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The evening world., 1894-06-28
YOUNG FORGER CAUGHT.
Roach Confesses to Having Signed
His Former EmDIOyers Nn,nc

The young forger who escaped after
giving the Mechanics National Bank
employees good chase last Tuesday was
caught yesterday AMI rcmanded in the
Tombs Police Court this morning.
Detectives Golden and Montgomery
made the capture and locked him up at
Headquarters. He turns out to be Dom
mick Roach. twenty years old, former
clerk for Attorney Walter II. Mead, Of
6S Wall street.
When In Mr.. Mead's employ Roach
Frequently cashed the LAWYERS checks
Mt the Mechanics. Since his discharge.
year ago. Roach is sad TO have forged
and cashed checks on his former en-
ployer to the amount Of $3.50
Roach told the police TINT he had an
invalid futher and three sisters. and that
he committed the crimes to help them.
He made a confession after he had
been promised that the hank officers
would erdecvOr 10 have him sent to the
Elmira Rcforinatory instead OF State
nFsDn-
The evening world., 1894-06-28
At smart LuncheOns.

It is becoming quite the thing at smart
luncheons and dinners to arrange n cen
tire board surrounded by indiv.SI
tables. these latter in the shape of iQs
leaves and each adorned with Ntffer-
emily colored flower. Before going to
the dininEroom the guests are pre-
scented with blooms similar 20 those
upon the tables which they are to grace.
Glover luncheon3 are more popular this
year than last. AZ pink and white
functions the pretty field dover figure
largely. They are made up into great
lunches. carelessly grouped, and are
turned into moss edged bowls, set about
on mirrors that give the effect of tiny
lakes dotted upon the delicate table
napery.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
A Typewritist with Sense.

To the Editor:
Oh me. oh my. how people do "Rab"
about us typewricrs! IS. M for example
Why. my dear fellow. you're way on" You
mustn't think for a moment that Just because you
happen to have fallen in with a "conccited
hekle- minded. likc-the- sporty set OF type
writer's that all are the same. They're not. can
ASSURE you. for am q typewriter, ana am told
tina for Girl OF my age teishteen) l have a re
markable amount OF good common sense So
there. IS. M don't go round with sporty
mem either but like the majority OF -oung peo-
pie nowadays inclined to enjoy myself
whenever get the chance. Now, IS NJ" don t
be unreasonable Three cheers for Broker :"
could hug him for his kind letter. only his
typewriter" wife might object. for we're some
times Jealous. you know. As for the young man
in search of a wife. say. dear editor DO you
think II suit himx BROWN EYES"
The evening world., 1894-06-28
st. AuguStfn's Experience.

To the Editor:
see that quite number q persons are try
ing to solve the mysteries OF the LORD. We'll.
we'll W7Rt fools th-se mortais tei The great
Sd Au-is,in, VINO spent most Of his time study
Ing the mysteries of Goa was walking along the
seasl're one day and seeing angel disguised
as l,tl. rhill digging mole IN The sand. spoke
TO hIr saying: NY "hN1 wt,t 10 YOU intend
W 60 With that huIe'' To his surprise the chi'd
answered: 81 ana ru'ng to empty this vast
'uto r. "Impos,INlc!' exclaimed st. hugus,in
Well" said the child 'it is iust posi- ole to
put tho ocean into this i.ttle space as Il T. Tor
YOU to ind ot!t the mysteries 81 the Lord" nfter
witch he disappeared Tho sa:r; took the warn
int ond studied those things which were within
his reach Now, my dear solvers. let drop your
foolish ideas Man will never comprehend such
high tnings--nevcr. II he lived tor a thousand
Dcns Those things belong 10 God alone
KEI.Eh. R-ooklyn. n y
The evening world., 1894-06-28
WILL NOT NAME A TICKET.
t;cod Guvcrnrnrp! Clubs Decide IN
Wait for n Timr.

