA
The evening world., 1894-10-04
For stnRe-struck Girls.

Don't stand for two hours at the stage entrance
OF 4 theatre ami thea dodge the footsteps OF An
actor as &, he we're a murderer.
Doa't waste your time calling upon theatrical
MANAGERS. but use It FOR the purpose Of learning
stsnography and typewriting.
Don't talk " stage AT breakfast dinner and
supper and between meals necessarily.
Don't dabble IN amateur theatricals, for your
Efforts are scarcely II ever. appreciated.
Don't imagine that you are an ideal Juliet or a
second Mary Anderson.
Don't monopoIizs the best room in the house
while committing to memory the part OF Lady
Macbeth or Ophea.
Dont critlcse other amateurs harshly. for re-
member that you are not in the profession
yourself.
Don't ask your influential friends to help you
to " tread the boards" for in a weeks time you
will be glad to abandon the stage with all its
lAnrels
Don't check yourself in endeavorins to stirs
your thespian ambition. II. ". s.
The evening world., 1894-10-04

This Is A picture OF the man who was
sent 10 Congress by the Democrats Il the
Fifth New Jersey District. and VINO there
betrayed his constituents by voting
against the Wilson Tariff bill
Yesterday his constituents had their
turn. and they turned him down very
hard. This Is what they resolved about
him:
We record with deep regret that the member Of
Congress from this district failed TO represent
his party and hts constituent, when h. opposed
for no substantial reason, the measure Of reason
able tariff reduction which his fellow Democrats
in the House OF Representatives had perfected
and adopted in the interest n the people and
the fuIalmsnt Of their party pledges
The evening world., 1894-10-04
For Il" Road Passengers.

Don't hold your paper out to its full width tn
read it. The next to you nay want news
paper room.
Don't. II you are a man. stare out Of counter
anc- the pretty school girl who sits opposite you.
Dent. on cold and breezy morning, slam up
the window behind you and glare upon the rest OF
the passengers. with their windows down. as uTon
enemies Of the human race.
Don't forget your station TIL the train stops at
1t and then fall over everybody in getting out.
Don't when at the head OF ticket oncs line.
get bill changed for your own convenience whoa
you know you have a nickel handy in your pocket.
Don't leave your change On the ticket ONCE
shell, Tie agent means to be honest, but TIARA
are too many OF your kind
ne.'t believe for a minute that the Il" road
couldn't handle all its Fittieth to Fitty-eighth
street business with couple OF shuttle trains AMI
90 away with those bothering Fitty-eighth street
trains Of empty cars ONE OF YOU.
The evening world., 1894-10-04
wORLDIINGs.

Aluminium is now worth about 50 cents pound.
As recently as eight years ago It was s. a pound.
and quarter OF century ago IT was SIC.
There was but one hat factory In the United
States a hundred years ago. and that produced
only cooked hats
The business transacted BY all the post-oriees
in the United States IN 1874 did not equal that
done IN a single second-rate once to-day.
The Klng OF slam has two onaciaI wives eighty.
eight morEaNAtic wives and ssventy-two children
Every wear the nations Of Europe raise thrS
billions and one halt OF dollars from taxation
The evening world., 1894-10-04
For Country Cousins.

Don't come 70 the city thinking that you ar,
up to every dodge and too cute to be caught
mapping.
Don't promenade the Bovery
Don't put up at a third-rate hotel. where III,
proprietor himself looks II he might be
nj ght narauder
Don't, matter where you put up blow GU
the gas
Don't be induced to accept the Acquaintance o
your old friend Smith who meets you on Broad
way. pats you on the back and asks you u
" smile" with him.
Don't wink at the pretty girls you SHOULD
chance to pass with blonde hair and nice pinl
com pleSions.
Don't go home to your better-halt and tell he
what " darn good time" you had in the city
for she is but human, as we all are
Fl. NJ s.. Brooklyn, " Y
The evening world., 1894-10-04
They Smoke Tobacco.

To the Editor:
have noticed within the past few weeks tos
letters about the cigarette habit have travels
through Europe and have noticed a class OF ps~
pie who smoke from the OF eight to nv
years. namely: The Bohemlans. Now. why don '
they die Of consumption Because they have u'
genuine tobacco. The tobacco which Is made in''
cigarettes in our large cities. and which nav
such craze with the men and boys ~
washed in molassss, and opium. the opium being
the drug which makes them like the eigArstts
we'll. DICK. Cigarette Fiena