The advice OF older heads has pre-
vailed and the Grol Government Clubs
will not nominate municipal reform
ticket at their conference In Vienna
IIalt, Firty-cighth street and Lexington
avenue, tonight.
The conference was ORIGINALLY called
for the purpose Of putting Sunlmr-
ticket I'm the ncli 1t was deemed NJ
wise II do this At this tlms.
Tine leaders Of the anti-rgmnany fac
tons are opposed 20 making nominations
thus early. They prefer to wait for fun
Their davc,oOmcnts before acting. Com
dItions may change before then, and
candidates who may he nominated now
may not MI the requirements after
wards.
What Is wanted Is n candidate for
Mayor ON whom all reform factions will
unite, and those whose ruppgrt is neCea-
sary to success in the fight aGaist Tam.
many had not been consulted.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
How Labor Lost Its own.

''" buVoF bOHs -" oN"
To the Editor.
In reply to thn question nut by Cornelius j.
oKeiIlhcr "what Causes fDlstre.sr' a volume
might be written. pu, let US take up Uncle
Sans vast ceate He has millions OF sisters.
cousins and aun,s. &C. Once upon a time there
belonged TO the great household millions Of
acres OF choice land millions upon millions In
mines and still more millions in countless variety
OF natural resources. ostcnsibiy decided in the
rame OF all the members OF the household. with
out going to the trouble OF getting all the sigma.
lures however Now II came to pass that some
OF the members OF the household we're all.conn.
dent as to the stability OF the peoples estate.
and in their confidence rested on their oars or
fell Into that Ieiharptc state that frequently ne
companies piethor,c ease. while the many slept
few have s,eslthily erept To Washington to
the various State cap,ta,, there enoct,ns laws
dividing the household as,ins, itself. Ier,s,at,nr
tho natural wealth into ,hs,r ox, banda ana out
The evening world., 1894-06-28
Love.
To tho Editor:

70 tho Editor:
When love 10 young
No pen or tongue
Can tell OF its blisses supreme:
Weeks glide quickly by
Without tear or sigh.
Then verify love seems a dream.
But when 1t seems rosy
And isn't so cosy.
And some one for us lays Z snare.
And We foolishly marry
Some Tom. Dick or Harry.
Then love seems dreary nightmare.
Sril love is pleasure.
Which knows nauGht Of measure
In haste or in leisure
1t is sweet Joy.
There's no bliss completer:
No happiness sNeeter;
Alas, and meme fec:er-
Love has its alloy. XANTIPPE.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
ONCE NOT ENOUGH FOR HIM.
Herman Wants n Divorce, So He
Can Marry ASnin.

Judge p. Henry Dugro, OF the Superior
Court. has granted Lawyer Jaworower's
application for an order 10 serve a sum-
mons by publication on Fanny Norman,
who is being sued by her husband. Jul
lius Herman. merchant tailor, Of
Eighty-third street, for an absolute di-
NOrco.
They were married in Berlin. Ger
nanv. I'm May, 1851. They lived happily
tuEether for eieNt years, when Julius
saws h" discovered his p.lfe's infidelit,..
They separated, he comins e this conn
try and she going 10 Frankfort Ger
many. There WAS born to them one
ch'!1. a hey named Hugo, who is with
hts mother.
HERMAN has made considerable money
ana has got tir'1 cf single life and wants
20 Es. married again.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
STILL AFTER ALEXANDER.


DEPUTY Sheriff Walscring TODAY served
upon Alexander Alexander. who IN in the
Ludlow Street Jail. thr-e more orders
( arrest and complaints in now suits
hot have been begun AGAINST him in thu
Court oc Common Pleas.
Alo%Nul =, hos hpo0 IN tail FOR several
weeks urpn charges brought ic1ust him
h. several merchants, uf securing 500 le
rD credit, lv 'ts" Trct-r@"s
Tho NOW actions ~" nr rg't bw II :
Cesar & co., for sa1t'I: WGL!'m
S,nr0 rIor * co, c.r : '15 - aud Hoo
;rlrc I,a,ls \ C,Ttisa trr SASH
AleHarder was formerly in LGslGess ar
lU7 Grand street.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
A Small Contribution May Save
Many Lives.
w. II. Taylor, OF Scranton, Pa,
Sends . Check for $25.
School closes tomorrow!

spNh'Ni 'iVoto tO-IlItITO"I
The Evening World" wants every
pupil from every school In the commu-
nifty to enjoy his and her Summer out
Ing. and as pleasant and promising be-
ginning to give a thought to the mem
bers Of the baby class It wants just one
thought from each scholar for the lamb
kins shut up In the un-baked tenement
houses. who viii not have any fun. who
will miss all the luxures Of life and
whose going away will bsve no return.
The Sick Babies Fund has sent physi-
clans to visit G,725 families and to in
quire after the health OF the little folks.
In those doorto door visits OF the
densely populated blocks Of the city
4,G62 tiny boys and girls were found In
distress. Some had no clothes. One
young man wore black thread earrings
and II Nottingham lace overcoat; an
other youthful New Yorker was dressed
In napkin; the poor chap had a bigger
liver than he needed and the doctor
dubbed him the orange baby. There
were seventy-seven tots who only
wanted twelve ounces OF good milk a
day and comfortable bed, and as
their relatives could not supply them
the visiting physician made them COM
Portable. Nearly $500 tiny invallds had
to have free medicine.
Ever since the Fund was started. in
the Summer of 1888. the babies have
helped the babies. That help is sorely
needed now. and IL the school children
can spare few OF their blessings the
Sick Babies Fund Will owe them eternal
gratitude.
Clothing is wanted. Bales OF little
frocks and socks may he sent TO s2S
East Twenty-nrst street. and Mrs.
Roberts will see that not a garment
goes to waste.
The cashier OF The World" will re-
ceive subscriptions OF every denomina-
tion and prompt acknowledgment will
be made In THE Evening World"
The evening world., 1894-06-28
BOY BURGLARS CAUGHT.
Captured ic the Act of Brcnking
INTO u Confectionery store.

Justice Hel;ner, In the Yorkville Police
Court. this morning committed two boy
burglars for trial Thcv were John GIL
marin, Seventeen years old. oS i54 West
Fifty-sec0nl street. and John Seculn
aged eighteen. Of 527 Yves, Forty-eighth
street. CAlrrnrtin has been frequently
under arrest Cor small thpftS
Policeman quinn. Of the West FORTY
seventh street squad, saw tho two b vs.
ut o'clock this morning pull dawn the
awning In front Of the confectionery
store Of Louis Bukofztr iol W-et Fortv-
eighth street. and soor after disappear
p1llock on the front dor. with the as
SiS;apc1 o' another officer the arrests
wcrc made
The evening world., 1894-06-28
Have Office Clerks No Brains?

To tho Editor:
In answer to Marguerite T. H.. Brooklyn" I
would like to state that she Ia perfectly right
in standing up for the rights OF typewriters
Being a stcnographes AMI typewriter tmale) my
self | fully agree with her In the WARNING "be.
ware OF ONCE clerks" Would II not be ndvis-
able for our lady typewrIters to choose as their
companIuns-that Is. II they are inclined to have
1ne-,he opposite sex OF their protessinn7 They
would then get n man with some brains, and not
IN office CLERK working for Sc per week. without
brains STESO. ID.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
11vg:2akg s,lEEzs( 111tG I'll j

across the bust. the crepe above very
full and dropping from high collar
band. also Of the pink wool. To cover
the shoulders are four collars of diff
ferent materials, two of the pink edged
beige wool. all slightly undulating nnd
pointed rather low in front. The
sleeves IRE large at the top. In mutton
leg shape. with pink bands at the wrist
and elbow. The short skirt Is well
cut. lined with pink taffeta. and inter-
lined in the back and bordered With
pink bands around the foot.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
Chocolate Cnramels.

-Four cupfuls of graduated sugar, one
haif cupful OF butter. one-half cupful Of
cream, one-thlrd Of cake Of chocolate,
put all In a shallow pan and cook from
twenty to thirty minutes. When nearly
done add two tablespoonfuls Of vinegar.
Stir as little as possible while cooking.
Taste from time to time. Pour out into
buttcred tins and cut into small squares
when partly cool.
The evening world., 1894-06-28

1t was left for 1.-The Evening World"
TO lead the way in thu search for the
lost tug N!col, and for the bodies of
those men who mere missing after the
boat went down. The example has been
followed today. and search by other
parties. Immediately concerned in the
loss Of the Nicol. is being carried on.
based on the results OF THE Evening
World" expedition. which located the
sunlsen boat
The evening world., 1894-06-28
pnkcr--Isslrr wedding.
lspe lol to The Evening worllD

lSpe'lN % The Evening WorId)
NEWARK. June ?S--A very pretty wedding
took place last evening In this city. the contract
Ing parties being Louis l.. BAKER. son OF the R'c
Thomas baker, formerly eiitor OF the Dcdhan
iMass) Transcript, and Mis1 Leah lssler youngest
IAughte OF Tax As-".s0r Martin lsscT The
house yus beauttfullv decorated with fowcrs and
plants Many and costly presents were received
shortly after the ceremony Nj and Mrs. Baker
len for a brief tour through The south.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
FENDER SENT UP AGAIN.
Accused of Threatening His sister
ln-Inw.

David Ponler, of 10 Henry street, was
sent 10 the island for six months by
Justice Martin. In the Tombs Police
Court, this morning. Mary Pen1er. his
sstpr-in-law. WIS The complainant. She
sail David threatened to 10 lnnr bodily
harm If she did NOT take care of him.
Pendcr, who Is fOrty-two years onL
was arrested ana convicted In 1875 for
ruhbiug Mrs. De Barry, wife of Prot
DE Barry, a wealthy wine merchant
Mrs. De Barr Vas walking on Fifth
avonue when her diamond earrings were
torn from her cars. For this o0snsc
lender was tried AMI sentenced to TWIN
ty yours imprisonment, with good h'-
hnvi1r he c1u!d have ben out but short
Ems. His rrcsgn. occupation f. said 10
be- a "stuerCr" for bunco dealer.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
BrOiIAl Perch.

Clean, wash and wipe q perch: separate
1t lengthwise; pour over 1t one teaspoon
full of lemon juice: broll over a clear
fire: serve with butter cream. For this
cream one tablespoonful OF butter, one
saltspoon OF salt, little pepper and one
teaspoonful of lennon Juice. Mix we'll
Spread on the fish as soon as II is
broiled and serve. Add parsley. finely
minced onions or olives, IL desired.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
Reauty In Deep breathing.

Incidence Is the mother OF ugliness
Nineteen out of twenty people are too
lazy to breathe properly. The rarity
or beauty Is not to be wondered at con-
sidering the absolute necessity to health
or abundant fresh air. Habitual deep
breathing produces health and beauty
not only by exercising the muscles Of
the chest. but by throwing back the
head and compelling the whole body to
tude
The evening world., 1894-06-28
Fruit Sauce.

Mash three cupfuls of fresh, ripe ber-
res or other fruit with from three TO
four tablespoOufu's OF sugar. the guam
fifty of sugar varying according to the
acldity of the fruit; then beat In half
a cupful or softened butter. When
the mixture Is hght and foamy stir in
the thoroughly whipped white OF one
egg. Serve from n sauceboat or pour
about the prdding-unless 1t has been
baked to remain IN its dish.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
PugiIistic Children.

In the Leo Avenue Court, prooGlyn to-day,
Justice Goetting DISCHARGED Willie Losea, aged
,Nr'ye who was accused OF fighting with Dora
henson aged fourteen. The mothers OF both
children were In court, II alleged that Dora
- sorct'.ins ut puclIigt. 0nL the Justice
marked that those who follow boxing must cx.
gr.t to get hurt.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
Perhaps some One Can Tell Her.

To tho Etitor:
am a young Girl very fond OF good books
dancing or any Amusement, still do not seem
to be liked by my male acquaintances I notice
HAT the 'girl who allows herself to forget what
is due her as lady IL the one who enjoys her
self most. while |. although | am neither stupid
nor ugly, am always neglected That | cannot
gossip nor frt talk silly nonsense do not
regret. but II seems that this Is all the young
men require OF a girl nowadays Perhaps some
OF your readers can tell me. SOLITARY
The evening world., 1894-06-28
LAW students Honor Three Judges

Judges Leonard A. G!cserich. o, the Court Of
Common Pleas David McAiam. OF the Superior
Court and John Henry Mccarthy. 81 the city
Court were elected honorary members Of the
New York Law students Association at it,
recent meeting held at 80 East Fourth street
The Judges accented the honor and sent encour-
aging letters concentrating the society on all Its
objects which generally result successfully.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
An International Match Trust.

S C. Barber 81 Chicago, the millionaire match
manufacturer has Just returned from European
trip, and Is stopping AZ the Plaza Hotel while
abroad he succeeded in completing arrangements
for an Internal onA Match Trust and eonsoliiat /
Ing ali the match factories Il 'he Norla rnd-r
one management. The capltal Will he SO. OOo 90
1hs Trust viii erect In Liverpool the large
match factory IN the world.
The evening world., 1894-06-28

things that the daily testimony before
the Committee has been revealing. 1t
is all part Of the answer to the aues-
ton Of where Croker got It and where
Martin got II and where all the Lesser
bosses got II.
The evening world., 1894-06-28

Thieves broke In and stole at Wesleyan
Seminary while DR.. Depew was In the
very act of delivering an Grafton to
the students. This is a sad reflection on
the power OF the Doctors Summer ora
tory. Why was he not able to charm
the marauders with his eloquence?
The evening world., 1894-06-28

Have you bought a rufled jabot3 II
not. get one at once. They are made
with q cross cut neck band in geranium,
or any other pretty tint of velvet. with
a diamond buckle shaped to the throat.
and from 1t. put on sufficiently wide
to cover the entire front OF the bodice.
a deep founce OF gathered lace. These
smarter up all sorts Of gowns.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
Pineapple Ambrosia.

Remove the skin carefully from the
pineapple and CRATE the pulp fine; mix
with white sugar and let 1t stand a
while. Make a custard of the yolks
of four eggs, the whites of two and a
quart of milk. When cold pour It over
the pineapple. Beat the remaining
whites with sugar, spread the frost
ing over the whole, set on ice and serve
cold,
The evening world., 1894-06-28
They Do Better In France.

Not having Chicago courts to deal with. II is
probable that Assassin Santos sanity will not
continue a subject OF controversy year hence
They manage things differently In France. Gin
c.unati Times Star.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
Just Niolrttn.

| Little "v'o'c;,a" who never gives any o'hV
name, and Who has visited The Evening World
ofc. a half dozen hues % missions OF charity,
/ 'ronrci In yra,crlny and ,'r for the SICK
! Ilah'os' FHnl Just say Ni"le''a--E's all
| she !nzwercl spon her nause vas asked THANKS,
! NiCletta' May YOU never he Sick
The evening world., 1894-06-28

Unexercised. the good citizens right
TO vote becomes wrong. Make up
your mind now to go to the polls in
the coming Fall with ballot for u
better New York. and for rapid transit.
The evening world., 1894-06-28

To me FAVOR
Please u,crpt our mite 81 10. towards the sice
pahles Fund beng the proceeds Of magic Ian
tern entertainment held at our home sv7 Gsrfen
street, ilobuken, y.
GEETIUDE uAUM. aged ~.
HELEN RArM. aged 5,
SEYMOUR BAUM. aged s.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
Ni.h~s the Fund Success.

TO Inc EdIVnFI
Incicscl please nni 81 towards the Sick Rabies
Fund with hearty wished for the success Of your
crorts to brighten the lives Of the roor little
oncs and with regret that my Offering must he
40 small +. NJ II.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
Taking the Ericsson to st. Louis.


DAVENPORT. la, June 2s.--Ths United States
torpedo boat Ericsson left here In tow today for
st Louis She lacks two weeks Of completion
She carries twenty mechanics who Will accom-
pauy her 10 ST. Louis and nnish her there.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
Bridgc-Jumpcr's BODY Found.

The body OF Harry Cox. who few days OGo
Jumped from the brooklyn Bridge. was picket up
in the East River yesterday afternoon. II was
claimed by his stepmother. Mrs, Kate Cox. las,
night The picture printed In Tho weTld' leG
to the Identification. as already published
The evening world., 1894-06-28
pctro,rs Ex-Trcasurer Acquitted.

INy NssOoIlfcl FftssJ
DETROIT. Mich, June 2S-ThCmas j. Tuite
eS-Cny Treasurer who was arrested In New
York on a charge u embe,zlirg upward Of si5, co.
from this ciB was acquitted BY a jury yesterd4,
afternoon The question before the Jury was
mainly that Of tclgniogs intent
The evening world., 1894-06-28
Little Franks Dollar.

To the Editor;
Inclosei please rnd 81 for the Sick Rabies
Fund Ycurg with respect, LITTLE FRANK.
Pennington, y. J.
The evening world., 1894-06-28

Ircl,-ci please end my cNcch TO- 80 70, III.
Sick Babies FunN YourS t-u'v
W II TAYLOR scranton, Pa.
The evening world., 1894-06-28
EDITORIhI.nY WRIT.
DIR. Pnrkhurst Won't Keep on.

Mr. Croker thinks nr. PGrEhurst is sort OF
religious Coyey. Probably because he insists on
walking ON the Tammsry srass.-washing,on Post
The evening world., 1894-06-28
woman's Congress Not In vnin.

It is reported that . New England seminary for
Girls has adopted tho following college yell
VIVA. who. ~ha, who. wha, who. zppe rroar,
NJ ". XII ~ zip pom. love bomyah, homyah, sip,
lp ear The wonAn's Congress was not held in
vain last year.-Chicago News
The evening world., 1894-06-28
LETTERS.

ma column 70 open to everybody who has .
complaint to mahe, grievance TO ven'i,afe frtor.
nation TO otcA a nsbtect Of general fnterea 10 Dis
c,ss on pub!te seyvice TO acknowledge. and w'so
can put the idea into iess than 100 worda Long
letters cunnot be printed
The evening world., 1894-06-28
A Friend In Freehold.

To the Editor:
Enclosed please md 81 for tho Sick babies
Fund DONALD CRAIG nvTCHER,
Freehold n. J.
The evening world., 1894-06-28

Even Capt. Wards Giants are EN-
listed at last in the work of making a
better New York. They have won two
games at st. Louis.
The evening world., 1894-06-28

:, 'rhe position of the Pullman strikers
Is thnt the Company has made up Its
own berth and may now lie In It.
The evening world., 1894-06-28

The gas war in Brooklyn has brought
sprices down to 80 cents thousand.
Complaints OF overworked meters may
! be confidently looked for.
The evening world., 1894-06-28

One Of the amusements for passengers
on the Majestic who recognize the re
turning ex-Czar of New York will be
that of wondering where Croker got 1t.
The evening world., 1894-06-28

Girls who dress for the sea wear some
queer garments. Fancy the top sleeves
in the model after a blow, and the
swapping Of the flaps about the waist.
The evening world., 1894-06-28

When the North River is bridged the
time-wo joke about New Jersey being
foreign land will die u natural
death
The evening world., 1894-06-28

There Is the ring OF good coin to the
money plank In the Democratic platform
In Pennsylvania.
The evening world., 1894-06-28

The remedy for New York's misgovern-
ment lies In the hands Of New Workers.
To apply Il they must act together.
The evening world., 1894-06-28

The straight" ticket man for the
municipal campaign Is an ally OF the
Central Power whether he means to be
a or not,
The evening world., 1894-06-28

Is the lesson Of the overloaded ex-
cursion boat to be thrown away this
time. also2
The evening world., 1894-06-28

The warmth OF June's affection Is
more manifest as July. approaches. Has
the month of rare days a Jealous eye?
The evening world., 1894-06-28

The long pull and the strong pull tells
at New London to-day. 'Rah. rah. rah.
Harvard! Also. 'Rah. rah. rah, Yale!
The evening world., 1894-06-28

Pennsylvania's Democracy had an eye
Sihgerly to the fulnlment of party
pledges.
The evening world., 1894-06-28

Let there be one great Good Govern.
nent Club Of all faithful New York
citizens.
The evening world., 1894-06-28

Hope that the Tariff bill will get out
Of tho Senate this week wanes and
wanes.
The evening world., 1894-06-28

headers Of THE EVENING WORLD iearing
az city for the hot months should send IN their i'd
drosu and hare THE YENLNG " oRLD mad, d
Il lem regularity
The evening world., 1894-06-28

Miss Augusta L. Becher had por-
trait at the Royal Academy of the well
known unknown Sarah Grand" The
picture shows well-dressed woman
The evening world., 1894-06-28

Blue and white are the sea colors
whether the toilet is designed for the
deck OF a steamer, the beach OF a
Summer resort or the pier to watch
regatta race.